is fully healed. the next big question is what does trump take away from this. >> that does it for us, catch us next to october 15th for special coverage of the second presidential debate we think in miami. >> sera at 7:00 pm eastern with the story. sean hannity is coming up next. >> donald trump, viable time to stand up for this issue since world war ii. >> whatever the vice president's time in the administration has done clear hasn't worked. >> there planets like plagiarism which is something joe biden is a little bit about. >> should americans -- >> we taken that on. >> joe biden systematic reviews on the ballot, the american economy and the american comeback is on the ballot. >> show biden will not raise

taxes on anyone who makes 100,$000 a year. >> the green new deal literally would crush american jobs. >> we seen a pattern with this administration, they don't believe in science. >> you refuse to answer the question, joe biden has refused to answer the question. >> in 1861 -- >> joe biden said law enforcement as an implicit bias. >> i will not be lectured by the vice president on what it means to enforce the laws of our country. >> there you have it. much quieter now than it was a few hours ago. >> guys would say that is true. the american people got to hear both sides last night. a little different than the

first presidential debate but there's a lot to break down. >> we have 2 hours to do it. thank you for being here with us. it is thursday morning. >> senator harris taking aim at the trump administration's record is the vice president slams the democratic ticket's father family >> we have boxes to prove it, live team coverage of the big debate, leslie marshall, young americans for liberty and kristin tate with expert analysis, carley shimkus monitoring the top trending moment. >> we start with griff jenkins live in salt lake city, good morning. >> it was a little more civil last night as the candidates faced off in early debate with plexiglas and separated them, didn't stop them getting heated at times. with coronavirus front and center we got a bit of what we expected. watch this. >> when i look at their planet talks about creating new ppe,

developing a vaccine. looks a little bit like plagiarism which is something joe biden knows a bit about. >> the american people have witnessed the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. we have to get a hold of what has been going on and we need to save our country and joe biden is the best leader to do that and this administration has forfeited their right to reelection. >> then things got interesting when you talk turned to the back seat -- vaccine. >> if the doctors tell us we should take i will be first in line absolutely but if donald trump tells us to take i'm not taking it. >> we are going to have a vaccine in record time, unheard of time and less than a year. the fact that you continue to undermine public confidence in a vaccine, if the vaccine emerged during the trump administration is unconscionable.

covid-19 >> the supreme court, the question of court packing by a biden harris administration, got testy. >> joe and i are very clear the american people are voting right now, it should be there decision. >> they would like to know if you and joe biden are going to pack the supreme court if you don't get your way in this nomination. >> let's talk about packing. >> joe biden gave a nonanswer. people deserve an answer. >> let's talk about packing the court. >> i want the record to reflect she never answered the question. in the next ebay joe biden will answer the question. the american people know the answer. >> it got fiery over the economy, specifically when they talked about fracking. watch. >> you yourself said on multiple occasions when running for president that you would ban fracking, crushing american

energy, a prescription for economic decline. >> i will repeat in the american people know the joe biden will not been fracking. that is a fact. that is a fact. he will not ram taxes on people making less than 400,$000 a year. i am speaking. >> the importance is the truth. >> reporter: and the end they spoke for the same amount of time. the question is will last night's performance move the needle in either direction for either candidate, the latest poll shows biden leading by 10 points nationally, 53-43. candidates go back to the campaign trail, mike pence, senator harris and joe biden all traveling to the state of arizona. jillian: one of the big questions is what were the night's biggest take aways?

>> leslie marshall and from young americans for liberty kristin tate. the question is pretty simple. i will go with leslie because her name was first on the prompter. what were your biggest take aways? >> a lot of take aways. first of all i love the comment if we heard more when senator harris talks about a pact court would be the court of appeals appointments not including any african-americans, i like when she said bad cops are bad for good crops, i liked when she spoke of joe biden to save the auto industry, those were my biggest moment and when senator harris spoke of george florida father was very moving and relatable.

todd: the fact that biden and harris haven't said whether they will pack the court, they definitely deflected on that question. is in that proof positive they will pack the court if democrats are in power? >> from where i sit as a democrat if you have the court that is 6-3 weather is conservative or liberal that is already a pact court. senator harris did answer the question when she spoke of the american people will decide. if the american people elect her and joe biden as president and vice president perhaps the american people are signaling something they would be open to but it may not be, if joe biden is elected that he can just do this with a pen like an executive order. it is more complicated than that. >> kristen, your biggest take aways of the night and we spent a lot of time talking about the economy, we did earlier this week. what did you think of a narrative of the economy from both sides? >> i thought mike pence did a fantastic job building a contrast between the two parties

