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senate, the democrats and even republicans want to wait until after the election which is just over six weeks away, we have fox news team coverage on all of this, david spunt is that the supreme court, jacqui heinrich is in the philadelphia following joe biden campaigner mark meredith at the white house but mike emanuel is in washington with the latest reaction from capitol hill. >> once president trump announces his nominee, things could get moving very quickly. some republicans pushing for confirmation vote before election day. >> the senate will exercise our constitutional duty and we will process the nomination and conduct hearings and be thorough and deliberate and careful just as we were with the nomination of justice or searching, no, we will move forward without delay. >> moderate republicans are pushing back, susan collins of maine is facing a very tough

reelection, collins and alaska lisa murkowski says they oppose about being held before election day, he democrats are pushing hoping for other defections. >> whatever happened before, what matters right now is that they just made the statement, they are not holding the mitch mcconnell, they are beholding to the people that voted for them in their own states. jon: much of the power is with majority leader mitch mcconnell who sets the agenda that he can keep republicans together in democratic knowledge there is little they can do, their argument is about before election day would do damage. >> for the public and majority just 44 days before the next presidential election to rush through a new justice and a partisan confirmation process will further divide our country, will further challenge the legitimacy of the court and wood discounts dishonor justice ginsburg legacy. jon: when your party is in the white house and you have the

senate majority, this is what you do. >> i can tell you what is going to happen reviewers who are watching the president is going to make a nomination and i believe it will be this week and lindsey graham chairman of the judiciary, we will hold hearings and there will be a vote on the floor the united states senate this year. >> another argument being made if it gets tied up in court you need the knife justice to make sure there is not a tie at the high court. jon: mike emanuel in washington. thank you. president trump holding a rally in north carolina last night were supporters chanted fill the seat, the president vows to do just that promising to nominate a woman to succeed just as ruth bader ginsburg, mark meredith has more from the white house. >> as you mentioned the

president is making it clear he plans to nominate a woman to the supreme court this week less than two weeks until the presidential election, you mentioned the rally last night in north carolina the president appeared to be drilled with the supporters as you mentioned filled the seat, he hold an impromptu ask them which they prefer a man or woman nominee. >> i will be putting forth the nominee next week, it will be a woman. [cheering] it will be a woman, it will be a woman, very talented and very brilliant woman. we have not chosen yet but we have numerous women on the list, i built an incredible list of brilliant people. >> the list is long but there's three names of fox and been told to keep a ion, amy coney barrett of the second court of appeals iin the decision to move forward with the nomination after the

debacle that followed the nomination four years ago has immigrants outreach and house speaker nancy pelosi made it clear that she could take action to stop the white house. this is what she had to say earlier today. >> we have a responsibility, we have taken oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, we have a responsibility to meet the needs of the american people, when we weigh the equities of protecting our democracy requires us to use every arrow. >> the statement getting a lot of attention, the speaker threatened to impeach a president again for simply fulfilling his constitutional obligation, the white house fired up over the speaker's comments, as for the president he said that his virginia golf club, he just got back to the white house he will be on the came pantera quite a bit this week stop in ohio, pennsylvania and florida.

jon: mark meredith at the white house. thank you. the democratic presidential nominee joe biden speaking earlier today in philadelphia doubling down on his argument that the next supreme court nomination should be made by whoever wins the election while slamming republicans claiming they are breaking the rules they set four years ago. >> at that time majority mcconnell made up a world based on the fiction that i believe there should be no nomination to the court and election year, he created a new world the mcconnell rule, absolutely no hearing, no vote for a nominee and election year . . . no caveats. many republican senators agreed with him. jon: jacqui heinrich is live in philadelphia with more. >> pushing senate republicans not to confirm a nominee until

after the election, joe biden cited arguments for 2016 when republicans blocked president obama's nomination of garland, gop leaders like mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham argued against the supreme court vacancy in an election year saying the american people should have a voice in the election, biden estimated by october 1 up to 40% of americans may have cast their votes, until voters determine the next president, congress and senate, the current senate should not push through this president's nominee, biden said if president trump wins reelection the senate should move forward, but if biden wins try nominee should be withdrawn and take no action until the election is decided. >> i'm not speaking, president trump will do whatever he wants, i'm not speaking to mitch mcconnell to do what he wants and he does. i am speaking to those republicans out there, senate republicans who know deep down what is right for the country

