said was, you have no idea how hard this family has worked. that was a big difference from the very start, that this would be a family affair, this presidency, and i was struck by the president s tone toward the incoming administration. he did mention them, but not by name, and the last time we had a one-term president who was not re-elected, the late george w.h. bus george h.w. bush, and we remember the letter, your success is now our success, and i ll be rooting hard for you. hillary clinton said it brought her to tears. air force one in the air right now heading to florida. our gma special coverage of it s the brand new chicken dance song uh get down heat it up like a sauna spin around one time if you wanna new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. a nation. zef c we ve certainly been shaken to our depths this year. you no it s time to awaken, to get moving and time for hope.
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department responsible for our nuclear weapon stockpile. this breach has to be a wake-up call for all us. the president should be all over it. it should be his first, second, third concern. we cover it all this morning with admiral brett giroir. from the white house task force, the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee mark werner and president-elect joe biden s pick to lead the energy department jennifer granholm, plus insight and analysis from our powerhouse round table. announcer: from abc news, it s this week. here now chief anchor george stephanopoulos. good morning and welcome to this week. as we come into christmas week the covid pandemic has tightened its deadly grip on our country. the worst week yet has passed, crossing 300,000 deaths. a new 9/11 nearly every day. 13 straight days of record high hospitalizations. more than 1.5 million new cases. one out of every 200 americans is contracting the virus every day. the good news this week two v
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history have paved the way for this moment tonight. shattering the glass ceiling. while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last, because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. the campaign ends with celebrations and protests across america. [ crowd chanting ] as president trump confronts defeat, the president-elect prepares to lead, grappling with a raging pandemic, a faltering economy, a nation divided by race, region and politics. announcer: from abc news, this is a special edition of this week, your voice, your vote 2020. here now chief anchor george stephanopoulos. good morning, and welcome to this week. the week america chose to end the trump presidency. after four years of division and tumult, assaults on truth and treasured institutions, voters turned out in record numbers to turn the page, replacing a reality tv star raised in wealth with a career politician from the working class. in hi