remarkable story continues to guide us all. thanks for watching. i'm jeannine pirro advocating for truth justice and the american way. justice has been ♪. president trump: i came here. wasn't feeling so well. i feel much better now. we're working hard to get me all the way back. i have to be back because we still have to make america great again. we've done an awfully good job of that. we still have steps to go. we have to finish that job. i will be back, i think i will be back soon. will: begin with a fox news alert, president trump releasing video of his covid-19 recovery saying he feels much better. jedediah: the white house sharing these photos of the president working from the presidential suite at walter reed medical center.

will: outside the hospital dozens of supporters held a prayer vigil for the president, said get well soon. welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. it is a weekend unlike most others, guys. welcome will and jed. stick with us four mornings long, four hours in the morning. it is early. we're getting used to it. i have coffee from the home brew of studio h. sometimes on saturday you end the show. you turn off news. will, you were watching the texas longhorns. my condolences. sorry. you forget about news. yesterday was the kind of day i was i can clicking back to fox news all day long. are there updates, what do we know. how is the president doing. good news. will: speculation, interpretation all throughout the day. social media was not the place to be for accurate accounting of the news of day.

jedediah, at the end of the day the president spoke for himself with the video. we can see exactly how he is feeling at this moment. jedediah: ultimately, that is the goal to get accurate information how the president is feeling, how his treatment is going. what we can expect the next coming days. particularly from doctors who are treating him. we'll head over to kristin fisher. she is live outside of walter reed hospital with more what the president is going through right now, his recovery. kristin, what is the latest? reporter: that video the white house released last night, president trump did himself on his twitter feed, so very typical of president trump it, really was quite reassuring because not only did he say he was feeling much better but he did acknowledge, he wasn't feeling all that great when they took him to the hospital on friday afternoon. he also noted that the next few days are going to be very critical. he called that the real test. so there was this real

acknowledgement from the president that, the next few days are really going to be a really pivotal point. that the doctors and his chief of staff had been stressing all day long. another encouraging sign. we got pictures from the white house showing president trump working inside of walter reed. we know he has been working inside of this executive suite set up especially for moments like this. late last night we got an update from the president's physician, dr. sean conley, president trump continues to do well having made substantial progress since his diagnosis. he is fever free, with oxygen, saturation of oxygen level 96 to 97 throughout the day. while not out of the woods, the team remains optimistic. that is welcome news. there had been some confusing statements earlier in the day. when president trump was admitted the white house said it was out of an abundance of caution. we know that the mild symptoms

that white house chief of staff that mark meadows were experiencing on friday were actually much more serious. >> he had a fever and a blood oxygen level had dropped rapidly. but he made unbelievable improvements from yesterday morning when i know a number of us, the doctor and i were very concerned. reporter: yes. so definitely certaining who to hear white house chief of staff mark meadows using that kind of language. giving you an ad of what is happening outside of walter reed. there were dozens and dozens of supporters out here to give him their well-wishes t was quite a scene. it was very loud and very rowdy. even though president trump has been side inlined from campaigning because he was

tested it felt like the campaign can came to walter reed. guys. pete: thank you, kristin. thank you for the update and all your reporting. we appreciate it. will, you referred to it, twitter speculation. there is a reason for everyone to take a minute. the white house is supposed to say everybody panic. the president's blood level is dropping. we're sending him to walter reed! of course they will be measured and of course take time to reveal information. they will be cautious what they talk about with the commander-in-chief. we still live in a global competition where america is the strongest actor. you want to be measured about all of that. you saw that with the doctor yesterday. i'm sure there was confusion. the press wants to nitpick to provide consistencies as opposed to get information about the president and his health. one person that would know, guys, eric trump.

son of the president. was on justice last night talked about what his father is doing while at walter reed. listen no i think everybody in the country has seen he is an absolute warrior every single day. whether it is this, he gets up, fights every single day. covid is very serious. obviously something affects a lot of people. something that hit him very hard and he spent 20, 25 minutes on the phone with him today. he sounded incredible the entire time was talking about the new aid package, talking about mitch mcconnell. he mentioned the airline workers. i think he wanted to thank them and never takes his foot off the gas. will: couple observations, what is clear the president's situation was serious. his temperature rose, his oxygen

levels went down. clearly there was concern within the white house and administration within the hospitals about the president's condition going into saturday. what is striking to me the president is being very realistic about his health status. you know the president has been openly someone who said he is a salesman. he is rosy. he is optimistic. he engaged in what he called harmless hyperbole at times. he is not doing that when it comes to the current health situation. the tone i get from both videos he put out, sometime very realistic what he is currently going through. i would say finally, jedediah, what is of note, no one on any side of the partisan aisle, no matter how much you want to indulge pictures of golf or someone plays golf can deny the president's work ethic over the campaign and governance trail. what is appears, jedediah, that continued while he is at the hospital. jedediah: i think it is really important to hear from him directly.

you know, as you mentioned, pete. there were some discrepancies i have to say. i was trying to foal this yesterday. everyone is trying to get out accurate information to figure out what's going on. everyone wants the president to do well. this virus is scary. i was following it. i was seeing conflicting statements. hard to get questions answered about the oxygenation level from the doctor initially. statement from mark meadows came out. you came out the with the whole story, there was an reason to send the president to the hospital. it was not just an abundance of caution. there was something going on. he is the president. people will want it straightforward, accurate information. they want it to be blunt. we want to know what is doing on with him. it is a different standard for one of us or any private citizen. i think the white house has to make a point. yes, let the president speak directly to the people as he has done. also be really clear aboarut abs information. when you do have that mixed messaging that comes out. it is frightening to people.

the media runs with a narrative that you can't trust the administration to give accurate information. you don't want that. you want people to be able to trust that. you want the media to properly do its job, report its administration, consistency from the doctors treating him, from the administration itself. that is super important right now as we watch the president's progress. pete: it is we have to remember as you said he is the president just like fda was the president. just like ronald reagan was the president. when they go through difficult times we don't deserve immediate knowledge not all the time in every particular way about everything affecting the president. some of those things are privileged information. some of those things don't need to be known by their adversaries t feels like the press, who president calls the enemy of the people nitpicks all day long just to find discrepancy sis to make the white house look bad as opposed to taking a pause, let the process weigh out, let the president get healthy.

it very different perspective from the es press who don't seem to be with the home team. president came out on with a video on twitter, here is portion what he said, talking about confronting the problem. great message. president trump: i had no choice. i didn't want to stay in the white house. i was given the alternative. stay in the white house, lock yourself in, don't ever leave. don't go to the oval office. stay upstairs around enjoy it. don't see people. don't talk to people. just be done with it. i can't do that. i had to be out front and this is america. this is the united states. this is the greatest country in the world. this is the most powerful country in the world. i can't be locked up in a room upstairs and totally safe and just say, hey, whatever happens happens. i can't do that. we have to confront props. as a leader you have to confront problems. there has never been a great leader that would have done that. will: from the beginning of this man man the balance of every

single individual in this country has had to make. we talked about the last couple of months is a balance much risk/reward. what kind of risks are you ready to take on based upon the responsibilities you have as a individual, as a citizen, as someone who holds a job as someone who has responsibility. every single person have responsibility, all three of us, have responsibilities in our daily lives but those responsibilities don't exceed those of the commander-in-chief of the free world. what i hear from the president saying i had responsibilities. i have to step out. i have to be doing my job. it will come with risks. i will make that analysis, that risk versus responsibility balance. i will go through that process. now he has made a lot of choices. he has taken a lot of responsibilities when it comes to specifically campaigning and we've seen a lot of president trump out there on the trail. clearly at least for the time-being, that comes to an end. rallies, campaigning has to go virtual. here is what the trump campaign plans to do.

they're calling it operation maga. they will be hosting virtual events until the vice-presidential debate on wednesday. mike pence will travel to arizona after the debate. members of the first family, donald trump, jr., eric trump, lara trump, will make in-person campaign stops. one thing that is cheap the way of campaigning in the past is now different. here's tim murtagh, the trump campaign'scoms director, how this will all work, operation maga. >> operation maga is something we're getting ready to launch. as you know the vice president's debate is next wednesday, leading up to the vp debate we'll have a pretty big virtual event on monday night. right after the vp debate we'll be sending out pretty much all of the big characters from the mag gay -- maga universe. mike pence will have arizona firms with in person event. he will step early in indian to vote in his home state to go on

to some other events. the first family will be aggressive with events all across the country. jedediah: there has been a change of tone for obvious reasons. the president is currently in the hospital. there has to be a change when it comes to some of these virtual events. we'll cover this. see what the operation maga looks like as it unfolds. i'm sure they're busy making decisions about that right now as we speak. moving ahead the coronavirus isn't stopping president trump from getting work done. he is calling on congress from the hospital to secure the next round of stimulus. we'll speak to congressman rodney davis on where negotiations stand next. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started.

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american people and pass a stimulus bill. he tweeted from the hospital, our great usa wants and needs stimulus, work together and get it done, thank you. but house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin remain deadlocked over a deal. sew let's bring in illinois congressman rodney davis to weigh in on all of this. congressman, welcome to the show. so you know, when it comes to the stimulus bill which is much-needed by so many americans i see a lot of common ground here when it comes to direct payments to americans, aid to airlines, small business loans. what is the holdup, precisely? >> right now, jedediah the holdup is speaker pelosi. he allowed everybody to go to their corners in may after historic bipartisanship in march and april when we the pandemic started. we created the ppp program which saved so many mom-and-pop shops. more needs to be done and she needs to get to the table to make sure we get a deal.

jedediah: what is the chief policy conflict here? isthe unemployment insurance? we know the insurance democrats want at $600 a week versus $400 a week. we know there are other components that is holding this thing up. is another dollar value the way democrats and republicans see it. what is the dollar value? >> since may since democrats passed $3.4 trillion wish-list. the i believe the only holdup the democrats want to spend more money. i don't necessarily think it is a policy difference. speaker pelosi talks about how much to spend rather than truly targeting where the holes are in the first four bills we put together in a bipartisan way in march and april. i'm glad the president yesterday is leading. i'm so excited he sent out that video. as somebody who faced covid in august, the unknown is the hardest part of covid diagnoses and to see him being able to,

you know, talk to the american people, is a very good sign. hopefully it will spur these negotiations on. jedediah: congressman, something needs to be done. there are too many people around the country in need of help right now. hopefully, republicans democrats come together to get it done. there is another topic last couple days that is somewhat fascinating. house republicans reached out to pelosi repeatedly talked about implementing lawmaker testing on capitol hill. we have some sound from representative davis on. that we'll get response. >> zero pelosi has shown zero willingness to talk about what a testing regime is looking light. it is a tragedy that speaker pelosi decided not to implement that we researched for her to be able to do. jedediah: right. this is odd to me. you see yourself in that video right there but this is odd to me because this seems like something that she would support. so what's going on here, and is

there a way to circumvent it, if she is not going to respond and go around her and implement this? i think is important for lawmakers and their staff to get tested. >> i do too. it is not just about lawmakers. we're not in washington. we have thousands of people who make the capitol work every day. they are essential workers. they deserve the ability to get tested. they are the ones that have been sacrificed in this pandemic on capitol hill. speaker pelosi ignored my letter that i sent asking for testing modalitying to be implemented in may. i think it is pure politics. it is offensive to the american people. when speaker pelosi thought she needed a test she got one. do what i say, not what i do type of attitude. i certainly hope she and leader hoyer decide to change their tune. let's work together, that was the point of my recent her to her.

but -- jedediah: yeah. i mean we have two issues wees doctored here today, right, the stimulus and this testing both which need to be resolved and both which democrats should come to the table on. this is getting a bit of ridiculous on two very key issues that should be addressed asap. thank you for being here, congressman davis, we appreciate it. >> thank you. jedediah: as president trump reassures americans that he is responding well to treatment, supporters are holding a prayer vigil for the president outside of walter reed. this morning we reflect on the power of prayer with our religion panel coming up next. is from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo

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♪. will: back with some quick headlines. overnight police arrest 16 protesters in seattle for throwing explosives at officers and damaging businesses. officials say they caused

extensive damage while marching through the city. police sharing this photo of graffiti spray-painted on a building, says quote, save a life, hang a cop. and south carolina democratic senate candidate jamie harrison setting up his own plexiglass barrier between his first debate with senator lindsey graham. >> whether or not we take it seriously, tonight i am taking this seriously. i put this plexiglass up. you know, it is not just about me. will: senator graham says he tested negative for covid-19 on friday. pete. pete: travel with a glass barrier. president trump's medical team delivered an update on his condition. >> this morning the president is doing very well. at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. pete: last knight supporters

gathered outside for a candlelight vigil to pray for the president's recovery. we're talking about power of prayer during trying times. we have seymour institute for black and church policy studies, ref lined louis , jr., fox news contributor, niece of martin luther king. will: alveda king. we have the pastor in gainesville georgia, pastor franklin. thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> god bless you. pete: god bless you, god bless our president. prayer, why is it so important at a time like this, reverend? >> that question is to me? pete: yes, sir, yes. >> it is absolutely essential that the people of god during periods of crisis seek god's face and pray. not in a partisan way, but in a genuine way we seek god's direction. at this time in the midst of the

challenge it is essential we the people of god lift up our leadership, we pray for them. at this time, why us in terms of where the country is, we need healing, healing of our president, healing of our country, and quickly. there is a very important package that speaks to what is now because there needs to be healing and humility and ii chronicles 7:14, they say four things we're to do. we're to humble ourselves, pray, seek god's face and turn from our mischief and disobedience. we must call on the people of god to heal the land. the bible says, that god will hear from heaven and heal the land. we need our president to be healed, we need our country to be healed and so we're praying for him. i'm so thankful we now desperately need being

conciliation, the healing, the focus on what god can do for our president and, then learn some things. humility. we needed to have these masks and social distancing because that is major part of this healing process. so i thank god for what is happening with the president. he is recovering and we must have the humility to just quickly, to social distance, keep ourselves healthy. pete: absolutely. reverend, thank you very much. dr. king, your family is familiar with praying through dark times. your message right now? >> the muse beautiful experiences i have had with the trump administration have been times of prayer. corporate prayer, prayer together. calls for prayer in the white house. so for everyone who has been impacted by covid-19, in america and the world, best thing we can do is pray, i'm blessed to know

that many prayer warriors gathered out in front of the hospital to pay for the president and first lady, whoever has been impacted by covid. nothing is more important, talking about life, liberty and pursuit of happiness is prayer. isaiah 53 by his stripes we are healed. pete: pastor franklin, the power of prayer. the president used to work miracles, talking about things possible in our nation. your reaction? >> prayer certainly releases miracles. the tragedy of prayer of angels, when we prayer angels are released come out of the unemployment line as jacob saw visions of angels going up a ladder, it was prayers going up and miracles coming down. miracles can strike as we have a

god who hears and answers prayer. jesus prayed in the garden and an angel showed up. paul prayed in a storm and an angel showed up. simon peter prayed in a prison an angel showed up. we need god's supernatural help in our nation. the last prayer that jesus prayed in john 17. father make them one. until we answer his prayer and love one another and pray, and i am praying for the president and believing for his complete healing and our whole nation. pete: so well-said, so well-needed for our nation on this sunday. may everyone go to church and houses of worship today. prayer the very same prayers. reverend rivers, dr. king, pastor franklin, perfect trio. thank you. >> god bless you. pete: god bless you. president trump updating the public saying he feels much better as he gets treatment for covid-19 at walter reed. dr. ronny jackson served as