inconsistent with the constitution as a stand here in the constitution center. >> republicans have been quick to point out the circumstances are different now last night the gop majority block the nomination of an outgoing democratic president and this nominee would be from the leader of the same party, biden having established the 2016 standards, republican should not abandon them when it conflicts with your party interest, biden linked the vacancy citing concern the president trump's picked could rollback guarantee coverage of pre-existing conditions under the affordable care act with covid-19, he also said his own supreme court pick would make history as the first black woman on the supreme court, he would not finalize his choice without consulting with both parties and he finished by urging gop senators not to pitch the country into a constitutional crisis. biden said he will not release

any names of his potential nominees saying that could gin up anger and emotion and subject those people to political attacks months before and potential vote. jon: jacqui heinrich in philadelphia, thank you. more on all of this let's bring in john decker fox news radio white house correspondent and an attorney, you just heard from jacqui, joe biden suggested a constitutional crisis is in the offing, is that may be overstating it a little bit? >> absolutely we are nowhere near a constitutional crisis, the president is fulfilling his constitutional duty now there's a vacancy on the court, this week apparently will name a replacement for the seat of ruth bader ginsburg and then the obligation of the senate to pick up that nominee and already we heard from the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, he will move forward as will the senate judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham, the people that are really the focus right now

are the republican senators who have not spoken up, that's how they feel about voting on a nomination this close to a presidential election. jon: there are 22 presidents that have made supreme court nominees or nominations during the final year of their terms in office, that includes george washington, this has been done before. >> it has been done before but i think the argument that is being put out there by democrats, if you look back four years ago what took place with eric garland nomination, some of the things said in regards by some of the players that are involved in this nomination which would be announced this week, the things that were said by mitch mcconnell, his actions and the things said by lindsey graham as well and that perceived hypocrisy and democrats right now are certainly playing up among their base.

jon: then you had a republican led senate and a democratic white house, the democrat president, this time you had the same party in charge of both of those wings of the government and republicans are saying that's what makes a difference. >> that's argument that's been put forward by mitch mcconnell and by lindsey graham as well as other individuals who are up for reelection like joni ernst to his running for reelection from iowa. last time four years ago, she was against putting forward or voting the nomination of merrick garland, this time around she's more in, time to listen same thing, he is all in supporting the majority leader on this, if it's a numbers game, we're looking at whether or not democrats can convince two additional republican senators to break ranks, i don't see that happening right now, anything is possible, we don't know who the

nominee is going to be or their background but as it stands as a unified republican party in the senate right now except for the two that were mentioned earlier. jon: let's take a look at the timing of all of this in the timing of past nominations and confirmations, it took 88 days to get brett kavanaugh confirmed to the supreme court, we all know what he went through, neil gorsuch it's 65 days, elena kagan 87 in sonja 66 days, we do not have -- were less than 66 days out from the election, does that make a difference? >> it does and it does not, if you listen to the various things that were said by the republican senators that were played just before you came to me, they are all on the same page in terms of the timing of all of this, they say this will happen by the end of this year, that does not necessarily mean that it will happen in terms of a vote up or

down vote on the senate floor before election day but the election that it would happen before the end of the year even if it means that we are talking about a president such president trump losing in november or a president who is recently been reelected, i think that is a proper timeline to talk about and also when you consider, it is not until january the 20th of next year that we will swear in either president trump or joe biden, there is a lot of time that is at work between now and then. >> you're an attorney and you stated the constitution that states the president shall appoint in the senate shall confirm a supreme court justice, does not say anything about the timing of all of that. you heard senator coons saying an appointment could challenge the legitimacy of the court and you heard nancy pelosi threatening to stop all of this

through some action in the house and some are speculating could include impeachment. it seems a little over-the-top. >> a lot of that is rhetoric, some as empty rhetoric in terms of what you just mentioned, as far as the threat coming forward of what you mentioned the possibility of impeaching president trump once again or impeaching the attorney general of the united states, those are threats that are out there but the senate can still do its function, even if those actions are going on simultaneously with the confirmation of president trump's nominee. jon: it will be a fascinating couple of months. john decker fox news radio correspondent, thank you. jon: a makeshift memorial to justice ruth bader ginsburg continues to grow a at the supre court, mourners spent the weekend bringing flowers, signs and candles to pay their

