♪ ♪. jedediah: welcome, everyone, to the 6:00 a.m. hour of "fox and friends weekend." we hope you have your breakfast. join us for an amazing news day. a lot of big news hitting this week. with pete hegseth, will cain. a pleasure to see you bright and early. pete: i was checking my tie. i have "fox & friends" blue. so do you, will. will: we wear the same tie.

what are you going to do about it? jedediah: i missed the memo. i got heat when i had the tie on. i said listen, i have to go give them competition every now and again. will: i wasn't going to say anything t was a good look. jedediah: thank you. will: busy time in the country to shutdowns in the economy. to now the nomination of a new supreme court justice. there is so much. thousands of people are packing the supreme court steps to honor justice ruth bader ginsburg. pete: inside the justice's bench chair draped in black. jedediah: lucas tomlinson joins us as the fight to fill her seat grows. what is the latest? reporter: all is quiet at the supreme court. across at the capitol they're gearing up for a fit to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg. lindsey graham wants someone to replace as fast as possible.

senator chuck schumer says not so fast. he wants to wait until after the election. this photo shows justice ginsburg's chair draped in black. thousands showed up to. senator elizabeth warren led the crowd said i will fight. her last wish to wait until after the election to have a successor named. senator susan collins says quote, given the proximity of the general election. in fairness to the american people will be reelecting the president or decision on new one. the president who is elected november 3rd. she is down six points right now. writing in foxnews.com, senator ted cruz in 29 times u.s. history where a vacancy occurred this close to the election the president always nominated somebody. guys?

will: thanks, lucas. elizabeth warren says we will fight. her call is being echoed across the democratic land. we're hearing people suggest there is potential to pack the court if president trump nominates someone to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg. that is what congressman joe kennedy said. as lucas pointed out, it will come down to three or four, jed. senators on the republican signed of the aisle. whether or not they will support president trump's nomination. susan collins, lisa murkowski, mitt romney, cory gardner from colorado. will those senators support replacing ruth bader ginsburg. jedediah: i don't think so. chuck grassley was mentioned in the list. there will be a battle. we talked yesterday how this would get very heated this will become all about politics pretty quickly. the supreme court nominations are key, right? these are big decisions. a lot of people are concerned about the issue of abortion, of the second amendment, freedom of

speech is a hot topic right now across the country. they are lifetime appointments. they do deserve a lot of debate and a lot of thoughtfulness. the question do people believe slightly over 40 days is enough time to let the process play out in a way that makes people feel comfortable. we saw what happened with brett kavanaugh. that went on and on. i put out a tweet yesterday, pete, i am looking forward to what the females wrote in the margin of their high school yearbooks. i was being partly funny. i was being realistic. democrats will pull out every last top on the round. pete: the clock on republicans don't end in november. they go to january third that fights within the time frame that justices are concerned. i found out that they deliver the "new york post" here on sundays. here is the "new york post," full court prez.

what struck me in the last 24 hours since the show, how predictable the reaction has thus been. the big plot twist was the passing of the justice. notorious rbg they call her the left's most beloved jurist. the person replacing that person is mitch mcconnell who is the left's most hatest lawmaker. effectively said we'll fill the seat. republicans more or less fallen behind that the president rallied for that. susan collins one exception, may be willing to wait. that could change until after the election. it comes down to a couple of republican senators. if they're asked the question would you rather have joe boyden fill the court spot, rather have donald trump whether you like him or not. on issues of life, religious liberty second amendment, would be faithful to that. president was in north carolina. a raucous rally as usual. his supporters there in person

had a chant i think speaks to the sentiment how his people feel about filling the seat. watch. president trump: article ii of our constitution says the president shall nominate justices of the supreme court. [cheering] i don't think it can be anymore clear, can it? i don't think so. i don't think so. what do you think, tom, thom tillis? i don't think it can be anymore clear. this can only happen in north carolina. pete: chants, of fill that seat. why a lot of people voted for the president in 2016. he has a chance for another one. will: he certainly does. he put out a couple names. we know the names he put out. president trump also suggested it will be a woman who replaces

justice ruth bader ginsburg. he went on to say that exact fact. listen to this. president trump: both the white house and senate majority have a moral duty to fulfill the promises they made to the voters and that is exactly what we're going to do. we said that if for any reason we have a vacancy on the united states supreme court we will fill that vacancy. so we will uphold equal justice under the law for citizens of every race, color, religion and creed. i will be putting forth a nominee next week. it will be a woman. [cheering] pete: president trump not only saying he will put forth a nominee but it will be a woman. here are names he already put out that are women, potential nominees for the supreme court. there is judge amy comey barrett. federal appeals court judge

barbara lagoa, and appeals court judge allison rushing. i would prefer president not commit to anyone based on their gender, race, superficial characteristics. i would prefer the priority simply what is your judicial philosophy, what is your background, what is your merit. if that happens to end up being a woman we will celebrate that fact. i don't like filling quotas based on who held the seat prior or what is currently asked for by the electorate out there. just find the best person for the job. pete: absolutely. we'll learn a lot more about all of these women. there is a report from "axios" from a year ago, the president saying effectively, i'm saving amy for ruth. this idea that amy comey barrett was this close to being chosen last time. it went to brett kavanaugh. she seems to be a front runner. when you look at justice roberts the way he bent to the left or middle, been disappointing on

outcomes, i think for conservatives, interest will be a lot of pressure to pick someone, amy comey barrett, right there, who you know will stick to their core. who bill be alito, scalia type, don't grasp at something because it might look good on paper, jed. >> just a quick point to will's's point on issue of choosing the best person for the job. i agree with that sentiment. that is how it should be. however, i recognize women around the country do like to see women in position of leadership being chosen. they want a president that trusts women in those positions. that feels empowered to put women in those positions. i think it sends a message. we're in times where identity politics is real t does happen, you like it i think him making that statement will be a woman. i think that only helps him politically right you no. i think he knows that because of the political moment he is in and that is why he is doing

that. there is a lot of questions about joe biden what he is going to say. we know he come out right now, we should give this a minute. the next president should be filling this seat. this put should not be doing it, he seemed very vocal on that, when we look back at his record in the past, back in 2016 for example, he had a a little bit of different tune he was singing. let check that out right now. >> i made it absolutely clear i would go forward with the confirmmation process as chairman even a few months before a presidential election. if the nominee were chosen with the advice and not merely the consent of the senate. just as the constitution requires. will: there is joe biden. jedediah: this is politics, guys, right? not just, you can't just say it is joe biden, yes joe biden is doing that in this moment. this is what politicians do, when it is convenient for the

point for them they make it. wait a minute, five years later you said that this drives people crazy on both sides of the aisle. joe biden is no exception in this moment. will: you and i got into the conversation about the conversation about hypocrisy. what is laid out is blatant hypocrisy you can find. anybody can find a clip of lindsey graham contradicting themselves from four years ago. you suggested it is politics. but the truth is, it's a check and balance. it is politics. it is power but the bottom line is republicans had the power to block president's obama nominee four years ago. they have the power to replace ruth bader ginsburg today. that is what happens in politics. hand over of power. pete: i don't think it is hypocrisy. elections have consequences. politics is about who has the votes. in this case mitch mcconnell has the votes. the question, will he get the votes.

it may be razor thin. will: he may not. pete: he has the majority. he controls the schedule. controls the entire calendar of the senate not there is a new majority leader. the left hates that. will: we have to turn out a few headlines. overnight the bobcat fire going to 93,000-acres in california. strong winds helping fuel the flames, prompting new evacuation orders for communities in the desert. the wildfire has burned for nearly two weeks in the mountains northeast of los angeles. u.s. ban on tiktok downloads is officially postponed. it was scheduled to start today. the trump administration delaying it for one week after the president approved a deal between walmart and software company oracle. president trump: i have given the deal my blessing f they get it done. that's great. if they don't, that is okay too.

i approved the deal in concept. will: under the deal oracle and walmart would create a new entity, called tiktok global headquartered in the u.s. >> miami hurricanes notch a big win in the battle of two top 20 teams. >> it is rootster are loose. they will not catch him. touchdown miami. will: hurricanes putting up 485 yards in an impressive 47-34 win over louisville. 11th ranked oklahoma state cowboys survive against tulsa despite losing starting quarterback spencer sanders to an injury. they won 16-7. the number one ranked clem ton tigers showed why they are topped, dominating citadel 49-0. navy scores 22 unanswered points in the second half to beat tulane on a field goal. jedediah, want to get in on the

sports highlights? jedediah: i'm very glad you had that read. too many opportunities for me to make a pronounciation error. we can't have that. will: those were fairly simple. jedediah: list den, go ahead, will. will: president trump says the republicans are obligated to vote on the next supreme court justice but will moderates like mitt romney stand in the way? bret coleman served as legal council for senate judiciary committee, says it all depends on one senator. who is that? ♪. these days, businesses are adapting to new ways of working. and innovation is at the heart of it. verizon 5g ultra wideband is the fastest 5g in the world, with speeds up to 25 times today's 4g networks. its massive capacity and ultra-low lag time is already available in parts of select cities around the country.

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♪. president trump: we have an obligation. we won. we have an obligation as the winners to pick who we want. that is not the next president.

hopefully i will be the next president but we're here now, right now, we're here. and we have an obligation to the voters, all of the people, the millions of people that put us here in the form of a victory. we have an obligation to them, to all of those voters. will: that was president trump yesterday. he is expected to announce his nominee to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court next week but could some republican senators like mitt romney, susan collins end up delaying his plans? let's ask bret tolman, a former u.s. attorney for utah. he previously served as legal council for the senate judiciary committee hearing including confirmmation of roberts and alito. bret, thank you for being with us this morning. who is key in this process in both leadership and members and how quickly do you think it can move? >> look this will all boil down to one man that is senator lindsey graham. if you look at the last two chairman of the judiciary committee you have chairman

grassily and you saw his calm and really seasoned and strong leadership that he exhibited, i think was only reason that kavanaugh got through that hurricane of a mess on the last confirmation. and then before that senator arlen specter. so those were very seasoned, very strong personalities. they have a role to try to keep all of the republicans in line. if that happens, mcconnell will get this through in that narrow time frame. pete: that narrow time frame. we heard about susan collins, lisa murkowsky, saying maybe we should wait, mitt romney is wild card. does it happen to before the election or could this move into november and december as well, bret? >> it could go past the election. everybody at the judiciary committee right now, whether elected members or senate staff and attorneys are, are going to be 24/7 from now until then. it is grueling and exhausting.

there is already people right now who have been selected who are vetting on both sides good and bad issues with every potential nominee. pete: speaking of potential nominees, who do you like? who is the right pick for this president right now? >> i think it is clearly amy comey barrett. this is one that the country, republicans and conservatives all over the country hoping would be the opportunity for them to put her on the bench. i think she is the one that can withstand this, this fight that is coming and it will be a fight. so you know, this 2020, just continues to get more and more interesting. i would never expect this is going to happen. here we are. pete: we have three more plot twists in us, bret, for sure. a key criteria the ability to withstand the firestorm, hurricane. she has been vetted before. as far as conservatives who want to see someone faithful to the constitution as textualist, is

she rock solid on this. >> she is. she will come on the bench. she is a force to be dealt with. she holds to her guns. she is strong. if you look at the women that have been appointed to the court, they have had to be strong to get where they are. pete: how would they attack her? how would they attack her brett? >> before kavanaugh, i would give you the standard response, pete, they will attack her writings, opinions or decisions. i don't think that is in play anymore. i think now what it is, they will go as far as to make up an argument or an issue that comes in from left field in order to deal with it. we've seen it. there is that level of desperation on the democrat side. pete: very true. brett tolman, you know what you're talking about. thank you for coming in. >> thanks, pete.

