, joe biden. it's not st. joseph, so we should all be clear on that and he knows that better than most. he was vice president of the united states for 8 years under barack obama. but despite all those offices and all the privilege that comes with those offices, he remains one of the most grounded, normal human beings you would ever encounter, and that is still with him. that is still a part of him, always has been. i just got a text message from a fairly substantial official, and it reads the arc of our childrens and grandchildren's life just changed. and i think getting to your question, i think that text message says a lot about why so many people voted for joe biden. and if we take away the weight and the watch we've all been engaged in here for the past four days waiting for that magic number of 270 to be hit and it does arrive finally, there's a larger number, and the larger number is the numbers, the millions and millions of people who voted and the millions of people who voted for joe biden

that will help joe biden. you have rural counties around the state that i think are going to help trump as they come in. and so, again, that's why when you look at maricopa county, which is, again, by far the biggest -- and we thought this update from maricopa was potentially going to cover just about all of their remaining vote. i think there is still -- again, i think there's still probably 40,000 votes that are still left to come from maricopa county. so, you know, again, there's the potential here for biden to gain in pima county, for trump again to make a gain in maricopa county on par with the one you just saw. if the one you saw happens again with the remaining vote in maricopa, that could come down to 14,000 or so. again, it could go up a little bit with pima county. and with the rest of the state, you could see trump reducing it further, you know. it's tight. get it inside 10,000. does he get it to zero? >> i'm not sure. okay. stand by. let's check in once again with rich fitzgerald in pennsylvania. i

that is joe biden. he has the courage we respect and the commitment to working americans we need now. on behalf of our governor, i am honored to cast connecticut's 75 votes for our next president, joe biden. >> delaware. passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe

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

we must elect joe biden. each of us must be a hero for our community, for our country and then with a compassionate and intelligent president we must act together and put on his desk a bill that guarantees us all the healthcare we deserve. text vote to 30330 to learn how to vote safely because our lives depend on it. >> politics and elections can seem like be is far away things that one person doesn't have the power to change. what is happening right now in our country makes it clear how personal politics are. i discovered that when i get informed and participate, my fear gets smaller. voting is a big part of that. knowing the change you want, vote for the leaders that you think will make it happen and if you are able, if you can, help fund this campaign. go to joe biden.com and then whatever you can. with leaders like joe biden and kamala harris we can build back better here at home and once again strengthen our nation office security and standing in the world. >> i am 34 and i live in los angeles. i 2009 gr

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

this was never the joe biden year. 1988 was a joe biden year. 1992 was a joe biden year. maybe 2008 was a joe biden year. it was never supposed to be now, and yet you never know when your moment comes. so you've got to say it's a remarkable journey. he's had an extraordinary career that suddenly now has gotten a little more extraordinary. >> all right, chuck, andrea, everybody stand by. we're just getting started. we've had the official business, joe biden is now officially the nominee of the democratic party. more speeches. we are awaiting speeches from john kerry, colin powell, two former secretaries of state and dr. jill biden just ahead. we'll take a quick break and are back after this. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. i'm looking for my client. i'mi'm so sorry.nt. hey! hey man, you're here! you don't trust me here in vegas, do you? uh, well, i thought we had a breakthrough with the volkswagen. we did,

time in particular for joe biden... >> narrator: but joe biden had been here before. >> biden, fighting to survive after a fourth straight... >> this is a suffered significant setbacks, both personally and politically. and out of that i ink he had come to a sense of what his strengths and weaknesses really were. >> we're talking about a half-centuryn public life, during which he experienced, multiple times, the setbacks, any one of which would have, and has, driven out candidates to leaving public life. so the improbability of where he finds himself is unprecedented in american presidential history. >> narrator: his life had prepared him for this moment. shaped by challenges... >> stuttering is a fear problem. >> narrator: tragedy... >> an automobile accident killed the wife and baby daughter of biden of delaware... >> n >> ...plagiarized a law review article... >> narrator: perseverance. >> tonight his campaign is doing damage control. >> the biden legacy-- perseverance through persol agony. ♪ ♪ >> (stammering): hope to p... teach p.e. ...two s... (stuttering on "s") uh, s... siste

