on the welcome to the program democratic candidate joe biden has won the u.s. presidential election after sealing victory in the battleground state of pennsylvania of the 99 percent of votes counted and sylvania biden won 49.7 percent and trump won 49.2 the 20 electoral votes biden takes home in the state allowed him to surpass the 270 needed to win the election according to projections by the associated press he also picked up 6 and nevada giving him a total of $290.00 electoral votes to republican president donald trump's $214.00. democratic supporters across the country have been reacting to the news of president elect by success from philadelphia to black lives matter plaza in washington to new york times square people didn't want to hide their relief and excitement let's take a look at those reactions. to me me every time my mother is a disabled woman who goes directly to medicaid and medicare and said no a day. out and you can no longer mess with those programs is the thing we was was having. you believe that i was dead right i didn't was best for the uni

joe biden was to try and win them back. and he took wisconsin, he took michigan, which meant that when the day started, he was on 253 electoral college votes, he needed 17 more to become president. there were various routes, either via the south—west — nevada and arizona, or simply through the state where he grew up, pennsylvania. he grew up in scranton. and a few hours ago, that's what happened. he took pennsylvania, that took him over 270 to 273. we're still waiting on some states — north carolina, georgia, arizona, actually, nevada's been projected as well. he currently stands on 279. it doesn't matter what happens in these other states, he already has enough to be the president elect. now, one of the things that will define his presidency is how much progress he can make with congress. let's look at both houses of congress. the senate matters more because it's a tighter political contest. the democrats have a6, add in two independents who tend to vote for them, they're on a8, so are the republicans. there are four

well there's of course promised a job biden. made to reach under perry's agreement i think it would be one of the major challenges that would be tackled by the 2 countries the relation with russia as well and you know there was that gas pipeline project russian gas being brought to germany and in the north stream to project and that oppose the u.s. and and barely an end germany so d.s. will be something that will be. retired by as are 2 governments now so those ideas think patients that we can expect so far. are in the arch as reporting for us from berlin i thank you so much. so you've been back to the studio with your stacey's from our u.s. elections team you've been watching this campaign since the beginning you know this doesn't entirely wrap up but certainly is a pin days of expectations and even almost 4 years of a trump presidency itself what are your final thoughts on what we should take away from seeing this historic election well there's a few things 1st of all to trump supporters and donald trump himself counting votes

biden's job? corral the senate republicans needed to get it done. >> recovery act passed the house on a straight party line vote. but in the senate it faced a filibuster. that meant we needed three republican votes to get it passed, and it really fell into joe biden's lap to go to capitol hill and persuade those three republicans to deliver those three votes. we got to 60 votes right on the nose. >> so on behalf of this country and its people, mr. president, let me say thank you. we owe you a good deal. >> so just four weeks after the inauguration, the administration pumped $787 billion into a teetering economy. it was risky business, with some democrats complaining it wasn't enough and republicans arguing it was too large. >> we have no assurance that we'll create jobs or revive the economy. in short, we're taking an enormous risk, an enormous risk with other people's money. >> the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> i've asked vice president biden to lead a tough, unpreced

joe biden at 264. any of those four key states outstanding at this hour would take a simple win in nevada to put him to 270. donald trump would have to run the board. the president accusing pollsters of cooking their numbers to suppress the gop vote. here is the president. >> president trump: the pollsters got it knowingly wrong. we had polls that were so ridiculous. no blue wave they predicted. they felt like there would be a big blue wave. that's false. that was done for suppression reasons. >> sandra: we're hearing from jonathan turley on the fox news channel coming up as well saying it doesn't do the president any favors. he has his team of lawyers that are going into the key states and almost undermines their efforts to -- for him to have the rhetoric he is at this time. i wanted to get your reaction to that and we'll hear from jonathan turley in a moment. >> the issue of the pre-election polls is different from the issue of the count that's going on right now. look, everybody both parties i think

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there's been no phone call to joe biden. obviously nothing even hinting at a concession speech and said he's been defiant, vowing further legal battles, a series of tweets, dan, all caps making wild allegations that have actually been flagged by twitter as unfactual about voter fraud. but people close to the president expect that he will eventually in the coming days come to accept, if not concede, accept his fate. it's more of a concession perhaps that the election was stolen from him than he lost outright. they don't expect him ever to come out and to acknowledge he lost, but he will accept a peaceful transfer of power. that's the full expectation from everybody i've talked to close to him. >> overnight joe biden spoke and i'm quoting here. he spoke of ending the grim era of demonization. you covered washington for many years. i don't want to out you about your age here, but does that notion strike you as doable, ending the demonization, and if it does strike you as doable, exactly how would it be doable? >> reporter: well

