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i will vote based on qualifications of the nominee. todd: a grateful nation says goodbye to justice ginsburg. shannon: legal crusader infamous icon paved the way for women throughout her life becoming the first woman to lie in state of the capital. with that we say good morning. >> the late justice ginsburg will lie in repose later this morning and that is where we find griff jenkins live. >> reporter: just 24 hours ago, looks like a showdown but the president's unlikely hero mitt romney delivering the key vote to push forward after collins and murkowski defected, last night in pittsburgh the president was grateful. >> i have to tell you i am happy. thank you, very good. very positive.

>> reporter: the utah senator explaining in a statement writing my decision regarding supreme court nomination is not the result of a subjective test of fairness which like beauty is in the eye of the beholder, it is based on the immutable fairness of calling the law which is the constitution and the proverbial senate map is there moving towards confirmation of a nominee which will we be revealed saturday. here's the breakdown, 51 republicans in favor, two opposed, 47 democrats opposed but even with the numbers against him democrats are fighting back with calls to pack the court meaning of democrats win in november they will add seats to the high court but biden refused to answer direct question whether he would take that step. >> i will not answer that

question because it will shift the focus, that is what he wants, say i answer that question, the whole debate, biden through didn't say, biden said he would wouldn't. >> reporter: the president continuing his pressure on biden to release a list of his own candidates. >> i'm asking sleepy joe biden to give me a list and he doesn't want to do it because he can only put superradical left judges, people that would destroy your country, people that would destroy your country. >> reporter: history will be made this morning, ginsburg will arrive at 9:34 private ceremony and lie in repose today and tomorrow and friday across the street she will lie in state in the capital in statuary hall, a first for a woman ever. even in death justice ginsburg breaking barriers yet again.

>> senator romney on board donald trump is certain to get his pick for the senate, publisher at the federalists says senators are ready to move ahead and with a nominee they know and respect. >> there is no gamesmanship, no handwringing, people want to move forward and do it from what i'm hearing from senators they want to do with a choice who was the stealth candidate, who doesn't have a short record that can't be dealt with in political terms. instead they would prefer to work with someone they are familiar with, who is already proven to have a spine and that is an indication that i think amy coney barrett is preferred by a number of key senators. >> reporter: so amy coney barrett leads the pack, sarah sanders blasting the left are already launching attacks on her. >> donald trump hasn't even named who he will nominate to the supreme court and they have already started aggressively and viciously attacking judge

barrett, one of the potential nominees, a very conservative strong woman the they are attacking her for her christian faith. let's not forget these are the same liberals who lecture us about empowering women when the truth is they are nothing but liars and hypocrites who are only trying to empower themselves. >> reporter: that leads us to our next topic, supreme court vacancy one of the top debate topics next tuesday december 20 ninth moderated by chris wallace. the topics were released and we will name them for you, trump and biden record, supreme court vacancy as i referenced, covid-19, the economy, race and violence in our cities and the integrity of the election. todd: having this conversation a week ago the main topic of this debate, the supreme court vacancy is probably not even on the list, was out there in the ether but never an official

topic, john kennedy talking about it, it is front and center. >> like is or not the supreme court vacancy has become may be the most important issue in this presidential race. donald trump shortly i'm told is going to tell us where he stands. i think joe biden needs to do the same thing and he needs to either support or condemn his colleagues who threatens to destroy the us supreme court by packing it. >> to a certain extent i agree with the senator, the supreme court voted the person for whom that is the reason they are going to the polls is obviously going to be big, the debate in the election but i would not lose sight of the suburban mom we've been talking about since the violence and unrest started, all along but the question is is that individual, that person may

be doesn't love donald trump, the supreme court doesn't love donald trump but is willing to give their vote because of those issues. we need to pay attention to that individual. shannon: with a moderate or independent who is still undecided at this point because of the supreme court vacancy. there's a lot of criticism for these debate topics. we are seen it already. this was interesting, tom steyer comes out on twitter saying this is the next up, climate crisis cannot be ignored with a link to a petition to have that in a debate. i'm curious if he realizes there are two more. >> there's a vice presidential debate. climate change is an issue, it is out there but at the end of the day there is stuff that is immediately right in front of our faces, the next three months. i understand why they picked these topics. >> people are already voting. let's look at what some of you say on social media. a comment on twitter that reads, quote, the topics and to be the topics at the forefront of a lot