than joe biden. to be sitting head of the table in the situation room making decisions for this country. >> having sent his son to war i don't think anyone can be more ready than vice president biden. >> he knows exactly what's at stake when he send troops over seas. >> biden understands how important it is to have allies standing together with us. they are force multipliers. >> joe biden has a unique ability to connect with people. he knows leaders. he knows what makes them tick. >> they trust him and his judgment and his word is good. >> his personal dmoem si will save american lives. >> to build the relationships takes decade. and tear them down all it takes is a tweet. >> thanks to donald trump our adversaries are stronger and bolder. >> trump had a love fest with dictators including china and russia. he hasn't been standing up at all. >> i served in the air force for 36 years and led nuclear missile squads and never thought i would have a president who is a danger to national security. >> presid

joe biden was running for president, again. but that very day... >> it sure isn't easy running for president these days... >> narrator: it all blew up. >> this was not a good day for joe biden, was it? >> no, it really wasn't, katie. >> ...just got into the race today, and no sooner than he did, he talks his way into a national controversy. >> ...spent much of the day discussing these comments he made to a newspaper reporter about senator barack obama. >> i mean, you got the sort of mainstream african fir american who is articulate and bright and, and clean, and a nice-looking guy, i mean, it's, that's a storybook, man. >> some people listening to those desc oioriamf nsa-ob- racial overtones, or, at the >> i think when people heard the "clean and articulate" line, there was a wave of eye-rolling, certainly among african americans. it was the kind of well-intentioned but benighted i wentary that you expect from howhirere abthere aren't very my black people, and the united states senate has historically been a prime example of th

so close to joe biden he asked joe to do his eulogy. after obama was elected and asked him to be as vp only to feel, you've offended many african-americans and myself when he complimented barack obama for being clean. this guy's record on african-american issues is abysmal and it's actually laughable that somehow he's trying to portray himself as the great white hope of african-americans. it is sad, unfortunately, a lot of blm black lying marcus', they are falling for this. but i'm not falling for it and i think the majority of americans are waking up as well. >> jesse: tw shannon, thank you for your thoughts. >> thank you, jesse, great job filling in for tucker. >> jesse: after alec baldwin shot and killed a crewmember on the side of his new movie. another person was seriously injured as well. fox just obtains the 911 call from the scene. that is stray i had to. ♪ ♪ ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helpi

we saw a leader in joe biden. what i saw from president trump were more lies, more skirting of the issues. at one point, president trump asserted that the daca program and dreamers were two different things. what i saw in joe biden, though, was someone who understood the nuances of the issues that the american people are dealing with and someone who was so committed to answering the american people's questions after almost every question he asked, did i answer your question? then when the town hall was over, joe biden stayed to answer more questions from voters who didn't get a chance to ask. and folks were taking out note cards. he stayed for more than 30 minutes. so i will just have to tell you that this election is a choice in our opinion, the vision joe biden has set forth, and the leadership the american people have seen over the last four years from president trump. every day over the next 19 days joe biden and kamala harris are going to be committed to making a forceful case on why everything from covid to

biden en la casa blanca. >> joe biden presidente de los estados unidos con esta vista de capitolio y las 200 mil banderas que anunciaron en los campos para representar a las banderas . >> así es josé y en estos momentos el presidente joe biden va a un almuerzo de bienvenida y ahí estarán los congresistas y se van a dar regalos, la bienvenida y van a haber brindis y un nuevo comienzo para el país entero cuando se van algunos de los invitados y estamos viendo los diferentes automóviles que nos van a llevar del capitolio y nos vamos a wisconsin y rubén pereira desde ese estado, adelante . >> ¿qué tal josé? estoy a escasas cuadras y cuyo dueño es una familia de inmigrante y al igual que miles de inmigrantes están atentos a la toma de posesión del presidente joe biden y vamos a hablar con el hijo mayor de la familia, tú ha estado atento al discurso de joe biden y la nueva etapa de la política de estados unidos ¿cómo te sientes? >> sí un poco emocionado y esperanzado con que se acabe lo que hizo donald trump que es la división y racismo a todostipos de personas musulmane

