making its first trip to the international space station. >> the masters has a long awaited champion dustin johnson. ♪ wake me up before you go, go. >> don't leave me hanging like a yo-yo. >> wake me up steve: this is your wake me up before you go go call. it's 6:01 in new york city. thanks for joining us on "fox & friends" for this monday, november 16th. we are already halfway through november of 22020. good morning, everybody, ainsley, brian? ainsley: good morning, steve, good morning, brian. and good morning to everyone at home. we have a lot to get. to say we are going to talk about the violence at the maga rally yesterday to people who were not supportive of the trump folks there with their flag and chanting pro-u.s.a. messages. we are going to talk about the president's plan going forward with his attorneys, brian. brian: we won't see much will biden kamala harris ticket. the vice president is going to dignified transfer call we will see if that's gets underway while the president contests what's going on in the election. can you actually transfer some of the intelligence back and forth on the economy and national security and everything with the coronavirus. meanwhile griff general since is live in washington refusing to concede in the race. griff? >> good morning to you. we will see if the president's twitter account gets as much attention as it did yesterday. when he referred to president-elect biden when he tweeted quote he won and then the president clarified he was absolutely not conceding and he called the election rigged and he vowed the results of the election will be overturned tweeting this: seeing many of the court cases being filed all over the country are not ours but rather those of people who have seen horrible abuses our big cases showing the unconstitutionality of the 2020 election, and the outrage of things that were done to change the outcome will soon be filed. well, the president's attorney rudy giuliani ramped the fight up telling our own maria bartiromo embarrassment that the presidenour own mariabartiromo. watch. >> want to get down to the votes let's just take pennsylvania, we have identified 632,000 illegal votes. 632,000. it's enough to have the president win the state by 300,000, which is actually what he won it by. griff: it will be all eyes on pennsylvania. giuliani says they will be back in court this week. we will see what they bring so far. the president's lawsuits failing to gain much traction there. this as former president obama in a "60 minutes" obama worries our adversaries capitalize on the transition period putting pressure on president trump to concede. >> it is your job to put the country first and think beyond your own ego and your own interests and your own disappointments. my advice to president trump is if you want, at this late stage of the game to be remembered as somebody who put the country first, it's time for you to do the same thing. griff: meanwhile, something to also watch today we will mention, brian, we will see president-elect biden along with vice president-elect harris addressing the economy in wilmington, pool of press, maybe a reporter or two can get a question. we will have to wait to find out, brian, ainsley, steve. steve: we will find fought there there are reports on that list. so the president says they could soon file big cases. unclear what that is. we do know more though about what is going on in pennsylvania. because, as we just heard rude sarudysay the trump campaign drd earlier part of the lawsuit that said 700,000 ballots were processed without observers in the room. and they were upset about that. they dropped that. the new lawsuit, the slimmed down version says the democrats heavy counties violated the law by i.d.ing mail-in ballots before election day that it defects; in other words, there might not have been a signature or they might have been missing the secrecy envelope. that way because they identified it early, the voters could be allowed to come and fix it. unclear how many votes we are talking about right there. nonetheless all playing out and ken starr says 24 is the way ity it should happen, watch. >> our system is designed to check. the lawsuit was filed wednesday in michigan. let's let this process run. the lawsuit filed by the legendary lynwood in georgia. don't mess with lin wood. in the united states we allow the jury to hear all the evidence. and that's what's happening right now. don't rush to judgment. it's important, especially given the fact that so many tens of americans feel right now disenfranchised. let's get the facts in. allow the litigation to run its course just as in bush v. gore it ran for 37 days. steve: ken starr said go ahead and let it run its course yesterday the pennsylvania secretary of state asked the judge to dismiss the case. ainsley: 71 plus million americans voted for donald trump they agree with him i'm sure they say let's the process play itself out and find out the facts. you mentioned signatures. we are going to hear a lot about checking signatures this week. in georgia the democrats sued earlier in the year and therefore there was a consents agreement allowing for two separate verification methods as far as signatures are concerned. if you voted in person which most republicans did. you had to show your i.d. when you voted and you got to vote if your signature in mail until ballots that signature had to use the one used on your ballot. that's a problem accord together trump team. they are saying there is an equal protection constitutional argument. they is saying that is illegal you are not allowed to have go different standards. pennsylvania also the swing states. the law says that partisan observers can watch over the whole process but brian you are not allowed. you have all these trump voters that are upset. they want to make surety process is fair so going forward we can trust the system. brian: ratchetinged it down in pennsylvania so the numbers they are challenging once be enough to overturn the pennsylvania's verdict the president said hey in georgia i'm not looking forward ever the recount. if you are not going to match signatures they will get no change. evidently they have to be done by wednesday. 59 counties done already. it's pretty stunning. i thought one question that scott pelley asked i thought really intriguing to president obama is was you can't say that the president -- guys, you can't say that donald trump got a vote of no confidence. he got 71 million votes and president obama has to say yeah, we are a country that's divided. meanwhile the other thing that's pretty clear. i think that these cities boarded up for one reason, they thought trump could win, would win. if you go into santa monica, california go into manhattan and new york city. go into brooklyn. everything is boarded up. why is that? because if trump won there was going to be a sense that there was going to be the violence that we saw all throughout the spring. it turns out joe biden looks like is he going to win this election unless something changes dramatically those boards and plywood is pretty much a waste of time. because the trump people do not destroy a business because an election doesn't go the way they want. do you know what they did? they got together in washington. someone 3,000 miles away get together care about the president not satisfied with the results. they weren't beating up people. unfortunately, as the sun set, that was the case against these maga and these trump supporters. but it wasn't so much the violence that you saw in front of you. these were punches to the back of the head for supporters from other places. these are people eating and got bottle rockets and other shot at them. just coward do this in order to put this up on social media and look like heroes. meanwhile, the lack of outrage on other outlets is stunning really caught ivanka trump's attention. she tweeted this out the media total silence physical violence being perpetrated against conservatives is shameful and dangerous. just imagine the outrage and indignation if this went the other way. violence iser in the answer and instigators must be condemned and prosecuted. rob weighed in with. these people have been so dehumanized that they become the will violence. when the someone went down over d.c. it dissended into chaos and lawlessness. i made it clear to get away from certain aspects and got back to my hotel room. watching a lot of this stuff play out the window and over the internet it's sad that you have antifa and the far leftist and the blm types think that it is completely appropriate to harass bullies, taser and assault people because of who they voted for in the presidential election. steve: so at that saturday million maga march for the most part during the day police were able to keep the pro-trump people away from the anti-trump people until at night. and apparently there was some coordination. there was a group of about 100. i know that place very well right there. that's p.j. clarke's just two blocks from the white house. my daughter had her birthday party there last year. and apparently somebody, you know that big boom you see right there. apparently somebody shot off a commercial grade fireworks. and yesterday it was announced that 26-year-old javon dawson was arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. he fled but was apprehended. by the time it was all over, it was, i believe, one person was stabbed. 21 people were arrested. and numerous other people were hurt. so it was quite a day there saturday in washington, d.c. all right. ainsley? ainsley: some are saying antifa was involved and blm was involved. the folks at the trump valley, they were wearing the maga flags and wearing hats and screaming god bless america. and i was reading that some of the protesters were jerking off the hats and burning them and burning their flags. so, what's next? ilhan omar had an interview on the am joy. and there was a guest filling in for her. he asked her, the anchor asked her about the divide within the democratic party. and she faithfully saying what divide? there is no divide. there is one big happy family. listen to this. >> when you think about our party, just because pelosi says we are a big tent and that means we are a big family. we all have our own constituencies that we have to serve. we are a part of a caucus that is, you know, working on behalf of the people. we think of ourselves as the party of the people. >> well, you don't have to look too far on the internet to find out and read all about the divide within the democratic party. you know, you listen to james clyburn who says he is not for defunding the police. you listen to joe manchin who says he does not want to pack the court. and he doesn't want to end the filibuster. then you listen to ilhan omars and aocs saying they want to defund the green new deal get rid of fossil fuels. there is definitely a divide in the issues. brian: one issue was get rid of president trump. okay, if it does happen and the president is unable to make a any progress they had to get rid of president trump that was the thing that bound together the whole democratic party. ainsley: yeah, united them. brian: here is what the "new york times" wrote today an excerpt trump's defeat this month democratic party together the president himself. with his ouster the detente that existed democratic left and center begun to crumble. the open sniping and blame-casting between aoc and most divide the centrists violation importance of mr. biden's aagenda in the senate. will border wall. elsewhere notice what's happening with the hispanic vote. look what happened with the rio grand valley sector. the hispanic vote. like at miami-dade the hispanic vote there look at the south bronx in new york the hispanic vote the president got. people thought they were going to say defund the police and all these things unite minority parties and it hasn't. also they say the president handling the coronavirus unite in minority party. and it hasn't. so, there's a long way to go. and i think that the guy the most kevin mccarthy by the way your margin is so small, nancy pelosi, if you don't make a deal with aoc, you are not going to get anything passed and they now have power in the senate. anding this f. they make the deal the whole country will revolt and kevin mccarthy will be the next speaker. steve: as you can see a busy political day. thank you so much for joining us. we have news too and jillian joins us now with weather. will. jillian: that's right extremely dangerous category 4 storm could hit south america tonight as a category 5. in nicaragua residents are evacuating with storms of storm surge up to 15 feet. the region is still recovering from hurricane eta from two weeks ago. several states order new coronavirus restrictions as the u.s. surpasses 11 million confirmed cases of covid-19. washington and michigan are now banning indoor dining and limiting crowds; dr. anthony fauci is warning against backing away from covid-19 precautions when a vaccine is released. >> the vaccine has got to be deployed and you can't abandon fundamental public health measures. you can approach a degree of normality while still doing some fundamental public health things that synergize with the vaccine to get us back to normal. >> not until the second or third -- >> dr. alex azar will join us live in the next hour to weigh in. health leaders are apparently discouraging fellow democrats from taking a job in president-elect biden's cabinet. the "new york post" reports party leaders like nancy pelosi want them to stay put so they can maintain their majority in the house. one source says majority leader stoisteny hoyer to not approach their members. pelosi's team denies the claims. spacex's resilience capsule launches nasa astronauts to the international space station on historic mission. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition, blast off. >> the capsule taking off last night on falcon's nine rockets. four astronauts including three americans will arrive at the iss tonight for a six month mission. vice president mike pence and the second lady watched the rocket take off. back to you. steve: it was pretty. ainsley: those stories are so fascinating. thanks so much, jillian. 5 million votes are being recounted right now in the state of georgia as the state hopes continue to still confidence in their election. doug collins is leading the recount in the state and he is going to give us an update next. 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steve: ii'm doing fine. thank you very much. have you got your hands full. you have got to complete the hand recount by midnight on wednesday. where are we? >> well, we are in the middle of the count right now. that's what's going on all over the state by many counties counting through the weekend we had observers there watching. right now getting that done. this is a fight for every legal vote. it's also a fight to make sure that illegal votes don't count. this is the important part is restoring that confidence. it had to be done this way. and we have also been continuing to get issues of the people coming through to make sure that their vote was counted. so we are still wanting to hear from people if they had issues or hearing from the counts as well. steve: so you are suggesting if somebody on election day had a problem to give you a call? is that what you are looking for? >> yeah. and we have had a lot of those. and also folks who, you know, they are concerned that they had with transparency, not being allowed to watch. these. we have been over the weekend. this is not over. a lot of people need to realize the lawsuits that have been filed outside the campaign but also the count itself needs to continue. real issues with signature verification. with what happened in the consent decree. that's what has to be looked at. and a lot of consent decree. gutted the way we do signature verification here in georgia. steve: i have read some of the local reporting down in georgia, congressman. it sounds like of the problems they have picked up, you know, in certain localities it might change 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 votes. that's it. so far it's not a big number. >> well, i'm waiting to see those numbers as they come back. in again, things are -- these are actually now a chance with paper ballots that we are actually have observers be able to challenge was there an overvote and changes here? we're waiting on that right now. again, the question is do we want 100 percent ach accuracy or 98.5. people need to be sure that their ballot actually counts. steve: absolutely. talk about the twin senate runoffs scheduled for the first week of january. famously i think i it was last week andrew yang said i'm going to go down to georgia and help people out. tom freidman said on cnn that, quote, everybody should move to georgia in the next month or two and register to vote and vote for these two democratic senators. some have suggested he was kidding but nonetheless you can't do that. >> in fact what they're encouraging people to do is commit a felony. have people come to georgia and commit a felony, guess what the attorney general in state of georgia is going to happily oblige them. they can't come in here to simply to vote without moving to georgia. the intents is to move permanently to georgia and that's the way it is going to be. if they come to do that they will meet the law in georgia and i don't think they will like it very much. steve: i read down there that the democrats are mobilizing people to request mail-in bloomberg business reports for the special election as well. a number of people on the political left have done that we wanted to make sure every voter turns out. we know perdue and loeffler are making sure all our voters turn back out even in the holiday season. if they need to use absentee ballot get it and turned in early but also participate in this process. we can't let this election go. too much consequences for our nation and georgia for republicans to sit at home on this one. steve: all right. good enough. doug collins giving us update on the recount. sir, thank you very much. >> thanks steve. appreciate it. steve: straight ahead on this monday what started as a peaceful march during the day with thousands of trump supporters quickly turned as you can see ugly. next guest says she was one of the victims of the violence. she is here to tell us her story coming up next on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever. you can crush ice, make nismoothies, and do even more. chop salsas, spoon thick smoothie bowls, even power through dough, and never stall. the ninja foodi power pitcher. rethink what a blender can do. meet omnipod - it delivers insulin through a tubeless pod. just one small pod replaces up to 14 injections! and today - you can get started with a free 30-day omnipod dash trial at omnipod.com. no more daily injections. it's game-changing! get started with a free 30-day omnipod dash trial today. go to omnipod.com for risk information, instructions for use and free trial terms and conditions. consult your healthcare provider before starting on omnipod. simplify diabetes. simplify life. omnipod. there's so much to take advantage of. like $0 copays on virtual visits... ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh $0 copays on primary care visits and lab tests. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh plus, $0 copays on hundreds of prescription drugs. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. most plans have a $0 premium. it's time to take advantage. ♪ wow with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. 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>> oh, absolutely. it was a wonderful day. it was more than i ever could have imagined. i was shocked at how many people showed up and everyone was in a great mood and it was probably the most patriotic place to be on the planet for saturday. brian: so, why did you go? >> i went because i thought that it was the right thing to do. i mean, we really don't know who the winner of this election is the media has called it for joe biden. and i think that's incredibly unfair. and donald trump has fought for years and years and years against overwhelming odds, i thought it was the least we could do to show our support while this is all getting worked out. brian: 73 million people voted for him. you look at the state houses. especially your state house over in new hampshire. you look at the senate one seat away from holding on to and supposed to lose in the house picked up 12 seats and that could be growing. it's pretty stunning the message that's out there. but when the sun went down, how did everything change? >it gotvery violent very quickl. we were actually out having dinner with the walk away crew we saw antifa and black lives matter marching in the street carrying signs. and later in the day i came out of my hotel and said i was going to go to a bar with friends. instantly greeted with antifa marching down the street chanting america was never great. so it was really not a great place to be out at night. >> so i saw fireworks got shot into a bar. i saw that you got hit. what was that like? >> well, mine was a little bit earlier in the day there were a couple counter protesters that showed up early even before the rally and the march started. coming up sur rowfnsded by all the trump supporters who were just chanting u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a. they started flailly smacked me in the shoulder wasn't that big of a deal compared to what other people experienced. brian: saw this video online amazing not a good way. people being hit with some type of liquid and hit with hegs and screamed at an inch away and cowards blind siding people sucker punching as they walk away get hit in the back of the head next thing ugly know face first in the pavement. cowards run for the hills. why are you punching people and throwing things ought people. if they are not doing anything to you. and they are going by the guidelines, why is this okay? >> yeah. absolutely. the left has been preaching to us for months about peaceful protests, peaceful protests well we had an amazing day that was a completely peaceful protest on the part of trump supporters, and they violence at night. >> also you joined the walk away campaign. you are a democrat of 20 years. are you thinking twice or are you doubling down in your switch of parties? >> no, i joined the walk away campaign originally because i realized the left had gone crazy and the media had lied to me for years and years and years what happened on saturday completely reinforced that and seeing the coverage coming outside of march they were saying a couple thousands people. it was actually not a couple thousand people. there were hundreds of thousands of people. everyone was in a great mood and everyone was really excited to be there. to see the coverage coming out only reinforced leaving the democratic party was absolutely the correct decision. >> got a few ufc fighters friends of the maga movement to ho said i think i'm going to start attending some of these to protect those people from what we are seeing over and over again. ivanka trump and donald trump jr. also tweeted that out as did the president. i know who appreciates it carolyn appreciate it? >> thank you. brian: rudy giuliani vowing to fight on behalf of president trump saying he has compiled evidence on election fraud. >> so he is contesting it vigorously. as he has gotten more evidence of the rigging that went on, he is really outraged. brian: law professor jonathan turley is here to break down the legal battle. does rudy have a case ♪ let's give them something to talk about ♪ let's give them something to talk about. ♪ let's give them something to talk about ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. but with walmart's low prices, you still know how to do it up. and keep costs down. let's end the year enjoying more. ♪ you are all i need baby baby to get by ♪ if your gums bleed when you brush, the answer is yes. let's end the year enjoying more. the clock may be ticking towards worse... parodontax is 3x more effective at removing plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums parodontax brian team trump says they have more evidence to back up claims of widespread election fraud as the president insists he has not conceded. steve: president trump tweeted yesterday many of the court cases being filed all over the country are not ours but rather those of people that have seen horrible abuses. our big cases showing the unconstitutionality of the 2020 election and the outrage of things that were done to change the outcome, those cases will soon be filed, ainsley. ainsley: well, here to react is fox news contributor and george washington university law professor jonathan turley. thanks for being with us. when you see what's happening in these scwing states and pennsylvania and georgia and these questionable occur rances and there are a lot of affidavits, there are hundreds and hundreds of affidavits that were filed what's the path for the president? does he still have a chance? >> well, it's still possible that he could produce evidence of systemic widespread errors or fraud. it's just that we are long on allegations and rather short on evidence. the problems that have been found so far have not moved votes, you know, recently, the california governor was found to have violated the law with his executive order. but the legislature a couple days later essentially created the same rule, so it had no impact. in pennsylvania there was an order found to be unlawful that was issued right before the election. but those votes have been set aside. so, we're really running out of runway here. i mean, they are going to have to produce evidence of actual voting fraud or widespread irregularities to change the outcome. brian: i sawed sidney powell on yesterday with marie and she would say by now definitely hundreds of thousands have stepped forward with different experiences of voter fraud there is massive election fraud involving dominion and soft tech software used by the election machines. she wants to focus on that. so far, what have you seen and what do they have to do to show a problem with the software? >> well, they