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The top United Nation's human rights official says Republican nominee Donald Trump becoming president of the United States would present a global danger. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
For the first time, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has appeared to accept President-elect Joe Biden's win over President Donald Trump. According to Business Insider, McConnell had previously held off on acknowledging Biden's win, insisting that Trump had a right to fight the outcome in court. According to Business Insider, The Kentucky Republican has worked closely with the Trump White House to install legions of conservative judges to the federal bench. However, McConnell on Tuesday spoke of a 'new administration' when discussing future COVID-19 economic stimulus negotiations. I think we all know that after the first of the year, there's likely to be a discussion about some additional package of some size next year, depending upon what the new administration wants to pursue. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell
Amid President Donald Trump's frantic tweets demanding a stop to voting, Twitter itself is being sued for not suspending Trump's account. Business Insider reports the suit comes from two national, nonpartisan organizations. They're calling for CEO Jack Dorsey to temporarily suspend Trump's Twitter account over multiple violations of the company's civic integrity policy. The president has made various tweets in the last few days including baseless claims of election fraud and prematurely declaring victory. Twitter announced well ahead of Election Day that it would add labels to tweets that included misleading content. But the joint letter states that doing so 'does not go far enough' as the results of the 2020 presidential election remain unofficial.
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton attacks Donald Trump saying she believes he's the most dangerous presidential candidate to run in U.S. history. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori, 85, is freed from prison after a court reinstated a pardon of his 25-year sentence for crimes against humanity. Fujimori is seen driving away in a gray vehicle, moving slowly through a crowd of cheering supporters in the capital Lima. IMAGES
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