joe biden. these are the mail-in ballots, democrats voted by mail, joe biden has been winning. percentages like that, above 70% in all these counties in southeaste southeastern, pennsylvania. this is philadelphia. montgomery county, 95%. bucks county, 49.9 to 48.9. that's the most conservative of the suburbs. they're up to 89%. look at chester county, up to 95%. what we're waiting for most is the city of philadelphia. joe biden getting about 80% of the vote and they still have votes to count. big potential for joe biden and again if you're at 253, pennsylvania's 20 would put you over the top. we'll watch that as the count continues there. if joe biden can't get pennsylvania he needs two, and one of them we're watching is georgia. late on election night, tuesday night, donald trump was pulling out to what we thought was an impressive lead but as they count the mail-in ballots, especially, you see a lot of red. the president runs it up in rural georgia as he does many a see cities and suburbs in t

joe biden is leading there and joe biden is leading there. if he holds those, that's it. that's gamover. the president has his lawyers in several of these states. we have a contentious environment there. if the president were to win and you have joe biden at 270. it would be a divided country. what would happen if joe biden can come back in georgia and pennsylvania then you get above 300. the president's lawyers will still have their questions but you are in a different political environment. i will leave that to our white house reporters. if you have 306, above 300, well, enough republicans are going to lead on the white house, sorry, this broke the other way which is why it is critical that we count all the votes. it is conceivable that he holds that one narrowly and we expect he's holding on that one. we know the president is going to win alaska and at the moment he's leading in maine. it is possible if joe biden holds his lead here that he's the president-elect or in theory he's the president-elect. we have demands for recount and the country waits for that to play ou

we saw a leader in joe biden. what i saw from president trump were more lies, more skirting of the issues. at one point, president trump asserted that the daca program and dreamers were two different things. what i saw in joe biden, though, was someone who understood the nuances of the issues that the american people are dealing with and someone who was so committed to answering the american people's questions after almost every question he asked, did i answer your question? then when the town hall was over, joe biden stayed to answer more questions from voters who didn't get a chance to ask. and folks were taking out note cards. he stayed for more than 30 minutes. so i will just have to tell you that this election is a choiceo biden has set forth, and the leadership the american people have seen over the last four years from president trump. every day over the next 19 dray joe biden and kamala harris are going to be committed to making a forceful case on why everything from covid to health care to our economy, th

a will the of movement behind joe biden. he's still putting together to some degree what had been the clinton coalition in the last democratic primary. by this time last time around she actually had a much broader and deeper coalition. he is working to put that together even after this huge consolidation. he doesn't have the kind of consolidated african-american support she did. he wins 72% in alabama among african-americans. she won 91%. 60% in south carolina. she won 84%. he was dealing with a more fractured primary electorate. there's work to be done there. younger african-americans voting with sanders. there is work to be done. on the other hand sanders is isn't expanding his coalition in the way he needs to be doing. there's a lot of race still to be run. between the two candidates and i'm interested to see whether sanders ever figures out how to welcome new people into his coalition. i'm interested to see if joe biden is able on a debate stage with sanders to handle two hour long debate with sanders making those contra

that is joe biden. he has the courage we respect and the commitment to working americans we need now. on behalf of our governor, i am honored to cast connecticut's 75 votes for our next president, joe biden. >> delaware. passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe

it's joe biden. i think back to 1992 when bill clinton ran and won on the idea of new democratic cent richly. 2,000 when barack obama ran on the hope for change. we have not heard a compelling argument for joe biden why he should be president. not a big idea. not a reason for his presidency. it seems to me that's at stake tonight. that's what is at stake in joe biden's speech. not why donald trump should not be president but why joe biden should. >> martha: that's a great point. that's the moment. that's what you need to pull people over who may be undecided in this race. that uplifting, come with me and here is why moment. i think the opportunity presents itself tonight. >> i agree he needs to make a case for himself. following up on the case made by his wife the other night. if you do a speech to layout all of the items in your agenda and when programs you will try to put into effect, they don't inspire much. they may touch different element. you don't want it to sound like a state of the union add

go, joe biden. >> was joe biden your first choice in the primary? we will never know because she is gone. let's hear from deborah in kentucky. >> how are you this evening? >> i'm fine. how are you? >> ok. i am very pleased. when obama and biden were together, they took care of health care, unemployment was down, they balanced the budget. i think biden will make a great choice. >> did you vote for donald trump in 2016? >> i did not. >> why not? >> he would not have been my choice. >> thank you for calling. pamela in maine. it is about time we bring back decency to the white house. i am tired of being ashamed by donald trump. we need programs that help the american people, not enrich someone who just wants to spread his brand. donald trump is not fit for office. we have a call from seattle, independent line. good evening. >> i am voting for joe biden, but i am a little bit concerned. the democratic party has been working to tear down the african-american community. all the way to clinton and the three strikes law, all the way a harris laughing about h

