here in texas. and of course carried on fox. dana >> dana: all those fans will love being in texas. thank you for joining us everyone, i'm dana perino i'll see you on the five. i will be in nashville tomorrow. meantime here is bill hemmer. >> bill: let's get rolling right here, good afternoon. i'm bill hemmer, election day 14 days from today. president trump camp taken in battle ground pennsylvania later today. at this hour house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin are set to talk again about a covid-19 relief package that's been on the schedule for hours now. can they reach a deal and get relief for millions of americans prior to election day? a lot of angles coming at you. jackie reports from the biden campaign, mike on the latest on the hunter biden e-mails. take you to the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany who has a full plate today.

you have a rally later tonight in erie pennsylvania. that is ate counsel i president flipped four years ago, 51-49, they're going back there later this afternoon. kayleigh welcome to the program and good afternoon to you hi bill >> bill: is it true that the president and nancy pelosi haven't spoken in a year? yes, they haven't spoken in awhile. she's shown herself to be unserious. she's talking to the president's top negotiators, we were able to get through three stimulus packages prior to today p what nancy pelosi put forward was not a stimulus package it was an illegal immigrant package, protection from deportation and said to review the files and let illegal i am my the grants out into this country. that is not what the american people deserve >> bill: is that out of the bill now?

i don't know if it's out of the bill now. as i looked at it, it was a few weeks ago, it was in there, it's been in there sins may, actually >> bill: what about baling out the blue states? i believe that's still in there. there's still a democrat wish list, $2.2 trillion wish list including the illegal protection as well. >> bill: last hour mitch mcconnell said that if the president reaches a deal with nancy pelosi, the senate would take it up. your reaction on that? yeah i think the senate would take it up. this president, we're not worrying about republicans here, republicans will come to the table and do what's right for the american people as they always have. we're dealing with a crisis among democrats, mitch mcconnell noted a few moments ago that go senator schumer wanted to adjourn the senate, go home, pack up until election day. this is about one thing for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, making sure this doesn't happen before election day. they care more about winning election than relief for

americans >> bill: mitch mcconnell cannot pass that in the u.s. senate. i imagine the white house is well aware of that also. if that is the case you're at a stalemate yet again. correct? we're taking this step-by-step. 1.8 trillion is out there, the president said he's willing to go higher. this president who has the commanding support of the republican party and the republican voters can make sure this gets done. we certainly need democrats to come to the table and get around the problems >> bill: we'll find what happens in the senate. meanwhile on this debate what does the white house make of the mute button? look you can mute the mic of the president of the united states but you cannot silence the voice of the american people who are going to show up re soundedly for this president of the united states. it's pathetic. you had bob dole calling them out saying this is not an effective by partisan commission and he's exactly right about the this.

they are staging this for bide bid. the topics, they've basically evenhanded selected to set up joe biden for a win. it's appalling what we're facing >> bill: that's may be. the debate moderator based on the rules have the authority to set up what topics will be discussed they set it up, didn't they? exactly for joe biden. president trump negotiated not one but two middle east peace deals. he has a tremendous record. joe biden worse foreign policy decision ever, never right, those are the words of bob gates. it couldn't possibly be the topic and well kerr gave him cover. >> bill: we have not seen joe biden yet. what is the president doing to get ready for this? the president is talking to the american people. i watched him take questions from reporters all throughout the day. he does it every day.

he's always preparing, there's no better way to prepare than having a conversation with the american people. we're 14 days from an election. the biggest election of our lifetime. what is one of the candidates doing? hiding in a base the meant. hillary made a mistake by not going to wisconsin now the democrats are saying we're not going anywhere. >> two more topics, yesterday in prescott arizona you said we can meet social media, go he can we can beat the media this media is stacked against this president. there are fair networks, you ask fair questions you're a great reporter but unfortunately there are journalists that seek to be activists and i think the american people are wise enough to discern those asking fair questions >> bill: i'm just getting this as well. the senate apparently mitch mcconnell is suggesting the senate could vote on judge amy coney barrett on the 26th of

october which would be six days from now, which is next monday. do you see that happening? i do see that happening. that false in line with what we were anticipating judge barrett will become justice amy coney barrett. she shalled have by paripartisa support. she did the first time around, but they want to ditch washington, they can't rally around a great choice >> bill: how do you sense that affects the election? in a very positive way. >> how. the american people care deeply about supreme your justices. i was looking at the top issues. the supreme court justices are in there. people know their liabilities are affected by the decision making on the supreme your, first and second amendment rights are at stake if we don't protect the words of the constitution as written >> bill: thank you for your time from the north lawn. thank you thank you bill

