>> it's mark hasse. >> oh, my god, it's mark hasse. he's an assistant district attorney. >> coming up -- >> take another breath, mark. come heon. the ems is almost here. the ambulance iss coming. >> a dedicated prosecutor shot right outside the courthouse, stunning onlookers and police. >> it's nothing you could prepare for.no >> who would even attempt such a brazen attack? >> diden that tell you that the two knew each other? >> that seemed very personal to me. >> when "dateline" continues. vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks every minute. understanding how to talk to your doctor about treatment options is key. today, we are redefining how we do things. we find new ways of speaking, so you're never out of touch. it's seeing someone's face that comforts us, no matter where. when those around us know us, they can show us just how much they care. the first steps of checking in, the smallest moments can end up being everything. there's resource

mark: hello america i'm mark levin and this? -- life liberty and leavened bread happy hanukkah to my jewish friends into my non-jewish friends all of you out there, this is a very important show tonight. i hope you stick with us throughout. peter schweizer is our guest, number one expert on the biden crime family and so much corruption the goes on in washington. he's a real journalist, author and investigator. we had him on the program before and now it is time to bring him back. before we get into that, some context. the democratic party and the media are destroying this country. i really believe it started with the obama presidency. the divisiveness we have in this country is really, those of us who believe in the flag and believe in the national anthem and defend the declaration and the constitution or who are proud of our history with certain exceptions like in any other country but we are proud of our forefathers. they are not. they are in a constant state of transition. they don't support the constitution and they will tel

mark: hey. lemonis: how are you? mark: nice to meet you. mark. lemonis: mark? mark: yep. lemonis: i'm marcus. mark: this is heidi. this is... heidi: hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: how are are you? nice to meet you. husband and wife? heidi: yes. lemonis: well, i'm in santa claus. heidi: yep. mark: yeah. yeah. you are. it's a very tourist-attracting kind of area. lemonis: yeah. mark: holiday world, splashin' safari park... lemonis: okay. mark: ...they get about a million to a million and a half visitors a year. lemonis: wow. mark: so that's the big tourism for the town. they're actually the first theme park. lemonis: oh, they're the first theme park that every existed? mark: yeah. they were santa land about 70 years ago. heidi: we moved here two years ago. lemonis: oh, okay. where are you from? heidi: we were originally from pennsylvania. lemonis: oh. heidi: and we were going to do that back there, so i researched it. i'm like, "wow. that's a really cool town." so he changed his job. we moved out here, sold our house, and here we are... lemonis: wow. heidi: ...about two yea

. ♪ mark: hello america, i met mark clement and this is "life, liberty and levin". we are fighting a two front war in this country. one, domestically and they are defending our constitution and our republic from the democratic party and the media and, i'm afraid to shea, the judiciary. the other is the cold war with china. yes, we are in a cold war with china and president of the united states has recognized that for some time. we are going to spend this program looking into that as well. before we do, the first war against america. you know, abraham lincoln, he famously was that if america will be defeated it will be defeated from within. this is exactly what is taking place. the electors have met, the media says it's over, the election is all done. you know what this is? i bring it with me all the time, in this little book is a copy of the declaration of independence and the u.s. constitution. we talk about article two section one, clause two of the constitution but it is there like every part of the constitution. it is not in an invisible ink but black-and-white.

cha: thanks mark. mr. lippert: finally, last but not least, former c.i.a., former n.s.c., columbia university, currently senior advisor here at csis and you overlapped with john at c.i.a. ever see him in the gift shop? is a is a lad bar at the lad bar. is he aware your nickname there was sunesune. >> that was classified information, thanks a lot. mark: ok, let's get into it. mr. brennan, topic one, i'm going to come to you. threat picture and transition. global environment. in the context is your book title -- as your book title underscores, you spent much of your career focused on threats that the united states faces. o can you walk us through your picture, if you will of the threat environment that this incoming administration will face on day one and going forward for the first year or so as they set intool the administration? john: well, mark, i think the biden-harris administration is going to face many challenges and threats an rifpks -- and risks on day one and throughout the course of the administr