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♪. >> if you look at the therapeutics i'm taking right now, some of them, others are coming out soon looking like, frankly they're miracles, if you want to know the truth, they're miracles.

people criticize me when i say that we have things happening that look like they're miracles coming down from god. will: president trump yesterday highlighting the progress in covid-19 therapeutics as he shares an update on his own treatment from walter reed. jedediah: his medical team remaining quote, cautiously optimistic as they warn he is not out of the woods just yet. pete: retired rear admiral ronny jackson is a former physician to president trump and trump. he talks about what is ahead for the president. dr. jackson, thanks for being here. talk about the president's timeline, what you see now and what you expect to see from the president over the next couple days as he recovers? >> i think it is really encouraging right now, he was taken to walter reed on friday because there was some concerns i guess as a precaution, they needed to be in close contact with the resources they have at walter reed. they can do a lot more there, obviously than they can in the at white house.

we heard reports he has a mild fever or cough, nasal congestion, those things were worse on friday. they're better now. i think the fact he is trending in the right direction should give us all confidence. i think he will continue to do that. he has a team surrounding him, walter reed being aggressive, meticulous about everything rashing his health. they will leave no stone unturned to make sure he goes in the right direction. he has improved since he has been there i think he will continue to improve and be back to work real soon at white house. pete: dr. jackson, you are familiar with the president and how to report it. the media works overtime to nitpick or discrepancies none of which are attempts to find out what is going on instead to try to trip up the white house. how do you make the balance between what you share around when you share it and what is privileged information, well, he is the commander-in-chief?

>> it's a difficult line to walk, because you're right, there are certain things a are the president's right to decide whether or not he wants to share regarding his health but on the other hand the nation has an obligation, we have an obligation to make sure the nation informed about his health care being our commander-in-chief and head of state. i think, it is a difficult line to walk. i think you can do it. you have to be straightforward. you have to have a good relationship with your patient. everybody has to be on the same page. you have to make sure that you're sharing the facts and you know that you can continue to inspire confidence in the public and so it is difficult thing to do sometimes, but i think dr. conley is doing a good job of that for the most part. he made a couple missteps yesterday and put some things that weren't exactly accurate, were accurate, he said 72 hours versus day three. the press took it, ran with that. there are a few issues like that. it is a challenge sometimes, i will be honest.

jedediah: dr. jackson, just quickly one of the concerns that people have with this virus is the body's inflammatory response to it which sometimes happens in week two. what will doctors be looking out for when it comes to the president, making sure there is no inflammatory response that is concerning? >> mostly pulmonary status. that has been the big concern. i'm confident the president will do well, because he was treated so aggressively so quickly. generally what we've seen. this is one of the things we've learned treating the virus. sometimes you get sick later on into the illness, once your inflammatory system is revved up. it causes damage to your body. the inflammatory cells will cause damage. they will look, mostly the damage is done in your lungs, what we've seen in the past. they will be looking for respiratory system, whether oxygen saturation, his respiratory rate goes up. he becomes increasingly fatigued when he walks around, things of that nature. we'll watch that closely.

i think having these medications on board early are going to prevent that. they're tying up the virus so the viral load is lower. they're interfering with viral replication so the virus can't replicate as much. giving his body time to clear the virus and hoping preventing the inflammatory response from really taking off. jedediah: doctor, thank you so much. he has given us many reasons to be optimistic. we greatly appreciate your insight today. >> thank you, guys. jedediah: turn to some headlines for you now. representative tom emmer, jim hagedorn and pete salber were in contact with the democrats. calling out republicans for putting fellow passengers at risk. all three tested for covid on friday. of the congressman met all conditions necessary to be cleared to fly. a man sounds the alarm finding more than 100 mail-in ballot applications inside after houston dumpster.

leonard says he called the harris county clerk after making the discovery. his printing business admits to tossing the applications because they were from a junk batch. county clerk someone could have filled out the applications to receive mail-in ballots. he said they must be destroyed before being thrown away. pope francis leaving the vatican for the first time since the pandemic started. he traveled to hometown of his namesake. francis signed a encyclical, laying out his vision of a post-pandemic world. the document will be released to the public today. will: thank you so much. let's check in on the weather across this great nation with rick. rick. what's up, rick? rick: so much going on. gamma made landfall yesterday in the peninsula of mexico. look across parts of the caribbean.

this is where we see activity this time of year, where storms generally again. this little batch we'll watch, probably the next four or five days gets into the central gulf. we could talk about a pretty significant hurricane. gamma women head towards the south. maybe head to the bay of campeche. so we're not worried about that. one going into florida. florida is waterlogged last number of days. temperatures really cool across parts of the northern plains, across the northeast. over all the cool air will be across the far north. we warm up this week. look at this moisture. that is gamma across parts of the gulf and yucatan. some spots of florida over seven inches of rain. really waterlogged. unfortunately rainy today. rain, not snow last weekend. we might see a little bit lake-effect snow. it's a little bit too warm, but a very cool rain today across parts of the great lakes.

guys, back to you. will: thanks, rick. rick: you bet. will: coming on sunday edition of "fox & friends" former new york city mayor rudy giuliani joins us live after his conversation with president trump. plus trump supporters march through washington to back the president's recovery. unsilent majority filling the streets and led by the "walkway campaign." our next guests were at the march and they join us next.

♪. pete: trump supporters marching through washington, d.c. rallying behind the president as he recovers from the coronavirus. the president's base flooding the street for unsilent majority march hosted by the "walkway campaign. joining me is the "walkway campaign founder, former democrat liberal straka.

thank you both for being here. another "walkway campaign march. what brought this one together. how did this one get organized? >> this one has been a long time in the making. we know we have a major election coming up in one month. so what i've been trying to encourage, actually for years now with walkaway for the silent majority to become unsilent. the theory here, it is really the silence of those of us on the right who have created the radical left and allowed the radical left to prosper in this country. if we want to take this country back we have to stand up, we have to be vocal, we have to fight, we have to do so much more than go in the voting booth. we have to fight to take our country back. we have to fight for freedom. we really wanted to stand up for president trump. president trump was watching and listening saw there were thousands of patriots praying for you, standing up for you and giving you our thoughts and prayers yesterday and we are praying for you, president

trump. will: echo those messages as well. based upon your involve of involvement in the walkaway campaign, you were a formerly a liberal democrat, is that correct? >> that's correct. will: that leads me to this question. we see by polling vast majority of black americans support democratic, support joe biden. i'm concern what brought you, was there a time that brought you to the "walkway campaign, thinking life through a more conservative prism? >> i just realized that the democrats have traded in their white robes and white pointed hats for kinte cloth. they're still the same party. they have implemented that policies and laws that decimated the black family and the black community. i had no other choice but to walk away and to start voting according to my own personal values. will: curiosity and clarification, when was that for

you? >> i actually walked away about 2018, maybe right in the, later parts of 2017. will: okay. brandon, i want to bring this up with you. yesterday the d.c. police made multiple arrests of blm protesters at the walkaway rally. how was it in general? how was the vibe around the rally? was there much violence? was it mostly peaceful? how was the violence that you saw? >> i would describe it as 99.99% peaceful. to be honest with you. those images i didn't see the images until the event was over. those things happened before the event actually began. we had thousands and thousands of people come out yesterday. that more than 3,000 people were at that event. what you saw was what happened that the police neutralized early on. to make sure the measure was very secure as we do at all of our events t was very, vest peaceful.

very loving, uplifting and inspired. the overall vibe was -- [inaudible] will: conversation over last couple years about systemic racism. it is ironic nominated one of the sponsors of the '94 crime bill which is pointed as systemic racism inn this country to shameka's point. thank you for your time. >> thank you. will: in ten minutes, new york mayor rudy giuliani joins us live after talking to president trump as he gets treatment at walter reed. "snl" made its comeback last night. it didn't waste anytime going after president trump. president trump's in the hospital. from covid. and i just want to say, my heart goes out to covid. will: former cast member and comedian joe piscopo is here to react.

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♪. president trump: i feel much better now. we're working hard to get mee back. we have to go all the way back. we have to make america great again, done awfully good job for that. we still have steps to go, we have to finish that job. i will be back, i think i will be back soon. jedediah: an optimistic update from president trump as he undergoes treatment for covid-19 at walter reed medical center. our next guest was with the president just days before he tested positive. he was shocked when he heard the news saying president trump was strong and on top of his game. joining me, many coming median actor, host of the joe piscopo show. welcome to the show as always. it is great to you here.

you were with president trump in bedminster the day before all this came to a head. now it is still shocking quite frankly. can you lend some color what was the president like that night? what was the event last night. there was lots of controversy he was at the event? was it outdoors? tell us your experience of and your perception was? >> jeds it was pest i ever seen of president trump. top of his game. strong as ever. it was all outside. first thing you have to be covid tested. very stringent with that. go through security. when we were outside the front of trump national. that beautiful portico, that beautiful club, bedminster, new jersey. it is only 25 minutes from my house. we were spread out far away from the president. i was way in the back, i would say, those are the cheap seats you know. but i have to make it a point, i know people worry about their president, he looked stronger than i have ever seen him.

he was focused. he was charming. he was humble. he was among friends. he was grateful. i have never seen president trump so on top of his game. strong. the tenor of his voice was strong. it was such a nice -- he stayed an extra 45 minutes to answer questions to everybody. it was just really -- i tell you what, i walked away from that, politics aside, saying i'm proud of my president. tell you what. jedediah: being there, you must have been very surprised, have the perception you just had, shared with us hearing he tested positive. the virus acts very quickly. sometimes symptoms evolve very quickly. it is such a strange animal. i want to ask you about some comedy. there was the return of "snl" last night. quite controversial. let's play a little bit of a cliff of that. then we'll talk about it. >> uh-oh. >> before we get started, let's the elephant in the room, president trump's in the

hospital from covid. and i just want to say my heart goes out to covid. [laughter] [applause] jedediah: so the question here, joe, is, you know, i'm all for good comedy, but is this appropriate? this is a virus the president is now facing. he is in the hospital right now. this virus killed over 209,000 people in this country. i just don't know that this is appropriate or funny frankly. >> it was a difficult time to do any comedy at all, you're absolutely right. i have to tell you from what i saw, honestly i find difficult to say anything bad about "snl" because, i owe everything to that show, i thought it was going to be a lot worse, i really did. that is as bad as i saw. that is as bad as it got from chris rock. he made a comment, i loved, but one thing you can say about president trump this, is chris rock talking, he has more energy than mick jagger. that was a great line. jedediah: yeah. >> and then, watching jim carrey

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♪. president trump: so i just want to tell you that i'm starting to feel good. you don't know but over the next period of a few days, so i guess that is the real test so we'll see what happens over those next couple of days. i just want to be so thankful for all of the support i've seen, whether it's on television or reading about it. i, most of all appreciate what's been said about it american people, by almost a bipartisan consensus of american people. a beautiful thing to see. i very much appreciate it. i won't forget it. i promise you that. will: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump releasing a

video update on his covid-19 recovery. as he continues to work from the presidential suite at walter reed medical center. jedediah: the president's doctor says the commander-in-chief has made substantial progress as he undergoes treatment. pete: those are the photos we were looking for of the updated walter reed facility yesterday. kristin fisher joins us live outside of walter reed hospital with more this morning. good morning. reporter: good morning. well president trump's physician is saying that the president is doing quite well though he is not out of the woods yet. sean conley, dr. sean conley put out a statement an update on the president's condition late last night. he said he mass made substantial progress during the diagnosis. he has a saturation of oxygen between 96% and 98% all day. that is very good. not all of the woods the team remains cautiously optimistic. when the president was admitted the white house says he was

brought here to walter reed out of abundance of caution but we now know the mild symptoms that chief of staff mark meadows the president was experiencing were actually much more serious. >> he had a fever and a blood oxygen level had dropped rapidly but he has made unbelievable improvements from yesterday morning when i know a number of us, the doctor and i were very concerned. reporter: it is still unclear exactly when or where the president contracted the virus but the white house medical unit is looking at last saturday's rose garden ceremony for judge amy coney barrett. at least seven people who attended have now tested positive. on top of that several members of the president's inner circle who were helping him prep for last week's debate tested positive. former new jersey governor chris christie has tested positive. he is now in the hospital out of an abundance of caution because he has a little bit of asthma.