on the economy which is a top issue for voters and honor their issues like the green new deal. kamala harris wouldn't even answer basic questions voters deserve to know the answer to like we should pack the supreme court or what she and joe biden would have done differently to handle covid-19. this is a great night for pence, a clear winner and he assured americans who watched the out-of-control presidential debate that there is a calm and steady statesman on the trump ticket. i don't think the debate will move the needle much but it could help voters feel more at ease voting for trump, specifically suburban women who have been breaking for biden in recent polling. >> let's listen to more of the candidates on the economy, take a listen. >> you have donald trump who measures the strength of the economy based on how rich people are doing which is why he passed a tax bill benefiting the top one%. day one, joe biden will repeal that tax bill, get rid of it.

>> the american people have a president who is a businessman, a job creator, created tens of thousands of american jobs. >> who made the better case on the economy based on that snippet right there? >> quite frankly i think senator harris did. the american people, you don't need a degree from harvard to look at what the numbers are, what unemployment is now. where's the plan forward? where is the way out of covid-19? unemployment is in the rearview mirror, that is when americans are concerned about. if you look at the fox news poll, covid-19, economy, healthcare, the top 3, 44% tie between covid-19 and healthcare and the economy in the latest poll. those are very important to the american people. if you are talking about how things were before covid-19 and

how they might be later, who is in the white house now? mike pence is the vice president now, donald trump is the president now and we are in the situation of covid-19 and a bad economy now, how do you make america great again again as they say? the onus is on them to prove that and one more thing. when you talk about not answering questions. as an american and taxpayer, it bothered me, the head of the task force on coronavirus could answer two questions about the rose garden and lack of social distancing and mask wearing and why the united states, has the highest number of deaths worldwide. those are questions the american people deserve to know the answer to. >> the final word to you. >> pence trounced kamala harris on the economy, gave voters a clear choice, a businessman who has lowered taxes for working americans or a sister of the dc

swamp on the backs of taxpayers and hasn't had a private-sector job in five decades, no-brainer, the biggest threat to working americans is the radical left, joe biden being held hostage by the radical left-wingers. >> leslie marshall, thank you for joining us. >> now to a fox news alert, protesters arrested in minneapolis, police declare an unlawful assembly following the release of the former officer charged in george floyd's death. >> ashley? >> reporter: hundreds of protesters took to the streets of minneapolis last night following news of the former officer charged in george floyd's death was released from jail. he was released at 11:202 am wednesday, posted $1 million bail after months of being held in maximum-security prison. along with the mayor of the city activate the national guard late wednesday afternoon. 100 soldiers along with 100 troopers and 75 conservation

officers mobilized in the direction -- minneapolis pd say they are aware of/deccas. vp pence and kamala harris weighing in at the debate last night, listen. >> the 8 minutes and 46 seconds america witnessed during which an american man was tortured and killed under the knee of an armed uniformed police officer. >> there is no excuse for what happened to george floyd, justice will be served but there is also no excuse for the rioting and looting that followed. >> at a september 11th hearing the judge with arguments on motions including a change of venue, dismissing cases altogether. the decision is not been made. >> 12 minutes after the hour, mike pence and kamala harris criticized each other on covid-19.

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if anything the slight edge stops the cliff donald trump's poll numbers were falling. the real clear politics average has been straight down. trump supporters can hope this is the bottom a crevice and things can only go up from here. mike pence did some things to set up donald trump in the next debate and hopefully start that come back for their side of the aisle but as far as the overall trajectory of the race there was no major screwup by either candidate. if anything the quarterbacking question hasn't moved the needle in the last weekend has been going against the president. >> interesting to see what happens in the next week in light of that discussion last night on court packing. >> let's listen to both candidates talking about the person at the top of the ticket.

>> joe has been incredibly transparent over many many years but donald trump on the other hand is covering up every thing. we need to save our country and joe biden is the best leader to do that. >> but the health of america first, trump put an effective fight for american jobs and american workers. >> obviously covid-19 loomed large. who won the night on covid-19? >> the vice president won on every topic except covid-19 and he put up a better response than the president did last week but senator harris and vice president biden have been winning this narrative and the president's campaign, this accusation he tried to cover it up, that he thinks it is a hoax and what the response has been. not sure the argument is being made. the biggest problem the president has looking at the data is he lost a ton of support among seniors, voters over 65 and it has to do with this response, they need a better narrative.

