well joe biden as a worse record than donald trump joe biden was for the iraq war joe biden did libya joe biden did. 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 record refugee crisis at the airports and the only time the american people cared is when donald trump banned muslims at the airport they never bothered 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 to head out of trouble is a mental gymnastics games that people have to play in their head because they can't stand

joe biden is leading here. joe biden is leading here. and joe biden is charging here. we'll go back to where we are so people see the fair perspective. but the president's leading but that lead is in dire danger. the president leading. that lead is in even more dire danger at this moment. there are more votes, actually, here. if you're doing a statistical -- a statistician would tell you that one's probably at greater risk than that one given the trajectory, i mean the math at the moment tells us this one could flip quite soon. >> he's got a lead right of 2500 votes. 2,497. that could change at any moment right now, and biden could take the lead in georgia. >> right. again, this is in some ways this is just a simple math exercise. what did we learn first? addition and subtraction. arithmetic. 57. 5726, right? joe biden gets 80% of those votes, then guess what? you're going to see this state flip from red to blue. then we count the rest of them. it could flip back. but this universe of votes alone in this one county, make sure this is not on. there we go. right here. >>

election in favor of joe biden. then the content itself avoiding describing joe biden as president-elect. now that may have been an over sight. it may also reflect the close friendship with president trump. he and trump have regularly described the out going u.s. president as the best friend israel had in the white house. recognition of the fact that donald trump remains president of the united states and will be until bide b takes over in the new year. wanting to ensure he doesn't do anything to upset president trump. netanyahu and biden have been friends they go back four decades. i don't think it will damage relations between the two. biden described himself as a zionist and 1973 meeting with prime minister as one of the most consequential of his life. there's a good personal chemistry there. perhaps one lacking when president obama was in the white house and sometimes strained relations. two possible areas of disagreement. palestine and nuclear agreement. >> speak to those. how would israel react to a return to

if joe biden wins this state, joe biden is president of the united states. there's no other way around it. that's 20 electoral votes. he's at 253. the reality in pennsylvania is that it is not a matter of if joe biden is going to overtake donald trump, it is a matter of when. the biggest question right now, two things, one, how much vote in that can joe biden take, that 160,000 left outstanding. and two, is there anything donald trump do to stop a pretty fast-moving train heading his direction over the course of the last 24 hours. >> we know what he's trying to do. he has been up all night, and the more the vote has moved, the more virulent and violent the president has gotten in his tweeting, such that twitter has been flagging every other thing that he says, because it's so wildly off-base. but clearly the urgency is not missing him. harry enten, what is your analysis of where we are and and where we go and why? >> right. phil was saying, and i have it up object on the secretary of state's website, kate spoke about it as well, that there's a little bit nor

and yes the truth of the you shall joe biden as the next president was the well biden has struck a conciliatory tone president donald trump has been defiant and even refused to concede he's also threatened a legal challenge to the vote count but once biden becomes president he'll likely face a divided congress ballots are still being counted the democrats are likely to retain control of the house of representatives while republicans could keep their majority in the senate making it difficult to advance his policies let's have a look at how biden plans to reshape u.s. foreign policy he wants to reverse trump's controversial america 1st agenda and restore washington's role on the world stage and his promise to repair relations with europe and opposes brags that biden intends to rejoin the 2015 nuclear deal with iran return to the paris climate accord and restore u.s. membership in the world health organization he insists he'll take a much harder line on russia and be tough on china while maintaining cooperation with beijing on several issues biden says he'll only initiate talks with north korea's

they impeached donald trump to distract from what joe biden and hunter biden and biden crime family were doing we know it now. they have 1,000 probably more than 1,000 times the amount of evidence and corroboration against hunter biden against joe biden himself then they ever did against my family before they started the russia hoax and that they went with for four years. they're still talking about it as, though, it is real. they're still prepgding it is a real thing. even though it has been totally, totally cleared. they did that for this now they have 1,000 times that on the guy that could be the president of the united states. he could be beholdened to china, russia all of those millions of dollars that putin associate, hunter -- we've never seen corruption like this he makes hillary clinton steam like she's a kid in kindergarten in terms of corruption. and no one is to know about it. it's actually really sick jesse everything we know and love about america is at stake in this election because if they, win big tech will do this unchecked able to assign you suppress your free speech s