of people's minds at the moment, perfect for the first debate with two more debates to come. another comment, mike says china and iran should be discussed and i'm sure they will be. >> two more to go in and the vice president the one. this one is coming up, next week, chris wallace, september 2, '09, that is tuesday, 9:00 pm, all eyes on the fox news channel. >> a massive dark web opioid takedown puts 179 people behind bars with authority seizing $6 million in cash. >> these dark nest marketplaces have grown in popularity at an alarming rate and allow drug traffickers to advertise and take orders from anywhere in the world, the dark net invites criminals into our homes and provides unlimited access to

illegal commerce. >> operation disruptor, 64,000 drugs, methamphetamines, officials say the bust was executed in conjunction with europe and canada with the majority of the arrests in the us. former utah prosecutor brett toman will join us to react. >> border patrol agents out of the hospital one day after being stabbed multiple times, the chief patrol agent for the tucson sector tweeting he continues to recover at this hour. the unnamed agent was patrolling a remote area near the border when he tried to dictate a group of illegal immigrants. he was able to fight back, fatally shooting his attacker before being flown to the hospital. shannon: the remnants of beta stalling over southwest texas, the storm flooding out roads and neighborhoods, some areas seeing 14 inches of rain. this see's fire chief says his department has done 100 water rescues since beta made landfall as a tropical storm.

>> the house overwhelmingly, a government shutdown next week, it comes after extensive negotiations between nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin is the measure would fund the government through december 11th. also includes billions of dollars in food assistance for families and money for struggling farmers. the bill heads to the senate. kentucky congressman james comeare joined us in the next hour. louisville on edge, the national guard is ready, state of emergency in place as we await a decision in the rihanna taylor case. jillian: mitt romney, what they need for donald trump's supreme court pick. a political analyst, ron meyer says he's not surprised, live to explain why next. you know that look? that life of the party look walk it off look one more mile look reply all look

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fill the open seat despite defections. political analyst ron meyer joins us. are there any other landmines that could prevent this confirmation? >> just like last time with brett kavanaugh the media will do everything they can to stop the nominee. instead of looking at various senators which it seems the gop has 51 pretty well locked up i would look at the media to see what they will try to do to derail it and which senators would be vulnerable to the media narratives. that is why donald trump is taking extra time to pick a rocksolid nominee that will face of the media scrutiny as possible. that is the interesting thing. people acted surprised when mitt romney made this decision but it is not surprising because he may be a never trumper but unlike so

many in the media, he is a never trumper but has conservative values and will support the values long-term on the supreme court. i'm not sure romney is a swing vote but we will look at some others the media attacks when the nominee gets hotter. jillian: look at what susan collins has to say. if there is a vote i would oppose the nominee not because i might not support the nominee under normal circumstances but too close to the election. what do you think of that? >> she is in maine and going to be a state that goes against donald trump but also not necessarily consistent with how she's been her entire career, someone who has been the center of the senate, tries to force that. everybody looked hypocritical on this issue.

democrats and republicans switched sides, the historical precedent usually says people with the votes win these issues. if the senate and the same party as the president get a nominee and they get it fast. if they have opposing parties it doesn't pass. it is politics. it should be no shock to anybody but susan collins, also smart for her considering she is up for a senate race. todd: donald trump holding a rally in pennsylvania, joe biden campaign in north carolina, the president won both of those dates by narrow margins but look at this. he's not leaning in the current polls in both of those states. with that is the backdrop keeping in mind these polls were before the death of ruth bader ginsburg. how big a deal with the supreme court fight be for voters in the states? >> it is a game changer i think.

the polls are shifting a little bit. reuters has a poll out from yesterday and centerleft polling as far as the data shows and they had trump tied with joe biden in north carolina down by 3 in pennsylvania. it shows things are starting to tighten and put the backdrop of the supreme court you have evangelical voters and people who are on the fence about donald trump's personality saying this is a bigger deal so it will help the race tighten even further and the debates coming off, another game changer, the polls will tighten and continue to tighten. i don't think north carolina is in play for the democrats, pennsylvania will be the biggest swing state so i think that is want to continue watching. jillian: don't forget in 2016 hillary clinton was up by 7% at