has the election been called forjoe biden? moment. has the election been called forjoe biden? i do not want to say anything out loud even though looks at the numbers are going injoe biden's direction. i don't want to ruin anything, but i'm cautiously optimistic. what you think of the president saying that the election is being stolen from him? it's on presidential to say the least. featuring this, they're not based in fa ct featuring this, they're not based in fact at all and a lot of republicans voted the day of the election and a lot of democrats voted absentee, they voted with early voting and at some many of us did that. did that. it makes sense and there is no basis for the lies you think about it. are you confident that there could be a peaceful tra nsfer of you confident that there could be a peaceful transfer of power under the circumstances indeed joe biden does prove victorious? that depends on the president's mood and how the people around him project this. if he focuses on those losses, i think you'll keep them busy enough but it will be a more peaceful transfer of

exclusively or anything of that nature so biden may have a very very grim see. to ation to face when he becomes president and this this doctor the infectious disease expert who's quite. eminent said that he has got to gather the very best people around him biden has got to get rid of the people who have been giving the american public bad advice and not following the course of science and he has got to use all of the powers of persuasion at his disposal to try to speak to the american people to try to get them to understand that this is a disease that is extremely deadly stream lee infectious and needs to be taken extremely seriously and that means wearing masks. doing all the protocols of social distancing that we've all heard of 10000000 times by now and that's as biden said his his task number one everything flows from that the.

if that happens if biden passes trump, if biden pulls away in pennsylvania, if biden wins pennsylvania from the road to 270 standpoint that is a biden win and what it does to the electoral math. joe biden goes over 270. if biden is declared the winner in pennsylvania biden becomes president-elect. trump could still get the win in arizona. trump could still hold off biden and get the win in georgia. trump could get north carolina. at this point the trump campaign probably feels good about north carolina. we could get into the details on that but put it aside for a minute. trump could get everything else out there right now. if he doesn't get pennsylvania, he doesn't get to 270. period. so pennsylvania is the ball game. we're getting the most vote out of there. you heard that chris jansing report. they'll be counting the vote overnight it sounds like in pennsylvania. you do see since we've been on the air, keeping track of the numbers, where we started to where we are now there's been significant erosion. so we can expect if what chris is saying is right they'll count through the night,

trump has it and biden never did. in his four years in office, president trump stared down and fought back again the corrupt u.s. media. he fought back against china in their cheating, against big business that wanted to continue outsourcing, against the old gop establishment and of course our favorite rin oh and pelosi and schumer and shift and the entire deep state and then the lies about character, lies about his views on race. and who could forget the witchhunt, impeachment and the nonstop threats against his own family. at the end of it all he is literally using every minute he can to reach as many people as he can to convince him to stay with his america first agenda, not because by the way it's good for him personally because it's good for him for the regular people. for the backbone of america, black, white, latino, american citizens. the media doesn't want folks to think about how painful it will be for families to lose that $6000 pay raise they saw under trump policy. biden's open borders, his outsourcing, g

in joe biden's favor. but certainly there will be many people in beijing who are breathing something i relate the past 4 years of the tremendous ration have been really tough on the chinese government. we've had the initiation of the trade war. and those tariffs that just had those very tough technology restrictions that have put a lot of pressure on the chinese economy. and of course, this year, especially, we've had attack after attack from the trump administration on everything from her big 19 to the treatment we use in shin jiang in hong kong's national security law. and all of this has really brought the u.s. china relationship to the lowest point that we've seen in decades. so many are seeing biden presidency of the chance to reset the relationship between the u.s. and china they're expecting was a return to a more conventional style of diplomacy, a less confrontational, less unpredictable approach. and also the opportunity for time in the u.s. to potentially going forward to collaborate on issues su

i think biden was the best choice. trump, like i said, there were too many flaws in this man, not only personal but the things he did, not standing up for people of color, loving to make divisions, not paying his taxes. i'm a schoolteacher, so i am so happy we do have someone in the white house, the first lady, who is an educator to see what we are going through. maybe we can have education reform and some kind of way she can get involved in helping us develop a better school system so we are number one, not down in the bottom 50. the education here in america. i am so happy he's in the white house, and i know this country is going to come together, and just like he said, he lives in a -- lived in a subdivision. i do too. i have white neighbors. i have hispanic neighbors. we are all together here. i have. i have hispanic neighbors. we are all together here. i know what he's talking there's never been issues. i know what he's talking about, and i can relate to biden. i could never relate to a millionaire like trump. his

