harris? >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you. >> it's a rare situation. you have two senate races up and one state, and they will determine whether there are 52 republicans that can stand up against the radical left of center come in many cases, socialist agenda or not. that is what's at stake. people know it. i think the people of georgia know it and have already worked for that. >> harris: that is senator marco rubio from earlier today. he is among the republicans campaigning in georgia ahead of two big senate runoffs. senator rick scott going today. senator tom cotton and vice president pence planning visits, too paid you remember senator cotton join me yesterday, he's going to go multiple times. and senators tim scott and lindsey graham khadija george and coming weeks. and lindsey graham is also putting a million dollars from his campaign to the two people running there, purdue and leffler, those republicans. they are scheduled for january and they will determine which political party will

harris. harris: eric, thank you very much. i want to bring trey gowdy, doesn't hurt to ask, it's excellent. former prosecutor, put all that together, the man to answer my questions, good to see you on this fine sunday. trey, i want to start where you think the biggest or, i guess, the most powerful legal cases are on behalf of the president and the trump campaign at this point? trey: pennsylvania, that's the clear-cut legal issue. some of the allegations, harris are fact dependent. this is a clear-cut legal question. the pennsylvania legislature did not allow for ballots to be received after a certain deadline on election day. the pennsylvania supreme court not the legislature, the supreme court said you can accept them for 3 days. the president's position and the position of others is -- the supreme court doesn't get to make that decision. that's a clear-cut legal issue. also in nevada it should not be tough to figure out whether or not people who are dead voted and it should not be tough to figure out whether people who move

harris: and you delivered a clear message. you chose hope and unity, decency, science, and yes, truth. [cheers and applause] sen. harris: you chose joe biden as the next president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] [honking] sen. harris: and joe is a healer, a uniter, a tested and steady hand. a person whose own experience of loss gives him a sense of purpose that will help us as a nation reclaim our own sense of purpose. and a man with a big heart who loves with abandon. it is his love for jill, who will be an incredible first lady . [cheers and applause] sen. harris: it is his love for hunter and his grandchildren and the entire biden family. [cheers and applause] [honking] sen. harris: and while i first knew joe as vice president, i really got to know him as the father who loved beau. my dear friend, who we remember here today. and to my husband doug -- [cheers and applause] sen. harris: and our children and my sister and our whole family, i love y'all more than i can ever express. [cheers and applause]

harris? joe biden said he wasn't going to tell us what he was going to do on packing the supreme court. he said he would have to figure that out later. doesn't he owe us an answer before the senate race? shouldn't joe biden have to come clean and say does he or does he not support packing and changing the supreme court? why can't he answer that right now? >> harris: well, it would take a reporter asking him. my hand is in the air. i don't know. anyway, president-elect joe biden rounds out his economic and communication teams in this way. some of his picks are now facing immediate criticism. republican senator tom cotton of arkansas tweeted. this. biden said he wanted to unify the country, but he has picked a national security team that is weak on china, a dhs nominee who sold visas for powerful political friends, and a partisan hack who called susan collins the worst for omb. the worst. that last reference is to budget director pick tanden. leslie please go first. >> my mother always told me

harris? >> harris: garrett thank you very much. i want to bring in republican congressman doug collins of the great state of georgia now. first of all welcome to the program. haven't seen you in a minute, it's great to have you on >>> always good to be with you. >> harris: covid-19 has been battering your home state of georgia. the state now is in the nation's topp topple ten for cases and deaths with more than 9,000 fatalities, nearly 40000 cases, case number rising by 15% from a month ago. it's tough to balance those things. when you watch the reporting from across the country people have lost so much. as a leader, elected or otherwise but someone who is looked upon to have the answers what do you say to the people >>> we need it take precautions, we're a mask, wash our hands, do the things we need to do. also the other part of this is economic activity, going into winter months, activities for restaurants and other things, the bowling alley, business owners said it, we've done all we can possibly do to make sure we follow the sa