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>> protesters marched through street in kentucky ahead of the decision in the rihanna taylor case, the city prepares for unrest and declaring a state of emergency. carley shimkus joins us as we await the decision. >> reporter: kentucky attorney general daniel cameron preparing to announce of the officers involved in rihanna taylor's death will face, charges. it is unclear when the decision will come but louisville's mayor has declared a state of emergency. >> we hope the announcement is coming soon so hour; what happened and begin to heal and take the next steps in the fight for racial justice. >> reporter: downtown louisville has been barricaded as police restrict access. businesses are being encouraged to have employees work from home. >> the lapd and others are trying to ensure that any

reaction is one where people can give voice but at the same time we don't see property damage. >> reporter: protesters marching through the barricades tuesday while staying peaceful, this is one of the officers involved in taylor's death, defensive actions, sergeant jonathan mattingly sending an email to the police department saying we did the legal, moral and ethical thing that they, taylor was shot and killed when police used a no knock warrant, those warrants have since been banned, the c announced a $12 million settlement with taylor's family last week which includes a series of police reforms, illinois is preparing for protests, the national guard has been placed in a state of readiness ahead of the decision. jillian: the portland district attorney drops charges against protesters, 15 people were set to be arraigned on misdemeanors including disorderly conduct,

interviewing with the police officer, their cases were thrown out. most of the rest happening during a demonstration, one protester had charges dropped. todd: will bar praising law enforcement for busting a drug trafficking ring in milwaukee. >> offenses were related to violent drug trafficking organizations smuggling cocaine and marijuana from california to milwaukee for distribution. todd: officers seizing 33 guns on search warrants in milwaukee and california, result, 170,$000 in cash, large amount of heroin, marijuana, and cocaine. jillian: a father shield his children from bullets as surveillance video shows him jumping into action pushing his

kids to the ground 3 suspects fired multiple shots. the father was taken to the hospital, he is expected to recover. none of his children were hurt. investigators believe it was gained related. the suspect, customer's car outside the dealership. it is 26 minutes after the hour. a 77-year-old veteran was attacked for wearing a maga hat. todd: the country remembers the late justice ruth bader ginsburg, the legacy of the supreme court tighten up next. ♪ robinhood believes now is the time to do money.

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states so help me god. shannon: in a few hours the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will lie and suppose where she walked down the hall on a mission to bring equality to all. breaking down her accomplishments, presidential historian james hansen cook, thank you for being here. there are so many accomplishments to point out and we can bring some of them on screen as you are talking but you know all of this started when she was a young girl at 13 years old when she wrote an essay. tell me about that. >> reporter: i was struck in her autobiography by an essay, she's 13 years old, a jewish young teenager reflecting on the holocaust and she doesn't want america to ever be at ease when it comes to the issue of prejudice and she wants america to be on guard and she believes the world could be a happy place for men and she would later and

women, create strong bonds that could not be broken by prejudice. how her whole life was fighting prejudice and as a young woman, one of nine women, when she was 23 years old and at age 30, law professor but she couldn't get a job at a law firm. at age 38, before the supreme court she is a member of the supreme court. jillian: how should we remember her? >> we should remember her as a woman who lived her life looking for ways to fight prejudice, to bring equal opportunities to men and women but in particular women and you see so many women today on both sides of the political aisle recognizing that she paved the way for them to go to law school, to give the more equal opportunity in the

workplace. that is what she -- we should remember about ruth bader ginsburg. jillian: as we look ahead many people remember her, we see people gathering outside the supreme court especially when her death was announced, people paying their respects, the president will announces supreme court choice friday or saturday. what do you think this means going forward because this could potentially shape what the supreme court looks like. >> absolutely. whenever there is a justice nominated to the court it does shift the court in some way but this is a big shift and the us constitution gives the president the authority and power to nominated justice to the supreme court, doesn't matter is what point in the president's term or specify in the constitution, and give the power to the senate to

confirm the justice. noise and politics, that's what the constitution says. you are going to see a process move forward and justice ginsburg was not happy about the process around brett kavanaugh's confirmation. she wanted people to become patriots and step up. if she was confirmed, 9654, very bipartisan support so different than we've seen in the past nominations and part of the country really longs to go back to that where we have bipartisanship when it comes to the process of judicial nominees and that is not where we are at the moment. jillian: thank you for sharing those memories. >> thanks for having me. todd: supreme court about to take its first face test since

justice ginsburg asked of, republicans will appeal the ruling that extended the deadline for mail in ballots, the state supreme court ruled ballots received by november 6th must be counted as long as they are postmarked by election day. the gop argues it will lead to voter fraud. matt gates demanding a bribery investigation of michael bloomberg, the billionaire raised millions of dollars to pay court fees for felons so they can vote. florida supreme court held the law requiring those fines to be paid off, gates says bloomberg's spending could be a crime. >> i believe there may be a couple investigation already underway, the bloomberg connected activities in florida, florida statute says it is a third-degree felony for someone to directly or indirectly provide something of value to impact whether or not someone votes. todd: bloomberg also vowed to spend $100 million to help joe biden win florida. donald trump calling on the un

to hold china accountable for unleashing the coronavirus. jillian: the communist country's firing back. >> reporter: donald trump address the un general assembly yesterday where he called for china to be held accountable for the covid-19 pandemic, the president also added he believes the world health organization is controlled by china referencing reports the who withheld critical early information about the virus, the relationship with the chinese communist party. there are limited mechanisms to punish the chinese, donald trump asserted the country was taking steps to protect its own people but not the rest of the world. >> we must hold accountable the nation which unleashed this playground to the world, china. in the earliest days of the virus china locked down travel domestically while allowing flights to leave china and infect the world.