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suspension, why was the tweet a problem with twitter what is the issue. >> either two things. don't want factual spread or penalizing us because the president retweeted our tweet. we rewritten. asked for reconsideration. we were told recently as last night, if we don't take the tweet down they will not give us access to our account. makes no sense. jedediah: we reached out to twitter for comment, we haven't heard back. what is your plan now? will you take it down? >> you know the deadline for the military voter and overseas empowerment act push which is required is that 45 days before an election those military ballots get sent out overseas. we were encouraging people to make a call to their county to ask if the ballots had been sent that deadline has passed. so, on one hand the tweet did what it needed to do. on the other hand, on principle, it, we have to be able to get

good information out there what is really happening. voters don't have information that they need. this is just going to become more and more serious as we edge towards november 3rd. because there is so much confusion. we need an outlet and, i'm not sure where we're going to go. jedediah: yeah. as important to note that the tweet itself did not look partisan but the fact it was retweeted by the president suddenly made it seem so in the eyes of twitter. we have another topic we want to talk with you about today. mail-in ballot laws in pennsylvania, there is a new one out there, driven out nearly a quarter of the state's top election officials. why is that happening? >> the pressure that is being put on these election administrators at this point is overwhelming. you've got them being pummeled with lawsuits that are changing the dynamics of what has to go on the ballots having to be printed and reprinted. they don't have the resources to do it.

they're working 15, 16, 17 hours a day with not great wages. they're sick of it. this is, this is the dirty underbelly that no one is talking about as it relates to mail-in ballots. this is the problem. states and counties are not prepared to deal with what is happening. it is just process. you can't do it. and it is going to get worse. that is why we're encouraging citizens to get engaged with their counties and help because it is all hands on deck time. jedediah: this is the concern that has repeatedly popped up when you look at that particular state. primary results took weeks to report in june. when we talk about the question whether people will have legislation results that night. what it will mean if they do not have results that night or soon after, that is a significant discussion that needs to be addressed. thanks for being here, weighing in. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> you're very welcome. coming up president trump says he will name a supreme court nominee this week. what impact will that have on

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state will memorialize supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg with a statue. it will be placed in brooklyn where ginsburg grew up. her childhood home is stand negotiate borough. jedediah: governor andrew cuomo, as lawyer, jurist and professor she redefined gender equity and civil rights. she was a monumental figure of equality. we can all agree she deserve as monument in her honor. the governor will appoint a commission soon to come up ideas with the design and location. will: wait now the left loves statues? oh, interesting development. tribute pour in for the late justice ginsburg. the vacancy she has sets up senate showdown during election year. the president is vowing to name his choice without delay. what impact could this have on the election in 2020, former florida congressman, texas republican chair, retired colonel allen west. thanks for being with us this

morning. answer that question. how does this reshape already what we shall say a very dynamic race? >> good to be with you, pete. we finished our quarterly state republican executive committee meeting. this was one of the topics we did discuss. without a doubt it will intensify already intense election cycle. it will draw clear battle lines, the idealogical differences between constitutional conservativism and socialism. the% has the opportunity to affect the court system in the land, really the culture of the united states of america and court decisions that come from that esteemed body going forward. so i think that you're going to see an incredible amount of pressure that is going to come from the left the left. you will see a lot of heinous behavior. earlier you talked about the way that justice kavanaugh was treated. i think it is going to be even worse because of the left will

not be able to contain themselves. but this is a great reason for constitutional conservatives and people that believe in the rule of law and law and other to come out to support this president. so i think that gives him even more reason to be reelected. it also gives even more reason for our senate to be strong as well. will: colonel west, replacing justice ginsburg has its own importance in terms of the supreme court. also, as you discussed has the ability to impact the presidential election some different ways. the left will be obviously animate what they see as hypocrisy. the right will be animated that supreme court justices are so important why they elected president trump. as you point out the battle itself will be so ugly. what do you think, which one of those factors plays a bigger role in the 2020 presidential election? >> good to be with you as well, will. one of the things i talked to

with the republican election committee is about messaging. you have to dominate the narrative. not allow the left to dough that they will continue to talk about the hypocrisy. senator mcconnell said, others said this is different situation because you have the senate and president of same party as opposed to the barack obama the senate was under gop control. but see the thing is, all the left has to do say republicans are hypocrites and republicans have to take more than a minute, a minute 1/2 to try to explain that rule. a lot of people, a lot of voters out there don't understand the rules and they will think it is a bunch of trickery. i think managing of the message, i think they're getting nominee out, i think amy barrett will be front and center, top of the list, that will be very important. as far as the timing, i don't know if you can push this through before the election but i believe if you get a good, strong candidate out there, we've got to put the left on their heels f they are seen attacking a woman and a woman who is a of catholic faith a

very strong mother, who adopted children from haiti, that is really bad messaging for the left. always try to maintain that high ground. jedediah: lieutenant, i want to shift over to some foreign policy briefly because the united states reimposed u.n. snap back sanctions on iran. pompeo announced that what does that mean for our relationship, for our foreign policy implications, what does it mean? >> well it means that the united states of america is once again operating from a position of strength and it goes back to the reagan mantra, peace through strength. we are now assuring our gulf cooperation council countries, partners as you have seen with the historic agreement with bahrain and u.a.e., that we will not be supporting the number one exporter of terrorism across the world and that's iran. we'll not allow iran to have that regional hegemonic dominance you saw during the obama-biden administration which will continue on in the harris-biden administration f they're starting to see a

presidential administration seeing a strong foreign policy. and the key of that the great state of texas has enabled the united states of america to be energy independent and net exporter of energy resources. again the harris-biden ticket would end fracking, stop us from drilling and destroy our oil and gas industry which will make us once again dependent on the middle east for energy resources. jedediah: lieutenant colonel, thank you so much for joining us this sunday morning. always a pleasure to have your insight on the show. >> thank you, jedediah, and everyone. jedediah: thanks so much. we'll turn to some headlines for you now this hour. the fbi and secret service both investigating a letter containing a deadly poison that was sent to president trump. the envelope with ricin was intercepted as an off site mail facility. canadian police say the letter appeared to have been sent from canada. the feds say there is no threat to the public. ricin is made from castor beans and can be lethal if ingested or inhaled.

two women claim they were fired for standing up for their religious beliefs. the lawsuit brought by the equal employment opportunity commission alleges they told managers at a kroger in arkansas they would not wear an apron that had a rainbow flag supporting the lgbt community. they say the symbol goes against their religious beliefs. they were terminated for violating the dress code. kroger does not comment on pends lawsuits. he may notable able walk yet but this 6-month-old is getting his feet wet. they posted photos of the baby boy water skiing, his mother calling him the world's youngest water skier. that is amazing. may possibly the cutest thing i ever seen in my life. i don't know if i would put my 10-month-old on water skis. it looks kind of cool. i will not lie, pete.

pete: very cool. will: balanced loosely. he has his knees locked. if he goes in the water, that is pretty brave. pete: he has a lifejacket on. rick, can you water ski, barefoot? rick: i love water skiing. jed, your son is 10 months old. he will not get in the right college. jedediah: great point, rick. pete: she is failing him. rick: pressure with kids. incredibly cold air, the officers real cold air mass of this fall. still summer but we're calling it fall. 38 degrees in west virginia. down parts of the central appalachians waking up to the cold morning. the cooler air will settle farther down this week. we'll look at highs tomorrow into the upper 60s, places like atlanta, parts of texas. not only cooler, the humidity

will drop. it will feel really good. there is a strong storm out here tropical storm beta. it is not moving. it will make a westward turn throughout the day and tonight. we'll see probably a little bit of a landfall, tropical storm, maybe hurricane, across parts of texas, monday night into tuesday, bring a lot of moisture again across parts of south. guys, thank you. will: looks like football weather. cancel culture strikes on campus again. meet the college senior as her peers want her removed from the school-run radio station, because of one tweet. ♪ when managing diabetes you can't always stop for a fingerstick. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to.

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♪. will: arizona state university student journalist canceled over a tweet about jacob blake. the now deleted tweet. always more to the story. please read this story to get the background of jacob blake's warrant. you will be disgusted. the student run radio station, blaze radio, with the reported to remove here as station manager. she is not packing down. here is the university senior, raleen kline. start with what you tweeted. what you had to say. caused so much backlash. >> good morning, will. thank you for having me on. the tweet from the "new york post" sparked a huge fire within the cronkite school. there was misterp nation behind my meaning from it. i was starting at a reporter at cronkite news, our assignment, what we're graded on being activity on social media, posting articles and sharing information. what i posted this, a lot of

people misinterpreted my meaning. the word you will be disgusted. they took it disgusted with him, rather than the sexual assault allegations and growth desk details outlined in the article. will: to qualify, you didn't back a particular position, you were just in your words, putting out more information to the store and the background? >> correct. from my stance, our job as journalist is to share the facts and there can be two truths to any story, multiple truths. you know people feelings towards that truth doesn't make it any less important or relevant to share. will: talk about the some of the response. some of the backlash. the board of governors of the station voted to remove you from the station. from what i understand arizona state university says you have not been removed. here is what arizona state is saying. contrary to she has not been fired for dismissing as station manager. any actions are unfolding are not punishment for a tweet. i was clear with raelee would

not be removed. because of believes. from our perspective this is ongoing situation. arizona state, has been saying you have not been removed, what was response to that? >> that was news to me when i read the statement from the school and dean. from my understanding i had been removed from the position and had several pieces of evidence written and verbal that stated i have had been removed from the position. it was not to continue on as station manager. so i'm waiting for a more detailed response. i haven't gotten anything back yet. will: are these emails removing you from your position communicated to you, is that from faculty or fellow students? >> it is from the dean, the dean of the cronkite school. will: from the dean himself is saying that. >> yeah. will: one other question, are you surprised? in the current climate we talk about it often on "fox & friends," we talk about the suppression of free speech. the climate of singular points of view proliferating across this nation across college campuses, were you surprised by

the backlash you got? >> i was surprised by the amount of backlash. i never expected it to blow up the way it did, not only in our school but nationally. i think you bring up a good point. our country is polarized. so quick to bully that don't agree into silence. i've been told as white woman, born and raised in wyoming i can't comment on issues like this. the tweet was too fox news if you will. incredible reallation of not only journalism world is coming to, but what our country some coulding to. it is so important to protect the first amendment and application to every single american citizen. will: if it is fox news to provide the full details and facts of the story that charge is happily accepted. thanks for being with you today and background of story. >> thanks for having me. will: president trump says he approves of a new deal to sell tiktok to oracle and walmart. what does it mean for the app?

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♪. president trump: we have issues on tiktok. i've given the deal my blessing. if they get the deal done that's okay and if they don't that's okay too. that is a good deal for america. pete: president trump approved the tiktok deal between oracle and walmart. will: it is expected to save 25,000 jobs. the headquarters will likely be in texas. the president said it will include a five billion dollar donation to education. jedediah: here to react is kurt

the cyberguy and a tiktok influencer, london. kurt start with you, give us your take on the deal. does it provide the security necessary in terms of data protection they were looking for. >> good morning, talk about the 11th hour here right? the president saving the day. essentially i would be reporting this morning how the app stores would rip the app off the store so you can't download it any longer a big win for london. a big win for 100 million tiktok users here in the u.s. and a big win for our national security. because what we're doing is creating a new entity based in the u.s. 25,000 new jobs coming primarily in texas where this new operation that will be a joint venture between tiktok, it will be called tiktok. it is owned by bytedance. that is not going away but the new u.s. venture will really control the data of this. while bytedance will control the

algorithm that making the magic like some stars like london leap up to over a million users, the u.s. data will really be controlled here. this is a huge win for our security. pete: london, you're happy. the app's not gone. >> yeah. pete: is it part of your, factor into your consideration at all, previously your data and millions of others americans could have been accessed by the come night chinese? are you happy that tiktok is able to secure the data? >> it did concern me and millions of other tiktok influencers and user alike. it is not every day that us influencers become a threat to national security so we definitely wanted it to be done right and, you know, at our level of knowledge we don't really know what other countries are capable of doing with our data. will: kurt, let me go back to you really quickly.

this is great. it will bring 25,000 jobs to the united states. it is great president trump accomplished a deal, the most important factor from the beginning, is the data secure? that was the problem at the beginning. as you point out bytedance still has an ownership stake in this. can we feel 100% confidence the data is concerned, kurt? >> we know 53% of this investment will be controlled here in the u.s. and with other investors that are non-chinese. so we will have control over that data. oracle really will be housing that data. so, yeah, this data in the tiktok version that you will sign on to here will be based in the u.s. and it will no longer be part of china. i don't know if people understand this, but when you do business with chinese tech companies the government there is very different than ours. they maintain control. they have a strangle on all those tech companies and they have a right to go into those tech companies in china and simply take that data and do

what they want with it. jedediah: you know, london, a lot of people don't really understand tiktok. they say oh, it's a silly fun app. it is no big deal, this story. for people like you, this is your income stream. you are an entrepreneur on this when you talk about this. can you talk about this why is so important for people in your situation? >> of course. tiktok is so much deeper than the dances most people see. i'm an entrepreneur first and an entertainer second. when tiktok provided me the platform for exponential growth, i attacked it, i attacked it hard. i've been posting three times a day for the last five months. i just crossed a million followers. and it is so unlike any app out there that i recommend every entertainer, every educator, every entrepreneur, to start posting on tiktok. will: have to cut you off,

london. appreciate your time and yours, kurt. hope everything is secure. >> thank you. will: that was the goal. still ahead president trump will name his nominee for the supreme court democrats are gearing up for a big battle. we'll discuss it in the next hour our agents helped make saving on insurance easy usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa

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show, maybe people are waking up, having cold pizza from last night. maybe you unintentionally having pepperoni pizza day. will: i'm shocked you're not doing that now. pete: just learned about that on my phone. jedediah: you have to have enough mountain dew before you can coat the system with the cold pizza. you have to help him out, pete. will: i've seen the mountain dew pete: producers are telling me pizza hut will be here in 45 minutes. enough about pizza. we're glad you're watching. of course this weekend has been dominated by the reality that ruth bader ginsburg passed late on friday night. the president hit the trail yesterday in north carolina in fayetteville. big crowd. we hadn't yet gotten a reaction necessarily from the president. although there was a tweet where he, he put it @gop to republicans, move this quickly. president took to the podium

last night. everyone wondering where is his head at? how quickly will he move? the crowd chanting, "fill that seat." here is what the president said in fayetteville, north carolina. president trump: article ii of our constitution said the president shall nominate justices of the supreme court. [cheering] we win an election. those are the consequences. it is called fill that seat. that's what we're doing. the supreme court was a central issue in both the 2016 presidential election and then the 2018 midterm election. both the white house and senate majority have a moral duty to fulfill the promises they made to the voters and that is exactly what we're going to do. we said that if for any reason we have a vacancy on the united states supreme court, we will fill that vacancy. will: every indication we've gotten since in the last 24 hours, will, the president will move and move quickly. this was anticipated.

