Biden’s Trip Abroad And Foreign Policy Challenges Ahead
Political commentator David Rothkopf on Biden's first trip overseas and why he says America's biggest foreign policy challenge is our own polarized politics.
Protestors gather in Washington, D.C. on November 4 as the presidential election vote count continued.
As of Friday afternoon, the votes are still being counted, but former Vice President Joe Biden appears on the verge of winning the presidency.
Meanwhile, President Trump says he has no plans to concede — and continues to make baseless claims of voter fraud.
Diane asked Susan Page, USA Today Washington bureau chief, to bring us up to speed on the count and what we might expect in the days ahead.
Guests
- Susan Page Washington bureau chief, USA Today; author of "The Matriarch: Barbara Bush And The Making Of An American Dynasty"
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