>>yes, particular interest in kamala harris. she is or senator and born and raised here in the bay area. just curious since joe biden kind of put out this olive branch during his acceptance speech tonight towards the trump campaign has there been any interaction between the 2. >>not that i and there were signs you know that mention of just wanting to bring the country together to move past the rhetoric and the divisiveness maybe some hidden said the past presidency. but he really look he looked some hope to unify the country going forward he was looking forward to the transition and he's also looking at tackling the pandemic but really no mention of that conversation between the 2. >>all right kelli meyer live for us tonight in wilmington delaware kelly, thank you. meanwhile, this was the scene as president donald trump returned back to the white house this afternoon. >>after getting a round of golf this morning. it was a very different scene than the one that he left this morning after losing to president elect joe biden as the

he is older than harry chairman and harry chairman is not a young man. they both come from border states. it does not look like much of a ticket. it does not look like much of but harry truman goes to the a ticket. but harry truman goes to the convention. he waits for hours to give his speech. he doesn't give it until 1:00 in the morning and the convention has just been all roiled up with everything. hubert humphrey had gone to the floor and forced a floor fight on the civil rights plank. the southern democrats were mad enough going into this convention and then hubert humphrey said our plank on civil , rights is not as strong as the republicans'. it's the same mush that we were peddling in 1944. no, we need a move out of the shadow of states' rights into the bright sunlight of civil rights and he forces a floor fight on to the convention, the first one since 1932 with the democrats for prohibition. and he wins. he wins and some of the democrats walk out. walk out. the convention is dragging on into chaos. and then when they announce harry chairman is co

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we get to hear harry sing a song. he apparently opened every episode with a song, and we hear him sing the folks on rock island line. >> i'm regretful that i didn't record that whole week because it was the first time that an afro-american was asked to host five consecutive days of the "tonight show." >> i'm very, very self-conscious about the fact i'm in this seat of power. it dud give you a feeling of power. and i'll tell you, my greatest comfort is to get up and do the thing i love most. i have a film i'd like to show you. >> one of the things that stands out to me is that he showed home movies of him and his family on vacation. >> people have asked me all the time what do i do with my spare time. this is what i do. >> watch the monitors in the studio. >> that's my wife, and that's my 10-year-old son. and that's my daughter. this is a young man by the name of ken white who was the united states water-skiing trick skiing champion. look at those muscles. >> he would perform for about a month at a time in those days a

and the biden-harris ticket. our spontaneous dance parties in the street, a crowd cheered outside her childhood home on bancroft way. and cars honked for supporters waving flags and banging pots and pans. >> it is a swell of support for kamala harris, a swell of support and release of happiness , trump is gone, or going. >> reporter: others went to 2000 oaks. >> an incredible role model, very real, here is someone who started here as a young girl and now has a chance to really change the world. >> reporter: she is set to become the first woman and first biracial woman of black and asian dissent to be elected vice president. she lived in berkeley as a child until 12, she was born in oakland, oakland mayor celebrated by driving a giant snail car around lake merritt. >> in oakland, we are proud. >> reporter: she has no harris for 25 years, she said she believes her leadership in the white house will open up opportunities for a more equitable future. >> oakland is so proud that a woman who was born in our city, a wom

paris. >> harris: laura, thank you very much. part of a good new stream today, good to see you, my friend. trump campaign director of press communications aaron perini is with me. good to see you today. first of all, let's stay on the good news train. it feels so good. talk to me a little bit, i know from what i've read that you are still doing some messaging around this. as you are fighting in the courts and whatnot, they are still getting the message out to trump supporter's and what is it today about not just one, but to vaccines in the last week that have been announced? >> absolutely, harris always good to be on with you, thank you for having me today. you're right, the good news is pouring in on president trump's operation warp speed. the government allowing business and enterprise and medical innovation to lead the way for not one, but two vaccines against the coronavirus. thanks to that incredible public-private partnership that president trump championed, they are talking about 20 million vaccines being available in dece

i am harris faulkner. here today town hall editor katie, attorney emily, and executive director of serve america, marie, and joining us today fox news analyst and host of one nation on fox nation lawrence jones. happy friday eve. >> indeed. >> harris: lawrence jones, i was born in georgia. i understand you have to have a little peach in your life. i get it. is that you you flip the senate? get your liberal friends to move down there or is it just a pipe dream? >> well, i think it was an absurd thing to say all of these people will move to georgia. i think analysts follow the bouncing ball instead of what they are doing with behind-the-scenes. like stacy abrams who claimed the race was stolen for her. she started fair fight to fight for more people to be registered to vote and a legal strategy to challenge certain votes, i think she did a great job with it. that's the only reason georgia is in play. people don't listen to what is happening on the ground. i went to georgia half a dozen times over this electi