>> mark: no. >> 2020, right? >> mark: no, you are absolutely right about that. it is a terrific book and i hope joe biden reads it and we will send him a copy of that book. joe biscotti, thank you very much. what do congressmen, drug addicts and convicted felons have in common? in some states, they get the covid vaccine before your grandma and the other elderly. that shocking story is next in this live special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ you can go your own way it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get nationwide 5g included and save up to $300 a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. ♪ >> mark: different states have different priorities when it comes to the

mark: yeah. it is often easy. when i first was aware of abraham lincoln, i was just a little kid. and as a child i had this illustrated book about lincoln, and it showed him and his cousin walking around in the mud and then they went inside and lincoln picked up his cousin, held him upside down, and left muddy footprints on the ceiling. now, did that happen? who cares, but it was believable. you cannot imagine calvin coolidge upside down like that. some people thought lincoln's jokes were dirty. they were not dirty. they were earthy. for example, he and a bunch of guys were talking about the revolutionary war and lincoln said with the american what then colonies should have done was to put pictures of george washington and all of the british privies, because nothing scares the shit out of an englishman more than general washington. earthy, right? before lincoln became president, a man from virginia challenged him to a duel and lincoln responded, i accept your challenge, sir, as long as i pick the

here is mark live in ♪ mark: hello america i'm mark within and this is "life, liberty and levin" and i'm glad you are with us. fraud in an election but what is fraud? is criminal fraud, civil fraud. what happens when a state abandons completely its constitution? the supreme court of that state conducts itself flawlessly? is that fraud? i want to talk to you about the battleground estate called the commonwealth of pennsylvania as one of the oldest legislators in our country and one of the oldest constitutions in our country. we all know philadelphia is the birthplace of the country and that is where the declaration of independence was written and that is where the constitution was written. it's very, very important battleground states and the democrats wanted to make sure that in 2020 it came out for biden because in 2016 it came out for trump. what am i talking about? you hear this phrase is systemic fraud and there is no evidence of a systemic broad and you see reporters interviewing officials of various state government saying there is no fraud whatsoever. let me ask you a question

>> well, it's complicated, mark. i think we thought that we had done something unusual to escape the brunt of the virus when it hit in march but i think in retrospect it was simply we were already into warm weather. we are not -- especially for all the population, a dense state. we kind of escape to. even today we have about a third of the deaths per capita of new york in about two-thirds of florida and texas and then suddenly thing got worse never but he said, well, now what do we do? so we went into this locked down, but the problem with a lockdown was the governor was caught cheating on his own lockdown at the french laundry, so was the mayor of san francisco, so was nancy pelosi. she went to a hairdresser. then we had the lakers celebration in the nt for blm and everybody was out in the street and there was no -- there was no repercussions, so i think a lot of people said, you know what, that lost confidence in the authorities, who now said now you have to lockdown welliver but he said you didn't do it then and t

mark: we'll be right back. (bell rings) when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites .. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most .. our screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. learn about plans that could give you more healthcare benefits than you have today. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan. from humana, a company with nearly 60 years of experience in the healthcare industry. you'll have lots of doctors and specialists to choose from. and, if you have medicare and medicaid, a humana plan may give you other important benefits. depending on where you live, they could include dental, vision and hearing coverage. you may also get rides to plan-approved locations; home delivered meals after an in-patient hospital stay; a monthly allowance for purchasing heal