you also have the president's campaign manager testing positive and the chairwoman of the rnc. so really the entire, all the top people in the republican party on the political side of things testing positive for covid-19, less than a month before this presidential election. truly stunning. the candidate himself, the president of the united states in this hospital behind me recovering. will: thank you so much, kristin. after a day of a fair amount of confusion, a heavy dose of speculation it remains best to go to the source. we got it directly from the president last night and our next guest has phone the man for decades and he spoke to the president yesterday. rudy giuliani, the president's attorney, former new york city mayor, the host of the rudy giuliani common sense podcast. thanks for being here. we know you spoke to the president yesterday on the phone. how was feeling, how did he

sound? >> well i mean on the phone he sounded like himself completely. i mean we had about 35, 40 minute conversation. some of it about his health, i was very concerned about him. i was happy to hear his voice, sounding exactly the same i've known for 30 years. after we talked about his health, we started to talk about politics and he gave me a lot of notes to give to the campaign what they should do, how they should do it. even wrote out a kind of a speech. i had to kind of get him off the phone so he went back and rested and he did say that he would love to get out as quickly as possible. he feels like he could go out now. he said he felt pretty bad the first day but now he feels, for the last 24 hours, that was 3:00 yesterday, he felt perfectly fine. no fever. a little tired but not very tired. for him to be a little tired is nothing. so i foresee, i had several friends that have been through

this, some much worse, they have gotten through, they're fine now, he is probably the strongest and healthiest guy i know anywhere near his age. jedediah: well that is very good news to hear, rudy. another question on everyone's mind, how are you feeling? we know you were in the debate prep room. chris christie was in the room as well. we know he has tested positive and checked himself into a hospital as a cautious measure but are you okay? have you been tested? >> yeah, i have been tested. i was tested two days ago. i will be tested probably tomorrow. i have no symptoms. chris was on my right and kellyanne on my left, four hours, two different days. the president is in front of me when we were doing it. i was on the airplane with him. i saw him again on wednesday afternoon. last time i saw him was wednesday about 2:15 before he was taking off for the rally. i have to tell you, like joe said before, you could have knocked me down when i heard he

had covid on friday morning. he looked, he looked perfect. he looked really good. so these things are strange. how can you explain it? chris here, kellyanne there. they both have it and, right now i don't. just don't know. i think, the thing the president i think wants people to know is, we have to face up to this illness. he could have chosen to go hide somewhere in the white house for five months, particularly since this, pretty nice and you can communicate from there. he said i couldn't do that i had to cautiously start to go out and lead the way back. if i didn't lead, who was going to lead? if i stayed holed up there, the whole economy would stay holed up. i really relate to that. that is the way i felt on september 11th. i felt i had to get out in front. i had to lead. the city would take a little while to come back. maybe i was taking a risk to get him to come out so fast, work down there. life has to go on.

we have to live with risk. we have to teach our children that. there is, i didn't get covid but god forbid something else could happen to me in 20 minutes. you don't stop living. covid now is treatable. covid at a mortality, fatality rate which is, within the norm for a serious illness. so it is no longer what it was four or five months ago. if we act like four or five months ago we're all hiding behind chairs and have big masks on all the time, gosh our economy will never get going. so wear a mask. cleanse your hands, be careful but don't be paralyzed, please, please. our economy has to come back, for the good of our children we get the economy back. which assert ourselves as the most powerful nation on earth. because if we don't, who you know who will, china. they attacked us. i hoed them responsible, i hold them responsible for what happened to my president

yesterday, day before yesterday and everybody else. pete: very important point, mr. mayor. great point. you said you had to kick the president off the phone after about 40 minutes. sounds about right. good information. you mentioned leading after 9/11, unprecedented time and the president is channeling that. what is your advice to him having spoken to him about the next couple of days going forward? what actions should he be taking at this moment, do you think? >> well, it is a little like a baseball player. i love baseball players. sometimes they get injuries, come back too fast, pete, then football players get really injured. this will not be long. talking three to seven days for a recovery. i said listen to the doctor. this is the chance for us, all of us who he has carried 3 1/2 four years. we watched this man, those of us love him and choir for him, makes you cry what they have tried to do. every single day from the day he

started until now. last week nancy pelosi wanted to impeach him because he nominated judge barrett. i impeach him over judge barrett? some of the others were just as stupid. they have tortured this man, he has accomplished more than any president i can remember. maybe he is entitled to a little rest. i said to him. you have a lot of friends. they're calling me. they want to help you. we can't campaign as well as you can, but we can campaign. i think something is sparked in the american people. like a friend you take advantage of or you, not take advantage of, you take for granted. he is the friend we've been taking for granted. we've he has been carrying us. now time to carry him. you will see the campaign fan out across the country. probably will have more people than before. we have more volunteers the last two days, than maybe the first day he announced. will: rudy as was mentioned the beginning of the president, you were involved with debate prep. you have been around the debate

prep. the next one scheduled is the vice-presidential debate. kamala harris is out ahead of her debate. listen to what she had to say. get advice how mike pence will prepare for the debate. listen to this. >> sure. >> let's put our shoulders to the wheel. do the work to necessarily to fight for our ideals and our values, in this case what they fought for so many years ago which is for freedom and to hold our country accountable for the ideals we say we hold dear. so it is great to be here. i'm really honored to be here. i will be here for the next few days preparing for the debate. i want to thank the people of utah for being welcoming in a warm way. will: rudy, this debate between vice president pence and calm kamala harris has to be very different from one that took place a week ago. what will you see going forward. what ad vicar would you give? >> the president is a great debater. he is very, very strong speaker. he is really smart.

obviously he will point out what the administration has accomplished and also i think most importantly we are having a recovery. we're having a recovery better than anybody expected. i mean the guy who gave us the best economy possible is giving us a recovery five times faster than all the experts predicted t would be tragic to try to interrupt that with something like kamala harris who wants to have, she is not going to have any problem with that whole green thing there. she will have no problem at all. she is big in favor of it. she wants to raise taxes to 60, 70%. shy endorses the entire socialist program. she is one of the authors of it. so i mean, he has got to point out who she is. she is a very, very massive spending socialist and then her record district attorney. i would love to take that apart. i was a u.s. attorney. she is one of the ones i consider more disgraceful u.s. attorney. she put little people in jail and let big people go.

1500 marijuana smokers and big gangsters and went free, because she couldn't convict anybody. she went after the little people to get statistics. i have can pick out in a second. certain number of prosecutors are like that. too ambitious and not ethical. she has to point out who she is. this is a wolf in sheep's clothing. this is a true socialist and given the fact that joe biden doesn't seem to be as kind as i can say it, that sharp and gets pushed a little, his positions change all the time. we don't know where his position is on the green new deal. he was for it, against it around slightly for it. she endorsed it. endorsed it. had a 4 trillion-dollar tax increase. and another $3 trillion for that. that is a socialist, pete. that is a truax absolute socialist. and then -- jedediah: rudy, i'm just curious, just cure discuss, i don't want to interrupt, i don't want to run out of time, have

you spoken to pence at all about debate strategy as he heads into this? covid-19 will be front and center issue at this debate front and center. i'm curious if you had conversations about strategy, how to approach the issue in general? >> different team is preparing him. i have talked to him here and there, but not like in a formal sense. given the way he performed last time, knowing him as well as i do, there is no reason for him -- people doing it, both he and the president, they don't prepare like rehearsed way. they prepare for questions and answers. here is the answer. did i get all the facts in. here are a few more facts, better say it this way. much more better way to prepared, than acting out of debate. i think it worked well for the president each time. pete: unfortunately we have to leave itright there i could listen, talk to you all morning long. talking about taking on the big guys.

>> and him. pete: amen. absolutely will. >> these guys are nothing compared to the mob. compared to the mob. these guys are easy. pete: thank you so much, we appreciate it. first-hand insight like nobody else can bring. moving on in the program president trump praising breakthrough therapies during his fight against covid-19. calling them miracles. inside look at those therapeutics and what they could mean for the american public. that's next.

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♪. president trump: so many things have happened. if you look at the therapeutics which i'm taking right now, some of them, and others are coming out soon that are looking like, frankly they're miracles, if you want to know the truth, they're

miracles. jedediah: that was president trump yesterday praising breakthrough therapies in his fight against covid-19. here with an inside look into these therapies, dr. jennifer bass, ceo of immunoprecise which specializes in finding and developing antibody treatments. welcome to the show. this is a fascinating topic and a very promising one to many. how do these antibody cocktails work in the body? >> so, great question, so antibody cocktails, essentially what an antibody cocktail is you're bringing together multiple antibodies to fight the virus together as a single treatment. basically a coordinated attack with more antibodies coming together have a synergistic effect to really amplify the benefits of the treatment being received. essentially what they do, they bind to different parts of the virus and in this case of a cocktail, multiple regions that are very carefully coordinated

on the surface of the virus to prevent it from infecting, binding to infecting immune cells in the body. jedediah: now are these, these antibodies are manufactured in a lab, do i have that root? >> that's correct, yes. they're typically taken originally from a human or a possibly another species of animal and then prepared to be human-like before going into an individual but we do produce and manufacture synthetic copies and versions of them in a laboratory. jedediah: okay so obvious question for some would be is there any risk at all to these? obviously this is new. one can argue there is risk for everything, what would potentially be a risk like this if any? >> yeah, that's a great question. one of the great things about antibodies as a their therapeutic treatment like covid, therapeutic antibody treatments have been around for a very long time. so we use them in enough per of

uses. we use them in viral -- [inaudible] we're currently deploying therapeutic treatment to ebola right now. we use it to treat rsv can be used also to treat rabies. so they are something that are tried and true. they're actually the leading drug treatment own the market today, surpassing what we used to refer to as small molecule. there is a lot of history understanding how they work in the body and the safety that pertains to them. i think what is most critical right now around sars cov 2. there was a push, lit call, financial perspectives, early on the development of vaccines to treat sars. one of the big challenges there normally these take years and years to develop and so many got

pushed forward quickly. those pose new additional risk. when new platforms are brought in or even their fight ticks with antibodies we understand them well, there are a lot of things that can be done earlier before they get to the clinic to really promote safety and efficacy. as long as the corners are not being cut. there is not a lot of risk with antibodies. >> thank you so much, doctor. we're unfortunately out of time. i could talk with you about this all day. it is absolutely fascinating. we appreciate your insight and your knowledge on very important issue front and center right now. thank you so much. >> absolutely. thank you. jedediah: following president trump's diagnosis some in the media are wondering if his re-election campaign is effectively over but is that really the case? former congressman jason chaffetz will weigh in on that next. it's time for sleep number's fall sale on the

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will: welcome back to "fox & friends." quick headlines for you here. a nine-year-old girl is killed and three others are hurt in a drive-by shooting in sacramento. police say it happened at an outdoor gathering at a park. a woman remains in critical condition. a man and 6-year-old girl are hospitalized in stable condition. police are investigating whether the shooting was gang-related. and more than 70 bandits have been arrested, three or more times for muggings and armed robberies over the last six months in new york city. the "new york post" reporting many more are on the street because judges keep letting them walk free. bail reform at its best. meanwhile apartment sales plunge in manhattan. data says the number of homebuyers has dropped by 46% in the borough amid soaring crime and covid-19. will, i will send it over to you. it is not just new york,

new jersey, a lot of places. yesterday during the a block of our show, will, my neighbor's house was broken into, money stolen. car stolen. i didn't hear it, i didn't see it. we can't keep letting people out of jail, tell you that. will: serial burglaries why would they stuff if there is not punishment? >> exactly. will: after president trump's diagnosis some are questioning whether the campaign is effect testifily over. the campaign calling it the worst nightmare, many calling it the campaign's worst nightmare what does it mean for the campaign ahead? we have former chairman of the government oversight committee, jason chaffetz. thanks for being here. you saw the headlines. "axios" is saying the campaign is effectively over? >> i think the good folks at "axios" can close their doors for the next month. are you kidding me? there is a vice-presidential debate on wednesday. you have two more presidential debates. donald trump will be back on the

campaign trail before we know it. there is a lot of campaigning left to go. i got to tell you, the person who should be really worried is joe biden because donald trump has been crisscrossing this country, showing energy, enthusiasm and his plan to regenerate the economy for years. joe biden has been the one that has getting cappuccino hanging out in the basement. he is the one that hasn't been out on the campaign trail. so look, a campaign is also bigger than donald trump. i have been in missouri, iowa. i was in ire arizona and nevada. the energy, enthusiasm for donald trump is there it is silence for joe biden. you don't hear and see it. will: we packed 12 months of news into the past week. every single day has been basically earthquake level news story. with 30 days to go i can't imagine we're done talking about things that could impact this campaign. that being said, jason, i do get the sense many people already made up their mind.

there are certainly independent voters, swing voters out there i guess are still evaluating issues. my question, what are the issues? what can still swing a voter at this point? >> yeah. i tend to agree with you, will. i think most people understand who they are going to vote for at this point. i think those, it is a matter of who actually shows up. sew, for instance, when i was in arizona we were talking about getting out the vote, calling neighbors, friend, getting them to get-out-the-vote. so i think those people that are somewhat relurk tant to actually weigh in and have their vote taken, in michigan last year, last election donald trump won by some 10,000 votes. that is about two votes per precinct. so every vote counts, in florida, everywhere else, in pennsylvania. people need to get out and vote but i think you're right, i think most people understand where they're going to vote at this point. will: therefore more about passion and turnout perhaps than swinging somebody's vote. >> that is why i think

donald trump has the huge advantage, i have really do. >> i have to ask you about this jason, you spent many years in congress, look there are americans out there that need help. there are government mandate shutdowns for months affecting the economy this week congress was capable of passing a bill to avoid a government shutdown. also to keep representatives paychecks coming in. yet no progress on a stimulus bill to help the american people whose businesses have been forced to close down. what needs to happen, jason to get this aid to the american people? >> well, look, nancy pelosi is notorious for passing continuing resolutions. i tend to think having served in congress when she was the speaker and when she was actually in the minority i don't think nancy pelosi personally has any desire to get this done. she asked for ridiculous amount of money. i think she thinks politically people hurting and suffering a little bit going into the election is good for her politically. i think that is how she thinks.

