Messaging from the Trump Administration that has severely diminished public trust. Biden has been focused on modeling good behavior, wearing a mask and maintaining social distance as he prepares to move into the white house. The president elect is working to covidproof his entire administration with only a skeleton staff working in the west wing at first and most staffers continuing to work at home. The Trump Administration has seen outbreaks among top officials, so the biden team plans to have the building, quote, meticulously sanitized. For more, im joined by alice miranda, a Health Care Reporter for politico. Alice, good to see you. Im going to start with this. I dont know how you absolutely clean a white house. I dont know if hes going to bring in sage or crystals or Something Else to pray over the whole place. What actually does cleaning the white house look like for the Incoming Biden Administration . So the General Services administration, theyre like the landlord of all the fed
Other contest, Republican David Perdue has a very slight lead over democrat jon ossoff, 1,188 votes. 50 , 50 , so close this contest right now, virtual tie. But still plenty of joets outstanding, especially in heavily democratic counties around atlanta. What is at stake right now, republicans have 50 senators, democrats have 48 in the caucus and two independents who caucus with the democrats. If the democrats were to win, possible based on the numbers were getting, both in georgia, would be 50 50, but Kamala Harris, Vice President is president of the senate and she would break any ties so democrats would be the majority in the senate. Pamela brown, lets look at where the outstanding vote is right now. 98 we believe is in, but 2 is significant. Thats right, outstanding vote can tell us a lot. Gabriel sterling, the election official there says quote what we have outstanding will likely be leaning democrat at best. Direct words from him. What he broke down in last half hour, expecting abo
In 1999 he tried to buy my case. We didnt get there until 2003. My case was heard in my home county in alabama in january of 2003. After a week of testimony the jury came back with a verdict in my favor. I had two women who came forward, one of them still working at the plant and at the time she took a tremendous risk, and she paid a horrific price for doing this. But she had suffered a lot of discrimination as well. And she has never gotten anything for it. The other had sold her service and have been working 22 years. She went to work for honda as a supervisor. She took a personal day and came to court and testify on my behalf. The lawyer asked her why she never complained and she said i was a divorced mother supporting a blind and handicapped son and i live paycheck to paycheck and i couldnt afford to bring up my pay. Because you see, we were all told in management but if you discuss your pay, you will not work here. Evidently, no one ever did discuss their pay. And she said that i
China and india because theyre large, big countries. But theres absolutely no intent on challenging soa. The chinese are building up forces and we have to watch that and asked for greater transparency. But theyre doing too good a job selling it to us. And so while i watch china with great interest as a professional manner, im not up to be china is going to become an enemyfg because it got nowhere been our enemy in the past and have gotten very far by not being counting the enemy. If you read the consequences as interest we need to have a clear idea of who would be taking over to power. With respect to iran, we need to put pressure on them. They are not going to give up their Nuclear Program easily. We have been trying to do this for eight or nine years. They keep insisting that its just for the production of power. But i have seen some of the things that have evolved. So you cant trust them. The solution may well be okay, if all you want is power, lets talk about how you can do that i
Who does not need advice from the person who knows him or her best . As we continue our conversation on first ladies, they talk about president ial marriages and how the first ladies have helped shape American History, monday night at 9 00 eastern on cspan. Next, a Panel Discussion from netroots convention, looking at candidate statements and blunders that became new stories in recent campaigns. This is one hour, 20 minutes. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] good afternoon. We are going to get started here. The panel,oderator. Legitimate tape, using republicans words to shut the whole thing down. There you have it. Im going to introduce our panelists here. To my right, the president of american bridge. The powerful, Permanent Research arm of the Progressive Movement of democratic politics. They brought you the greatest hits of the last election cycle. He worked for harry reid. Jess macintosh, a director at e