. >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner. with kennedy. and emily a fox news contributor and molly and joining us today. retired staff sergeant and fox news contributor himself joey jones. a purple heart recipient and joins us live from the world war i museum helping to honor all veterans. we begin by honoring you because you are our veteran on the "outnumbered" show today. >> thanks for having me. it's an honor. >> harris: it's gorgeous where you are. towards the end of the hour you will do something spectacular with the veterans. i can't wait. emily, where are we legally on the lawsuits? georgia's was dropped. i don't know if more will come in that state. that's possible as well. >> right. harris, you did a good job of outlining the existing lawsuits. in terms of the bird's eye view. there are hundreds that are making their way through the courts on a state and federal level. as we talked about before. the most crucial ones involve where it would impact the margins. we talked about it the margins are crucial in the battleground states. t

i'm harris faulkner. the president a short time ago, we showed it to you on fox news during outnumbered. he was speaking to supporters in a very chilly detroit suburb. a little bit of snow on the president. a day after joe biden and former president obama made their first joint appearance together on the amp cane -- campaign trail. they were at a rally in michigan. along with michigan and iowa, the president will be campaigning in north carolina, georgia, florida. former vice president biden holding two events today in philadelphia. in michigan today president trump said americans face a stark choice in this election when it comes to issues such as the economy. >> joe biden will shut down your economy, raise taxes and 4 trillion-dollar tax increase, the only politician i've ever seen who said we will raise your taxes. we will not frack. he said that for a year and when he cames to philadelphia, oh, yeah, it's okay. no, no. there won't be energy. they will go the green new deal. the green new deal will des

. >> harris: you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, fox business aker dagen mcdowell. fox's correspondent, gillian turner. executive director of serve america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. joining a study in the center seat on the virtual couch, media and politics columnist for "the hill," fox news contributor joe concha is here. ladies, can you see what he's bringing? great tie! >> joe: on the front runner. [laughter] >> harris: can we just take a moment? that was it. >> joe: take a moment to put on some sunglasses. i'm told this thing is loud. >> harris: i think i'm going to need glasses that completely block out what anyone can see when it comes to the hypocrisy we are seeing these days. i think we know the urgency of the moment. americans have been there. we sacrificed for months. we get it. just tell us, right? and hopefully people can sure each other up and go forward. it gets a little dicey when you have those people who are so powerful, and big places, breaking the rules that they want us to live by. joe

the year kamala harris was sworn in as the city's district attorneys. >>the 2 have a long history together having dated in the mid-nineties brown says seeing his friend to send to the executive office is a monumental achievement. he hoped president elect joe biden would select her as his running mate, when she suspended her campaign for president and he got his wish, she's young enough. >>bright enough able enough and credentialed enough with plenty of time and sure enough at the end of that cycle. biden selected her. it's a good thing for all of us brown believes biden and harris will make a good team adding that with biden in charge the to have the ability to bring the country together after a divided election is going to start. >>look telling all of us. revenge blaze norway. and our politics. he essentially said that when he said yes. i'm elected. by the democrats. but i'm the president. but even those who didn't vote for me. that's fairly profound statement one that brown says biden and oakland native harris will back up these being elected to presi

i am harris faulkner. the president paid tribute to our veterans at a ceremony's at arlington national cemetery today. president-elect joe biden marked veterans day in philadelphia. this comes during the tense standoff the election results and the transition of power. secretary of state mike pompeo declined to say whether he was joking when he said there would be a peaceful transition to a second trump administration. >> we will see what the people decided when all of the votes are cast. the constitution lays out how electorates vote. i am confident that we will have a good transition. we will make sure whoever is in office on noon on january 20th has all of the tools available so we don't skip a beat. >> harris: chuck schumer fired back at pompeo for his official comments. >> secretary pompeo, joe biden has won! he won the election. now move on. let's bring this country together and get things done. we have a covid-19 crisis raging. we don't have time for games. >> harris: john roberts is live at the whit

kamala harris and joe biden. we begin our show with two guests, professor eddie glaude, chair of princeton university's department of african american studies. his recent article for "time" magazine is "joe biden must help the nation truly understand the depth of our collective loss." professors latest book is titled "begin again: james baldwin's america and its urgent lessons for our own." also with this is bree newsome bass, artist, anti-racist activist. she made national headlines in 2015 when she scaled the 30 foot flagpole at the south carolina state capitol to remove the confederate flag after the massacre of eight prisoners and their pastor by white supremacists at the emanuel ame church in charleston. bree, we're going to begin with you. as we ended that last clip with kamala harris, i could only think about that metaphor of you scaling the flag saying "you come against me with hatred. i come against you in the name of god. this flag comes down today." harris ascended the stage. talk about your reaction.