biden. in fact, in philadelphia, it's even more. it's like 90% in philadelphia. so, you know, philadelphia again is tells us -- let me give you the exact number right here. i will call this up. philadelphia is telling us they've got 15,000 to 20,000 an cente absentee ballots. there are other counties that are much smaller. >> steve, let me stop you there. we had dave wassermann on in the last hour. he's been digging into the numbers, and based on the same low day turnout and precincts in the city of philadelphia, wasserman's expecting joe biden to overperform in these remaining precincts in philadelphia. what's he been doing? winning 85%, 90% of the mail-in ballots in philadelphia? >> no. he's been getting 90%, 91%. i've been using a conservative number. it only increases that much more when you say what if biden does even better than 90% in some of these places that of course, that could be almost double. if there are 20,000, 22,000 votes remaining and he does as well as he's been doing, th

esther biden: i am not here to declare that we one. i am cured to report on the count is finished we believe we will be the winners. host: democratic contender joe biden flips two battleground states to take him one step closer to the white house. ♪ you are watching al jazeera with continuing coverage of the u.s. elections. donald trump demands a recount and fires lawsuit into key states as his path to victory narrows. the outcome of the election now hinges on the four battleground states where mainly postal votes are being tallied and in other news the you and calls for an immediate de-escalation intentions as if you go be a's prime minister following an attack on the military base in the -- region. ♪ host: we begin in the united states where joe biden is pulling ahead in the race for the white house. we cannot project a win for biden in the key battleground state of michigan. it is one of the rust belt states donald trump one in 2016 helping him deliver the presidency. within the past couple of hours, democrats also flipped neigh

president—elect biden, now president—elect biden, so that he can get his tea m biden, so that he can get his team up and rolling, and they are certainly already kind of dizzy artwork. this was the last thing they needed to make sure that they had all of the resources , sure that they had all of the resources, including intelligence briefings and things like that stop it does matter, surely, that mr trump says the fight continues? his legal teams as the race is not over, even though so many of the trump campaign teams legal challenges are being thrown out of court for many, many people. this damages the process, democratic process? it absolutely damages the process overall. this is not what we envisioned is kind of the gracious handover of power the peaceful process that has gone on with every other administration. at the end of the day, i think it is all done, there aren't any more legal ways, any more legal wagers. the campaigns are using it as an opportunity, the trump campaign is using it as an opportunity to raise money, and i think that is the key. what signals do you think the

they understand that that's not who joe biden is, he beat the socialist, joe biden beat bernie sanders. he's not a socialist, he's actually quite the opposite. i am optimistic that latinos understand that and that's why they will vote for joe biden. harris: josÉ aritimuno, thank you, thank you all for watching the special edition on outnumbered over time fox news sunday with chris wallace after the commercial break. ♪ ♪ some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. learn about plans that could give you more healthcare benefits than you have today. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan from humana, a company with nearly 60 years of experience in the he

to new york welcoming the news of joe biden's victory by kalar takes a look at biden's road to the white house. it was joe biden's eldest son who nominated him as the vice president and now you mr chairman it's my great honor to place into nomination for the office of vice president of united states my father my hero joe biden. less than 3 years later both biden died of cancer. it's another personal tragedy for a man who had experienced the death of his 1st wife and infant daughter in a car crash in 1702 but it has been a life of many triumphs as well perhaps none great to this tribute from his commander in chief for the final time as president i'm pleased to award our nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. thank you. hi. still mourning the death of his son biden did not contest the democratic party nomination in 2016 but after a slow start easily secured the party's support this year and in his acceptance address gave notice a better and kind of country to come. we have a great purpose as a nation to open the doors of opportunity for all americans to save ou

biden camp presumably feeling positive. well what we understand at the moment is that joe biden will be speaking but only after one of the major results come through he's waiting it would appear for a projection of pennsylvania in particular to come through before coming to the convention center to make his speech why pennsylvania in particular well if pennsylvania is projected for biden that puts donald trump out of the race completely obviously it would take biden over the figure in the electoral college but it would also mean that donald trump is completely defeated in the selection race so that is a position we haven't confirmed that with the campaign as yet that it is conditional on getting a projection in pennsylvania in particular what i can tell you at the moment is that the a convoy has not yet arrived joe biden store relaxing at his home a few miles away from the convention center here but he is being an air of confidence in the campaign headquarters here as it has been since the results started coming in there wa