they, it was sort of widely known inside of washington she was in ill health. no one knew but this list had been developed, female pick is not surprising to replace ruth bader ginsburg. things could move real quick. will: they real could. a little bit earlier in the show, jedediah, pete, you said something that struck my attention. the response over the last 24 hours of the left has been somewhat predictable. forgive my ney naivety from the response from the left would be, pack the court. the response from the left, if there is nomination before the election, if there is a nomination in 2020, to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court, the response will be, then we will tear the court down. we'll change the complexion of the court. i, jedediah am surprised of this. legitimacy of our institutions have been called into question four years state. i didn't know it was the knee-jerk reaction. share with you, jedediah, some

of that reaction. here is democratic rep, jerry nadler, who tweeted the following in response to a potential 2020 nomination f senator mcconnell and senate gop would force a nominee during lame-duck session before the new senate and president could take office, the senate should move to expand the supreme court. filling a supreme court vacancy after lame-duck session is undemocrattic and clear violation of public trust in elected officials. congress would have to act in expanding the court would be the right place to start. again, jedediah, forgive my naivety this questioning of our institutions surprising. jedediah: i'm not surprised. you give them way too much credit, will. this is classic intimidation tactic. oh, if you do this, we're going to do this as if they wouldn't do what they were going to do anyway? democrats operate like that. they juts do what they want. if the shoe were on the other

foot i can promise you a democratic president would be making a in nation. will: they said they would. they wanted merrick garland. jedediah: would say we have no choice. the excuse would be we have no choice. it is too important. they would justify that, that would be the end of the story. you wouldn't have democrats coming out like republicans mitt romney or murkowski, mitt romney will come out, because he will, murkowsky and susan collins now is not the time. you wouldn't see that. you would see much more cohesiveness on the left. i'm not surprised. with that being said look at more tweets. representative joe kennedy, democrat massachusetts, if we hold a vote in 2020, we pack the court in 2021. that is that simple. richard blumenthal if republicans rep prehensably pack the supreme court before the election nothing is off the table. i don't know if you're surprised by this. maybe you are. this, they have nothing else. they have to come out say if you do this, you will take this one step further.

i don't know they think it will work or not, you have got nothing else at this point. that is where they go. pete: i was surprised how they came out definitely said, pack it. this is i will legitimate. not really. you're right. the level of trump derangement syndrome they have. remember their assumption was on election night, fine, obama didn't get merrick garland, don't worry hillary clinton is going to win. he will get confirmed anyway. she will pick one or two more. they saw a future majority of the supreme court in their hands. with presidency, house and senate, all the cultural institutions the left has taken over and destroyed in this country the court would be one of them too. they're staring down the barrel, john roberts is either way, could be 6-3 court for 20 years. the next person, justice breyer is2. liberal justice as well. potentially a 7-2 court. imagine you're a leftist who hates president trump, who wants to fundamentally transform

america which is what they say all the time. bernie sanders says it. barack obama said it. standing in your way is a 6-3 or 7-2 constitutionally faithful court that actually protects the founding of our nation, that is a problem for leftists who want to tear it all down. will: it is a big problem. i want to be clear with anyone listening, packing the court, moving the number of justice on the supreme court to potentially 20. it is not a constitutional requirement there are nine justice. it has been a norm. it has been that way for the past, what has it been a century? the last real court packing effort was with franklin roosevelt in 1930s. odds the left breaking the norm what they believe is folk on if election year appointment so the people court, would be breaking a century long norm. pete: look success they thought they had. new deal, that was huge

progressive pull but a lot was aided and abetted by to pack the court. if you're looking how do we undo trump? we could try to pack the court. the question, jedediah, does that resonate to level of election issue. maybe it does. maybe it doesn't. overreach the way the left is willing to throw it all away for their own agenda. jedediah: yeah. it is certainly is an election hot topic because there is one democrat who is actually on record saying he would not get involved in packing. guess who that is? that is joe biden. take a listen to the flash back from october 2019. >> i would not get into court packing. we had three justices. next time around we lose control, they add three justices. we lose any credibility the court has at all. so i would not pack the court. no one would get on the court. by the way if in fact at the end of this, beginning next year, if in fact one of the justices steps down, god forbid, and in fact i would make sure that we

would do exactly what, what mcconnell did last time out, we would not allow any hearing to be held for a new justice. >> thank you, mr. vice president. jedediah: i want to address the absurdity of this. the court is not supposed to be political. they are there to enforce the constitution. they are supposed to be originalists. that is note supposed to be political. we should all be on board with that. instead what you have, is the left demand being activism. they want political activists sitting on that court. that is the battle. that is why people on the right get so passionate about this they're not looking for activism on the court. they're looking for people enforce the constitution that, be originalist, leave it like that. they're not looking for people running a political campaign to sit on the court. that is why this battle is so important. pete: why they loved ruth bader ginsburg so much. she was political activist on

court. she was celebrated for that. the constitution shouldn't be political. they made the flag political. they made the anthem political. of course they will make the constitution political. remember who in the debates talked about court packing, pete buttigieg. mayor pete said repeatedly i would pack the court. it is young firebrand progressive leftists who don't care about the norms or the constitution or the way we've done it because it is all about fundamentally transforming our country into a socialist, whatever their vision, their alternate vision of what america should be. >> if we think court pack something an extreme response to presidential nomination, share with response on line from the left to potential nomination in 2020. first, here is a tweet from reza aslan formerly of cnn if there is attempt to nomination it would be over our dead bodies literally. there is another one, this is from hollywood's rob riper. ruth bader ginsburg's body isn't

even cold and mitch mcconnell is dancing on her grave. this is war. democrats have powerful weapons. now is the time to use them. the tenor -- pete: what is powerful weapon he is referring to? will: i doubt that is reference to packing the court. i have no idea what that is in reference to. pete: that is the hyperbolic language left always accuses trump supporters are using. he is simply reporting to the fact, i won the election. i get to pick the nominee. if you do that, maybe you should win the next one. jedediah: think about the allegation. trump has the audacity. he is the president. this is his job. pete: never accepted that. jedediah: the senate should vote on it. listen you don't want to vote, you feel strongly as a senator, this is not the time. you get to vote no. you get to make your voice heard but the fact it is president's job to make that nomination. it shouldn't be tainted as

something doing outrage just. he won the election. if you doesn't like it, win an election. we'll turn to headlines this hour. dozens of people are arrested during an anti-i.c.e. protest in new york city. the demonstrators calling for the agency to be abolished. they were protesting reports of immigrant women receiving medical procedures inside of detention centers without their consent. i.c.e. denied those allegations. police arrested more than 85 people for blocking traffic. president trump calls the los angeles county deputies shot outside ever a compton train station to wish them a speedy recovery. the sheriff's department sharing pictures showing one of the deputies receiving a call from inside the hospital icu. she had to write down the responses because of her injuries. a sergeant relayed them to the president. the other injured deputy took the call at home. surveillance video showed the gunman ambushing the deputies earlier this month. authorities have not made an

arrest. authorities are calling sheriff alexville knave have to resign during the investigation. he says he is not deterred and will continue to vote on public safety. during a win in octagon, he predicted another big victory on election day. >> ladies and gentlemen is silent majority, is ready to make noise. if you thought was a beating, wait on november 3rd when donald trump guests his hands on sleepy joe. that will be a landslide. jedediah: dedicating his win to the military riff and first-responders for keeping our country safe. he got a surprise call from president donald trump trump i made a big speech in front of 35,000 people. i want to get home to catch colby. jedediah: covington said shaking trump's hand gave him the quote, dragon energy to get the win. i don't know what dragon energy

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let's florida congressman michael waltz. thanks for being here. sometime soon i would expect in the next couple weeks the fight will become who the nominee is. but for now, it is when the nomination comes. how do you respond to the left's charges of hypocrisy? when do you think this nomination should take place? >> i hope to see the nomination this week. look, will, the president has the duty to put this nomination forward. this is why our voters i was just with a great group of republican florida voters yesterday. this is why they put the president in office to a large extent. certainly why they put republicans in the senate. we have a duty to move this nomination forward. will: let me ask you about a foreign policy issue also this morning and that is the u.s. has reimposed snapback sanctions on iran according to secretary of state mike pompeo. tell us what this does for the united states. >> well, it keeps up the maximum pressure campaign on iran. this is in response to to the

fact the u.n. right now, with the chinese and with the russians in their voting on the security council is refusing to keep an arms embargo on the world's largest supporter of terrorism. the iranian ayatollahs there, pushed their agenda, pushed terrorism all over the middle east and all over the world and we have to keep the most advanced chinese weapons, the most advanced russian weapons out of their hands. this will put in place what secretary pompeii wrote is talking about, putting in place the snapback sanctions. the fact that the iranians continue to build missiles. they continue to weaponize. they continue to march toward as nuclear weapon. right now they are on their back foot. i expect, when we get the president reelected they will come back to the table and we will get a better deal and we will negotiate from a position of strength. you know, right now, their economy is in shambles. their currency is tanking.

the ayatollahs are struggling. they can't even deliver a payroll to hezbollah and to some of their other proxies around the region. so again that coupled with the israeli, u.a.e., bahrain, peace deal, has us in a very strong position in the middle east. will: i think one thing that has been illustrated over the past couple years during the trump administration negotiating from a position of strength is a good place to be negotiating from. >> absolutely. will: give me a moment to set up this story. i find it fascinating. last year the pittsburgh steelers voted as a team to honor a purported victim of social injustice back on their helmets t was a man who was suspected in a drive-by shooting. one member of the pittsburgh steelers, villanueva chose not to do so, he put the picture of a fallen u.s. soldier on the back of his helmet. from what i understand you have a bill out to award sergeant first class, the medal of honor.

would you do us a favor, who was alwyn n cashe. >> i want to salute, villanueva standing up. a former ranger, west point grad, a great player. cashe was a true hero, epitomizes the medal of honor. he ran into his burning vehicle hit by an ied, exploded in flames, he ran back in himself covered in fuel, on fire, not once, not twice, but three times to pull out his men and to save their lives. and when he got to the hospital he said, take care of them first before me. eventually he died. we have this bill to give him the medal of honor. i would look forward to seeing the president putting this in the hands of his family. it is so deserving. will: an incredible american. that is a great move by you,

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♪. pete: you are never alone. that's the message from our next guest who is bringing encouragement to those struggling with stress and isolation during covid-19. in a new book, on the miracle of god's presence and power, joining us with more on his message, america's pastor, author of, "you are never alone," max lou cato. >> good morning, my friend. pete: always wonderful to have you on the program. congratulations on the new book.

what are you hoping the message people receive? >> we're living in a day people are so emotionally stressed, the calls to america's emotional help lines are up 891%. 891%. pete: wow. >> suicide rate has not been as high as it has been since world war ii. filings for divorce are as high as they have been for several years. treatments for depression are at and all-time high. it is a very, very difficult season. i believe god is calling us to himself. amidst of all the tragedy of 2020, god is saying you let me be your source of strength, turn to me. this is the most dynamic call from heaven we have experienced in a generation. and god is calling us. he is calling us right now to let him be our source of strength. this is, i think an opportunity, i know it's a terrible time but i think it is an opportunity to

develop a relationship with god that can sustain us during such difficult times. pete: here's a verse from john chapter 20, verse 31, a portion included in your verse, it says, but these are written that you may believe jesus is the christ, the son of god, that believing you may have life in his name. how does the gospel inform what you're telling people about you're never alone? >> isn't that what we need? we need life. we need joy. we need strength. we need hope. and so i'm simply through this book reminding people that loneliness, which is epidemic right now, is cured, not just by horizontal friendships but it is cured first through a vertical relationship with our living and loving heavenly father. jesus said, love the lord your god with all your heart, soul, mind and strength, then number two, love your neighbor as

yourself. we can't love our neighbor until we learn how to love god and be loved by god. so i'm just begging people, let this be the season let god love you, let god have you, let god help you, let god bless you. as a result because you are connected to this source of life you will be able to be a better friend a better spouse, a better coworker. you will abettor person for them. what happens is, we, we expect people to do for us what only god can do. only god can meet the deepest need. only god can take away our shame. only god can give us purpose. if i expect people to do that i will place expectations on people that are too high and too severe. so life comes as we turn our hearts towards our living and loving father and receive this blessed life that he promised. pete: humility, forgiveness, grace, without those gifts we

are truly lost. max lou cade -- lucado, congratulations on the book. i hope people check it out. >> pete, all the very best to you. pete: likewise. likewise. president trump doubling down on concerns over mail-in ballots. president trump: lose by 1%, 1% is a lot. but they're up by 30, 40% sometimes. ballots are missing. there is fraud. pete: how could a supreme court vacancy affect a contested election. brad blakeman played a big role in the 2004 florida recount. big consequences next. if your gums bleed when you brush you may have gingivitis. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind.

