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Kamala Harris has just completed a phone call with president-elect Donald Trump to concede the election and congratulate him on his victory. She emphasized the importance of a peaceful transfer of power and being president for all Americans. Harris will deliver remarks at Howard University at 4 PM today. Additionally, there has been some confusion regarding election results, particularly mixing up Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Trump won North Carolina in 2016, 2020, and 2024, but there has been a mix-up when referencing these states on the electoral map.

The speaker states they haven't called European or US leaders recently, but are open to contact and exchange information through channels like the foreign ministry. They claim it's not for them to determine US elections, but if they had a favorite candidate, it used to be Joe Biden. The speaker says Biden recommended supporting Harris, and that is what they are going to do.

The former press secretary appeared on The View to discuss working with Biden and Kamala to ensure the right messages reach the public. However, she stated that as press secretary, she had a special role and did not interact with the campaign. She claims she had no insight into polling data that showed a loss. This exchange led to a break in the conversation.

Congratulations on your election win. You’ll be leading a deeply divided country for the next four years. Will you concede the 2020 election to help unify the nation? No, I won't concede. The country is divided, but Joe Biden is the president, not me. He has been a divider, particularly through the weaponization of the justice department against his political opponents. This aggressive approach backfired on him and has further divided the country.

The president and vice president believe that former president Donald Trump should tone down his rhetoric. President Biden has been clear-eyed about the threat that the former president represents to democracy.

Vice President Pence is attending the inauguration of President Trump and Vice President JD Vance at the U.S. Capitol, marking only their second meeting since January 2021. Pence tweeted about the significance of the day, emphasizing the celebration of democracy and the peaceful transfer of power. He encouraged Americans to pray for Trump and Vance as they take on their responsibilities. However, Karen Pence, the former second lady, is not present, having expressed her strong disapproval of the events surrounding January 6, when a mob threatened her husband.

I did great at the debate the other night. The other guy is quitting, so we have Kamala now. She's better. Imagine him dealing with Putin and the Chinese president. He's probably quitting. Keep knocking them out. Thank you.

A vote for Biden is a vote for President Biden and Vice President Harris, according to Speaker 1. They are a ticket called Biden Harris. Speaker 1 states they were elected and intend to be reelected, as does the president. When asked if she could tell the American public if there ever is a problem, Speaker 1 responded, "Of course, if necessary, but there's no need for that."

I prioritize the preservation of American democracy and believe in free and fair elections. There is a dangerous extremist movement in America that threatens our democracy. We must all take action to protect it, as history, the world, and future generations are watching. The vice president and I have been advocating for voting rights since the beginning of our administration, and I urge all Americans to join us in this cause. We are a nation of possibilities, where the power lies with the people. Together, there is nothing we cannot achieve. Paid for by the...

The speaker says they are focused on solving the inflation crisis caused by Kamala Harris's policies. Regarding the 2020 election, the speaker believes issues should be debated peacefully in the public square, as Donald Trump has said. The speaker claims Trump said protesters should protest peacefully on January 6th. The speaker believes there is a threat to democracy in the form of censorship, Americans ending friendships over politics, and big tech silencing citizens. The speaker says Kamala Harris would rather censor people who engage in misinformation than debate them. The speaker is proud to have the endorsement of Bobby Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, who may not agree on every issue, but are united behind the principle of debating differences. The speaker accuses Kamala Harris of engaging in censorship at an industrial scale, which they believe is a bigger threat to democracy than what Trump said about protesting peacefully on January 6th.

The American people made their choice in a free and fair election, and it's crucial to respect that decision. The president's role is to ensure a peaceful transfer of power, which is a fundamental aspect of our democracy. The president has reached out to the president-elect, following customary practices, to facilitate this transition. It's important to acknowledge the concerns of those who feel fearful, but the administration is committed to putting the American people first and ensuring they receive the peaceful transition they deserve. The president and vice president are focused on delivering for the American people during this time.

The speaker is asked if they believe the vice president is the best running mate. They respond by stating that the vice president's role is to be the vice president, and that is why she is not doing certain things. The speaker also mentions that they often hear people questioning why she isn't doing more. They conclude by saying that the vice president's job description does not require her to do much.

Senator Nicole Tobiasin reported political violence at the state Republican headquarters in Albuquerque. She stated that despite respectful discourse during the recent legislative session, a political leader in New Mexico is calling for Democrat citizens to agitate Republicans, which she believes directly incited the violence. Tobiasin stressed that inciting violence is unacceptable, especially when the goal is unity. She emphasized that everyone in Albuquerque and New Mexico are neighbors, and such incidents must not recur.