respects, david spunt is there with on people remembering the notorious rbd. >> the notorious rbd and she said she likes that name. that's one of the was biddable cut buildings in the country and has been closed because of covid-19 and normally there would be tours, i want to show you the photos provided shows a black funding over the bench chair away the late justice ruth bader ginsburg once sat, she was there for many years on the court since 1993, this is a special tradition dating back to 1873, at least to that time a very special tradition here at the court. outside of the court early this morning house speaker nancy pelosi stop by to honor her friend justice ginsburg, a steady stream of mourners continue to pass by the court last night several thousand mourners packed the street between the capital and the supreme court for a candlelight

vigil, it is noticeable because the battle to fill the seat of the supreme court is underway at the u.s. capitol building across the street, more than 100 senators able to vote on the next justice, senator elizabeth warren came out to that last night. listen. >> mitch mcconnell and his henchmen believe that they can ram through a supreme court justice, only 45 days from the election. >> rbg really changes shape of a country forever and she uses the law to defend both women and men's rights and by defending both women and men's rights, she will show everyone should be treated completely the same. >> justice ginsburg died peacefully at her home surrounded by family on the rosh hashanah jewish new year, she will be at arlington national cemetery, according to the jewish faith, those that pass away are fairly frequently -- fairly right away after they

pass away, we don't know exactly when the timeline is, we are waiting because of covid restrictions and they said earlier when there may be a public viewing at the court, no word on that but we do know she will be laid to rest next to her beloved husband who passed away in 2010 at arlington national cemetery. jon: david spunt in washington thank you. at least 35 people including one firefighter have died and dozens of wildfires burning across the west, some rain is expected the house doused the rain and clear the smoke, christina coleman is live in california with more. >> that rain is offering relief, the firefighters with this pacific northwest, here in southern california hot dry day, i am here at the munroe b akin you park and helicopters have been flying over there all

afternoon encircling the mountains checking for hotspots, they want to make sure there is no flareups in this immediate area for the bobcat fire, the bobcat fire burning northeast of los angeles has doubled in size since last week and burned 100,000 acres with 14 days, new evacuation orders were issued for desert communities yesterday as the wind pushed the fire further north and destroyed homes and the nature center as the natural area, geological site that more than 130,000 people visit each year, this was one of 26 major wildfires burning california right now, 250 marines and sailors will be deployed to the creek fire near fresno to get the fire under control. >> i have 80 marines in my platoon and every single one volunteered, in my platoon over 50-cent is from california, a lot hits home because it's where they're from, where they were born and raised.

>> i used to work in the small units in adapting and overcoming. >> in the hard-hit state of oregon where small towns have been wiped out from the fires, rain is providing that relief to firefighters providing them with favorable conditions and as of now the major fires in that state are 10% contained in the rain is helping clear out the smoke and as you know the smoke from all of the wildfires has taken its toll on the air quality around here, you 70 national park is closed for this weekend because of all the smoke pollution. jon: christina coleman and monrovia california, thank you. we will be back in a moment. on. yea, that look of pure terror... ...no, no, the smile... ...and that second right before the first tear comes... ...what?! pizza on a bagel-we can all agree with that. do you want a hug?

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jon: here are other headlines around the globe, in london westminster abbey is marking 80 years since the battle of britain, the class was a turning point in world war ii, today's memorial which typically draws thousands was scaled back because of the pandemic. in germany thousands take to the streets calling on the government to offer more help to migrant families in greece, many refugees have been left homeless after fires tore through the

country migrant camp, authorities believe the fires were intentionally set. in belarus, sixth straight week in a protest against president alexander, the march drawing more than 100,000 people, a crackdown on protesters prompting hackers to leak the personal data with more than 1000 police officers. in thailand pro-democracy protesters declaring victory after presenting authorities with demands to reform the monarchy, thousands attended the demonstrations which have grown in size over the summer, and israel police finding thousands of people for violating a second nationwide lockdown. it comes in response to a new coronavirus outbreak, the ou lockdown forcing families to celebrate the jewish new year, rosh hashanah in small groups. in iran, the top administration is set to unilaterally reimpose