that is my personal opinion on that. it's sad. it's wrong. there are people with another $400 makes a big, big, difference in their lives. shame on her and the democrats asking for such an absurd amount of money. there is no possible way to make that happen with things nothing to do with covid-19 by the way. the democrats overstepped their hand and the american people think about it. will: when the government forces people to shut down they should play a hand helping them out. we have a little bit of time. here is what president trump tweeted yesterday, our great usa wants and needs stimulus. work together, get it done, thank you. quickly, jason what is your reaction? >> amen. i think the republicans have been there to do that but spending bills originate in the house of representatives per the united states constitution. so if nancy pelosi just wants to eat her ice cream and to have non-essential employees that don't show up to work there in the congress this is what you got. will: they can clearly many come

together to make sure their paychecks come in. help the american people. jason, thanks for your time. >> thanks, will. will: now on your screen, there is a live look at walter reed medical center where president trump still working as he battles covid-19. the latest on his treatment is coming up next. plus vice president pence is stepping up his campaign efforts ahead of his debate. we discuss that and what to expect from the trail. texas gop chairman colonel allen west will join us as well. when we started carvana, they told us

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pete: we're back with a fox news alert. this is a live look at walter reed medical center where president trump is undergoing treatment for covid-19. the president releasing a video update on his health yesterday. president trump: i came here, wasn't feeling so well. i feel much better now. we're working hard to get me all the way back. i have to be back because we still have to make america great again. we have done an awfully good job of that but we still have steps to go and we have to finish that job and i will be back. i think i will be back soon. will: the white house sharing these photos of the president working from the presidential suite at walter reed medical center. jedediah: meanwhile outside of the hospital dozens of supporters held a prayer vigil for the president and chanted,

get well soon. pete: vice president mike pence -- more appearances on the campaign trail as president trump recovers from covid-19. will: pence is going ahead to salt lake city tomorrow ahead of vice-presidential debate with kamala harris on wednesday. will double down with personal events in key states, starting with arizona on thursday. jedediah: here is what is at stake in the final 30-days, lieutenant colonel, texas gop chair, alan west. one. issues front and center right now is vice president pence and the increased role he will absolutely play right now. we have his debate coming up. we're talking about operation maga, how the campaign will have to shift right now due to the fact that president trump is in the hospital. can you just weigh in on what pence's role is likely to look

like the next coming weeks? >> sure. good to be with you, jedediah. what we say in the military no plans survives first contact. you will have to be able to improvise and adapt to achieve victory. that is the exact same thing here. this is not just about president trump or being focused on him. this is about constitutional conservatism. this is about the difference between the rule of law and the rule of the mob, law and order and chaos and violence. i think vice president pence will be able to step up into that position just the same as on the battlefield when a commander goes down, you have that executive officer or next in command that can step up to take over that unit to continue with the mission. i think you will see vice president pence. he will step up. that is what he is ready to do. i know he is quite capable of doing it. he used to be a governor of indiana. pete: colonel, a lot of people stepping up in the operation maga, yourself included.

rudy giuliani was on our program earlier and said the president carried so many people for so long it is time for us to help carry him. that certainly seems to be what this whole thing is about. rudy giuliani had insightful words how much she bud hold china responsible for what happened to the president. take a listen to rudy giuliani, we'll get your rhee action. >> we assert ourselves as the most powerful nation on other who will, the country that attacked us china. they attacked us. i hold them responsible for what happened to my president. pete: holding them responsible for what happened, the china virus what does that end up looking like, colonel? >> the president is as all americans, people all over the world suffered because of covid-19. i think that is the most important thing. we know that china without a doubt is a very belligerent nation. we know what they're doing, trying to stretch their hegemonic dom nonacross the south china sea and belt road

strategy. president trump has taken a tougher stance against china, definitely tougher than any previous president, he will be tougher on china more than joe biden as we've seen with his son hunter. will: boils down to president trump's personality versus biden and harris' policies. turning to the debate with pence and harris, many thought there were openings, president trump to press, packing the court, defunding the police, whether america is inherently racial country. as pence and harris take the stage, what would you like to she from pence in focusing on that policy? >> well i think one of the key things is that the vice president can do is talk about how as attorney general in california kamala harris was putting more young black men in prison and in jail for very frivolous crimes. guess what? president trump and his criminal

justice reform that corrected that. just the same as with joe biden's crime bill. so i think that is a great point to press on. i think also when you look at the issue of our economic development, president trump has been strong on that. again i would go after kamala harris on this green flue deal, especially in texas where our oil and gas industry made the united states of america net independent and exporter of resources. there are many gaffs you can exploit with kamala harris as well. jedediah: thank you. lieutenant colonel allen west. great points as always. thanks for sharing your morning with us. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> we'll turn to some he had headlines for you now. guatemala sends more than 3,000 honduran my gantz back home. the migrants were part of a massive caravan heading towards the u.s. police and the guatemalan army stopped the caravan last week as they tried to enter the country without authorization. overnight protesters shutting down both sides of the

101 freeway in hollywood. the green bringing traffic to a standstill. they are supporting armenia in its conflict with azerbaijan i might have said that wrong over the disputed region. longstanding tensions between the two countries flared up last month. both sides accusing attacking civilians during the clash. s who loss has the most armenians outside of the world except for armenia. los angeles raiders were fined $50,000 for violating coronavirus protocols. they are accused of allowing an unauthorized employee in the locker room after their week two win over the saints. the team was already find $250,000 for help coach gruden forenot wearing his mask. the league is investigating las vegas players attending a charity event without masks. those are the headlines.

pete? pete: thank you very much, jed. i still don't get it. the players don't wear masks but coaches don't have to yelling all game long. they're all in the same bubble. will: i think you do. pete: i do get it. i do get it. a lot of signaling going on, not just plays. toss it to rick reichmuth who has the weather. rick: there is another parts across bartz of the central caribbean. it will move towards areas of the central gulf. looks like this point the environmental conditions are pretty primed. could see some development of that. we'll watch that. it could have impacts in the u.s. we're not done with hurricane season yet. a lot of moisture throughout florida throughout the day. we have this the last number of days. there is more moisture.

that will not change. we get a little bit of a break late tomorrow and upcoming week. we have to get through the really soggy weekend. we've been talking about fires all summer long. we have almost 80 active fires along the u.s. across the west. this week we finally get good moisture that will come in across northern california. this is how much moisture is coming in throughout the remainder of this week, across parts of the southeast, across the northeast. a lot of central plains not getting anything. really beneficial moisture from san francisco. that will certainly help a lot of those fires. guys, send it back to you. pete: rick, thank you, we love you. we see the bandaid. what is going on, brother? rick: i had this thing under my eye a long time. totally benign. i had it removed. there is a bandaid there so you don't have to look at it. you don't want to see it right now. trust me. pete: smart man. will: always looking good, rick.

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streamed at 10:00 a.m. eastern on the website. this is invitation only. this mass comes as the nation's highest court will begin their term with only eight justices. the nation mourning the death of ruth bader ginsburg. over on capitol hill republican senators are hoping to fill that seat as soon as possible as covid-19 concerns are growing. senator josh hawley tested negative and mike lee and thom tillis have tested positive. they all sit on the senate judiciary committee. lindsey graham says they want to delay the confirmation hearings of judge amy coney barrett due to the virus he is moving forward. >> the virus is serious. we have to move on as a nation. we'll have a hearing for amy barrett the nominee to the supreme court. it will be done safely. i have a job to do and i'm pressing on. reporter: the supreme court's term will begin just like mass will be today. it will be live streamed.

will, pete, jed. will: thanks, lauren. pete: appreciate the update, guys. feels like in the era of zoom and the era of testing a lot of noise of democrats not this proceeding but seems like mitch is taking to the plan. will: well it should. i don't understand the tone of these conversations. i don't understand the tone of these expectations. seems like we readily adopted as a nation in business, governments, personal choices that we're supposed to live up to a 0% transmission rate, total shutdown of the economy, total shutdown of the virus. it is unrealistic and it is impossible jedediah. pete: dangerous, yeah. jedediah: that is impossible. i think the challenge here you have had several senators test positive now. i would say, have a contingency plan in place. there is a lot that can be done virtually. there is no excuse for not getting work done right now. if there are more senators that test positives and these curveballs come in, they should have the plan set in place this can proceed as normally as possible with the confirmation

hearing. it's a tough time we're living in. rules have to change on a daily basis sometimes. we'll see how it rolls out. still ahead a live update from walter reed medical center for an update on trump's health. while many businesses are closing their doors for good over covid-19, one veteran owned coffee company is opening up its doors. we'll meet the heroes behind this business next. 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

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♪ pete: while many businesses are closing their doors for good due to covid-19 restrictions one veteran owned company is opening its doors. this weekend black rifle coffee launches its first ever brick-and-mortar store down in

san antonio, texas. here with more on their mission, the cofounders of black rifle coffee. matt, evan, thank you for being here here. mat, a lot of companies are facing problems, existential to their business. what made you say now is the time to open up your first ever store? >> times are tough for a lot of people. especially economic fall out of covid-19. we have the opportunity to open up for brick-and-mortar locations and hire managers from other stores maybe let go and employ people, give them a form of income in these times. that is absolutely what we have to do. we can't just walk away and shut the doors and say, the problem will go away. no, we got to get people working again. pete: heating from the front as always. evan, why should folks give starbucks, skip dunkin' and hit

up black rifle coffee? >> i think first and foremost, pete, we have to address my being left out of you and mat's bromance. i definitely appreciate you having me on the show. pete: it's true. >> it is pretty easy. i think today everything is politicized. people have the opportunity to go out to vote with their dollar. mat are really kind of over with our political stance and who we support. we support military, we support law enforcement. we support veteran communities. at a time in america it can't be more important for people to go out and support businesses, that support communities they care about, that continue to reinforce our values as americans. so i think this is just another opportunity for businesses to thrive and go ahead and differentiate between the ones that really want to kind of take a nosedive with the other side. pete: mat, this will not be a

woke business. but i have no doubt you will do things a little different. i follow you on instagram. that will be different but guys? >> the brands, lifestyle brands we created impact pretty much everything we touch. you saw the store. it has a cool feel. as a law enforcement officer sitting here working. unlike other companies we're not asking him to leave. he is welcome to stay here all day and use the wi-fi. pete: a little different than what we've seen. evan, last word, where can folks learn more? >> go to blackriflecoffee.com. you look at subscription. we have the best coffee subscription in america. i think we have the best coffee in america. we still serve those who serve. there are still businesses still think this is the best country on earth. i can't be more proud of black rifle could coffee's first retal

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♪ i try so hard, i can't rise above it ♪ >> ♪ i like it, i love it, i want some more of it, i tried so hard, i can't rise above it, don't know what it is ♪ only at'. president trump: i came here, wasn't feeling so well, and i feel much better now, we're working hard to get me all the way back. i have to be back because we still have to make america great again. we've done an awfully good job of that, but we still have steps to go and we have to finish that job, and i'll be back, i think i'll be back soon. pete: we begin with a fox news alert president trump releasing a video update as he undergoes treatment for covid-19. will: the white house releasing these photos of the president working from the presidential suite at walter reed medical center. jedediah: meanwhile, outside the hospital, dozens of supporters held a prayer vigil

for the president, and chanted " get well soon." welcome, everyone. here we are we are covering the latest today, in the treatment that the president is receiving from walter reed, updates from doctors, latest information we can find for you as he hopefully battles this successfully, moving forward in the days and weeks to come. pete: yeah, just glad we got updated photos from walter reed yesterday from the 1970s it appears they have updated it and also if you look at images on social media there are a lot more than dozens outside walter reed at certain points hundreds of people gathered praying in support of the president and we're going to play a little bit from rudy giuliani in a few minutes, but i thought his statement was correct and i think it's the way a lot of people feel supporters of the president. he's carried them, he's carried the nation for three years. they feel like now is the time to be there for him, so will, jed, all morning we will be covering it and a lot to cover. will: absolutely glad to be back

with you guys this morning this happy sunday morning where there is reason for optimism and there is reason for positive it and real news which we'll be covering throughout the day and should give everyone a good feeling about where we are as a country. let's get some of that information and go to kristin fisher who joins us live outside walter reed with more on the president's road to recovery kristin? reporter: good morning, guys. well after a day of confusing and at times conflicting statements from the white house, and the president's medical team , last night, we got some clarity on the president's condition, from none other than the president himself. president trump: so i just want to tell you that i'm starting to feel good. you don't know over next period of a few days i guess that's the real test, so we'll be see ing what happens over those next couple of days. reporter: president trump calling next couple of days the real test. now, when the president was admitted here on fray, the white house said that it was done out of an abundance of caution but

we know the mild symptoms chief of staff mark meadows said the president was experiencing on friday were touch more serious. >> he had a fever and a blood oxygen level had dropped rapidly , but he's made unbelievable peoples from yesterday morning when i know a number of us, the doctor and i, were very concerned. reporter: now since then, his position, dr. sean conley, says there's been substantial progress since diagnoses. he says the president is now fever-free and he's off supplemental oxygen and not out of the woods yet but they are cautiously optimistic. now it's still unclear exactly when or where the president contracted the virus, but the white house medical unit is looking at last saturday's rose garden ceremony for judge amy coney barrett. at least seven people who attended that event have now tested positive and so has former new jersey governor chris christie. remember he was instrumental in

helping president trump prepare for last week' debate. he's tested positive and he's now in the hospital out of an abundance of caution as well guys? jedediah: thanks so much, yeah, kristin did a great job of just outlining some of the discrepancies that we saw yesterday and just the importance of getting that straightforward accurate information. not only from the doctors treating the president but from the administration itself and for those two messages to coinside, so we can properly understand what's going on and what the state of his medical condition is. obviously she's also bringing to the forefront the importance of contact tracing right now figuring out where the president got this and figuring out who needs to be tested now, the rose garden images we just show being a key element of that. we spoke with rudy giuliani this morning with regard to the debate prep room. we now know several people from that room have tested positive, so there is some investigative work that's going to be done here to figure out how the president contracted this how others have contracted it to minimize these risks of