>> bill: joe biden off the trail getting ready for the final showdown. jackie has "the story" reporting back in wilmington delaware today good afternoon bill. joe biden is at home preparing for thursday's debate. we know very little about his preparations. last night's rule change might be cause for adjustments, the commission announced only one microphone will be open to allow two minutes of un-i want resulted speaking times, both mics open for the remaining six minutes for open discussion. the commission acknowledged this change might not be accepted by both parties but it's in the best interests felt american people to hear fuller answers from the candidates. that and the newly announced topics which don't center on foreign policy, angered the president, he called them unfair. he planned to drill joe biden on hunter biden aems e-mails.

the campaigns and commission agreed months ago according to the biden campaign. he says donald trump is afraid to answer questions about his covid response. they seized on it yesterday saying americans are tired of hearing dr. fauci and all these idiots. he wants to listen to dr. fauci which biden retweeted with a simple yes. biden added in a statement mr. president you're right about one thing, the american people are tired of your lies about this virus. biden is not physically on the campaign, he's dominating president trump two to run in statements like michigan, arizona and wisconsin. the president recently scaled back ads in swings states back to republican leaning areas. the new york times pointed out as the president gets plenty of

coverage on cable news and holds rallies but biden and the dnc has out rise did the president for months on end and appears now making use of all that money >> bill: thank you jackie for that. meanwhile this was from earlier today. watch here. >> president trump: we've got to get the attorney general to act. he's got to act and he's got to act fast. he's got to appoint somebody. this is major corruption. this has to be known about before the election >> bill: earlier today on "fox & friends" the president talking about investigating reports on hunter biden emails. the former vp calling it a smear campaign. on thursday of this week the senate judiciary committee to have twitter and facebook testify. mike has the report in washington. where are we now mike?

one key member of the senate judiciary committee said the media giants have explaining to do. >> those are hunter biden's emails. the obvious question is why did twitter sensor the new york post story? we need to find out. i'm disappointed that the hearing to subpoena the folks from twitter and facebook was postponed p i'm labor, not management fox news has obtained images including a receipt from the computer repair shop which appears to be signed by hunter biden, it listed an email and cell phone number from him and documentation from the fbi that shows the bureau took possession of an alleged hunter biden laptop and external hard drive last september. president trump says hear hiding to avoid answering questions. >> president trump: you look at corruption in this family,

nobody has ever seen it. that laptop, nobody has ever seen anything like that. he's gone into hiding house intelligence chair man adam schiff of california has blamed the russians for dropping this story. the director of national intelligence said yesterday that's not true. a group of house republicans led by andy bigs calling on attorney general bill barr to immediately appoint a special counsel to lead a thorough investigation. it is imperative the american people receive answers and a former accounting of former vice-president joe biden's dealings with -- president trump agrees this should it be a broader investigation of biden family dealings. >> thank you mike. more than 35 million votes alright cast in this election. man we'll talk to the professor behind one of the most popular ballot trackers about the

trends. plus there will be a mute button at the debate thursday night. karl rove weighs in on that. journalist glenn greenwald today why more in the media are not covering the reporter on hunter biden. that's next. >> did you in fact meet with burisma executives? the reason they don't answer any questions is because the media has signaled they don't have to. your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.

