the prospects of those two senatorial candidates. so much at stake, welcome, everybody and happy saturday to you i m neil cavuto, let s get right to it right now with mark meredith at the white house , the president will be leaving a little later this afternoon for that big trip and that s what we don t know, right, mark, exactly how much time he s going to devote to those candidates and how much to his own election. absolutely neil we have not gotten those advanced remarks and it s unclear even if the president would stick to the teleprompter during those remarks down in valdosta. it s both the president an the first lady making the trip down to south georgia for an event being organized by the republican national committee. they are calling it a victory rally with a focus being supposed to be at least on those two senate republican candidates facing a runoff in early january. this trip to georgia comes as the president s own legal team files a it new lawsuit friday challe
70% or so of the population being immunizeed would allow for true herd immunity to take place. that s likely to happen somewhere in the month of may or something like that based on our plans. trace: the vaccine developments come as over 2 million americans pass for airports this weekend for thanksgiving travel despite cdc guidance to stay home this year. as even more states impose new restrictions to combat a surge in cases across the country. laura engel is live on long island, new york. what more can you tell us on these vaccine results? good morning. good morning, trace. the news about effective vaccines and antibody drugs can t come fast enough as the nation braces for what is predicted to be a new holiday wave of covid cases despite the dire warnings and all the restrictions put in place to keep people safe. the news you mentioned there at the top today a major announcement from astrazeneca that says its late stage trial shows high-level results from clinical trial
president. so with even donald trump eyeing the exits all eyes are today on michigan where drama is unfolding at a meeting to certify its election results with at least one republican member of the board leaning against certifying even though a joe biden win there is legally inevitable. and though it would take two no votes to significantly delay those results it s worth noting the timing of the contentious debate there. its days after trump appealed to local michigan election officials and state legislators apparently as part of his push to disenfranchise michigan voters and overturn joe biden s win there. but even with michigan s move today it is quint essentially trumpian facing certain defeat trump still saw fit to fire a member of his legal team over the weekend. sydney powell along with alleging international conspiracies was evicted from crazy town with a statement over the weekend that read, quote, sidney powell is practicing law on her own. she is not a member of the
i m sandra smith. hi, trace. trace: good morning, everyone. i m trace gallagher. loeffler hammered home her opponent is a radical liberal. warnock side stepped questions about defunding police and court packing. democrat jon ossoff appeared alone on the debate stage after senator david perdue opted not to take part. sandra: president trump rallied for loeffler and perdue over the weekend urging his supporters to turn out in droves. president trump: if you don t vote, the socialists and communists win. they win. georgia patriots must show up and vote for these two incredible people. sandra: fox team coverage. brand-new analysis from byron york. we begin with jonathan serrie live in decat you are, georgia, this morning. last night s event drew a national audience. how did it influence the debates? good morning. good morning, sandra. both candidates were keenly aware that much of their attention and much of their financial backing is coming from out of state and so thi
president s view? imminent has a pretty intense meaning, doesn t it? okay. that s still the belief. yes. imminent, she said. as that was happening, the effort continued to make the effort as costly and possible to putin with another shipment of military equipment to kyiv, javelin anti-tank missiles designed to stop russian armor. the administration today also sought to reassure allies like germany which relies on moscow for natural gas, announcing it s working with other suppliers to cushion the blow if russia cuts them off. it also issued this warning to belarus, ukraine s unfriendly neighbor and putin s ally to the north. just as we have been clear with the russian federation about the severe cost that would befall them were this to move forward, in recent days we have also made clear to belarus that if it allows its territory to be used for an attack on ukraine, it would face a swift and decisive response from the united states and our allies and partners. as f