u.s. ancient entire on as it continues to ramp up pressure against the islamic republic, the move by the u.s. comes despite opposition from allies, trey yingst has the details. >> good evening, despite pushback from security council members, the united states has reimpose un sanctions and around, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo released a statement saying there will be consequences for any country that violates a sanctions, this includes adhering that was set to expire last month as well as ensuring iran is unable to receive help with the aspiration, after they pulled out of the deal, they have increased the iranian enrichment and storage levels well beyond the confines of the agreement. despite this, u.s. allies like france, britain and germany have agreed the u.s. cannot unilaterally impose punishment on the public, just across the wires this evening the topo administration reportedly targeted two dozen people and entities to speak with sanctions as concerns about iran's ability to make a nuclear weapon

continue. the iranian foreign ministry weighed in saying this. >> the regime and the white house has no option just to respect the international regulation and norms and also stop the illegal actions in the economy for reason the unilateral and sanctions against the nation. >> this comes between tension from the iranian regime and u.s. allies, just today is sorted a terror attack that was being planned by a group of individuals supported by the iranian regime. jon: trey yingst in jerusalem. that is a look at some of the stories around the globe. president trump 2020 communication director react to joe biden's refusal to release a

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toward the gulf coast, the national hurricane center says they could dump more than a foot of rain in some areas, we will have the full forecast coming up in her next hour. officials have identified a woman as a suspect in sending a letter containing rice into the white house, that's according to the new york times, the paper says similar letters was sent to law enforcement officers in texas, the fbi and canadian authorities are investigating. protesters target the home of mitch mcconnell after he pledges to fill the vacant supreme court seat, a group of about 100 people gathered outside mcconnell's home in louisville kentucky, one person was arrested for disorderly conduct. >> fill that seat. [cheering] it can only happen to me, fill that seat. the president is supposed to fill the seat. right, that is what we are going to do, who would rather have a man on the supreme court. [cheering] who would rather have a woman on the supreme.

[cheering] it will be a woman, very talented, very brilliant woman. jon: president trump and a rally at fayetteville, north carolina promising supporters he will move quickly to fill the vacant supreme court seat, the issue could energize republican voters who might be on the fence about reelecting the president with a little more than six weeks until election day a number of polls show the president trailing joe biden in several battleground states, joining us now is to murtaugh, 2020 director of communications, all of a sudden it seems like the copan controversy and restrictions have gone by the wayside, everybody's attention at this moment is focused on the supreme court in whom the president will nominate, is that a good thing? >> is a very important issue to voters in 2016 and it was going

to be an issue for voters in 2020, that's what you saw president trump released his list for prospects of the supreme court in 16 and a few weeks ago and it's why we have consistently called on joe biden to release his list, in june joe biden said he would release his list of supreme court nominees and now says he will not, the president has released his list, you play the clip from the rally last night where he said it would be a woman in the constitution is very clear, the president selects a nominee in the senate provides advice and consent, those are the rules and the only rules the president will do his part, we elect the president for a term of four years, not three years and nine months or whatever the democrats would want the president to behave like, the president is good to do his constitutional duty, select the nominee get him in front of the senate and we anticipate and hope the senate will move on that nominee. jon: as you mentioned joe biden is not too pleased with the prospect of the republican president and the republican

senate confirming a supreme court nominee, here's what joe biden had to say earlier. >> the nomination through the senate, and exercise and raw political power, i don't believe the people of this nation will stand for it. president trump is already made it clear, this is about power, pure and simple power, power in this nation resides with them, the american people, the voters. jon: respond to that, he says this is an exercise in raw political power, respond to th that. >> it's an exercise in doing what the constitution prescribes, and says very clearly that the president will select the nominee and the senate will provide advice and consent, i will point out the