have got to actually show that there was some, you know, systemic error in the software. the only thing we have seen is that district in michigan where there was a report of an initial tally that gave trump votes to biden but, the secretary of state said that was caught. it was human error. it didn't actually make it up on the boards. and, you know, there is a question could human error occur like that elsewhere? we have not seen those cases. but, when we talk about the software, clearly that's something that could effect a lot of votes, but, once again, we have heard a lot of allegations and we haven't seen any evidence of that. steve: you are absolutely right there. are stories floating all around that are outrageous and crazy. the sooner we hear and see the evidence, if there is evidence, hard evidence, that could be a game changer but we haven't seen it at this point. >> and time is of the essence. we are in the canvassing staining. we are heading towards certification. this is where the rubber meets the road. we said two weeks ago that last week and this week would be that critical period for these cases to be filed. steve: let's see what happened and what develops. meanwhile professor the former president of the united states has a new book out. he was doing a tv blitz yesterday. he was on cbs in the morning and in the evening he was on "60 minutes" referring to president trump. here is the former president talking about how this president is doing anything to stay in power kind of like dictator. watch this. >> we would never accept that out of our own kids behaving that way if they lost there has been this sense over the last several years that literally anything goes and is jumped in order to get power. that's not unique to the united states there are strong men and dictators around the world that think i can do anything to stay in power. i can kill people. i can throw them in jail. i can run phony elections. i can suppress journalists but that's not who we are supposed to be. steve: isn't that interesting where he said i can suppress journalists. i seem to remember a guy by the name of james roseanne who used to work at this network that the doj was after for a little while. >> yeah. i mean, that was an outrageous case where h he was called a co-conspirator and put under surveillance and eric holder was attorney general. i don't see why going to court to confirm votes, to hear these allegations undermines democracy it. would seem to me to reinforce it. i was hoping that the president, the former president would show equal concern about efforts by democrats who as soon as the election was called for biden began to harass lawyers and law firms that were bringing these cases. this was literally within a day of the elections being called. and they have been successful. and it would be useful to see the same concerns raised with regard to efforts like that. an outjust campaign even more outrageous by the fact it's led by lawyers against lawyers. ainsley: jonathan, brian just interviewed she is a former democrat. and she is now a trump supporter and she was at the mega march in d.c. over the weekend. and she talked about the violence how someone came up to her and hit her on the shoulder. what she experienced wasn't so bad as what other people were experiencing like the fireworks being colonial at them while they were eating at p.j. clarks on the patio there. profanity. shouting at trump protesters. how important is it for people to be able to peacefully protest? >> well, this is i think part of why our country is not healing. despite all the rhetoric of healing with the president-elect. we have seen quite the opposite. the violence is continuing. the harmful rhetoric is continuing. you know, there is even a term called both sidism. when some of us give both sides of the story we're accused of being part of a tyranny because you are not allowed to give both sides of a story anymore. and that's going to leave us in this great divide, and part of the problem is, in fact, the media. people don't trust the media. everyone is in their siloed media spaces. what we saw in washington should be chilling for all of us. that was a peaceful protest. until night came. and we have seen that pattern before. and then people were attacked because they were expressing their political views. how are we going to come together if we can't even -- when joe biden says we should see and hear each other, he wasn't saying that you do that so you can hunt each other down. he was suggesting that, you know, we actually should step back and begin to hear each other's views. well, that hasn't been evident in any of these campaigns. brian: that's true. no one is really hearing what's pretty amazing too if you looked at the media ignored the march tens of thousands of people. look at the president 92 to 98% of all media stories were negative about him that fuels people's anger and distrust about what's going on. fourthly, jonathan, i have to say goodbye to you and i owe you a question down the line because we are out of time and now you have to stay up and do martha's show a little bit later, right? >> that's right. brian: all right. >> i forgive you as long as it doesn't interfere with the bear's game i'm okay. brian: yeah. the bears have to win. jonathan turley, appreciate it. steve: coming up on this monday, the fight against coronavirus far from over with a record 69,000 americans currently in the hospital with it. dr. marc siegel is here with what you need to know to stay safe ahead of the holidays. he is next. ...while acetaminophen blocks pain signals. the future of pain relief is here. new advil dual action. robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? 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he revealed it was from karl marx's communist manifesto, ainsley? >> thank you, ainsley. fight against coronavirus nearly 70,000 americans are currently hospitalized including more than 13,000 people in intensive care units. john hopkins reported 166,000 new cases in just one day. so let's bring in fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. also the author of the new book covid, the republicans of fear and the power of science. good morning, dr. siegel. >> good morning, ainsley. >> good morning. so et what's the latest with covid? >> well, what we are most concerned about now is the issue of hospitalizations which you just mentioned is up around 70,000 nationwide. and i spoke to the top -- one of the top health officials in north dakota the other day. north dakota has a big problem the hospitals are not only full but they don't have enough staffing. when people are coming down with covid very tragically nurses who have gotten sick have been asked to come back even while they are sick the nurse's association of north dakota is fighting that all of this is occurring, ainsley because in that state in particular and others around it, people are gathering too much. there is too much close contact. there is no masking. there is not enough distancing. and there isn't enough testing. north dakota and south dakota were paradigms for a very, very effective response early on. as you know the governor of south dakota didn't lock down the state and the state did very, very well. now we are seeing more cases because there is not enough public health compliance. and that's a big problem for me when the hospitals start to get full. ainsley: mississippi's governor recently said he is not going to shut down if he is mandated to do it by biden. let's talk about the vaccine. >> and they don't work. ainsley: new york governor cuomo says he doesn't trust the vaccine is he going to evaluate it before he distributes it all of us who live in new york not giving us a choice. president trump says he will give it to those who are going to use it and then cuomo says well, is he bullying new yorkers. the president wasn't saying i'm not giving it to you because i don't like new york. he has been tweeting i love new york. why give it to you if you are not going to use it when so many other people would use it and need it. what do you think? >> ainsley, i have written about this in my book. i think the governor is politicizing. this i'm on the side with the president on this. look, this vaccine is being heavily vetted. the united states army is involved in this at a very high level. they are involved with distribution. the dog general perna is involved. hhs is involved. the vaccine is being vetted by the fda. being heavily produced by pfizer if that's the one coming out and distribution is being looked at. i spoke to a top official at hhs last week who said look, howard zucker has met multiple times with health and human services and the s secretary alex azar bt the governor has not attended these meetings, ainsley. the governor is politicizing and posturing. of course the president is not going to give a vaccine to a place isn't ready to use it. 20 million doses of the first vaccine probably pfizer will likely be out before the end of the year. how exciting is that? let's get behind it. let's get it out. we could a always look later and see are there groups that haven't got continue yet that need to get it. we want healthcare workers to get it on the front lines and people at high risk and the governor is a disgrace here. ainsley: thank you, dr. siegel. lawrence jones joins us at the top of the hour. thanks, dr. siegel. ♪ ♪ carley: item trump says election results will be overturned based on widespread fraud. >> we have identified 632,000 illegal votes. more than enough to overturn the results. >> strong men and dictators around the world who think that i can do anything to stay in power. >> i don't see why going to court to confirm votes to hear these allegations undermines item crazy. >> the left has been preaching to us for months about peaceful protests. we had an amazing day that was a completely peaceful protest on the part of trump supporters and they faced us with violence at into the. >> these are not far left ideas. these are common sense ideas that the majority of the american people support and we're going to fight to make sure that they are implemented. >>ing seven seconds, murray -- caught. diondre hopkins miracle columbus it's murray magic. ♪ ♪ ainsley: good monday morning to you will johnson winning the masters. energy tears yesterday. the president this week is going to be pushing forward with lawsuits saying that the election is rigged and he thinks that the election will be overturned, brian. brian: right. we will see if the president is going to do something where maybe he is continuing to fight but at the same time gets briefings to joe biden and his crew. nothing wrong with giving him intelligence briefings maybe write the check to do transition. if something pops up and hundreds of thousands of votes go the president's way. i think the taxpayer would understand if that money ended up not going to the right cause. plus, kamala harris has already read. in she has high level security briefing. i just don't want the country to pay the price for the transition turmoil in the big picture. steve: ultimately the president and his team has got to hurry because time is of the essence. you look at the calendar, today is monday, november the 16th. do you know what that means. thanksgiving is 10 days aaway. you better pick that up stuffing before it's all done. brian: pick up nine people you can have thanksgiving with. can't wait final roster today. ainsley: can you make my grandmother's dressing. some call it stuffing. it's in steve's cookbook. steve: it is delicious. we made it this weekend by the way. ainsley: did you? steve: we did. getting ready ainsley and brian. let's go to griff jenkins down in washington. you know what, griff, so many complaints have been flying and we are hearing about affidavits and the president is talking now about new claims and new cases what's the latest. griff: you guys are making me hungry. let me clarify for you for a brief moment yesterday the president had given many the he was conceding. he won referring to president-elect biden. minutes later the president clarified he was not conceding, calling the election rigged. and he suggested that the results will be overturned tweeting about fights in the court coming. he says many of the court cases being filed all over the country are not ours but rather those of people that have seen horrible abuses. our big cases showing the unconstitutionality of the 2020 election and the outrage of things that were done to change the outcome will soon be filed. well, the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, is leading that fight making more claims of widespread voter fraud without evidence. listen. >> you want to get down to the votes. let's just take pennsylvania. we have identified 632,000 illegal votes. 