ticket and the ties to the bay area by kamala harris. check our twitter feed. it's a great resource. follow us at nbc bay area. >>> and at 7:40, still to come on "today in the bay," a historic election ends in a joe biden victory. how did it all happen? political analyst larry gerston joins us in a few minutes. but first you hear our sports music. stanford drops its season opener on the road at oregon. the setback the cardinals faced before the game that hurt their chances of winning. anthony flores is next with sports. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology from abbott, so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores. stanfo

i'm harris faulkner. a pennsylvania judge has sided with the trump campaign ruling that state may not count some ballots where voters need to provide identification and failed to do so by the required date. the campaign also awaits the supreme court decision on whether pennsylvania's high court could grant a three day extension for mail-in ballots. was that legal? will take a look at it. on this trump advisor kayleigh mcenany discusses a tomb track loading system. >> that means there has to be uniform standards throughout the state of pennsylvania, but what we saw here and we have the evidence to prove it is that there was one system for democrat counties, another system for republican counties. >> harris: democrats meanwhile are lashing out at the president for continuing to challenge the results. >> president trump lost. congressional republicans are deliberately casting doubt on the elections for no other reason for fear of donald trump in the election is not in doubt. this is nothing more than a tempe

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i'm harris faulkner. meantime the campaign manager is telling staffers president trump is still in the fight for the presidency and urging them to have patience as they pursue legal challenges over the election results in key states. some of the president's allies are him, do not concede. >> if republicans don't challenge and change the u.s. election system they will never be another republican president elected again. president trump should not concede. >> i believe president trump has a path to victory in that path is to count every single legal vote that was cast, but also not to cast any boats that were fraudulently cast or legally cast. >> harris: almost read today the dow jones taking a live look at that now, stocks urging after pfizer announced its covid vaccine, covid vaccine is 90% effective in early results. president trump is celebrating the news today on twitter. christian fisher is live in the white house with details on all of this. >> let's start with the breaking news. always good news whe

. >> harris: fox news alert now. president trump is expected to meet with his campaign advisers today. a hand recount has begun in georgia, where joe biden currently has a narrow lead. that recount must be completed by next wednesday. ahead of georgia's goal of certifying the race two days later. this all as the trump campaign files a new lawsuit in arizona. to force a hand count by precinct there. and a judge in pennsylvania has sided with the trump campaign ordering that state not to count certain ballots over i.d. requirements. however, that decision won't impact the overall results as it currently stands there based on the vote count. meanwhile, former president obama has ripped the trump campaign's legal challenges. while also taking aim at the president's republican allies. >> i'm more troubled by the fact that other republican officials who clearly know better are going along with this, are humoring him in this fashion. it's one more step in delegitimizing not just the incoming biden administration but democra

the mayor could barely contain her excitement over harris' victory. when she spoke to kpix 5. >> oakland so proud that a woman who was born in our city. a woman who started her career fighting for the people in our city who grew up on our soil and with our values, is now in the white house. we could not be more proud to claim kamala harris as a daughter of oakland. >> san francisco mayor london breed also issued a statement saying president elect biden promised to represent everyone. not just those who voted for him. san jose's mayor said this is a moment for healing across our divided nation. and president elect joe biden will be helping bring our country together. while berkeley's mayor issued a statement saying the city's diversity and progressive values helped shape a leader that stands for equality, empowerment and justice. >>> in concord, there were no wild celebrations or angry protests but for some voters we spoke to, there was simply a feeling of relief. and even though the legal battles may be just beginning, some think it's helpful to have

what did harry truman do? he got a glass of milk and had a sandwich and when they woke up, and when he woke up they said you won. and he just pulled up the greatest upset in american politics but the guy wasnent to sleep thinking i did my best, if i win, wi win, if i lose, i los. >> a love the book. we're watching freedom being saved before our eyes right now so this could not be a better moment for you to give us this great gift. and, yeah, another thing that truman has with forgive me for saying this, i don't think doris will disagree, he a sense of history, never had a college education, family couldn't afford it. but he was probably better read in presidential history than almost any other president and truman used to say it couldn't imagine how anyone would be president of the united states without being interested in history. you could imagine if he came back during the trump years and saw a president who could care less. truman said not every reader will be a leader but every leader has to be a reader.

