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republican senate leadership roy blunt and newly elected congresswoman nicole malliotakis and nancy mace coming up. the country is crying out for healing. as president-elect biden fills his cabinet. who will have chrome of the senate to potentially confirm them? i ll speak to georgia democrat candidate jon oshoff ahead. hello. i m dane ma bash in for jake tapper in washington. the state of our union is preparing for the worst. americans finish an unusual thanksgiving weekend, the nation is heading into what is expected to be a devastating month for the pandemic. already 4 million new u.s. covid cases and more than 34,000 deaths this month alone. we haven t even begun to see the effect of thanksgiving travel, dinners, or black friday shopping. one infectious disease expert is now warning that the post-holiday case surge will be destabilizing for the u.s. health care system and the economy and homeland security with some projects of deaths will double double b ....
to discuss that and the legacy of trump s term in office. and an eye-opening discovery that may save your life one day. a way to edit the genetic code itself. newly minted nobel laureate tells me about the promise of crisper. but first, here s my take. more than 150 million americans made their own personal decisions when they voted in this year s election, but it is now the unenviable job of commentators to explain the meaning of those choices. at the broadest level it s fair to say that the vote was a repudiation of donald trump. presidents rarely lose their bids for re-election. only five in the last 125 years and trump has won as few electoral votes as hillary clinton did last time an lost the popular vote by a larger margin than when jimmy carter defeated gerald ford in the wake of watergate. and yet it s obvious that the country remains deeply divided. after an impeachment, a pandemic, and the worst economic paralysis since the great depression, republicans overwh ....
i m more than willing to work with him. a senator, a vice president, and finally president-elect on his third try. i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unify. tonight, do you see yourself as the polar opposite of donald trump? i hope so. a cnn special report. fight for the white house: joe biden s long journey. it s a good night! it s a good night! and it seems to be getting even better. more than 30 years after his first run for the presidency joe biden with a lead tonight and a lead overall in the del inaugurate race. on his third try for the white house. we are very much alive! it was the sweet super tuesday that joe biden had always dreamed of, setting a clear path to the nomination finally at age 77. it was like, okay, let s buckle up. we re going to go. it was a really good feeling. it was glorious. glorious and unusual to say the least. fact no one has ever come in fourth in iowa and fifth in new hampshire ....
security fencing erected around the capitol in the wake of the deadly insurrection stay up permanently. also police say a man arrested near the cap towel was armed with a gun and 20 rounds of ammunition and a list of lawmakers names. house speaker nancy pelosi responding to concerns about security by members of congress saying the enemy is within the house of representatives. with all this, president biden pushing for bipartisan support to pass his massive nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan. let s get right to it. cnn s white house correspondent john harwood and our cnn political analyst is john avalon. how will we distinguish ini guess i ll have to say last names. mr. harwood president biden trying to restore access to health care, pushing hard behind the scenes to get a covid relief package through on the heels of dismal economic news. where do negotiations stand tonight? well, they ve got a ways to go. there s a lot of details that are going to get changed, and i ....
meeting she insisted she would not apologize for her vote. that as kevin mccarthy refuses to strip assignments from q anon s marjory taylor greene. vote tomorrow. stay tuned for that. john harwood is here and ryan nobles as well. ryan, you have been following all of the drama on the capitol tonight. tell us about what happened inside this gop meeting, please. it was pretty remarkable, don. this was a meeting that spanned more than four hours tonight here on capitol hill. we re told at times that the meeting was pretty tense, that, you know, members within books were given the opportunity to stand up and say whatever they wanted about either liz cheney or marjory taylor greene, really what s most interesting about the outcome of all this, we re told that inside the room, most of the incoming fire was directed at liz cheney, not at marjory taylor greene. in fact, marjory taylor greene spoke, she even received a partial standing ovation, but that didn t reflect the ultim ....