part of it has to be listen, vice president biden and senators have the advantage that there monday morning quarterbacking this thing. they can look and say you should have done this better or that better. it is easy to say that after the fact that i don't think the president's campaign has been willing to say that but something changes the narrative on the covid-19 response and the vice president did better last night than the president did last week with the president needs to build on the vice president's performance if they want a chance of closing this race. >> along the lines of monday morning quarterbacking, the discussion of vaccines. >> can you imagine if you know on january 20 eighth as opposed to march 13th what they knew what you might have done to prepare? they knew and they covered it up. if donald trump tells us he is taking a taking it. >> you undermine public

confidence in a vaccine playing politics with people's lives. >> you into the first part. i want to talk about the vaccines are kamala harris's words on the vaccine dangerous? >> i think the president and vice president made that case, there trying to undermine confidence, the polling suggests something is changing people's confidence in that vaccine. one thing is the politics of it but the question is if that response is helping them in the polls, if that's really translating and right now there is not a lot of confidence in the vaccine and not a lot of confidence in the administration's response and even changed that confidence level, not just using it against the biden harris campaign and that is a narrative that the vice president did pretty well in that moment, good to go on the offense but they will still need something more than that. heather: have four weeks to figure this out.

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biden going to pack the court? >> in 1861 -- >> i would like you to answer the question. >> let's talk about packing. >> you gave a nonanswer, joe biden gave a nonanswer. i just want the record to reflect she never answered the question. >> mike pence pressing kamala harris on whether she and joe biden would stack the supreme

court if elected. the moment giving viewers déjà vu from biden's dodge last week. >> is there action speaking volumes? harmeet dhillon i don't know about you, seems obvious to me they are going to pack the court if they are in power. >> whiles with a dodge the question repeatedly? i think mike pence did a tremendous job lastly really highlighting how kamala harris's responses, giggling, making light of it, breaking up a totally false interpretation of an incident from 160 years ago and close it by refusing. what else can you take away from that? when somebody refuses to answer a question you should assume the worst. >> let's talk about the first presidential debate, evading this question. >> whatever position i take in

that will become the issue. >> phone and now. make sure you let people know. i'm not going to answer the question. >> forgot that moment. do you think the voters at home ever get an answer on this whether it is between now and the next debate what the final two presidential debates? >> this is like the third rail of the campaign. they are studiously avoiding answering this question on the democratic side and voters were paying attention will notice. you would draw that conclusion and what does that mean? is at the end of the world? it is because it upsets the balance, the separation of powers, shows democrats are not willing to play by the rules. if they don't get their way they will simply tear up 160 years of our history to get their way and

pack the court. this is pretty despicable. there some democrats tried this was with fdr. even democrats backed the president away from the cliff and today there is nobody to back these two leaders of the party away, we just know they are hiding their what real plans. >> something you've been following for years, mike pence calling out joe biden for spying on his campaign. donald trump authorizes classification of all documents on russia and the hillary clinton email program. take a listen. >> when joe biden is vice president of the united states the fbi spied on donald trump and my campaign. there are documents released this week that the cia made a referral to the fbi documenting those allegations were coming from the hillary clinton campaign. >> you are following it, we are following it but is that line of attack landing enough punches that the ordinary voter at home who is not following this 24/7

cares about enough to sway votes? >> one of the problems is the evidence that is coming out very late in the game. i certainly, and many supporters of the president we should come out a couple years ago, it is very late breaking news and easy for democrats to laugh, roll their eyes as kamala harris tried to do last night but there were a few short talking points to bring it home to american citizens. what if it were you. it is illegal for intelligence services to spy on american citizens, illegal for people in the oval office to scheme to derail the incoming presidency and when the moderator asked questions like will the president and vice president accept the results of this election it is infecting talking points the democrats never accepted the results of 2016 and we need to say that more with facts and bring it, they need to join the chorus as well.

>> thank you very much. it is 28 after the hour, businesses struggling from being shut down during the pandemic. which candidate better reassure donors for the recovery. >> our panel small business owners is here next. >> joe biden measure the health and strength of america's economy, the health and strength of the american worker. >>. expense.

>> joe biden believes in health and strength of america's economy based on the health and strength of the american worker. this is about investing in the people of our country. the benefit of the america america's corporations go offshore. >> we spared no expense to help the american people in american worker. joe biden said twice that is going to repeal the trump tax

cuts and the tax cuts gave the average working family $2,000. donald trump and i will keep america growing. the v-shaped recovery that is underway right now. jillian: tensions ran high as they fought out where the economy is headed. which candidate had the message struggling business owners needed to hear? the ceo and founder of hitch tactical solutions in wisconsin joining me live. appreciate your time. i will start with you. his message resonated with you last night? >> i felt there were a lot of talking points but i didn't hear a lot about small business but when talking about corporate tax cuts, a lot of small businesses are corporations which when they talk about taking away the corporate tax cuts might years

go up. i appreciate the administration the way they talk about corporate taxes, not just talking but given us tax cuts. jillian: talking the trump administration, mike pence resonated with you better? >> yes. jillian: kevin, let's bring of these numbers, the unemployment rate from the pandemic in april was 14.7 person, september seventh, 0.9%, so many small business owners and their employees are still struggling. what message did you like last night? >> i like the forward thinking of both candidates was the challenge i have, dc is so removed from main street usa. i wish they would come and see how people are struggling, or governor went to 25% capacity across the board, that is killing our businesses on main street.