harris: honk if you have voted. and if you have not, find out when and where you will go tomorrow. 20 four still almost hours we have got to get this done. if you have been sending text and making calls to get out the vote. [cars honking] sen. harris: because we all know from the time the polls open tomorrow morning until they close, every minute counts. we cannot let up because it ain't over till it's over. and everything is at stake. economy, ourur .hildren's future a woman's right to make decisions about her own body. [cheers and applause] sen. harris: a criminal justice system that treats all people with dignity and equally under the law. a supreme court that it advances the legacy of justice ruth bader ginsburg. up, lives up to the phrase above its entrance, equal justice under law. country we want to be. that is what is at stake. it is all on the line. consequentialst election of our lifetime. the decision we make will without question last for generations. around, one of the biggest issues on everyone's mind

subtext notes the victory for bay area native senator kamala harris saying "harris to background-breaking vp." "the washington post" reads "biden defeats trump." gives a nod to the vice president-elect saying with haar rilg harris he rebls the blue wall. it was pence fence 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." starting tomorrow his campaign will start prosecutin

. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] honking] vice president-elect harris: good evening. good evening. [cheers and applause] good evening. thank you. thank you. good evening. thank you. so, congressman john lewis, before his passing, wrote, "democracy is not a state. it is an act." what he meant is that america's democracy is not guaranteed. it is only as strong as our willingness to fight for it. [cheers and applause] toe president-elect harris: guard it and never take it for granted, and protecting our democracy takes struggle. it takes sacrifice, but there is joy in it, and there is progress, because we the people have the power to build a better future. [cheers and applause] vice president-elect harris: when our very democracy was on the ballot in this election with the very soul of america at watching,the world you ushered in a new day for america. [cheers and applause] vice president-elect harris: to our campaign staff and volunteers, this extraordinary team, thank you for bringing more people than ever before into the democratic process. [cheers and applause] vice

we will start seeing those -- >> harris: amen. >> bret: it's going to tell us a lot. >> harris: you know, i will ask this as a follow-up because i know that things will structurally be different at how we get those numbers. what can you tell us? >> bret: well, we have our own voter analysis, which is 100,000 plus people that are around the election here, and that gives us a little different view of things. then we have the raw data that is coming in. a lot of tools, actually, that they will be able to design where different counties are going, where they have been in the past. the key thing is what the electorate looks like, here is. what does that actually look like today? and in each one of these states, it's going to be different. >> harris: you know, so much has been made of polling. one of the things that i will do when i have the honor -- liberty state park. down in jersey city. will have what i call impact statements from voters. and they are our voters voices segment that we have been doing throughout the primaries and now election season. exit polling, i don't know. i put all of

. >> harris: i will say this, leslie, about the vice president-elect, kamala harris. what jason is talking about, a lot of people have had a very negative reaction to but of course we didn't see her get asked about that because she, nor biden sat down and had those really tough questions before election day when americans wanted probably to hear from everybody especially on issues like that. >> leslie: look, this is one of the reasons of the nation is so divided, they feel there is racial injustice and you see the anger sadly resulting sometimes in violence or in looting and i just want to say to kennedy's earlier point, i never rationalized violence, never, many liberals like myself abhor violence of any kind, i don't care if you are a democrat or republican, it is wrong to hurt another human being especially in the greatest nation that has our first amendment and allows both sides to completely disagree but that disagreement has to be peaceful. >> harris: well, jason, i am with you and i will be alone in saying it probably among many people that i know who do this j

it just seemed to us it wouldben harry truman. they would discuss things in the evening and so forth. she was not necessarily a policy person but she was reading people and that she would advise harry about people. this is a private woman. it seemed to us it would not make sense to have a separate gallery for her because what we would have to do there is have best -- do everything truman would not want to do. she did not like entertaining. we have this personal correspondence so we can see her role behind harry truman all the way through his career. we tried to weave that throughout the exhibit. harry truman is dealing with issues we show during his presidential years. we try to also showed letters he has written to her so you can see that she was giving him suggestions and advice. it made more sense to weave it throughout the exhibit then do a separate gallery for best truman. >> we have been talking a lot about immersive environments and things of that sort and exhibits. exhibits.-- in of course there are a lot of documents and