people have spoken both entities that will be involved in the process, the president and the united states senate, the people have spoken in 2016 they elected donald trump president and in 2018 the people expanded the republican majority in the senate and that is the senate as it was constituted in the election of 2018 that will take up the president's nominee and decide whether to vote up or down, this is exactly the president and the senate discharging their constitutional duties and i know joe biden does not like it very much but the president is elected to a term of four years, not three years and nine months in joe biden cannot suddenly say stop doing the things that you are supposed to do as president as outlined in the constitution because there is an election coming up, you don't stop being president because there's 45 days to go before an election, he still the president and there's a vacancy on the supreme court, this is happened 29 times previously in the history of the united states and all 29 times when there was

a vacancy between a presidential year, 100% of the time the president made an nomination everything will time, this time would be no different, they will nominate a candidate and we hope they will take it up. jon: this has energize democrats, the blue organization has raised $100 million since it was announced that justice ginsburg had died, it is energizing for your political opponents. >> i don't know the extreme left who has by the way been in control of joe biden from the very beginning needed any reason to oppose president trump aside for the grievance and that they already have, this energizes our side as well, it is president trump who has released his list of possible supreme court nominees and joe biden refuses to do so, the president has been

driving the issue on this, conservatives care very much about the makeup of the court, over the course of the last many decades conservatives have seen activist judges on the left making laws from the bench and they are tired of that, that's why they want to put constitutionalist on the court, the president has installed two solid conservative justices on the supreme court and now is going to nominate a third, i know the left gets hot and bothered about everything this president does and i don't see why this would be any different. jon: very quickly you know something about campaigning and the exercise of political power, why is joe biden not releasing his list. >> i think it is pretty clear he could not release his list because we know he's in the grip and under control of the extreme radical left in the judges that he would have to put on the list to satisfy those people on the extreme left would not be palatable to the majority of the american, these will be justices that have very extreme positions in the past, the left is energizing and raising money and

i believe they were first out of the gate on friday night just as soon as the news broke, this is a major political issue and candidates raise money on political issues, our campaign is no different, i would invite your viewers to go to donald j trump., we have a t-shirt that says the lucy on it and i would invite your viewers to check that out, we are also trying to raise awareness on this to our voters as well. jon: tim murtaugh thank you. will have bipartisan reaction tonight on "fox news sunday", chris wallace speaks exclusively to republican senator tom cotton who is on president trump's most recent list of supreme court nominees, he will speak exclusively to chris coons who speaks on the senate judiciary committee, chris will have an exclusive one-on-one with microsoft cofounder bill gates

to talk about the u.s. response to the coronavirus pandemic, that is at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. republican senator susan collins facing gop backlash over her support for waiting until after the 2020 election to confirm the next supreme court justice. up next to a close look at the tight senate race between collins and democrati opponent h gideon, the supreme court fight might impact the incumbent senator's reelection campaign. >> tech: at safelite, we're here for you

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jon: with a vacancy on the supreme court bench, susan collins became the first republican senator to say the appointment should be made by the president elected on november 3. her statement comes as collins faces a heated reelection battle in her home state of maine. here is a closer look at the important senate race.

>> once a republican stronghold may have new england's last serving republican congress, senator susan collins, the 67-year-old known for her independent streak is seeking a fifth term and in the toughest race of her career. >> this is sarah gideon, the democratic challenger is speaker of the maine house of representatives. as main politics go the 48-year-old is a relative newcomer having moved to the state in 2004. but the latest new york times siena college polls show her with a small lead, at a sawmill tour she touted her deep state routes taken a job at her opponent. >> a rookie senator simply does not have the experience or the seniority to deliver for the people of maine. >> gideons husband while firm took up to 2 million tellers from the program. >> or federal data, the racism most expensive in-state history.

>> susan is not the same susan we sent to washington, the airway saturated with ads. collins did not vote for trump in 2016 and has repeatedly refused to say whether she will vote for his reelection, the gideon campaign did not respond to our request for an interview but at a recent debate she slammed collins as an ally for the president. >> she does not stand up to donald trump, she looks for 94% of the time. she voted for the president a little at his impeachment trial and also cast a deciding vote to confirm brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court. >> her support for kavanaugh was a huge disappointment to many mainers including democrats who supported her in the general election over the years. >> collins told me she stands by her kavanaugh vote because it was the right thing to do, and portland maine fox news. jon: the presidential election is less than seven weeks away into the battleground state of

pennsylvania, mail-in ballots have become a major issue with one key county expecting 50% of its voters to send their ballots by mail. >> election officials are working overtime ahead of the 2020 presidential race especially in the key swing state of pennsylvania. >> we are a swing county within a swing state. >> in 2016 hillary clinton won by nearly 2700 votes, less than 1%, the board of election director says half of voters could vote by mail in november. >> in 2016 during the primary we had roughly 6000 absentee ballots applied for during the past primary we had about 100,000, the drastic increase. >> the plan is to send ballots in mid-september. >> what is mailed is the outer mailing envelope with house the ballot itself, the return that has the declaration have to sign in a secrecy envelope.