i like what pence set. i'm a backer of what they've done the last 3 and a half or four years and i want to continue that path. i wish they would really get to main street helping people on main street. >> what has been your biggest struggle during this pandemic? >> our product we sell to places of mass gathering so just keeping our doors open has been tough. the help we've gotten from ppp programs is amazing. i like how they talk about that and he nailed it by saying spared no expense by getting that money off to us, they did that time we. i wish people in dc would get together and get a new stimulus package to the people. our governor knocked it to 25% capacity. we will need more stimulus. >> as we look at the jobs recovery as of september you see 22.2 million jobs lost in march and april which is devastating,

11.4 million jobs recovered as of september. what has been your biggest struggle and what do you foresee as your biggest struggle the next two months in fall and winter? >> a lot of what kevin said. we are in a state where they have mandates the restaurant can only have 25% capacity and you are waiting for them to change it and they changed the 50% for a week or two and then change it back and that is the biggest struggle, you don't know what is coming down from the local governments, what they are going to say and it puts you in a position you have to just be at their mercy and that is tough, businesses are out there trying to do everything we can and we don't get much guidance. nobody can tell us how long things will last for how long we will have to be at a certain capacity and business owners are so innovative and especially right now and trying to shift their businesses on a dime and

when they do that they need them to be in a spot where they are getting some kind of support. you see the program like the ppp loan or different programs that help small businesses, it is tough for businesses not to know what is going to happen as far as capacity. we have never seen such a time with mandates and stuff like that. jillian: nick and kevin, both of you and a lot of business owners have had to shift their focus and strategy and adapt. it has been a struggle. we appreciate you joining us, talking about your thoughts, telling us the information about what is going on, thank you very much. todd: extreme weather, the gulf coast preparing for hurricane delta, the storm headed to the us after slamming mexico's yucatán peninsula.

>> a transformer blowing, strong winds knocking out power, national hurricane center warning of life earning storm surges delta gains strength in the gulf of mexico. the meteorologist jana steen tracking the storm. where is it? >> janice: it went over the yucatán, it did we can but it is back to strengthening in the gulf of mexico. we still have 24 hours of potential strengthening before it makes landfall across the coast of louisiana. 100 mile-per-hour sustained winds, category 2 storm, we expect landfall sometime tomorrow evening. quite a bit of time relatively speaking as we go because it is going to strengthen. the good news is once it gets close to the coast the water starts to cool off a little bit so that will hinder any extra strengthening as it makes landfall and it will quickly weaken as it does make impact but look, this is the same area that was hit by laura a couple

weeks ago, the flash flooding will be a concern, storm surge 7-11 feet, hurricane warnings in effect for the western part of louisiana towards the central part of louisiana, the right side of the storm where the center comes on shores where we will see the worst of the storm surge, the worst of the heavy rain, the worst of the hurricane force winds. if there's any good news is a quick mover, it is going to we can quite quickly as it moves on shore. the bad news is we are expecting a major hurricane to make impact tomorrow evening, friday evening. i wish i had better news. this area has been battered by many storms. back to you. >> so many structures are already compromised because of that previous storm situation. >> to a fox news alert, breaking out in wisconsin overnight, the unrest after the milwaukee county da decides not to charge

a police officer in the deadly shooting of a black teenager. >> police firing tear gas, rioters through exit officers and damaged several stores. he was shot and killed outside a mall in february. cole pointed a gun at him during a chase. ice arresting 128 illegal immigrants and five days in california. it targeted sanctuary cities including los angeles, san diego and san francisco. the agency says 96% of those arrested had convictions or pending charges including homicide and sexual assault. two suspected isis terrorists appear in federal court in virginia being extradited to the us. part of the isis group -- the beatles because of their british accents. the justice department charge them in the killing of four american hostages including

activist kayla mueller and journalist james faulkner. mueller's parents depended on the debate as mike pence's guess, blaming the obama administration for failing to save their daughter. >> the reality is joe biden was vice president we had an opportunity to save kayla miller. it breaks my heart to reflect on it, presented a plan, said they knew where she was but they hesitated a month. >> the accused terrorists are expected to be arraigned tomorrow. jillian: several big moments during the debate including this one. >> i am speaking. i am speaking. i am speaking. jillian: i'm speaking now trenton popping up on t-shirts. todd: people bugging out over this bug worthy moment. how the biden campaign is cashing in on it. ♪ i want to get away