>> mark: ha, ha, ha. in the long-term care facilities of new york, the folks were, what is the showbiz term? korpsing. the new america, they let rapists and murderers out, but not our hairstylist come of course. >> i am the public face, a national media, and out in the public eye, and you know, i am a person who i take my personal hygiene very seriously. as i said, i felt i needed to have a haircut. i'm not able to do that myself, and so i got a haircut. >> mark: she needs a haircut because she is out in the public eye, holding daily press conferences on why you can't get a haircut. just as governor newsom and california's top public health experts need to dine on tapioca with island creek oysters and caviar, accompanied by hen egg custard with ragu, to strategize about why it would be dangeroust you go to taco bell. in a world of hypocrites, only one man had the integrity to talk the talk and then walk the walk. he did not go to fancy-fancy french restaurant, did not go to nancy pelosi's to get a rinse,

>> everyone knows mark, mark is mark. when he calls to told me the news a couple weeks ago i told him the blunt truth. mark is the best colleague i've ever had at any level of journ journalism or o or any line of work. i've been been around somebody who generates so much warmth and treats everybody with so much respect. i figure we haven't talked about this, your parents loved you really well. when you were a kid and you've been sharing it with the rest of us in the years since because you just walk in a room with a projection of warmth and respect that people respond to. that little column i wrote about you, it was the number one piece of the site today, because people want this. people are hungering for trustworthiness and deency. and it's been a great blessing in my life to be alongside you for the last 19 years. >> thank you, david,. >> woodruff: mark, we're sharing all this with you because it's all true. but i know there's something that you want to say tonight, because you've spent all these years thinking a lot ab

>> everyone knows the same mark. mark is mark. when he called to tell me the news a couple of weeks ago, i told him the blunt truth. mark is the best colleague i've had in any line of work or journalism. i've never been around somebody who generates with so much worment and treelts everybody with so much respect. we haven't talked about this, but i figure your parents loved you really well when you were a kid. and you've been sharing it with the rest of us. because you walk in a room with a projection of warmth and respect. that people respond to. and that little column i wrote about you, it was the number one viewed site piece on the site today because people want this. people are hungering for trust worthiness and decency. and it's been a great blessing in my life to be alongside you. mark: thank you, david. judy: mark, we're shegged -- we're sharing all of this with you because it's all true. but i know there's something that you want to say together -- tonight because you spent a lot of time thinking about american politics an

mark. >> mark: yes, that's very true. as they used to say in war time coughs and sneezes spread diseases. if you're not coughing internet sneezing, maybe there's less to be worried about. dr. siegel, thank you, as always, for that. "the new york times" is helping a teenager destroy a classmate's life because she uttered a racial slur when she was 15 years old. the great candace owens is standing by on that. live, "tucker carlson tonight" special continues. ♪ ♪ >> mark: every major religion has some means of forgiveness for people who do something wrong. unfortunately, the new religion of wokeness doesn't allow for forgiveness and redemption, doing something insensitive or offensive makes you a bad person permanently. one high schooler in virginia found that out the hard way. one of her classmates waited for her to be accepted by university before publicly releasing a social media video in which she used a racial slur. the video went viral and destroyed her life. she was forced to withdraw from her college and was kick

i am mark steyn. tucker is out this evening. a couple hours ago the house of representatives increase the individual payment in the so-called coban relief bill from $600 to 2,000. enjoy it while you can. the senate won't vote for it so you'll be back to the lousy 600 bucks but instead of getting it next month, the following month, first day of baseball season, they will be arguing about it through the new year so the lousy hundred bucks will be going out oh, second quarter, third quarter. the first ramadan after the next boxing day. 600 bucks to cover the last eight months works out to $75 per month which is pretty competitive say the average congressman's grade school allowance. no actually doesn't. 2019 average american kids allowance $120 per month. that's the truth we are playing on. you are the child. they are the grown-ups. 600 bucks from big nanny and in return all you've got to do is be grounded forever. >> health experts have warned about the dangers of traveling right now due to covid-19. yet millions of americans are