joe biden is at 279. in order for donald trump to win if everything were to be overturned, pennsylvania would need to be overturned and 20 electoral votes would get you down to 259. then donald trump would have to win in north carolina, which is likely that he will. he would also have to win georgia and in arizona and we see joe biden is leading in both states comfortably with little vote out. >> tom tillis won re-election in the north carolina senate race. did the stakes get higher in the two georgia senate races going to a run-off? >> no question. this week would be the stress test on donors. all of the outside groups would say listen, can you pony up more money. look, in the end how much are we going to see spent on the two senate races which would control democrats would control the u.s. senate. we will see an entirely different policy put further by joe biden. look at the number, $200 million. $100 million on each side from now until january 5th. >> my goodness. thank you sir. i appreciate it. hypocr

no one has declared biden the victor there none of the networks have and that is why probably biden didn't speak when he was hoping to earlier tonight. it seems like he still might speak, here's another number to watch more interesting than joe biden as leading the popular vote by more than 4 million votes in 2016. hillary clinton you may recall won the popular vote by about 2.8 million biden with a significantly they're getting more than 50% of the overall georgia going to recounting in georgia because of how close that is we'll take a look at the latest numbers there 16 electoral votes at stake in georgia and it is super close you see about 4,000 vote differential right there and the officials there in georgia in charge of elections did say that there will be a recount in that state based on the percentage out narrow it is in georgia. nevada is a state where joe biden expanded his lead today. we'll zoom in here, joe biden leading donald trump in by right now about 21,000 it was 12,000 last night so biden continuing to assert himself in nevada 87% of the vote counted in nevada said they'r

but first, biden says america last. that's the focus of tonight's angle. 70% of republicans feel like the presidential election was neither free nor fair, according to a new morning consult political poll. 78% believe mass mail-in voting led to widespread fraud. 72% of that group think ballots were tampered w with. nevertheless, bidenha is pretending the election has been certified in that all legal challenges have been resolved. he isn't committed to addressing voting irregularities or restoring faith in our elections, but he is committed to restoring the world faith inr our elections. it's essentially a blank check. >> i'm letting the world know that america is back. america is back in the game. i have have the opportunity to speak with now six world leaders. the reception and welcome we've gotten around the world from our allies and our friends has been real, though i feel confident that -- >> laura: when he says "we are back," first of all, has he seen the economic numbers? he means that he will continue with the no

biden. he's performing ten points less. the question is whether all of this little improvements for joe biden, whether it's a point here or two points there or three points there in these various counties -- can that make up for ten points in miami? it's miami versus the margins. >> if this is all a bellwether to what we'll see in the other sun belt -- >> no, i don't, because this was a unique miami issue. miami is miami. you know, miami is -- some would say is hong kong, right? the rest of florida is sort of -- is kind of connected. miami's its own thing, its own entity. i would say this -- if this is the way biden loses florida, he probably can feel better about what's happening up north, because many of these other counties perform more like these midwestern states, right? you know, i always joke, florida, you know, basically, the midwest is down here. you've got the northeast retirees are down in the atlanta coast. so the piece of the entire battleground shows up in florida. so if you're

biden. continuing -- that is coming up again in just a couple of minutes, live on c-span. i look at the transition to a biden administration in january. n hult, a science professor at virginia tech. she's also a member of the white house transition project advisory board. thanks for being with us on washington journal. karen: good to be here. host: the white house transition project, tell us about it. this is a nonpartisan, nonprofit entity. it is staffed by political science professors and others around the united states. 1990's for thehe white house interview program. they were trying to develop some institutional memory by talking to people that had various white house death and over time. staff positions over time. they can find out what happens to staff positions for both parties. directedolved and is by you speak directly with those transition teams from those campaigns. >> what we do do, really beginning well before the candidates campaigns are putting together their transition team.

when do supports joe biden. brenda supports joe biden. caller: trump and his supporters miket some -- do not trust pence. mike pence and kevin kobach, headed a voter fraud commission. at the end of october 2018 mike pence issued his report and the report stated there was no voter fraud found. they reviewed every states voteion process and counting process and mike pence issued a report that said because of the numerous redundancies in each states processes, that the possibility of fraud was highly unlikely. apparently trump and his supporters do not even believe their own vice president mike pence. host: let's go to clyde calling from newport, arkansas. clyde supports president trump. called -- president believe -- he gets things done. the gas prices, gas prices are prisonerso up, the from kubo when they opened the borders they let the prisoners out of their prison -- cuba when they opened at the borders they let the prisoners out of their prison. the president talks like a jerk but he gets things done. deborah who isto calling from belle

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biden first became vice president. the democratic coalition has fewer white working-class voters, more college-educated suburbanites. there's also evidence that it's gained some older voters and lost some black and hispanic voters. the biden campaign has razor-thin margins in its favor across what were considered republican strongholds. what kind of coalition will it need to win this time? something familiar? something different? joining us now is kamaya marshall, director of strategic communications for the biden campaign. mr. marshall, good evening. >> good evening. thanks for having me. >> talk about the lessons that were learned from the obama-baden win to the biden-harris campaign that you hope will work in your favor in terms of the voters you'll need to win. >> yeah. one, i will say listen, we've always said since day one when we launched this campaign in primary season it's going to -- voters we're speaking to every day matter. that comes from diversity within race, diversity within party, diversity in thought.