632,000. that's enough to have the president win the state by 300,000, which is actually what he won it by. griff: so far the president's legal battles have failed to gain any traction in the campaign yesterday in pennsylvania withdrew a central part of the lawsuit seeking to stop the certification of the results. we will see where that goes. meanwhile, former president obama in a "60 minutes" interview worried that our enemies could capitalize. >> i think our adversaries have seen have seen us weakened. not just as a consequence of this election but over the last several years. we have these cleav cleavages iy politics that some feel they can exploit. griff: see biden along vice president-elect harris giving comments in wilmington. only monday. buckle up. here we go. steve, ainsley, brian? steve: buckle up? ainsley: thanks, griff. if you are wondering what the president's arguments are pennsylvania illegally extended deadlines and the high court did rule in his favor. swing stays, the law says that partisan observers can watch over the whole process. but, as you know, they were not allowed to do that is he complaining about that. and also in georgia. you are going to hear a lot this week about the checking the signatures because in georgia there are two different types of verification methods if you voted. if you vote in person which most republicans did. show your i.d. and if your i.d. matches. if your signature matches the database in the software then you can go vote. for the mail-in ballot. if you apply to vote with a signature. so you sign the signature to apply for one of these ballots, then your signature has to match the one used when you actually turn it in on your ballot. so, those two signatures have to match. the president is not happy with that. these two different standards ended up being part of the elections process the democrats sued earlier in the year and they got a consent agreement. the president's team says there an equal protection constitutional argument that says this is illegal. brian? brian: yeah. jonathan turley was looking at all of this, and he says listen, if there is something there, he is open to it. they have to produce the proof soon. november 20th certification starts. and by december 14th everybody all the elect torres report. here is jonathan turley about 45 minutes ago. >> we are long on allegations and rather short on evidence. the problems that have been found so far have not moved votes. they have to produce evidence of actual voting fraud or widespread irregularity. full-time is of the essence canvassing stage. where the rubber meets the road. we said two weeks ago that last week and this week would be that critical period for these cases to be filed. brian: there is stuff that's there and i guess there is some fraud in every election, dead people voting. but it's around the fringes. not enough to turn over election as close as this was in so many states. i think it was about 14,000 in georgia alone. but the recount is going pretty much according to the same to the first count. but i think the whole thing would be the examination of dominion. if there is no problem, there is no problem. but dominion in 2019 democratic senators amy klobuchar, mark warner, gary reed and mark peergts four senators who had a little bit of a problem with the vulnerability of the voting machines. the quote was they there were known vulnerabilities, the integrity of our election is directly tied to the machines we vote on. they said despite shouldering a massive responsibility there has been a lack of meaningful innovation in the election vendor industry and the democracy spaying the price. they had eyebrows raised in 2019 about these. at the very least, if trump puts in his a-team to find out if they worked or not or if it's like texas. you saw the lt. governor say i looked at that and there is no way texas was going to way in dominion software and i wouldn't get on a plane if a plane had it. at the very least there were questions that we have to find an answer. steve: speaking of democratic politicians, brian, the "new york post" has got an exclusive story. it's their lead story right now where essentially we know there was no blue wave with the election. and the majority is so slim in the house and the senate is currently it looks as if the republicans are going to be the majority party until that election is figured out down in georgia. anyway, here's what the post is writing this morning. nancy pelosi is telling house members now is not the time to leave democratic party official who has been briefed by the democratic congressional reps said. house majority leader steny hoyer is urging democratic congressional representatives to stay put until the biden the bye biden transition team not to poach its members because of the part's slim majority following the november 3rd elections. and apparently it was revealed in the "new york post" last week that they are looking at -- biden administration is looking at a bipartisan list of 30 members of congress. 2020 in the house and 10 in the senate to join the team. so, they might be talking about it behind the scenes. but, nonetheless, the democrats in the house are saying no, don't screw things up. let's bring in lawrence jones, fox news analyst. he joins us from time to time. and today is the time. hey, lawrence. >> good morning, family. steve: what do you make of the family of democrats saying don't leave the house, we need you here? >> you know, it's interesting. because, as you know, most of the polling suggested that this was going to be this big blue wave. but what you see-what you saw was a lot of these primary challenges that affected these races also the push for socialism that really started to hurt these democrats. and as i told you, the country doesn't like that. but, what you see on the ground is that the democrats aren't willing to stray away from that messaging because that is their base. you saw many congressional now congressmen elect saying we almost got our tails hammered. if we continue down that range we won't be able to maintain the house. ainsley: marketing campaign begins in the democratic party. everyone knows there is this divide. you have the moderates and then you have the progressives. there is this marketing campaign now to sell socialism as mainstream for america bernie sanders said the majority of americans believe that listen. >> i fully expect that the biden administration will be advocating those proposals that they agree. to say and what i want to say i sometimes find it amusing when our opponents talk about the far left agenda the truth is when you talk about raising the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour. and expanding healthcare to all people as a human right. when you talk about effectively taking on climate change. when you talk about making public colleges and universities tuition-free, these are not far left ideas. these are common sense ideas that the majority of the american people support we are going to fight to make sure they are implemented. ainsley: lawrence, i don't know if you saw tim allen tweeted out a quote from karl marx and it's basically that message that bernie just said. >> so here's the deal. as much as i disagree with the senator. there is some substance to what he is saying. americans don't like the word socialism. they will don't like the branding of socialism. they don't want their money being taken and wealth redistribution. but there are a pocket of voters that agree with some of the ideas of raising the minimum wage. the reason challenge the senator and some districts because of the labor. when you look at the college campuses. when you look at some of those congressional districts where strong primaries where have you corey bush or have you ingle, they buy into that. so, republicans are winning the marketing battle right now as far as nationally there are some pockets of america where they believe in those crds without labeling them socialism. brian: it's like saying hey would you like to be quarterback on the super bowl winning championship team that sounds good can you make that happen mr. politician? why am i not in support of that the way the system works there is no free lunch. >> correct. brian: i find it also to finish this henry cuellar a so-called moderate who happens to live in texas defund the police open borders and socialism flat out killed us because in the asian hispanic migrant community those are left wing regimes despot i can terms that they usually ran from. for they ran from. should have got the message when they lost the state houses and about to lose more houses or more seats in the house. meanwhile you have to watch one channel to see the amount of people that showed up in washington, d.c. for the maga rally, the maga march for the president of the united states and everything that's behind it were you surprised at the level of violence that took place you when the sun set against them? >> no. i was surprised that the people that are supposed to protected people didn't show up. the fact there wasn't a coordinated effort when we know this march was going to take place and we know what happens at nighttime. look, i am peaceful protest whether it's the right or the left. you have seen me talk about that. there movement at night. as someone who supports law enforcement, you can't just say back the blue without holding them accountable when they get something wrong. it is ridiculous that this was a planned event they sat on their hands. they did not do nothing to protect these individuals. as i always said i back the state when the state does what it is supposed to do. when the state abuses its power whether they're shooting someone that is unarmed or just allow peaceful people to get hammered on the street that's a problem for me. brian: lawrence, i don't think you can protect 100,000 people? >> you know what? call in the national guard. call in the feds. bring more people off of vacation. it is unacceptable. government has one role. i know they like to pass all these laws, your job is to protect us. ainsley: lawrence, where are the democratic leaders that are saying, look, these progressive leaders that are saying this violence is unacceptable, why aren't you hearing that? because it's the people who are anti-trumpers that are there causes the violence. >> i'm not so much worried about the democratic leader, i'm worried about the president-elect whose job is to unify. that's what he told us in his speech. so, you know. ainsley: right. >> everything else deserves a national address. maybe that's a national address. maybe he shouldn't have went delaware and knock it off or call the president and say what they could do together to get the violence under control. look, it's easy to talk about these issues when you are on the campaign trail. but i think joe biden is going to realize not only for him the violence that happened that day over the weekend there are a lot of progressives upset when they don't get their agenda done and they are going to be back on the street. you are not going to be able to say donald trump's america. it will be your america at that point. and you are going to have to govern and do something about it. steve: that is a great point. lawrence, thank you very much for joining us on this monday. have a good week. >> my pleasure, family. steve: all right it. is a quarter after the hour and jillian joins us with developing stories about coronavirus vaccine with amazing news and the weather. jillian: and the weather. that's right. let's begin with extreme weather right now. fast moving storm ripped through new york city overnight. take a look. >> oh my god. jillian: powerful winds blowing down scaffolding in pennsylvania the storm forcing church steeple to collapse one person killed in ohio. nearly 500,000 people are without power from michigan to new york. now moderna says preliminary results show its vaccine is nearly 95% effective. this is now phase 3 of trials for the company which used over 30,000 volunteers mow concern naps ceo says this is the first validation their vaccine can prevent covid-19. alex azar will join us live later this hour to talk about this new development. this year's remembrance day at pearl harbor will be closed to the public and streamed union line because of the pandemic. hawaii news now reports only a small group of veterans will be at next month's ceremony. this year marks the 79th anniversary of the attack at pearl harbor throwing the u.s. into world war ii. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. ainsley: thank you, jillian. one republican is keeping her district red, outperforming polls that showed her losing to to the democrat in that race. congresswoman elect is here to show how she pulled off that victory. who is usaa made for? 