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>> bill: election day two weeks from today. break down the latest numbers of the u.s. elections project. fascinating website. as of this hour more than 35 million americans have cast a ballot more than 50% of people who have voted are registered democrat, 25% said to be republican and 21% no affiliation. professor of the university of florida, department of political science, how are you doing? dr. good afternoon to you i'm on your website every day i follow you on twitter and so too do millions of americans great to be with you. >> thank you. who does non-party affiliation tend -- i see this number really big in places like north carolina, who does that send to favor? they're not self identified i understands independents that you might see in a poll.

they haven't registered with a political party yet so the polls suggest those voters not affiliated tend to break toward the democrats >> bill: covid is out there, mail in voting is big, early in person is showing up to be big in places like texas and florida. can you say in 2020 how those factors could play out for us? well we're clearly seeing a record number of people who have requested mail ballots, that's because some states made plans to send ballots to their voters, we had over 80 million mail ballots that were going to be sent to voters. we're seeing people return those mail ballots sooner and we're seeing large numbers of people vote in person early. that's a good news story. we were very concerned about the conduct of this election. we were concerned in the midst of a pandemic that all these

voters would be trying to vote on election day or close to election day and election officials would be overwhelmed with those mail ballots, getting them in sooner means they can spread the workload over more weeks and helps them manage the throw of the election better >> bill: you took away my next question. when you see the numbers that you see every day from various states, what trends do you think are popping up in front of you well the unprecedented number of democrats registered democrats in the states where we have party registration who are requesting and casting mail ballots. usually this is a bright spot for republicans. usually in most states, registered republicans are voting by mail. instead we're seeing lopsided numbers in favor of registered democrats. conversely, in person early voting, that usually is where democrats tend to vote, it's a

mixed story. generally we're seeing the in-person early votes look more favorable to the republicans than the mail ballots, i think what's going on here is republican voters are listening to donald trump and deciding that mail balloting isn't for them and they would rather cast in-person votes which is why not only do we need to see what happens with the in-person voting period which is happening right now and for the next two weeks and election day is going to be important as well >> bill: you're right about that. republicans would argue democrats are can balance liesing the vote. do you find that to be the case so far or not? absolutely. there are some people who have voted on election day who are volting earlier. that's a good news story because it's helping our election officials. i also think we're going to see later turn outs. maybe this craters over the next

two weeks and nobody shows up to vote any more. but right now texas already at 50% of their 201235 turn out. vermont over 40% >> bill: i don't think we can say yet whether or not we're going to go by that number i think we're looking at 150 million people voting in this election. i said that last year, nothing in the data i'm seeing makes me change that opinion. those all mail ballot states these ballots have to be back to election officials by election day. if we see high turn out, look for colorado, vermont and others look for them to see how many people have already voted. i think they're going to beat their 2016 turn out sometime at the end of next week >> bill: why are you so good at this? why? >> bill: it's so effective, how

come? well i started tracking this information for the national exit poll investigation back in 2008. i have been been working as part of my research. i'm good at processing data i hate to say >> bill: come back in a week absolutely would love to. >> from gainesville florida today. nice to see you, thanks for coming on. following this story out of houston texas one of two police officers shot earlier today has died. what police say led up to the shooting and what we know about the condition of the other officer, coming up. the fda has yet to approve a covid vaccine. that's coming up. ♪ ♪

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>> bill: headlines as we come up to the bottom of the hour a houston police officer has died after being shot this morning at an apartment complex. a 41 year old veteran of the department. he was planning to retire this year. a second officer injured expected to survive. the suspect is in custody. u.s. fighters er jets interpreting a russian plane over alaska. similar incident happened last month as the trump administration negotiates a possible nuclear arms deal with russia and china. in new york city nearly one million people cannot afford food. the emergency food distributor

recording nearly a network distribute a possible covid-19 vaccine will be ready in november. the company has already made millions of doses while waiting for fda approval. jonathan has that in atlanta, jonathan what do we know about this? the thing behind this is you stockpile a large enough number of vaccines so you can ship them out rapidly once they get approval from the fda. the ceo told the wall street journal his advantage eens could be ready for federal approval in december if clinical trials show positive results. when you're using human beings you have to wait long enough for participants to naturally become infected with coronavirus as