you caught biden off. is your strategy to go to the right of fox news in the biden era? >> look, the neem sen rating out showed we had 3 million people tuned into newsmax tv, we are on every major cable system in the country. we had another 3 million on ott devices fox is not on. we are a major player in cable news now and we just beat on wednesday cnbc and fox business. >> if you are major player in cable news, you have a responsibility to stop airing this bogus voter fraud stuff. here are a few clips we caught from this weekend on your network. let's watch. >> are you going to -- >> this is all a setup. the democratic party plans for this. >> this is a state where particularly philadelphia, it's a place where voter fraud is a profession. >> this is a fraud, you all. i don't care who is looking at this. i don't even care what side of the aisle you are on, straight fraud. >> why is this election denialism airing on your network, chris? >> we have all points of view. we have all sorts of political points of view. we have liberals, we have conservatives. you know, cnn and

what is joe biden hiding? i will not rest until the american people have the vote count they deserve in that democracy demands. president trump was photographed by the associated press today, as you can see, golfing at his private club in virginia when the news broke of joe biden's win. we wantnight's remarks, to hear from you, we will take your calls, reading your tweets, and looking at any updated result that may come in tonight as the tally continues in alaska, north carolina, enjoy job. you can follow all the results from across the country at avenue our website, c-span.org/election -- at our website, c-span.org/election. live coverages, right here on c-span. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers] [laughter] ♪ [cheers] [laughter] [cheers] ♪ ♪ [cheers] ♪ [cheers] ♪ >> we love you, joe! we love you, joe! yeah! ♪ [cheers] [honking] ♪ [honking] [cheers] [honking] [honking] [cheers] >> let's go! [cheers] >> we love you, joe! we love you

president—electjoe biden. he was speaking to cheering supporters near his home in delaware after it became clear he'd won the bitterly contested election against president donald trump. mr trump, who has still not conceded, has sent off a number of new tweets suggesting there had been voterfraud. in more measured language than in previous days, he said new evidence has emerged and needed to be looked at. in his victory speech — mr biden said his administration would marshal the forces of decency, fairness, science and hope. we'll have reaction to that speech from around the world, but first this report from our correspondent, lebo diseko, in washington. the president—elect of the united states of america, joe biden! a moment that has been 30 years in the making. joe biden makes his victory address, repeating his campaign promise to unite a divided country. for all those of you who voted for president trump, i understand the disappointment tonight. i've lost a couple of times myself. but now, let's give eac

i will not accept biden as my president. i am disabled and the republican party has learned how to win elections, and i hope they learn how to do their balance next ,ime that the election comes up and how to make sure they count their ballots way the democrats done there's. theirs. host: john in charlotte, north carolina, who did you vote for? caller: i voted for joe biden, and i couldn't be more happy to call myself an american. i just want to thank the whole country and especially the african-american group for getting out there and voting, and the records show. host: you are in charlotte, north carolina. the votes are still being counted. how many times were you either emailed or called or asked on the street to go in vote? what was it like? caller: i was asked several times on the street going to shopping centers, walking into different stores. this actually was my first time voting and i could have voted previous years in the past, but i felt like this election was so important and it just meant so much for the country

through bidens' team. he's having to coordinate that. instead of having a state department supported trump that you would have like when donald trump won the presidency. you're seeing on a day-to-day basis, letting this charade going on. it is stopping biden from preparing. >> get out of rain. thank you. i appreciate you joining us. be safe. we'll see you soon. >> karl rove! senator lankford. is the the wall breaking? not the border wall. the one that's hardly being built, but the wall that americans voted for. is it starting to crumble? lots to discuss. jay carney is here. joe lock hart, a veteran of clinton administration. they're both next. (children laughing) ♪ (music swells) (dog barking) ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. -well, audrey's expecting... -twins! grandparents! we want to put money aside for them, so...change

president elect joe biden as a long time political adversary joins those congratulating him. but donald trump spending another day on the golf course is still refusing to concede defeat we'll look at implications for the transition of power. hello money this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. as airy celebrates after the government announces the capture of a major city in the disputed region where it's fighting with armenia. and repudiated overseas but still popular at home me at malls young democratic government faces very serious. u.s. president elect joe biden is moving forward with transition plans as a group growing list of high profile figures at home and abroad congratulate him even that cemetery where family members including his late some buried hoping his priorities is covert 19 as infections continue to spike donald trump spend the day goal thing outside washington he is refusing to concede defeat tweeting about legal challenges and vote recounts he insists without evidence that the election was fraudulent. but fellow republican and former president georg