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by 1%. 1% is a lot but they're off by 30, 40% sometimes. bat lots are missing. there is fraud. pete: the president with our own mark levin. the interview will air eight p.m., you see it right there, 8:00 p.m. tonight. the fox interview. before you watch that, tune in "fox & friends," 9:25, himself, the great one, mark levin women be on our program. you will want to hear what he says about the supreme court vacancy. this guy knows the court top and bottom, the constitution, what is the process. don't miss mark levin today, 9:25. jedediah: no better constitutional lawyer an especially on an issue like this. tune in. don't miss it. we'll move on with the vacancy left by the passing of justice ruth bader ginsburg what could happen if the 2020 election ended up in the hands of the supreme court? our next guest was in florida for the bush v. gore recount tis dispute in 2000.

a recount was ultimately thrown out by the supreme court. will: here with the political implications brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush and an advisor to the bush-cheney campaign. thank you for being with us, brad. >> pleasure. will: let's set this up. this is a potential catastrophe. if there is not a presidential nomination to the supreme court before the election and one that takes place essentially before the legislation results come in, we're set up for a four-four court that could potentially be passed with deciding the election, is that right? >> absolutely. let me quote chuck schumer. i don't often do that, in 2016 he said, every day that goes by where we don't have nine justices is a day that justice isn't done. demanded back in 2016 with the nomination of obama, his supreme court justice in an election year, that it be done.

and all of sudden now, it is improper to do it. it has been done 16 times prior in our nation's history. it should be done. it must be done. and not only is this election hanging in the balance but every decision that the supreme court makes while there is a vacancy is a missed opportunity for justice to be fully and appreciated. pete: brad, you have been in the middle of this. i had the pleasure, we had dinner, you shared the shenanigans what went on in florida. it is really amazing when you hear the entire story. what is the potential of what the left may do? we talked about court-packing this morning. the ballots recounting, what are you anticipating? >> well i'm anticipating chaos. this is exactly what the democrats are sowing. they're telling us how chaotic things are going to be yet they're making the rules, and they're fostering and festering the chaos they hope will take place. the more uncertainty that happens, they figure they will

be beneficiaries of it. let's take florida back almost 20 years ago. there were 67 counties in florida that were machine recounted as a matter of course. and then gore picked only a handful of counties for hand recounts. that was a mess. can you magnify that over many states and thousands of counties? we don't have the wherewithal for oversight. mail-in balloting itself invites chaos just by the sheer volume alone and manpower it takes to count those ballots. so democrats are hoping that there will be chaos, that they will be able to benefit from it, either in the reef count itself -- recount itself, state or federal. we saw it in florida. we saw battle keeping recounts honest and transparent. we saw a battle in the state courts. eventually it made its way to the supreme court around they ended the shenanigans.

jedediah: brad blakeman, thanks so much for being here. people are deeply concerned about a potential constitutional crisis. the more we hear about it, more likely that could unfortunately be the case. >> but the cure is, get out vote in person. get out to vote. >> that is exactly right. thanks so much for being here today. we'll turn toe some headlines for you now. an incredible rescue mission is in progress on a california cliff. a father and his young son getting stuck 70 feet down. the san francisco fire department hiking at least a mile to reach the pair. first-responders lowered three ropes to the man and his child, pulling them up to safety thankfully. a student journalist at arizona state university is facing backlash over a tweet about jacob blake. in now deleted tweet, ralee klein, posted always more to the story, folks. please read this article to get the background of jacob blake's

warrant. you will be quite disgusted. the post allegedly causing her to lose her job as the student run radio station. klein joined us earlier saying she will back down. >> there was a lot of misinterpretation behind my meaning of it. there can be many truths to a story, multiple truths people's feelings towards the truth doesn't make it any less relevant to share. jedediah: university contrary said or what has been reported, klein has not been fired or dismissed as station manager. any actions unfolding are not punishment for a tweet. who is the best quarterback in the nfl? seahawks star russell wilson says look no further than him. >> do you think you're the best quarterback in the nfl? >> do i think i'm the best quarterback in the nfl? i believe so. without a doubt. >> okay. jedediah: wilson making those comments after patriots coach bill belichick calls him

underrated. the seahawks and pats play tonight. retired quarterback eli manning wants to catch up with his fans. the super bowl champ is hosting a virtual tailgate before today's giants game. he will tweet out the link and first thousand that click in will get in. the first games kick off 1:00 p.m. eastern. the obvious question, will, who is the best quarterback? will: jedediah, i'm glad you asked. pete: my goodness. will: i would say russell wilson is the second best quarterback in the nfl after of course patrick mahomes. pete: very underrated. will: of course today. pete: continuously underrated, don't you think? will: wilson is underrated. rick what do you think. he is underrated but not better than patrick mahomes. rick: all i'm thinking i'm seeing my weather time go like this, cut and cut and cut. will: take it away. rick: all i'm seeing, guys. a lot going on in the weather.

obviously one of the things is the fires. the other thing is the tropical storm. this is precipitation coming this week. a couple areas across the south. this is from the tropical storm. take a look at part of the pacific northwest. really good news. we'll get some pretty significant rain at least across areas to the west of the mountain range, the cascades, which is good. this is the fire or wildfire smoke that's in the air. take a look at the central part of the country. incredible smoke out there. you will notice it in the skies. probably not that much in the respiratory issues. will see some of that next couple days. a lot moves up into northeastern canada as well. we'll deal with the fires and smoke coming across the country because of it. this is tropical storm beta. just in across parts of the western gulf. not moving anywhere but it will eventually start to do so. as it does move toward the west. make some sort of a landfall a strong tropical storm across parts of the tokes cast coastline. it will make a lot of rain and

eventually pulls off towards the northeast. we're talking rain for a lot of people about 10-inches, couple isolated spots unfortunately because that area has been hit by storms already this year and continues to struggle. man, i got all the time in there. pete: want more time, if you need more time, go ahead and take it. rick: really? did they tell you that? will: i apologize. we owe you 30 seconds. going to pay you back at the 8:00 hour. is that fair. rick: i will take it. will: thank you, rick. president trump is rallying his supporters in the battle ground state of north carolina. president trump: 45 days from now we're going to win north carolina. we're going to win four more years in the white house. will: is his message resonating with voters in the tarheel state? a county gop chair who was in the crowd will join us live next i'm making sandwiches!

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♪. will: president trump touting his record while hitting the campaign trail in north carolina. president trump: you have a president who is standing up for america and standing up for the great people of north carolina. 45 days from now we're going to win north carolina. we're going to win four more years in the white house. [cheering] jedediah: so does he make a good case to voters in this battleground state? let's ask the durham county, north carolina, gop chair who was raised in a democratic household but now supports president trump. emanuel, thanks so much for being here. obviously you see a big rally in north carolina with president trump and his supporters. where do north carolina voters stand today? >> where i'm seeing incredible energy in our state.

i see i'm amazed people normally not involved with the political process knocking on doors, handing out flyers, putting out signs, they have an affinity toward this is president. it is surprising to me. although i have not been in the leadership role for more than five years, i've been around politics, paying attention. i just haven't seen this energy on the right in a very long time. pete: talk to me about voting in north carolina. what is the process? when does it start? i know vote remembers lining up in virginia. the election has started. where are we in the process in north carolina? what is being done in north carolina? >> it runs starting the 18th through the election and of course november 3rd is the election. in addition to that, there are record numbers of absentee ballots have gone out.

absentee ballots have gone out shortly. we want to focus on the integrity of the vote. we want to make sure every north carolinian votes once of course and they have the security and assurety, that they know the vote will actually count. will: let's go over a few of the polls over battle of north carolina. this is the "real clear politics" average right now. shows 47.3% to biden, 46.4% to trump. contrast that with 2016 when it was 46% for hillary clinton and almost 50% for president trump. i want you to respond to those polls. ask you this. we asked everybody who is coming to us from different states like minnesota. what is the issue really resonating with people in your state? when you talk to people in north carolina what is the issue that is motivating them? >> the first thing about the polls is this, i'm in a peculiar situation where i get to talk to a lot of people and we're surprised when we do the door knocking we're talking to

individuals how reluctant people are telling the truth to these polls. i think sadly in our country, it is almost been like a dirty word to say that you support the president of the united states. so people have not putting out a lot of signs out, not putting out a lot of bumper stickers, not talking to friends. they keep it quiet. we have private conversations with democrats, independents all over the place, definitely i am supporting him when they feel they are in a safe place. so these polls, i don't really know what to make for them, but i can see the energy we're feeling in north carolina, it is looking very favorable for us. jedediah: that is a great point imanuel. a lot of people feel that way. they don't know what to make of the polls. when you have a lot of energy on the ground that is something you certainly can't ignore. thanks for joining us. still ahead new york city delays reopening classrooms yet again and our next guest says

one city councilman is working to keep kids home. she will explain more on that coming up next. ♪.

♪. jedediah: as new york city delays reopening classrooms yet again our next guest is accusing a city councilman of buddying up to teachers unions to keep students home. here to explain "new york post" columnist karol markowicz. welcome back. these delays i'm on my last nerve to be frank. being former teacher, i can't

stomach it. talk to us about this councilman's role in all of this. >> councilman trager is education chair on the city council. throughout the whole summer he has been pair losting the union line that the schools can't open, the schools can't open. now he commissioned a study which surprise, surprise, shows that the schools can't open. so he has been really working on their behalf to get remote learning to be the thing that new york does even though our covid positive rate is extremely low and is absolutely no reason we shouldn't be back for in-person schooling. he really represents the interests of the unions and not the interests of the new york people and definitely not the interests of students. jedediah: you know there are so many added costs coming into play here when you talk about remote learning and talk about the hybrid models. the new york city budget office released a statement on the added cost. this is what it says. we project added cost hiring additional teachers will account 60% of additional cost for operating public schools,

19 million a week. schools across the city would require 20% increase in number of general, special education teachers on their rosters compared with last year. your comment on those increasing, those numbers are hard to wrap your head around. >> this is crazy. no other country is doing this. when i talk to friends in other country, scotland, france, greece, sweden, how do you open the schools? we open them. there is no social distancing. most places they're not wearing masks under 11 years old. we turned into a simple thing into extremely complex thing. the other daymare bill de blasio saying new york was taking all the best practices from all the different countries and combining them into one school system. why are we doing that? why don't we not do that and just open schools? jedediah: i just lost you. i have you back i think. so, i just want to wrap this by

you had an interesting source, you have sources that are telling you that teachers who are going into these school buildings, they're teaching empty classrooms, they're wearing masks? what is going on there? >> to illustrate the chaos, some people have more remote kids for remote learning, majority signed up for remote learning. they have more teachers than they need that. is opposite -- people with schools with remote learning going into the classrooms to teach remotely from the classroom. they're wearing masks in empty classrooms while they teach remote. i feel like we're in the upside down. we need to open schools. i think it is time for governor cuomo to step in. might be time for president trump to step in. it is time. jedediah: unfortunately we have to wrap carol. you have to let the science talk. if you're in room by yourself things are not making sense here. thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. still ahead, senator marsha

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pete: feed me, will. [laughter] will: jedediah, he's blown away by technology and the apps that deliver this pizza this morning. jedediah: wow. you know, will, sometimes i feel for you over there, i really do. i'm going to have to get in there soon and balance this out. he will speak to you about 7/heaven, and expect pizza hut to be brought in, and as the resident italian, i'm going to have to fire back from over here. it's going to have to -- i don't know, will, hold it up in studio for me. pete: of course i checked, pizza hut not yet open, 7/eleven always open, and it's really good. jedediah: pete, you're in new york city, the home of pizza, and you went to 7/eleven? i don't know what to do. i'm going to break out in a sweat. will: in his defense, it was

6:30 in the morning when he ordered the pizza. [laughter] pete: enjoying national pepperoni pizza day. will: a lot of big stories to get to. thousands of people packing the supreme court steps to honor justice ruth bader ginsburg. pete: inside the courthouse, the justice's bench chair draped in black. >> reporter: good morning, guys. thousands more people are expected to pay their respects to justice ginsburg. last night senator elizabeth warren addressed the mourners. >> mitch mcconnell and his henchmen believe that they can ram through a supreme court justice only 45 days from the election. >> reporter: senator lindsey graham says he now supports a quick nomination to replace justice ginsburg. senate minority leader chuck schumer says not so fast.

