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to be an unfortunate misrepresentation. that is why we gave them the $1.5 billion. we will work to secure an emergency use authorization, which should be coming down extremely soon, and my administration will then coordinate the distribution of the vaccine, and it will be approved, i think again, very, very quickly. jessie: the president also saying other vaccines in addition could be ready soon, and while joe biden s team has discussed the possibility of future lockdowns, president trump said that won t happen on his watch. this administration will not be going through a locked down. whatever happens in the future, who knows? i guess time will tell, but this administration will not go to a lockdown. jessie: all right, a lot of good news. i guess this was developed five times faster than any other vaccine, and they could get 20 million doses out by decemb december, and the rest of the country could see distribution by april. the only way for this nation to get o ....
poodle skirt and the current president has had to fight for n opposition of the elite, often using a very familiar word. the president apparently doesn t recall any of this. he knows he s an illegitimate president. he knows. he knows that there were a bunch of different reasons why the election turned out. before she is not alone. remember this clown? he was legally elected. weighing in on the election. frankly the fbi is weighing in on the election. i think this makes his election illegitimate. greg: i wonder how joe feels about this. he is an illegitimate president. [cheers and applause] i absolutely agree. greg: yes he does. but who could forget those who boycott of the inauguration which was meant to underscore the illegitimacy. and vendor is his own tweet questioning his legitimacy and that is one of many. so how does he forget all of that? maybe after using every single hoax and racial smear against trump and his supporters, he erases all memory of it, ....
comments, coming as post office whistle-blowers save thousands of mail-in ballots were either tampered with or thrown out entirely in key swing states. watch this. it s big i can tell you i saw 24 pallets, i picked them up in new york and drove them to harrisburg and from harrisburg i drove to lancaster. i had no ballots to take on election day, the day after the election i didn t really think anything of it until the postal service supervisor asked me if i had forgotten ballots of the night before. and i didn t have any so i was like, that s kind of a weird question, no. and he explained to me that 100,000 ballots were supposedly missing in the state of wisconsin. jesse: during a hearing in michigan, do people watchers claimed they were bullied. take a look at this. beco any time as a challenger i tried to look at the ballot, two or three of the poll workers literally screaming at me to get back 6 feet. these people were like professional agitators whose job it w ....
emily, let s begin with you. what do you find most irritating about thanksgiving? emily: nothing! the notion that people already grumble going into it. that s what i find irritating. jesse: is at the traffic on the travel? emily: but this year is the government overreach and the notion that the government can enter your home and a rescue or find you for having your family over. jesse: yes, big government is terrible, right, juan? not if they are trying to protect me, but this is an interesting question, because it is one of those thanksgiving where you are like i like to those things that were irritating me. traffic or my brother going crazy and overcooking the turkey, i hope he is not watching. i don t like dry turkey. but now i want have that to talk about. dana: the three day work week. i find that very annoying that you work monday now, it would be better if it was a whole week off. working monday tuesday wednesday, and then being off thursday friday it ....
but first, 2020. what a year. it was a wild ride. let s take a look back at some of the top news stories that made the biggest headlines. earlier today, impeachment articles were presented and read aloud by the democratic managers and supreme court chief justice john roberts swore in senators as jurors. jesse: the world mourns and we have new information on the tragic death of kobe bryant. we are learning what happened inside the helicopter before the terrible crash that killed the nba legend, his daughter, and seven others. juan: concerns in the united states about the fast spreading coronavirus. it s killed more than 100 people in china. the trump administration issuing its highest travel warning. mcdonald s is closing stores in china. infections are doubling every six days and we are sitting here and we are like going, you know what, it s not the flu. the scientists are mapping this virus are super worried. dana: feels like a long time coming. iowans prepar ....