♪ will: we begin with a first alert. president trump's doctor says the commander-in-chief is doing very well and resting comfortably at walter reed medical center. dr. sean conley says the president has committed his first dose of remdesivir therapy antiviral treatment that has shown promising results for coronavirus patients. jedediah: the president arrived at the hospital yesterday on marine one. the president is suffering from mild symptoms and taken to the medical center out of an abundance of caution. his health will be monitored as he continues to run the country from the hospital's presidential suite for the next several days.

pete: more high pro-trial will testing positive including ronna mcdaniel and kellyanne conway. we bring to you this saturday edition of it was. thank you for being here. looks a little different. i'm broadcasting live from studio h from my house or hegseth. first time since covid-19 i have not been in the studio. will, i wish i was there with you. i will be soon. i was actually at the event with the president where judge barrett was nominated and out of an abundance of caution, cdc, fox news guidelines, i'm here at home this morning. but hope to be back next weekend, good morning, guys. will: we wish you the very best, pete, you, the president and the first lady and everybody at the white house all across this nation dealing with coronavirus our very best. throughout this morning, jedediah, pete, i think our goal will to be bring you the truth, the facts and contextualize what is going on in this country today.

we are happy to be here with you this morning, jedediah. jedediah: absolutely, we are going to talk to a lot of doctors today. find out the detail ass to what treatment the president is receiving. what outcome is likely to have. what the make jump is of these antibody cocktails and what is to be expected in the next few days from a political perspective as well. first though we are going to head over to leland vittert who is live with the latest on the president's condition. remdesivir is in addition to the ren general ron antibody therapy

he got 24 hours ago. in addition to that the president is taking zinc, vitamin d the over-the-counter equivalent of pepcid, melatonin and baby aspirin as well. the president walked out to marine one 6:00 yesterday afternoon at the white house with a mask on, waved to the press and gave the thumbs up and did not stop to answer questions. overnight about midnight he tweeted going well, i think, exclamation points. thank you to all, love. there are a number of people close to the president who have also tested positive. the first lady, senator mike lee, senator till little of north carolina, hope hicks, the rnc chair ronna mcdaniel and kellyanne conway and the president's campaign manager. the president right now is the only one in the hospital. it's not a typical hospital room at walter reed that we are talking about but an entire presidential suite. purpose built for just this kind of situation. although it has rarely been used

in modern times. not only includes hospital roomsz, some icu facilities but a full presidential office and working suite. and the white house, along with a number of the president's surrogates and supporters underlining overnight that he is very much still the president, fulfilling all of the presidential duties, working, taking phone calls, heard that he talked to kevin mccarthy. the house minority leader overnight and the house minority leader reported that he was in good spirits and not only in addition to receiving well-wishes but also talking about the coronavirus relief package and other things including judge barrett's confirmation hearing with mitch mcconnell the senate majority leader, guys. will: leland, thank you some for that as leland is speaking this morning can you see pictures rolling across your screen of the suite at walter reed memorial hospital. pete: a little bit dated. will: a rare look at what presidential suite is at that

hospital. pete, jedediah, i believe our job is to brings the american people facts and contextualize those facts. we spoke in the last 24 hours. it's clearly a serious situation and one this administration this government and country are taking very seriously. it's also important for us to put this into context. the cdc numbers on recovery even in president trump's age demographic for coronavirus are overwhelmingly positive. it was never a possibility nor even a stated goal in this country that we would achieve zero percent transmission rate. i believe contextually fellows, pete and jedediah, that the big take away this morning is we are dealing with a very infectious disease that can even infiltrate one of the most protected bubbles in this country. pete: will, i think you are. jedediah: that's right. pete: go ahead, jed. jedediah: go ahead, pete. jody jed i was quug to say it's highly contagious. we know that the president is one of the most protected people in terms of people are often very often and very regularly

tested who are around him even at those rallies that we have talked about. you see that the president is removed and is distanced from people. he travels in very small circles generally. so if the president can get this, that just shows you how contagious this virus is. also to note i think it's a very smart decision that the president was taken to walter reed and is in a hospital setting. not only are some of these drugs important to be administered iv. this changes differently over a matter of hours. symptoms come and go and new ones arrive. it's key that someone in his age demographic and power you have leadership be supervised 24 hours a day in these initial days. i think that was a very smart decision on the part of the administration who have him sent over there. pete: it's important to emphasize the abundance of caution. the white house is saying that the president reflecting that and they are making clear he is still the leader of our country. leader of the free world. that doesn't change any of that

he can do the business of the office of the president. he has chosen to taken that forward leaning approach from the beginning. as we mentioned transmission is going to happen. as tested as everyone is around him. i was tested before i interviewed him a week ago. you also have people from across the country and around the world coming to see him in realtime. sometimes those symptoms don't show up in a test right away. these things happen. as much as it is about facts, will, and you are right. it's also about pictures and feelings and emotions. i can say yesterday as the avalanche of news came in hey, the president is going to walter reed, a lot of uncertainty. what does this mean? could it mean it's worse? watching the visual of him get on marine one snap a salute to the marine slap the side of the railing walk in confidently and head out, can i speak for a couple of people that reached out my wife who is here it is okay, this is serious, he is fine, and this is the right precaution to take. and, yes, there is politics. yes there is a campaign trail. yes, the election is a month

away. but this is being taken seriously, we are protecting our commander-in-chief and everyone wishes him the best. and the people thinking about him the most guys are his family. don jr., his son, was on tucker last night talking about his father. here's what he had to say. >> obviously he is taking it seriously but really it's business as usual with my father. i have known him for a long time. i'm 42 years old. i don't know that i have ever soon him sick. i don't know that i have actually seen him have the flu or anything like that. he is obviously taking it seriously. he's a fighter. i know he is still working. i know he was speaking with various senators about the stimulus package today. he's going to take it seriously but if anyone can beat this -- will: the first family, the administration, the united states taking this situation very seriously as we are as well informing you on the condition of president trump throughout the morning. throughout fox and friends today we will bring you the latest, including medical information of

dr. ronny jackson and others including dr. marc siegel. we will get every medical question you and we have throughout the morning and what goes on with the united states government while president trump is at walter reed memorial hospital? we will be talking to congressman including michael burgess doug bill cass city doug collins and steve scalise including what are they doing to pass the covid relief bill. a busy day including election fallout that is a presidential campaign going on as we speak, jedediah, as we speak, pete, what will go on with this campaign as president trump spends some time at walter reed memorial hospital. joe biden is already campaigning. he is in michigan pushing for a national mask mandate. telling voters now is not the time for partisan attacks and he pulls his negative ad from the air. listen to this. >> this is not a matter of politics. it's a brazen reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously.

it means wearing a mask in public and it means encouraging others to do so as well. it means having masking mandates nationwide to get this pandemic under control. but this cannot be a partisan moment. it must be an american moment, whether you voted for me or against me, i will represent you. and those who see each other as fellow don't just live in red states or blue states but will live in and love the united states of america. jedediah: i thought this was an important message from joe biden. i think the decision to lift those negative ads was also a very smart decision, strategic some would say but also incredibly smart and incredibly kind, frankfully a very heated political season. i don't know, you know, i still have questions about the mask mandate. that's a policy i don't understand. i don't understand how it would be enforceable. most businesses we know already enforce that i don't know any

business that can you walk in nowadays and not have a mask on. i don't know if he is talking about when you are walking around outside. i don't know what he means there someone should ask him. but, i think you are going to see a push from the biden camp on all of these issues that they have been pushing on for a really long time. that includes mask wearing that includes social distancing. have you seen that position taken up widely by them. they have done a lot of virtual events as opposed to in person rallies. they have taken some heat from that they are seeing this as justification and saying, look, this is why we have been doing what we are doing. it's just too contagious and too risky. the question is what will the trump campaign right now be doing? how will they be operating? what will continue? what will be discontinued? shawn spicer weighed in on all of that former white house press secretary on the immediate pause in the trump campaign on "the story." take a listen to what he had to say. >> i think there is obviously an immediate pause not just on the president's side but you have seen the biden campaign talk

about taking down their ads. one thing is for certain tonight there is a big x factor. until we understand the extent of the president's symptoms and whether it's just a short-term thing or whether he needs additional care, there is going to be a lot of pause about what happens going forward. i can tell you right now at least for the next 72, 96 hours there will be a slowdown. the question becomes to what extent does the president do events, does calls, does videos, whatever. i think you are going to seat campaign continue to move forward. pete: you know, guys, enjoy, rightfully so, the warm glow that we have right now country sending their thoughts and prayers, hitting the pause button jed, as you pointed out. it's all the right thing to do right now. hopefully this lasts as long as possible. but the campaign trail continues. the biggest prize in our country just a month away it. will quickly turn to politics. it's way too early to know how this cuts. the people making the nasty comments about the president's health write them off. they are not a part of this

conversation. but, joe biden can talk about masks and responsibility and all of that it's quickly going to move into finger pointing here as we have already seen it happen. you could see it go negative. you will could also seat president be very healthy, move out of walter reed quickly. stay visible. and, you know, move into that second debate and the whole deck is reshuffled. we will stay focused on the president and his condition this morning, wish him the best, politics maybe for another day. will: yeah, pete, appreciate that we will cover every angle to satisfy everyone's questions about the president, status, his health, this saturday morning as he spends time at walter reed memorial hospital. coming up, the president is undergoing treatment for covid-19. the next guest takes us inside the commander-in-chief recovery plan at walter reed. form physicians to president trump and obama dr. ronny jackson is next. ♪ i try so hard, i can't rise above it ♪

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walter reed hospital. i think i'm doing very well. we are going to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well. so, thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget. thank you. pete: president trump reassuring americans on twitter before being flown to walter reed medical center. the president says the move is out of an abundance of caution. jedediah: retired rear admiral dr. ronny jackson is a former physician to president trump and obama. and has been in regular contact with the white house. he joins us know by telephone. dr. jackson thank you so much for joining us this morning with your expertise. first and foremost, we want to ask but walter reed. what is likely going on there right now in terms of the president's scare and how are those drugs administered? what do you think is going on

inside? >> well, you know, they did really move him there out of an abundance of caution but also the resources. we built this entire presidential wing of the hospital that's just to take case of the president. i'm really familiar with it because i helped design it and build it. it has an area up there that's dedicated to you the president. allows him to get consult tants from different areas they have consultants from hopkins and nih. go get together on treatment plan to make sure they are not missing anything. it's convenient to be able to do all of that there they have access to the labs and radiology. things of that nature and nursing staff. both. >> medications is he getting right now being given iv. they would like to do that in a hospital setting. we can do that certainly at the white house but it's much easier to do that with a full nursing staff there at the white house. so he ised in the right place that allows him to get the care that he needs. get it all consolidated one place and have access to the

resources and facility that a hospital would have that the white house just doesn't have. we have pretty robust facility at the white house but nothing compared to what we have at walter reed. will: dr. jackson, president trump has taken reportedly a dose of zinc, vitamin d, remdesivir, also had the antibody cocktail regeneron. talk to us, please, about regeneron and what the physicians around president trump are trying to accomplish at this moment. >> well, the regeneron product is an antibody product. two money kno they take convalem from patients who have had coronavirus and they go through literally thousands and thousands of antibodies that their body might have made and find the antibodies that seem to be the most specific or most -- target the virus the best. they found two particular antibodies in the research they did coming up to developing this product. one of them attaches to the

spiked protein and prevents the virus from entering into the host cell, the human cell. so what it does basically is it attaches itself to the virus and it disables the virus where it can't get into the body, into the cells of the body and cause infection. and so that essentially drops the viral count. eventually your body clears those viruses. the other drug that he is taken the remdesivir stops viral replication. so we're blocking the virus that's already in his body and we are preventing the replication of the virus with the remdesivir. so, the two of those in combination should help clear the virus out of his body much sooner than his body could do it on its own. pete: dr. jackson real quick. we don't have much time. what is the expectation, what do you hope to see as far as the amount of time the president will be at walter reed? >> i think -- i don't think he will be there more than three days to be honest with you. i think they will monitor him and check to make sure the fever is not getting worse and that he

his symptoms are improving. after a couple of days, i think he will be back to the white house. will: dr. jackson, i hate to interrupt you. we appreciate the information insightful on the president's condition. thank you so much. markets reacting to news of president trump testing positive for covid-19. brian brenberg breaks down the economic outlook as the election approaches, next. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up.

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jedediah: we are back with quick headlines nearly 20 hours of grand jury recordings are released in the breonna taylor case. one of the officers saying in the recording taylor's boyfriend claimed she is the one that opened fire on the police. >> she said something about [inaudible] he said she was the

one shooting. he said she had a 9-millimeter. he believed a 9-millimeter. jedediah: another officer also claims in the recording police identified them selves several times before entering taylor's apartment. >> banged on the door, no response. banged on it again, no response. at that point we started announcing ourselves please come to the door. police, we have a search warrant. >> indicting brett hankison over bullets he fired that went into a neighbor's apartment. police searching for a man who sucker punked ghostbuster's anchor mic roar ran necessary. surveillance footage shows he attacks him seemingly more ran miss saying he is recovering and he wants to us catch the bad guy and go away. he left acting in 1997 to raise

his children recently revealed that he would return to the sequel honey, i shrunk the kids. pete: i buried the headline. reacting to covid-19 diagnosis with the dow closing down 134 points. this as the final jobs report before the election so it's 661,000 jobs were added in september. less than half the number added the month before. unemployment rate dropped to 7.9%. here to react fox news contributor brian brenberg, also a professor of business and economics at the kings college in manhattan. brian, good morning, thanks for being with us. what do these numbers mean? help us out. you are seeing a loft gloomy predictions the fact is 661,000 jobs in september recall standard is huge. take await preceding four months, pete, getting 1 million

jobs gained you would have to go back to 1983 to see a job gain that big. let's get the big story straight first. yes, this number is smaller than the millions we have been seeing big number economy is heading in the right direction. you cannot buy the headline narrative you are seeing. voters need a clear picture of where the economy is and where it's going. and if you think that a 661,0000 job gain is bad news you are going to make the wrong decision. it doesn't mean we're out of the woods but we are definitely moving in the right direction. pete: point well taken i looked at those headlines and thought they tried as hard as they could to spin it negatively for everybody yet as you said this is a big number. what could have made it bigger? what is holding back the economy even more in your opinion? >> yeah, look, pete, the big story everywhere is can

businesses get back at it? and if you look at the differences in unemployment, right? so you look at a phoenix or dallas, the unemployment rate in those locations in the five to six percent range compared to new york city, chicago, where you are above 10%, much higher than that in some cases, that's a story of can businesses operate or not? and that is it. pete, we are talking so much about stimulus right now and i get it that there are some places where targeted rye leaf might be needed. but the fact is nothing can substitute for governors and mayors letting businesses get back at it, listening to them and trying to do everything they can to help them grow their business again. if you don't do that pete, can you throw federal money at this all day. and it's not going to make a difference. that narrative has got to change. pete: such an important point if you listen to the washington intelligence i can't. it's all about the stimulus and federal money. your point is simple. let businesses open responsibly and you will see a lot of those

jobs come back a lot of common sense from my fellow minnesotan brian brenberg. good to see you. >> good to see you, pete. pete: the media not wasting any time to reacting to president trump's diagnosis. the "new york times" consider the source going so far to question if he should even be on the ballot in november. joe concha breaks down the media bias blatantly, next.

