Washington post. That is happening in michigan. Stop the count was the chant there. I want to take you to arizona yesterday. We talked about arizona, a razor thin margin there. Zona state, that associate associate press and fox news called for joe biden. Gathering outside the State Capitol in arizona, supporters of President Trump calling for the ballots to continue to be counted. They believe President Trump still has a chance to win arizonasnd one of republican members of congress, paul gosar, joint one of those gatherings in the state capital yesterday. Here is some of the scene that he posted from that gathering. You can hear the count devote chant in this video. Vote chant in this video. Straight hours. Vote nt the count the votes count the votes count the votes count the votes count the votes yesterday, phoenix posted by commerce and paul gosar, a couple of other images from what was happening in Maricopa County at their Election Center yesterday. This posted by michael chow of t
A thirdparty candidate, 2027488002. If you want to texas with your 2027488003. You can tweet us and our Facebook Page available at facebook. Com cspan. Throughout the day there will be a lot going on, not only with vote counts but legal challenges and other things adding up to an ultimate result. Here to keep us updated on those events as they happen throughout the day is john mcardle. Guest the numbers we are working on is the Associated Press numbers, looking to them for results and calls. You may see other numbers and calls elsewhere, but we will be going back to the Associated Press numbers. To take you to the president ial battlefield, the map you just saw, President Trump and joe biden separated this morning with 60 electoral votes to get. Joe biden at 264 electoral votes , President Trump a 214. Joe biden picking up electoral votes yesterday when the Associated Press called michigan and wisconsin. President trump currently up in pennsylvania. Still about 10 left to count in penn
Countering Global Security threats. This is an hour and ten minutes. Please be seated. Welcome back to the afternoon session of ftds National Security forum. My name is juan sa rotty, chairman of ftds center on sanctions and illicit finance. If you were here this morning, i was privileged to sit down with director pompeo for what i thought was a really interesting conversation. I hope you did as well. Bear in mind that we are not just the people in this room, great, good looking crowd, by the way, but were being live streamed, so we need to be on our best behavior. I have the distinct honor and privilege of introducing this afternoons session. And, first of all, kudos to fdd and cliff may and the whole team for assembling this discussion with two of the most important, if not the most important figures in National Security, certainly with now the National Security advisor, h. R. Mcmaster, with us this amp. Is so a real oven and privilege, i think, for all of us to have general mcmaster
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Took them nine months to put together a memorandum of understanding how they would all cooperate. They couldnt even agree how to cooperate. That is always, rice bowls and stovepipes and always a problem in the government and are always a problem. Would i like to see export enforcement, particularly arms export a greater priority within the department and department of justice. Department of Homeland Security really wants to do this. I mean, you know, in terms of these operations theyre the funding source. They are the ones who sum ply most of the travel and all of the rest and department of Homeland Security as you know, think a strong and sincere interest in pursuing this. I think they could get more support from the department of justice, and i think, you know, part of the department of justice has many, many things to worry about. There are lots of different kind of crimes and everybody who is advocating that a particular crime should be a priority thinks sincerely his particular cr