not surprising giving how harris has persevered. >> kamala harris is featured in a mural at her elementary school thousand oaks in berkeley. a day after her historic victory to become the first woman and first person of color vice president, families were out taking pictures. >> we are so proud that someone like her is representative of the bay area and berkeley. >> it was incredible, i started crying. it's so very emotional and very personal to me, because of knowing her. >> there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools. >> porter sat next to harris on the bus singing jackson five songs. >> she said what she said, it was so powerful and true. porter recalls harris the daughter of immigrants born into an intimate indian mother a jamaican father being studious coming from modest means. a characteristic she saw in harris back then and now. a person with intent who listened. harris, like her mother wanted to serve. >> she has worked so hard and has walked in 70 rooms where they have not wanted her boys or wanted her at a table or close

kamala harris dijo véanse como otros los ven y joe biden que estados unidos sea un país de posibilidad qué signífica >> que las elecciones tienen consecuencias han aprendido, el discurso de joe biden es que quiere unificar al país, no menciona al presidente, que ahora las oportunidad sean para todos que los venezolano podrán tener protección de ese país. >> miren estos juegos artificiales >> ♪. >> ♪. >> tras cuatro días de incertidumbre >> (hablan inglés) >> su voto ha decidido el futuro del país >> tengo que pensar en mi familia >> se proyecta como presidente electo al lado de la que se convertirá en la primera mujer electa de estados unidos >> mientras unos celebran otros se oponen un país dividido del mundo 48 reafirma su compromiso con cobertura en equipo desde la bahía hasta la capital federal en esta jornada histórica >> muy buenas noches vamos con randy serrano y lo último de esta elección >> hacías joe biden acaba de dar el discurso que esperado dar toda su vida el discurso de su victoria tras ser declarado presidente electo de estados unidos, hablando desde

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right now it's all about harris faulkner. >> harris: thank you dagan. president trump's team is stepping up accusations of election fraud in wisconsin. you're watching outnumbered overtime. i'm harris faulkner. the trump campaign says it will file a petition for a recount in two wisconsin counties alleging illegal absentee ballots and voter id's were circumvented. joe biden leads bide 20 thousand votes in wisconsin. georgia now, more than 3000 additional uncounted ballots have turned up in the recount there. a state official says proper procedures were not followed. the trump campaign is alleging a pattern of problems in these key battle ground states >>> there were three groups of ballots that were uncounted found in georgia

>> relief. >> the speech of kamala harris brought me to tears. i thought here are two competent people are about to help us fix a lot of problems.>> lisa morgan of livermore brought her biden harris sign she is taking with her across the country during the campaign season.>> this is awesome and i have been clenching my teeth and unhappy for four freaking years. for the first time ever i can relax. it is such a great thing for women all around the world. >> it was a startling scene in the castro, neighborhood for months has been largely quiet due to the pandemic and several police officers also stood by as the celebrations rolled on.>> we have been here since noon, and she came out early. we know the castro would want to celebrate. we brought the party to the streets. >> earlier in the day a large group stopped what they were doing in the castro to watch as biden and harris give their first beaches is president and vice president elect taking in historic moment.>> i have been hoping to see a woman and the white house and i cried when she dropped o

now vice president elect kamala harris this afternoon. mayor schaff took a moment to recognize her achievements. >>our own daughter of oakland. kamala harris has made history today as the first black asian biracial daughter of immigrants daughter of oakland vice president in the history of the united states of america. in oakland. we are still a proud. and hello relieved. >>she covered the years there the kids and i did see that. meanwhile across the bay. >>san francisco mayor london breed also acknowledging harris's story going writing quote for the first time millions and millions of americans chose a black woman to help lead this country. while come less path to washington has been her own unique journey. she is just as sure bring the hopes and dreams of so many little girls with her. mayor breed also noted that the close results of the election demonstrate just how much every single vote does matter saying quote with this election. we have shown not only that our voices matter but they have the power to change the course of history. >

harris: thank you. good evening. so congressman john lewis, before his passing, wrote "demo state, it is an act." what he meant was america's democracy is not guaranteed. it is only as strong as our willingness to fight for it. [cheers and applause] it andrris: to guard never take it for granted. and protecting our democracy takes struggle. it takes sacrifice. but there is joy in it. and there is progress, because we the people have the power to build a better future. [cheers and applause] sen. harris: and when our very democracy was on the ballot in this election, with the very soul of america at stake, and the world watching, you ushered in a new day for america. [cheers and applause] [honking] through -- your campaign staff and volunteers, this extraordinary team, thank you for bringing more people than ever before into the democratic process. [cheers and applause] [honking] sen. harris: and for making this victory possible, to the poll workers and election officials across our country who have worked tirelessly t