president-elect biden has a different view. he does not pretend frankly that american t kind of story that can communicate what the future of the united states is likely to be. is, in fact, i have the relationships. i have these kind of fundamental person-to-person contacts, and most of all, i believe that if first back to that principle, that you acknowledge that somebody else's interest that's egitimate, that the basis for a meaningful discussion. briefly just very mention one other thing, which is, it is significant that he a lot of these people. george said at one point we used to have foreign leaders who went with joe biden for a long time, we would have foreign leaders come all the time to the senate and my job go around and introduce the foreign leaders. -- over is senator here is senator so and so, then leaders would say hi, joe. they just knew him. now, when oment like the united states frankly looks nfamiliar in so many ways now, in the nature of politics, the nature of our divisions, to our opponents abroad, an lemen

wife drjill biden. in the same way that melania trump met michelle 0bama. who knows if that would happen it would not wa nt to that would happen it would not want to say anything that would make me my words but i do think that today the screen might of the transition is a step forward in the right direction, many american people are concerned. in case you justjoined just a reminder of the breaking news, the general services ministration becoming very important in the past few weeks is now set officially thatjoe biden's transmission strip president elect from the beginning. trump has tweeted in the best interest of the united states he has told his team to co—operate with protocols, specifically one of his appointees emily murphy. needed to write a letter to make the transition go ahead and free of government funds but also about crucial briefings to happen. it will not be meeting with government officials to discuss the pandemic response and many other issues. mr trump also said in his tweets the lega

biden is ahead by 37,000 votes. and nevada's republican secretary of state pushing back against the president, making it clear that at this point no fraud has come to light. again, the facts matter because yes, every vote counts. and when you say that, it kind of gives you this moral high ground. let's be clear. every vote counts, but when someone gets enough votes to win, the loser concedes. that is what happens in this country. hillary clinton won the popular vote. she lost pennsylvania by a smaller margin. biden is losing michigan by a margin of 14 times more than trump did, yet couldn't concede it. she did so with every certified vote. she didn't do this i'm going to ask for recounts, take it to court, wait for the certification when the electoral college meets. she didn't do it because the outcome was clear. she did the right thing. in fact, the last republican president to suffer a bitter defeat after just one term conceded immediately, and then president george h.w. bush wrote a letter to the man who defeated

biden says we won't calm. biden is practically comatose the feeble stooge of fighting faction on the far left. the snooty snotty superficial establishment wants this election to be about style not substance. that may be fine for the already comfortable but for americans struggling who want to climb the ladder of opportunity with the biden speech about the soul of the nation put on the substance in any fair election trump would be resoundingly reelected but we don't have a fair election. nbc, abc, cbs, and pure "new york times" facebook twitter all of it nonstop wall-to-wall biden propaganda the alliance of bias, colluding as press information and suppress trump's votes. they are the ones undermining our democracy. for three and a half years they plotted and schemed against president trump from morning until night and look what he was still able to accomplish another want to destroy trump and his supporters not because of policy or anything real but because of their insane irrational hate. yes there is a policy

tonight, shortly after joe biden won michigan, again, the state canvassing board certified biden's win there. the gsa had emily murphy had issued a one and a half page statement. most of it, defense of her own actions. quoting murphy now. i was never dlektly or indirectly pressured by any executive branch official, including those that work at the white house or gsa with regard to the substance or timing of my decision. to be clear, i did not receive any direction to delay my determination. in the statement, murphy says she took her role, quote, seriously. and that her decision was not based on fear or favoritism. she also said she's received death threats or threats, i should say, directly aimed at her staff, family, and herself. president trump, almost immediately, chimed in. he claimed credit for the decision, despite murphy saying she came to her decision, quote, independently. so, it seems someone is lying there. he tweeted quote, i am recommending that emily and her team do what needs to be done with regard to initial protocols, and have told my team to do the same. the complete

in four of these states, joe biden has the lead. i want to ta ke joe biden has the lead. i want to take you over to pennsylvania here on the east coast, 20 electoral couege on the east coast, 20 electoral college votes, very, very important. you can see a razor—thin margin between the two candidates, butjust a few moments agojoe biden had a lead of 12,390 votes there, and that has been the trend of the day, with joe biden edging ahead of donald trump, and the democrats are confident of taking pennsylvania. let's have a look and see what happens if they do. i am going to use the blue pen here, let's put in pennsylvania as blue, and that takes joe biden to 273, he is over the magic line up 270, and joe biden would then be the president of the united states. let's just have a look at what happens if he does, after georgia, manages to flip georgia, arizona, which is a race that we know is very tight, and if he manages to retain nevada, hillary clinton won that in 2016, that takes him up to 306 electoral college votes, and that is an important figure, because that is the ver