in the last few minutes, the biden campaign has set up this statement on the half ofjoe biden. here it is: donald trump's campaign has released a statement from the president, accusing his opponent of rushing to falsely pose as the winner. mr trump claimed the election is far from over and that mr biden is not the winner. they said from monday they will start prosecuting the case in court to ensure election laws are fully upheld. joe biden has changed his twitter profile. it now says, joe biden, president—elect, has been to dr biden and proud father and grandfather. justin trudeau as well from canada. congratulations. 0ur two countries are close friends, partners and allies. we share our relationship that is unique and close on the world stage. there are a lot of leaders around the world, in europe and canada, who have had a very tricky relationship with donald trump, who had found his style hard to work with and they will be expecting a return to more normal diplomacy and a joe biden. joe expecting a return to more normal diplomacy and ajoe biden. joe biden knows a lot of th

for trump or biden states in lighter blue or pink or leaning toward biden or trump respectively any one state will give fight in the lead trump needs a combination of states to win. following the tight race for pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes is the w.'s stefan's amens he's in philadelphia stefan it's good to see you stephanie as we just heard the race to end up pennsylvania is in fact tightening what's going on there. well we're right in front of the convention center again here the pennsylvania convention center where the vote count actually never stopped they counted throughout the night here in philadelphia that is not true for all the surrounding areas and county you stay stopped overnight and picking up the vote count again but as you said a.p. is reporting that biden took over in the lead here of donald trump and that piece so i have not heard this ourselves we haven't heard it here other networks are not reporting this and the latest number i have are maybe obsolete now but they still a vote out of 23000 votes which trump is in leet at least that's what we have 20000 around th

the best buy's president barack has ever had mr joe biden. resigning to never quite reaching the nation's highest office until donald trump came along that's why the game analyse my curacy president of the united states. that we have to with this decades of experience biden said he was the man to restore america's standing in the world but he was the man for the moment. i'll be a president will stand with our allies and friends and make it clear to our adversaries the days of cozying up to dictators is over he promised a sure leadership in the midst of the coronavirus condemning. it's estimated that nearly another 210000 americans could lose their lives by the end of the year i'm enough no more let's just set partisanship aside let's end the politics and follow the signs. ultimately the voters agreed and made joseph biden the $46.00 president of the united states of america. time lucky. as the news broke of joe biden's victory president and donald trump was out getting some practice in on the golf course trump left the white house early on sa

p.o. a medal michael will hope that biden will do things like sign the u.s. back up to the paris climate deal we know the biden the said that something he'd like to do that the you might be able to work more closely with the u.s. on iran that they will be more discussion of that just generally relations between the e.u. and us will be a lot more predictable so that's u.s. relations what about the u.k. with the prime minister boris johnson was among some of the 1st leaders to send congratulations to the bride and harris team that imbiber is in london and says all eyes will be on what this means for the country's special relationship over the next few months. this point says to one issue of contention breck's it and trade deals now the the president elect has been quite forthright in his worries about where britain is going just 2 months ago he said this we can't allow the good friday agreement that bore that brought peace to northern ireland to become a casualty of brics it what does that mean now well if britain doesn't get a trade deal with the european unio

willjoe biden flip that state? well, this is a very tight race like many of those going on at the moment. accounting is still continuing in the building behind me. at the moment, it's very tight. less than 1.4 percentage points between the two, and it's been narrowing over the last three days as counting continues. nowjoe biden is still leading but only by less tha n biden is still leading but only by less than 40,000 votes, and there are still many thousands of votes to be counted. i'm actually outside the vote counting centre where there has been a very large rally here this morning called protect the boat. at its peak, there were between 5—600 people here, very peaceful protest. at times, they knelt in prayer asking god to look over their ballots. as you can see, the cloud 110w ballots. as you can see, the cloud now is very much depleted. the organisers asked people to go home and come back later. they said it's going to be a very long night. in terms of when we find out the final results, the honest answer is

