Welcome still being counted in several states in this president ial election race. It is still very tight democratic nominee, joe biden has 264 electoral votes against president trumps 214 of course grant is keeping county joins us now again from the electoral map whats going new results from pennsylvania and georgia yet pennsylvania. Getting but georgia is the one that is neck and neck right now, donald trump is clinging to a lead and that thats what hes doing this is this not a race that if youre on team, trump, you feel comfortable about right now. 99 of the vote is in and you see trump right now and he now leads by fewer than 2500 votes, youre looking at 2000. 497 votes that trump is on biden by in georgia 16 electoral votes, there if he has georgia tonight. Biden wins provided arizona stays in his column appears pennsylvania though at 5. 15 when we were talking to us. Trump led by 60,000 votes right now in pennsylvania. That lead has been cut to about 44,000 are freezing up a litt
Of course nasdaq plunging 1. 76 . You have to be mindful we have to be on the lookout for whats called a whoosh or a crescendo of selling that causes a bottom. Usually intraday dont worry, im just putting you on notice. May not happen tomorrow, may not happen next week but it will happen if stocks keep going down like this and the bond market one day stabilizes and we are no longer fighting the darn fed, which we still are. One day that will occur. Not yet. But thats why you need to be ready with your Shopping List of damaged stocks, not damaged companies. Because theyre whats worth buyi buying on the way down you tend to forget about them while this carnage occurs i like to have objective my favorite is when they have down to up volume of 91. It means finally the bulls capitulate and theyve surrendered and therefore theres nobody left to sell which means youve got to do some buying. Now, todays a typically ugly day, not the kind where you get that whoosh bottom i like to look at count
Language. We are prochoice. We are a movement that believes that a woman should have the agency to choose whatever she feels is right for her and her family and her body. Watch on cspan 2. We are live now as the House Rules Committee starts its second day of hearings on congressional earmarks. In february of 2011, Congress Imposed a ban on earmarks, and President Trump is suggesting that they be restored. Yesterday, the Committee Heard from congress members, and today, it will be representatives from outside groups supporting and opposing earmarks. These sessions are designed to be a debate about earmarks. Should get under way in just a moment live on cspan3. Rules committee will come to order. Thank you very much for joining us this morning. Today, the committee will be considering article i effective oversight and power of the purse. Yesterday, our subcommittee and rules of the house and organization of the house, chaired by chairman doug collins, received and heard testimony from ov
12 i dont want to blame the millennials for the election. I am curious why voter turnout is so weak. The gap is growing. Democrats trying to make sure these voters who showed up at the midterm, it doesnt appear that work. Im curious about why. Lena dunham was on tv, doing this rock the vote. There was this focus on getting out the vote. It didnt help at all. I want to ask about New Hampshire. New england in general. The polling seem to be right relative to other races. I will answer. I cant leave it hanging. We were talking before the panel about being cautious about making too much of the exit poll estimates of demography. It is a poll. We will have other ways of looking at this coming from the census. But i think if there is a cap, it has more to do with the fact that there is been a higher turnout among younger people than a change in the way the midterms have gone. New hampshire was one of the handful of states where there was understated shaheen. Well was interesting to me, to the
Courts i missed you all. I missed you all. You did . I hope you did not believe it. Never do. [laughter] good. Im going to start by congratulating my friend, senator Mitch Mcconnell. As you know, mitch and i have worked very closely together over the last eight years and i dont think i could ask for a better partner or do i think the senate could have a better majority leader than Mitch Mcconnell. Also, i express my gratitude to the people of ohios eighth congressional district. You know, my mission is the same today as it was in 1990 when i was first elected to build a smaller, less costly, more Accountable Government here in washington, d. C. And right now i believe that means continuing to listen, to make the American Peoples priorities our priorities and to confront the big challenges that face middle class families starting with the economy. You have heard me talk many times about the many jobs bills that the Outgoing Senate majority has ignored. Those bills will offer the congres