spread in the future and perhaps change some behaviors that could prevent that. that's just an important part of the discussion we're all having as we approach this virus every single day, and learn how to deal with it and mitigate the spread as best as we possibly can. pete: important to point out everyone in that rose garden was tested you don't have to see my face in that picture that's why i'm here at studio h this morning i've been tested i'll get results earlier this week feeling just fine, and different people react differently, as we know. but yesterday, it was one of those days where you check back to the news all day long to see what's happening to get updates on the president. the doctor came out. what i'm frustrated with is how disingenuinous the press is. there is some privileged information in this world. we have adversaries. the president's health is a very important issue so the balance of who gets to know and when they know it is a tough one. dr. ronny jackson was on but you get the sense that the president

has always been or the press has always been out for the president is just looking to knit pick and find every reason to say oh, you didn't say this or didn't say that or really was worse than he thought. ultimately the picture becomes clear and the picture today is they took the right precautions early on and he's been prudent and will as you talked about there's a risk threshold here, that the president sees himself as a leader, not a hider, willing to be out there as an essential worker for the american people that came with potential risks even in his bubble. it can happen to anyone. will: that's true. quickly if i might on this issue of the confusion yesterday. i think you both make very valid points i would like to add one other thing to those points. jedediah you're right. the administration does have responsibility to share truth with us. everything that they can know and feel is appropriate for us to know at any given time. we need clear messages from the administration, we as american people deserve the truth. pete's absolutely right though. there's a balance here on what you share about somebody whose the leader of the free world who

has adversaries across this world. the third thing i would add to that is this. we live in a different age than we ever have in the past when information is demanded on a minute-by-minute basis to go up on social media. no president's illness, or sicknesses have ever had to respond to the information flow we demand today and so i think we're dealing with a different situation than we ever have in the past. as is president trump governing from the presidential suite at walter reed memorial hospital and eric trump, his son, says his father is going to war for this country every day. listen to this. >> there's tremendous hate from the left and even in a time like this which should be a somber moment for everybody and there's also tremendous love i can say moreso than i've seen there's absolutely tremendous love, but he's done a great job for this nation and sacrificed so much for this nation. he wakes up every single day, and he goes to war for this nation, personally. there's probably never been a president that sacrificed more than he has and again, i

couldn't be more proud of him the guys an inspiration to me as a son, and to so many others an he's going to get through this. jedediah: what is important to note here is that president trump is in the hospital, he does have this virus, it has proven deadly for many. hopefully he will recover swift ly but despite all of that he has made a very strong effort to communicate with people directly. i mean, we've seen a couple of videos directly from him. i think that's very very important at this time and in one of those videos that was released on twitter he talked about his role as a leader, and how he sees that. let's take a listen to what he had to say. president trump: i had no choice , because i just didn't want to stay in the white house. i was given that offer to stay in the white house, lock yourself in, don't ever leave, don't even go to the oval office just stay upstairs and enjoy it. don't see people, don't talk to people, and just be done with it , and i can't do that. i had to be out front and this is america.

this is the united states. this is the greatest country in the world. this is the most powerful country in the world. i can't be locked up in a room upstairs and totally safe, and just say hey, whatever happens happens. i can't do that. we have to confront problems as a leader you have to confront problems. there's never been a great leader that would have done that pete: one of the principles of leadership in the military is never ask your guys to do something you wouldn't be willing to do yourself, and think about the fact that the president has been telling people, open up, get out there, we need to restart our economy, essential workers, police officers, truck drivers, nurses, now we're trying to get teachers to go back into the classroom. he has been willing to be out front saying i'm willing to accept some of the risk as a leader and now, he's saying i'm going to be open with you, i'm going to be prudent my health is important just like everybody else's so i'm going to proactive ly go to walter reed and, will, to your comparison

which i think is a great one, between the way media travels now how quickly it does on social media, i think of fdr, whose in a wheelchair conducting world war ii and ultimately won the war and there were a lot of reporters that knew about his condition and didn't talk about it but two things are different the speed of the media and also the allegiance of the media. you see the way in which the mainstream press has become the left wing press the trump- hate-trump press and you combine speed with animosity and you get the kind o reporting we get oftentimes on the president. will: i think that's a very fair point and i think the conversation as we move forward on this issue needs to be on what are we trying to do as a nation? we again cannot achieve a 0% transmission rate. i would just say look across our world right now where we have very protected bubbles from those around the president to sports leagues like the nfl who are trying to conduct billion dollar businesses surrounded by covid test, protective bubbles and nothing is safe. the number of cases going up in

the nfl today is astronomical and we'll talk about that a little bit later in the show as well but still ahead, while joe biden tip toes around attacks from the president, bernie sanders is going all out on the offensive. listen. >> in the worst public health crisis of the last 100 years, we need joe biden as our president. will: is this a winning strategy dan bongino is on deck and he's going to react, next. at carvana, we have only one standard

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contracted coronavirus and jill and i pray for their quick and full recovery. >> i think this crisis makes it more apparent. pete: as joe biden tip toes or tries to tip tip too around president trump for his former campaign rival turned allie bernie sanders as you can see as a more direct and different approach remember bernie just comes out and says it and here to react fox news contributor former secret service agent and author of the upcoming book " follow the money" dan bongino. dan, you can pump out books like nobody else congratulations i love it. look forward to reading it so what do you make of how the democrats are reacting to the president right now? >> you know, i know it's 8:15 on a sunday, but i'm unusually angry this morning about this let's just say that may be understated here. i'm really tired of this line of attack number one, president

trump is in the hospital, can we just wait a few days before we go on the report cards but if we're going to do report cards on coronavirus let's do it okay? so joe biden. joe biden this guy has got a lot of nerve, him, bernie sanders and others. everything president trump did that's been widely acknowledged right now to have succeeded and at least stemming the tide of the plague in the united states which has been devastating nonetheless, everything president trump did that worked joe biden called attack calling travel ban implying it was xeno phobic attacking him his advisors suggesting we have a fear epidemic not necessarily a disease epidemic. these are biden's advisors the people in his inner circle folks. you can look all of this up in karl rove's excellent piece of the wall street journal not a joke so number one biden attacked what actually worked. here is the second part which drives me wild. so bernie sanders is saying biden be better. how? everything biden said, trump already did.

folks, just look it up. go to the web and just look it up. biden said at one point, pete, hey we really should get a military guy here in charge of logistics for handling this. knuckle head its already been done. it was done before biden even said that, and here is the third part of this , that's even more frustrating. joe biden and barack obama what they did during the h 1n 1 epidemic left president trump with an epidemic disaster plan on his hands. there are things i'm privy to that some aren't. i don't know if the public knows this , but the testing system that joe biden and barack obama left him with was a surveillance system that was not a mass testing system. in other words it was designed to detect an outbreak with just a sample of the population. when we realized we needed a mass testing system president trump lickety split in the snap of a finger in a few months changed the entire infrastructure of the country allowed college labs and stuff

to do it and get it on the action and now we have a mass testing system but biden didn't do that and one more thing, pete. they left us with joe biden talks about ppe all the time. what do you mean the ppe you guys ran down in h 1n 1 and never ever replaced? you left president trump with a sespool operation. he fixed it and now you want the gold medal in credit? you know what, hard pass, man. you stunk it up and now he to fix it. pete: well said i get anything interesting or innovative from either from biden or bernie that be different from what the president has thrown himself into try to fix it's a great point. i've got to get your take on one more thing as a former law enforcement officer. there's been serial robberies around new york city, multiple people being arrested multiple times we're still on the street here is a full screen of it 70 bandits arrested more than three times over the last six months. you go back to joe biden and his

campaign people that work on it, giving to these bailout funds. how are you supposed to defeat crime when they just get let out of jail? >> this is time for one of those quotes or by the great thomas soule. with points like this the data is so obvious the only people to ignore it be intellectuals and i'll throw liberals in there too so we'll let more criminals out of jail and we're stunned criminals do criminal stuff when they're out of jail. rudy giuliani, i'm sorry, rudy giuliani said when he was in office and i was a police officer, we did the opposite. we had the broken windows policing where if you committed a minor crime like jumping a turnstyle, you got to check for a warrant, a lot of the folks had warrants and you went to jail for days sometimes weeks which pulled you off the streets and now taking the opposite approach. you get arrested for a crime we're letting you out right away , go ahead and we're stunned they go out and rob more people

really this is only the most predictable public safety crisis in human history. pete: predictable is such a great way to put it you know exactly where it's going to go. dan bongino thanks for being here congrats again on the book appreciate it always love having you. >> thanks pete thank you. pete: coming up president trump 's medical team says he's in good spirits and is doing well as he's treated for covid-19. dr. nicole saphier on what the team will likely be looking at in the coming days that's next. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

jedediah: we're back with quick headlines overnight police arrest 16 protesters in seattle for throwing explosives at officers and damaging businesses officials say they caused extensive damage while marching through the city. police sharing this photo of graffiti spray painted on a

building that reads "save a life , hang a cop" wow. >> and south carolina democratic senate candidate jamie harrison setting up his own plexiglass barrier during his first debate with senator lindsey graham. >> whether or not we take it seriously, tonight i am taking it seriously that's why i put this plexiglass up, because it's not just about me. jedediah: senator graham says he tested negative for covid-19 on friday. over to you, will. will: thanks, jedediah. president trump's medical team is giving an update on his health as he runs the country from walter reed medical center. >> he's inception alley good spirits and the quote he left us with is i feel lake i could walk out of here today and that was a very encouraging comment from the president. >> he's doing so well. every day we're evaluating does he need to be here what does he need and where is he going? will: here on what the presidents positions will be

on the look out for , fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. i've heard people suggest that three days or so into a hospitalization, or three days after a positive test that's when you really know is it going to stretch out or will someone get over it fairly quickly. is that true and if so what are we looking for with president trump as he approaches three days? >> well good morning, will, and the only thing predictable i can tell you about covid-19 is the unpredictability of it, and while something may be a fact for one person, it's not going to be a fact universally with everyone else. it does seem to be within four to eight days after symptom onset that's when you get an idea of whether or not the person is going in the right direction or the wrong direction. that being said the far majority of people who have mild symptoms only continue to have mild symptoms, and the president is getting a cocktail of medications, all that have been proven to shorten hospitalization stay, decrease viral load, and decrease symptoms, so you know, they were proactive they had early

intervention at the sign of symptoms, and good news is it sounds like he was doing much better yesterday. he was off of oxygen, fever-free , we saw him give a video. he even made a couple of jokes he seemed to be in very good spirits but that being said, will, they're keeping a close eye on him. he could, it's not going to be all-or-nothing. it's not going to all of a sudden he's going to be doing okay it's going to be progressive if he spikes a fever again, maybe shortness of breath it's all about supportive care monitoring his vital signs but the good news is it seems like the president is resting. he's taking the medications he's taking the advice of his doctors and he's doing what he can to get healthy and get home again. will: dr. sapphire i haven't had coronavirus, so i rely on anecdotal stories from people that have and research but as you point out it's very unpredictable. talking about lingering effects i've heard through those anecdotal stories and some research it can come back or linger almost like it can come in waves over some period of time. are there lingering effects that we should be concerned about

potentially with president trump >> well, will you have to go no farther than just talk to jedediah about it. she herself underwent this in early spring and like many people can tell you there are lingering effects when it comes to covid-19. there are a good number of people that report shortness of breath for months to come, people still demonstrating inflammation whether it's in their heart or other aspects of their body. you know, people say that they feel inclined one day and then all of a sudden they are feeling short of breath again. the truth is we don't know, will we don't know what the long term effects of covid-19 are and it's not something we're going to know today or tomorrow. it's something we're going to be able to retrospectively look at next year and years to come. that being said there have been some reports that people have gotten reinfected although it does not seem to be the majority of people, but the bottom line, will, is covid-19 is serious. we are still in the midst of a pandemic. we do not have a vaccine. thankfully we have great treatments right now and more to come, but people need to continue taking this seriously

as the president has demonstrat ed, no one is immune. we need to continue hand washing , social distancing, and doing what we can to lessen the spread. will: we'll be monitoring the president's health over the coming days with your help thank you, dr. saphier, very much. >> absolutely. will: president trump's campaign is vowing to go full stream ahead. he runs the country from walter reed. governor mike huckabee breaks down what's at stake in the final 30-day stretch from the election.