that is joe biden. he has the courage we respect and the commitment to working americans we need now. on behalf of our governor, i am honored to cast connecticut's 75 votes for our next president, joe biden. >> delaware. passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe

biden of 2004 not the joe biden of today. listen. >> last night was about joe biden of 2004 or 2008 and they are not talking about the joe biden 2020 who has embraced aoc and bernie sanders. your taxes are going to go through the roof and he is going to bankrupt this country as he is a bridge to socialism. and they are not highlighting the policies he is running on. they are talking about what a good guy he is. he is not a good guy when he is raising taxes on 82% of american households. >> sandra: fair criticism? >> ronna mcdaniel right now is terrified because there are folks from her party speaking at our convention and that shows the unity. on one night you had bernie sanders who is making the case for joe biden. you will have elizabeth warren and barack obama, michelle obama and then you also have republicans, you saw cindy mccain yesterday in that video, you also saw john kasich and you saw colin powell. you are seeing this -- the country coming together around joe biden. i would love to pose the question to ronna mcdona

joe biden for president. america's progressive promise pac is responsible for the content of this a. missions in iraq as aand afghanistan.89 combat as a national security advisor, i worked to keep our country safe. i'm amy mcgrath. now i'm running for senate in kentucky against mitch mcconnell. i can win, but i need your help. with your contribution, we can finally remove mitch mcconnell from office and start repairing the damage he's done to our country. i approved this message... because this is gonna take all of us. >>> the big finish at the democratic national convention begins soon. joe biden on the brink of his acceptance speech. also ahead, a star endorsement from the nba's steph curry. we'll hear more from how joe biden relies on his faith through the best and the worst times. in a new cnn documentary, gloria borger talks to senator chris coons about the dark days when biden's son, beau, was dying. >> i don't know how joe biden had the strength to be vice president and to keep a full schedule and be p

joe biden at 55. if that's what -- that's exactly what joe biden needs to do. run a little stronger than hillary clinton. >> take a look at the state right now. biden has just taken the lead with 22 mrs % of the estimated vote. they do it very quickly in florida. broward county is now coming -- look at this in broward county. let's take a look at broward county. >> i was trying to get you the full totals here. welcome to roller coaster florida. 12,000 there. 75%. only 16% of the vote in. this is the second largest county in the state. a lot of votes out here. democrats need them. miami-dade, broward, palm beach, one, two, three as we go through here. >> we've got a lot going on in florida. we're standing by for another round of crucial closings. the battleground states of north carolina and ohio are up for grabs just minutes from now. our special coverage of election night in america continues right after this. i'd like to tell you about my great-grandmother. -my grandma. -my cousin. my great-great grandmother. she was all of 4'11" but very tenacious. a very in

paid for by joe biden's uranium deal. when it comes to iran and russia, no deal is a good idea whether it's uranium, natural gas. the solution for russian energy is american energy. we have it in abundance. the administration will not let us get it out of the ground. today we still produce 1.3 million fewer barrels of oil than we were prior to the pandemic. the administration is still sitting on 4600 drilling permits. joe biden still hasn't had a single sale on federal land for oil and gas and just yesterday proposed a $43 billion tax increase on american energy. so who pays these taxes? clearly the hard-working families of this country in the form of higher prices. this is the last thing the country needs now in a time a 40 year high inflation and highest gas prices ever. energy security is worth a lot more than climate zealotry. our friends in europe were held hostage by vladimir putin will tell you that today. we are much better off as a nation selling energy to our friends forced to buy it from our enemies. president

he knows joe biden well. his dad knew joe biden when he was governor really well. this is an asset we have tended to underplay. they are new faces. joe biden will be a test of the importance of that longstanding deep relationship >> what's also important, david cohen who is throwing the fundraiser who was the general counsel of comcast which owns nbc is one of the most powerful democratic donors and most active in the country. it's a show of force to donors which is important to joe biden to provide shock and awe in the democratic field. he never wants to run a two-way race. as one democratic strategist said, this is trump. he wants to be biden against a field of 20. it's always him against the rest of them. not one on one. this is an attempt to show the power of the fund raising potential >> i think david is right to flag david cohen's role in this. not to pick on him individually, but the presence of him and other folks in the room will be a test to the rest of the democratic field. it's bait for the populous to have the guy who oversees a major media company's l