>> reporter: china's ambassador responded, quote, china firmly rejected opposes the groundless accusations made by the united states against china during the general debate on the 20 second of september. the international community is going all out to fight covid-19 the united states is spreading a political virus. amid the political back and forth regarding covid-19 there were striking images released out of wuhan, china were experts believe the outbreak began that showed partygoers at a club. you have a dichotomy of the united states dealing with the rising death toll while on mainland china life is returning to normal. todd: that was quite an image, we appreciate it. jillian: police charged with murdering tessa majors confessed to his jailed dad in a wire taped call. the new york post reporting rush on weaver told his father the details before he was arrested.

court papers say he was, quote, in the park and try to take the girl's phone and she was hanging on to her phone and he hit her with a knife. he will be tried as an adult for the 2019 murder. he pleaded not guilty and will appear in court in november. todd: mourners paying their respects for firefighter killed in california. highway procession honoring charlie more, died battling the el dorado fire last week. he leaves behind a wife and daughter as the bobcat fire forces thousands of people to evacuate their homes near los angeles, it has been 112,000 acres and is 17% contained, officials predict it will not will be the under control until the end of october. jillian: a 77-year-old military veteran attacked for wearing a am the aga had, he does not want to be identified, was ambushed at a post office in broad daylight, the man and woman walked up to him and said, quote, we just don't like people like you before they started

hitting him. police arrested martinez for the attack, he is facing battery and elder abuse charges. todd: from bad to good the neighbors of a north dakota farmer show up to harvest his crops and suffers a heart attack. the man was and combine when it caught fire, clashed while trying to put out the flames but after hearing what happened 66 of his friends and neighbors got together to finish the jobs. 7 hours to harvest 1000 acres but they did it. he is still in the hospital but that is awesome. jillian: celebrating a major milestone granting half-million bushes started 30 years ago. to celebrate the 60-year-old, leading a virtual camp fulfilling her wish to help sick kids forget they are sick. todd: it will stream live on youtube at 11:11, including magic shows, science class and a dance tutorial. those folks at make a wish to

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city towards a more just society. todd: the plan includes eliminating 300 officers by november, capping pay at 300,$000 and ending homeless camps. meantime the city reportedly hired a convicted pimp as a street czar. andre taylor paid 12,$000 a month to come up with alternatives to policing. jillian: new york city looking at extending outdoor dining. >> i want to see what we can do to address that fairly because i want to give every possible opportunity to restaurants to succeed and survive. still some real issues but we will have an announcement on it soon. jillian: the program help struggling businesses stay open during the coronavirus pandemic but set to expire october 3, '01, the director of the hospitality alliance will join us at 5:30 to discuss. restaurants are getting creative ahead of winter.

this french bistro setting up a bubble to keep patrons warm and dry. todd: a lot of bubbles. the internet loving the restaurant idea, you know amy, the instagram quote, looks fabulous, fantastic. jillian: what a great idea for when it rains. todd: one instagram user saying feel bad for the staff when winter arrives. everyone will be in their cozy bubbles but staff will be out, very cold. jillian: i have been sitting outside at restaurants in pouring rain with an umbrella, i have done, started to rain, i will stay. todd: when you go to a restaurant you will see it through. jillian: i am. it is my business. top health officials will testify on capitol hill today on the response to covid-19 as the us passes 200,000 total death. doctor anthony fauci, robert

redfield, stephen hahn and white house admiral will appear. the washington post reports the fda will issue tough new standards before giving emergency authorization to a vaccine. could be difficult to get a vaccine before election day. todd: ned lamont creating a task force to figure out how to distribute a vaccine. 45 after the hour. don lemon trying to walk back this incendiary statement. >> you have to get rid of the electoral college. jillian: this is why people don't trust the media, joins us next. i feel like we're forgetting something.