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♪ will: we're back with a first alert. presidendoctors say president ts resting well at walter reed medical center. the president has completed first dose of remdesivir shown positive results for coronavirus patients. jedediah: the president arrived at the hospital yesterday on marine one. the president is suffering from mild symptoms and was taken to the medical center out of an abundance of caution. his health will be monitored as he continues to run the country from the hospital's presidential suite for the next several days. pete: the president's daughter ivanka trump who also serves as an adviser tweeting an heart felt message saying you are a warrior and will beat. this i love you, dad. a lot of people see him as warrior and leader to her he is also her dad. well said. the media waste nothing time and going all in on their oea tacks for the president testing

positive for covid-19. >> president trump now in quarantine has become a symbol of his own failures. >> the president of the united states not only not protecting this country but not protecting the white house. >> his falsehoods and lies coming back to bite him. >> the sad truth is that we really can't trust at face value what comes out of the white house on this. will: the "new york times" is questioning if he should even be on the ballot this november. jedediah: here to react media reporter for the hill joe con challenge. welcome to the show as always. you saw that media montage that we just aired. let's get your reaction to media coverage of the president's diagnosis thus far. >> jed, what blew me away last night jim acosta white house correspondent cnn here is what he had to say when the president was walking from the white house to marine one. it was a beautiful evening it. would have been just fine for him to stop and talk to us and he went right past us.

flashed a thumbs up. i asked how are you doing? how long do you expect to be gone from the white house? all we got was a thumbs up from the president. in other words, while a helicopter is running, he should have stopped, walked over to the press while he has fever, chills and a highly contagious virus and got close to him because you ever been near a helicopter i know you have, pete, kind of hard to hear. do you know what would have happened if he stopped of course, acosta said. pete: why did he do that? he is trying to hurt us. >> exactly right. >> that just blew me away. because you have a healthy joe biden who has done five press conferences in 180 days and the media shrugs and then trump who has coronavirus should have stopped and talked to the press. as for the "new york times" as you brought up as well, they say that perhaps trump should be taken off the ballot. how do you do that exactly when 26 states are already voting and 2 million votes have already been cast? so you take him off it's like putting toothpaste back into the

tube. will, have you tried to do this, it's impossible physically to do that. will: yeah, joe, i try anything to strike my curiosity. i notice several games being played by the media here. you point out the no win game jim acosta is putting the president trying to play. media playing the blame game no facts how the president acquired this disease yet. then there is perhaps the most insidious game that is shockingly by a prime time host on a cable news channel. let me read to you, joe a tweet from joy reed a host on nbc. here is how wrecked credibility is at this point. i have a cell phone full of people giving me texts as to believe whether trump actually has covid. here we see next level conspiracy. >> yeah. remember, for those at home you see oh, it's just a tweet. how many people saw that? she didn't stay on the air, she has for twitter followers joy reid does an viewers that tweet alone got 70,000 likes. a lot of people agreeing with

joy reid the president must be making it up. michael moore is hoping and praying for covid-19, in other words, that the president dies and also doubts that the president even has coronavirus as if this somehow benefits him politically. so all that means, of course is, that all the doctors now at walter reed the top doctors in the they are in on the conspiracy too to make it look like the president has coronavirus when he actually doesn't. it's just -- i don't normally get too emotional these days but the last 24 hours my wife says you need a drink. you are really stressed. i'm like i can't believe what i'm seeing and watching on television right now. pete: just wait until 8:00 a.m. that's our standard on fox and friends. elected officials gout into it as well. julian castro tweeted this i hope this is a wake-up call this is not a hoax or something cured by injecting bleach. we need a plan not the same decisive rhetoric. so they go back to absurd ways in which they have tried to spread it against him to make

him the problem. >> oh, he threw shade that's cool julian castro that the president just announced again that he has a deadly virus when you are above x age and x weight. on msnbc there is an anchor stephanie rule who asked house speaker nancy pelosi if she was contacted about continuity plans. continuity plans smeens speaker of the house becomes president if the president and vice president become incapacitated or die. now we are talking about trump could be gone and what if pence gets it and now we should be talking about president pelosi which is the true fantasy of some people in this business as opposed to joe biden. i don't know how to wrap this up except got to go. got a lot of things to do today. i don't really even have anything interesting to do. it is my wife's birthday. according to my daughter she is 35. maybe slightly older than that but we are intralgt her 35th birthday today. will: happy birthday. jedediah: i will say happy 25th

birthday bonus points because i like her. thank you for joining us. the media never disappoints. >> good to see you. pete: not much to do today except it's my wife's birthday. you might pay for that one, joe. >> good point. amazon, i shop there so i don't even have to go anywhere to get her anything. we will go to a nice outdoor restaurant and that's the second time in seven months i believe we have done that. jedediah: wish her a happy birthday from all of us, again, have some cake. all right. we are going to turn to some headlines for you now. former movie mogul harvey weinstein facing new sexual assault charges in california. los angeles prosecutors charging the 68-year-old with 11 counts involving five women. the charges include sexual assault of two women over a decade ago. weinstein is expected to be extradited to california. he is serving a 23 year prison sentence in new york on separate sexual assault charges. and a veteran owned clothing company is helping the families of two lang county deputies who

were ambushed outside a compton train station, nine line apparel raising more than $26,000 two weeks with this defend the blue shirt. nine line apparel saying the shirts are sign of support for those protecting and serving the community. order one through october 12th. the deputies are out of the hospital and recovering after the attack last month and a suspect is in custody. and increasing murder hornet sight sightings possible nest. they threaten local honeybee populations as well as being dangerous to humans. officials hope to trap toll locate destroy their colony. murder hornets. 2020. what else is in store for us, will. sometimes you don't even want to know. >> big bottle of raid and solve the problem. pete: jed would want to hug it. she would want to hug it and take care of it and love them. and that is not possible with murder hornets, jed, you have to

raid them in the faces a will said. jedediah: i'm going to break some news for you, i do not want a pet murder hornet. so there you go. a surprise for you both. will: encouraging. come up, president trump run from the country -- running the country from walter reed medical center as he recovers from coronavirus. is he not the first president to visit while serving. how significant is this stay? we will look at it historically and discuss that next.

pete: welcome back to fox and friends. shall world leaders sending well wishes to president trump and first lady after tested positive for covid-19. chinese president xi jinping hoping the two have quote early recovery that's after chinese newspapers trashed the president. consider that british prime minister boris johnson offering similar sentiment. >> well, obviously, i think we

all want to send our best wishes to the president and the first lady and i have done that. >> johnson recovered from covid-19 earlier this year. and north korean dictator kim jong un and vladimir putin sending their support. state media reporting kim quote sincerely hopes they would be recovered as soon as possible. putin sending the president a telegram reading in part: i'm confident that your vital energy, high spirits and optimism will help you cope with the dangerous virus. those are your headlines. will over to you. will: thanks, pete. president trump is undergoing treatment this morning for covid-19 at walter reed medical center. the president is under the care of the nation's top doctors in the medical center's presidential seat searching a mini oval office where he will continue to work as commander-in-chief. he isn't the first president to check into walter reed while in office. here now to discuss presidential historian jane hampton cook. jane, thank you for being with us this morning.

i think it is important to put this into historical context. it's obviously a serious situation. let's talk about how serious it is historically. when was the last time the president operated from a presidential suite at walter reed? >> well, you go back to eisenhower in 1956 when it was an election he was in the hospital for 21 days. it was june. not this close to the election. i was signing bills from the hospital. that comes to mind something more modern history. really we have never seen this before. this combination combination of a president leading a pandemic, getting sick, and getting sick this close to an election where his name is on the ballot. so this is very in that sense. will: i heard it mention that president reagan was the last time. he saw the president spend significant time at walter reed. that wasn't for illness that was for assassination attempt. is that correct the last time a president spending significant time at walter reed?

>> well, president reagan was at walter reed later after assassination attempt for procedure. after assassination attempt he was at george washington university hospital for a period of time and then recovered the rest of the time at the white house. that really was, i think the last time we have had an extended stay for a president at a hospital was when reagan was shot. will: i appreciate that of course, i appreciate that clarification. so you point out that it's highly unusual, historically significant. not just for the president to fall ill and to be sent to walter reed but the timing in context of the election. but take me back now beyond president reagan's situation. beyond operations. when was the last time we saw a president deal with an illness like this? can we contextualize exactly what it is in presidential history when we have had to deal with a contagious disease or an illness for the president? >> right.

so we look at, you know, we have been in a pandemic and last time we had a pandemic like this, was the spanish flu in 1918. and there -- wilson, president wilson was president, but he wasn't leading this national effort. he didn't even talk about it publicly the spanish flu. we didn't have a cdc. while he was abroad, he got sick with the spanish flu. he was negotiating with european leaders. and his wife helped keep him from -- keep the disease from everyone. they really concealed it. and so they down played it. he wasn't hospitalized. so this is really significantly different. but i think the good news about where we are in history is how our technology, our medicine has evolved. we have such great medical care that the president is in the best position possible to be treated at walter reed with the top notch doctors and we know so much more about covid-19 than we did in march and april. we understand this disease much better. it's been a frankenstein disease that they learned how to treat

it. we have all these new therapies. i feel like he is in good care. that should give americans a lot of reassurance especially this close to an election. will: we go back to president wilson last time we had historical context. hinge hour serious time spent at reagan time. reagan serious time spent at a hospital. good news is we are different time in medicine and technology and president trump is very strong personally and physically as we speak. all right. thank you so much, jane, for the context. >> thanks for having me. will: you bet. lawmakers on capitol hill pushing for covid-19 screenings after president trump and some others, his own colleagues test positive for coronavirus. but nancy pelosi still silent on any solution. texas congressman and doctor michael burgess is here to react next. asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep?

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♪ ♪ >> speaker pelosi has shown zero willingness to even talk about what a testing regime could look like. it's a tragedy that speaker pelosi has decided not to implement some of the things that we have even researched for her to be able to do. the air force was willing to provide testing kits to capitol hill and, again, this isn't just about members of congress. this is about the capitol police officers, the folks who are here every day cleaning the buildings in the complex. jedediah: president trump's positive coronavirus diagnosis reigniting calls on capitol hill to implement some sort of covid-19 testing system for lawmakers. house speaker nancy pelosi still has not agreed to anything. here to react is texas congressman and doctor michael burgess. congressman, welcome to the show. i'm having a hard time understanding why pelosi's office hasn't responded to this.

this seems like something that everyone should be willing to get on board with at this point. what's the issue? >> i certainly can't speak for the speaker. those are decisions made much earlier in the summer. we are in a different place in this pandemic. look, the house has gone home now for extended period. we have work we still need to do. it's high likelihood we will be back. it does make some degree of sense to know who is putting people at risk and who is not. we have seen the stories in the papers congress wide testing policy for not just members but personnel on the hill seems to make some sense just as representative davis has so articulately said. jedediah: are you concerned at all about the volume of people that would need to be tested. you are talking about daily testing it makes sense to me on principle you are talking over 500 members of congress. potentially 20,000 or upward

staff members. is that conceivable to do on a daily basis. >> you wouldn't do it on a daily basis, i don't think. but, again, and this is the problem. we are not even talking about what would be the appropriate screening, what would be the appropriate screening interval. would it be after we all came back from our districts? is there a way to pool samples so you don't consume the amount of consumables in each test? new point of care tests. again we are not even having the discussion. there is no way to know what's possible. >> so who needs to approve this? because, if there is no response from pelosi's office, and now you are seeing more and more cases popping up, obviously the president's positive test is going to put this front and center as a key issue, is there someone else that can approve this or can be spoken to if nancy pelosi's office just declines to comment or assist? >> yeah. each and every individual member of each and every individual person who works on the hill

obviously has the same obligations and the number one thing we have learned during this pandemic if you think you are sick, don't go to work. stay home. obviously mask-wearing and hand-washing are things that can be done on an individual basis to control the spread of the disease. but, ultimately, a process administer of the attending physicians office for members would be or at least perhaps some straightforward direction. any one of us is free to go to our own physicians and present the evidence why we are concerned. why we think a test would be necessary. that could either be accepted or not. but there could be a protocol in place. and it wouldn't necessarily have to be as strict as what had you described. but there are other options. and here's the problem. we are not even talking about them. in a time where, look, we got the president at walter reed. we all pray and wish him well. we know he is strong. we know he is in the right place

with the right doctors. you contrast that -- at home. jedediah: yeah, i hate to interrupt we have to wrap. we appreciate you being here so much on an important topic. we will be right back. more fox and friends on the other side. we're carvana, the company who invented