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>> brace presidential candidates creating a stir on social media getting heated on the debate stage. >> i'm so glad we went through a little history lesson. let's do that a little more. >> i would like to ask you a question. >> i am speaking. i am speaking. i am speaking. >> important if you spoke the truth. >> this is -- jillian: 24/7, here with more. >> this debate, there were some moments. one that is getting a lot of attention on social media when kamala harris told mike pence that she is speaking.

one of the top trending topics through the night, her supporters loved it, female empowerment snacked on moment. diana says where can i get i am speaking t-shirt. you already can. several vendors are selling i'm speaking and sarah commenting excuse me, i am speaking, at a zoom meeting, seems a basic response to me but she really told him. todd: can you get that clip? that is your new thing. >> just an expression but she kept saying it. >> we will talk about her expressions coming up later in the show. >> meantime the sound you heard all across the country was the biden campaign going don't tell, quiet. >> i we playing the sound right now.

>> joe biden will not been tracking. that is a fact. >> will there be any place for fossil fuels including call and fracking in a biden administration? >> now as we will work it out, make sure it is eliminated. >> we you commit to implement in a federal ban on fracking? >> no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> to explain there was a lengthy discussion on fracking last night were kamala harris are definitively joe biden is not going to ban the practice but their opinion evolved over time because they were running in the democratic party, in the democratic primary where fracking is seen as a no no for environmental reasons, now they say they won't been it because it would cause a lot of jobs for folks in swing states. kamala harris did get scolded by aoc on twitter last night saying

fracking is bad actually so you can see the party divided on certain things they say particularly when it comes to the environment. shannon: i appreciate the history lesson you gave us last night about flies landing on people's heads. >> it was a 1-numtwo that i posted during the debate. it is a specialty of mine unfortunately for me but this is the moment everybody was talking about. a fly landed on mike pence's head during the debate and joe biden's campaign is selling flies waters in response, pitch in $5 to help this campaign. kellyanne conway responded give that flyer mail in ballot. there was a mike pence library account but popped up. bit of the history here, hillary clinton, a fly landed on her face in the 2016 debate and a

fly also land on michael bloomberg's face during his dnc speech so i don't know what is going on at political events, they need to get some bug spray. jillian: we just made reference to kamala harris making meme worthy expressions. >> beverly holberg on that next. ♪ these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office

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jillian: kamala harris facing off against mike pence with some expressive reactions during the debate. todd: joining us in the facial frenzy is beverly holberg, how to kamala harris and specifically her face coming across? >> reporter: not even the plexiglas could contain the strong side i she was giving the vice president and that was the stand out of this debate. i think americans appreciated it was more civil, there were more topics covered even though both candidates dodged a lot of questions but i do think the means from the facial expressions of kamala harris, they were trending and what people took away was a bit of abrasive, condescending, the exasperated look, this may have worked out better should she been debating somebody with a style of donald trump who can be abrasive himself but mike pence

is pretty unflappable with his facial expressions, pretty disciplined and overall it played poorly for her because she was so expressive in a disdainful way towards the vice president. jillian: no matter how disappointing the liberal media still has something to say. take a listen. >> mike pence appeared flaccid and anemic and that will hurt them with men. >> manexplainer in chief. >> he was patronizing with your of the women crazy and he was boring which lost most of the men. >> is that fair? >> know. i think mike pence came across as very respectful to the senator, even praised her accomplishments and when the debate ended, he walked away for 60 seconds was trying to get her

to make eye contact with him. i appreciated the debate, took a while for her to look over to him. if the worst they can say is he was a little bit boring that's not a bad criticism for people who don't like him. when it comes to manexplaining i didn't take that all. he said you are entitled to your opinion but not your facts as he talked about what is going to be on t-shirts today, that will be a statement we will see on t-shirts for those in favor of the trump camp. >> you disagree pence lost most of the men and, quote, drove the women crazy. >> i would completely disagree with that. i was on twitter last night, they think a lot of women like myself did not appreciate a lot of the demeanor, a lot of the facial expressions kamala harris was given, she was a little bit condescending to the american people, she had to explain what debt was and what the word bounty mend. there was a lecturing quality to it. i really think she needed to tone it down a bit, state her case, state her platform position and it seemed her facial expressions stole the

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