they go about their daily lives so scene tifrlts can see those who received the vaccine compared with those receiving the placebo. however in the u.k. researchers plan to speed up the process with a challenge trial. in other words they deliberately expose healthy volunteers to the coronavirus if this vaccine trial could mean that this period of trauma for the whole world would be overrule sooner, i want to help. i want to be a part of that the cdc release if new data this afternoon showing from january to october nearly 300 thousand more americans have died than you would expect in a typical year. two-thirds of these excess deaths are directly attributed to covid-19 but some health experts believe much of the remaining third may be

indirectly related to the pandemic, such as people putting off visits to the doctor's office or emergency room care out of fear of getting infected. late breaking news, final results from a study on reamedis vir it shows patients given an tie viral drug were released five days earlier than those given a placebo >> bill: interesting. thanks for that. nice to see you in at lab averages you too. >> bill: justice department following one of the biggest lawsuits, why the feds are going after going and that company's response in turn t supreme court ruling could affect when we get election results from one of the most important battle ground statements of all. karl rove on that, and the mute button, next. incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant.

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filing a lawsuit against google today, the most significant antitrust case against a company in two years. jillian turner has the reporting on this bill this suit has been more than a year in the making. justice department sources are telling us that attorney general bill barr himself directly involved in some of the planning, now the doj plus eleven u.s. states are at excusing google of violating american antitrust laws. google no longer competes only on the merits but instead uses it's monopoly power and profits to lock up key pathways to search on mobile phones, browsers and next generation devices. no one can feasibly challenge google's dominance in search and search tieing. fox news learned this began with a broad investigation and

officials lays erred in on how the company uses its search dominance. chuck grassley says it's about time for a reck onning you've got a monopoly, and monopolies under our laws have to be questioned. if they're anticompetitive and violating the antitrust laws they have to be prosecuted some antitrust experts disagree with that. they say if this lawsuit ultimately prepace it will be more harmful than helpful to millions of u.s. users koen assumer enjoy google products, they're often free and they choose them when given a choice. these products innovate rapidly for more and more services and more and more accuracy. we don't see the consumer harm that you would be looking for in an antitrust case google is pushing back calling this lawsuit deeply flawed, they say it's not going

to help their users. a leaked memo from google ceo to his employ ease tells them to ignore the noise and stay focused on the very important work they've got at hand. the company trying to push forward despite the headline news. >> thank you. final presidential debate two days away. there's debate or the topics and audio tech. carl receives with me in austin texas. where do you see the early trends in this early voting thus far by the way before we get into that, can i talk to you about a personal issue, bill? >> bill: you may do you know what this is? this is the log of your computer last night after midnight as you -- every few minutes, you hit the refresh button on the u.s. election project. bill you need to get some help. mcdonald has great help but you're spending way too much looking at the numbers

>> bill: you set me up well follow that. what do you think of the mute button? how is this going to work before 60, 70 million people? it's an interesting device. i think they respond to the first debate where it was virtually impossible to keep these two men from interrupting each other and said we're going to at least have two minutes where if they're interrupting they're going to be not hurt as well as they were if they were speaking into a live mic. we'll see if this works. if you have two combatants that are eager to go at each other, you have to figure out how to keep them open for at least two minutes >> bill: you get two minutes, two minutes, and then you get a chance to engage, right? that's correct. the commission went out of its way to say this was a deliberate effort to the give them each a chance to layout their case and then to have engagement between the two canned dates after the opening two minutes that they each get

>> bill: late last night supreme court ruling 4-4, it goes back to the lower court. pennsylvania can accept votes up until friday which is november 6th, 5:00 in the afternoon. michigan has something going on, maybe wisconsin as well. how do you see this breaking? well it's very unusual. it was a deadlocked us supreme court dee circumstances 4-4, which let a lower court stand. pennsylvania law is clear, you have to have that ballot did returned to the election authorities no later than 8:00 on election day tuesday night. yet the pennsylvania supreme court which is 7-2 democrats held 4-3 that the law needed to be set aside because this was like a natural disaster like a flood, covid so they needed to extend it. i don't get that analogy. the mail is still being delivered. you can still put your ballot in