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good morning and welcome to fox and friends. it is will cain along with jedediah bila and pete hegseth. he is broadcasting from studio h this morning. what does studio h stands for. >> studio h is studio home or studio hegseth where we are still working out the glitches a little bit. that's why i can't wait to be back in the studio next weekend which i will be. i was with the president a week ago at the nomination of judge barrett. interviewed the president we aired it on this program. out of an abundance of caution and fox guidelines i'm here. staring at ipads, a clock a skype camera. we will make it work. bear with us this morning. we have the privilege, frankly, of being able to do that. a lot of people go out every day as essential workers and can't do. this we will do the best we can good to see you both. jedediah: good to see you as well, pete. and will. and we're obviously covering the latest in everything that's gone on. it's been a whirl winelsd these last couple of days with the

president and the first lady's diagnosis first and foremost wishes them and everything that has gotten a positive diagnosis from-to-senators and people who work as part of the president's team a speedy recovery when it comes to this virus that has taken the lives of many and affected so many families around the country. we are seeing it front and center with the first family. will: let's begin that coverage live this morning outside of walter reed hospital where we have leland vittert with more on the president's recovery. leland? >> guys, good morning to you. the president has been at walter reed for a little bit more than 12 hours now. and considering the circumstances, the best possible news coming in overnight from the president's doctor, dr. sean conley writing i am happy to report that the president is doing very well. he's not requiring any supplemental oxygen. that's key in the coronavirus. but, in consultation with specialists we have elected to initiate remdesivir therapy. he has completed his first dose and resting comfortably. the regeneron antibody therapy

is something he got yesterday morning. he has had the remdesivir as well. those are two experimental drugs. is he also taking zinc, vitamin d. the over-the-counter version of pepcid, melatonin and baby aspirin as part of his regiment. the president walked from the white house out to marine one yesterday about 7:00 for the flight here to walter reed. he waved at the press. gave the thumbs up, was wearing a mask and did not speak. he had been at walter reed for a while. he tweeted going well, i think,ices clam immigration points. thank you to all in capital letters. the president is not the only one from the white house who has tested positive. among other among other prominent republicans senator mike lee, senator thom tillis, hope hicks, rope that mcdaniel of the rnc kellyanne conway and the president's campaign manager as well. however, he is the only one in the hospital.

we say he is in the hospital at walter reed. he is actually a pretty large presidential complex and wing here that is purpose-built specifically for this reason. and can you tell it's been a while since this has been used because of just how old the video of it is that we have from a while ago. quite dated. it's certainly been updated in the last couple of years. ronny jackson the president's former doctor talked about it not only in terms of an icu where the president received medical care but a full suite of offices for him and his team to be able to work as he continues to fulfill the president. and we have heard from both his surrogate and from people close to the president talking about how he has been on the phone to a number of different people, including the house minority leader, the senate majority leader, and others. as he continues to convalesce and also run the country at the same time, guys. pete: leland vittert thank you for the update. i'm sure they will get those pictures updated if the president is there for a couple days and the decor updated as

need be. but he mentioned, dr. ronny jackson the former white house physician. we had him earlier on the program. he knows the president end matily, understands the protocol. and he explained why it's important the president be at walter reed right now. listen. >> both of the medications he is being given right now being given iv they like to do that in a hospital setting. we can do that certainly at the white house. but it's much easier to do that with the full nursing staff there at the white house. and, you know, so he is in the right place and that allows him to get the care that he needs, get it all consolidated in one place and have access to the resources and the facilities that a hospital would have that the white house just doesn't have. we have pretty robust facility at the white house but nothing compared to what we have up there at walter reed. will: pete, jedediah, there is three angles to look at the current news through. the medicine, the campaign and the governance of the united states of america. we spoke with dr. jackson about the medicine. he gave us interesting insight

on the role regeneron the treatment the president is receiving will play in reducing the viral count in his body over the next several days. it's important to understand exactly the treatment the treatment the president is going through. also important to understand the governance of the united states and the campaign which is just under four weeks to go until the president is elected. joe biden certainly understands the campaign is going on because is he in michigan and is he pushing for a national mask mandate. is he telling voters now is not the time for partisan tax. he has pulled his negative ads from the air. listen to. this i know a lot of people arranged here are tired of feeling overlooked and disrespected. folks who worry about healthcare, with the affordable care act would still be there for them. why? why they ask will i being among the 100 million americans who could lose the protections for pre-existing conditions? what will happen to your medicare benefits?

your social security? will they still thereby when you retire? we can get this pandemic under control so we can get our economy working again for everyone. i'm running as a democrat, but i am -- will run and govern as an american president. todd: i think it's important as i mentioned this morning, jedediah, to focus on fact and context. americans need to make decisions not just in a presidential election but in their everyday lives. you have to push back on narrative. you have to push back on partisanship. i don't know where joe biden comes up with the number of 100 million americans. it's not simply backed up by facts. and one more thing that's important to note. it is wise advice to consider wearing a mask when you were in a vulnerable situation. but for joe biden and many on the left to turf this into the major campaign talking point is completely divorced from what we know the facts about how president trump acquired covid-19. jedediah. jedediah: so one of the things that i think is key that he is

bringing up and you heard this in the debate as well and it was a key moment in the debate and successful moment for joe biden is healthcare. you know, i have been sounding the alarm on healthcare when it comes to republicans back when hillary clinton came out with hillary care saying you have to have an al alternative that moment in the debate where president trump was confronted about that about the fact there was no comprehensive plan and yes, there were exceptions made and executive order regarding pre-existing conditions and mandate from obamacare was dropped. but republicans are going to need to really come up with something here because there is no time that's going to be more important for people to be focused on heck right now than in the middest of a pandemic. everyone is going to their doctor more. they are seeing those medical bills. some people are worried about losing their insurance. this is a point you will see the biden campaign continuously drive home and i think it's a sensitive issue that people will respond to because a lot of people who weren't going to the doctor before weren't even thinking about that now suddenly have it on their minds they are watching elderly parents go to the doctor. seeing the need to get those

covid-19 tests and worried about those costs more and more. this doesn't all fall on this administration but i'm speaking to republicans in general, if you support a pro-free market approach. if you support lowering costs, if you support an alternative to a government centered system, which i do as well, you have to come forward with something like that that's concrete to give people some confidence. i know it's only a month away. but something needs to be said on their, i think, at this key time in the country when it comes to health. pete: yeah, just because you have a plan and you call it the affordable care act and obamacare doesn't make it a good one. the president has gone after the national mandate, the individual mandate. he has wanted to allow more tailored plans for people. premiums went up, choice went down. it's all bad. and, again, joe biden is going to try to attempt to tie this to covid-19. if you actually look at the quote joe biden made, he said i know a lot of people around here are tired you have feeling overlooked and disrespected. how would someone in montana or florida and elsewhere feel with

a national mask mandate if cases are low where they are. think they might feel overlooked and disrespected? 1 million, excuse me 100 million people would lose their care under pre-existing conditions. the president has said he will protect pre-existing conditions. medicare social security the president has said he will protect those. it gets political very, very quickly. can you pull your ads down, they will try make politics out of this moment with the president. and make sure he gets better a and. will: my point on focusing and facts and context. mask mandate about rallies. we know nothing about the way this was acquired by president trump and those around him. to play the blame game and pointing fingers is getting out in fronts of the facts which does nobody a service except for those interested in solie partisan viewpoint. i mentioned that there are three angles on which to view this

story today. medicine, campaigning, and governance. well, we are already moving to governance as well as president trump spends time at the presidential suite at walter reed. two senate judiciary committee members have tested positive for covid-19 as well. and senator chuck schumer says it will now be irresponsible to move forward with judge amy coney barrett supreme court confirmation hearings. which is slated for october 12th. but, senator mitch mcconnell says they are going full steam ahead. here are, by the way, the senate judiciary committee members who have tested positive for covid-19 it's north carolina senator thom tillis and utah senator mike lee. this is what schumer said he said we now have two members of the senate judiciary committee who tested positive for covid and there may be more. i wish our colleagues well. it would be irresponsible and dangerous to move forward with a hearing and there is absolutely no good reason to do so. mitch mcconnell responded by the way just finished a great phone call with the president. he's in good spirits and we talked business, especially how

impressed senators are with the qualifications of judge barrett. full steam ahead through the fair, thorough, timely process of that nominee, the court, and the country deserve. jedediah, pete, business will continue. you can hear from senator mcconnell as business should. governance should and is capable of continuing, jedediah. jedediah: yeah, and obviously you are going to have to test some people. if you look at the rose garden photos that were released when this that that it comes to that announcement of amy coney barrett. kellyanne was there, president trump senator make lee testing positive. you are going to have to test people and see what's going on here. the idea here is to proceed safely and make sure that people are safe due to contact tracing. figure out what's going on this. san image i just wanting to say, you know, you talked a little bit before, will, about the rallies and about the visual. this will be a conversation that has had more front and center

right now. because testing isn't perfect. so the question will come up about what is a responsible gathering right now in the midst of a pandemic? that's a fair question, i think that we have to ask because think of it like this, right? i always think of it in terms of driving. every time you get into a car, you know there is a possibility that you will get into an accident. we all know that i'm not telling you not to get into a car. i'm saying maybe you want to think about operating that car at up 90 miles per hour in 60 mile-per-hour zone. just be cautious and maybe it's a moment to re-think some decisions need reconsider and maybe not for some. but i think it is. pete: jed, joe biden wants a 15 minor speed limit everywhere. that's the problem. people have different risk thresholds and risk calculations i don't take on that analogy. everyone was tested at that event and people have the ability to make decisions for themselves. it will be a debate. jedediah: that what i'm saying everyone was tested.

will: those conversations will be had. what i'm encourage something responsibility and fidelity truth of the facts as we have those conversations. got to move forward. we will come back to this. president trump is running the president from walter reed medical center as he recovers from covid-19. senator birth cassidy is a doctor and he has dealt with his own coronavirus battle this summer. he is going to react next.

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♪ pete: we are back with a first alert. the nation's top medical experts treating president trump at walter reed medical center after he tested positive for covid-19. he and the first lady. doctor and senator bill cassidy underwent his own treatment for coronavirus in august and has since recovered. he joining us now with what the president is facing in the days ahead. senator, thanks for being here. you are someone who is in a position of leadership charged

with doing your job while also recovering from the virus. talk to us about what you think the president is facing right now. >> well, we don't know his symptoms. we are told that he has a low grade fever. he is something something. we do know he is at increased risk and age and heaviness place him at increased risk. he is going to get incredible care and probably the monoclonal anti-both bodies will help him. odierno, i know from personal experience you can continue to conduct your life. your responsibilities. your zooming, your calling, people can speak to you albeit through a window or something you can still speak to folks. so, he will be able to conduct his issues as a president as long as those symptoms don't get too bad. pete: doctor, you know it, does move to the business of governing and the senate and the republicans, mitch mcconnell has signaled that they are going to move forward full speed ahead with the nomination of amy coney

barrett. do you see any reason -- the left never lets a crisis go to waste. do you see any reason to delay that at all? >> i don't. we have been zooming conferences and committee rooms since this all started. now, it may be that the democrats suddenly decide we can't zoom anymore but folks could be in utah like mike lee or north carolina like thom tillis and still be able to zoom into the meetings. so, i'm not quite sure i see a rationale why this why delay anything beyond somebody seeking a reason to delay. so,. pete: they are not even willing to meet with her, senator. they are not even willing to meet with her. yet, they are saying we should delay this so that we can be safe and then zoom doesn't work? i mean, this is as blatant as political play i have ever seen. >> i totally get it. she is incredibly qualified. she is a great addition to the bench. it's a fit of anger by how the

process has worked that leads them to do. this odierno, this is not about her in particular. it's about how we are supposed to conduct ourselves as senators. it's supposed to be above a certain level. and i would ask my democratic colleagues to keep in mind as senators they are supposed to be above a certain level. pete: absolutely. senator, we're grateful you recovered quickly. we pray that the president does as well and expect him. to say senator bill cassidy thanks so much. appreciate your time. >> thank you. pete: you got it. coming up. outrage growing after chinese state media openly mocks president trump's diagnosis. the communist chinese. plus, dr. qhanta ahmed on what the next 72 hours will look like for the president's recovery. that's coming up. ♪

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will: we are back with a first alert. chinese state media mocks president trump's covid-19 diagnosis saying he played the price for his gamble to play down the pandemic. lucas tomlinson joins us from the pentagon with more. lucas? >> good morning in a move likely to accepted the president's blood pressure off the charts something physicians at walter reed don't want to see happen a communist mouthpiece tweeted the following, quote: president trump and the first lady have paid the price for his gamble to play down the covid-19. the news shows the severity of the u.s. pandemic situation. it will impose a negative impact on the image of trump and the u.s., and may also negatively effect his re-election. what is not in dispute covid-19 originated in wuhan, china, top officials have slammed china for lack of transparency and not sharing valuable information

about the pandemic which could have saved lives. many want china to pay the u.s. back for wrecking our economy. senator marco rubio said, quote any adversary who views news of the president testing positive as an opportunity to test the united states will be making a grave mistake. as part of that resolve, the aircraft carrier uss ronald reagan is currently steeming the western pacific in part to keep an eye on chinese forces. president xi jinping offered best wishes to the president and first lady and that tweet has since been deleted. will: the nerve of anyone. jedediah: thank you so much, lucas. will: the nerve of anyone blaming china for the virus. over to you. jedediah: working from their presidential offices after testing positive for covid-19. so what will his physicians will be on the lookout for in the coming days? our next guest who treats covid-19 patients writes in a fox news.com op-ed she expects his full recovery.

joining me now dr. can that ahmed a pulmonology at nyu langone. have you been a key voice on this issue talk a little bit about how you feel about the treatment that we know the president has received thus far and the decision to move him over to walter reed. >> so, jedediah, i'm so thrilled to hear overnight the president is not requiring oxygen. you can guarantee his doctors are monitoring his oxygen levels very closely. it was outstanding to learn that he received regeneron, the extraordinary new drug that has been developed which contains two lines of very specialized antibodies, very distinctly targeted that actually prevent the virus from binding or entering into the body cells. that is exactly what we predicted yesterday when we spoke about this that the doctors are making an effort to cut down the viral load in the president's body. and also the addition of remdesivir which we predicted on this show, too, is the same thing, cutting down the replication.

