quotes more troops will vote for biden then trump. folks, it's not about me, it is about him. that is why we have to take care of our military. you vote for me, you are voting for them. and while donald trump does the condemn white supremacy >> it wl not soon be forgotten by me, not by us or not by this country. folks, we have to vote to meet

the challenge of climate crisis as well. more frequent extreme, the west is on fire. we have lost more in connecticut and combined in the west. the midwest, flooding. you know here in iowa, the catastrophic floods and droughts lay waste to lives, livelihoods and whole communities and in the south, east, hurricanes are more severe. and my state's 3 feet above sea level. they are already talking about the change we need to make. we don't have a lot of time. donald trump when they say climate change, he thinks "hoax." and stable genius he calls himself continues to say, when power causes cancer. the same guy who said, by the way, and you think i'm making

this up when he was advised about increasing hurricanes coming across the atlantic with warm water, he said "maybe we should drop a nuclear weapon on them." holy mackerel. this also is a guy that you may recall, the stable genius said the problem with the revolutionary war was we didn't have enough airports. he talks about mental acuity? folks, you look at climate warming. you look at it that way i do. it creates jobs. iowa jobs. jobs across to america. you understand here in iowa, we have created thousands of good paying job because of your dominated wind energy. that is expected. the number of wind jobs will double or triple by 2030 in io iowa.

and notwithstanding the stable genius says when power causes cancer. when power helps save the planet, generates millions of dollars and economic growth and provides good wage jobs. [horns honking] folks, combating climate change means saving the planet, protecting our health and creating millions of good paying jobs, union jobs and wind and solar and carbon capture. [horns honking] iowa farmers are the first in the world to be in a position where they reach net zero missions because we are going to make sure there is a whole lot more land set aside and you get paid for it, deep-rooted products, emissions, reward them. folks, we can do this. there is nothing beyond our capacity. so honk if you want america to lead again. [horns honking] honk if you want america to

trust each other again. [horns honking] honk if you want america to be united again. [horns honking] folks, we cannot afford four more years of donald trump. in 2008 and 2012, you placed your trust in barack obama and me and we work for you for the entire country. i will do it again in 2020. my campaign is a broad coaliti coalition. welcome democrats, republicans, and democrats. i am running as a proud democrat, but i will govern as an american president. [horns honking] i will work as hard for those who don't support me as those who do. and in my administration, there will be no red states or blue states, just the united states of america. [horns honking] folks, i mean this from the bottom of my heart, that is the

job of a president. the duty to care, to care for everyone, to heal. and you too have a sacred duty, a duty to vote. it matters. iowa matters. so in these final days, stay empowered, stay united, stay optimistic. make a plan to vote. vote early! vote on election day! helped get out the vote! go to iowa vote.com/ia. folks come with this president has done everything to try to discourage us. to try to convince us that it doesn't matter. all about illegal voting, all the stuff he's putting out but guess what. he will not be able to stop us at all. [horns honking] despite trump's efforts, a

recent press article two days ago said "never before in modern presidential politics has a candidate been so reliant on widescale efforts to repress the vote as trump." we will not be silenced. 85 million people have already voted so far. [horns honking] we've had enough! [horns honking] folks, look, i will never forget as a kid the words of presiden president kennedy about going to the moon. he used the phrase, he said "we are doing it because we refuse to postpone." well, i refuse to postpone. incredible opportunities are available to the american

people. there was nothing beyond our capacity. there is no limit to our future. no one can say that america -- look, we talk about how we are in trouble. well, nothing can tear america apart except america itself. and that is exactly what donald trump is doing from the beginning. trying to divide america, pitting americans against each other based on race, gender, ethnicity, origin. it is wrong and that's not who we are. folks, everybody knows who donald trump is. we got to let him know who we are. we choose hope over fear. [horns honking] we chose unity over division. [horns honking] science over fiction. and yes, we choose truth overlies! [horns honking] but folks, it is time for us to

stand up, take back our democracy. we can do this! we are so much better than we have been. we can do our best. the united states of america. there is literally not a thing we have ever been unable to do, nothing! the only country in the world that has ever come out of every crisis stronger than when it went in is the united states of america. and with your help, i promise you that is what we will do again. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [horns honking] >> bill: there it is, des moines, iowa, moments ago. he actually wrapped up in the last hour and we wanted you to hear the entire speech there. it all began for joe biden nine months ago and came at a close on tuesday. welcome to frederick, one weekend left. i'm bill hemmer and here we roll on friday before election day. we have been watching both rallies in total to give you a gauge how the two candidates are running very different