the mail on friday and know it's going to be postmarked before and received before 8:00 on monday. and they went further. the pennsylvania supreme court said if there was knowledge postmark on the envelope, to indicate that it was sent by the deadline or that it was the postmark of the i am legible, then illegible then you had to assume they mailed it before the deadline unless the preponderance of the evidence suggests otherwise which is an open invitation to litigate every one of these balance ballots >> bill: on screen ballots received that lack postmark or other lack of mailing or for which the postmark is illegible, will be presumed to be mailed by election day unless the preponderance of the evidence demonstrates that it was mailed after election day. is that clear as mud or is that

clear if i at judge to decide? it's clear but what's going to happen is what does peaceful protest of the evidence suggest otherwise? people are going to say we need to talk to each one of these people if it's a close election. this is going to impact offices for state and local office, for the state legislature, up and down the ballot this will have an impact. before we can settle the question of that the we need to hear from the individual involved, when did you mail it will and what do you have under sworn oath? can you show us that you mailed this before the deadline? >> bill: they're going to be looking at rubber stamps on envelopes and trying to decide whether that's a legitimate vote or date or not correct yeah. remember in 2008 the guys with the little eyeglass looking at the chadz? we're going to have people examining envelopes to see if there's a postmark on it and if it was smeared, what can you do?

and again i say it's needless. because i understand the argument that you know if you have a flood, in youngs sound pennsylvania just before voting maybe you have a problem. we're talking about covid, that doesn't keep it from putting it in their outgoing mailbox in time to be postmarked and received before the deadline >> bill: do you think it should have said election day? the constitution has a retirement that states that the election, and we have a long standing extreme court petitioner dent, talking about super president dent that we've been hearing about recently, that the election must be run under the laws that are enforced at the time of the election. what the pennsylvania supreme court said is we don't care about the elected ledges literature and the governor having signed that law in the past, we decided 4-3 we're going to toss out the existing law and run this election under a

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criticism of sensor ship after it blocked "the story" from the new york post. twitter says that was done and it's up dated material that will may have been hacked. the former vp calling it a smear campaign. glenn greenwald is with me now. good afternoon to you. i was checking the new york post twitter feed. they've been blocked overall now for six days and counting. you might facebook and twitter crossed the line far more dangerous than what they sensor. explain that. what do you mean? we have to begin with the premise that silly can giants, twitter, identifies book and google have a degree of power unseen ever in the private sector in american history. people across the political spectrum are concluding that facebook in particular is a -- issued a report making that assertion. republicans law makers like

senator josh hawley who has led the way on this from missouri has said they have to be broken up. they have extraordinary power over information, over data, over the control of our discourse. the argument for suppressing the new york post story was that is it was russian disinformation. i have seen no evidence, none that either it's a russian story or that it's disinformation. even if you assume it is, whatever dangers that come from allowing a story like that to spread is minimal, disinformation spreads all the time from our most influential media outlets, the danger of allowing identifies back, twitter or google to make decisions about what information we as american citizens can and cannot hear, what journalism stories we can and cannot read in the weeks before a presidential election those dangers are more dangerous than any news story like the washington, new york post to

spread. >> like having a mute button at a debate. it will they have the case for making it spread? you can make that argument. i think that what actually happened was when "the story" came out, on that morning, the people were discussing the substance of it. it began trending, people were talking about whether the emails revealed serious misconduct by vice-president biden. people began to talk about it and the metta story d. twitter and face book do wrong things by censoring "the story"? by design it distracted attention away from the substance of the story and moved it to these in as i will larry questions about whether the media are acting in defense of the democrats >> bill: it sort of loses "the story" itself. why do you think there was such a general lack of interest in this story? across the board i mean i think you know i work in journalism, i think