i picket that they ar predict te president a number of times a day. looking at the levels of virus in his bodies in various fluids. checking to see that he is tolerating things well. regeneron is a one-time dose as far as i understand it. 8 grams in intravenous. remdesivir is intravenous and usually about five days. i suspect, but i don't know, they may be imaging the president's lungs regularly with low dose high resolution cat scans to see whether there is any sign of the condition developing in his lungs but clinically it sounds marvelous. i also want us to be very optimistic that we are going to be -- we are going to be seeing the president himself. i think we will see him via video in coming days. we are not speaking about an illness that is going to go on for weeks to months. this is going to be something that will be resolved in days. pray god our president makes a

full recovery. this president is the author of operation warp speed. the reason the president has access and american patients have access to remdesivir and trials are being run on regeneron is entirely because of his vision to fronts load investment and free up opportunities for innovative companies like regeneron pharmaceutical with which i have no financial relationship to be able to make these innovations. regeneron is so exciting. it is likely to be given in the future to people that are already infected and shut this down. it is going to change the profile for millions of people around the globe. and that is a u.s. government investment in this company. it's amazing. and it's very fitting the president should benefit from his own extraordinary efforts to counter this pandemic. jedediah: doctor, you know, you talked a little bit about what the doctors will be looking for and potentially what they're monitoring when it comes to the

president. you are a hull monday nothing just. one of the key areas i know people have been face hog get covid-19 are lung issues. what are some symptoms? as we know symptoms can change rapidly. what are symptoms that would be warning signs when it comes to the president or anyone for that matter that doctors would say oh, hold on a second, this may be taking a turn that we need to monitor a little more closely. >> great question, jed. as you mentioned i took care of these patients at the height of the pandemic when they were already gravely ill. those patients that i was seeing had had the virus for weeks, if not longer. so, the first concern is not when the patient has no symptoms what the oxygenation is that can be measured in a blood test that can be measured with a finger probe. that's very important. the radiology is very important. later the patient may develop some cough. what is very sinister about this illness is it takes a long time for breathlessness to develop and show up. and so patients misleadingly can

look well when they are having serious challenges. but, that is when the virus has been allowed to replicate for a very long time. so i think his doctors will be looking, listening to his chest, looking at his images, speaking to him, asking him how he feels and measuring blood work. and they're watching him extremely closely. with 10 months into the pandemic. so the president has the benefit of our knowledge and being treated with viral suppressants day one onward. jedediah: thankfully for sure. doctor, thank you so much for everything you do, not only here with sharing your opinion but have you been on the front lines of treating covid patients for many months now and we greatly appreciate that thank you so much. >> jedediah, and thank you for what do you to keep the public informed and keep us calm. we must be optimistic. jedediah: thank you so much. >> no reason to be pessimistic we will have a hopeful outcome. jedediah: well, have you given us some great reasons to be

optimistic when it comes to the president's prognosis so thank you. still ahead as president trump undergoes treatment at walter reed, joe biden is turning trump's diagnosis into a lesson for voters. congressman doug collins here to react to that next.

pete: we are back with a first alert. and a live look at walter reed hospital where president trump is undergoing treatment for covid-19. the president shared this message where heading to the hospital. >> i want to thank everybody for

the tremendous support. i'm going to walter reed hospital, i think i'm doing very well. but, we're going to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well. so, thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget it. thank you. will: the president's doctor, echoing those sentiments saying the commander-in-chief is doing very well and, quote, resting comfortably at walter reed medical center. dr. sean conley says the president finished first dose of remdesivir therapy. he will be monitored as he continues to run the country from the hospital's presidential suite. jedediah: meanwhile more high profile republicans test positive for covid-19 including rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and kellyanne conway. pete: and as president trump undergoes treatment at walter reed, joe biden is turning the diagnosis into what he believes is a for voters. >> this is not a matter of

politics. it's a brazen reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously. it means wearing a mask in public and it means encouraging others to do so as well it. means having masking mandates nationwide. jedediah: here to react georgia senate candidate and congressman doug collins. congressman, welcome to the show. >> good morning. jedediah: i didn't hear anything different from joe biden. there to me it seems like pretty consistent messaging that he has had throughout with the one caveat that he has pulled down negative ads. do you think what he is saying here about a national mask mandate will have any mandate on voters given what he has said before. >> no. let's be honest when you start out by saying this is not about politics, it's about politics. is he using a point to make against what is going on right now. look, he has been hiding nut basement. he has been in a basement. this is his choice. that's what exactly we need to understand he has chose to do that and stay away from the people. the president has been out

leading. the president has been taking precautions. you just go around they have been doing everything that they can and the president still got it. what we're actually looking at here though is a reminder as i was hearing earlier in your show today we do as a country going to get back out and as we get back out the threat is still here until we have a vaccine. we need to learn howe to deal with it responsibly. washing hands, wearing a mask. what we can do. we can still do that while getting back out and running our country. the president is showing that. pete: yeah, congressman. the president has stride to trio strike that balance you need to be responsible but give you individual choice. opening up and respect businesses are risk calculations and respecting their customers. how do we maintain of oea tempting to reopen and not slide backwards reflectively and emotionally at this moment. >> well, it's going to be a possibility that people will use this to say no, we need to go back. again, the president number one he has always led from the front. he is our president but he is also a man who is now going to

deal with this along with the first lady and others. let's look way it's going around in different parts of the doctrine. here in georgia been opened up a long time my numbers in my hometown across my state going down, consistently going down. we are seeing it managed in a very responsible way. but what we have got to understand is there is also a political cost but not only an emotional and economic cost to this idea that you just shut down everything. remember, shutting down everything will not get rid of this virus it. will slow the virus it. will still be there. we have got to make sure we are taking into account responsible opening but responsible living. the people and our economy has to have that keeps us strong while we keep physically and mentally economically to that point as well. will: speaking of not shutting down, let's talk about senator mitch mcconnell saying the senate will move full steam ahead in their nomination process, their confirmation process for judge amy coney barrett.

in your estimation, this order of business, along with, by the way, a covid-19 relief bill in the house, where are we on moving forward in the process of governance inside of congress? >> well, really, since the 116th congress started governance concerned about the november third elections we have gotten doing things for a long time she never got down. to say when it came down to this past week of finding relief package. she stuck to unrealistic number that added more to a political calculation than it did actually helping businesses and helping people. so, look, i think that's just unfortunately stuck right now. i think the nomination of amy coney barrett is something that can move forward. they can do it safely. there is no reason that this should stop. and i believe that senator graham will actually hold those hearings. we will get it onto the floor and it will be voted on before the election. you can do that the problem i have had with congress right now we viewed ourselves especially

speaker pelosi and others have viewed ourselves as something other than essential part of government and that they can centralize control in leadership. the problem is we all needed to be there we all needed to take tests and take precautions we could actually do our job. people need to see congress in action. they didn't see that especially from the house in the last little bit. will: a lot of the businesses and people need help under mandates to shut down they could use a government relief effort when it comes to covid-19. congressman, hopefully can you move something forward. thank you for your time this morning. pete: thank you, sir. >> thank you, you all take care. will: the massive glass fire in california burning through wine country destroying 60,000 acres. hundreds of homes badly damaged in the fire. at least 14,000 people have been evacuated. but officials are not sure when they can return home. this video showing firefighters saving an american flag from flames at a burning winery. and new york city's crime wave reaching new heights as murders surpass 2019 levels.

the nypd recorded 318 murders last year compared to 344 already this year with three months to go. murders in the city could surpass 400 for the first time since 2012 if the current pace holds. police data shows shootings more than doubled last month to 157 up 67, up from 67 september of 2019. and the pittsburgh steelers and tennessee titans have rescheduled their game for october 25th as more titan players have tested positive for covid-19 two more players tested positive yesterday. bringing the total to 13 players and staff. their next game is currently scheduled for october 11th against the buffalo bills. and those are your headlines. pete? pete: yeah, will, do you think it will stay contained or what's the nfl facing here? will: i have no idea, man. this thing is spreading. i think most spores leagues have done.

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night. we vice president been sleeping. pete: janice is totally nonpolitical. just speaking the truth. cuomo has been heavily criticized and rightfully so for issuing a order in martha nursing homes accept covid-19 patients. that order was later reversed after being exposed. let's stick with terrible left wing governors and move over to michigan governor gretchen whitmer blaming republican justices after the supreme court strikes down her covid-19 orders those draconian orders. the court saying she illegally drew authority from 1945 law that does not apply. the ruling which overturns her redeclaring a state of emergency takes effect in three weeks. it took a long time for the wheels of justice, will, finally moved. over to you. will: thanks, pete. many on social media wasted no time in law firming partisan attacks after president trump's diagnosis. one former president obama staffer and national spokesperson for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign

reportedly tweeting this: it's been against my moral identity to tweet this for the past four years. but i hope he dies. that post has since been deleted. joining me now is "new york post" columnist miranda divine. thank you for being here. i always say it's easy to find ugliness on the other side of the partisan aisle. if you dig can you find ugliness with anyone that disagree with you. this strikes me as relevant. because of what we just said this was not only the national spokesperson for hillary clinton but also an obama staffer and an obama staffer in the office of digital strategy and this is what we tweeted. what are we supposed to take away from this? >> oh, look, i mean, the fact that she talks about a moral identity as you if you recall morality is something like you shed circumstances require tells you a lot about what kind of person she is it's sort of -- i think what's happened with the vice is that it has ripped the mask off the hateful left and,

you know, the hatred towards donald trump shows that trump derangement syndrome really is a fatal disease of the soul. and it just eats up people who are so full of hatred. but, look, as you say, they are not representative of america. it is just an unfortunate fact of life that social media gives these people haters an voice and there will be people among them who are decent people but they just, you know, they just on the spur of the moment say something that they later regret. but then there will also be a handful of sociopaths. they have an influence on others by lowering the bar in what decent behavior is and the fact that there have been so many people on twitter with blue checks, which means that they have some sort of influence

following proper job have been wishing that president trump and mrs. trump die this shows you what twitter is. it doesn't represent america as a whole. most americans are wishing the couple all the best and you can see that everywhere. and i don't think that we should allow our social media. will: many people across this country political stripe many sending best wishes to president trump as you point out miranda. this is not a nobody, somebody serving in government individual strategy very high up in two different campaigns. one administration. miranda, thanks very much for your time this morning. >> thanks, will. will: still ahead. a live look at walter reed where president trump is running the country and his re-election campaign as he recovers from covid-19. this as joe biden is back on the campaign trail after testing negative. a live report from peter doocy who has been covering the former

vp since he launched his campaign is next.

will: joe biden back on the campaign trail in michigan after testing negative for covid-19. jedediah: our own peter doocy has been covering the campaign throughout the election cycle. here are a few memorable moments. >> mr. vice president, how are you feeling today? >> good. >> mr. vice president, i'm wondering if you have a comment on the report. >> quick question on john bolton. two quick questions for you. quick question about fundraising. i have picked a running mate yet. >> i have. >> who is it? >> you. >> for one fleeting moment he was the vice presidential nominee. just a moment. fox news correspondent peter

doocy joins you now with a look ahead of what we can expect from the biden campaign just a month ago until the elections. peter, thanks for joining us. what are we looking at? we are a month out. he was on the trail yesterday. the lid was off. what do we expect? >> pete, good morning, and jed and will, we expect him to be on the campaign trail with a very limited schedule. yesterday he campaign to michigan, as planned. they initially thought they were going to have three events. they got down to one. the last few weeks things have really picked up. he has done something about every other day, whether it's out of the house in wilmington or i hates swing state, he realy has concentrated on pennsylvania, ohio, and michigan in addition to delaware. but this coming week he's going to hit a state that he said while things were still locked down they wanted to go to. going to go to arizona. that is a place you can have a joint appearance with kamala harris and extremely rare because not only do they want to

divide and conquer to reach as many people as possible but because of social distancing and quarantining and make sure they both stay healthy they do not go to the same place at the same time. as of right now they are expected to be in arizona this week. jedediah: the biden camp as decided to pull negative ads coronavirus. were you surprised by that decision to do so? >> i'm in michigan right now and when we got in two nights ago, you turn on the television and all you see are negative ads. they are blaming president trump for failed leadership during the coronavirus. they are blaming him for x, y, and z. and so people in battle ground states that they're trying to reach are going to notice that either the ads take a totally different tone or they are going to go back to seeing an ad for anything else. the car dealer. but, it is -- it was something

historically opponent going through hard time might do. this we don't know how long they will stay down but they are down for right now. will: yeah, peter, it's difficult -- first of all talk about campaigning when worried about the president's health. a campaign moves on and difficult to understand how this plays politically. i'm sure the biden campaign is trying to figure that message out as we speak. we appreciate your time this morning, peter. pete: thank you, peter. will: live report from walter reed as we monitor the president wants health covid-19. what the plan looks like at the top of the hour. steve scalise, dr. nicole saphier. corey lewandowski and david bossie coming up. it's time for sleep number's fall sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed...