♪ mark: hello america i'm mark levin and this? -- life liberty and leavened bread happy hanukkah to my jewish friends into my non-jewish friends all of you out there, this is a very important show tonight. i hope you stick with us throughout. peter schweizer is our guest, number one expert on the biden crime family and so much corruption the goes on in washington. he's a real journalist, author and investigator. we had him on the program before and now it is time to bring him back. before we get into that, some context. the democratic party and the media are destroying this country. i really believe it started with the obama presidency. the divisiveness we have in this country is really, those of us who believe in the flag and believe in the national anthem and defend the declaration and the constitution or who are proud of our history with certain exceptions like in any other country but we are proud of our forefathers. they are not. they are in a constant state of transition. they don't support the constitution and they will tel

is that an opportunity, mark? >> it is and of course what happens is that when people see that, they become much more confident. you know the most frequent question we get about these emerging countries, about the currency, they're worried about currency risk. as our currencies against the u.s. dollar they become much more confident this is good news for the countries. if they're in debt, their debt becomes easier to pay in u.s. dollars. maria: so what about the u.s. mark? do you see any opportunities in the u.s. after this year, 2020, saw major market records. you are looking at double-digit moves. look at the nasdaq up 40 plus percent with a lot of technology names and and stay at home companies leading the way, do you see any opportunity here in the u.s.? >> yes i do. i think you have to look at those bombed out sectors like travel, airlines, even the cruise industries. these companies i think that will come back next year and perform very, very well. they really were bombed out. people will begin to travel aga

mark: welcome back. we have an iron box. big tech, big media, the demcrattic part crane the even prepare muched brewer rock contract i. then you have we the people. in this case we had a representative for we the people called donald trump, president of the united states. that iron box has done everything it can to destroy him and his administration and handicap him. think of all the successes he had even with all of that. now we have the democrat party and big media and big tech that did many things during the course of this election which they hoped would insure biden's victory. changing rules at state elections. and the rules are to allow fraud. they are not good government changes. no signatures, no matching sitting rrs, no postal dates. what's that about? that's about corruption. that's about the democratic party. the chinese have infiltrated every aspect of our culture. wall street, the universities, capital corporations. now the man who plans to be president of the united states with all this corruption, all this thie

marks? thee actually considered potential allergic reactions pretty carefully here and one has to be careful, based on -- at the data -- look at the data one has in hand because some of the population has had a severe allergic reaction of some sort someother to a food with environmental aspect and we would not like to have that many people not be able to receive the vaccine. we looked closely at the databases and we feel comfortable that we are telling people that unless they have had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or one of its components, they can receive it. we will obviously be monitoring. we have good safety surveillance systems in place in conjunction with the centers for disease control and prevention and we may have to modify things as we move forward but for right now, we are comfortable with this and the extra piece of this is that sensors will have the ability to treat other degree actions. that is an extra precaution. >> thank you. our next question comes from bloomber

thank you. >> mark: oh, my goodness, who was that? queen at live aid, the sex pistols in paris, judy garland? you know, it was tucker carlson receiving a rock star's reception at the turning point usa summit earlier this month, here are some of the highlights from his spectacular speech. >> the first thing you need to know is it's actually happening. this is not -- your enemy as horrible as they are is not some crazed ideologue wearing black spray painting the statues, that person is loathsome and should be in jail, me, but your actual enemy as a person who's funding him and making that kind of behavior possible and is doing it for a very specific reason, to tear down the past, to destroy the past, and why did they want to destroy the past? when you destroy the past, you eliminate all reference points. you have no idea what came before you, you have no idea what normal is and you cannot understand the consequences of what's happening now if you can't look to the past and understand the consequences of the same behavior in another. the

john. >> mark meredith from capitol hill. mark, thank you. let's also check in, i should say, with our chad pegram who is up to speed on this trademark, both parties can claim victory here with it it would seem. >> the problem with this entire enterprise is that the government is going to shut down tomorrow night at 11:59 if the president did not sign this bill. the house of representatives was going to come in tomorrow and there was no plan to do an interim spending bill and even if the house of representatives were to act on an interim spending bill the senate was not going to come back until tuesday and there was no clarity that the present would find yet another stopgap bill to avoid a government shutdown. mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader put out a statement saying that he's pleased that they will get this out the door. there was a lot of concern about what a government shutdown would look like and this would be the second government shutdown in the past three years over the holidays. we would have, you know, millions of federal wo

mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. president trump has been handed another defeat in his attempt to get election results overturned. the wisconsin supreme court has refused to hear his lawsuit attempting to reverse his loss in battleground state. the court said the case must wind its way through lower courts. mr. trump wants more than 220,000 ballots disqualified. kamalaesident elect harris has announced an all-female slate of senior staff. she said her team will work to get the coronavirus under control, open our economy responsibly, and advance america's leadership around the world. her picks include portnoy. the nation's top infectious disease expert will stay on the job in the biden administration. dr. anthony fauci tells cbs he will continue at the national institutes of health. dr. fauci says he has spoken to the incoming chief of staff. he also says he will take a covid-19 vaccine in public, after it has been approved by the fda. dr. fauci says he wishes the u.k. had spent more time viewing the pfizer vaccine. o

thank you, mark. former congressman joe crowley is a political consultant who provides strategic advice to clients on a wide range of public policy matters. districtented the 14th of new york, including his congressof queens in for nearly 20 years. the former chairman of the democratic caucus, he is also known for his love of music and an odd duet with stephen colbert at a famed democratic retreat. today's moderator is gordon peterson. gordon is an award winning newsletter, and producer. for 25 years he served as moderator and executive producer of inside washington, broadcast in washington, d.c. and many other major television markets from coast-to-coast. by the time he retired peter and covered local news in the nation 's capital for 50 years. we are excited to have this legend with us today. as a reminder to all of our viewers we are taking your questions on our social media platforms. feel free to submit those so we may share your questions with our guests during the program. it is my pleasure to

his name is mark. take one part literal rocket scientist, mix two parts youtube sensation and add in a load of messing around and he will have you feeling like a kid again, only smarter. it's larger than life experiments like these, that have transformed mark in to a social media phenomenon, with 15 million subscribers on youtube, racking up 1.5 billion about views. >> growing up i had bill nye the science guy. and today, kids have mark rober, who is that? >> mark rober is excited about getting people stoked about science and engineering that is my m.o.i will suck people in with something big, world's largest nerf gun or largest super soaker. but at the end of the day, it's about telling them about the science of what is going on there. >> chemistry, math, my nightmare growing up. for mark, formulas and a accumen for innovation came to him. how did you first get curious about science? >> i just always loved mathity and science, physics and so, a lot of my videos come down to physics principals. i'm try

-- mark, i wonder your advice. is it the same? >> pretty much. i would rather people listen to the scientists and the experts than just listen to anybody there because they are the ones that really know what's going on and they are the ones that know what will happen. >> mark, i know that this has gone through several generations of the family now, catherine's daughter, the grandchildren, they also had the virus. how are they doing? >> actually, they're doing pretty well. the grandchildren went through it really easy, so -- >> kids have advantages, i know. catherine, can you tell us how they're treating you there, what kinds of things are they able to give you, medicines and so on? >> medication, pain medicine. >> any new treatments? i mean, there are so many things out there, are they giving you new treatments that have become available recently? >> not that i'm aware of. >> well, listen, i know it's hard, mark, because there are so many questions, even as you're being treated. i wonder can you tell us, mark, befo

remember i'm watters ♪ mark: hello america, i met mark clement and this is "life, liberty and levin". we are fighting a two front war in this country. one, domestically and they are defending our constitution and our republic from the democratic party and the media and, i'm afraid to shea, the judiciary. the other is the cold war with china. yes, we are in a cold war with china and president of the united states has recognized that for some time. we are going to spend this program looking into that as well. before we do, the first war against america. you know, abraham lincoln, he famously was that if america will be defeated it will be defeated from within. this is exactly what is taking place. the electors have met, the media says it's over, the election is all done. you know what this is? i bring it with me all the time, in this little book is a copy of the declaration of independence and the u.s. constitution. we talk about article two section one, clause two of the constitution but it is there like every part of the constitution. it is not in an invisible ink but black-and-white.