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>> well, if you think about, you know, like my district, too right? it's really a snapshot of america. i have urban, i'm the mother of two daughters i'm a suburban woman. if you look at that i'm very hopeful to see that majority people in our country don't believe in socialistic you topic ideas the democratic party is now promoting. so women believe in the future of their children. they care about good economy, job education, public safety. having good healthcare. and they trust that republicans can deliver it. so, i'm very honored to see that but that is, you know, that is a testament to that. ainsley: how did your background, tell us a little bit about your background and how that shaped your political career. >> well, i grew up in socialistic country. it actually was socialistic republic of ukraine. i see what happens when when it runs out of money. it's not pretty. now i came to america 20 years ago. after meeting my husband in a train in europe and is he raised and born hoosier. and now we are building full circles. can i tell you what's going to be next. very sad to see that and that made me as a mother of two daughters it's made me get involved and do something about it because that's not very good for our country. ainsley: what do you say to the people who are more moderate democrats or republicans that voted for biden that say oh no, that's so progressive. they are not going to do it. there is not going to be distribution of wealth or socialism. what do you say to those voters? >> i think we need to be good students of his history. our country for the last century was fought against socialism. and a lot of young kids died. i took my kids to the beaches of normandy and can you see how many young kids died fighting for freedom. how many wars were fought and we won. let's look at any country that has socialism. every country failed because this system is not sustainable. this system create a lot of destruction and misery. so we have to be smarter than that you know, we are not going to change. you have freedom in free enterprise and system where government decides and political elites on top how we are going to live and what we are going to do and you know, if you think about it, we are not equal. we are all want different things. we all want equal rights to pursue happiness we want different things. you know we don't even want to go to travel to the same countries. the government forces us to be equal, you have so suppress. so every socialistic system is about suppression and we have to value our freedoms. because we are the greatest republic that ever existed. ainsley: we wish you all the best. i know your two children are very proud of you. you beat christina hale. she got 45.9% of the votes and you got 50.02. and susan brooks held that seat. she is a republican. she retired after four terms. god bless you. thank you so much. >> well, thank you so much. thank you for having me. god bless you. ainsley: you are welcome. thank you. well, a writer with the atlantic is calling out the mainstream media over their emotional coverage. >you grow up. news gathering sources need to grow up. people on air, no more crying on the news. ainsley: joe concha with his reaction coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ here? 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somebody gets we headed and not a hint of emotion. it joe biden wins pennsylvania then we are crying on the air. can't really make it any better than that look, we do have maturity issue in this business, steve. that's been revealed by social media and the social media accounts of journalists where there is no producer or editor; therefore, no firewall, no filter, and then suddenly you see the shift of the ism from diswroirjournalism to activism. msnbc has a presidential historian on there named john meacham. he spoke at george h.w. bush's eulogy for example is he painted as bipartisan. well it was revealed last week that he was actually writing speechings for joe biden throughout this campaign and then going on the air afterwards without telling anybody, mind you, and saying oh, you know, that was a great speech. particularly when he quoted martin luther king, i really thought that was very, very poignant and powerful. meanwhile he is the guy who wrote the speech. so msnbc then takes his contributorship away okay we are not going to pay you anymore. you would think that would be the last you would see of jon meacham on the air oh no he was on this morning doing what he does best praising joe biden while bashing president trump again journalism to activism and this is why so few people trust this industry anymore because there is no accountability, steve. steve: you know, joe, last over 20 years here on this channel, we have tried to show that there is a media bias in this country. and it is real. and what the last election laid bear wabare was when there was s stories that perhaps were not favorable to the democratic nominee, we discovered that some news channels don't cover the news if it makes their candidate look bad. >> i saw that particularly saturday night. washington, d.c. just a few blocks from the white house. you had trump supporters beaten. you saw one actually get stabbed. you saw innocent people, who knows who they support sitting outside at a d.c. restaurant having fireworks launched at them by black lives matter protesters or antifa. and i would think that would be a big story and i kind of try to do this parallel universe thing. let's say trump supporters dissended on d.c. and started beating or stabbing or launching fireworks at biden supporters. let's say those supporters of trump wore red maga hats and came from a high school called covington catholic in kentucky. what would the media coverage look like then? oh, that's right. i saw that movie already except the covington kids didn't launch fireworks or beat or stab trump supporters so, yeah. we got a preview of you who the bias of omission not covering news that clearly is news. you are looking at it on your screen right there. it's called the bias of omission and most insidious bias that we have. meanwhile, again, if it fits the narrative then we get covington catholic. fortunately one student from there actually sued a couple of news organizations and settled with those news organizations because they knew they were wrong. that's where we are at at this point, steve. steve: when you look at those images shot at p.j. clarks there two blocks from the white house. the first amendment makes it very clear we have a right to assemble and right to protest. you should not be worried about somebody who doesn't like your opinion shooting off commercial grade roman candle in your direction. >> amazing. i saw one trump supporter had to be a guy in his 60's and trying to get on a mope head right by p.j. clarks across the street from the hill and i know it well that has become black lives matter plaza and what happened to this guy was he is just trying to leave and somebody hits him from behind, a 60-something-year-old guy. that's nice you are such freakin' coward. i would hope there would be more arrests in these situations a line has to be drawn. peacefully protest, absolutely. freedom of expression absolutely. if you even touch somebody then that's it you are going to jail and going to jail for a long time. instead we keep seeing this happen over and over again and not going to change any time soon it appears, steve. steve: that's a sad commentary but the violence is completely out of line. joe, always a pleasure. thank you very much for joining us live. now we know where you go. >> have a good week. steve: now we know that p.j. clarks is across the street from the hill. >> tremendous burgers there and the fries are very underrated. i can't say that quite enough. you can eat outside which is great. steve: all good. thanks, joe. meanwhile we got breaking news in the last 20 minutes. the company moderna has just announced that their vaccine candidate has shown to be more than 90 -- about 95% effective. you know who we have got coming up next? 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>> well, thanks to president trump's operation warp speed, that choice is coming very soon. you know, this is really an historic day. this is the vaccine that president trump partnered with moderna on january 13th at our nih labs now over 90% effective vaccine in one of the largest clinical trials ever. now we have pfizer, we have moderna and thanks to president trump's vision we have been making both of those and four other vaccines at commercial scale production. we believe we will have enough for 20 million americans to get vaccinated in december. steve: okay. mr. secretary, last week when the pfizer news came out where it was 90% effective. the stock market went up like 1,000 points that day. clearly this is going to impact the stock market as well and impact people's lives. people are saying i can either get the one that's 90% effective or 95% effective. the problem is i have read that the pfizer vaccine has got to be stored at 70 degrees below zero and a lot of places don't have that kind of facility whereas perhaps the moderna is easier. so fast forward to when this is mass produced. will somebody be able to go to the walgreen's and say give me the pfizer or give mee the moderna? >> that's a great question and the moderna one is more flexible it. can be kept in a regular freezer refrigeration. it's going to be amenable to that program we announced last week going to your local chain or community pharmacist and getting vaccinated the pfizer one going to be good for big institutional vaccinations say a whole hospital setting. several nursing homes at once. ainsley: mr. secretary, what do you say about schools? i know governor cuomo has said if it doesn't get up to 3% schools can stay open. once it hits 3% in new york schools have to close. he said let's look at each school individually because some are hot spots and some are not. this is an issue that americans, democrats and republicans would all say keep those schools open, at least the majority. what do you think? >> it's ridiculous to close our schools. it's not driven by science and data or evidence. look at the europeans. they are experiencing 45% more cases per capita on the daily basis than the u.s. they are making it a priority to keep their schools open. because the schools k through 12, universities, these are not major vectors of disease transmission. our workplaces are not. our airlines are not. it's indoor gatherings where we let our guard down, don't wear a mask. don't keep social distance. and our governors keep going at our schools and our kids. there is real harm to our kids, their mental health, their physical health, their emotional well-being. we shouldn't be closing our schools. brian: someone has got to get that message to governor whitmer. she has closed high school and colleges. they have to go remote. indoor limited to 10 outdoor 25 doctorate also a come out and said people should revolt. not get violent but revolt and say this is not acceptable. they had the strictest lockdown and their numbers are going up like others are going up. what do you say to the said that to the governor? >> i would sty everybody be guided by science and democrat tantd data supports keeping our schools open. look at the europeans like i said, they are about as cautious and as scared of their shadow as anybody can be, and they are keeping their schools open. because they know schools are safe. you can run them safely. any institution where you have leadership following good public health guidance on how to keep social distance, wear face coverings. we have known this can be done safely and these institution does not need to be shut down to keep us safe. steve: mr. secretary, real quick, 10 days from today is thanksgiving. a lot of college kids are going to be coming home. i just read that boston university is suggesting people not leave campus. they have a friends giving. other schools are ending in person learning at the thanksgiving holiday as well. they are just going to go home. but for people whose children are away for them to come home for a couple of days, what sort of precautions because my wife and i have been talking about whether or not we see our own kids over thanksgiving for the last two weeks. >> well, you want to look at what is going on at that school. what kind of case positivity they are having. is there is a lot of infection there? most of our universities we are not seeing -- universities who have weekly testing have some of the lowest case rates of any places in the country. so your kids may be safer than you are, frankly, in getting together. look at those circumstances. and just use good common sense. look at coronavirus.gov, cdc got gov for our best advice on how to steer through thanksgiving and christmas and what the different mitigation steps you can take at home. very common sense things like opening the window if you can eating out doors if you can minimizing the number of folks depending on your own vermonts. just look at the circumstances and use common sense. steve: all right. thank you. ainsley: okay. mr. secretary, thank you so much. >> thank you. ainsley: you are welcome. hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: good morning begin your headlines with this. a smuggling operation is busted near president trump's private club in florida. 