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♪ pete: welcome to the 8:00 eastern time hour of fox and friends and we begin this hour with a first alert. and a live look at walter reed helicopter where president trump is undergoing treatment for covid-19. the president shared this message before heading to the medical center yesterday. >> i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support. i'm going to walter reed hospital i think i'm doing very well but we are going to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well. so thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget it. thank you. will: the president's doctor echoing those sentiments saying quote the president is doing very well and resting comfortably after finishing his first dose of remdesivir therapy. his health will be monitored as he continues to run the country from the hospital's presidential suite. jedediah: the president tweeting from the hospital overnight saying, quote: going well, i think. thank you to all, love. meanwhile, more high profile republicans test positive for

covid-19 including rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and kellyanne conway. so it's been a whirl wind these last few days as we cover the positive test results, covid-19 results for the first lady, for president trump, for a couple of senators, for people within the administration and obviously following treatment getting the input of doctors on the show all morning how they feel about that treatment. will: i agree, jedediah, the importance. the responsibility is today is to understand the seriousness of this news while putting it into context, truth and facts about the president's condition. not fall in the trap of political narratives and assign the blame game but, rather, help everybody understand where we are as a country and where we are this morning is jedediah and pete are from home. i'm here in the new york studios and pete is broadcasting from studio h. pete: studio h, studio home, studio hegseth. i will be back next week. first time i haven't been in

studio since covid-19. i was at the event with the president, interviewed him a week ago. so because per cdc and fox news guidelines i'm at home. we're going to play it safe. but, at the same time, chomping to get back out there and feeling great myself. and i would add to you what you said, will, i think there is a reason for optimism here. the white house, the president being proactive we want to be best possible care. no reason for anyone to panic or freak out. i can do the business of the country. and we saw him get on the helicopter yesterday, jedediah, and we wish him the best, certainly think about him. jedediah: yep, we sure do. we are going to cover that and a lot more this next hour. first, head over to lee land vittert because he is live outside wreeld hospital with more on the president's recovery. leland? >> the president has been here about 14 hours including overnight. that's when the president's doctor dr. sean conley put out

this statement which is the best possible news we could see. i'm happy to report that the president is doing very well. he is not requiring any supplemental oxygen. that's something to keep in mind throughout today. but in consultation with specialists we have elected to initiate remdesivir therapy. he has completed his first dose and restin resting comfort but . easier to do remdesivir here at walter reed than it is at the white house. amongst some of the other drugs the president is taking zinc, vitamin d over-the-counter version of pepcid melatonin and aspirin. he walked to marine one yesterday at about 6:15 across the south lawn. he was wearing a mask. didn't stop to talk to the media but did wave, smile and give the thumbs up. once he arrived at walter reed walter reed here for a couple hours got the tweet going well, i think, thank you all, love. in terms of the president's orbit we have a number of cases.

first lady. hope hicks, the president's key add, senator mike lee, senator thom tillis. ron mcdaniel of the rnc and kellyanne and the president's assistant as well. as we show you pictures of president medical wing of walter reed can you see how long it's been they had to use this wing how old the pictures here. goes all the way back to the time of president reagan. it has since been very much update you had. not only a place for the president to get any kind of medical care he needs, including icu care if that becomes necessary. but also he can work and still perform all the duties of president. and that is what the white house and the president's surrogates are underscoring this morning is the president is still very much at work. and we have heard that he spoke to the house minority leader, congressman mccarthy last night. also talked to mitch mcconnell about the supreme court nomination process. so, in addition to get well-wishes they say he is still very much engaged and involved in running the country, guys.

jedediah: thanks so much, leland. we just saw that statement, guys from the president's doctor on him requiring no supplemental oxygen. that's very important and very key as we know what this virus one of the key symptoms that's concerning is that chest tightness that some people get that requires oxygen that requires hospitalization doctors that something could be going on with the lung as little more grave. it's very good news to hear that the president has not required that as of now and hopefully not require it at all. will: you spoke to dr. qhanta ahmed pulmonologist the doctor treating the president. look at that and how he is currently being treated. >> you can guarantee his doctors are monitoring his oxygen levels closely. it was outstanding to see that he received regeneron extraordinary new drug and also the addition the remdesivir which we predicted on this show, too. is the same thing cutting down the replication. clinically it sounds marvelous.

i also want us to be very optimistic that we are going to be -- we are going to be seeing the president himself. i think we will see him via video in coming days. we are not speaking about an illness that is going to go on for weeks to months. this is going to be something that will be resolved in days. will: we have the latest on the president's treatment. jedediah, pete, i want to share this with you. earlier i impressed upon us all i think the importance of talking about facts and truth and context when it comes to the president's position. the reason why i think that's important so much of what have you out there being offered to you is simply not based in fact. so many conversations based around the rallies and the masks. as an example of that i would give you what presidential candidate, vice president joe biden is saying currently on the campaign trail about the eleventh teaches us when it comes to masks. listen to this, first. >> this is not a matter of politics. it's a brazen reminder to all of us that we have to take this

virus seriously it means wearing a mask in public and encouraging others to do so as well. it means having masking mandates nationwide. we can get this pandemic under control, but this cannot be a partisan moment. it must be an american moment. whether you voted for me or against me, i will represent you. those who receive over other as fellow americans don't just live in red states and blue states but live in and love the united states of america. will: the reason i bring up facts and context and truth, pete, we are or many are not us here on fox and friends, many are trying to play the blame game already. point fingers at masks or rallies. what i think the biggest take away at this point is we don't know how the president acquired this disease. we don't know how many around him acquired this disease. he is one of the most protected bubble. you know that, everyone around

him must be tested. there is no blame game because there are no facts right now as to how the president was infected. the only take away we can really factually come back to is this is a very infectious disease capable of spreading anywhere. pete: yeah, we can go back to who we have learned about the survival rate as well, will, we have talked about this. it's extremely high even for someone at the president's age. so it is overwhelmingly like i he recovers and recovers quickly and symptoms remain mild. we hope. at the same time, quoi to hear joe biden say it's not about politics good they pulled down the negative ads temporarily good to see. a brazen reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously. the indication is that president trump hasn't. of course president trump is the one that set forth earlier than anyone to call for a travel ban. he is the one that mobilized the operation warp speed the javits center. operation comfort that was never

needed. this was the operation task force he did day after day after day. can you take it very seriously and have a different approach about how you forge through it. joe biden has -- wants mask mandates and lockdowns. president trump had said i trust people to make their own risk calculations and sometimes if we overlook down we create problems in people's lives that are worse than responsibly going out and making decisions for themselves. that's the calculation he has made in rallies where people make the choice to attend in the first place or wear a mask while they are encouraged to wear mask. this will become very politicized. expect this to be very temporary from joe biden and ultimately the president, should he be there for a couple of days and come back out, he is going to have the ability to message his going through it, what it meant to him and what he urges the american people to do. jedediah: i mean, i think joe biden is just -- what i sense from him is that he is alluding to the differences in the two campaign strategies. have you talked about it a

little bit pete. we have talked about it quite a bit as well. i don't know what a national mask mandate would look like truly. i don't know that that would be enforceable. every business i know is already requiring people to wear masks inside, so i don't know if he is talking about. pete: protect yourselves or some of those places don't have mask mandates inside businesses there are places in america where it's much different. jedediah: the question is though is he talking about indoor or outdoor no. specificity there whatsoever. i will say when it comes to masks we talk a lot about the science and a lot about the facts. that is what doctors tell people to do right? so i don't wear a mask because i came up with it one day and came up with the idea. i'm essentially told by doctors if you are going to be in close quarters with anyone, less than six feet away or a crowded space to put a mask on. that i think, there is some science there in terms of medical advice. we have had many doctors on the show alluded to it as well and given us that very same advice. that, i think is, a little bit of a caveat to that point. regardless of you who you feel about a national mask mandate as

i think would be unenforceable and a bit odd depending upon circumstance. no question, immediately, when president trump received this diagnosis and the first lady received this diagnosis, there was a rush on the part of the media to blame president trump, to certainly form their own opinion of what had happened here and what had gone down before we actually figured out what was going down ourselves. let's take a look at that montage and see what the media decided in pin one when this diagnosis was made. >> the sad truth is that we really can't trust at face value what comes out of white house on this. >> the media has had to learn that people just can't take the president and his team at their word. >> the president of the united states not only not protecting this country but not protecting the white house. >> is also the most vivid possible demonstration of the incompetence and the irresponsibility of the administration. >> his falsehoods and his lies coming back to bite him. >> president trump now in quarantine has become a symbol

of his own failures. will: only a symbol if you make it so and divorce yourself from the where the facts currently take you. this is my point. if you have a political narrative you will have the ability to make that point. if you need to make a factual conclusion, i would not turn to those sources. we talked to media reporter joe concha from the hill a little bit earlier about why the media is doing this so early. listen to this. >> a lot of people agreeing with joy reid in terms oh, the president may just be making it up. michael moore saying that he is hoping and praying for covid-19 in other words that the president dies and also counts that thdoubtsthat the presidents coronavirus as if this somehow benefit him politically. all that means of course all the doctors at walter reed the top doctors in the world they are in on the conspiracy too to make it look like the president has coronavirus when he actually doesn't. i can't believe what i'm seeing and watching on television right now. pete: to the left wing media who

hate the president, be careful what you wish for. i think there are a lot of people relate to this more than they think. essential workers like police and nurses and construction workers and truck drivers who have not had a choice to sit at home through a zoom call or through skype like we can right now to do their jobs. they have had to go out, take the risk, take caution. and lead and execute and the president has made that his view. i'm not going to be a hider in my basement. i'm going to be a leader for the nation. and that's going to put me at greater risk, potentially, but i'm willing to do it. so should he and we pray he does and we believe he will emerge quickly from this, a lot of people will relate to the fact that you can't just hide out at your home in your basement or your garage and think it's okay. you have got to get out and be willing to live life. so we wish him well. >> disappointed to see not everyone is capable of keeping their head about them. whether or not it's drawing a political narrative or blame game or last clip from joe

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senators thom tillis and mike lee joined the president in testing positive for covid-19. joining us now louisiana congressman and house minority whip steve scalise. congressman, welcome to the show. so, you know, i listen to that and it seems like a no-brainer to me that everyone, regardless of your political ideology, would want testing for senators, for members of the house, for staffing, for staffers, for everyone who comes into contact with people in the capitol. what's the holdup here? >> right, and a good morning. good to be with you. congressman davis is exactly correct. i mean these protocols have been out there and the testing capabilitiecapabilities have bee for a long time. they were offered to the speaker and she turned it down. think it's something that should have been in congress sphosh a few weeks now ultimately that's what the speaker decided to do. jedediah: yeah, and the question is if she turned it down is there somewhere else to go to get this confirmed. if her office is not replying to calls, this seems like a

necessity particularly with the news front and center with the president's positive test result shining light on this even more. i want to get to the scotus nomination now the g.o.p. is vowing to press on with that nomination. some democrats have pushed back. one of the concerns that has been expressed i was reading a good article in the national review this morning is senator mike lee who has tested positive and was at judiciary committee meeting just a few days ago, i believe it was on thursday. and there was some concern about contact he may have had with other senators. is this a concern of yours and how do you see this playing out? >> well, first of all, there are hearings going on in congress every day. we had one yesterday in a select committee i'm on. some mexico were there in person. some members met virtually. those capabilities have been in place throughout this whole pandemic. you know, one of the things you have got to watch is that as you see democrats going to selected states trying to change state laws not in their legislature but in their courts they are trying to push this election into the courts. if that's the case, then do you really want a 4-4 supreme court?

that's why it's so important that as we approach this election, if the democrats continue to push more election decisions into the courts, then that means you need to have courts that are capable of handling case. you don't want a supreme court that could be divided in an election like this that's so important. >> congressman, remains to be seen how this will unfold. unfortunately that's all the time we have for today. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good to be with you. jedediah: thank you. a live look at walter reed medical center as prayers pour in for president trump. we hear from world leaders sending their well-wishes. plus dr. nicole saphier on what the next 72 hours will look like for the president's recovery. don't miss it.

will women we are back with a first alert. well wishes for president trump and the first lady. greg palkot joins us from london with those messages of support. >> that's right. president trump and first lady's illness with covid-19 still getting global attention just a short while as we heard from chinese president xi and his wife. they sent a message of sympathy to the presidential couple hoping for an early recovery. north korean leader kim jong un sent another one of his warm messages to the president with a wish that he overcomes the virus. russian president putin was confident the president's vital energy and high spirits would help him cope. german chancellor merkel hoped the trumps would be completely healthy again and u.k. prime minister boris johnson had this to say. >> well, obviously, i think we all want to send our best wishes to the president and the first lady, and i have done that.

>> president trump joins johnson and other world leaders affected by covid. their british prime minister was out of commission about a month with coronavirus. recently president ball sonar row and prime minister mishustin three weeks. he treated like nothing and now he has finally caught it. back to you. pete: greg pat cot thank you so much. communist chinese said as much as well. as the president undergoes treatment at walter reed, what can we expect in his recovery process? jedediah: here to discussion fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. welcome to the show as always. great to have you here today. first and foremost your reaction to the president being shifted over to walter reed and. so information we have now regarding the medication he has been given including zinc,

vitamin d, remdesivir, that antibody cocktail, fomotadin aspirin. is this the right treatment on the part of doctors. >> first and foremost that the president was taken to walter reed is thought surprising by any stretch of the imagination. he was exhibiting signs of covid-19. two, he's the president. it's not as easy just to call 911 for him. and, three, he was given the expremiere mental regeneron cocktail. with that being said, when anyone is given experimental medication we like to watch them closely now that he is walter reed we don't know if he needed in patient hospitalization but out of an abundance of caution he is being monitored there. since he has been there. he has been given this cocktail in the sense that he has had the antibodies at the white house and now he has been given remdesivir. with remdesivir we know has been proven to shorten recovery time

from 15 to 11 days in hospitalized patients. he is also being given zinc and vitamin d by boston university was shown to decrease the mortality rate by about 50%. is he given foe moat dean like a pepcid a lot of people take this all the time shown to improve outcome and decrease death with covid-19. anti-inflammatory and lung oxidant. they are treating him aggressively right now. we would expect none less. the president is being treated at walter reed he is in good hands there over the next few days we will monitor him for his symptoms. is he progressing? is he getting worse? is he getting better? they will be looking at his vital signs closely. how is his oxygenation? how is his blood pressure doing? if at any point he requires some oxygen to keep that oxygenation up, it's possible they may add

death mexico don't those steroids we have heard about to his regimen. it's very fluid right now. it's very complex situation i can guarantee they are keeping a close eye on him and he is in good hands. will: what is the expectation for how long the president stays at walter reed? >> i definitely expect him to stay for at least several more days. maybe three to five more days. if his symptoms start getting worse he will be there likely longer anywhere from 7 to 14 days. depends on how he does. the next three to five days are really crucial to see if he is going to be getting better with this cocktail or if he is going to maybe get a little bit worse. and, you know, he will stay there as long as he needs to stay there. will: all right doctor nicole saphier, thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you, guys. pete: thank you, gok tore. will: all right. there is on your screen as we speak a live look at walter reed where president trump is running the country, running re-election campaign, and recovering from covid-19. and with just one month until

election day, trump campaign advisors corey lewandowski and david bossie take us inside the plan to keep the president visible it the public. he joins pete next.