his version of what joe biden said. jim insult our intelligence because again, he can't speak for me, he can't speak for black americans. and the other networks like msnbc, cnn, what are they doing? a disservice to black americans because the prerequisite to go on those shows, you have to be to the mentality. an end if he wants to interview black americans with different opinions can invite me, larry and we will tell her exactly how we feel that we want to move from this democratic mind-set of extremism and we want to vote for president trump! jim clyburn has no credibility. he attacks our great president by trying to make a did don't make derogatory comment about being mussolini and a text american soldiers by calling gestapo tactics. he is a dinosaur and he needs to retire yesterday. >> jason: i certainly think so. i have the greatest respect for him but those comments are just so outrageous. but larry, these comments that i hear and especially from joe biden are so patronizing. how did they strike you? >> a course th

joe biden. number one, right off the bat, he said and continued to pound this issue that joe biden is corrupt. as the stories pile up, it's becoming harder and harder for folks to ignore this even if the media will try to hide the ball. number 2, trump kept emphasizing that biden was a failure in his time in the senate and during his eight years as vice president. in the end, president trump said that's why i'm here, i won because of your failures. we are going to bring you full reaction to the debate from trump 2020 senior strategist mercedes schlapp and steve cortes in a moment. with a lingering hunter biden issues that the debate moderator try to minimize with mollie hemingway and sara carter? something you will not see, raymond arroyo and i are here in this incredibly important battleground state of ohio to get live focus group reaction from voters on both sides of the aisle. first, the moments that we think we made the night. >> we are about to go into a dark winter and a dark winter, he ha

biden, senator sanders came out on top in california, but joe biden has won twice as many states. hello everyone.>> 14 states were up for grabs, all but 2 are undecided got states won by biden are in orange, sanders green, but into massachusetts, jordan north carolina, minnesota, and sanders took utah, colorado and the all- important city california. so far texas and maine are too close to call, but joe biden is slightly ahead in both of them.>> foxnews declared sanders the winner in california moments after the polls closed, the latest numbers, with 85% of precincts reporting, senator sanders has 30%, joe biden 20%, mike bloomberg with 17%, and elizabeth warren 12%. greg lee is here with with the top two candidates had to say this evening. >> all along with been talking about momentum building into super tuesday, make no mistake about it, joe biden has the momentum tonight, but that bernie sanders would lead leave super tuesday with a insurmountable lead, but joe biden picking on the endorsements of amico bashar and pete, p, surprising a lot of people doing very well tonight, he

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

biden and now kamala harris as joe biden's running mate. she is expected to be sort of formally introduced tomorrow on wednesday. that is coming from the campaign. i want to bring in the executive director of the new york state democratic party and a former eight two hillary clinton to get his perspective on what kamala brings to this ticket and whether this moves the needle for joe biden to gain any votes beyond what we were expecting so far. >> thank you for having me. i am very excited about this pick. i think, for so many african-americans who were really hoping that joe biden would choose an african-american woman to add to the ticket, this is an incredible enthusiasm boost. that is how i would begin to answer your question. you had rick on earlier talking about filling in gaps i definitely think that you can with energyoe biden and enthusiasm on the campaign trail. ,he is incredibly bright intelligent, and clearly is fearless. she went after him in that debate. a polling andn enthusiasm gap between him and his supporters, this is an e

joe biden -- changed. joe biden jumping up more than ten points. this is suburbs. this is the type of area where democrats flipped seats back in 2018. this is a major population center. you saw similar result down in the houston area. harris county. biggest county in the state. major demographic shifts over the last campaign cycles. joe biden opening a 30,000-type vote here. trailing bernie sanders during times as the election they vote came in, joe biden started to gain with a serious lead really driving him, propelling him toward the texas victory. another thing not to sleep on here, look at these little count throughout the course of the state. this is not major vote, this is 27 votes here, 69 votes here. what this is is county after kane county after county, joe biden was chipping away, chipping away, add in the major population centers, and you have a major victory for joe biden. you talked about california. this was the place the sanders campaign said they were going to too well in. look at that map. a lot of light blue, a lot of bernie sanders. with the cave