this photo shows justice ginsburg's bench chair draped in black. last night several thousand showed up here to honor the life of justice ginsburg. republican senator susan collins of maine agrees with elizabeth warren and democrats. quote: given the proximity of the presidential election, i do not believe the senate should vote on a nominee prior to the election. ted cruz disagrees. quote: 29 times in our nation's history we've seen a supreme court vacancy before the election, and in every instance the president proceeded with the nomination, and that dates back to george washington. justice ginsburg is going to be buried in arlington national cemetery along with her husband, guys. will: lucas, thank you so much. the pressure will not fall on president trump, this week he has already said he will be making a nomination. instead the, that pressure will fall upon several republican senators like, as you heard

there, susan collins, least ca murkowski of alaska, mitt romney of utah. one name that's more important than any other. listen. >> this is going to all boil down to one man, and that's senator lindsay graham. if you look at the last two chairmen of the judiciary committee, you have chairman grassley, and you saw his calm and really seasoned and strong leadership that he exhibited i think was the only reason that kavanaugh got through that hurricane of a mess on the last confirmation. and then before that senator arlen specter. so those were very seasoned, very strong personalities. i think they, they have a role to try to keep all of the republicans in line. if that happens, mcconnell will get this through. jedediah: yeah. and we know that lindsey graham has already weighed inside and said that he supports filling

the seat. of course, he's taken an enormous amount of heat from that comment if already, and we'll see if that changes, but collins, murkowski, mitt romney, these are key voices. the president is supposed to nominate someone. that is his job. he will nominate someone. hopefully, the senate will vote. if senators don't support it, they get to vote no, and we may not have someone seated, but this is the process. this is the withdraw that it works, this is how people should expect it, and anything otherwise is just political nonsense that you hear political talking points. this is the positive. pete: what the process will be remains to be seen. you watched justice kavanaugh, nearly impossible. that's why what lindsey graham will do will be so important and why the pick is so important because it comes without the side show and the circus, that's why a lot of people like someone like amy coney barrett who is insulated from what we can see so far from those type it is of

things. the president's on the campaign trail yesterday, fayetteville, north carolina. by the way, joe biden didn't do anything yesterday on the campaign trail. the president did. his supporters reacted to his opportunity, as you said, jed, as the president of the united states to fill that seat. listen. >> article ii of our constitution says the president shall nominate justices of the supreme court. [cheers and applause] i don't think it can be any more clear, can it? i don't think so. i don't think so. what do you think? thom tillis, i don't think it can be any more clear. [laughter] this can only happen in north carolina. [cheers and applause] pete: 45 days from an election, the left's most beloved justice,

a political activist on the court that the left has loved and championed and the most hated person in the senate, mitch mcconnell, holds all the cards, will. he will work hand in glove with lindsey graham. a lot of people say go as quickly as you can. we'll see if that -- will: you brought up something earlier, the potential side show of the nomination process. i want to lay out for you where president trump might be leaning already. he has said he will nominate a woman to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg. here listen to this when he's already telling you which direction he's going to move. >> both the white house and the senate majority have a moral duty to fulfill the promises they made to the voters, and that is exactly what we're going to do. with we said that if for any reason we have a vacancy on the united states supreme court, we will fill that vacancy. so we will uphold equal justice

under the law. i will be putting forth a nominee next week. it will be a woman. [cheers and applause] will: it will be a woman. so who could that be? here's the women on the that president trump has already put forward as potential nominees. here's judge amy coney barrett, judge barbara lagoa of the 11th circuit court of appeals. two points, jedediah, it will be great and we will celebrate if a woman is nominated, but whatever the qualifications are, i want the make sure we pick someone who is of the highest merit. their judicial philosophy should guide the way, not their belonging to any particular group. i just want the best person for the job. and this brings me back to the point that i was making to pete, the potential pseudoshow. colonel allen west was on earlier, and if it is amy coney barrett, the left will have a

hard time making a side show out of that nomination process. this is a woman, a religious woman, a devote religious woman who has adopted children from haiti. if this goes low, that could very well backfire on the left, jed. jedediah: yeah, and it will go low. it absolutely will. expect it, wait for it. pete, you mentioned the word insulated earlier. i believe you were talking about amy coney barrett when you said try to find someone who's since lawsuited. no one will be insulated because they will find something. if she's religious, they'll argue she's too religious, and then the pro-life argument and overturning roe v. wade will come into play. we are in a it heated political time. i promise you no one will be insulated, and if you find someone that looks great on paper and people struggle to find something, they'll dig back into their middle school behavior, and if they threw a spitball at somebody in the sixth grade, that will be fodder. we've seen that with kavanaugh, and that's likely to happen

again. i understand the point of trying to find someone on paper that doesn't have any outstanding problems -- pete: yeah. they will make you regreat that sixth grade spitball. you're right, it will absolutely be something. and part of the reason, will, we've talked about the fact that they're talking about democrats packing the court, adding justices which they're going to have to change the law to do is they realize they don't have the process. they can yell and scream and do everything you can, but ultimately, if they had the presidency and they had the votes, of course they would fill the vacancy. and we're reminded of what joe biden said in 2016. he's going on the on the campaign trail today, but this is what he said in 2016 about moving forward with the process. >> i made it absolutely clear that i would go forward with the confirmation progress -- process as chairman. even a few months before presidential election. if the nominee were chosen with the ad vice and not merely the

consent of the senate, just as the constitution requires. pete: i mean, we could do this for days. i was looking through "the new york post" earlier, there's a column of what he said in 1988, psalm thing. the guy's been in the senate for half a century, of course he's got the track record. so it's going to be the noise, it's going to be the heat to this that is the withdraw the. [laughter] 's going to -- the way the left's going to react and the spitballs are coming, jed. [laughter] for sure, no doubt. a few additional headlines, the u.s. ban on tiktok downloads is officially postponed. it was scheduled the start today. the trump administration delayed it for one week after of the president approved a deal between walmart and software company oracle. >> i have given the deal my blessing. if they get it done, that's great. if they don't, that's okay too. i approved the deal in concept, yes. pete: oracle and walmart would create a new entity called tiktok global headquartered in the u.s.

and hundreds of student athletes are ready to play ball. they held a rally in chicago calling on the governor to bring back fall sports. >> how would you feel if that was you? [cheers and applause] would you think that kind of mentality is an okay new normal? pete: athletes turned activist. the state pushed sports back over coronavirus concerns. talks are reportedly underway. and forget golden mustard, this corn dog is actually covered in real gold. the dallas restaurant is serving up the high class deep-fried treat dipped in edible gold. it costs $24 and comes with a glass of sparkling wine. the restaurant's owner says it's all for fun, it comes just before the state fair of texas was supposed to begin. it was canceled this year because of corudd 19. covid-19. i bet the texas state fair's

amazing. will: fry everything. fry everything, snickers, twinkies -- pete: that's the way you do it. will: will, eat me. it's national pepperoni pizza day. jedediah: oh, i see -- pete, i see some slices still remain in that box. pete: i had a slice. lucas tomlinson was doing his report, i enjoyed a slice and listened to him. wl will going to have another one right now. but still ahead, we've been telling you about the shameless attacks on our brave men and women in blue. a new bill is pushing federal penalties to those targeting officers. one of those senators, marsha blackburn, is going to join us live.

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♪ ♪ or. jedediah: members of congress gearing up for an intense showdown over the newly-vacant supreme court soot. republican senator susan collins has called to wait until after the election. so will the res of the gop unite behind senator mitch mcconnell and chairman lindsey graham and move it forward? senator marsha blackburn sits on that committee, and she joins us now. welcome to the show, it's great to have you as we're going to see a real showdown here. what do you expect to happen in terms of the votes, will a vote happen, first and foremost? >> well, you know, jedediah, i think it's important for us to realize that we are fighting the people that are wanting to pack the supreme court. this is their gold. s this is their goal. so everything that we do, they are going to oppose every

nominee. they have already written the press releases and are waiting to fill in the name just like they did with justice kavanaugh. and the process will be that the president will make his nomination, we will wait to hear from him, we will wait to hear from leader mcconnell on the time lauren. generally -- timeline. generally, it's going to take about 30 days for someone to get a hearing once they have been nominated, and then, you know, justice ginsburg was confirmed in 42 days, justice kavanaugh in 89 days, john paul stevens, 19 days. we will see once we get past that point. i look forward to voting for a good constitutionalist judge. jedediah: yeah. we're looking at just over, i believe, it's 40 days now, so it really is getting quite close. and you see that there is not unity on the republican side in the senate on this. you know, talking about collins, murkowski, mitt romney potentially not wanting to sign

on and say yes to a vote like that. so is that a problem, that on a key issue like this with so little time remaining til the election, there is division within the republican senate? >> well, we have to look at the fact that there is precedent when you have the white house and the senate of the same party, you move forward. it's been done 29 times. you would have to go back to 1880 to find a time when that was not done. and you will see unity once there is a nominee, once we begin the process of the hearings at the senate judiciary committee. chairman graham will lead through that process. and i fully believe this is what we were elected to do, the american people elected us to do this. the supreme court was a big issue in 2016 and in 2018. and you're going to see us move forward as is our responsibility

to be certain that we have a full court and are able to address the issues that are, that the american people expect to be addressed. jedediah: yeah. and, you know, president trump has floated some names on this, and he has said that it will, in fact, be a woman. just quickly, if you would give your take, amy coney barrett somes to be in the lead. do you want to give an opinion on that today? >> we have amy coney barrett, great story there, barbara lagoa, who's the first cuban-american on the florida supreme court, she would be the first cuban-american on the u.s. supreme court. you also have joan larson out of michigan, allison rushing jones -- i think i'm saying her name properly. these are all well qualified, very experienced women. they have been on the bench, they have been on the circuit.

these are women who would full that well. so we'll wait and see what the president has to say, but quite frankly, to i've been pleased so far on judiciary we've put 216 judges under the trump administration -- many qualified women. jedediah: yeah. and i just want to get this in, those are some great points and very accomplished women, of course, because you are among 16 senators who introduced an important act creating federal penalties for people who target law enforcement. just some points on that, if you don't mind. >> yes. what we're trying to do is make it a federal offense if someone attacks a law enforcement officer. we're doing this because of the uptick in violence against our law enforcement officers, our men and women in blue. and i have to tell you, it is time for us to stand and back the thin blue line, ands that is what we're doing with the legislation. jedediah: well, that's something that should be appreciated by

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win. and the last dance documentary about michael jordan winning an emmy for outstanding documentary or nonfiction special beating out tiger king and hulu's hillary clinton documentary. hmm. pete: greatest of all time. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez firing up her base in the wake of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg's death. the new york socialist telling her supporters they need to back biden now more than ever. >> let this moment radicalize you. let this moment really put everything into stark focus. we need to focus on voting for joe biden. i don't care if you like him or not. pete: this as senate democrats strategize how to handle the vacancy. here to dis, democrat state

representative karen white house set of michigan -- with us set of michigan. and and brandon strock. comrade cortez says let this moment radicalize you. is that what this should do for democrats? >> thank you for having me. you know, i honestly feel that this is a time that we ought to be mourning ruth bader ginsburg. she was an icon. she was a movement in herself. she changed so many people's lives, not just women. but i would not be in the position that i am without the path that she becaused, and she definitely blazed a path. i honestly think we need to be honoring her at this time. this weekend should be all about her and talking the time to mourn her. we lost someone that was extoo manically valuable to the country. pete: point taken, and totally understandable. to you, do you not like hearing

when someone's saying, hey, instead of remembering, you should be radicalized by this? >> i think we're moving all too fast on both sides of the aisle. i think we just need to take a step back, look at the reality and how society feels right now, and society mourns her. and that's what we should be thinking about. pete: vernon, what are you thinking about today? >> well, this is a prime example of what happens when voters make uninformed decisions. in this cause, aoc. it's obvious that she has politicized this. but what bothers me is this, she wants me to forget about joe biden's 47-year record of doing nothing. she wants me to forget about joe biden who said that if i don't vote for him, i ain't a black. she wants me to forget about the joe biden that incarcerated masses and masses of black men and women when she said even if you don't like him, go and vote for him. and the very thing that ruth

ginsburg stood for, the constitution. she wants us to forget about the constitution as she invoked and input her agenda of socialism and marxism. i just can't -- it's just beyond me that she would make those comments. pete: brandon, you're leading a movement of people walking away from the democrat party. what do you make of this reaction from democrats, and how will that change voters' perception? >> well, in a way -- >> i'm taking a stand -- pete: sorry, vernon, i'm going to go to brandon on this one real quick. >> to be honest, i find it a bit comical that she says it's time to become radicalized. i have a news flash, the left is already radicalized. the left is already violent, the left is already unhinged, already lawless. i don't know how much more radicalized the left can become short of setting themselves on fire over this. so i think these calls for radicalization based off of the

death of ruth bader ginsburg is really only going to push more moderate democrats further to the right. i think it's going to push more common sense people more over in our direction. as you were asking about my movement, walk away, we've literally doubled in size since june of this year when the radical. [laughter] decided it was a good idea to start -- radical left decided it was a good idea to start burning america to the ground. if they think this is going to be a good look for them to become more radicalized and that somehow this is going to help joe biden, the -- [audio difficulty] if i may very quickly, the left has made it clear they don't like donald trump. basically, alexandria ocasio-cortez is conceding they don't like joe biden east, is so i don't know how they make the decision. he is, absolutely, a racist and bigot when donald trump is not. pete: what unites them is their hatred of the current president.