>> she remembers getting hers when she voted by mail on the 2016 election. >> i knew what it was right away it was official looking in the instructions were very clear about what i was supposed to do. >> she is god mail-in voting is an option and might do it again this year. >> in a particular want to go to the polls because i'm close to 70 and that makes me a high risk group or covid. >> according to a recent poll from the university 18% of republicans say they will vote by mail compared to 51% of democrats. those numbers do not support county republican committee chair. >> i think the republican people that i talk to, a lot do not trusted at all and they say we are not. >> my own brother is a different political persuasion and he needs a high risk group for covid so is doing mail-in balloting. >> voters have late october to apply for the mail-in ballots in the november 3 to get them into

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coronavirus death nearing 200,000 in the united states, while closing in on a million globally, the world health organization is sounding the alarm over rising cases in europe, alex hogan is live in new york city. >> the cdc announcing 42000 extra cases today in california and texas surpassing 15000 deaths, utah, arizona and colorado are leaving the country with a highly stately new case increases, minnesota saw the new single day high, and a fox news interview bill gates argued the president trump's travel ban actually accelerated the spread. >> what happened 40000 people came out of china because we did not ban the residents and citizens from coming in, we created a rush and we did not have the ability to test or quarantine those people, that ceded the disease.

in a new investigation the cdc found 11000 airline passengers were potentially exposed to covid-19 after 1600 people without risk for spreading it some telling contract tracers that they just needed to get home, the virus spreading the front-line workers at airports since the start of the pandemic, 1870'1870 tsa workers tested positive, many atlanta, jfk, fort lauderdale airports, travel is drastically down in the tsa screened 600,000 people compared to nearly 2 million last year, experts reminding everyone to continue wearing masks. >> alex hogan in new york city, thank you. we are celebrating hispanic heritage month on the fox news channel, we are highlighting a prominent figure in the latino community, working to preserve hispanic culture in the u.s., alicia acuna has the full story.

>> current and future generations to understand latinos role in american history, he is part of an effort to create the national museum of the american latino, he credits his success to determination he learned from his mother. >> my mom is from puerto rico, she grew up very poor and never learned to read or write. >> after moving to new york city carmen found her self divorced with four young kids. >> she was the one who taught me when you were told to sit down and be quiet, that's when you needed to stand your tallest. >> danny was the youngest child and only boy, his family lived in bushwick brooklyn which at the time was filled with crime, drugs and poverty, he graduated high school at the top of his class and at 17 years old he saw a way out. >> my mom had to put an x on a piece of paper to authorize me

too leave to join the air force under age. >> he believes that no only changed his life but saved it. >> he got me out of a bad environment in new york because sister stickley i otto enter would've been dead or in jail. >> he landed jobs of several multinational corporations, before launching his own marketing and communication firm. in 2017 he was elected chairman at the friends of the national museum of the american latino. >> we are a vibrant essential component of the american story. >> the past july the u.s. house unanimously passed as part of the smithsonian on the national mall, jenny's mother passed away in 2016 surrounded by loved ones, her lessons are now being passed to her grandsons. >> that is one thing she taught me was to have faith that tomorrow will be another day and tomorrow could be better than today. >> supporters are working to get the museum built passed in the senate. in denver alicia acuna fox news.

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jon: the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg reshaping the race for the white house. both candidates campaigning on the high court they can see in hope of energizing voters six weeks before election day. getting mean i'm jon scott and this is a special two hour addition of the fox report. ♪ jon: live look at the supreme court where crowds have been gathering since friday night to pay respects to justice ruth bader ginsburg. meanwhile, president trump holding a rally in north carolina last night where his supporters chanted, build that seat. the president vows to do just th