>> absolutely, mark. again, the covid response has been first and foremost for biden in this transition period, he put together the task force after the election. he is planning on maintaining dr. fauci's leadership position with infectious diseases, and has already prioritized this 100 days, encouraging people to wear masks. we will see a change of optics and messaging from the white house from day one, and of course, the team of experts that he is filling out the cabinet positions as well on that effort. mark: thank you, as ever, for joining us and giving us an analysis of the situation. joe biden picking his u.s. defense secretary picked, lloyd austin, a former army general, and dr. anthony fauci a very key role in the health team of that, biden has also unveiled. we will bring you more as we get it, of course. next, a last ditch bid to avoid a no deal brexit will take place in the next 24 hours. boris johnson will meet with ursula von der leyen in russell's. -- brussels. >> adding to the gloom, irish

mark: welcome back. our first guest wrote an incredibly powerful piece in the spectator called reasons why the 2020 presidential election is deeply puzzling to his name is patrick basham director of the democracy institute which is a wonderful group and a professional pollster and patrick, it's a pleasure to have you. i would like you to walk through these issues that you found to be deeply puzzling. go right ahead. >> absolutely. i approached the article, none of us are objective but we all try to be and we hope we release independent-minded and so how would independent mind person assess the quote unquote outcome as the media has designated its of the 2020 presidential election and i looked at the aspects. first of all, i looked at the because i results and if you look at the results you see how donald trump improved his performance, national performance over 2016 by almost 20% no incumbent president has ever lost a reelection bid if he's increased his votes. obama went down by three and half million v

today, kids have mark rober, who is that? >> mark rober is passionate about getting people stoked about science and engineering. like, that's kind of my m.o.. so i will suck people in with something big like, you know, world's largest nerf gun or super soaker. it's about telling them about the science of what is going on from. >> reporter: already, pause, because we are in a global pandemic, you are wondering how we are hanging out with little social distancing and no masks? we shot this segment before the world shut down. in the time that there's no shortage of news -- >> i thought if we could see the germs around us. >> reporter: he has been hosting science classes for those of us stuck at home. physics, chemistry, math, my nightmare growing up. for mark, numbers and formulas and an accumen for ip ovation came to him. how did you get curious about science? >> i loved math and science and physics, so a lot of videos come down to physics principals. so i'm trying to explain this word is magical, but in a way that you if you u

mark: it's a great question. we know a combination of both range anxiety and the ability to charge your electric vehicle when traveling our top of mind for consumers. , abelieve range anxiety range of over 300 miles is helping that anxiety, but the infrastructure continues to get built out every year, especially for the high-powered fast chargers. it depends where you are at in the world. a lot of consumers we are finding are still charging at their residence if they have that opportunity to. carol: what is interesting too, isis safe to say i think it fair to respect what tesla and elon musk did that could have woke up the auto industry and showed that you can maybe move faster than everybody anticipated when it came to the ev market. i do wonder in terms of strategy, when you look at maybe what happens next year, how has the timetable changed dramatically? it could change even more so, meaning sooner rather than later. mark: i would say as i look back at 2020, for me the big surprise on the year is just how quic

you know i think as mark and mark were saying that you know the pandemic really hasn't has just amplified the problems that we've had with homelessness it hasn't actually changed things it's increasing danger dramatically but the underlying problems have been there for a long time i think a lot of people with the enormous racial disparities that we're seeing in who lives and who dies with kind of it have suddenly become awakened to what we've always known and has always been true in this country i mean maybe what's different here is the painted lines but unfortunately the overall reality isn't that different from what we've lived with in the united states for far too often. this is that this is some news to some people who live in communities where there are homeless people but they to your point mark h. invisible people i want to show a page from your website of invisible people the stories of people from around the world not just from the u.s. and he spoke to brant not too long ago. he is living on the streets right now he's looking for work right now and he explained to you how can you