will: back with a first alert and a live look at walter reed hospital where president trump is undergoing treatment for covid-19. the president's doctors say the commander-in-chief is doing very well and resting comfortably after finishing his first dose

of remdesivir therapy. his health will be monitored as he continues to run the country from the hospital's presidential suite. jedediah: the president's daughter ivanka trump who also serves as an adviser tweeting an heart-felt message saying you are a warrior and will beat this. i love you, dad. meanwhile more high profile republicans test positive for covid-19 including rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and kellyanne conway. ♪ pete: president trump's covid-19 diagnosis comes just one month until the presidential election. how will the trump campaign stay visible for the remainder of the race. joining me now senior advisers to the trump 2020 campaign and co-authors of the brand new book "trump america first" corey lewandowski and david bossie. corey, david, thank you both for being here. let's start off on the president's side and then we will get to the political implications of this. i sat one row in front of you both in the rose garden for the

nomination of amy coney barrett. you have been around the president recently. corey, if you would, take us inside your own personal considerations as well as the inner circle around the president right now. >> you know, pete, you did have a much better seat than us because you are much more important. so congratulations on that. [laughter] here is the truth, pete, and you know this and the listeners should know. this every time you walk onto the white house complex you are tested for covid-19. we were tested on saturday before that rose garden ceremony. i was with the president on wednesday private fundraiser. i was tested before i even walked into the door to the facility. and i was tested again yesterday here in high home state of new hampshire. all three times i tested negative for covid-19. and those are the protocols and precautions that the team has had in place to keep the president and the first family safe. so that is what has happened so far. and i'm sure they are going to continue to look at those protocols to make sure that they can continue to keep them safe.

pete: david, the campaign continues, the running the country continues. will there be any change in the way things operate in the white house or the campaign? >> pete, we just went through this with the lockdown in the spring, right? so the campaign had to transition from a traditional campaign that we were doing to a virtual campaign and now we are going to shift back to that bill steppian and his team are going to be leading that and corey and i are going to be every single one of us every trump supporter in the country has to pick up the banner and help out right now. you look in maryland right now there are people organically showing up in front of walter reed, showing their love to this country. it's an amazing thing to see. wheetion the balance in the

president is at walter reed. has the ability to run the country from there. has a campaign to run. what's your advice on how visible he should be. >> we know the president has a unique communication style whether he is with one person or a thousand supporters or calling n to shows or tweeting or using a social media activity. i'm certain that over the course of the next many days we will continue to hear from the president. he has put out a few tweets. he put out a video yesterday. so the one thing that is certain is that this president is going to continue to communicate directly with the american people. he will continue to give progress updates. i had the chance to speak with chief of staff meadows last night about how the president was doing at walter reed. he said he was in great spirits. and he is ready to continue to fight every day for the american people. is he going to beat covid. is he warrior. he is going to keep fighting for the american people every day. pete: david, along those lines any reason to believe the debate doesn't happen? anything going forward that changes? >> no, the debates are going to

happen. there is no reason for them not to. if they have to be pushed-out second debate has to be pushed a day or two that's nothing. we need this president to recover. but he is a fighter and he is a fighter for the american people. that's why he was elected to begin with. and he is -- he is such a fighter. is he going to beat covid and joe biden all at the same time. so we're looking forward to the next 30 days of this campaign of telling the american people the good news of what his accomplishments have been and what he has done to lower their taxes to make their lives better to bring jobs back to america. it's a great story. none of that changes. his list of accomplishments is like nothing that we have ever seen and he has done more in 47 months and this joe biden has done in 47 years. nothing about covid is going to change those facts. pete: real quick, corey to the particulars. do you expect virtual events? do you expect him to call into

shows? what, you know, anything in particular can you give as you glimpse of? >> you know, pete, it's to be determined. i do think you are clearly going to seat president calling into shows. doing potentially telephone town hall rallies. continuing to communicate. there is no virus that's going to stop this president from continuing to talk to the american people directly. he has done it so successfully over the last six years since the campaign started. this is not going to stop him at all. pete: all right, guys, speaking of success. have you had successful books in the past. congratulations on trump, america first. it's available now. hope folk also check it out. corey lewandowski, david bossie, thank you both for being here. really appreciate it. >> thanks, pete. >> thanks, pete. pete: you got it. jed, over to you. jedediah: thanks so much, pete. we're going to turn to some headlines for you now. guatemala blocks a migrant caravan heading for the u.s. police on the guatemalan army stood in the middle of the road stopping the caravan. it's carrying about 1,000 honduran migrants to our southern border.

officials say the migrants pose a health threat during the pandemic. they promise to detain and deport those who cross its borders. authorities say some migrants have agreed to return to honduras. and now to extreme weather. tropical storm gamma making its way to mexico after forming in the caribbean. the storm has max winds of 50 miles per hour. and bringing heavy rains and flash flooding to yucatan peninsula. one social media post showing streets already flooded in the town of marita it is the 24th named storm of the hurricane season. and an nfl player demanding new york's metlife field be closed amid a wave of injuries on its new turf. san francisco 49ers running back raheem tweeting another injury at metlife shocker. the turf is horrible. shut that field down nfl. mostert is one of seven san francisco players hurt at games at metlife there were several more injuries at jets wrong ever bronco's game.

the nfl has inspected and approved the turf multiple times. those your headlines. i don't know, will, do you know nig about that story and about that turf? will: what's your confidence level on that pronunciation an 8 or 9 a 10 on that pronunciation? jedediah: i'm at slim to nothing. will: reheem mostert who is on my fantasy team. there have been be a rash of injuries metlife i don't know if it is turf but it is weird of number of injuries that have occurred there still ahead, while president trump runs his campaign at walter reed, joe biden is pushing ahead and getting back on the trail. a live report on the next stepping of the biden campaign. ♪ i knew that i would, now ♪ i feel good ♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for one dollar with any steak entrée. only at applebee's.

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♪ will: joe biden waking up in delaware this morning after hitting the campaign trail yesterday in michigan.

jedediah: hillary vaughn joins us fox news live wilmington, delaware with more as the biden campaign moves forward with in person events. hillary? >> good morning, jedediah, pete and will. democratic nominee joe biden feels so confident in his health and safety protocols that he did something yesterday that he has not done much during the pandemic. in person, out of state campaigning. hours after the news that he shared the stage with the president without a mask on for 90 minutes who tested positive. the two candidates though did not get too close staying more than six feet apart but goes close enough that biden took two separate covid tests before making the call to continue with his campaign travel to michigan. >> sending my prayers for the health and safety of the first lady and president. this is not a matter of politics. it's a bracing reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously. >> the biden campaign made the decision to pull down all

negative ads of a the president's positive diagnosis. the trump campaign isn't buying their gesture pointing to the attacks that biden delivered against the president in his in person remarks. tim murtaugh saying, this quote. joe biden used his speech in michigan today to attack president trump. he is in no position to say anything. the trump campaign is not returning the favor. deciding to keep up all their ads as scheduled. the biden campaign does have a busy schedule today for their surrogates. bernie sanders will hold a socially distanced rally in new hampshire. jill biden has three different stops in minnesota today but joe biden will opt for online campaigning. he will join a virtual town hall with union members from wilmington today. back to you, will. will: first alert president trump undergoing treatment at walter reed less than 40 days to go until the presidential election. this as the vice presidential debate kicks off this week. so what's the political

potential impact of the president's diagnosis? here to discuss is fox news contributor and chief political correspondent for "the washington examiner" it's byron york. byron, thanks for being here this morning it. does feel inappropriate at a time time like this to dive into the political ramifications here we are a month out. we have to. let me ask you this first. the president is a very energetic man. he has kept up a very busy schedule obviously. this now effects that schedule. how do you think it then in turn effects the potential election or re-election of president trump? >> well, first of all, everything depends on the president's condition. does he feel well enough to be an active campaigner if a virtual campaigner. remember, for months, president trump and a number of republicans mocked joe biden for hiding in his basement, for conducting only a virtual campaign. well now president trump at walter reed will have to conduct

a virtual campaign. and you just heard corey lewandowski and david bossie talk about plans for video appearances by the president at campaign gatherings. there is no reason he can't do that quite a bit. even if he is either hospitalized or in quarantine at the white house. so it's going to have to be a different campaign for him for at least maybe 10 days, maybe two weeks, which is a long time, because we are only a month away from the elections. will: yeah, that's been a big party of your strategy interacting with voter virtual isn't the same thing being there state to state. by the way, byron things coming up on the schedule over the next week or two on october 7th we have the vice presidential debate. on the 15th, the second presidential debate. and then the third presidential debate on the 22nd. you know, if there is not a second presidential debate, byron, how does that cut politically? who does that help? >> it's impossible to know now. we're just now -- i mean, the

presidential debate was tuesday night. it seems like years ago. >> but it really wasn't in terms of knowing how the voters actually reacted. we got everybody's instant reaction after that debate it takings voters a while to think about something. we don't have good polling to know exactly how that debate happened. -- are a at least what impressions voters finally took away from it. now, in terms of the vice presidential debate. i think it's clearly going to be a lot more important this wednesday in salt lake city. these are the two people who would become president 'if the president couldn't serve. and now you have one candidate, 74 years old who is hospitalized. and the other who would be 78 upon taking office by far the oldest president ever to begin a term. so, i mean, i think the vice presidential debate has obvious importance now. >> i'm down to very little time. half a minute here. i want to ask you unfortunately

another perhaps impossible question. the president acquiring covid-19. how do we think that even plays politically in the left will want to make him a symbol of mismanagement, on the other hand, this also has the potential to attract sympathy to the president. do you have any insight on how you think this cuts? >> well, it absolutely does have a sympathy effect. look, americans want the president to get better. i mean, there is no doubt that they have -- they wish the president well in dealing with coronavirus. now, as far as whether it has a impact or not. i think democrats have to be very careful in blaming the president for catching coronavirus. because millions of americans have done the same thing and faced the same challenges. so, i think democrats need to be very, very careful. they have a natural instinct to attack, especially in the midst of a presidential campaign. but this is a pretty sensitive subject. will: that's a really good point by blaming the president you are

blaming all the americans out there who managed to get infected by covid-19 as well. very insightful. thank you, byron, for your time. >> thank you, will. will: you bet. on your screen here is a live look at president trump supporters gather outside walter reed wishing him well as he recovers from coronavirus. joins a growing list of world leaders personally battling the virus. it's time for sleep number's fall sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 25% on the sleep number 360® c4 smart bed with any smart adjustable base. plus 0% interestfor 36 months. ends tuesday.

♪ pete: we begin with a first alert. president trump joining the growing list of global leaders who have tested positive for covid-19. will: among the list british prime minister boris johnson and british prime minister bowl sonar row. jedediah: joining us now baker host "wall street journal" and host of "wall street journal" at

large. welcome to the show. thank you so much for being here what remember your thoughts other world leaders to president trump's diagnosis. >> other world leaders have done what they always do which is to observe the niceties of diplomacy and say they are rooting for president trump and boris johnson as you just said of course went through his own experience with covid-19 earlier this year issued a very strong statement today saying he has great faith in the president and spirit and character and he knows he can come through. this the world leaders that's what they do at times like this. they speak in diplomat i can terms. i have to say unfortunately the world's media, which is often very unpleasant and very unkind about president trump and indeed about the united states in general has been less, shall we say less diplomatic and less warm and have been the usual commentary that the president somehow brought it on himself. there has been items on british and international broadcasters looking at the failings of the

white house. so, they have dived i'm afraid right, in straight into the blaming president trump, blaming the white house, blaming people around him rather than the sympathy with someone who is actually sick. pete: gerri, how about state media the chinese newspaper there nasty comments about the president and the president. yes xi jinping put out a statement. how much is that going to hurt them considering the virus emanated from there and they didn't contain it. enough to they are trying to thumb their nose at us? >> yeah, you you are absolutely right. that's right. the state affiliated media organizations in china and indeed in some other authoritarian countries have been gloating about president trump's sickness and about covid here generally. i mean, you a say, this virus originated in china. i think president xi jinping who doesn't, after all, want the present tension with the united states to escalate any further understands this and they have to tread quite carefully here.

we have had now boris johnson. we have had bolsonaro the president of brazil. most importantly president trump have been laid low by this virus and in some cases quite seriously. started in china. whether it started in a lab or wherever else it started it was clear the chinese did not do enough to stop it from spreading early on. so there is a tremendous amount of culpability here for china. they have to be pretty careful before they kind of go around gloating and saying, you know, by the way good example of you who we dealt with the virus and the united states is still dealing with it one of the other -- have to be pretty careful about that because, again, they are responsible in many ways for this and there are calls already for china to be held accountable for letting this virus get out and do so much damage in the first place. will: while the media has its ideological that's state run media in china. that's not crazy blogger that's state run media. i'm sorry we have to leave. >> there there is no other media

in china. pete: exactly. exactly. will: thank you for your points. lawmakers on capitol hill push for covid-19 screenings after president trump and some of his own colleagues test positive. nancy pelosi still silent on a solution though. we will hear from lawmakers next. ...