campaigns. as always, watch the final stops. watch where they go as we move to tuesday. all right kemal fort trump, biden, trump, harris with covid, big focus for trump and biden the upper midwest come up pants and harris in the sun belt. there is a record 81 million americans who have cast a ballot and how many more will show up on election day? we wait to see that, peter doocy with the biden campaign, jonathan swan the closing campaign strategy and john roberts in green bay, wisconsin, where the president is in the air and coming your way. let's start there, good afternoon. >> good afternoon to you, bill. don't forget the last stop of the 2016 campaign for president trump 1:00 in the morning rally grand rapids, michigan. the president believes that helped put him over the top you're the president just in waterford township, michigan to attack the blue wall again. in other states, michigan,

wisconsin, minnesota. the president won 2 out of 3 and 2016 and he would like to win 3 of 3. here at green bay, it is interesting to note that yesterday president trump received the endorsement of brett favre. the quarter packed, and hall of famer, some buzz that brett favre would be here today but fox news has been told, that he will not be here and so just in speculation by some of the campaign folks thinking it might be a good way to button up where he's trying to button up wisconsin for the president. in waterford township, the president hammering joe biden for declaring that the united states is in for a long, dark, covid filled winner. here is what the president said. the five mix before he said long, dark winter, that is great. that is just what our country needs is a long, dark winter and a leader that talks about it. >> as he was leaving the white house earlier today, a new coronavirus relief bill will just be around the corner right

after the election after months of failed negotiations with the house speaker nancy pelosi and listen to what he had to say. >> we will have a tremendous stimulus package immediately after the election. and i think we will take back the house. >> we will see if they take back the house. the self thought that democrats will continue domination of the house and may be win a seed or two in the senate. yet to be determined. one thing that is a big theme for the day though is coronavirus bill. that is because the president's last stop of the date in minnesota, rochester, minnesota his crowd is being diluted to 250 people. the president initially planned for a rally five or 6,000 people but because of covid restrictions the state is limiting him to 250 people at the rochester airport. the president as he left the white house this morning none too happy about that. listen here. >> we have 25,000 people in

minnesota, which is the last stop today. 25,000 people want to be there. they say you can only have 250 people. so they thought i would cancel. but i'm not canceling. we will find out what happens. we have 25,000 people in minnesota. they are angry at the riots and they know that i stopped them. >> the president also with a disagreement with the mayor of d.c., washington, d.c., aerial bells are putting a lot of pressure on the president's campaign to not have an event election night at the trump hotel and the president said there will be some sort of event. it could be at the white house, somewhere else but a lot of things, built in flux the final stretch of the campaign. >> bill: indeed, thank you, john, a beautiful day, 36 and feels like 52. thank you, john. jonathan swan, a reporter, hello, sir i want your feelings on this friday afternoon and start with the trump campaign. what is the closing message on

the inside? >> well, going into the final mn washington. and national media, but he does one of these blitzes through different counties and states, he does get a lot of coverage. and fanning out surrogates, families, donald trump jr. with an aggressive schedule, eric trump, lara trump, of wonka trump, that is the strategy. and if you look over the last few days, multiple stops in pennsylvania, michigan, a couple of defensive plays in georgia or iowa, which they prefer not to be doing. a little bit of activity in wisconsin. you know, ken, lititz, blitz, blitz right to the to the end most of the rallies. >> bill: have you heard from the campaign what they're feeling is with joe biden strategy now? he had been in wilmington for a long time and this week he's back on the road and conducting a campaign in the way he wants

to do it. how do they contrast that? >> well, a big part of this is knowing that joe biden is not doing much in the campaign at all but drawing that contrast with the biden campaign. the biden campaign refocusing very, very heavily on pennsylvania. they are blitzing pennsylvania in the last few days. and this is there a way of to block donald trump's 270 electoral votes. they believe if they can win pennsylvania, they can make it very, very hard for trump to get to 270. that is his strategy. they have tried to make this selection of referendum on donald trump that has kept joe biden and small footprint. he has done very minimal interviews, media appearances, rally and try to make it a referendum but donald trump's leadership in the pandemic. >> bill: last question. do you see the president doing rallies on election day, which

would have him on the road on tuesday? >> i haven't heard anything to that effect, but nothing would surprise me. he's really running. and it wouldn't surprise me based on what i heard they will add rallies to the schedule if they have already put out. >> bill: okay, the last stop michigan and monday night what it was in grand rapids four years ago. jonathan, nice to see you and thank you for your input. jonathan swan from axios. now we want to compare donald trump and joe biden with taxes if you years ago. >> you can't have your taxes increased. i'm cutting taxes. >> 91 of the top corporate companies in america paid zero federal income tax. >> two very different tax plans presented to voters in 2020. >> did i hear that right? no, he will raise your taxes. >> you are proposing several trillion dollars in spending over the next decade. how will you pay for that? >> by writing the text code. >> team biden making no bones