joe biden joe biden and the democratic party driven by the radical left to take our nation joe biden rnible] -- says we're in for a long, dark winter. but under president donald trump, we know the best days are yet to come. cheers and applause] i have three things i'm going ask you to do and then i'm going to let you get in from the cold. give yourselves another round of applause. i got to tell you, this is the hard esty bunch -- [indiscernible] [cheers and applause] y'all are awesome. first and foremost, before the polls close tomorrow, if you haven't done so already, we need you to vote, pennsylvania, vote to re-elect president donald trump four more years! [cheers and applause] crowd: four more years! four more years! four more years! i actually check -- vice president pence: i actually checked on the way here. you can drop off your ballot, if you haven't, before the day so every. and then go work the polls tomorrow. [applause] if you don't know where, you can go to westmoreland county election bureau, 2 north main street, suite 109, in greensburg, and remember, friends don't let

joe biden had it all. three children, wife neilia at his side, about to take a seat in the senate. >> i was assigned do a long, long piece on him. something like, you know, "youni mrn goes to washington." that's when i spent a good bit of time with joe. and i had lunch with neilia in the course of doing this story, and i just thought to myself, you knowthis couple, you know, really has everything. >> it's a love story. he met her on a beach in spring break in college. dlthey fell, within days, in love. >> neilia was the love of his life and it was really a happily-ever-after tale. until it isn't, abruptly. >> narrator: biden andis sister val were in washington setting up the offe, hiring a aff, when the crisis hit >> the phone rings, and val gets it. and biden is sort of paying attention, and then he really starts paying attention when he sees her face. >> i got a call from jimmy biden. and he said, "come home, now. there's been an accident." and neilia was in the car, the station wa with the three childre

joe biden. we are in so much trouble. i don't think you will be president very long. small harris will take it over. they are going after guns. they are digging into social security. they will be supporting illegal immigrants with our money. they will take your land. it took me two days. our country is doomed. china will blackmail joe biden. i read all of those papers. trump never called military that. that was made up by the media. we are in so much trouble if joe biden gets into office. goes, don't bet on joe biden bringing god back into this country. they are already starting to take it away. this is bruce, hello. i'm a supporter obviously of biden. one, i couldn't imagine how somebody could vote for trump. extraordinary, the amount of lying. it is documented. have is delusion. you have to have discernment. there has to be a certain process you go to arrive at the truth and think out. everything i have seen in trump. his character is horrible. his bankruptcy record is incredible. speaks to li

reporter: it is unclear what direction the biden administration will take if joe biden wins and many iraqi officials what the strategic dialogue to continue which started earlier this year between the united states and iraq. but joe biden cell has a rather fraught track record in iraq. he voted in favor of the iraqi invasion in 2003. he also, under obama, in 2009, he was charged with withdrawing the 150 thousand troops that were based here at that time and of course, that resulted in a security vacuum which eventually enabled the rise of isis. so it biden were to win, certainly, many see it as, he should be departing from the obama-era policies to try to come up with a new approach. host: to tehran, this is a very crucial election. speaking to iranian officials and experts, many of them on this show, the iranian foreign policy towards the u.s. seems to have been frozen. let's just wait until november to see what happens. here we are in november, what are the iranians hoping for? reporter: very much it has been "let's wait and see" as donald trump increased pressure on iran with more

they've been cheated so it's very difficult you know biden talked about in his speech a time to heal he quoted the book of ecclesiastes from the bible and said there's a season for everything and this is the season to heal a time to heal it's very difficult to tell people to heal when the half of the country 70000000 voters believe that you cheated your way into the white house is going to be a very very difficult thing for him you have been like you were saying i mean i think i'd agree with you there when you say that the lawsuits are most likely going to fail on on a state by state basis but then also there's the possibility of the supreme court right and the supreme court has a newly established conservative majority there we're not sure so you know what do you think about the possibility of it going to the supreme court and perhaps making a serious impact on the outcome of this election that joe biden was just declaring full out one. it's going to been on a couple of issues number one if it goes to the supreme court specifically for the state of pennsylvania you would roll back 2