15 foreign nationals tried to make a run for it after landing on the beach near mar-a-lago. authorities say the group's make up of 14 haitians and one bohemian consistent of trafficking and illegal immigration. border patrol agents say they will be deported. a hiker comes back to life after flat lining for 45 minutes. michael got lost that whiteout in mount rainier. he was lifeless when rescue crews found him. hospital officials say he opened his eyes after doctors restarted his heart. he is still at the hospital recovering. wow. an afternoon by the beach turned terrifying after a large portion of a seaside cliff begins to collapse. take a look at this video. fright things right? can a happy new year island declaring a major area as crews secure the area. that's a look at your headlines, send it back to you. >> thanks so much. meanwhile 13 minutes before the top of the hour john rich coming back for season four of the fox nation show wildly successful called the pursuit where celebrities share their stories of pursuing the american dream, is he here to preview the next season next. ♪ rolling, rolling ♪ hey, just want to hear everybody sing ♪ ♪ at the top of your lungs ♪ brian: the pursuit with john rich is back for season number four on fox nation. john sits down with friends and celebrities of achieving their stories of the american dream the process along the way including international recording artist david horn. >> what is it that would be your advice to these folks to do to have a chance of pulling out of that situation? >> i believe it honestly starts with the right mindset. surround yourself with books, with people that have the same mind set. transform yourself by the renewing of your mind. brian: there you go. you talk about the struggles to get there. it makes getting there so much more both and feel so much better about it. john rich, your mission with this series was? >> >> to remind americans what we have in common which is the right to pursue happiness our country is busted up and see everybody is fighting about everything. i thought to myself what do we still have in common even if we disagree politically what we have in common is the right to pursue happiness. the right to chase the american dream. this show, the pursuit "i sat people down some are famous people some maybe you haven't heard of yet. they are in pursuit of happiness. they are chasing down what is their american dream. the show spaced on a simple premise. that is this country doesn't guarantee you happiness. it guarantees you the right to pursue happiness. those are the people and stories that i search out for this show. brian: yeah. do the best you can to give everyone an opportunity but you can't control outcomes. one other person you talked to not a country music star but behemoth of a football star 6-6, 270. he talked about the effort he put in to get where he got. >> yeah. he has been through a lot. you think a guy. brian: i thought we were going to roll the clip but i guess we are not? are we going to roll it or no? >> we grew up with a respectful work. my grandfather was the same way. you know, kind of that philosophy that core value we always grew up with never expect someone to do something for you. i can remember back to 5 i literally asked my cousin to ask my grandpa to f. i could have a soda. i got a talking to something so fiercest. brian: what do we learn from jared? >> that a guy that wig, that talented, you would think is an easy road for someone like that. it's absolutely not. what you find out a parallel through all these stories is anybody who winds up succeeding at something, it is extremely difficult. there is a loft failure along the way. you know, i think this show kind of flies in the face of socialism. socialism doesn't incentivize anybody to strive or work hard to try to achieve something bigger than themselves. it just says stay right where you are at and go with the status quo. what we have in this country is the opposite it says hey, if you work hard, think big and willing to fail a bunch of times you might have a shot at something great. that's the pursuit that nutshell. brian: all right. if it comes free you just don't value it, right, john? if it was easy to be a music star and be a singer, song writer you wouldn't have this sense of accomplishment that you feel right now, right? >> that's exactly right. with hard work there is integrity. our country was built on people that had to struggle. they had to die, they had to put their name on a piece of paper. the declaration of independence. this country was founded on people that wanted to do the best they could to exhaust their potential and create -- they did it's called america. we celebrate that on "the pursuit." brian: the ones that don't give it there they give it their all the glory and the effort. john, thank you have much. season four of "the pursuit" is now out on fox nation. patriot awards this friday at 8:00. john, great to see you again. congratulations on the season. >> thank you, sir. brian: coming up straight ahead in the next hour kate reeves live. karol markowicz from the "new york post." ben domenech from the federalist. he runs things there. tammy bruce and deroy murdock. we will try to finish on time if not we will cut into sandra's time. ♪ ♪ parodontax is 3x more effective at removing plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums parodontax it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with and can save you money on auto, home and renters insurance. become a member today. get an insurance quote at usaa.com/quote usaa. what you're made of we're made for ♪ oh, oh, (announcer)®! ♪te once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® oh! my a1c is under 7! 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with mo tern that on january 13th. >> now we take georgia. then we change america. >> can't let them show too much for our nation and georgia for republicans. >> 2020 masters. long awaited masters has a long awaited champion and justin johnson. ♪ waiting for the family justin johnson kits a kick from a daughter turns out he married worked out well for them an kojt to be happy to be in america with statute of liberty for one point we were staring at it every morning. in jersey city service fantastic we're ready for final hour on this first day of the week. >> that's right, and welcome onboard folks brian, ainsley i don't know if you guys were looking for the masters coverage yesterday but my wife and i turned on the tv at 3:00 yesterday afternoon, expecting to see the final round it was already done. it was over and done already. >> that's why they do in the spring they're competing with football. ainsley: i know we normally do it in augusta we do in april i guess, and always a fun time azalea are zooming so weren't any spectators at the masters this weekend, brian? brian: nope. ainsley: do they like concentrate playing better without all of the fans? brian: sometimes you forget fox did a great job with sound you forget stands are emplety i think that's interesting things where you actually they say it is sometimes they feel like practice. xepght except for it counts. ainsley: let's get to griff jenkins president his lawyers are gearing up this week. griff is live in washington tell us the latest there griff. reporter: you raise a good point of point that was what they said and i digress i want to talk about the fact that you're going see this week the president ramp up his legal fight and not likely going see him concede for 30 minutes yesterday the president gave the impression that he was when he referred to president-elect biden in a tweet that began with, he won andmens later clarified in another tweet saying he only won in the eyes of the fake news media. i concede nothing eve with a long way to go. this was a rigged election. and the president tweeting to expect the results of the election to be overturned in big cases that soon will be filed that would be by the president attorney rudy giuliani making more claims of widespread voter fraud with maria bartiromo yesterday although now providing no evidence. listen. >> want to get down to votes let's take pennsylvania. we have identified 632,000 illegal votes. 632,000 between the president to win the state by 300,000. which is actually what he wanted -- it by. >> so far president legal battles failed to really gain any traction and yesterday, in pennsylvania they withdrew a central park of its lawsuit to stop certification so we'll see where that goes. meanwhile, former president obama in a "60 minutes" interview putting pressure on the president to concede. >> it is your job to put the country first and think beyond your own ego and beyond your own interest and disappointments. my advice to president trump is if you want at this late stage in the game to be remembered as somebody who put country first, it's time for you to do the same thing. >> already interesting owe see or hear from the president today and see president-elect biden along with his vice president elect harris stating economy in remarks in afternoon in wilmington. >> thanks griff. the president of the united states former president of the united states does bring up fact that he wishes that president trump would concede but keep in mind too he does not acknowledge his role in the aftermath during the president so-called honeymoon president-elect period does not acknowledge the fact that the president they launch mol or report never gave a peace during his transition i didn't see calls to make it easier for him and he did have the ability to call up hillary make her concede because she knew she had lost. in washington, d.c. people in support of the president and maga movement showed up how about ten of thousands just flooded into washington. but people were going to walk away with despite the big overhead crowds might be what happened at night and that's the shooting of fireworks in this situation to a restaurant as trump now trump supporters tried to do a crazy thing of eating outside. there was also whole bunch of sucker-punches you see video online of people who showed up to support president trump and they thought it would be a good idea to get punched by the president called antifa scum. he tweeted out antifa swum ramp of the hill it is try to attack people of the trump rally because those people fought back and antifa waited until tonight when 99% were gone to attack innocent people. ivanka also came forward and tweeted and said this on twitter. the media near total silence the physical violence being perpetrated against conservatives is shameful and dangerous just imagine the outraj and indignation if it wngt other way they must be condemning and prosecuted. >> do you know during the day, and we've got images of the day-to-day and at night during the dare for most part, the police down there were very effective in keeping the protrump people away from the anti-trump people who were there to agitate them because it was the million maga rally and so, obviously, they're gong to be able people who support president trump. and it wasn't until nighttime that things really got going crazy where it looked as if there was at one point a group of people who were anti-trump people who were roaming the streets i read, i think it was in "the washington post" that a group of about 100 anti-trump people were in downtown d.c., and they were looking for maga people, and wherever they gathered and at one point during the evening, it is now the infamous image from that night, at pg clark restaurant two blocks away from the white house, there is right there somebody fires off a commercial grade firework in the direction of some of those people. well yesterday, 26-year-old javin arrested charged with ail salt with a dangerous weapon. he had run away after he allegedly shot it off but cops tracked him down. brian spoke to somebody in the first hour of fox and friends who was actually she was hit at the march and has this observation about what happened on saturday. >> very violent very quickly we were actually out having dinner with a walk away crew we saw antifa and black lees matter marching in the streets and later in the day i came out of the hotel to go to a bar with some friends and greeted with antifa marching down the street chanting america was never great. so the left has been preaching to us for months about peaceful protest peaceful protest, well we had an amazing day that was a completely peaceful protest on the part of trump supporters and they were -- they thanked with us violence at night. >> ainsley makes good point it was peaceful until the people who were there to agitate some trouble. ainsley: it is ridiculous to think you can't go to pg clark to sit outside on the patio have a nice burger with your family without having to worry about fireworks being thrown at you if you're wearing trump gear. everyone is entitled to vote whoever they want to vote for and 72 million people voted for president trump they just want to fair honest election. they're out there giving him support. trying to, you know, just to tell him he actually came out there. you see that came out in motorcade waved to crowd and he smiled what -- >> he drove by. ainsley: exactly waved to them and smile as it got dark that's what you saw the violence that lady she said used to be a democrat this is ridiculous one sided brian you were talking about in the last hour how they put plywood up because they thought trump might win if he won then antifa black lives matter and these antagonist will go out and destroy