president trump: i'll be back i think i'll be back soon, and i look forward to finishing up the campaign the way it was started and the way we've been doing and the kind of numbers that we've been doing. we've been so proud of it, but this was something that happened and its happened to millions of people all over the world and i'm fighting for them, not just in the u.s. , i'm fighting for them all over the world. jedediah: that's a video released by president trump on twitter. he has made an effort to speak directly to people throughout his illness right now, we're in just a few days in but i suspect he will continue to do so as long as he can hopefully straight to the end, straight to his recovery. we're going to bring in mike huckabee right now fox news contributor and former arkansas governor and the author of the three c's that made america great another great book governor welcome to the show as always so first and foremost your thoughts on the president putting those videos out

speaking directly to the people at this time. what do you think? >> well i think it was a great move on his part it let us all see that he's fine. when i say he's fine i'm not saying he's not dealing with some effects of covid, but he's not laying in a bed with iv tubes and unable to talk this is donald trump as we know it. i'd hate to be his doctors. i mean, this is a guy that, you know, is trying to contain him is like trying to contain a bull with tight string. he does not sub due very well. he is energetic to the point that it's stunning. you know, people who are a fourth of his age can't keep up with him so donald trump at 25% capacity is still a lot more energetic than most people are at 100% and we're seeing that in these videos a man who is busy at work doing what the doctors are telling him to do, but i don't think you're going to keep him contained at walter reed all

that long. pete: yeah i can't imagine being one of his doctors governor, can you imagine being one of your kids like no chance of success at all. it's amazing. >> [laughter] pete: the president looks forward, obviously, sarah and others remarkably successful, when you look at the campaign trail going forward, how does it look, you know, they've announced this operation where they push out surrogates through virtual events what would your advice be to the trump campaign? >> i think doing what they're doing is the right thing but there's a lot of things happening across the country that are organic that the campaign is not even having to stir and stimulate. let me give an example. all over the country there are these boat floatillas where thousands of people just show up at a bay, a river, a lake, you know, the gulf of mexico, they are just going out and thousands of boats with trump signs are out there showing their support for the president. you seen truck parades and this is not happening because

the campaign sent in somebody to organize it and get it all ready these are just things that are happening. that is a level of enthusiasm you just don't see in the biden campaign, not at all. i mean if joe biden had a boat parade you might get a couple of people in a row boat going across a 20-foot lake saying who opee, but there is no enthusiasm for joe biden there just isn't. there's enthusiasm against president trump but here is something i think we got to remember. ultimately this election is not going to be even about the two candidates or their personalities or the two parties. it's about two very different directions for this country. one says we need law and order we need safety in our streets and cities. we need to stand with our police not defund them. the other one says defund the police, let the mobs run. one says here are the people i'll put on the courts. the other one says i'm not going to tell you you just have to wait and see what happens. one campaign says we believe in america first, the other one says we'll sell-off to china and

let them take our jobs just like we did with my son hunter. we're going to let him make a bunch of money while i'm in office. i mean, i couldn't be i guess more amazed that some people think this is about the personal all it of president trump because on one hand you've got a president whose absolutely staun ched pro-life and the others believe the taxpayers ought to fund abortion up to the moment of birth. this is about our country and its future. it's about free market capital ism versus socialism. there's a lot at stake here and neither candidate got on the campaign trail, we still have an important decision to make, november 3. pete: governor i agree with you it should be about those policies, but i think what we see is a campaign shaking up of donald trump's personality against kamala harris and joe biden's policies. you laid it out yourself there's no enthusiasm for joe biden as a person, there's enthusiasm against donald trump so listen you've been on that debate stage

, governor. mike pence takes the debate stage this week, so if you want to make this campaign about biden and harris' policies, put yourself in mike pence's shoes, this coming week. what do you do? >> two big strategies i think he will employ. one is he recognizes that when you are debating a woman it is a little different. i had two women opponents in the course of my political life one on one. you have to be forceful enough so you don't look like a wimp but you also have to be careful enough so that you don't look like a bully and you balance that but the main thing that mike pence must do and i know he will do this , is to call out kamala harris for what she has said about joe biden. call her out for her own inconsistency. just ask her, does she believe in court stacking? does she believe in statehood for d.c. and puerto rico? does she believe in ending the filibuster which essentially is do you believe in dismantling our system of government as we have practiced it?

press her hard on the issue of the green new deal. press her hard on issues like socialism, antifa, defunding the police. her own record as attorney general. i mean, he's got a treasure trov e of stuff to go with and it's a matter and he'll do it in a most gentle way but he will show that contrast and give americans a chance to see wow what a difference the choice is. will: i hope it's not a choice over personalities and i hope as you point out governor it's a choice over two very different directions for this country thank you for your time this morning. pete: thanks governor. >> thank you guys. will: turning tok your headlines honda confirms the 17th person has died from a faulty takata airbag in the u.s. , the auto ic majorit ier says the airbag is to blame for an august crash of a 2002 honda civic that killed an arizona driver. honda issued a recall which causes airbag inflaters to

explode sending metal fragments flying and the faulty airbags caused at least 26 deaths worldwide. and a man sounds the alarm after finding more than 100 mail-in ballot applications inside a houston dumpster. he called the harris county clerk after making the discovery a printing business admits to tossing the applications because they were from a junk batch. the county clerk says someone could have filled out the applications and received mail-in ballots and he says they must be destroyed before being thrown away. and the georgia bulldogs facing backlash from violating covid-19 rules against its game against auburn. the university of georgia is facing media backlash for shots you're seeing on your screen showing fans not wearing masks and not social distancing and the sec released guidelines for schools to enforce in august georgia said it would permit between 20-25,000 fans into the stadium. now to extreme weather, tropical

storm gamma is slamming mexico's yukatan peninsula. the storm is bringing winds up to 70 miles per hour, knocking over trees and causing property damage throughout the region. the island of coz you mel is seg waters, and heavy rains flooded the streets in cancun. and those are your headlines. jedediah? jedediah: wow. that looks like quite a storm, and for that, we head over to our storm expert, rick reichmuth , standing by to give us the latest on weather how you doing, rick? rick: hey guys doing really well yeah that storm also rapidly strengthened we've seen so many of these tropical storms this year rapidly strengthen and that one happened but it ran out of steam right before moving in towards the yukatan which is ultimately good news did not get up to hurricane strength or even a little bit stronger. here you go here is your temps this morning as you wake up you see these colder batches of air this happens in october we get the fronts to come through and they dip farther south

because of that, our tropical tracks when we start to see tropical activity this time of the year is generally where they happen and those fronts come in and they pull them off very quickly off towards the northeast we've been watching gamma as you were just talking about off off the yukatan peninsula and this storm across the central plains, and gamma we're not concerned about the u.s. at all but the storms in towards areas of central caribbean is going to pull off in towards areas of the gulf and we could see development from that storms so we'll watch it closely. take a look at this , florida, you've been just completely socked in with rain, some spots over seven inches of rain and another day where we'll see moisture and start to see things dry out just a little bit which will be very good news pete, i thought you were going to comment about me cutting my hair instead of cutting this thing off my face. pete: you know, i should have. i'm sorry this is your first covid cut? did you do-it-yourself? rick: i had one little cut in the middle of it except for all

of the cutting my did myself so so i feel like a human again. will: you got rid of the mullet pete: you could report to basic training right now, rick that looks suave. i like it. rick: on my way i'm just too old pete: well done, no you're not too old rick, come on cut it out thanks, rick. still ahead, president trump issuing a call to congress demanding they get a deal done on stimulus relief to the american people so where do those talks stand? an update from gop congressman mike johnson that's next. when we started carvana, they told us

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s pass their own $2.2 trillion bill, but without support from republicans. here with an update on where talks stand, louisiana gop congressman mike johnson. congressman welcome to the show. so, it looked to me as of this morning that there was yet another standstill. has there been any progress? >> well unfortunately, speaker pelosi has weaponized the stimulus bill. you know they passed it tried to pass it along party lines on thursday night, this past week, but 18 democrats voted with us on the republican side against it because it's $2.2 trillion it's not targeted and focused as it needs to be and her bill mentioned the word cannabis more than it mentioned the word jobs it's not what the american people need but many many people are in desperate situations and desperate times and that's why the president, the white house and all republicans in congress are continuing to push this. i hope nancy pelosi will heed that and will get back to the table and get something done, because it can't happen too soon

jedediah: so congressman this is going on for weeks now, and it's honestly terrifying to so many people around the country who desperately need this assistance it seems to me that someone is going to have to cave. i just don't see any meeting in the middle here it looks like compromise is not happening. so what's going to happen here if no one caves and do people not then get the relief they desperately need? >> it's a terrible situation. i'll tell you republicans have been working very hard. we have a discharge petition as everyone has heard about on the house floor and that be to dislodge and authorize another round of the paycheck protection program funds because that would help us save jobs and save these small businesses. people are really suffering. the white house has done its job and bent over backwards secretary mnuchin on wednesday night before pelosi and the democrats passed their bill offered, his offer went up to $1.6 trillion that's a lot of money and we do a lot of good but they refuse to budge and i'll tell you why it's very

simple, jedediah. nancy pelosi made a political calculation. i genuinely leave she wants to hold out on this because she believes it's inflicting political harm on the president that somehow people will blame him for the impasse and i think the voters are going to see through this and it's going to back fire on them. jedediah: yeah, many have argued and seen it that way and that be despicable frankly if that were the case given how many people are suffering around the country something has to give congressman and hopefully it gives soon because people are in desperate need of help but i want to shift over to covid-19 for a moment with you because you attended that white house ceremony at the rose garden for judge amy coney barrett. we now know that at least eight people who were at the ceremony did test positive for covid-19 so have you been tested and what precautions are you taking right now given that you were in attendance? >> yeah, i learned about some folks testing positive senator mike lee when i landed home after final votes on friday here in louisiana, so i called my physician immediately. we know the protocols we all take this very seriously, went and got a rapid test and tested

negative thankfully but per my physician's orders like some at that event, i'll be self-isolat ing at home, quarantining for another week, because we need that 14-day window from potential exposure. so, i won't be out of my quarantine until saturday so i'll be working from home as well. jedediah: yeah, i think that's a very smart decision on your part were you surprised at all by the news that when you saw that so many people, eight is a pretty large number and more may emerge, tested positive at that event you were at was that surprising? >> very surprised. there are really extreme measure s taken at the white house. before you can enter the white house complex, you have to go across the street to the eisenhower building through a medical regimen and get your temperature taken and test taken we all tested negative or we would not have been allowed on to the complex so i think it is a big surprise. i'm not sure, i'm not convinced yet that it is that event that is the cause so we'll see. jedediah: there have been a lot

of questions that have risen about the rapid testing and whether or not that adequately shows whether asymptomatic people are carrying virus. lots of questions still remain to be answered we appreciate you being here, and i think it's very smart the precautions that you're taking and i appreciate them very much. thanks so much. >> thanks, jedediah. jedediah: up next, the nfl forced to postpone two games today, due to new covid-19 cases fox sports reporter jennifer hail is here to break down where things stand in the league, that's next. dolph lundgren, it appears you're quite the investor. i like to trade. td ameritrade has pros ready if you need help, say... talking through a new strategy... ...just in case things you know, get a little rocky. i'm sorry.

i decided that i wanted to go for electrical engineering and you need to go to college for that. if i didn't have internet in the home i would have to give up more time with my kids. which is the main reason i left the military. everybody wants more for their kids, but i feel like with my kids, they measurably get more than i ever got. and i get to do that. i get to provide that for them. will: one of the major underlying stories as we talk about the president's infection is can we create perfect bubbles where nobody gets infected? well the nfl is showing that's somewhat impossible. week four, two games the stealers and titans and

patriots and chiefs have been postponed after multiple players tested positive for covid-19 including star patriots quarterback cam newton. here with an update on where things stand for today fox sports nfl reporter jen hail. good morning, let's go through this. let's start with titans and steelers that game is postponed off into the future we'll make that up at a future buy week. what are we up to 18 titans players now tested positive this seems to be a growing problem in tennessee. >> it does will it's an anxious time in the nfl that's for sure, 18 players, personnel, in the tennessee titans organization but you know what's interesting not one in the vikings, the vikings were the titans opponent last week so it's interesting and curious when was incubation happening? when was this virus contagious? so far, vikings are a go even though titans steelers game has to be postponed we'll see how the testing goes and how the protocols are actually working at least for minnesota it seems like the protocols put

in place are being effective. will: you know that is fascinating jen as you point out because one would say football is a very in in matt sport obviously no masks being worn on the line and no vikings players infected how fascinating. let's go patriots chief that game, cam newton tested positive to my knowledge he's the only player involved in that game that tested positive and we're only postponing this game a couple days is that right? >> well let's hope so and you've had a quarterback on the chiefs test positive so we'll see as this unfolds once you get a positive test the protocol steps up for these teams instead of just testing once a day, now they are testing twice a day, both the point-of-care and the prc test so it really depends what the results come back and say. the league obviously is going to be very careful, err on the side of caution when it comes to containing this. will: i can't help but draw parallels to the wider world the tests around the president that brings me to the saints game. now help me out the saints game

is on today even though they had a player tested positive but then a second test revealed negative is that right it's on today? >> correct absolutely at least so far. you know, we're living in a very rapidly-changing developing world, that's for sure minute-by -minute but yes it was a false positive thankfully the nfl had protocols in place that when you get a positive test they go back and west twice more, and if both of those two backup tests come back clean, then they will rule it a false positive so that's the situation in new orleans with that saints player. will: so many parallels on testing, on contagiousness on contact tracing, it's a big week in the nfl for fox, today, jen hail is here bringing us up with the latest jen thanks for your time today. >> thanks for having me, will take care and be safe. will: there is your slate of games coming up later today on fox in the nfl. still ahead, an update from walter reed as president trump treated for covid-19, plus breaking reaction from senator rick scott, trump campaign