subtext notes the victory for bay area native senator kamala harris saying "harris to become ground-breaking vp." "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,

well the biden harris when is a historic moment for our country and for vice president elect kamala harris. she's not only the first woman to become vice president but also the first person of south asian descent. >>to be elected to the nation's second highest position as many know vice president elect kamala harris is a bay area native she grew up in the east bay. >>where hundreds of supporters took to the streets to celebrate her achievement yesterday and kron four's reyna harvey has reporting live from the brooklyn neighborhood where harris spent her childhood. >>and people are just as proud as can be reyna. >>yeah, this is a historic moment for so many people have had. he will tell me that they believe this morning anything in america is possible and like i mentioned her childhood home here. you now have a crowd that is pretty much gather outside the home just to pay their respects people are writing encouraging messages and leaving flowers. we're joined live by one of the residents here in the neighborhood this morning. you can go ahead and tell us your name in why you're here this mo

so many of them don't know who harry truman was. you have to set that stage and put it in context and tell the story that way so it was not simply a story of "he was president from x to y, here is what he did" and so forth. you have to make people understand what the world was like at the time. herman: it is important they understand the context. that is key for understanding the world in which these presidents operated. the related thing we are always conscious of here, it is very important to layer the experiences in the galleries so you can meet people that have different interest levels. visitors come with different agendas. some are intensely interested, some have a marginal interest, some have a brief encounter in the museum. we try to make it accessible to people of different interest levels so we can serve all those audiences. clay: right. the other thing people need to understand about a museum exhibit is there is no way a museum exhibit can cram in all t he information -- you can't put all the information in an exhibit. th

currently an aide to kamala harris. i mean she was and national spokesperson and senior adviser for the george soros funded left wing group as you said move o on.org she lauded 2020 presidential candidates for avoiding apec. it isn't just the communication skills. i'm wondering if some is politics of some of these people will come to bear as well. it's worth asking when you have those types of things in your background. you mentioned she was a pundit, a contributor. i would imagine those things worked well on her resume. what will her toggle and style look like. >> lawrence: can we get pressers he is only doing one a week right now. >> kennedy: he has been shielded from the press. we are going to talk about that because president trump tweeting well-wishes to his 2020 rival after president-elect joe biden hurts himself playing with the family dog over the weekend. he was seriously mauled. that story next. ♪ day. record low rates have dropped to new all time lows. with the va streamline refi there's no appraisal, no in

that's kamala harris's so rority. the greek letter system is very important in the black communities. the deltas, the akas, the zetas. what kamala did, she unitesed all the greek organizations. it is a special pride that african-american fraternity of her achievement. you'll see more greek letters if you watch. >> this is a speech that joe biden has been waiting to give for at least a half century. >> at least. >> he was thinking about being president as a junior senator. everybody saw him as a potential president. >> hopefully he's updated any reference to time. >> but he did. he was the -- when he was a newcomer in the senate. he was the one people thought of as the new kennedy, and when he ran in '88 didn't work. when he ran in 2008, barack obama bested him. he decided he wasn't going to run in 2016. hillary clinton was already there and his son beau had just died. he's been thinking about being president for a very long time. >> i'm sure he wasn't thinking about being president. everybody hungers -- everybody look

harris had as a remarkable career. she's the first black south asian-american to hold that position. the howard university graduate will also become the first person who went to school at a historically black college or university to rise to the vice-presidency. but making history is nothing new to harris. you might remember she was the first black senator to represent california, and before that in 2003 she was elected district attorney of san francisco becoming the city's first woman d. a. her dual ethnicity also made her the first black woman and the first south asian woman state-wide to hold that job. in addition to recognizing harris' historic rise to the white house many are also celebrating her bay area roots. tonight hundreds gathered in front of her childhood home in berkeley. nbc bay area's marianne favro shows us. >> reporter: there is so much excitement here tonight. people have been driving by and honking. there was even a dance party here earlier. people are thrilled that they can come here and see the ho