"the washington post" reads "biden defeats trump." gives a nod to the vice president-elect saying with haar harris he rebuilds the blue wall. and "new york times" "biden beats trump" underneath reads it "chaotic term ends with rare incumbent loss." it was pennsylvania that put biden and harris over the threshold, surpassing the 270 electoral college votes needed. nevada was called shortly after, giving biden 29 over president trump's 214. biden also surpassed the record for popular votes with more than 74 million cast. president trump remained out of the public eye since yesterday's news. he made no public appearances, but spent the day golfing in virginia. he told supporters at his golf club that he was going to win. >> did he say he was going to win? >> yes. >> i thought he already lost. >> yes, you are! >> you can hear supporters telling the president, don't give up. the president is vowing to push ahead with a legal fight n a statement after biden became the president-elect, president trump said the "election is far from over." hi

joe biden is the president-elect. at this hour joe biden has 273 electoral votes. president trump at this hour as 214. joe biden's projected win was called after nbc news projected joe biden the winner of pennsylvania and its 20 electoral votes. president-elect joe biden will address the nation tonight and will be joined by vice president-elect kamala harris, who will be the first woman and first woman of color to be vice president, and she has a video of the moment she called joe biden. >> we did it. we did it, joe. you are going to be the next president of the united states. >> americans across the country are celebrating at this hour, including outside the white house where cheers erupted in support of joe biden, but president trump is not there to hear those cheers. he is at his golf course. president-elect biden released this statement saying i am honored and humbles by the trust the american people have placed in me and vice president-elect kamala harris, and a record number of americans voted proving once again

you see how well joend biden i doing. you say, okay, joe biden has a shot. down again, behind 372,000 at midnight last night. you have a shot as they continue the count there. if you go west, arizona, this would be a flip. if joe biden could win arizona, it would be a flip. it was a trump state in 2016. you have to go back to bill clinton in the 1990s for a democrat to carry this. you see right now 50.7%,. so 79,000 vote, wolf, it was 207,000 last night at midnight. biden had a big lead in arizona last night. it is shrinking as we continue to count the votes there. trump had a big lead in georgia last night, it is shrinking. tension in both campaigns as they watch the count out. when you look here, this is where the last piece of votes came in. the last time an installment of votes, it was from maricopa helping the president narrow the gap a little bit. the question as these come in, do the next batch of votes from maricopa, does joe biden do better and pull away more or does the president continue to narrow the gap? that is just a fascinating dynamic. in ar

i think the biden campaign is wary of starting to talk about who is going to get what job when joe biden hasn't gotten the big job of being president yet. >> chris, any names you heard? if not a name, what kind of cabinet? >> joe biden worked closely with president obama's cabinet when he was vice president. i think it will be people that are experienced and can run government. >> thank you both for joining us. that wraps up the hour for me. i'll see you at 2:00 a.m. with katy tur. nicolle wallace is here right after the quick break. after the quick break. no matter what it does, or how it changes. and we kept going. so you only pay for what you use. because at dell technologies, we stop...at nothing. ♪ i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages, because at dell technologies, we stop...at nothing. took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage loan to cover expenses, pay for healthcare, preserve your portfolio and so much more. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of tric

well joe biden as a worse record than donald trump joe biden was for the iraq war joe biden did libya joe biden did it. a genocide in yemen joe biden prosecuted whistleblowers joe biden kicked 5100000 families out of their house in a similar economic decline when he had the chance joe biden open the arctic to drilling twice whenever a shot i'll ask joe biden took us from 2 wars to 7 joe biden made the banks bigger i can't joe biden bill cages that they're putting immigrant children in joe biden gas them at the border joe biden bombed muslim countries for 8 years straight which is why there is a muslim rhetoric refugee crisis at the airports and the only time the american people cared is when donald trump banned muslims at the airport they never bother to ask themselves why are there refugee muslim refugees at the airport because barack obama joe biden just bombed them for 8 straight years so the idea that joe biden is the antidote to donald trump when he has a worse record and the head out of trump is a mental gymnastics games that people have to play in their head because they can't

joe biden got 46%. that number, 51% for donald trump, that is below what he needs to be doing if he's going to overtake joe biden and win arizona. so he has to actually -- even though he's making some ground, donald trump has to significantly improve his performance in the rest of the vote than what we just saw in that latest update. >> very important point. let's pick that up, john. because arizona we have plenty of votes outstanding, 220,000 votes david just said, waiting to be counted. >> a slower counts in the western states, arizona and nevada. to david's point you show the numbers if you're a trump supporter you should be happy. the president came out ahead in the latest batch of votes. the president won there, as david noted not by enough. the challenge is when the new votes come out in maricopa and also the rest of the state. is the president performing over that metric, well over 50%, getting close to 60%, what he needs as we count the rest of the votes. it's a slow process, given where we are