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president trump: so i just want to tell you that i'm starting to feel good. you don't know over the next period of a few days i guess that's the real test so we'll be seeing what happens over those next couple of days. i just want to be so thankful for all of the support i've seen whether it's on television or reading about it. i most of all appreciate what's been said by the american people , by almost a bipartisan consensus of american people. it's a beautiful thing to see and i very much appreciate it and i won't forget it, i promise you that. pete: that was the president with a message to the nation yesterday. welcome to fox & friends on our

final hour, fourth hour on this sunday morning. we begin with that fox news alert and a live look outside of walter reed medical center where president trump is continuing to work, while undergoing treatment for covid-19. the president released that video update on his health saying he's feeling much better. this as chief of star mark meadows reveals the president's symptoms early on were more serious than previously-thought. >> he had a fever and a blood oxygen level had dropped rapidly but he's made unbelievable improvements from yesterday morning when i know a number of us, the doctor and i, were very concerned. will: the president's doctor giving an update saying the commander-in-chief has made substantial progress since diagnosis. he is fever-free, off supplement al oxygen and not yet out of the woods but cautiously optimistic. jedediah: meanwhile, outside the hospital, dozens of supporters held a prayer vigil

for the president and chanted " get well soon" thank you for joining us everyone. we've been covering this all morning giving you the latest in the president's treatment in terms of how he's doing. we just you heard sound from mark meadows. we've been talking to doctors as always all weekend, finding out what these antibody cocktail s look like how they interact with the body and getting the facts on how this is progressing day-to-day. we all know this virus has a very odd way of working itself through the body sometimes so important for the president to be monitored heavily and we're covering that minute-to-minute. pete: yes, jed, will, good morning, it is one of those mornings where you wake up and you want to check the status , you want to get the information, just like yesterday after the show i found myself going back to the news all day long. how is the president doing? and it's wonderful to see that it appears the white house physician, the president himself , got out in front of this and said we take it seriously and now we go into another phase as doctors and others on our team have talked

about where inflammatory issues in the lungs can be the problem and that's what they're monitor ing but all signs right now point to good things and the president's medical team on twitter talked on saturday about some of the i believe this is actually a sound bite excuse me, talked about the president and his condition, where he is. here is a portion of what they had to say. president trump: we're working hard to get me all the way back. i have to be back because we still have to make america great again. we've done an awfully good job of that but we still have steps to go and we have to finish that job, and i'll be back, i think i'll be back soon. pete: still working out the kin ks in studio h guy that was not his doctors that was the president himself talking about his doctors certainly satisfied with the care he's getting and, will, based on the reports we're hearing getting a lot of work done as well plenty of stuff to do whether it's the relief bill and certainly the confirmation of a

supreme court justice. will: that's true, absolutely there's a lot of business to be done, pete and the president has chosen to lead from the front. he's talked about that leaders don't lead from the back. they lead from the front, he's made a risk responsibility calculus on what he needed to do on the campaign trail and in governance and balance that against the risks of potentially acquiring covid-19. of course he has card covid-19 and his son eric trump said even though he is ill, and in the hospital, he will continue to lead out front and to work. listen to this. >> i think everybody in this country has seen he's an absolute warrior every single day whether it's this or anything else, he gets up and he fights every single day, and covid is very very serious obviously something that's effected a lot of people, and obviously it's something that hit him very hard and in the opening days, but i probably spent 25 minutes on the phone with him today and he sounded incredible the entire time he was actually talking about the new aid package, he was talking about mitch mcconnell

and stimulus and he actually mentioned the airline workers, and things he wanted to do to them, and the demand just never takes his foot off the gas. jedediah: yeah the president is a very very hard worker we all know that. one thing that i would urge him to do though, this is the time to rest, if there were ever a time, to do that. it is right now the body needs rest and makes such an enormous difference when you talk to people who have gone through this. rest is key, in terms of sometimes how long you wind up having to fight this thing and what some of those long term consequences are, so i know he wants to do his job as commander-in-chief. we all know he can be a bit stubborn on that point but hoping he is also listening to his doctors and taking adequate time to let the body heal and do what it needs to do to fight this thing. will: absolutely a little bit earlier on the show today we spoke with former new york city mayor rudy giuliani the president's attorney, and he had a conversation with president trump yesterday afternoon. gave us an update on how the president is feeling. >> on the phone, he sounded

like himself completely. i mean, we had about a 35-40 minute conversation, some of it of course about his health, i was very concerned about him. i was very happy to hear his voice sounding exactly the same as i've known him for 30 years, and then after we talked about his health, we started to talk about politics and he gave me a lot of notes to give to the campaign about what they should do and how they should do it and even wrote out a kind of speech and i had to kind of get him off the phone so he went back and rested. will: the president is feeling well, pete i would like to say this there's many in the media having a conversation attempting accuse the president of some kind of in responsibility or failure that his illness is evidence of some kind of failure i would just say this. if the failure is based upon a 0 % transmission rate we're all going to fail. we're watching failure in the nfl, this disease, this infection will spread across the united states. we want to slow it, and if it's about gatherings like the one you attended last week, pete i'd say which gatherings are off

limits and which gatherings are okay? ruth bader ginsburg's memorial hasn't received that criticism protesters in the street haven't received that criticism but when it comes to the president is pointed at as irresponsible and failure we'll have to accept this is a very infectious disease and manage our risks and responsibilities. pete: you can go anywhere with it. george floyd's funeral didn't receive that criticism and ultimately if he's to blame then what about the other world leaders, boris johnson or what about the other americans who contracted covid going about their lives and what i love about this president, it's a military principle. you never ask your men and women , your soldiers, to do something you wouldn't be willing to do yourself. he's been someone taking the virus seriously but at the same time he's led from the front and said i'm not going to hide in my basement and do the necessary work of the american people and they respect someone who takes that approach as far as a risk threshold, and then they recognize he takes it seriously, just like you mentioned, will, i

was in the rose garden i take it seriously. i'm got to test. i'll get the results. i'm staying at home my kids aren't going to school. we understand the responsibility that comes with it, but i also have a different risk calculation. i want to be out. i want to be hearing from the people. i want to be out at diners i'll take those precautions. i want to be back in the studio which i hope to be next weekend so it's all respecting people to make those choices is what this president has believed in and continues to and that's why you hear him talking about leadership which is the one thing you need in difficult times and i would say, jed, i would say the president's resting day is probably more of a workday than most of us so he, i'm sure he is resting, and working harder than most people as he rests. jedediah: yeah, will, just a brief response to your point. just to say there are some people that have been critical of both, that have been critical of these protests where you look outside in new york city at one point you looked outside and saw numerous people walking around without masks that was

concerning. people like me, and who have pointed to the rallies as well, and have pointed to the type of testing that goes on, these rapid tests have now come under fire and people are saying well maybe these tests don't adequately reselect asymptomatic people who talked about masks in both situations so your point is fair that there are people that just look at it through a political lens and blame the people they don't like, and don't blame the others but then there are a whole bunch of people who have taken issue with both and just said that this could potentially be an issue, let's keep an eye on it and i think you will see some behavioral changes when it comes to gatherings and reflected in campaigns moving forward. i wouldn't be surprised. will: jedediah your consistency is noted as well and the question becomes is that an appropriate risk responsibility analysis for each one of us. the president made his choices i make my choices you make your choices we all do as individuals pete: the other part is what if you can't make that choice? we have the ability to broadcast this live show from home. people have to go be store

clerks or janitors or babysitters or any part of call it necessary or not necessary, income is important. you don't have the choice to do it remotely you're bearing the risk no matter what. jedediah: different, pete though that's different from a rally or an event being hosted by any politician this is not about president trump's decisions in particular. pete: choice. jedediah: there's a little bit of a different contrast. will: we're getting warmed up as we have to go unfortunately. we'll keep these conversations going throughout the morning up next china's president sends his well wishes to the u.s. first family but where do chinese relations really stand considering one of the leaders of the state media mocked president trump's covid diagnosis general jack keane gives us his take after the break. ♪ whoa! ♪ i feel good ♪ i knew that i would, now ♪ i feel good ♪ get a dozen double crunch

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trump's covid-19 diagnosis. while chinese xi-jinping wishes our president and first lady a fast recovery in a now-deleted tweet the editor in chief of one of china's state-run media outlets there are no other kind in china, mocked president trump , claiming he "pays the price for his gamble to play down covid-19". let's bring in fox news senior strategic analyst and retired four star general jack keane. general, thank you so much. it's pretty rich for the communist chinese to be talking about playing down a virus that they put on the rest of the world and state-owned media don't say things independently. what are the chinese saying and how should we react to it? >> well, first of all, i mean, there is an international protocol that's widely accepted among leaders of the world when one of them is having a challenge like our president has , they're going to reach out with a degree of civility and support for the president and

his wife, the first lady. all that said, because president trump has been unrelenting as a world leader in identifying, i think, accurately so, that china , and its leader, president xi led a localized epidemic spread into a world pandemic, because he committed those international flights to come out of wuhan city and we have held them accountable and now there's a broad coalition of support for that same thought process and i also believe its been a catalyst for other countries around the world, pete , to kind of take a hard look at their relationship with the chinese communist party, and reassess it in terms of what their goals are and what their own national interests are and that reassessment has taken place and that's why you see secretary pompeo going around the world as much as he is and secretary of defense esper as well. they are continuously talking about this hostile nation china and imposing its will on the

world at large and now, i think we're in a position here that we've not been before in establishing a coalition and eventually a strategy with other world leaders in how to cope with this reality. pete: but general would that change in a biden administration it doesn't seem there's been any reassessment there. he calls them a competitor. are they, would they be greeted with a much-different world were that to happen? >> pete i don't get involved in the politics of this. the reality is china wants to dominate and control their region, and they have been about that now, for about 15 years and they've had a significant -- pete: general i don't want to get political -- >> and as a result of that success, they also want to get up, they also want to dominate the world and replace the united states as a leader in the world, so that is not going to change regardless of who is

president. those are very harsh realities. we have not faced a threat like this , like since the soviet union. its been 30 years almost since the soviet union collapsed, and we dealt with that threat for 40 years. we're going to deal with the threat of china also for multiple generations. pete: general we know you speak with the president frequently, have you had a chance to talk to him and get an assessment and sort of a corollary to that, as you think in a moment like this how do you anticipate what adversaries may attempt to do as they view our system and a president whose at walter reed? >> well, the president doesn't surprise me at all in dealing with covid. he's vigorous, he's maintaining his duties, he's got a very strong work ethic, i'm not surprised by that at all, and certainly, i think we're all appreciate the optimism that his doctors are telling us that he's doing well and he's improving

and he's not out of the woods yet as we all know what covid does. yes our adversaries certainly our national command authority, our command and control our national security apparatus that stays intact. it's not in crisis. it's not threatened by this. diplomatic post the military is deployed and operating around the world on a same alert status it always is, and our command and control is effective and there should be no concern, but adversaries as you mentioned, pete will take advantage of this one of the things i'm convinced they will do because they are already doing it and that is undermining our democracy and undermine the people's trust and confidence in it by spreading false stories and disinformation which they've been working on for months, leading up to the election and whose doing that? china is doing it, russia, and also, iran. they will try to change their stories a little bit, blame the president for having covid

himself, emphasize again the united states problems associated with covid, blame the united states for much of the problem dealing with covid worldwide. they will use that kind of theme to create miss trust in the american's people's confidence in our government but the people see through that and they're not buying into that and the reality is we're kind of used to this game that our adversaries are playing and the information influence business. pete: yeah, just like we become unfortunately used to the game a lot of the press plays to knit picking in what doesn't appear to be all that genuine of a way. general jack keane, thank you so much, for your insight this morning we appreciate it. >> good talking to you. pete: all right you got it. still ahead, senator rick scott and maria bartiromo join us live , but first, we are celebrating hispanic heritage month with a look at the life of the firstlatina on the first

u.s. gymnastics team who became one of america's top athletes at just 13 years old more on her incredible journey to the olympics coming up next.

jedediah: this morning we're celebrating hispanic heritage month by honoring the historic achievements of hispanic americans and highlighting former olympic gymnast, fox news correspond entered bryan llenas has more on her story. reporter: good morning growing up near los angeles all tracy te lavera wanted to do was gymnastics her talent taking her all the way to the olympic games at the time the first latina to make a u.s. women's gymnastics team wasn't thinking about breaking barriers but just

driven to be the best she could be. >> the 1972 olympics was on and my sister and i were watching it and of course, olga corbit was the big star that year and my sister and i both started trying to mimick what we were seeing. >> gymnastics classes followed for the six-year-old. >> i think this was the beginning of sixth grade which is when i moved away from home. >> as her talented started to show her parents sent her to train full-time in eugene, oregon. >> i saw my parents once or twice a year, but they basically gave me away, because it was something that i wanted to do. reporter: by age 13, the southern california native had become the top female gymnast in the country, and the first latina to qualify for the u.s. olympic gymnastics team. >> i certainly knew i was one of the few latinas around, but it didn't really come into play in the sport. you see things in terms of skills they are doing and maybe

that's a good way to be. this is my medal that i got from making the 1980 olympic team, of course we didn't get to go. reporter: in 1980 president jimmy carter announced a u.s. boycott of the moscow olympics to protest the soviet union's invasion of afghanistan. >> for many of the athletes that was going to be their shot in 1980. for me, it wasn't so bad i was 13 at the time. reporter: talavera set her sight s on 1984 a long wait for a female gymnast. >> being four foot nine when you begin, and then all of a sudden you're five foot four, i was the giant and i can attest to the fact that certainly, when i was smaller, and littler, shorter, gymnastics was easier. reporter: tracy placed fourth in the vault at the 84 games in los angeles and helped the team led by mary lou retton win the silver. >> my silver medal means a lot

to me to stay at the top of the sport that long is hard. reporter: five years after winning the silver tracy faced a challenge that called on that same drive and determination. >> i could not hold a pen, i couldn't write. my leg didn't want to work right , and as a gymnast, you're in control of what your body is doing. reporter: at 22 she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. >> i did get better and it makes you just a lot more grateful for what you can do. reporter: and she does a lot. >> i do about 80 hand stands every day just to make sure i can still do a handstand. a little excessive, but i refuse to not be able to do a handstand reporter: through coaching tracy remains in a sport that made her famous. >> the kids coming in would say i remember you did this and you did that. reporter: turns out she was an inspiration to them the say way that olga corbit had been to her. >> i think as a kid you don't understand that but certainly as i came out of the sport, and

into the real-world, you realize wow, i did have an impact on other kid's lives. reporter: tracy now works full time as a parallel for chevron corporation but she still coaches up and coming athletes at gymnastics camps whenever she can. back to you. jedediah: wow amazing, inspiring story thanks so much for that, brian. still ahead, the senate's return to capitol hill put on hold after three republican senators test positive for covid-19. so how will this impact getting worked on for the american people and what about judge amy coney barrett's confirmation? we'll ask senator rick scott that's next. i'm susan and i'm 52 and i live in san francisco, california. i have been a sales and sales management professional my whole career. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym.