mark meredith has that story from the white house. mark. mark: chris, president trump appeared thrilled to be back on the trail last night but his trip to georgia also exposed the turmoil in the republican party over his refusal to concede. >> we've never lost an election. we are winning this election. mark: presidential election is over but not according to president trump. while stumping for gop candidates perdue and kelly loeffler. >> they believe in our values and all that we stand for and they understand the state. they love your state. mark: the president demanded republican governors reject november's election results. >> your governor could stop it very easily if he knew what the hell he was doing. mark: both parties are spinning heavily in the fight for georgia senate seats, republicans need to win one to keep majority. in the nationwide states are facing nightmare scenario as covid-19 cases reach record levels. >> we are at a critical time right now about being able to maintain resilience of the health care system. mark: several s

mark: you bet. laura: well, biden's incoming white house press secretary saying on fox news sunday that whoever the president elect nominates to be attorney general will remain impartial as republicans call for a special counsel to investigate hunter biden, rich edison is following the president elect from wilmington, delaware, hi, rich. rich: good morning, laura, the biden transition says whomever the president elects may consider leading the justice department that the president elect refused to discuss details of federal investigation into hunter biden. biden is still weighing his options for attorney general. >> no discussion has been made. he's been emphatic that the person would see department, and that person whomever it is, will be overseeing whatever investigations are happening at the department of justice. that's how it should work, frankly. rich: biden's nominee if confirmed by the senate will likely oversee justice department that's investigating his son hunter. president trump is calli

mark ra iford cautious —— the fresh lockdown imposed. mark raiford said there would be a change in the law in terms of the christmas bubble. he also announced they would be a fresh lockdown and wales from december 28, and usually what wales does, england does a week or two later, so we can kind of see that maybe a january lockdown is on its way. we will come back to coronavirus in the next edition of the papers, i am sure, and see how others are looking at it, but let's look at the financial times now and we are good look at brexit. anna, there is potentially... borisjohnson is drawing up plans to call mps for an emergency sessions of the comments next week to approve a trade deal if that happens, basically, potentially yet another week and, the penultimate weekend before the 31st, we will be waiting to see, is there, is there not, this post brexit trade deal —— emergency session of the commons? we have this song and dance again, with the government saying it will be recalled tomorrow, earlier than expected, sending a signal to the u

you know i think as mark and mark were saying that you know the pandemic really hasn't has just amplified the problems that we've had with homelessness it hasn't actually changed things that increase in danger dramatically but the underlying problems have been there for a long time i think a lot of people with enormous racial disparities that we're seeing in who lives and who dies with kind of it have suddenly become awakened to what we've always known and has always been true in this country i mean maybe what's different here is the painted lines but unfortunately the overall reality isn't that different from what we've lived with in the united states for far too often. this is some news to some people who live in communities where there are homeless people that they to your point mark h. invisible people i want to show a page from your website of invisible people the stories of people from around the world not just from the u.s. and he spoke to frank not too long ago. and he is living on the streets right now he's looking for work right now and he explained to you how can you us not to

mark: people will literally trying to figure out you have the civil suits by the campaign. you have civil suits by others who are not in the campaign. you have hearings taking place in the states whether it is michigan -- or pennsylvania, and other states trying toirg if out what took place. criminal bar is systemic fraud i just explained what happened in pennsylvania. systemic fraud or no systemic fraud they cheated they fixed system i don't mean reform but help the democrats otherwise they wouldn't have made all of these changes so my question to you is this, why did the democrats want to take the security and safety measures out? signatures -- postal dates, witnesses, observers is it because they believe in good government or because they feel that they're going win if they can institutionalize fraud? >> well it appears that -- the way in which an election is run in this country is the only aspect of public life and public policy where the democrats favor looser regulations rather than really strong tight regulatory state. for some reason philosophically ideologically th