it is still joe biden -- still looks like it's leaning towards joe biden. we are in that 90% certainty race but not 99.5%. that's the same situation in nevada. the numbers out of clark county keep expanding joe biden's lead but again, it's a provisional ballot situation from same day-voters in nevada that might be breaking to trump doesn't mean he'll catch joe biden in the vote counts. we are not at 99.5% certainty. >> maybe we'll see you here saturday? >> maybe you will. >> just throwing that out there. >>> biden's lead is building in pennsylvania but the situation is complicated and counting ballots could take days. as chuck just alluded. nbc's stephanie gosk has more from philadelphia. >> reporter: the overwhelming majority of mail-in ballots has been counted according to state officials but tens of thousands still remain in allegheny county, home to pittsburgh, poll workers had to wait until 5:00 p.m. today to start tallying a group of 29,000 ballots the delay part of a legal settlement after the county had a printing error in the lead-up to the electio

expecting policy why is a from a biden presidency. what they expect i think in a day expect definitely and it was something that the high come out of the foreign affairs minister was saying a few days ago was that no matter who wins disallow action the turn of rushing tone toward spending would have to change and of course this is referring to. constant tweeting constant criticism donald trump even criticized germany's and europe's handling of the pandemic and that was a very clear stance here in fairly in that the tone between washington and but it would have to change so i think that's the priority now to reestablish to reestablish doe's diplomatic ties him or diplomatic turn to exchange and even if it's for example on trade where we don't really expect joe biden to really meet the germans what they want to be met he might have a very tough stance on trade as well but even even they have. definitely a space that more and. more civilities to being saying so so to say. berlin thank you so much for your analysis earlier we talked of pa

projections put joe biden in the white house says the 46th u.s. president has the key state of pennsylvania declares more of its vote counts the presumptive president elect has addressed his supporters declaring victory. people of this nation have spoken. they've delivered us a clear victory earlier donald trump declared victory for himself in the election there could still be a twist though as the republicans launch lawsuits over a late surge in postal ballots for by. the court. and the fallout from election night in america creates division we hear from new yorkers as claims of fraud hang over the u.s. democratic system. ole miss go annoy you know. what but to put it people the american people we trust is a direct threat to our looked at my pussy from he's frightened he's to find out what he's fighting for because to me some kind of fronts in this country. they're watching are to international special election coverage my name is donald quarter and i'll be joining you for the program. joe biden has addressed the american people after being decla

biden. —— leaders all over the world. and i think it will go ahead as planned. he will hit the ground running, him and, the harris have arty been having meetings about policy and we expect the announcement of the coronavirus task force. —— kamala harris. some names will fill the administration. remember the constitution says quite clearly that donald trump will have to leave the white house at some point, january the 20th is when mr joe biden will take up residency there. nomia thank you so much. well — as we've been been reporting, president trump remains unwilling to concede defeat — and has vowed to contest election results on several fronts. in georgia where the margins are tight there will be a recount, althouthoe biden‘s lead has stretched in the past day to just over 10,000 votes with 99% of the ballots now counted. mr trump also wants a recount in wisconsin — his lead there just over 20,500. and the trump campaign has now filed a lawsuit over ballots cast on election day in arizona that it says were in

i will be a president of the all americans joe biden declares victory in the u.s. presidential election the media projections give the democratic victory in the key states like pennsylvania taking him over the national threshold needed to win. donald trump runs the election for human tendency since he won a twist might be possible as republicans launch and also it's over a late surge in useful ballots provided. i. stood by donald trump's rejection of the results his supporters take to the streets demanding a recount. after a long way to america seems to have finally chosen then next leader i don't biden is on course to become the $46.00 president of the united states off the media projection shows that he's a secured 290 electoral college votes well above the magic 217 votes needed. it's been a slow week of counting since tuesday's election day with the decisive votes coming down to 100 full of states ultimately it was biden's home state of pennsylvania at the time that the former vice president the keys to the white house giving him the much needed votes to put hi