back to you. >> harris: jonathan serrie, thank you very much. to stay with fox news channel for a special election coverage tonight starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern with our own bret baier and martha maccallum. plus our reporting team across america bringing you updates all night long. a fox news radio and foxnews.com will also have those and i will be talking to voters from liberty state park on the side of the hudson river. don't miss a moment. you fell asleep with your sign again. "you fell asleep with your sign again." no, i didn't. okay. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> harris: if you haven't voted, go vote, and if you have, sit back, watch the coverage right here on fox news channel. i'll see you tomorrow. "the daily briefing" starts now. >> dana: after months of campaigning in anticipation this election day in america. hello, i'm dana pe

harris? >> harris: all right, john roberts, thank you very much afraid we have heard from the joe biden campaign that he will speak this afternoon after he expressed confidence earlierd urged his supporters to be patient. >> we knew because of the unprecedented early vote, the male and vote that was going to take a while. we are going to have to be patient until the hard work of tallying votes is finished and it ain't over until every vote is counted, every ballot is counted. >> harris: peter doocy live for us in delaware. peter? >> in the 12 and a half hours or so, his campaign staff has started to tell us, they think they have won wisconsin and they are about to be named the winner of michigan. >> by this afternoon we expect the vice president will lead in states i put him over 270 electoral votes. today the vice president will garner more votes than any presidential candidate in history. >> the biden campaign is also confident that calls are coming for them in nevada soon and pennsylvania

kamala harris. but she still had to teach the country how to say her name. i'm kamala harris. she was openly attacked by the president. i thought she was the meanest, the most horrible, most disrespectful of anybody on the us senate. if kamala harris had been born more than 100 years ago, she would not have been able to vote, and as a black woman, she would have had no rights, but now, she is set to become the most powerful and influential woman in american's political history. nomia iqbal, bbc news. let's get more reaction to the two speeches we heard earlier on. democratic senator chris coons joined my colleage, katty kay from wilmington, delaware, earlier. jo vann on bringing our nation together, and restoring our place in the world, and i am so excited after this evening to see kamala harris and joe biden on this day here in wilmington, as president—elect, vice president elect, to be in a crowd of people cheering for the idea of coming together as a nation, relying on science, advancing decency, stability and kindness towards each other, and reimagining our place in the

what did harry truman do? he got a sandwich, poured him a glass of milk, had his sandwich, drank his milk, went to sleep. and when he woke up, they were like, mr. president, you won. he had just pulled off the greatest upset in the history of american politics, but as doris said the guy went to sleep, thinking you know what, i did my best. if i win i win, if i lose i lose. that's an incredible quality for any president to have. >> it is, joe, and i love the book. thank you, it's a gift right now, we're watching freedom being saved before our eyes right now. so this could not be a better moment for you to give us this great gift. and, yeah, you know, another thing that truman had was, you know, forgive me for saying this, i don't think doris is going to disagree. he never had a college education, family couldn't afford, but harry was better read than any other president and truman used to say, it couldn't have -- he couldn't have imagine how anyone could be president of the united states without being intereste

harris graduated in 1986. by now, d.c. was known as chocolate city for its majority african-american population reflected in its culture. the mayor was black, black arts and busineses flourished and for the first time in her life, harris found herself in the majority. she then returned to the san francisco bay area deciding to pursue a career in the legal field. she attended the university of california hastings in san francisco for law school where in her second year, she became the president of the black law students association. she earned her law degree in '89. by 1990, she was a deputy district attorney for alameda county. working for the people in her home town. where her representation alone would go on to inspire many. >> i first met her. it was a long time ago. she was working at the alameda county district attorney's office. it was really great to see really an african-american woman involved. and she was a prosecutor, she was someone people respected, well known. so just from afar, i always admired her. i would

harris. >> harris: jeff flock, thank you very much. for now i want to bring in former wisconsin congressmen and fox news contributor now, sean duffy. first of all, talk to me about those things that jeff flock just laid out that our weaknesses right now for the president in the state of wisconsin. you have got the covid death toll. he was standing in front of the corporation, foxconn, where a deal to enrich its ability to build jobs didn't work out. >> foxconn first. but foxconn chose is that donald trump is working and fighting to bring jobs back to wisconsin, back to america. this might not have panned out the way we anticipated but it shows a president who has an effort and cares about wisconsin jobs so i think that's a net positive even though we didn't play out the way we would've liked. he brought up the polling which i think he is spot on. in 2016 hillary clinton was winning by six points. biden is now winning by five points. that's in the margin of error, so that's the gold standard in wisconsin, the marquette poll. i think thi