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>> that is how i got the nomination. i'm not a socialist. >> backhands bernie sanders to distance himself from the democrat socialist. bernie bros and squad supporters are reluctant to vote for him. media reporter joe congerin, i feel like i am on one of those celebrity shows, shotgun marriage. >> if you go online and read on twitter the bernie bros and girls can't be happy about this. i wish i could have been a fly on the wall in a ocs apartment when joe biden said that. there was this bernie and biden packed, a unity pact introduced in july to shore up the left-wing particularly young

voters in the party but when joe biden says something like that off of teleprompter that will only keep those folks homes were not actively campaigning for him because joe biden realizes states that matter, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania he needs more independents and progressive left wing of the party that largely doesn't exist in those states and more in new york and los angeles. todd: here is the unity plan on the screen, with so many mixed signals does anybody know what biden would do as president? i don't. >> that is the thing. every campaign comes down to a bumper sticker, make america great again, hope and change, shining city on the hill. i don't know what joe biden's bunker sticker is, doesn't have a clear optimistic message what he will do. his campaign has been about donald trump is bad, i am good as if we are electing a president instead of a priest, joe biden needs to shorten it

up. in september alone, one of every three days joe biden has put a lid on his campaign early in the morning, no events or no questions. you've got to want this and donald trump is doing rallies, joe biden is pleading the fifth to win the presidency and that is not how you win because in the end people want to hear what you're going to do, not the other guys bad. todd: the world doesn't stop at 2:00 pm on thursday. don lemon says we need to blow up the entire system and get rid of the electoral college to give majority a bigger say in the government. >> we have to blow up the entire system, get rid of the electoral college. >> constitutional amendment to do that. >> of joe biden wins democrats can stack the courts and do that amendment and get it passed. todd: should we be saying phrases like blow up the entire

system in such highly charged political time? >> that is the thing, not just language like that but he says we are going to have to blow up the system. who is we exactly? is we the media? is we democrats? who are you representing? either way don lemon is labeled as an anchor and people at the network insist he doesn't news show. he doesn't do a news show. he does an opinion show. that is the problem with cnn, they sell themselves as an objective network with no opinion shows, that is clearly an opinion. 84% of the american people say the media bears the blame for the divide in this country and when you see clips like that that only lends that argument that they -- largely against conservatives and republicans, overwhelmingly 86% of the

american people don't trust the media and particularly conservatives and republicans because they see the fight is fixed as far as journalists being activists instead of journalists. todd: here's the walk back, take a listen. >> i woke up and saw these headlines, limit is calling for the abolishing -- i was responding to you, we want people with integrity and office and i do think we need to look at the electoral college because it disenfranchises voters. todd: maybe don lemon has the pulse of the people, 51% of americans think the electoral college should be abolished. is that what half of our neighbors, half of our families think? >> i think they think if you get the most votes, therefore you should win an election but then that means you will never see anybody campaign again in places like iowa or wisconsin or pennsylvania, just run of the

scores in major cities like new york and los angeles in chicago. does that represent our country? to abolish the electoral college takes a lot, takes 2 thirds in terms of getting rid of it in certain chambers so it is not going to happen so talking about hypotheticals shouldn't be the job of a news anchor at this point. got to go. it is wednesday, that means telefon day. i go to 40 minutes inside of 45. todd: never give up, we appreciate it. jillian: 45 more minutes. nancy pelosi appearing to backtrack statement about looking to impeach donald trump, ruth peter ginsburg's supreme court see, pelosi doubling down on why she thinks the president is looking for a replacement. >> i don't remember saying impeachment, that is always an arrow in the quiver. the president is in such a rush

because he's in a hurry to overturn the affordable care act. jillian: policymaking the comments while speaking to the atlantic's editor-in-chief in a virtual conversation. everybody loves raymond actress patricia heaton warning christian that the supreme court battle to fill the late justice ruth bader ginsburg's spot, friends, the prepared for social media to be filled with onslaught american announcements based on breathtaking ignorance of religion in general, christianity and catholicism in particular by people who wouldn't recognize god if he bit them on the bum. judge amy coney barrett as a possible replacement. todd: the president letting the world know who is to blame for the pandemic. >> hold accountable for their actions. todd: gordon chang engaged in a campaign of deception, joining us live.

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>> we are going to pick a great woman. i'm asking sleepy joe biden to give me a list and he doesn't want to do it, you know why? because he can only put super radical left judges, people that would destroy your country. jillian: it is wednesday september 2, '03, donald trump pushing to confirm his third supreme court justice as he get surprising support from an unlikely republican senator. todd: it comes as the country honors ruth bader ginsburg who will lie in repose later this morning. jillian: a blockbuster announcement in the breann