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

ties when biden takes charge. we may not hear from them until we have an official election result from the u.s. in joe biden's favor but certainly there will be many people in beijing who are breathing some side of relief the past 4 years of the tremendous ration have been really tough on the chinese government we've had initiation of the trade war and those tariffs that the us had there is 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 a truck that ministration everything from carpet 19 to the treatment we use and shin giant hole holes 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 of us seeing biden presidency as a chance to reset the relationship between the u.s. and china they're expecting war a return to a more conventional style of diplomacy a less confrontational less unpredictable approach and also the o

networks began calling the election in biden's favor. well we'll hear more about trump's reactions and his plans from our white house correspondent kelly help get. him to pass a call hane who's in philadelphia natasha got him a standing by for us in atlanta georgia and of course there's rob reynolds will join him from los angeles let's begin with mike hanna we are expected to hear from president elect joe biden what is the atmosphere like where you are. very much a celebrate 3 atmosphere you can see the crowd behind me here and beyond that is the main in reno where there are hundreds of motor vehicles parked in what is supposed to be a socially distant celebration not a joe biden's will be here we expecting to hear him begin to speak shortly he will be preceded by his running mate and vice president elect harris she'll be speaking 1st we understand followed by joe biden he will be outlining for the 1st time as president elect the agenda that he used going to attempt to impose in the years to come and also the 1st steps he's going to be t

president is alleging that joe biden is claiming that he has one of the selection to be clear joe biden did not say that although he said he was optimistic that that would be the final outcome of the vote donald trump tweeting joe biden should not wrongfully claim the office of the president i could make that claim also legal proceedings are just now beginning i can tell you that the white house is in fighting for the republican national committee is sending out e-mails fund raising to try and put together some $60000000.00 to finance these legal challenges that are across many states and some clay cases the team has already been victorious in the case of pennsylvania they have won a victory and being allowed to see the voting as it is taking place in other states less successful in georgia one of the cases was thrown out before it was even heard given the fact it involves $53.00 votes which the judge considered in consequential still the u.s. president is pushing forward is accusing democrats of trying to steal this election . it's unclear right now whether or not we're going to hear f

president-elect joe biden. the former vice president is laying out his top priorities after being projected the winner of the presidential race. the world reacts. the result isn't sitting well with everyone. some of america's rivals have portrait the elections. and operation warp speed. a top military leader talks his biggest fear once there is a vaccine. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are going to begin with prid

what is joe biden likely to talk about? he is likely to continue the tone that he set since the polls closed. that is calling for calm and patience. talking about restoring the soul of the country. talking about what he did throughout the campaign as well. about creating an and to the partisan division that has arisen particularly over the past four years. we are going to be hearing more of the same. whether or not he declares victory, that appears to be unlikely given the tone of what he is doing. he wants to wait for the votes to be counted before getting ahead of himself. this tone has run down through his campaign as well as campaign officials quietly confident. at the same time, nobody is getting out and saying we have one this election. they are waiting for the votes to be counted and you would expect perhaps that joe biden will continue calling for common patients and that is what we are likely to hear when he does arrive at the convention center to make the concession speech. >> presumably, the mood is good in the j

i think that's the way biden sees it. if you see, i think he sees china is his number one concern for the years to come. it's a same way stacey is joe biden, going to make the world a better, a safer place by it can't be any worse than donald trump in my view. we'll leave it to that kind of story. not going to go on the next in the way that the american foreign policy is going to develop in the next couple of weeks and months by, by and chips. sprint, a man to nice for single mothers in albania is especially difficult. the organization but different we can provide support to families in need for donations and volunteer efforts. little treat those 30 minutes on a d, w. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the nuremberg trials, 75 years ago, high ranking officers of the nazi regime were indicted by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. our 2 part series, the 3rd reich in the talks. in 75 minutes on t.w. . who else of the morning can i sleep because you're fo

president-elect biden announces his new chief of staff who served as chief of staff when biden was vice president, biden tweeting about it, the capacity to work with people all across the political spectrum is precisely what i need in a white house chief of staff as we confront this moment of crisis and bring our country together again. alaska calling alaska and its 3 electoral votes for donald trump. here we are more than a week later and still following these battles, recounts and where it all goes. as we await the official results expected to confirm president-elect biden fox news legal analyst greg jarrett says biden's team should accept the trump team's legal action. >> show biden wants to be viewed as a legitimate president he should be welcoming these legal challenges that are all loud in a constitutional republic. otherwise he will be viewed as an illegitimate president and it will cripple his ability to govern. we've already seen serious, valid allegations of not just voting irregularity but outright fraud. >> the legal challenges play out, republican senator james langford say