pete: we begin this final hour this fourth hour this bonus hour of fox & friends with a fox news alert. this is a live look at walter reed hospital, where president trump is undergoing treatment for covid-19. the president shared this message before heading to the medical center. president trump: i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support, i'm going to walter reed hospital, i think i'm doing very well, but we're going to make sure that things work out the first lady is doing very well, so thank you very much, i appreciate it, i'll never forget , thank you. will: the president's doctors is

saying the president is resting comfortably, and his health will be monitored as he continues to run the country from the hospital's presidential suite and the president tweeting from the hospital saying "going well i think, thanks to all, love." meanwhile, more high profile republicans have tested positive for covid-19, including rnc chairman ronna mcdaniel and kellyanne conway. pete: our own leland vittard is live outside the hospital with the president's recovery. reporter: guys good morning to you, the president arrived here at about 7:00 p.m. eastern last night, that's 14 hours at walter reed, and considering the circumstances, the very best of news coming from the president's doctor overnight dr. shawn connley writing i'm happy to report that the president is doing very well he's not requiring any supplement all oxygen which is a key data point in this disease, but in consultation with

specialists we have elected to initiate remdesivir therapy, he has completed his first doseage and is resting comfortably and the remdesivir is in addition to the regeneron antibody therapy, the experimental therapy the president headed and also taking zinc, vitamin d, pepcid, melatonin and aspirin and at about 6:00 he walked across the white house south lawn, didn't stop to talk to the press despite shouted questions and he was wearing a mask, appeared to be in good spirits walked under his own power waived and gave the thumbs up sign. at about midnight or so he tweeted outgoing well i think, thank you to all, love. the president along with the first lady tested positive for the coronavirus as have mike lee and senator tillis, of north carolina and they were at the amy coney barrett, and hope hick s, ronna mcdaniel and

kellyanne conway and the president's campaign manager is the only one in hospital and at walter reed the president being in the hospital takes on a different meaning. it's an entire presidential wing the photos we have are a little bit dated which shows you just how long ago it was until before this unit had to be used. its been significantly updated since then but not only does it have the ability for icu-like care, but also a secure place for the president to work and offices, and that's what the white house is talking about and has been talking about since this move to the hospital. not necessarily that it was needed but that it was made out of an a bud answer of caution and the president is going to continue his duties as president to that end we've heard that he talked to the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy late last night, and also he talked to mitch mcconnell yesterday of the senate not only about his condition, but also about trying to continue to work on the supreme court confirmation process, guys. will: leland, thank you. many speculating this morning about how the most protected

bubble, the leader of the free world, where everyone around him including my friend pete hegseth , who knows very well, must be tested for coronavirus came down with the disease. many speculating did it go back to pre-debate preparations last week. did it have to do with the ceremony at amy coney barrett's nomination and we don't know how or when the president acquired coronavirus but we're going to try to do this morning is walk through the effects, both health and personally, for president trump, on the campaign trail and in government. let's start, if we can, guys with health. we talked to dr. ronny jackson former white house physician a little bit earlier about the treatments the president is going through and what his stay at walter reed is like here is what he had to say. >> both of the medications that he's getting right now are being given iv, so they like to do that in a hospital setting. we can do that certainly at the white house, but it's much easier to do that with a full nursing staff there at the white house, so he's in the right place, and that allows him to

get the care that he needs, get it all consolidated in one place, and have access to the resources and the facilities that a hospital would have that the white house just doesn't have. we have pretty robust facility at the white house, but nothing compared to what we have up there at walter reed. pete: so very robust facility there's a reason to put him there for precautions. i'll also note we just got word from sources that senator ron johnson of wisconsin has now tested positive for covid-19, as well. that's now three republican senators we wish him the best if we get more developments we'll bring them to you, but will you mentioned facts. it's hard right now because we really don't have any and i think what the left wing media is going to want to do is say well, it was your responsible conduct of the president. going out on rallies, not sufficient mask-wearing when it's just as plausible that through very strict protocol, at the white house, through the rose garden event i was at or at the meetings with amy con ey barrett or at the debate through responsible

measures that's where it was contracted, so it's difficult right now, to know, but what we do know is that the president is receiving the world's greatest care, running our country, and we wish him the quickest possible recovery. what the campaign looks like, will, to your point, on his end? that's an open question, but jed joe biden is out there campaign ing. jedediah: yeah, and it's important to note that many have been asking why was the president moved to walter reed. does that suggest that there was some sort of urgency. it's just smart protocol first of all he is the president of the united states and secondly, everyone knows what this virus that symptoms can change very rapidly, and within a few hours, the whole scene can be quite different, so best to have him in a place where he is being monitored very very heavily, and also, just to note, the testing is imperfect. we've had many doctors on record saying that. that's why sometimes multiple tests are ordered when it comes to large gatherings that is why the social distancing and mask wearing has been emphasized

because the testing is imperfect and even though you have a whole room of people that has been tested questions arise when were they tested and when did they develop symptoms and when was the virus active in their body these are all questions the medical community has been struggling really hard to answer over the past few months with so many people catching this virus throughout the country. now, the question is how will the campaigns proceed? , and the trump campaign has come out and said for right now, for obvious reasons there will be a lot of virtual events. biden has continued campaigning in-person, in michigan. he was seen there yesterday. he was wearing a mask, gave some commentary about president trump and on policy as well take a listen to some of what he had to say. >> i know a lot of people around here are tired of feeling overlooked and disrespected. folks who worry about healthcare , with the affordable care act still be there for them why? why they ask? will i be among the 100 million americans who could lose the

protections for preexisting conditions? what will happen to your medicare benefits? your social security, will they still be there when you retire? we can get this pandemic under control. so we can get our economy working again for everyone. i'm running as a democrat but i will run and govern as an american president. pete: that was the former vice president yesterday doesn't sound non-political to me people feeling overlooked and disrespected maybe if there was a national mask mandate and you were forced to wear a mask in places where there's a low infection rate you might feel a little overlooked and disrespect ed as far as pre- existing conditions and social security the president has made it very clear, he's not going to remove either of those things so this has and will get political very quickly. we had a chance to have corey lewandowski and david bossey on the prom earlier two 2020 insiders for president

trump and asked them about what might the campaign trail, we don't want ahead of ourselves we want the president to recover first but there or elsewhere how might his campaign look and here is what they had to say. >> we just went through this with the lockdown in the spring, right? so the campaign had to transition from a traditional campaign that we were doing to a virtual campaign, and now, we're going to shift back to that, the team are going to be leading that. >> he's clearly going to see the president calling into shows doing potentially telephone town hall rallies continuing to communicate. there is no virus stopping this president from continuing to talk to the american people directly. he's done it so successfully, over the last six years since the campaign started this is not going to stop him at all. will: so the president's campaign continues. the governments of the united states of america continues, and the narrative, unfortunately, continues as well. pete you brought up how little we know, in terms of facts right now but that doesn't stop many from crafting a story, and the story right now is to

attempt to play the blame game. the blame game ahead of where the facts can lead you. i want to give you a sampling of what's being said across the media landscape right now. >> the sad truth is that we really can't trust at face value what comes out of the white house on this. >> the media has had to learn that people just can't take the president and his team at their word. >> the president of the united states not only not protecting this country but not protecting the white house. >> it is also the most vivd possible demonstration of the in competence and the in responsibility of the administration. >> his falsehoods and his lies coming back to bite him. >> president trump, now in quarantine, has become a symbol of his own failures. >> will: that is an illustration of in competence and in responsibility when it comes to journalism here is why. we don't know how president trump acquired the coronavirus. he's a symbol of nothing at this

moment other than the obvious infectiousness of coronavirus. did he get it while not wearing a mask? would a mask have prevented it? would he have been protected 100 %? jedediah you point out the testing is not 100% fool proof you're absolutely right and by the way neither are masks we can told that thought in our head while understanding masks are a good recommendation and the better preventive requirements but we have to understand right now we do not know how the president acquired this there for it's inappropriate to play the blame game, and, it comes with political risk to do so if the left chooses to go down the road of blaming those who acquire coronavirus. byron york warned people, warned the left about that a little bit earlier this is fascinating listen to this. >> americans want the president to get better. there's no doubt that they wish the president well in dealing with coronavirus. i think democrats have to be very careful in blaming the

president for catching coronavirus because millions of americans have done the same thing and faced the same challenges, so i think democrats need to be very very careful. they have a natural instinct to attack, especially in the midst of a presidential campaign, but this is a pretty sensitive subject. jedediah: yeah, and i think, will, you bring up an interesting point about the blame game and there are obviously people that will be rushing with baited breath to no matter what blame the president, who will want to see him lose the election that is the agenda. there are also people who i think from a public health perspective are going to come in and just ask questions. you know, ask questions about rallies, ask questions about large crowds. i asked the same questions about the large gathering of protester s in manhattan through the city streets and whether or not that was wise in the midst of a pandemic as i asked about the rallies so i think that's just an important point, not for political reason, but just because this is a virus that we're learning about every day and the goal is to mitigate the

spread, right? so if we learn something new that can help us to do that better, next week, than we did last week, then let's implement it. let's figure it out and work on it so that's where that angle comes from for some, not for all but for some for sure myself included. pete: jed the virus only matters if it's a trump rally or a black lives matter riot doesn't count, time off. we even heard doctors effective ly say as much there's a pass for that. i love what byron york just said , be careful what you impune the president for because he sees himself and rightfully so as an essential leader for the united states of america to every truck driver, police officer, nurse, grocery worker, whose had to go to work, who can't sit on skype, or a zoom call, has to go out there, and has contracted the virus or a family member has, they relate to this president whose been a worker, not a hider, and they're going to say hey if he can recover quickly and get back to work he fought through it too i relate to that and i respect him for that let god pray he

does get through it that way and we're monitoring that all morning as well so be careful is an important lesson, will, of that interview had with byron york which is fantastic but we have to move on with additional news. coming up we just learned a third senator has tested positive for covid-19. fox news medical contributor dr. mark siegel on efforts to slow the spread and what the next 72 hours hold for president trump and recovery at walter reed, we'll bring that to you as well. don't forget your lunch!

i'm making pizza on king's hawaiian mini subs. yum! king's hawaiian. pete: we're back for the fox news alert we just learned a third senator, ron johnson of wisconsin has tested positive for covid-19. will: this as the president recovers and continues to run the country from walter reed hospital's presidential suite as his health is being monitored jedediah: fox news medical contributor dr. mark siegel joins us now to react, thank you for joining us today, dr. siege l. first and foremost your reaction

to the treatment that the president is receiving at walter reed including the medication medications that have been administered thus far. >> good morning, jed. i think that it's very interesting what he's getting and you can make a case for each thing. the remdesivir that was added has been shown in a study in the new england journal of medicine to decrease the amount of time it takes to recover by about three days in over 1,000 patients. that's in people that have moderate illness. now, that's another reason he would have gone to the hospital by the way, jed because it's administered intravenously and a close friend of his who spoke to him last night said that the president told me that the president was feeling well, a little tired, and kind of bothered he had to go to the hospital but he felt he could work there. even when he's tired he has more energy than a lot of people. some of the other cocktails he's getting there, pepcid, the stomach medication, looks like in some studies that it decreases the risk of having severe covid-19, maybe because

covid-19 does better in an acid environment we're not sure. zinc seems to decrease viral spread. the monoclonal antibodies he got are in the experimental stage but a study some information out just last week shows that it too decreases the amount of virus. now the less virus you have the less likely you're going to have severe complications. will: dr. siegel, what do you expect the 72 hours the next couple days to being loo like for the president? how long do you expect him to be in the hospital? >> i think it's going to be observational. i fully expect him to be in the hospital for several days don't forget he has a working office suite in the hospital there it's precautionary. monitoring his oxygen level a good sign he's not taking oxygen right now, per his physician that's a really good sign but that's something that needs to be monitored and also the risk of blood clots and to speak to something that was just said before i came on, this is not a time for political divisiveness

this is a time to bring out the best in people to wish well the commander-in-chief and the president. this is the time for that and to jedediah's point it's also a time for people to rethink what practices they're doing on the street. this can be a time to learn to wear more masks and have more distancing, and wash your hands more and watch out for this virus more, because the fall is coming and the virus may spread even more. w dr. mark siegel thank you very much for your insight this morning we appreciate it. >> thanks, good to see you. will: you got it good to see you too coming up the biden team says there's no slowing down now , with attempts to play catch up after months of virtual basement campaigning, but is it too little too late? we'll ask a biden surrogate coming up next. you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine.

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will: we're back with quick headlines. nearly 20 hours of grand jury recordings are released in the brionna taylor case one of the officers saying in the recordings that taylor's boyfriend claims she was the one who opened fire on police. >> he said something about there's a woman inside and he said she moved and she had a .9- millimeter. will: another officer also claims in the recordings police identified themselves several times for entering taylor's apartment. >> the response we announced ourselves, please come to the door. will: the grand jury indicted former louisville detective saying he blindly opened fire

outside taylor's apartment. >> overnight, an fbi agent is shot while serving an arrest warrant outside a detroit restaurant. the suspect was wanted on federal weapons charges, witnesses say the agent and suspect exchanged gunfire in the restaurant parking lot. the suspect was shot and killed. the agent is in the hospital and he's expected to survive. jedediah? jedediah: thanks, will. the biden campaign behind schedule after drastically scal ing back events in the run- up to the election well now just one month out, the former vice president is jumping back on the trail with no plans to slow down his schedule. just hours after testing negative for coronavirus, but is it too late to resonate with voters let's ask biden's surrogate and author of "raising our hands" jenna arnold. thank you so much for joining us today. so how comfortable are you in light of the president trump's diagnosis now, of having covid-19, how comfortable are you with having vice president biden out on the campaign trail,

in-person, talking to people what do you say? >> well the biden campaign as has the entire democratic slate for many many months now, been very conservative as they've approached how they're campaigning particularly with the public in light of this very unknown pandemic, so the way that the campaign is behaving is no different today than it was five days ago than it was 10 days ago. ppe has been worn by all key members, all volunteers. biden, as you saw, wore a mask up on to the debate stage and everybody representing the democratic team and the audience in cleveland was also wearing a mask, so nothings really changed in terms of strategy overall because we've known they've known all along how deadly and dangerous this was. jedediah: yeah, well jenna nothing may have changed in terms of strategy when it comes to health and ppe but something has definitely changed in terms of approach because joe biden wasn't doing these in-person events and now there's talk the

biden camp will resume door knocking i don't know if that's accurate or you can lend any color to that today, but that would definitely be a change so the question is why? was there some sense that there was something missing? is there some concern that voter s haven't been properly reached out to? why the change? >> i think it's just a real opportunity to make sure that voters understand why this administration is not working on the benefit of all americans, whether it be because of taxes whether it be because of covid and these constant left and right turnings around how we're approaching the subject, and so because the biden campaign hasn't been changing any of their conservative safety base tactics, they're comfortable going out to communities and the way that they're doing that is they're texting constituents in battleground states giving them a heads up since there's a knock-on their door, volunteers are being tested through temperature checks, symptom checks before they actually hit the streets, so there's proper distance being used, long form

conversation i would argue is well beyond the six foot distance but this has nothing to do with whether or not they're concerned about what's happening coming november 3. i think this is just holding the line and making sure americans are hearing the right message. jedediah: well jenna, all of these safety measures that are being utilized and i commend them, could have been utilized before right? all of these things could have been implemented so the question is why wait? if it was important to get that message about healthcare, or about taxation, or whatever it may be to voters, was that importance not there a few months ago when the trump campaign was taking a very strong lead in getting out and talking about those very issues you're citing to voters in person? >> sorry just to be clear, i'm referencing trump's not paying taxes or paying $750 in taxes, or the sudden turn on how he's relating to covid and it's suddenly a thing that he's been diagnosed. jedediah: regardless though. but on any issue, on any issue if we're going to say it's important to bring the issues to

voters and i think both campaign s will argue this it's true then by why was that urgency not there a few months ago. >> because the biden campaign built out a smart virtual campaign so many constituents were being talked to. the biden campaign knows whose showing up and they are very much focusing on the key zip codes and current potential swing voters and that transition now that they know exactly who those people are, has to be within a 10-12-foot radius now, it can't just be on a hey, come and have a zoom conversation with us. so it's because they have gotten so much smarter that they understand exactly where those people are and so they are going to them in-person and i would also say there's been increasing science that has come out about covid. it is clear now that if you wear a mask the risk of contracting covid at a six foot, 10-foot or even further 20-foot radius you know that the risks are decreased, so when biden was being conservative before, it's

because they might not have had the same information that they do today. jedediah: yeah. yeah, and i still think that it's clear though as to whether that delay in terms of outreach to voters will have an impact and we'll see. that will be one of the things that unfolds with the election results jenna arnold thank you so much. >> i just want to be clear i don't think it was the delay. i think it's very strategic. jedediah: okay, we can agree to disagree on that one but thank you so much. >> sounds good. jedediah: still ahead, covid infecting leaders both in the white house and on capitol hill as we learn another senator tested positive this morning. we talk to four congressmen who had covid-19. plus the push to get testing in place on capitol hill, that's coming up next.