thank you all for being here this morning. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. pete: thank you. all right, coming up, president trump says he'll name ruth bader ginsburg's replacement in the coming days, but is there a case to delay the choice? mike huckabee reacts to that strategy the next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> both the white house and the senate majority have have a moral to fulfill the promises they made to the voters, and that is exactly what we're going to do. we said that if for any reason we have a vacancy on the united states supreme court, we will fill that vacancy, so we will uphold equal justice under the law for citizens of every race, color, religion and creed. i will be putting forth a nominee next week. it will be a woman -- [cheers and applause] pete: that was president trump yesterday in fay -- fayetteville, north carolina, on the campaign trail. here to react, mike huckabee, author of "the three cs that made america great, christianity, capitalism and the constitution."

governor, thank you for being here, always love having you. one thing we saw in politico on this line is about the timeline, when does this happen, how quickly does it happen. a writer is arguing that maybe it's better for the president to wait to replace justice ginsburg because if you keep republicans wanting a more conservative court -- consider the source, but what's the best strategy on timing of this nomination? >> well, since the constitution is one of those three cs you just mentioned from my book, i would say the president does what he's constitutionally required to do, and that's put a nomination in place. the senate then has the opportunity to vet that person and to vote on that person. that's how this whole thing works. we simply need e to go back to what the constitution says, follow it, live for the law are. that's what most of us would like to see happen, and that's why the president's going to put a name forth this week. jedediah: yeah. and i think, governor, that is what we will see happen. you know, i want to ask you about rallying at polling

places, because trump supporters were recently seen rallying at an early voting site in virginia. they were chanting four more years, and what's interesting to me is that you see people rallying for trump. i don't see people rallying for joe biden on the left. i see them rallying against president trump. is that a problem for democrats? >> i think it's a huge problem because the enthusiasm gap is often the difference in an election. you always want to have your voters who are willing to swim the river at flood stage to go vote for you rather than looking out the window seeing three drops of rain and instead of getting an umbrella, pull the coffers back. if they pull the covers back, they're gown to be the -- going to be joining joe biden because he's been barely coming out of his basement. he shows up and he's about 20 feet away from the 20 people that show up to hear him, and they're all sound asleep by the third sentence that he makes. and i'm not trying to be overly

facetious here, but the fount is that joe widen -- the point is that joe biden is not rallying anybody. there are people who just don't like president trump, that's very evident, and joe's all they've got. but if he's the only tool in the toolbox, i think many of them realize that when they need a power tool, they've got, you know, nothing more than a screwdriver, and half the time it's not working. so i'm watching some things like boats on parade in every state in this country. and we're not talking about 10 or 20 boats, but thousands of boaters getting in their boats fully adorned with trump regalia and going up and down bays and rivers and lakes to show support for president trump. many of these spontaneously organized within two or three days. you just -- i've never seen anything like that before ever. will: you know, governor, a i've become so used to seeing get out the vote campaigns, celebrities imploring others to vote, sports figures saying let's go vote,

and underneath that message is often vote a certain way. it's an implied message about who you should be voting for, but those aren't the only places in culture where we are putting voter registration efforts, trying to encourage people to get out to vote. that, by the way, a message to get out and vote is a great message, and i know you're working with some things to help mobile eyes others to get out and -- mobile use others to get out and vote. >> my faith votes is a nonpartisan organization. its primary focus is to get people of faith to the polls to vote. 61% of christian voters actually did vote in 2016. now, in that particular election, that was the difference between donald trump winning or not winning. here are the facts, there are 80 million evangelical christians in the united states who identify that way. but half of them aren't even registered to vote. and of those who are, about half of them don't show up. now, a bigger number showed up in 2016, but this is not just

about the presidential election. this is about school boards, this is about city council and county commissions, it's about state legislatures, it's about mayors. think about how many churches have been told they can't meet if they would just put in some slot machines and call it a casino, they'd be fine. but because they're a church, governors and mayors have said you cannot have worship, and if you do, you cannot sing. and even if your auditorium seats 5,000 people, can't have more than 50 people in there. people are waking up to the fact that how they vote does matter to the practice of their faith, and many of them recognize the first amendment is really under siege today by power-hungry politicians. the only solution to that? vote. pete: there's absolutely no reason why churches should be telling parishioners, hey, why don't you register to vote as well. wonderful cause. governor, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> you bet. thank you, guys. will: turning now to your

headlines, the judge overseeing the case of the former officers charged in the george floyd case is weighing whether to allow cameras inside the courtroom. supporters say it's necessary for such a high profile cause, but prosecutors argue cameras could just create more problems. meanwhile, the minneapolis city council voted to rename the street where floyd died, two blocks of chicago avenue will now be called george perry floyd jr. place. the intersection has been closed since floyd's death in may. and dolly parton among the many people paying tribute to late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. the country star posting a poetic tribute on twitter: she was small in stature, but even the tallest looked up to her. her voice was soft, but her message rang loud and clear and will ec ecoforever. thank you, rbg. and a couple is getting slammed on social media after their wedding rsvp was posted online showing different meal

choices depending on the amount of cash the guests give them. a loving guest of $250 will get you roast chicken, but $1,000 or more will get you lobster. the couple says the invitation was a joke. and those are your headlines. [laughter] pete: i didn't catch the story at the end -- whoa, we owe rick 30 seconds. and he has pizza. [inaudible conversations] wul wul i am so impressed. rick: this is good. hey, will, back to, like, a million years ago when tucker carlson started on this show, he said i have one rule, i don't ever eat on tv. and then basically this show removes all dignity that you ever had. [laughter] so you're getting a nice little break. you are going to find all kinds of things that you think i don't want to do on tv in person or, you know, in front people that you're going to be doing.

will: i just dud that. i ate pizza -- pete: he ate two pieces of pizza in the commercial break -- rick: oh, acting like he wasn't going to do it -- [laughter] will: falk news over here. rick: all right. we're learning about will. all right, guys, this is hurricane e teddy. the second storm that's going to be really close to bermuda in just about ten days, but the point to the story, it's not going to impact the u.s. at all other than the seas. we're going to have some massive swells in across parts of the east coast, so really incredible waves. also means some coastal flooding, that means the surfers, this is a really good time to get out there, and it should be a pretty safe one justing obviously, be careful. want to show you also a what's going to happen this week with. puck your city and watch these -- pick your city and watch these temperatures. really cool air coming in across the south and parts of the east. not necessarily across the west, fire danger continues as well.

will: good for you. pete: still ahead, joe biden slamming president trump for his response to covid-19. dr. nicole saphier is calling his controversial claims irresponsible. >> joins us c next. >> tech: you'll get a text when we're on our way. >> tech: before we arrive, just leave your keys on the dash. we'll replace your windshield with safe, no-contact service. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: and that's service you can trust when you need it the most. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: schedule at safelite.com. ♪ upbeat music >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

♪ ♪ >> if the president had done husband job, had done his job from the beginning, all of the people would still be alive. all the people -- i'm not making this up, just look at the data. look at the day that. will: joe biden's facing backlash after that claim about president trump. our next guest is calling his comments you are responsible. here to explain, fox news medical contributor and author of "make america healthy again," dr. nicole staff tour. doctor, react to what you just heard from joe biden. >> well, good morning, will. i can tell you, the rhetoric coming from both sides of the aisle is maddening. and especially such hyperbole that you heard right there

during an existing crisis when over 200,000 americans have died? this is irresponsible and it's dangerous. if we want to adopt that same mindset where we blame the president for every single public health death, i guess then we would blame obama and biden for the 3,000 flu deaths -- 13,000 flu deaths in 2009? what about then-president ronald raw began for the 700,000 hiv deaths? this is just wrong and irresponsible, and it is not helpful whatsoever. if joe biden really wants to help americans right now, enough with the finger pointing and blame game. why doesn't he call up bloomberg and say why don't you take that $100 million that you pledged to few campaign and give that to, i don't know, the new york city public school district so they can get their children back to school. that is how you help america's people in a time of crisis. will: right. >> and you cannot say that every single death lays on the hands hands of a a president. the transmission of this virus, it is highly contagious.

we have a chronic illness epidemic happening here in the united states, we were bound to have cases. we were bound to have some deaths. thatting being said, a year from now, two years from now, yes, we will retrospectively look back and look at the mishaps that may have happened, what can we learn from them. just like george bush put forth the influenza preparedness plan, i really hope a coronavirus prepared plan comes out of this, but again, this will only happen once we've gotten through this crisis. were still dealing with it, and these comments are irresponsible and dangerous. will: no doubt. i'm down to very little time, but i do want to ask you this, why are american numbers higher than other places? i don't think testing is common across the world, but i why are our numbers higher than most other places? >> there's a variety of reasons, will. and, you know, it's one that we really do need to look at. yes, we do more testing than most anywhere, so you're going to see higher positive cases, but we also have a lot of deaths too and in the beginning a lot

of it had to do with poor nursing home plans, a lot of vulnerable -- will: dr. saphier, i have to cut you off there. i want to have a deeper discussion, i'm short on time. i aapologize. thank you so much. >> thanks, will. will: president trump is promising a billion dollars in new relief for farmers, one farmer explains what ma money will -- what that money will mean for the heartland next. ♪ why?! ahhhh! incoming! ahhhahh! i'm saved! water tastes like, water. so we fixed it. mio

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♪ ♪ jedediah: the trump administration once again coming to the awed of america's struggling -- aid of america's struggling agriculture industry

announcing an additional $14 billion to help farmers and ranchers impacted by covid-19. pete: here on what this aid means is strawberry farmer and co-owner of sizemore farms, john sizemore. how would this -- >> good morning. pete: how have you been impacted over the last six months, and what was this aid do for your industry? >> well, we were certainly impacted, and what we saw, our product's very perishable. we saw extremes on both sides of demand. so i i think it added volatility to our markets. i think what this means is this round of relief will be the difference for myself and a lot of other farms remaining viable. and i think in a larger sense that we appreciated that the trump administration reck e

nices that domestic food production is critical, that there's one thing that this pandemic has shown us, is that domestic control of critical industries is important. and it doesn't get more important than food. jedediah: you know, john, have you spoken to farmers that deal with other types offed food? is this a general trend that they feel that aid like this will be really impactful s and what are they hoping to see, you know, if trump does get reelected, what are they hoping to see as we, hopefully, come out of this pandemic and these businesses get the boom that they so much deserve? >> well, certainly as americans have changed the way we get our food, our supply systems are adjusting to that, and it takes a bit. perishable commoditieses like myself don't have the luxury of storage. so if we do not have a market

for it, it goes to a food bank or, worse, gets wasted. but i think as long as we can keep everything viable and working, it will be positive. will: we just have a moment left. you said the trump administration seems to understand the importance of domestic supply of critical elements like food. med sun, whatever it may be -- medicine. have you noticed that same type of mentality from customers? customers always look for the cheapest product if, right? but it seems more and more people are paying attention to where that product comes from. >> most certainly. and i mentioned the trump administration and also i'd like to mention locally our governor. will: right. >> certainly governor desantis recognizes the need for domestic production, and people are thinking about what they're eating at this time.

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>> ♪ ♪ jedediah: it's a great song. welcome, everyone, to the 9:00 a.m. hour of fox & friends weekend it is a beautiful fall morning here in new york city. hope you're having a fantastic sunday. hopefully with us, so far. here with pete hegseth, will cain, bringing you the best in news today and pete has already eaten some pepperoni pizza so as i say a full stomach pete is a happy pete which means happy will and happy jed, all are happy. pete: that is true it's sort of

set in. the fourth hour it's the fourth hour of television it's easy to get yes right here it's easy to get complacent because you've already said it three times but you get the pizza in the belly and the fuel and you're ready to do it one more time, jed you're the pathway to my part. will: i immediate to make a confession, pretty good. pretty good. jedediah: i was counting on you to back me up here we are again. will: got to tell the truth. jedediah: why is a woman out numbered. more debate on pizza will be coming up and speaking of debate there is a lot of debate right now over what will happen with the supreme court seat that was left by justice ginsburg, we've been paying tribute to her life and legacy all weekend and now we are talking some politics, because it has already gotten quite political. president trump is set to name someone to fill that seat. he has come out and said it will be a woman, more on that from

fayetteville, north carolina and the president, take a listen. president trump: article ii of our constitution says the presidential nominate justice us of the supreme court. >> [applause] president trump: so we win an election and those are the consequences, you know it's called fill that seat and that's what we're doing. the supreme court was a very central issue in both the 2016 presidential election and then the 2018 mid-term election. both the white house and the senate majority have a moral duty to fulfill the promises they made to the voters and that is exactly what we're going to do. we said that if for any reason, we have a vacancy on the united states supreme court, we will fill that vacancy. jedediah: the president has a job to do and he will nominate someone, remains to be seen who that will be but there is some tension in the senate on the republican side. you have, you know, susan collins coming out saying not a

great idea to take a vote right now. there will be lots of debate among republicans about the timing of this , and remains to be seen whether those votes will actually manifest regardless if this is the job of the president, he is right to nominate someone, and it's going to get tough out there, pete. it's going to get ugly let's be honest. pete: it will, no doubt but said every president ever, elections have consequences. i have a term, i have a perogative the constitution gives it to the senate to advise and consent and ultimately confirm and if the senate is controlled by that party it's going to happen. the only interesting wrinkle to watch, will you mentioned it is to watch the deputies come out very quickly about this idea of packing the court, adding additional justices to the supreme court. they would need to change the law which has been in existence since the mid-1800s in order to add supreme court justices. maybe they want to add that on top of their socialist agenda and green new deal and open