yes, the plan of the biden campaign is when and if the biden campaign is when and if the networks call enough states to put them over the top, then he will address the nation as the country's next president. it will be a statement to the american people, it will not be a statement to the democratic party. and i think you can imagine what he will say, because he's been very consistent with his messaging, even since the primaries he's talked about himself as somebody who can unite the nation, he's talked about as somebody who can heal the partisan divisions, somebody who wants to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and get the economy going with big, bold measures. i expect we will probably hear that kind of thing from him if he does get a chance to say so. of course with the selection has shown is how deeply divided the country is. so if he's going to win, he will have a real challenge ahead of him. he will not be a decisive repudiation of mr trump and his stance. so he will have a lot cut out for him, if you make that speech. but the campaign is focused on the next few hours, this is wh

if we look at the lead that joe biden has right now, this is -- you can see the poll, 51.3% joe biden, to the president's 43.5%, this is according to real clear politics average. you know, joe biden has spent a significant amount of time in pennsylvania, obviously living close by in delaware. but the president has been spending time on the trail in pennsylvania the last few days. do you think that's going to matter in the end? >> well, we'll see if it matters. when you look at 44,000 votes making the difference, i believe that joe biden certainly should have been in pennsylvania a lot earlier. covid is going on today like it was several weeks ago. democrats are happy to finally see joe biden on the campaign trail. no vote can be taken for granted at this point when you look at the sheer difference between biden and president trump. when you actually look at those who have actually cast their ballots. right now, 66% of ballots have been cast for democrats so that says a lot about turnout as far as early voting but it will be up to republicans if they decide to come out on election day.

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joe biden takes the oath. tomorrow, well today, america surpassed 10 million covid infections, more than 239,000 souls have been lost on donald trump's watch. where was the sitting president of the united states today as this news rolled in? he was on a golf course. what should biden's covid task force focus on first and how quickly can we be rolled out of this crisis even in the best of circumstances? joining me, kathleen sebelius. the tragedy of this election is that it has taken our focus off coronavirus. and the tragedy of the nonsense of the trump campaign continuing its rallies is he's not focused on coronavirus. joe biden is going to announce his task force tomorrow. what can and should they do? >> joe biden has been advised by a team of experts all during the campaign and has listened to them. those experts will be available to the american public on a regular basis. that's really helpful. you'll also see the president-elect not contradict what the science is saying but trying to reenforce what we know

what are you hearing from the biden campaign? >> the biden campaign is, as always, very patient. the candidate last night spoke to the nation and urged calm and patience and every vote be counted. that's where they stand. although they are extremely confident of the final result in pennsylvania. and you know, joe, we've been sitting here, thinking that all of us, all of us here are so privileged to be witnessing the heart beat, the pulse of our american democracy, the vote. and i was also thinking about the differences between today, as we approach a decision on who the president-elect will be and four years ago, in 2016. and the biggest difference is that the losing candidate then, hillary clinton, never denied the legitimacy of the vote. she never denied the legitimacy of the incoming president-elect. and as you and i spoke last week about teddy white's epic 1960 making of the president, i was rereading it last night. and this one sentence in there that we all have to think about going forward. the transference of power from one president, sitting president, to a president-elec

joe biden had it all. three children, wife neilia at his side, about to take a seat in the senate. >> i was assigned to do a long, long piece on him. something like, you know, "younn mr. biden goes to waon." of time with joe.nt a good bit and i had lunch with neilia in the course of doing this story, and i just thought to myself, you know, this couple, younow, really has everything. >> it's a love story. he met her on a beach in spring break in college. they fell, within days, madly in love. >> neilia was the love of his life and it was really a happily-ever-after tale. ti it isn't, abruptly. >> narrator: biden and hisal sisterere in washington setting up the office, hiring a staff, when the crisis hit. >> the phone rings, and val gets it.t and biden is s paying attentio and then he really starts paying attention when he sees her face. a >> i gall from jimmy biden. and he said, "come home, now. there's been an accident." and neilia was in the car, the station wagon, with the three children, beau, hunt, and

what doesjoe biden of state tony blinken. what does joe biden need of state tony blinken. what doesjoe biden need to say at his inauguration to try and bring those people on board? millions and millions of people do as millions and millions of people doasi millions and millions of people do as i say, quite honestly, think the whole process is broken. when you remember donald trump giving his inauguration speech, he talked about carnage, it was depressing and weird. joe biden is an optimistic guy and he has already said that he really ca res already said that he really cares about the people who did not vote for him and he represents them too. i think thatis represents them too. i think that is a big part of it. you can disagree withjoe biden but joe biden believes he will be a president for everybody. donald trump was very specifically not caring about, for example, california or new york. joe biden was to be president for everybody and i think you will hear a lot about that and i predict he quotes some irish poets because he always quotes irish poets in his speeches. just

