In Part 2 of our look at the overlooked, yet critical role Native American voters played in Joe Biden’s presidential win, we go to Wisconsin, where Biden won by just 21,000 votes and the Native American voter bloc helped turn the state blue.

As the U.S. COVID-19 death toll nears 250,000, we look at the most promising vaccine candidates; Why so many hospitals failed to provide adequate PPE to doctors and nurses; Climate change-fueled hurricanes devastate Central America.

A ceasefire ends in occupied Western Sahara, a territory Morocco has illegally occupied since 1975; Ronnie Long was released this year after 44 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit, and voted for the first time. He is demanding a pardon.

The New Yorker's Jane Mayer on President Donald Trump's increasingly desperate campaign to stay in power despite losing the election to Joe Biden; Voting rights activist Desmond Meade on the fight to re-enfranchise people and casting his first ballot.

While President Trump is refusing to concede to President-elect Joe Biden, many world leaders are acknowledging Biden will be the next U.S. president; We get response to the election, with analysts from Britain, Brazil, South Africa and the Middle East.

Co-host Juan González on how the Latinx community helped drive record election turnout; We look at the election results in Puerto Rico; The Supreme Court appears to support upholding the Affordable Care Act; Are we witnessing the start of the coup?

Pfizer's COVID vaccine announcement sparks hope, but is it for real?; Leading Palestinian peace negotiator Saeb Erekat dies of COVID at 65; Fears grow that the Trump administration is moving to overturn last week's victory by Joe Biden.

The Trump presidency is coming to an end. We discuss Joe Biden and Kamala Harris's historic win and get reaction from artist and antiracist activist Bree Newsome Bass, Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. and California Congressmember Ro Khanna.

As Trump doubles down on unsubstantiated claims of election rigging, his supporters may resort to violence. We talk to investigative journalist Allan Nairn and activist Jane McAlevey. As Georgia flips to Biden, we speak to reporter Anoa Changa in Atlanta.

Juan González on record turnout in the election and the "false narrative" about Latinx voters; How organizers are turning Arizona blue; Mondaire Jones, set to become one of the first two openly gay Black men elected to Congress, on his historic win.