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our choice is joe biden. joe helped bring us back from a recession before and he can do it2009, barack obama and joe ecen started with the worst ony depression. and when they were done, they delivereded more than six straight years of job growth. what did joe do? he accepted responsibility for impletting the recovery act. his work created a lot of new jobs and started many new companies in communities across our country. now, joe is committed to back a. how? he's given us smart, detailed plans to invest in areas vital to our future. innovative financing for modern factories and small businesses. good jobs in green energy. a modern infrastructure that brings small town and rural america the connectivity and investment others take for granted. and a plan to ensure that black americans, latino americans, native americans, women, immigrants and other communities left behind are full particip t participants in our economy and an society. economy far better suited to our changing world. better for young people. bet

well, joe biden does. and our plan is about what we need to do around a national strategy for contact tracing, for testing, for administration of the vaccine and making sure that it will be free for all. that is the plan that joe biden has and that i have knowing that we have to get ahold of what has been going on, and we need to save our country. and joe biden is the best leader to do that and, frankly, this administration -- >> thank you, senator. >> -- their right to re-election based on this. >> thank you, senator harris. vice president pence, more than 210,000 americans have died of covid-19 since february. the u.s. death toll as a percentage of our population is higher than that of almost every other wealthy nation on earth. for instance, our death rate is 2.5 times that of canada next door. you head the administration's coronavirus task force. why is the death toll as a percentage of our population higher than that of almost every other wealthy country? and you have two minutes to respond without in

por más de un siglo joe biden se comprometió proteger la constitución >> en su discurso joe biden celebró que la democracia ha ganado y envió un mensaje de unidad también llamó a dejar la política a un lado para enfrentar las grandes crisis >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> hoy fue el día simbólico para las mujeres kamala harris se convirtió la primera mujer afroamericana e hija de inmigrantes en ser vicepresidenta de estados unidos la magistrada de la corte suprema de justicia sonia la primera latina en llegar al más alto tribunal del país >> fue una ceremonia llena de momentos simbólicos y también emotivos incluso se escuchó nuestro idioma >> una nación (inaudible) con libertad y justicia para todos >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> en medio de su interpretación de (nombre en inglés) la cantante latina jennifer lopez recordó en español que esta es una nación con libertad y justicia para todos una nación diversa donde también millone

biden please give me a shout if you say that joe biden such as speak obviously want to hear what he has to say but let's look at the state the rights as it stands right now we're going to start doing some addition ok so 223-5145 joe biden well ahead but he's picked up all his solid blue states already let us look at florida 1st of all florida which still hasn't been called even with 99 percent of precincts reporting but let's just for argument's sake put that into donald trump's column. so that is florida and then we look at texas which. has been talking about was seen as a swing state we did very much look at it like that but that is a big difference let's say that that leans reading goes into his column which is paul is there for a 2nd just pause for a 2nd because that is some quick math come to north carolina in a moment some quick math that would be 67. electoral college votes for donald trump which would put him up to about 2 twelve's i think so that's almost a did ok i'm just being told florida is officially in the column for donald trump i don't know if we can bring it up on

joe biden made it possible. and by getting me and dianne feinstein on the judiciary committee after the hearings were over, i think he set about changing the institution in a positive and constructive way so that now we have all these women running for president, which i think is wonderful. >> you heard vice president biden explain himself in that interview on anita hill. is that an explanation that's going to resonate with younger voters specifically? >> well, here's what i think that i know myself and certainly younger voters want to hear. joe biden's got 50 years to be able to defend and to talk about. but the question becomes, what is he proposing moving forward? this is a question for all the candidates. i believe that young people and all of us should be asking. what's interesting to me about vice president biden's video clip this morning announcing, is that he used this backdrop of racism and white supremacy to define why he's running and to really try to show his values as being very racial justice orien