i'm a mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. -- i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. david: thanks so much, mark. we may be getting past the roadblocks to a fourth round of stimulus. here to tell us more about what's going on is don buyer of congressman,come, great to have you back with us. mitch mcconnell says they think they could have a deal today. : as democrats,er the big hang up was we really state ande money for local governments and republicans really wanted this gross negligence shield and there was no way of getting over it. they pulled those out, into separate bills, not clear if they will vote on those bills. what's left is about $900 billion, including more money for the unemployed. $300 a week for the next 10 weeks. another $600 check for people below a certain income level and most importantly a big chunk of money for vaccines. in the nature of a compromise, you don't get everything you want. sounds like both sides are not getting everything they wanted. people around the country, is it enough? small business, you are a businessman, goodness knows. is i

you know i think as mark and mark were saying that you know the pandemic really hasn't has just amplified the problems that we've had with homelessness it hasn't actually changed things that increase in danger dramatically but the underlying problems have been there for a long time i think a lot of people with enormous racial disparities that we're seeing in who lives and who dies with kind of it have suddenly become awakened to what we've always known and has always been true in this country i mean maybe what's different here is the painted lines but unfortunately the overall reality isn't that different from what we've lived with in the united states for far too often. that this is some news to some people who live in communities where there are homeless people that they to your point mark h. invisible people i want to show a page from your website of invisible people the stories of people from around the world not just from the u.s. and he spoke to brant not too long ago. he is living on the streets right now he's looking for work right now and he explained to you how can you us not to

mark: yes, indeed. we have a major collection of lady bird johnson material much has become open in recent times. some of that material, by the way, is available on the website which is called discover lbj that the lbj foundation , established a few years ago. so if anyone is interested in the times of covid and library shutdowns you can see that and along with lots of other material. we know there's a lot of interest in lady bird and for that reason this was a high priority for digitalization. patrick: she had an office there. what was her level of engagement with the library in terms of obviously the years after the white house? mark: it was relatively high. it declined over time as she grew older and encountered health problems. i remember when i first came to in seeing her as a 2000, regular participant at library events. it's clear to me from the stories i've heard others tell who have been in this town longer than i have that she was very active. and used her office space going back into 1980s and

whoa, mark. jack hired me! i got a contract. you mean like this one? why choose one when you can have two? my 2 for $5 bagel breakfast sandwiches. >> announcer: sports on abc7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> 49ers head coach kyle shanahan held his regular monday meeting with the media and about half the questions surrounded the future of quarterback jimmy garoppolo. shanahan says he believes jimmy g. will be the quarter next season. injuries an issue, missed 2018 and this season, but when healthy, proved to be a winner, leading san francisco to the super bowl just last year. >> look at jimmy's record when he's been here, you can win with him. he's proven he's a starting quarterback in this league. we better have very good answer if we're going to find something better than that. jimmy has shown in one year he can take us to the super bowl and i think he's going to get better more he plays. >> jared goff had thumb surgery and is out for the season. broke it hitting helmet on follow-through against the seahawks. kyler murray also injured a

mark in michigan. we begin with kristin fisher live at the white house. >> two big topics with the white press secretary. the comments from bill barr about the election and the president's threat to veto the defense authorization act over section 230, which is the liability shield for social media companies like twitter. i asked the white press secretary if president trump was considering vetoing something as important for national security over this section 230 provisions. here's what she said. >> yes, the president is serious about it. i know other world leaders are making calls for genocide and twitter doesn't flag that or block it. the president will always defend our military and ensure we have adequate defense funding. >> the other topic that kept coming up. the attorney general's comments yesterday saying that the department of justice hasn't uncovered evidence of widespread voter fraud enough to overturn the election. >> the attorney general was speaking to what has come before his desk. i poin