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pete: we're back with a fox news alert this is a live look at walter reed medical center where president trump is undergoing treatment for covid-19. president releasing a video update on his health, saying he feels much better. will: the white house is sharing these photos of the president working from the presidential suite at walter reed medical center. jedediah: meanwhile, outside the hospital, dozens of supporters held a prayer vigil for the president and chanted " get well soon." pete: and senate judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham revealing that judge amy coney barrett's confirmation process will proceed as planned.

lauren blanchard is live from st. math use's cathedral where the annual red mass which normal ly draws supreme court justices is set to begin in just a few minutes, lauren good morning. reporter: good morning, will, jed, pete, well st. matthews red mass is usually held just before the supreme court begins their new term, in this service they pray over judges, justices, attorneys, all of those in public office and the 68th annual mass will be live-stream ed this year on st. matthews website in about 30 minutes, due to the pandemic, today's services invitation-only , typically we see supreme court justices in attendance this year, that's unlikely this particular mass comes as the nations highest court will begin their term with only eight justices, the nation is still mourning the death of ruth bader ginsburg. over on capitol hill, republican senators are hoping to fill that seat as soon as possible even as covid-19 concerns are growing , senator josh hawley has tested negative but mike lee and thom tillis have tested positive all three republicans sit on the

important senate judiciary committee. chairman lindsey graham says although democrats want to delay the october 12 confirmation hear ings for judge amy coney barrett, due to the virus, he is moving forward. >> the virus is serious but we have to move on as a nation. we're going to have a hearing to not, for amy barrett, the nominee to the supreme court it will be done safely but i've got a job to do and i'm pressing on. reporter: and the supreme court 's term begins tomorrow morning, and like mass in about 30 minutes it will be live streamed. jed, will, pete? will: lauren thank you so much you hear from lindsey graham, he plans to move forward with the confirmation process of amy coney barrett. for more on that let's go to florida gop senator rick scott. senator scott, both senators lee and tillis who sit on the judiciary committee have tested positive for coronavirus in your estimation is this any reason that the confirmation process of amy coney barrett suspect be delayed?

>> of course not we've been doing virtual committee meetings since march and so this will have no impact, both senators lee and tillis can participate by video conference just like we've been doing. you can go in-person and social distance or you can do it virtually so no it shouldn't slow it down. the democrats they just don't want, they don't want amy coney barrett to be confirmed. i feel very comfortable she has the votes she'll be confirmed the last week of october, and some of the democrats have said they don't want to participate. well maybe that will just speed up the whole process and we could even do it earlier. pete: senator so no challenges or anything oh, sorry, jed, just i'll jump in on this real quick no challenges with quorums or anything like that if people are not there, all okay? >> no, you can do it. we've been doing it by video conference and you can do the quorum that way. no we still when we ultimately will vote for her the last week

of october, we'll all need to be there and vote in-person. we're not doing that virtually, but i mean, she's a wonderful person and seven kids adopted two children from haiti, has been successful law professor, successful judge on the court of appeals, i mean what a great pick and she's humble, she understands there's three branch es of government. i appointed 407 judges when i was the governor of florida and i said do you know that you're not part of the legislative or the executive branch you're the judiciary and she clearly does. she wants to interpret the law not make the law. jedediah: senator, people got a little bit nervous yesterday started to really worry about you, the way you had answered a question i guess had confused some people who felt that you had tested positive for covid-19 can you reassure us now in fact you have tested negative? >> yeah, i tested negative i went on friday and i didn't have any symptoms but i went and i tested negative.

it's my sixth test and they've all been negative. i did quarantine back in march when i was around the brazilian president and some people around him had teachers but no, i've been blessed. my heart goes out to the president and the first lady and my colleagues in the senate. i hope everybody recovers without any significant symptoms i talked to ron johnson yesterday and he said he has no symptoms at all, so i hope, i mean, this is serious. let's all understand we're still , this is serious, wear a mask, social distance, be careful where you go if you don't have to go some place and be around a lot of people, be careful. will: senator scott i want as a point of clarification to work through this timeline with you to follow-up on pete's question so you can conduct the confirmation hearings via zoom virtually, tillis and lee can be available for those virtually but by the time the vote moves to the senate floor you'll all need to be there in the senate to take the vote so that puts anyone

whose been infected with covid-19 senators lee or tillis or johnson or others on a heal ing path to be back in washington d.c. by what date? >> well we're hoping to do this the last week of october. the democrats are going to slow this down as much as they can so i don't know what day of the week it'll happen but we don't, when we vote we're typically not all there at the same time. you don't have to walk clear up to the front of the chamber you can vote at the back of the chamber, so, i think we're going to do this and we're going to do it very cautiously very safely just like what lindsey graham is going to do with the judicial committee it'll be done safely but there's no reason this wonderful person cannot be confirmed as a supreme court justice by the end of october. pete: senator you mentioned going about your business but doing so safely. talk to us about the state of florida, a lot of things reopening there how is that going? >> well, clearly, we're reopening, i think it's

important to get our economy open but we've got to do it safely. we've got to make sure people get back to their work and people need their jobs and need to make the income our schools need to be open safely, parents into ed to have choices, so right now, we're making progress and i know everybody is working to get this economy going, but wear masks, social distance, be careful, we need the government to give us more information though i think at every level of government we ought to get more information about where there's transmission because if you know that there's transmission at this business establishment you're going to wait until they make you comfortable not to come back so i think everybody ought to be, the government ought to be giving us more information so we can make better decisions. jedediah: absolutely senator rick scott thank you for joaning us we appreciate it. >> goodbye, jed. jedediah: more than 70 bandits have been arrested for muggings

and armed robberies over the last six months in the new york city. the new york post reporting many more are on the streets because judges keep letting them walk free. meanwhile apartment sales plodge in manhattan. data shows the number of home buyers has dropped by 46% amid soaring crime and covid-19. >> and singapore is exploring cruises to nowhere. the country is reportedly trying to kickstart the travel industry during the pandemic with short sailing trips that would last one or two nights. the ships would also return to the same port where they left. >> and chris rock kicking off saturday night live's return by taking shots at the president after debting positive for covid-19 instead of saying he's praying for the president rock joked he's praying for covid. despite outrage, former cast member joined us earlier and praised rock's performance. >> he made a comment and i loved it. he said one thing you say about

president trump this is chris rock talking he's got more energy than mick jagger. that was a great line. jedediah: he also praised jim carry's debut as joe biden. those are your headlines. will: i don't understand the trip to nowhere, pete, the flight, the cruises it's very 2020 i guess but i don't understand a trip to nowhere. pete: but while you're in nowhere, your playing at the casino probably having drinks, nice dinners, away from the kids maybe sunshine on the deck that's not nothing. there's something in nowhere. will: a cruise trip to nowhere better than a flight to nowhere i'll give you that. pete: yes, for sure. especially when they're not serving drinks on flights the way they should right now. i'm just saying. all right, toss it out, we'll toss it out to rick reichmuth, who never drinks on flights at least he won't admit it right now maybe. rick: no way, guys. all right, so, this is where we

are in our hurricane season obviously incredibly active hurricane season. we are on the downhill slide which is certainly some good news but we still have some activity to get ahead of. we had tropical storm gamma made landfall in the yukatan peninsula yesterday and not impacting the u.s. it's this batch of moisture that you see here across parts of the central caribbean, that is going to move in towards the gulf over the next four to five days and by next weekend anywhere in the gulf, we could be looking at another kind of tropical system so just be aware if you're in the area we're not done unfortunately just yet. we also have a lot of moisture some of that streaming in across parts of florida as has been the last number of days continues for another day to two days unfortunately so we still have moisture coming right there out across the west we've been talking ability the fires for so long such an incredibly difficult summer this was our drought last year, this is the drought right now, we had no rain this summer and incredibly kind of hot and a lot of dry conditions, and take a look at what happens this week guys finally moisture coming in

northern california the pacific northwest even in towards parts of idaho where there's fires burning as well so big relief and big help coming this week. guys back to you. pete: rick you are the official fox & friends weekend travel expert. would you take to will's question and cruise to nowhere? rick: yeah, no. i don't want to do either of those , at all. i guess pete you make a good argument for the cruise to nowhere, the sun, away from the kids, you know, maybe a night to sleep away from your house, but -- will: enough that he's won me over. rick: really? will: well i mean -- rick: that was quick convincing. you're not very solid in your argument there, will. will: i'm open to rebuttals rick , i gotta go but each to hearing other opinion, rick. all right, coming up, stock market reopening in less than 24 hours, so how will president trump's hospitalization impact wall street? we've got the person to answer that, maria bartiromo, next.

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will: coming up today on "sunday morning futures" house minority leader kevin mccarthy, tom cotton, congressman devon nunes and former director national intelligence, rick grenell, one topic they are sure to discuss is president trump's battle with covid-19. pete: stocks took a plunge after news of his diagnosis broke but what can we expect when the market reopens tomorrow, so, let's go ahead, jed. jedediah: let's ask "sunday morning futures" host maria bartiromo. maria welcome as always, so what can we expect? maria: hi guys great to see you this morning. well look, the markets sold off when the news first hit that the president and first lady have been diagnosed, but you know, at this point, it's what do we know about the president? i mean, that's really going to dictate markets people do not want to have the uncertainty of

when the president will get back to strong health, and so without real news, and confirmation that he is doing well, he is getting through this , i think you're going to have a choppy market because markets do not like uncertainty and they certainly do not want to see the president weakened. look, i think the reason that the market is where it is in terms of very close-to-record highs is because the market largely expects the president to be re-elected and the market largely expects that we will see his policies continue, and that is low taxes, deregulation, opening up the energy spiget, all of the important points to the economic policy that is why the market is trading the way it is. it would not betraying this way if you expected that we would see $4 trillion in tax increases from joe biden so i think the president's health and anything that happens is certainly going to impact the markets for sure. will: to be clear though then maria i agree with you who knows

what kind of uncertainty we're in-store for tomorrow morning but if the market does go down to you see that as an indication the market is seeing a potential increase in joe biden's election to president? maria: well, it depends you know it's really all about policy and the policies right now of this president has been able to move the needle on economic growth. look we had a sharp contraction because of covid but before covid arrived you were talking about 3.5% unemployment, the lowest unemployment many groups had ever seen, such as african americans communities , so i think that the policies are going to be really what markets focus on. we don't know, we need more information about the president 's health, so i'm not going to sit here and say look the market goes up tomorrow we really need information about the president. i think it's very important that he put out that video that tweet very important to hear some of the senators and congressmen who have spoken with him to ensure that people get a sense of

confidence that he is, in fact, getting through this. it is going to impact markets no doubt in my mind. pete: no doubt, maria bartiromo, you have a great lineup as always on your show and according to my mobile clock here your show starts in 11 minutes maria so get to work. people will be watching. maria: yeah, pete let me just say, we will have breaking news because the director of national intelligence john ratcliffe briefed the gang about that intelligence he declassified last week which of course was that it was hillary clinton's plan to take down president trump during the 2016 election. i'm going to have breaking news on that he briefed kevin mccarthy and devon nunes, they are both with me this morning and we'll get more into it. i am told that that was just a small portion of what ratcliffe has in terms of needing to declassify more information. that report, that hillary clinton approved a plan, to tie donald trump to russia and putin we'll have more on that coming up. pete: very interesting. maria thank you so much.

appreciate it. all right coming up the trump campaign shifting strategy as covid keeps the president off the campaign trail for now, how will this impact their plans with just four weeks ago until election day? we will hear directly from the campaign, coming up, next. i'm voting for proposition 19

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will: we're just 30 days out from the presidential election and if the president gets treatment for coronavirus at walter reed his re-election campaign is launching operation maga, in attempt to capacity their momentum. joining me now with more is trump campaign director press communications erin perrine. thanks for being here with us let's talk about adjustments. obviously the campaign was relying heavily on in-person events rallies what now? how does the campaign move forward with president trump

recuperating from coronavirus? >> yes, good morning thank you for having me, will. as you mentioned we are launch ing operation maga, which will be a full force effort by this campaign to make sure while president trump is getting the care he needs for the coronavirus, the way he's had america's back for the last four years we're going to have his. you will see a big virtual rally tomorrow night, with information to come on that, and the vice president's debate on wednesday, we will have the first family doing in-person campaign stops and the army for trump will continue our aggressive work on behalf of this president, and his administration. we will continue to safely knock doors, talk to voters, make phone calls, have in-person events safely and make sure that we get the facts out there about what's at stake. listen democrats want to take this country in a dangerous direction towards socialism. we cannot let that happen with 30 days to go the army for trump is standing up for president trump. will: i want to get to a couple of the things but really quickly you just mentioned some in- person events will go forward

nobody is pointing to rallies as a point where these infections with president trump and those around him got sick but is there any adjustments on your end to the rallies or to the in -person events at all after the latest news? >> we have always taken the health and safety of the american people incredibly seriously on this campaign, while you've seen violent riots and protests in the streets with no safety precautions, we have always implemented safety precautions and will continue to do so. that includes temperature check, that includes mask, and that includes hand sanitizer. listen for those of us who can't join in-person we always encourage people to join us online for our event. we will continue to pursue health and safety protocols for every individual who wants to come join us in-person. will: as you pointed out the debates are am coming up vice presidential debate this weekl are some adjustments by the way to that debate i believe the candidates stand 12 feet apart instead of seven. what about, let me ask you this. what about the second presidential debate, erin? is there any chance that one

goes virtual or is this scheduled in your mind still to go forward as an in- person debate? >> as of right now there have been no conversations regarding a virtual presidential debate. i know president trump is on the mend as you've seen from the video of him he is doing well. he feeling well. he is getting better and so we're going to continue to pursue to make sure we have a safe presidential debate between president trump and mr. biden, so that the american people can really see the contrast of ideas , 47 months of success with president trump at the helm, as he's fighting the coronavirus right now, versus 47 years of failure by joe biden it's a clear contrast. will: 30 days to go, i would assume erin thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. will: more fox & friends moments away.

pete: that the a live look at walter reed where supporters are gathering this morning as president trump is receiving treatment for coronavirus at the

medical center. that's going to do it for us this morning on fox & friends, jed, pete, good sunday to you and everybody watching. jedediah: thank you all for joining us this morning for continuing coverage stay tuned to fox news channel all day. maria: good sunday morning everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures" i'm maria bartiromo. it is the powerful image that is sure to be a marker of this unprecedented moment in american history. the president of the united states can be seen here displaying tremendous courage on friday while being transported to walter reed medical center. after both he and first lady melania trump tested positive for coronavirus just one day earlier. the president, who has continued to work from his hospital suite shared this update on twitter last night thanking his doctors and the american people, for their continued support. president trump: i came here, wasn't feeling so