businesses. well you didn't see that with biden does win you didn't see that from trump support source it is frustrating you have many states that are razor thin margin american people they're saying they deserve to know that this process is fair and honest. >> regardless if the president gets his way with the recount if there's any type of discrepancy by hundred of thousands of votes pee had doesn't his legacy is pretty clear not only would he accomplish for four years but also what he did to party he's made this a blue collar party open to minorities especially hispanic where he got over 30% of the votes especially to places like south bronx that always ignore republicans not anymore. rio grand valley in texas not anymore. miami-dade not anymore. there's nine new republican women now in the house. there's three men cuban, african-american, and iraqi vet have been in there and i'm seeing at least ten other seats yet to be decided where at least seven of those seats have the republican up big. so in the wednesday the state houses gong republican, with the house narrowing margin to close ever really sinces wold war ii and senate one state away from staying republican it is clear that the democratic message is not resonating. to the point where nancy pelosi is so concerned about losing the house she's telling biden administration don't touch my people. here's the quote nancy is telling house members now is not the team to leave. the democratic party officials briefed by congressional saying urging congressional representatives to stay put until the biden transition team not to poach its member because of the party slim majority. bond november third elections it has amazing to message american people said about socialism, defund cops, decriminalize border crossings open borders all of those thingings. >> absolutely. apparently post had a story last week about how the biden administration was looking to, you know, to step up the administration and the transition team as well which was reaching out to people to identify po members of congress 20 in the house of representatives and ten in the u.s. senate. let's they be it right now. so if you take away 20 people from the house, holy cow she could actually lose the gavel if those particular seats were eventually filled by republicans they didn't want to do that and said to the transition team whatever you do don't do it but to your point brian a moment ago a lot of these moderate democrats are really hurting because the messages of things like defund the police and open borders and socialism according to texas democrat gonzalez he said, it is killing us. and he knows exactly how potent that message was because two years ago, he won his south texas district by 60%. and last week, two weeks ago, he won it by 50%. he lost 10%. nonetheless, bernie sanders is pushing for that particular message and had this to say yesterday. on another channel -- >> nobody i know who is running for office talks about defunding the police what we talk about is making police officers accountable. making sure that police departments do what they can do best figuring out how you deal with mental illness how you deal with homelessness whether those are, in fact, police responsibilities. making sure that police officers are not killing innocent african-americans. that is not defund the police. >> there's no doubting ainsley that message of defund the police and socialism hurt a lot of moderate democrats, in fact, we saw joe biden -- joe mansion that to say talking last week with bret baier about how, you know, going forward in the senate he would never vote to pack the court. and he would never end filibuster. so you know, for the people in the middle, they have been put into a pickle by people who are polling the party to the far left. ainsley: yeah. saided same thing in south carolina he said we don't support defunding politician and feel like that progressive agenda hurt so many in the house that were running for office. so those comments bernie sanders, they really there was a lot of backlash on social media over the weekend after he said that on social media because aoc, she said back in june she released a statement saying that she supports cutting the nypd budget. she wrote, quote, and this was all over social media yesterday. defunding police needs defunding police. it does not mean budget tricks or funny math does not mean moving school police officers from nypd budget to department of education budget to the exact same police remain in schools. i mean she wanted it cut she wanted fewer police officers she wants to remove there was talk over moving school resource officers from our schools to protect our kids. omar also aoc remember after the death of george floyd they said to demantle minneapolis police department, brian. brian: they cut 150 million out of the lapd which was referring to a billion dollars and blasio said recut out of the budget which he did. >> kamala cheer thated that. >> he destroyed anticrime unit to put officers on street to kind of see where the other officers should go to target crime. in the city which made the safest city on the planet but now the de blasio has his way to make sure cops can't touch people they can't arrest people. and basically cut their forces shell the academy he didn't do it for budget reasons might have been a reason because they have with omar tax revenue in this city but he wanted to defund police and those people think aoc doesn't have any quote you'll wrong. the squad got bigger. and margin got smaller. so if nancy pelosi wants to pass anything, if the squad doesn't give it a thumbs-up it is not going anywhere. because she has no sway request republicans. good luck to the speaker. >> well you know a lot of this got started last summer in minneapolis, and over the weekend, you know, because so many officers in minneapolis have taken lead for a variety of reasons. so many are on leave. they actually the city commission in minneapolis voted to have additional funding so they could hire police from the sheriff's department law enforcement, from the sheriff's department and the transit authority because they have so few cops on the streets. brian: people are leaving cities anywhere across the country they are leaving cities. steve: that's because people don't -- they don't feel safe, and the crime was through the roof in minneapolis let's hope that this turn of events out there will going to make people safer. brian: 500,000 will do almost nothing i look for it not to get any better. steve: after the top of the hour. ainsley: again with a fox news alert moderna reveals coronavirus is nearly 59% effective in preliminary results this is phase three of trials for company which used over 30,000 volunteers. health and human service secretary alex azar joined us earlier to weigh in. >> really a historic day. this is the vaccine that president trump partnered with moderna on january 13th at our nih lab now 95% vaccine in one of the largest clinical trials ever. >> with more than one million reported it in the last week alone. ainsley: to extreme weather now intensifying overneeght into an extremely dangerous category four storm. it could hit south america tonight as a category fife in nicaragua residents evacuating with fears that storm surge up to 15 feet that region is still recovering from hurricane ada two weeks ago. now let's go to a live look at capitol hill where the house is back in session today. members are returning to work for the first time since the lx. house speaker nancy pelosi says the mainl focus of the lake duck session to provide release for covid kofd but chances of a deal remain slim house will also hold elections for a leadership role this week. and spacex castle taking off for international space station. threat, two, one. ignition, liftoff. >> launching last night on its first operational mission. it is carrying four astronauts including three americans who will arrive topght for a six month mission. vice president mike pence and second lady watched rocket take off. back to you. steve: great. i got an e-mail from my neighbor or friend down in florida and wife they watched it from south of the kennedy space center said it was absolutely thrilling to see it take off last night. ainsley: are you a good neighbor? >> state farm is there. 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noted that trump vice president pence azar they made a state back in january to invest taxpayer money in operation warp speed and we were getting not one but two vaccines here in the month of november that can get the market very, very soon. it is incredible it is something we should all celebrate and coming upon all of us as governors to be able to develop a distribution mechanism such that we can get this to most vulnerable and that's what we're going to do here in mississippi. steve: sure and imangted so many people in mississippi i see that you've had over about 135,000 cases of covid in mississippi. including your own daughter -- >> yeah. there's no doubt you know we made a decision month and months ago actually first week of august that we would, we believe that there are more risk with kids being out of school than there are for them being in the classroom. unfortunately we have had to deal with the virus in my own family and that not shocking it is affecting a lot of people in mississippi affecting a lot of people across america and what i would say is virus is real and we've got to deal with it. we have to be smart we have to be willing to make some sacrifices so that we can protect ourselves and our neighbors. steve: i believe it's last week governor that you signed executive order regarding masks. tell us about that. >> well we started back in early august and we really reluctant to do a statewide mandate because we don't the it works as well as targeted approach with focus on those areas where the virus is the worst so we have very objective criteria in place. such that if you have more than 200 cases, over a two-week period in any one county or more than 500 cases per 100,000 residents then weal put a mask man date for that specific county right now we have 15 counties that are in that mask mandate out of the total of 82. in our state we're seeing a lot of participation by my fellow mississippi i we're seeing increase in numbers in every other state but not increases as large as many states out there. but it is very deadly and contagious we have to take it serious. >> absolutely. one of joe biden's coronavirus advisors suggested that perhaps another nation wide lockdown is in order although campaign tried to walk that back a little bit yesterday. nevertheless you think that is a terrible idea. >> well, i think it is a terrible idea to have national mandates of any kind we don't need to be told by washington, d.c. how to run our individual state and i believe that the republican governor by and large are united in that belief. the fact of the matter is that -- a lot now would destroy our economy. the notion that a federal mandate can lockdown will shut things down four to six weeks and four to six weeks from now come back and everything will be rosy and people who say that said they don't understand how economy works. the fact of the matter is our economy is recovering, in fact, it is roaring back in mississippi and large part now i saw some of your show earlier this morning in large part of the fact that people don't want to the live in cities anymore and we've been announcing new jobs and new cap thal investment in mississippi over last six months and we're going to continue to do that and see more people move through rural places like our state and others in middle part of america. >> well thank you very much for giving us progress report on how things are working out there governor of the great state of mississippi tate reid, tate, thank you. j thank you so much. >> meanwhile coming up on this monday backlash growing over new york city mayor new covid rules that threaten to close the schools in new york. why our next guest says these policies are putting kids last, that's coming up. who is usaa made for? it's made for him a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids become a member. get an insurance quote today. we also made usaa 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parents that all schools might close, starting this morning mayor bill de blasio now reversing course on tweet on sunday mayor pointed to improve testing numbers for keeping in person classes going on for now at least. but our next guest says that new policies prove that kids come last. here to complain new york columnist karl good to see you thank you so much. i read your article in new york post. and you say that city parents feel like education just doesn't matter here anymore. who is telling you that and why do they feel that way? >> look, it's just been a carnival of incompetency from de blasio administration this whole school year so far. and the fact that we wait day by day to see whether the city hits this magical 3% number to no other kid goapg to school or not is absurd especially as businesses around us remain open. schools close