well, joe biden does. our plan is about what we need to do around a national strategy for contact tracing, for testing, ford ministration of administration of the vaccine and making sure that it will be free for all. that is the plan that joe biden has and that i have, knowing that we have to get a hold on what has been going on and we need to face our country, and joe biden is the best leader to do that, and frankly, this administration has forfeited their right to reelection based on this. susan: thank you, senator harris. vice president pence, more than 210,000 americans have died of covid-19 since february. the u.s. death toll as a percentage of our population is higher than that of almost every other wealthy nation on earth. for instance, our death rate is 2.5 times that of canada, next door. you had the administration's coronavirus task force. why is the u.s. death toll as a percentage of our population higher than that of almost every other wealthy country? and you have two minutes to respond, witho

but it is joe biden and the potential of joe biden's personal corruption that is being alleged here. secondly and i just checked a minute to go, as i understand it, fox news is the only network that covered that press conference. cnn didn't cover it, msnbc, abc, cbs, nbc, none of them covered. it's part of a pattern we saw last week when "the new york post" broke this story and big tech, twitter and facebook censored it and essentially determined that the american people could not even hear the facts. i think the degree to which the media and big tech are shilling for joe biden are protecting him, covering him up, not even asking these questions i think is really shameful. >> martha: when you look at the statement that came out from the biden campaign and essentially alludes to the fact he was never involved in these business deals and he never owned any stock in any of these ventures. does that language sound careful to you as an attorney? >> it clearly is drafted carefully saying he didn't own stock -- the allegation i just heard which was news to me tonight was that hunter biden w

for joe biden it goes both ways. this man from scranton, virginia who knows sacrifice, he knows loss. now he rises in this time where a nation -- we're dealing with loss. people of humble means. to this point i think he can be that bridge because he knows what america has been. he knows what america can be. so i think -- this is a real opportunity. i think about him. i think about lyndon johnson who became president during a difficult time. he worked in the u.s. senate. knew how to get things done in rooms. joe biden is that same kind of guy. he knows how to have conversations with mitch mcconnell on the phone. we'll see. >> he's the closest thing we've had to that kind of president since lyndon johnson. we're seeing the steps fill up with senators, governors, judges. heidi heitkamp is there. pick up on what byron was saying, heidi, on how joe biden has developed the skills over a lifetime for this moment. >> i totally agree. he's very, very well-liked among the senate. it's now been ten years since he's been in the

there is absolutely no public joe biden or private joe biden. there is just the joe biden that you know and it is a privilege to be able to introduce to you someone that you already know. what you see is what you get. vice president biden wears his large and warm heart on his sleeve. [applause] what you see is what you get and what you get is exactly what our great country needs after three and a half years of coercion, corruption and chaos of the reality show conman donald trump. let me ask you a couple of questions, would you like to see biden administration where science is accepted? are you real happy with the stable genius for taking care of the coronavirus? would you like to see a biden administration where trump is -- truth is the rule? would you like to see a government that you can believe and believe in? finally, would you like to see a government that you can actually respect? well, that is what you would see it with president joe biden and that is exactly what you will get with president joe biden. our candidate has a history of both

barack obama is doing more campaigning for joe biden than joe biden is. you have kamala harris. she was out on the campaign trail rarely for her too. today when he was taking a nap in delaware, she was in the state of arizona hosting a few events with tiny little baby crowds. very few people. at this point even joe biden is stating the obvious. take a look. >> my name is joe biden and i am jill biden's husband and i am kamala's running mate. [laughing] y'all think i am kidding, don't you? >> sean: when they tell you who they are, believe them. senator harris is in charge. her record is to the left of bernie sanders. according to the non-partisan study ranked the most liberal senator in 2019 to the left of bernie sanders a devout socialist and co-sponsored the green new deal and wants to stop fracking and limit the amount of red meat americans are allowed to consume. in favor of medicare for all and taxpayer funded health insurance for illegal immigrants. he is against private healthcare plans and supports packing the court. promised to confiscate guns. these are radical beliefs