>>> ¿por qué apoya a biden usted? pporque pienso que él ha hablado mucho de que va a ayudar a los latinos y quiero que el país sea mejor y por mis hijas para que ellos tengan un mejor futuro en el país >>> ¿usted cree que todo se puede decidir esta noche? >>> claro que sí . >>> ahí escucharon, muchas gracias por su tiempo >>> el testimonio de una de tantas familias que se han dado cita el día de hoy. la gente va y viene pero a lo largo del día han sido un montón las personas que se han dado cita en este lugar histórico y este es el ambiente que se vive en un ambiente de tranquilidad, paz y armonía, la gente está contenta y aunque sabemos que no hay decisión oficial, la gente da por ganador a los demócratas, es lo que tengo yo desde washington, d.c., josé, felicidad, regreso con ustedes >>> así es el viernes en washington d.c. pero los jóvenes tanto demócratas como republicanos han demostrado ser una gran fuerza en estas elecciones, votaron y se movilizaron como nunca antes así que damos la bienvenid

tweeting their congratulations to joe biden and tweeting their congratulations tojoe biden and saying they look forward to working with him in the future and of course thatis him in the future and of course that is the general thing for a lot of world leaders reaction when residents and prime ministers come into office or win their elections, at least. interestingly, india's prime minister narendra modi picking up minister narendra modi picking up on kamala harris's background. she is of south asian origin, her mum was indian,. chittis being the tamil word that she used when she received the democratic nomination for vice president, it was kind of an acknowledgement that she is as much there, thanks to the indian part of herfamily as herjamaican side, speaking of which, the jamaican brand minister andrew holness has issued a statement saying america will have its first female pride —— vice president, kamala harris, we are proud,... then of course, joe biden, very proud of his irish heritage, the irish taoiseach, the prime minister michael martin saying he looks forward to welcomin

news a live from berlin that joe biden is elected a u.s. president after attempts a vote count lasting days he cures and not the electoral votes in the crucial state of pennsylvania to win the white house but donald trump is refusing to concede we'll go live to washington d.c. for the latest. i. am clay richards and welcome to the program democratic candidate joe biden has one of the u.s. presidential election after sealing victory in the battleground state of pennsylvania the 20 electoral votes biden won in pennsylvania have allowed him to serve past the 270 electoral college votes needed to win the election according to projections by the associated press he's also picked up 6 votes in the giving him a total of 290 electoral votes to republican president donald trump's 214. we've been hearing some 1st responses from biden supporters gathered on the black lives matter plaza in a washington d.c. thousands of people there have been gathering it just blocks from the white house in the last days we won't. believe there are. going to be there i

at the time, joe biden was down about 20,000 votes. as you mentioned, now biden is up 6,000 votes. that is the first time that we have seen that significant shift knowing that that was likely to happen based on the number of votes that still needed to be counted. again as of this morning, the state said they had about 160,000 mail in ballots that needed to be counted. we knew that those favored the democrat in this presidential election. joe biden, just based on the shear number of people in the state, who asked for the mail in ballots, registered voters that requested the mail in ballots. joe biden is now up 6,000 votes according to the latest numbers in the state of pennsylvania with 21,000 mail in votes remaining in philadelphia. also, i want to note because we have been talking about the legal challenges, the concerns president trump has had regarding philadelphia and the votes. he is actually up over 11% in philadelphia when you compare his numbers from 2016. we still do not have all of the votes in. we are at about 95%. again, the headline right now, joe biden up 6,000 votes

biden leading by six. wins the early by ten, loses the same day by 26, and it brings us to the third and final bucket of votes. that's what we're expecting to get a read out on at 9:00 eastern time or thereabouts. what this is, we're going to call this the late early vote. okay. and what -- i can't really read my writing on that. the late early vote. these are the ballots, the mail-in ballots that arrived after the last week, like the monday before the election. that arrived like right before election day or that people drove in to the their polling places on election day. and i think you were talking about this, rachel, with your guest earlier. there's a little bit of suspense. a little bit of philosophical debate among election nerds that's playing out right now because we know the early was going to be democratic. and it was. we know the same-day was going to be republican, and it was. and then the question is, what is this going to be? what is this late early going to be? look at how many ballots there