first, we use some absurd metric and best part is, bill de blasio says that should schools close at that the 3% mark, they will not reopen when we hit go under that 3%. so they use that metric to close but not to open there's no sanity here. ainsley: alex was on the show earlier secretary and he said it is not even scientific. so you also talk about that 3% we're inch closer and closer to that even governor cuomo said take it by case by case basis if your kids schooling is at 1% or less than that why would mayor close down your school? >> well that's very convenient of governor cuomo to say that since he's in charge of opening and closing schools as he told us in april he wants bill de blasio to bear the brunt of all of this and i don't blame him necessarily. but governor cuomo is actually in charge. so for him to say oh we shouldn't follow this metric he can literally make them not follow that metric and no scientific basis. the 3% mean that 3% of test are coming back positive. that means we're counting on healthy people to get tested in order to bring our numbers down. that makes no sense. i mean it is healthy people tomorrow. people who don't have symptoms that's getting tested. with our numbers sphiek sphiek 97% of course not. >> in cities all over the country are affected by this and worried about this any of us that are parent we're getting text messages with our friends all over country at least our schools are staying open that seems to be the message between democrats and republicans we all feel that way. because we're not trained as teachers, and we know what we went through in april and may and june. and we don't want to have to go through that because our kids if you take last semester this semester close down schools, our kids getting adequate education? >> absolutely not and the fact that cities around world have managed to keep schools open suburban areas in america small cities manage to keep their schools open it has been a pearl coast to coast of major american cities who have decided education doesn't really matter that much. we'll put it last. ainsley: carol thank you if you want to read it 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this trump supporters were beaten up and bloodied by an idea not an organization. maybe that's what joe biden believes. >> antifa was an idea the fbi director said that. so tammy can we make it clear black lives matter you might agree with social justice but this organization seems to be just really dwelling on violence activities and antifa shouldn't be in this country. can we just say that republicans and democrats? >> yeah. you know this is one of the problems here is that this is not new, of course, what happened in washington. this is the same groups that have been burning down major american cities. toppling statues let's not forget that. this has been an attack on the ability of americans to sleep soundly to feel safe as you noticed in you said, you know, being sucker-punched. i mean, we've seen that over and over and over again. where these riots take place, and even through the general election, brian, the biden campaign was silent only until they saw the polls moving did they come out of the basement and say violence is wrong. kamala harris put out a tweet prior to this violence beginning on saturday saying, we're going to be all united. this is about watching what these individuals do they're silence effectively endorses this. it creatings an environment where these individuals feel supported and let's remember, donald trump is always complained about mean tweets while he is saving world and saving this country. and these individuals talk all nice about, you know, let's be unified well then having their supporters do this to american citizens it is appalling. >> ben guess what, we saw a lot of particle board a lot of plywood preparing for the riots and election day. but the problem was letting people that put that up because they thought trump might win. the fact is as the of right now he's not going to win. where was the violence we were looting stores? >> we're closely divided country is luges like if president does end up losing it is by less than he won last time around in terms of winning in these critical electoral college states. you know i noticed something that happened over the weekend which is that former george w. bush david from now at the atlantic tweeted out something comparing the marchers these peaceful law-abiding americans in cities in washington, d.c. supporting president trump. to nazis it reminded me that all of these people who have been making these nazi comparisons running up to this election, they're not gong to stop. they're going keep going they're going to double down this is guy who wrote the line access of evil a he's adding millions of americans to it. this is a kind of thing that is only going to further under a media that's going to be frustrated by fact that they don't have truce and reconciliation commission and see people being punished for crime of supporting president trump or supporting conservative ideas and it is not going to stop now and it is not going to stop under biden-harris administration. >> wouldn't think good politics troy is 71 people 72 million people maybe 73 didn't vote for me. this might be an opportunity to say i hear you. i saw what happened in the house and see what's about to happen in the senate and state houses so i hear what you're saying. maybe we can work this out. meet you half way. >> that will be very smart i think a lot of trump supporters as question go through the recount all of thely the gages see what happens. ting that would be comforting to hear that and aren't hearing that i hear both sides do this. you can walk down street wearing biden-harris hat or hillary hat not worrying walking home with a bloody nose or black eye this happens on one side not two and happens on left not on the right. >> tammy other thing is do you see that video i don't know if you have a monitor there -- but this family of four two kids one looks like he's about 14 other girl looks like about ten or 12. i don't to insult her but she's terrorized went to support a president now think about what they think about the political process in this country. >> yeah. well not just what they're thinking about which is horrible and horrible this is happened to americans what the world is thinking about -- what we've got to consider has happened here within this entire electoral process by the way if joe biden wanted to appeal to americans and same with harris they would have come out of their basement to try to persuade us opposed to relying on a system that, in fact, they expected to help them limp along across the finish line. so we see a group of individuals who are not even both bothering to edge gauge american people they do not care it is about we're supposed to be hamsters in wheel and donald trump is representation of the fact that we said no. well we're going say no again we said no this time we're going to say no again in 2022 and in 2024 if they think we're going to be, you know, that family that is running down street, those are americans we have their backs. we're not going to allow this to continue and they have to believe we're not going to be retreating here because they're beating us up in this streets. >> everybody else was just diminishing this whole thing barely covered it every the weekend how do you have 100,000 people show up for a kaict that's fighting for electoral for electoral outcome and not make this a major story? >> you know it's amazing but at this point are we really surprised media is only on one side in this situation this tammy was saying they wanted to haul this campaign over the finish line. and really i think this speaks to what unity really means when it comes from the left which is you go along with what we want always and if you break with that, then you're the problem. look we're a very closely divided nation. i wish we had the kind of political leadership to navigate our way out of this. we don't and so i think it is incumbent upon us as americans to take this upon ourself os opposed to looking at leadership from washington because we're not going to get it. >> quick i'll go around wire we're in a situation where biden people topght get read into the intelligence and coronavirus data, can you do both i'll ask all of you can you do both can you continue to fight to sees if you actually won this election at the same time read the biden people in? droy? >> yeah absolutely i think that's appropriate who knows how this will turn out but if it does turn out that biden wins he ought to have information to serve as president in 2020. >> yeah that i think constitution make it is clear that founders expected it not to be a completed process until the middle of december and when and if he's declared officially, the president elect then he'll be able to get briefings he needs actually the person whoever will be running the country will be able to get those briefings since i don't think it will be mr. biden. >> is it a big deal waiting a few weeks, ben? >> i don't think it's a big deal to fight this out and important that americans have trust in the process and question should have this information share going on and problem like over the past four years that lead to this type of distress where you saw these leaks these, you know, using data against each other in the intel committee other communities that is led to this level of institutional distress. >> remember at this point during trump when he was president-elect, they were listening to his phone calls they were listening to finding out what michael flynn was doing in puerto rico in vacation and listening to what everyone was talking to so they were busy last time. and there was not nearly as much controversy wouldn't think. ben, tammy droy thanks so much. trchg thank you, brian. brian: okay coming up straight ahead moderna announcing development in the covid-19 vaccine we have a live report on yet another vaccine break through. m to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you 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validation that their vaccine can prevent coronavirus. and hopes to roll it out very soon. >> submitted to use i think we'll have one in december and i think also one in the first quarter to have a full approval where, you know, every american will want the vaccine that is of 18 year of age or above can get access it a vaccine. >> moderna developed vaccine in collaboration with national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. in its trial only five people who received the two part vaccine got coronavirus compared to 920 in placebo group health and human services secretary alex azar join us earlier says this gives americans vaccine options. >> this is really a historic day. this is the vaccine that president trump partnered with moderna on january 13th at our nih lab now over 90% effective vaccine in one of the largest clinical trials ever so now we have pfizer, we have moderna, and thanks to president trump's vision we've been making both of those and four other vaccines at commercial scale production. >> now he believes there will be enough vaccines for 20 million americans to get the shot by the end of the year. so steve ainsley brian great news there. >> it is. yeah. thanks carly. so it is pretty amazing we have two this major announcements one was indicated last week that moderna was coming but pfizer presser i think we're going remember keep in mind, there's no politics involved in the delivery. there's him who wear camouflage or hooking up with fedex and ups to fan this around the to small and big hospital in the country that is the goal. they're going to figure out who will go where and what shot will go to whom. but it is going to get out there. and there's no sense that politics is going to enter the fray that didn't start governor cuomo to say phil get together with other governors to try to stop and distribute vaccine until biden takes over. that's a responsibility this new york governor was. >> speaking to the secretary of health and human services he made it clear there are two big differences between one big difference between the pfizer candidate and also the moderna. the pfizer vaccine you've got to keep it 70 degrees below zero. which you know your local cvs or walgreens they don't have capacity like that. he said that those would be perfect for hospitals, and nursings homes and things like that where as the moderna is kept ainsley just in regular freezer. >> yep. moderna ceo looking at timeline for students younger children he said if it is safe if it proves to be safe there could be a vaccine for teenagers by the end of the summer and kids could get vaccination which would be a good thing too m. >> everyone wear short sleeve shirts travel with a cotton ball and be ready to put that shot right into your deltoid when they're ready to come at us with that needle. just be ready. two needles it is two shots. all right stepping aside -- be right back. - [announcer] your typical vacuum has bristles that can leave 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