borders and raising taxes. if they want to make that a campaign issue it further makes them look more radical then they are already because the alternatives otherwise, they just aren't there. they can yell and call the nominee names and say they don't like donald trump. he was elected and he's got the votes and will pick someone in keeping with his philosophy. will: put it on your party platform as you point out and put it to the voters which is exactly what this is about is being responsive to the voters including when this nomination is made. senator marsha blackburn was on fox & friends a little bit earlier and she talked about the timing of this nomination and whether or not it should move forward before the election >> we have to look at the fact there is precedent, when you have the white house and the senate of the same party, you move forward. this is what we were elected to do. the american people, and elected us to do this , the supreme court was a big issue in 2016 and in 2018, and you're going to see us move forward as is our responsibility to be

certain that we have a full court and are able to address the issues that are, that the american people expect to be addressed. pete: doing what you're charged to do and being accountable to the voters, that's the important point here. i'd like to say something about this idea of hypocrisy that's been floating around over the last 48 hours. we talked about it yesterday and jedediah, for example, i distinguished to you this moment in time from the one four years ago and whether or not with the opposition party has control from the president, whether or not that makes it hypocritical, let's set that aside and throw it out. we'll be able to find clips of everybody shaping something different than they did four years ago, but here is the important point. what are you being hypocritical against? what are you being hypocritical towards? is it the constitution or a particular rule or law? no there's no principle at stake but what's at stake is manners and you said this earlier jedediah. would the democratic party return the same kind of favor if

the shoe was on the other foot? would they decline to nominate a supreme court justice? no they would not decline. your hypocrisy might be, you might find hypocrisy from lindsey graham or others based upon what they said four years ago but the greater hypocrisy be to your voters, not doing what they elected you to do, and voters elected donald trump to put righteous supreme court justice on the court. that's the hypocrisy that people should worry about. pete: yeah, sorry, jed. jedediah: i agree 100% i was just waiting for pete to run with the next topic but yeah, i agree 100% and listen, bottom line is he has a job to do. he was elected to do it. he's going to nominate someone if the senators feel that they don't want, they want to vote no or they don't feel comfortable. they don't feel there's enough time then they will vote no and that person won't get the votes and the question becomes if it is a 4-4 court and that election

is contested or are there any issues with mail-in ballots and it creates a reality that we are facing and that's just the way this plays out regardless it's heavily political you'll see it become more partisan than ever and that is to be expected and un unavoidable at this point. pete: the left's favorite boogy man in lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell, and everyone is in their corner, process will become a part of that, that's why i'm so excited in about 18 minutes don't go anywhere we'll have mark levin, on the program to layout what does this look like and what should the president do, what should the process be and how do we follow the constitution? no one knows it better than mark levin himself because we're already hearing commentary, well is it better the vote happened before the election or should they hold it and wait until after in case a senator loses and then they are a lame duck senator or should it just

be name the nominee and move forward with the process we asked that question of mike huckabee earlier on that program here is what he said. >> the president does what he's constitutionally require to do and that's put a nomination in place. the senate then has the opportunity to vet that person and to vote on that person. that's how this whole thingworx. we simply need to go back to what the constitution says, follow it, live for the law, that's what most of us would like to see happen, and that's why the president is going to put a name forth this week. will: that's the fidelity to the constitution, to the job you're supposed to do and to the will of the voters, the voters put in place a republican president with a republican senate giving them the power to make a nominee that is not the case four years ago where voters didn't give the same power to barack obama. they gave a republican senate to stand in his way at that time, and in response to that, by the way, the left is getting very upset. here, by the way, is

congresswoman alex andrea ocasi o-cortez on how democrats should respond to the potential nominee. >> let this moment radicalize you. let this moment really put everything into stark focus. we have focus on voting for joe biden i don't care if you like him or no. jedediah: yeah, she wants to radicalize everything, radicalize this process, radical ize the party and as we know that is turning off people who are on the fence, the whole defund the police movement has turned off so many democrats there's going to be a lot of people on the left, i promise you, that stay home. i don't know how many, i don't know if it will be enough but a lot will stay home and they are uninspired and they don't like this type of radical talk and many people i will say don't want a radical court. they aren't looking for individuals on the supreme court to be politicians. they aren't looking for them to act like they are campaigning. they are looking for them to adhere to the constitution and that's what they're supposed to

do so when we talk about radical izing that is only coming from one side. republicans, i hear, talking about the supreme court are talking about originalists. they say just put people on there that interpret the constitution and leave it at that. what you hear from the left is oh, no we want political activism. that is the division and that's why it's so clear and that's why people get so empowered and get excited and that's why we're in such a polarized time because people say i can't let this country go that way, the way she's talking that's terrifying to a lot of people. pete: very true and that's why they loved ruth bader ginsburg so much she was a political activist in a robe and they held her up in popular culture as such and they are tearing their hair out she be replaced by heaven forbid, a conservative , catholic, pro-life justice like amy coney barrett

but the more revealing part of that clip is i don't care if you like him. what enthusiasm is that that's what they are dealing and grappling with so when you talk about enthusiasm gap it's not just how much trump supporters support him it's how ambivalent. jedediah: because she knows, people, she knows people don't like him and they're not mobilized to vote for him. they're only mobilized to take a vote against trump and she's trying to do something about it you're right. that is a very revealing moment. will: really quickly what stands out to me in that clip is those are not just words, the radicalization is already taking place on the party platform, on the streets and it's taking place in response to a potential nomination when there's calls for packing the court. every legitimate government branch is being delegitimized i would call that radical. pete: it's what they want. jedediah: yeah this is already going to be an intense election cycle, with it going on around the country and it's not going to get any lighter we'll turn to headlines now because overnight

the bobcat fire growing to 93,000-acres in california, strong winds helping fuel the flames, causing new evacuation orders for communities in the desert. the wildfire has burned for nearly two weeks in mountains north east of los angeles. >> and now to the extreme weather, tropical storm beta is churning in the gulf of mexico taking aim at texas and louisiana. the storm is expected to make landfall some time tomorrow night or tuesday morning, and bring rough surf, gusty winds and heavy rain. voluntary evacuations are now in place for parts of texas. forecasters are predicting up to four feet of storm surge along the coast. >> and a team of carpenters leaving spectators amazed in front of notre dame cathedral in paris. the carpenters building frames weighing three tons and lifting them by hand. the wooden structures are similar to the ones destroyed in last year's devastating fire at

the cathedral . the french president wants the cathedral reopened in time for the paris olympic games in 2024. officials say restoration could take 20 years that's heavy stuff they are lifting boys could you lift that many tons? will: pete probably could. pete: only with a machine. will: we'll wait i got a few months to get in shape for these competitions. pete: the scaffolding is gone, jed you'll see it. jedediah: and listen don't discount me, will. will: i didn't mean to do that. that's right. i didn't mean to do that. jedediah: just saying. will: i'm confident i'll come in third place. coming up as americans find new ways to practice their faith during the pandemic our next guest says lockdowns are violat ing the right to worship. the archbishop of san francisco is here to explain, next. >> ♪ ♪

pete: for months americans have been forced to find new ways to pray as churches across the country remain under strict covid-19 restrictions our next guest says this is a violation of our most basic religious freedom and it's condemning san francisco leaders in a new op-ed entitled american's right to worship is being denied by government. i won't be silent anymore. the archbishop of san francisco, salvadore joseph cardeleone joins me now. archbishop thank you so much for being here explain your peace and why you're speaking out now. >> first of all i want to say that we want to make sure that when we return-to-worship we do so in a safe way and we've shown that we can do that recent study that examined 1 million masses celebrated over a period of 14 weeks there was not one infection traceable to the

attendance at the church service, when certain safety protocols were observed so we can do it safely. other types of activities that are similar are maybe even more dangerous are allowed to go on, while we're not allowed to worship and the government really has no authority to tell us whether or not we can worship. think ehave no authority to tell us whether or not we're essential. they have no authority to tell us what forms of worship are essential and which are not. they have the authority to tell us what we need to do to keep people safe when we worship, but those are restrictions can't be so severe as to effectively ban worship, and that's what's been going on here in san francisco. it is a fundamental right, religious freedom is a fundamental right, it's protected by the first amendment of the constitution, it's not given by the first amendment. it's protected by the first amendment. other activities that are not constitutionally protected are allowed to go on, so we're asking that the city to allow us to exercise our right to worship

without any sort of impediment. there is a movement going on right now, a petition drive to ask the city to do this for us that people can go online to sign at freedomask.com to give the signal this is a right that needs to be respected in a way that is responsible with reasonable safety precautions that we have developed. pete: yeah it's the double standard that's existed which points out that it feels like it is a targeting of people of faith and effectively deeming it not essential as you pointed out you don't need that right now. that's at least if it's not said it's unsaid. >> it absolutely targeting and people need connection to their faith and their faith communities and we know the problems going on with mental health and can increase depression, spike and suicide, overdose and domestic violence and spiritual health is a concern because people are more and more isolated and people of faith need to be connected with their faith community and with

the exercise of their faith here in san francisco the latest health order allows only one person inside a church at a time to pray and all kinds of other activities are allowed to go on but what does one person inside of a church to pray? pete: i've been inside of plenty of catholic churches and cathedrals they're large. there's lots of room people don't have to sit right next to each other usually . what's the rationale, one person? >> nobody has given me a rationale, they are discriminat ing against us. this is clearly targeted against us. they aren't issuing this kind of , they claim that it applies to political buildings, but what does political buildings mean? a campaign office perhaps. political activity doesn't have their own places of assembly like faith communities do with the house of worships. i sense our people are really getting fed up and i sense more and more of an in patience in this kind of growing throw the buns out kind of mentality. pete: archbishop, thank you so

much for stepping up writing this piece and being a voice for the voiceless. good luck and keep us posted. coming up next, on the program, don't miss it, don't turn the channel, maybe get a cup of coffee, you're going to need it mark levin is going to speak truth.

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>> election icons and you're the winner, and you're going to say no he's not the winner and bring these lawsuits on the mail -in ballots. let's say you're behind and you say wait a minute. you've got millions of ballots out there. you guys put this process in place now we want to wait and see. then they're going to call you a dictator so either way, they seem to be setting up a narrative, but aren't they basically undermining the integrity of the electoral

process? president trump: look they know it doesn't work we're talking about numbers like 30% and 40% off. we're not talking 1% which is too much because you can lose by 1%. 1% is a lot but they're off by 30-40% sometimes. ballots are missing, there's fraud. pete: president trump with mark levin and you can catch that entire interview tonight 8:00 on the fox news channel on a number of topics and here to react to that as well as the news of the day, mark levin, host of life, liberty and levin, author of the unfreedom of the press mark thank you so much for being here , yesterday after our show we have a pitch meeting and everyone said would do we need to hear from tomorrow and universally it was mark levin. give us your take with this opening in the supreme court what should the president do and where is this going to go >> well it's a very strange thing this democrat party. first of all they hate the constitution, because they spent the last several months pulling down statues of the founders and saying that the constitution was adopted by

slave holders and then they wave it around to justify their destruction of the constitution. let's be very very clear. let me read you a quote. "that's their job, there's nothing in the constitution that says the president stops being president in his last year. eight is not a good number, for a body that sometimes disagrees. " that was ruth bader ginsburg in 2016, but this seat doesn't belong to ruth bader ginsburg, it doesn't belong to anybody. it's in the constitution, and the american people and the president has a say. now under our constitutional system, as will has said and you both have said, the president makes a nomination. now what the democrats want to do is sabotage this entire process. there's an excellent piece, here is what is says, 29 times in american history you've heard this because they are all reading the same column, there has been an open supreme court vacancy in a presidential election or a lame duck session

before the next presidential inauguration. please listen, america this is important. the president made a nomination in all 29 cases. george washington did it three times. john adams did it, thomas jefferson did it, abraham lincoln did it, franklin roosevelt did it, dwight eisenhower did it, barack obama of course did it. 22 of the 44 men to hold the office face this situation and now, 23. all 22 made the decision to set up a, send it up whether or not they had the votes in the senate, so in every single instance, in a situation like this , a president has made a nomination. why? because it's compelled by the constitution, so when i listen to susan collins and romney and lisa murkowski and the other republicans who say this be political, this be unfair, they are failing

to uphold their oath to the constitution of the united states. we don't take an other to the democrat party. we don't take an other to chuck schumer. we didn't take an oath to ruth bader ginsburg. god bless her, one of the most left wing political active justices in american history which is why left is freaking out. also the american people understand this. the new york post has a poll out most americans, regardless of whether they are republican or democrat believe the senate should move forward with confirmation hearings for a supreme court justice this year. it's a marquette university law school poll 67% of respondents believe confirmation should proceed in 2020 while just 32% say no, that was conducted september 8-september 15 just days before the passing of ruth bader ginsburg so according to the democrats, the whole country should stop, the supreme court should stop, the president shouldn't uphold the