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so i think now that there is room to work and i hope biden -- president biden and u.n. leaders will meet as soon as possible. >> and we've heard from multiple leaders. boris johnson was one of the first to congratulate the president-elect. but is the feeling now one of relief and let's not forget that president trump was hanging tariffs over the continent for the last couple of years are they happy to see the back of him at this point >> absolutely. that is very much the feeling across the european union. and we saw that in the reactions that we got from the different leaders over the weekend normally welcoming this result in the united states and in fact in different conversations that i've had with different european officials over the last four weeks about this u.s. election, they all mentioned to me that biden victory would be more beneficial for the european union and they all mentioned the question of style and the way that president trump tweets about critical subject areas and how european officials have struggled to deal with that. so it is a question about sty

and what joe biden stands for and i think a lot some people were confused about maybe when joe biden would bring to the table . the thought that maybe he was a socialist. that he was just another broch obama something that they didn't want in in the white house so i think that you know biden probably needed to do a little bit more to explain a bit of his his positions he probably took it a little bit too soft on donald trump for a little bit too long doesn't he still get come out with a win but it's not that decisive win that's going to help us understand really where the country situated as one. time played a part in this to you think the people have surprised perhaps the poll says because they've decided that trumps economic policies and perhaps trying to open up the economy would be better for then. yeah absolutely i mean one of the things that donald trump has brought to politics and in recent memory is the notion of capitalism again right i mean so every president talks about the economy they use unemployment as an indicator even though it's a bit of a fallacy of an indicator of

mary bruce with the biden campaign. mary, the biden campaign waiting for projections like everyone else, but we will hear from the former vice president either way? >> george, i am told we are still expected to hear joe biden come out and speak tonight, but that he is not likely to declare victory until this race has been called. so that means it is possible we could be getting another status update from the former vice president. i suspect in that case you would hear him continuing to project that growing confidence that we've been hearing over the past several days and continued calls for calm and patience. there's a sense within the biden campaign tonight that this is really just a matter of when and not if. they are completely confident that joe biden will be the next president, but the win of all of this is clearly taking much longer than they had hoped. george, they really don't want to get ahead of this. you have heard the vice president over the past several days urging his supporters to keep the faith as all of

biden transstation. i remember sitting in trump tower, we saw everybody coming and going, who the president-elect was considering for his team. they have been underway in planning, a leak-free operation intentionally so. it will be weeks before we see cabinet members. they are making sure to get folks ready to get in key positions in the federal government as quickly as possible. >> this is one more thing that reminds me we are not living in a reality tv show anymore. nobody has to audition for the television, show us how good you are on tv. >> it isn't a scenario where the president will be settling old debts like with mitt romney, calling him in for a position that never materialized. thank you so much. >> turning now, to how the trump white house and the republicans plan to move forward. i will bring in the political reporter and political analyst. we heard a lot of noise from ted cruz, the media doesn't call the president. it is not the media's responsibility or authority to say who the next presiden

but the biden transition team already hard at work. in a moment, we'll speak with former mayor pete buttigieg, a number of the biden transition. we begin this hour with fox team coverage. david spunt is at the white house. but let's start with jacqui heinrich who is covering the president-elect in wilmington, delaware. jacqui. >> reporter: chris, joe biden promised throughout his campaign he will be a president for all americans and he dekated a moment -- dedicated a moment of his victory speech that his work on the issues will begin long before moving into the white house. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: no days off after a hard-fought campaign delivered joe biden the offices chased for decades and kamala harris a seat at the table, opening doors for generations to come. the transition team is hard at work over three key goals. getting a handle on the pandemic, repairing the economy, and beginning justice initiatives already promised by the campaign. the only news will be who is leading each charge. >> i will name a group of leadin