pete: back with a live look at walter reed hospital where president trump is undergoing treatment for covid-19. pete: the president's doctor says the commander-in-chief is doing very well, and resting comfortably, after finishing his first dose of remdesivir therapy his health will be monitored as he continues to run the country from the hospital's presidential suite. jedediah: the president tweeting from the hospital overnight saying, "going well, i think. thank you to all. love." this as we just learned a third senator ron johnson of wisconsin , has tested positive for covid-19. over to you, will. will: thanks, jed and as we learn, of new cases on capitol hill, a top republican is calling on house speaker nancy pelosi to implement coronavirus

testing. our next guest, are all lawmakers who have recovered from covid-19. here with a very packed panel we have congressman tom rice, morgan griffith and mario diaz balart joining me now gentlemen thank you all for being here, you've all tested positive for coronavirus, congressman diaz, we'll start with you tell me about your experiences really quickly and maybe how we might learn from you what the president is going through. >> look, i had three weeks where i felt horrible. i had a low grade fever for , again about two and a half weeks , and the first four or five days were the worst, where i had a more intense fever feeling pretty bad but i'll tell you all i worked through the process. i didn't stop working i was on the phone obviously, and so i was able to keep working i was able to still do the job that i was required to do. will: congressman rice, tell me. we're wondering right now, where did the president acquire coronavirus? that takes a lot of effort in contact tracing, and really

doing some investigative work. were you able, ever, to figure out where you contracted coronavirus? >> no i really wasn't. i suspect it was from my son who had been out to a restaurant in the recent. we were pretty isolated up until the time that i got it. i want to say though, that you know, the president is out around a lot of people and i'm glad that my commander-in-chief is not hiding in his basement in fear of this , when he expects first responders to go to work, i'm glad that a real leader does what he expects other people to do as well. will: and congressman gomert, all four of you having acquired coronavirus, i understand are asking for greater testing on capitol hill. you'd like to see speaker pelosi implement greater testing is that moving forward? where are you on that process? >> well i'm not so sure about more testing, because that's what speaker pelosi had been demanding for months and now that we're getting it, and we're finding out there's tons of

people that have had it and that are asymptomatic now they're saying this president is doing a horrible job, look at all of the people that are getting it. well they probably were getting it before, we just didn't know. what's important is to know if you have it, if you suspect you've got symptoms then check. now i was fortunate to have caught it very early on, simply because i was going on air force one with the president, if i hadn't had it but and the hydroxychloroquine regimens helped a lot and i think the president with what he is taking the cocktail he's taking, he knows that a lot of doctors will not prescribe acq even though it's safer than iboprofen so i think he's trying to set an example, but more testing is not the answer, i don't think. contract tracing as some doctors have said once you hit over 1 million people with it you

aren't able to contact trace everything. you just need to be careful and especially not spread it to people that have co morbidity, and pre-existing conditions. those are people we need to really protect. will: let me go around the horn really quickly on this out of curiosity i asked congressman rice real quick back to you, congressman. did you find out were you ever able to narrow down where you acquired coronavirus? >> no, there was no way to know i mean, i'm all over my district will: right. >> i could have got it from anywhere. i found it interesting i got it at a time where i was wearing a mask more than i had in the preceding months and i really don't know. will: what about you congressman griffith? i haven't yet asked you, what was your experience and do you know where you acquired coronavirus? >> i had fairly mild symptom, a fever for about a day and then i was fatigued for maybe about a week and i don't know where i got coronavirus. i was wearing my mask fairly regularly. the only time that i didn't was

when i was speaking at a microphone and yet, i got it, and it was interesting the people who were there with me at the press conference did not get it, but i was wearing my mask most of the time and have no idea where i got it from and i'll tell you this , echoing what tim rice was saying. bottom line is this president, president trump will do more work while in quarantine than joe biden not being in quarantine. will: well all four of you have obviously spent a lot of time on capitol hill and around the president. i'll go back to you congressman diaz. are you surprised with all of the testing around the president , all of the protective measures put in place around the president, that it seems like not just him but many in his circle are now coming down with coronavirus? are you surprised that we are where we are? >> look the president and his team are exceedingly careful but i will tell you that i was exceedingly careful when i got it. i have no idea, you know, who gave it to me. i got it when i was in d.c.

early on and so the key here is to be careful, to use common sense, and not panic, but be as careful as possible, particularly when you're around people who have pre-existing conditions who might be susceptibile to this , again, where this is more dangerous, but common sense. it be ludacris to have a national, for example, mask mandate because there are huge differences in different geographic areas but being careful, using common sense, protecting those who are vulnerable is i think the best thing we can do to make sure that the country moves forward. will: one of the obvious big implications from this and the fall out from the coronavirus has been the economic impact across this country from the shutdowns and the unemployment rate and many on capitol hill have been working on passing a covid-19 or extending the covid-19 relief package. congressman rice where are we on this? it doesn't seem to be moving forward we're looking at furloughs at least in the airline industry right in the face, where are we on relief

>> i think speaker pelosi should have us in washington until we get this relief package passed. every day americans are struggl ing, small businesses struggling to survive, and we need to do what we can to nullif y that economic impact. i think it's a shame she sent us all home yesterday. we should be in washington working with the white house and with the senate to get this resolved and until we get a package that helps small businesses. will: hopefully. >> and take the politics out of it and just work on what's going to help american families instead of insisting on making political points. will: right, a lot of people need help right now and i'll leave the last question to you congressman gohmert. what is the biggest takeaway from the news that the president has acquired coronavirus, many on the left play the blame game about masks and rallies or whatever they want to pin the blame on but as you look at this situation, what is the biggest takeaway? what does it tell you about where we sit in the united

states right now? >> well that anybody can get it , and those that are making fun of him, there's a good chance that they could get it as well and so it is just to be smart and i think the cocktail i was taking, non- alcoholic was very helpful, but just be careful. when i was capable of spreading it i was exceedingly careful and we need to do that as well, if you suspect you got it, then for heavens sake, get tested they will test you if you think you may have it and then you don't spread it around. that's a big takeaway, but we're all in this together. it's time to stop the hate. i had people sending messages, you know, whatnot, but apparently whoever they prayed to is not as strong as the god of healing, but we're in this together. let's work together, and not be

so hateful and mean-spirited. will: i think the biggest takeaway is we're obviously dealing with a very infectious disease and as you all four pointed out take your personal precautions, congressmen all of you, happy that you recovered thank you for sharing your experience with us congressman tom rice, louis gohmert and thank you so much and take care. up next president trump's diagnosis sending socks tumbling as job growth slows in september so just how concerned should we be? charles payne is up next. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms, and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. now i'm feeling connected.

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will: stocks ending the week lower on the heels of president trump's covid-19 diagnosis, this as the labor department released its last jobs report before the presidential election there you see it right there, 661,000 jobs added to the economy in september. the unemployment rate dropping to under 8% to 7.9. here to react is the host of "

making money" on fox business charles payne. charles thanks for being here if you would break down the meaning of these numbers but then i want to get into the month ahead. what do these numbers tell us about the strength of our economy at this moment? charles: the headline number i would ignore because the real details are a lot, are encouraging. 87 7,000 jobs were created in the private sector and a lot are in these areas that actually, you want to see growth, construction, manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, good-paying strong job, you know the jobs that sort of reflect growth of the middle class, the heartland of america that was the great part of the jobs report. year-over-year wages grew 5.6%, that's a phenomenonal number. what i didn't like obviously where over 200,000 people in government losing their jobs and i think more worrisome for me too might be people are leaving the labor force almost 700,000,

4.4 million since february. so we're getting this sort of bifurcated thing where 92% of people who are looking o r want to work are working but these other folks are in predicaments where they are in lockdown states their businesses are closed right now forever, and they are sort of in limbo, so overall is one of the best jobs reports we ever had, but it's slowing from some of the other jobs reports since the pandemic began. pete: charles markets don't like in stability or lack of predictability. you've got president at walter reed, you've got the debates coming up, the scotus fight of course election day what are you looking for? what could continue to ignite our economic engine going forward? charles: i think the biggest thing that could happen is over the weekend somehow congress gets its act together and pushes forward another fiscal stimulus plan. it doesn't have to be 2.2 trillion, its got to be more than 300 billion, i've been saying from day one it should be $1.5 trillion because there are a lot of people who are chronic

ally unemployed because their business is gone because the government shut down. this week, this week, disney, we've got to lay off 28,000 people because the state of california won't let us reopen. you got to do what you got to do disney has to lay off that many people you can imagine how many small businesses are going out of business for good, every single day. so the most important thing for the economy, the most important thing for the stock market is if we get news on monday, that somehow congress got its act together, and pushed through one more fiscal nudge, because what we've done, what we've seen with this economic re bound is nothing short of miraculous it really is, but it's starting to run out its theme. pete: uh-huh no that's the important thing to remember, we are rebounding, we want to do some more quickly between reopening and a deal between nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin we might get there. charles payne you're the man, thank you so much for joining us we appreciate it. charles: thanks a lot appreciate it. pete: you got it. all right, still ahead after drastically scaling back events in the run-up to the election,

joe biden is, well, jumping back into the trail with no plans to slow down his, well, already- slow schedule. a live report on that, after the break. hope is the light in all of us that cannot be extinguished.

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will: today joe biden's team hitting the campaign trail. pete: the former vp is scheduled to join a virtual town hall this afternoon after addressing voters yesterday in michigan. jedediah: hillary vaughn joins us live from wilmington, delaware as the biden campaign moves forward. hillary? reporter: good morning, jedediah , will, and pete. well the democratic nominee had a good reason yesterday to stay home, be cautious, and quarantine after he had a close call following the president's positive test, after their debate together, but biden did not, both biden and harris

continuing their campaign schedule after testing negative, the democratic ticket using the president's diagnosis to remind voters of things they think the president should have done to handle the pandemic, stopping short of saying "i told you so." >> the threat of this virus is real for all of us, and let it be a reminder that we must remain vigilant. >> it's a bracing reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously, which means following the science, listening to the experts, it means having masking mandates nationwide. reporter: the biden campaign says they're pulling all negative ads, but the trump campaign is not because of comments like that. they say the candidates are still continuing to attack the president, in their in- person events. back to you. will: thank you so much. don't go anywhere we've got more "fox & friends" coming up just moments away.

will: a live look at walter reed medical center where president trump is being treated. at this hour after testing positive for covid-19. we certainly wish him well as he recovers from the coronavirus. not only the president, but the first lady, and several members of his administration around him, we wish all of them including any americans dealing with the situation the best as well. jedediah: yes, obviously they're all in our thoughts, every single person that were just finding out new details it seems like every moment of people testing positive hoping everyone has a quick, speedy recovery and grateful for the entire staff at walter reed that is currently helping the president to get to a good place right now. pete: absolutely, prayer is powerful, prayer is real, and prayer is needed and i hope people get on bended knee this weekend and pray for our president, and our first lady

and everyone effected by this. it makes a huge difference and that visual right there, guys i was going to mention that the thumbs up the walk toward marine one. yesterday was a tough day as all of us were absorbing the information that the president not only had covid-19, but was headed to walter reed, heads start spin ning but watching him approach that helicopter, marine one, as he is here just in moments snap off the salute to the marine guard at the bottom and then slap the side rail of the side of marine one, and head into that helicopter, i know for my wife and for other people that reached out to me was a reminder, hey, this is going to be okay. he's a fighter, a leader he's taking the right precautions there is that slap right there. and our country's going to move forward so we pray that he's healthy and he stays visible that he continues to be able to work and we see him soon out of walter reed, guys and we'll keep covering that tomorrow morning, as we get developments throughout the day there's no doubt. will: stay tuned to fox news all throughout your day for continuing developments on the president's condition, and everything else going on across

this country we'll have live reports from walter reed, here, on fox news, pete, jedediah, its been good hanging out with you again for another four hours this morning, everybody across america stay safe. we'll see you again, tomorrow morning. goodbye. pete: let's do it again tomorrow have a great saturday, everybody . neil: you are looking live at walter reed hospital right now, where we're just learning that the president's doctor, dr. shawn connley will give an update on his status and how things are going for him now its been a little bit more than 12 hours he's been a patient there, sitting in the presidential suite so he's close to everything he would need to battle this. we're also going to be a little later on talking to the chief science officer over at regenero n, he's using that company's so-called antibody cocktail drug infusion therapy with a mix of other elements, but what's promising about what regeneron offers is it