, joe biden and jim biden -- joe biden's brother, hunter biden's uncle -- all were there talking about this family business and that joe biden was a part of it. this lieutenant was in the world, i lieutenant bobulinski was in the room. elizabeth: yeah. >> and he turned over yesterday, liz, three -- this is how credible this guy is -- three cell phones, three, to the fbi. so just without. the bidens are coming down. they're in trouble. we have always known it, they are not good people. and if this guy did this as vice president, imagine what he would do as president. elizabeth: you know, when you look at the bidens' tax returns and financial disclosures, it looks like they had up to 1.6 million in debt, at minimum, $780,000 in debt when joe biden left office. then within two years, they are making nearly $15 million, about $16 million. they say it's from book deals and speeches. we understand that. that money, though, went through an off-balance sheet llc and then into the bidens' tax returns. we don't know what's in that llc because those are notoriously difficult to get the disclosure

what's changed is balg lead for joe biden. a building lead for joe biden in pennsylvania. questions about the remaining provisional ballots a lead that has grown to the highest of the week. 16,700 vote margin for gerrymander in the crucial state of pennsylvania. must win for trump. key for biden but he has other paths. i'm signing off. thank you for joining us. i would encourage you not go anywhere. joy reid continues our special election coverage next. >>> good evening and welcome tonight. night four of election night. more than three long days since we started kountding the votes. i know, america. i get it. waiting to exhale. so am i. one thing has become clear, former vice president gerrymander is weis well within striking distance. as vote counting continues. ahead in nevada, georgia, arizona and in

it's not just hunter biden, it's joe biden's brother, joe biden's sister and joe biden. joe biden. if we were democrats, if we were in the media today, we be calling for an impeachment committee right now. right? there's so much corruption here with the biden family, with the media, with the democrat party, so much power-hungry justifying the means activity going on in this country. it is frightening. i wanted to bring peter schweitzer on so we could dig more deeply into this by calling it the biden family, really. joe biden is on top of it. the idea that joe biden didn't know what he was son or brother was doing, didn't know what other family members were doing, we have an individual whose come forward and said wait a minute, i met with joe biden for an hour, he knows what's going on. he wants a percentage of the action that would take place with respect to china. so to put meat on these bones, i want to bring in our friend, peter schweitzer, his latest buck a few months ago, profiles in corruption. his is not the only buck that takes a look at the bidens and others in washington

joe biden. [applause] louis becausest. -- with biden. [applause] god bless you. ♪ ♪ >> please welcome louis reed. ♪ mr. reed: i am excited today. are you excited today st. louis? [applause] are you excited today? [applause] ?ou know what i don't know if you know it, fighting joe biden is in town today. thinking and i said, you know what, trump wants to make america great again. and i truly believe he wants to make america great again. so here is what we are going to do. we are going to make america great again via sending joe biden the white house. we will help him make america great because we will give him more time to hang out on the golf course. we will help you make america great again by electing someone that unifies people as opposed to someone who divides people. that is what this party stands for. we understand that better than all what it means and what the we have when we unite. i think he is on his way. we have to make some noise. let's make some noise, st. louis. here he comes

he wants to know, has joe biden called republicans, has joe biden called mitch mcconnell? >> first of all, lawrence, thanks for having me. i can't think of a better place to have my first interview. i appreciate it. joe biden has spoken to republicans. he's spoken to some republican senators, some republican governors. i'm not going to go into the names. he has not spoken, though, to senator mcconnell. senator mcconnell still seems to be insisting somehow that president trump won the election. he didn't. there will be a time and a place for joe biden and senator mcconnell to talk. they obviously need no introduction to one another. they have worked together. they have fought each other, worked together and fought each other over the decades. they'll have a working relationship when the time comes, so i think that will all proceed forward in a very fine efficient way. >> because of the weirdness of this transition, i'm going to ask you some questions about these calls that we normally wouldn't care about. did the republican senators call joe biden, or did joe biden call the

this is joe biden. he said we know how to fight but now we have to show we know how to heal. >> one of the things in the exit poll for voters looking for a uniter. he was winning the voters overwhelmingly. we'll see the theme of unite. the contrast with the divisions that emerged in the trump era in politics. delegate count, i want to take you through where we are with delegates. look in missouri and mississippi. in missouri there are 68 delegates at stake. you know joe biden is projected to win. look at this. he is getting 30 delegates so far, bernie sanders 14. we have 24 unassigned delegates in missouri. that's a net gain of 16. a net gain already. look at mississippi. 36 delegates at stake. you don't see bernie sanders picture on there. he has zero in mississippi. joe biden as 25. eleven left. there are a couple congressional districts where bernie sanders is hovering around that 15%. in mississippi and maybe he'll get three delegates when it's done. maybe not. right now joe biden is netting 25 dele