During a conversation with college students, the Vice President was asked about financial support for cities dealing with migrant issues. She responded that the federal government is providing resources and is open to negotiating for more if needed. The next question was about Joe Biden's age, to which she replied that age is more than just a number and that there is no need to address any potential problems. The Vice President also promised to inform the press if anything were to happen to the President. Lastly, she acknowledged that there may be some truth to the claims of sexism and racism affecting her popularity in the media.

I spoke with the former president after the horrible events of last weekend. I expressed my concern and was glad to hear he was doing well. Regarding the language used in the campaign, I acknowledged that using the term "bullseye" was a mistake. My intention was to emphasize the need to focus on Trump's policies and record, not to incite violence. I am not the one trying to be a dictator. I don't know if the shooting will change the trajectory of the race. My primary concern is the former president's health and the tone of the coverage moving forward. I have seen signs with a lot of terrible things said about me and it's that kind of viciousness that needs to stop. 14 million people voted for me to be the nominee. I have seen parts of the debate, but not the whole thing. Trump will surround himself with people who agree with him.

The race is very close, and we're awaiting results from three key states. Polling indicated a tight contest, and rural areas voted significantly less for her compared to Joe Biden four years ago, which she couldn't offset in suburban and urban areas. It's crucial to honor democracy and the will of the people. As the son of a refugee, I deeply value this country and its institutions. I believe the vice president will respect the final outcome, regardless of whether it’s favorable. There’s an important message in that commitment to democracy.

I will campaign with Kamala and work on passing legislation as a sitting president. We must protect democracy because Trump is still a danger to the community and the nation.

The speaker references Trump's warning about "bedlam" if the courts don't treat him fairly, coinciding with Biden's campaign focus on threats to democracy and political violence. Biden stated that political violence is never acceptable. When asked if political violence is never acceptable, Trump responded that he had very little of it and cited his record on wars and defeating ISIS. When asked about his use of the word "bedlam," Trump stated that he didn't say it, but that Joe Biden is bedlam because he can't lead or find his way off a stage. He believes Biden's focus on political violence is a political ploy, accusing Biden of calling him a dictator.

The speaker expresses concern over extreme rhetoric surrounding Trump, linking it to recent violence. They call for an end to hyperbolic statements from all elected officials. Another speaker mentions Trump's strong criticism of Biden. Both emphasize the need to calm down and address the dangerous escalation of rhetoric to prevent further violence. They stress the importance of leaders tamping down on inflammatory language to avoid inciting more violence.

Vice President Harris was asked if she had any regrets about defending President Biden's capacity to serve another four years, especially after the debate. Harris responded, "No. Not at all." She stated that serving with President Biden for almost four years has been one of the greatest honors of her career. She described him as deeply caring, smart, and loyal to the American people. Harris said she has spent hours with him in the Oval Office and the situation room. She believes he has the intelligence, commitment, judgment, and disposition that the American people rightly deserve in their president.

I'm excited watching this, people have been waiting for this. I agree with Tim, I'm even more excited. It was a powerful debut as vice president. I was impressed when she called out Donald Trump. She was smart, engaging, funny, and feisty. Her speech felt genuine and comfortable.

The speaker states their team contacted Vice President Harris' and President Trump's teams to discuss ideas. The speaker emphasizes the importance of personal life over politics. They are in Trump Tower and have just interviewed President Trump, calling it a great interview that will be posted next week.

The speaker states they haven't called European or US leaders in a while, but are open to contact and exchange information through channels like the foreign ministry. They claim it's not for them to determine US elections, but if they had a favorite candidate, it used to be Joe Biden. The speaker says Biden recommended supporting Harris, and that is what they are going to do.

A vote for Biden is a vote for President Biden and Vice President Harris, according to Speaker 1. They are a ticket called Biden Harris. Speaker 1 states they were elected and intend to be reelected, as does the president. When asked if Speaker 1 could tell the American public if there ever is a problem, Speaker 1 responded, "Of course, if necessary, but there's no need for that."

President Biden thanked his campaign team for their hard work and dedication, acknowledging the recent changes in the campaign. He expressed his commitment to continue working alongside Kamala Harris, focusing on passing legislation and campaigning. Biden emphasized the importance of democracy, addressing issues such as gun control, healthcare, and climate change. He also mentioned efforts to end the conflict in Gaza and promote Middle East peace. Biden reassured his team that he will remain actively engaged despite not being on the ticket, urging them to support Harris.