constitution, the majority in the senate shouldn't uphold the constitution, because they hope joe biden will be elected president that they will take the senate. now, what are they threatening? to pack the court. the last president due to that was franklin roosevelt. do you know who stopped him? the democrat congress, because the democrat congress said constitution before party. his own vice president worked behind his back a former speaker of the house, to stop franklin rotundas. today, democrat after democrat starting with biden on down, says they're going to pack the court if the president of the united states fails to comply with the constitution and if the senate fails to comply with the constitution. so, choosing not to full this vacancy be unprecedented in american history, democrat republican, federalist, it doesn't matter. this party, the democrat party, is so far off the rails, it is appalling. what are they proposing? they want to eliminate the

electoral college that's in the constitution. we talk about packing the supreme court, my buddy bong ino had an idea and i like it. you pack the court and when we take over we'll add a few more justices too so you better be careful what door you're opening here. they want to overrule the state and overwhelm the state voting systems with mail, daniel in votes they know will create all kinds of chaos on election night they're telling biden, never concede. hillary clinton, don't concede under any circumstances. they want to end the senate filibuster. they want to add four democrats to the senate from d.c. and puerto rico. the democrat party is the party of antifa, the party of black lives matter. you have nancy pelosi calling federal law enforcement storm troopers. you had jimclyburn talking about federal law enforcement as gust apo, they were silent for three months while lawless riots were taking place and now they're encouraging them. you have democrat spokesman for former clinton and obama

officials saying out there, you do this , not only will this justice be illegitimate but we're going to take to the streets, so now, we have a mob, and the mob has a home, and it's called the democrat party, and i'm going to tell you something. this mob, one way or another, will be crushed. if they're not crushed at the voting booth they will be crushed otherwise, because what they have in sight is not even donald trump. it's our constitution. you heard aoc. she is a radical. she is illiterate when it comes to the constitution, and she is leading this party. she and the rest of them must be defeated. will: mark we're honored you'll stick around for another segment but we'll talk about the packing the court scenario the questioning of the legitimaticy of every single body of the government in the face of the law so it seems to be the democratic party's response and mark levin will stick around for one more segment to talk about all of that. thank you, mark we'll talk to you in just a moment after the break.

will: welcome back to fox & friends and we're back with mark levin. mark you were just laying out for us the democratic response and it was most stark in the presidential election four years ago questioning the legitimaticy of the election results but as you were laying out this has taken place when it comes to state house, the house of representatives, the senate and now with threats to pack the court with the supreme court as well.

the response to a loss has been to question the legitimaticy of the results and the legitimaticy of our government, but it's not hard to see now, mark is it? they are laying out literally i want to read you a couple of tweets just from the last 24 hours. this is from resa who used to have a show on cnn, when it comes to making a nomination in 2020 over our dead body, literally. and hollywood's rob ryner said ruth bader ginsburg's body isn't even cold and mitch mcconnell is dancing on her grave this is war dems is powerful weapons now is the time to use them. what's your reaction, mark? >> well, these are reprobates, and people who are going to stok e violence and people who have not spoken out against the violence and i just want the american people to understand a few things here. number one, the supreme court, the supreme court is under attack by the left. if they can't control a majority with a bunch of activists they are going to attack it and so

they are trying to destroy that they are prepared to destroy that institution. you know there's a history here. a few years back the d.c. court of appeals, harry reed and obama got together and they added extra seats to the d.c. court of appeals so they would have a majority. well the d.c. court of appeals, what you're seeing here is a complete break down of constitutionalism by people who wave the constitution around but really don't believe in it. i'll give you a perfect example. schumer. schumer threatened two supreme court justices not that long ago , you might recall. kavanaugh and gorsuch and if they didn't rule the right way he warned them that something would happen. do you remember that and an ethics complaint was filed against him nothing happened. they don't leave in the inneds of the supreme court. they want to control the supreme court. what they're doing now is not only threatening to add seats to the supreme court if the president follows his oath, if the senators follow their other but what they are doing now is threatening the existing members of the supreme court warning them we can control you anytime we want and i notice for the most part the news media

just sits there and reports it like it's not a big deal. this is a huge big deal. i also want to remind the american people that joe biden, chuck schumer, and ted kennedy have destroyed the confirmation process. when george w. bush was president of the united states, they used the filibuster like no congress, or senate has ever use it. one nominee after another they used it or threatened to use it to control the circuit courts when they were in the minority and then when they flip in the majority of the senate what do they do? they eliminated the filibuster rule to ram through as many federal circuit court judges as they can. what else have they done? okay, they said we believe that a president should be able to make a nomination whenever a vacancy occurs obama is an example. what are they saying today? we got to wait until after the election for the people to speak. first of all this isn't a pure democracy, this isn't a parliament but the people spoke in 2016.

we have a president of the united states. the democrats have done everything they can to undermine him, to evicerate his administration, to criminalize his administration, to remove the president of the united states and then they sit there and they pretend that they're the ones who are being put off. this is a party that is following a stallinist model and i can't put it any other way and they are taking it into the election and joe biden was the leader of the pack, destroy ing the nomination process, destroying the supreme court. he was the leader of the pack, which is why he was hiding yesterday because he didn't want to talk about the vacancy of ruth bader ginsburg. the american people should know, we own this government. we own this country. we own every damn seat on that supreme court. it didn't belong to ruth bader ginsburg, it doesn't belong to the democrat party and when these people take an oath they take it to the constitution and the country, not the democratic

party. the president likes to say the media is the enemy of the people. i hate to tell you he's right in many respects but the democrat party is a diabolical institution that's getting worse and worse and it has a diabolical history whether it is slavery, segregation, jim crow, or today, the so-called socialism, whatever it is that's really marxism, look at every institution under attack. our school systems are under attack. a vaccine is under attack. our borders are under attack. the courts are under attack. everything is under attack with the current democrat party because their attitude is, if we can't control everything, then burn it down. they're the mob in the street, without molotov cocktails that's exactly what the modern democrat party is today. jedediah: you know, mark, the supreme court is going to be a key issue for voters and we saw in the last election cycle when you looked at that exit polling, one of the key reasons that people voted for president

trump is that they did not trust hillary clinton's potential supreme court picks. when you couple that issue with law and order and the violence that you see merging and the rioting in so many cities across the country, when you see the defund the police movement, i don't see how people embrace the democrat party of 2020. i just don't see how that's possible. >> i agree with you and do you know what's interesting, jed what is the president going to do? he's going to nominate somebody to the supreme court who he believes will be faithful to the constitution. since when is that controversial the president wants to nominate people who are faithful to the constitution and will follow the constitution and who will read the learning trying to discern what the framers of the constitution and the ratif iers meant and try and apply it so that has become now radical for the democrat party. they call them right wingers and regressive and so fourth, so now, embracing and following our

magnificent constitution, which the democrats hate, which the left hates, which their surrogates hate. that now is considered some kind of extreme right wing kind of thing and if we don't get to replace ruth bader ginsburg with a likewise former aclu or whatever radical justice, then we're going to burn the system down. the american people, this is up to us. are we going to stand up for our constitution? are we going to stand up for our courts? are we going to protect this system where we have men and women today and one hell hole over another defending this system when they carry their flag in the war and when they are defending their constitution and the rule of law we have a party in this country a fifth column that is undermining our government, undermining our system. they embrace a group called black lives matter, that has as its mission, the destruction of the united states. they embrace antifa by not

criticizing it by name. a marxist anarchist organization that is attacking cops with lasers and molotov cocktails. this is the modern day democrat party. the radicals of the 1960s now run that damn party. it not only needs to be defeated it needs to be crushed, or we are going to lose our precious constitution, our precious liberty and our founding principles. look, they want to take over the supreme court. they're telling us this. they want to destroy the senate. they are telling us this. they're in the midst of destroy ing our electoral system today as i speak. they're not only telling us this they're acting one america better wake up and it better wake up fast. pete: we are wise to listen to people when they say they are going to do things mark levin you exceeded our expectations and gave us way more time than they thought we would get. thank you so much for your insight this morning and of course everybody can catch mark 's exclusive interview with the president of the united

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will: coming up today on "sunday morning futures" herschel walker , senator marco rubio, common jim jordan and secretary of state mike pompeo. jedediah: one topic you can certainly expect president trump 's delay on the tiktok ban and what the deal means for the economy. president trump: we have some very big news on tiktok. i have given the deal my blessing, if they get it done that's great. if they don't that's cabbies too , but it's a great deal for america, and very interesting. pete: "sunday morning futures" host maria bartiromo johns joins us now. maria good morning no one is more hawkish from the threats coming from the communist chinese. this development with tiktok what do you make of it?

maria: yeah, well look here is what they are saying, that they are going to be able to put the data, organize the data of american citizens in a place which be inaccessible to the chinese communist party. i've got to tell you i've got my doubts. i've got my skepticism on this , because we know that in china, there is something called civil military fusion, whereas any innovation, any technology that comes into china first must be used by the military, and that the chinese communist party can demand and get any information that it asks for , or any company, so bite dance the chinese company, which is the parent of tiktok, they're going to be owning 80% of tiktok global which be the new name, so i'm not sure how they're going to be able to put the data of american citizens on one place and make it impossible for the chinese communist party to access. i'm going to put this question to secretary mike pompeo. he has been among the most hawk ish people out there and he

of course was the person to come on mornings with maria on fox business over a year's time and go through all of the bad behavior with me of the ccp, so , i trust him to tell us exactly where this idea is coming from and how they're going to be able to isolate data of american citizens but we know that the ccp wants to get american citizen's data a whole host of reasons they are mining that data, they are organizing that data in some cases they are using that data as blackmail so this is a very serious situation. we'll see what the secretary says about this , but i share the concerns that i see that you have as well in terms of how they will be able to isolate the american data, if a chinese company is owning 80% of this franchise. will: i'm no database expert but i have those concerns i don't understand how it's separated maybe mike pompeo can explain it along with turning out to be a wonderful political commentators a well, herschel walker a little bit later on "sunday morning futures", at the top of the hour with maria. thank you, maria.

maria: we'll see you then thanks so much. pete: still ahead an arizona police officers caught on camera as she rescues an american flag and returns it safely to its owner and now the video is going viral. that officer joins us right after this. >> ♪ ♪

jedediah: a patriotic act of kindness is going viral an arizona police officer noticed high winds knocked an american flag off its post while she was on patrol so she took it upon herself to return the flag to its owner and rest

it safely on the doorstep. the homeowner posted the video online to say thank you. that officer, shelley montez from peoria, arizona police department, thank you so much for being here, i think it's such a special moment tell us why you rescued that flag and what that moment meant for you. >> it's a sense of honor for me as a military veteran, and its something i do quite often on patrol. during the monsoon season we have a lot of high winds and it's something that happens often, and i surely never expected a camera to be there, but it's something that is a pride thing for me, seeing a flag on the floor is painful to me, so i saw that, picked it up, rolled it and put it on the patio chair next to his doorstep. jedediah: yeah, and you obviously didn't know the camera s were rolling. how did you find out ultimately there had been a camera on you and this had gotten out and that community was responding to it? >> through a facebook post that

apparently went pretty viral. i had no clue the camera was there. jedediah: and have you spoken to the family as of yet? >> not yet. that's what i plan to do. jedediah: so what is your message here? we're in a time right now where so many people are rushing to support law enforcement, really challenging times. what is your message about the flag and about patriotism and law enforcement that you can share with us today that may have led to your decision to rescue that flag? >> well i know what it means to me and it's a sense of pride and a sense of pride for many officers and i know i'm not the only officer that does this. i know for a fact there's been several out there who take it upon themselves to do this it's a sense of honor for our country and those of us who have served and continue to serve our community. jedediah: and you mentioned that you are a vet that you were in the air force we thank you so

much for your service not only as a veteran but in the community every single day, we thank law enforcement, we thank you for what you've donald what an amazing gesture to have out there and to have the whole country see at this important time so thank you so much for joining us being part of a really positive story that the country needs right now. thank you for your support it's much appreciated. jedediah: absolutely. we have more fox & friends coming up moments away. >> ♪ ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we're here for you with safe, convenient service. >> tech: we'll come right to you. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: you'll get a text when we're on our way. >> tech: before we arrive, just leave your keys on the dash. we'll replace your windshield with safe, no-contact service. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: and that's service you can trust when you need it the most. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: schedule at safelite.com.

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will: that's going to do it for us this weekend on fox & friends we'll be right back here next weekend next saturday come hang out with me, jed and pete. jedediah: we will and these two guys got a head start on pizza so i have a lot of catching up to go do now. pete: you do promise as you will

it has been a heck of a four hours hasn't it? will: yeah. pete: breathe, everybody all right we got 44 days until the election it's going to be intense share it with us. have a great sunday, everybody. pete: see you next week. pete: go to church. maria: good sunday morning everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures" i'm maria bartiromo. flags across the country are at half staff this morning, to honor the life and legacy of justice ruth bader ginsburg who passed away on friday at the age of 87. take a look at a growing memorial outside of the supreme court, flower, candles and signs blanketing the steps to mourn the femininist pioneer and liberal icon who is the second woman confirmed to the high court bench. president trump celebrated ginsburg's 27 years of service calling her a trailblazer, an inspiration to all americans, as we remember her this morning we are reminded also of what's