yeah i think it's less about biden but the trump campaign purposely argued that biden would be a quote unquote trojan horse for the more socialist agenda of bernie sanders and other american politicians so many republican voters stayed home or stayed with the party despite their doubts about trump because they thought the democrats were even worse and that suggests a real problem for the democrats going forward that you're they're losing traditionally working class voters who. have been democratic supporters for a long time because those voters don't think the party stands up for them anymore or doesn't speak in it in messages that really resonate with them anymore and trump for all his faults they think is a at least trying to advocate for them and in sticking up for them. around the world the u.s. has always been seen are stark and seen as a beacon of democracy that the sort of leader a vote of western liberal democracies around the world how damaging that message do you think that idea of democracy is with americans themselves both because of the divisions and also because of these

in nevada, joe biden is leading in the count by over 22,000 votes. 0verall, joe biden needsjust 17 more electoral college votes in order to reach the magic number of 270 — whereas donald trump's potential route to victory is now very slim. well president trump has just tweeted, he said let's get the latest from our north america editorjon sopel. joe biden takes the lead in pennsylvania... donald trump is now trailing... joe biden is winning the overwhelming share... this mightjust be the moment, the whole ballgame. the seemingly overwhelming lead that donald trump had in pennsylvania the day after the election this morning finally evaporated and has become a biden lead. if the democratic challenger wins here, it's game overfor the president. pretty soon, the hyphen will be gone from vice—president to president—electjoe biden. it's a happy day for our country. and the march of the maths has been played out in small government buildings and windowless offices in arizona, pennsylvania, nevada and georgia. a thousand votes here, a few hundred there — all the time chipping away at do

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

it's joe biden. if you actually believe that joe biden is a socialist, you are never going to vote for a democrat anyway. that's like white voters are joe biden is going to defund the police. he is not about to defund the police. so i think as we dig through the numbers, i wonder if when you talk to some of these native spanish-speaking or spanish-speaking when they grow up in their home voters if socialism is what thmade them concerned about joe biden or did they just like donald trump. i think the bigger issue is this. this is just like during the primary where you have a large number of african-american analysts and reporters who were like, look, we got to see what happens in south carolina or what happened in georgia in 2018. there need to be more experts and more journalists and more analysts with deep relationships and connections to spanish-speaking and latino american communities so we can disaggregate these things n the same way that joe biden may have underperformed in miami-dade he did a f

bush called biden to extend his well wishes saying though we have political differences, i know joe biden to be a goodman who has won his opportunity to lead and unify our country. the president-elect lr lookialr looking ahead to the next chapter. >> this election is over. it's time to put aside the partisanship and the rhetoric designed to demonize one another. >> reporter: while president-elect joe biden has received well wishes from a broad back here at home, only four republican senators have congratulated him on his victory. senator mitt romney, lisa murkowski, ben sass and they have not fully acknowledged his win. joe biden met with his transition advisers this afternoon. there's a potential that future senior staff decisions could be coming later this week. wolf? >> they should acknowledge reality and move on. arlitt saenz, thank you. >>> jim acosta, the president seems to be flailing after his election loss. he's taking it out on his own administration. >> reporter: oh, that's right, wolf. we could be in for a rocky transition period. a source close to the president said they did

here's another first in the biden white house: biden's dog major will be the first shelter pup to live in the white house. i don't know what kind of dog major-- john dickerson, what kind of dog is major. ( laughter ). >> o'donnell: i know, it's a german sheppard. the bidens have always had german sheppards. >> reporter: they have. >> o'donnell: yes. >> reporter: by the way i was keeping count-- he said "folks" seven times. no "malarkey" tonight. >> reporter: he threw a y'all in there, too. >> o'donnell: the phrase i was looking for, vice president-elect, she said, "he is a man with a big heart who loves with abandon." he has done that with his family and throughout his career as a public servant, and that will be his task, love with abandon, those who disagree with him investmently, and the direction he wants to take the country and feel stuck in their ways about what they believe and the distrust that has really come to embody our politics. for some reason it's extended beyond what you believe that you can't trust the other person. >> reporter: it's interesting, we're sitting here at