there's no question that most joirn until that lifts believe it is crucial to the country for president trump to be defeated which is their right to believe but worse they decided journalism is go an instrument for making that happen. they've especially concluded they made a mistake in 2016 by reporting on the documents published by wikileaks about the dnc and the hillary clinton and don't want to make that mistake again. the rule they've adopted is if there's a story that reflects poorly on joe biden we're not going to talk about it, we're going to take the lead and discredit it >> bill: basic questions on "the story" have not been refuted, right? where does that lead one, then? well i think it's the critical point, bill. i'm a journal lift who has reported on large archives, secret messages, emails, documents and the like, the questions you want answered are

the documents authentic, are they forgeries? no one in the biden camp? not hunter, joe or anyone with the biden camp have insinuated or stated that the emails are anything other than authentic. there are people in the emails chains who have said they're authentic and there's literally no evidence to suggest that they're forgeries, yet the media is pronouncing it disinformation when the disinformation is coming from the media itself >> bill: i have 308 seconds left, a very big question, if it's unfair i apologize. you're four years down the road, you were big on the investigation four years ago, bill barr, john durham, what have they done with the information? what would you tell the american people saying you told us this was happening and later it proved not to be the case? so where are the answers and what are we left with to believe

now? the cia, fbi are agencies designed to disseminate disinformation. when you hear something from the cia people should be skrept cal of what they're claiming, so much of what they sent the media about russiagate, turned out to be false. we should look at how we treat the information going forward. >> bill: in a moment the judge has cleared the way for members of the grand jury in the briana ta taylor case to speak publicly. what we're hearing from one of those jurors coming up. and now you can save $3000 a year. veterans can shortcut the process with newday's va streamline refi. there's no appraisal, no income verification, and not a single dollar out of pocket. rates are at the lowest they've been in our lifetimes.

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>> bill: breaking today on the ground a judge in kentucky is now allowing an anonymous member of the public to speak openly. what can change here? this is significant, mike it certainly is significant and very unusual that a grand juror is stepping forward.

the januaried jury is still at no one now, liechd as go grand juror number one. saying essentially the only option were the three wanton endangerment charges that were level leveled. i'll read it to you word-for-word. the grand jury was not presented any charges other than the three wanton endangerment charges. the grand jury did not have homicide charges explained to them. the grand jury never heard anything about those laws, they talked about self defense or justification. that was not explained to them. additional charges were answered with the statement that the state did not believe they could make those charges stick. so she said that he or she said that the grand jury was not in agreement that all of the actions were just identified and did not think necessarily it that these should be the other charges but as it was explained to the januaried jury, the

jurors did not get a chance to deliberate any other charges. according to judge o'connell this is not meant to encourage other grand jurors coming forward, this statement oral ruling essentially that is allowing this grand juror to make a statement. not to encourage them to come forward, but they can come forward if they so choose carding to the ruling today >> bill: this is the grand jury level, not the trial jury, and they're arguing they were not allowed the complete slate of charges presented to them? according to this statement from this grand juror who has now come forward with this statement through his or her law firm. according to this statement under the juan ton endangerment charges were a possibility. if they wanted to consider homicide charges that was not a possibility >> bill: very interesting. one more here mike.

has the judge explained why the judge may allowed this person to go public? well it was interesting because some of the statements from the judge were about the secrecy and the tradition of keeping secrecy with grand jury is overall, and the precedent that would set. essentially the judge disagreed with the state's argument that keeping this grand juror quiet would do damage to the policy or the precedent of keeping grand jurors secret >> bill: thank you with the breaking news out of chychrun. nice to see you today. in the meantime we're watching two days of the big debate and the watching the president take off for erie pennsylvania later this evening. that's a county, one of three that the president flipped from three years ago. steven mnuchin and nancy pelosi are apparently still discussing a covid relief bill, we don't

have any updates but we'll let you know throughout the evening and into the morning hours. we're here monday to friday, three clock eastern hoping to make progress every day. set your dvr. here >> neil: all right, bill, thank you. we are following a lot of deadlines and moments. midnight one tonight, nancy pelosi said put up or shut up. not sure what she is putting up. there is zero interest in any big spending plan over half a trillion dollars. the president is pushing the point with republican s, especially in the senate, that we should go big, really big. but that is apparently a lot bigger than mitch mcconnell wants to go. the hassle is not only getting the two sides together in