about tax increases maintaining those hikes are targeted to. >> a guy like biden gets into raise your taxes, quadruple. >> they have taken spending out of context. >> we will not raise taxes on anyone over $400,000. you think it is a good idea when the economy is in dire straits? depending who you are raising them on. one of the biggest differences between the two candidates position on corporate tax rates. >> a lot of americans think that corporations don't pay their fair share of taxes and want to see those tax rates increase. >> bumper taxes were the highest in the world, and now they are among the lower taxes. what that means is jobs. >> he passed a tax bill benefiting the top 1% and the biggest corporations in america. >> neither side is backing down. >> this election is a choice between a trump super recovery and a biden, in my opinion, this is going to happen, i hate to say that depression. >> we are in the middle of

crises. >> and wall street firm, moody's, my economic plan will create 18.6 million jobs in four years. 7 million more than his and a trillion dollars more in economic growth. >> biden for trillion dollar tax increase is a missile aimed at the heart of the middle class. >> that set the table for steve moore and president trump's 2016 campaign, and ultimately chairman of economic advisors under president obama, and the money team on the final friday before the big vote. gentlemen, good afternoon. >> we tried to lay it out in broad strokes. steve, what would a second term do for america and the economy? >> look, i cannot stop smiling the last 24 hours because the greatest economic report may be in the history of the united states yesterday. a closing argument for trump in terms of blockbuster gdp and the unemployment rate is coming down.

we have another huge number of people of unemployment 50 million people of unemployment off in the last six months. so i think trump wants us to be about the economy. if it is about the economy, bill, there was no question donald trump will win. what i could never understand about the joe biden plan and maybe austin can explain this, how do you get more jobs and more growth with a $4 trillion tax increase? by the way, that is bigger than any democratic candidate has proposed before john f. kennedy. >> bill: the lines are drawn. this is the debate, austin, go for it. >> look, the confused and i'm not surprised. the thing is, the trump tax code if trump is reelected, he will do more of the same. and steve views that is a great success and most of america does not view that success. we have 27% of america saying we are on the right track.

on the trump tax cut itself, it has 32% approval. it is the most unpopular tax cut in the history of american polling. precisely because people see it did not work. it was a giveaway to big corporations and very rich people. >> bill: spilling millions. >> invested -- >> bill: what about the trillion dollar spinning, answ answer. >> the trillion dollar spending. >> the trillion dollar spent that president biden would do our investments in infrastructure and things that will help the middle class to grow. cutting taxes even further, which the trump administration has proposed $30 billion more tax cuts for billionaires. that didn't work the first time they did it and so we would be far better off directing that money. >> bill: steve, i will give you a shot here, just in broad

strokes, the market is down every day this week. covid cases are up, and as you mentioned that gt gnomic gdp numbers are up as well. what happened to all those factors? do they cancel one another out? >> we will see, bill. as bill clinton used to say, the economy is stupid then obviously trump will win the election. the problem with your argument, austin, the tax cuts didn't work, by the end of 2019 within three years, we have the lowest poverty rate in the history of the united states. we have the lowest unemployment rate in the history of the united states. we have the biggest income gains and the history of the united states. my goodness, how is that not a success? >> two of those three are not factually correct. >> yes, they are. we have the lowest unemployment rate and income gains. >> bill: austin. >> those are not true. we did not have the biggest income gain. >> bill: hang on, steve. >> and now, we have

out-of-control bundled response to the disease that they continue to downplay and say it will go away like a miracle. it is bringing our economy to its knees. >> bill: okay, gentlemen. >> you lose $100 million and get back 65, you are not better off. >> bill: a week from today we will find out who is a right. >> the statistics come i'm right about those statistics. >> thank you, steve, thank you. chris wallace weighing in on the state of the race as we go across the midwest on the campaign blitzed. the feds reportedly have been investigating hunter biden since last december. then greenwald on that and why he said he quit his own publication because of censorship. >> russia was not involved in any of this and nobody certainly not even joe biden disputes these emails are another text messaging and completely are real and authentic. ♪ room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo.

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>> bill: president trump and joe biden tracing votes across middle ground states. and they need to establish the blue law. in 2016, president trump was the first republican to win wisconsin since 1984. we will see him next hour in green bay. sunday anchor chris wallace, good afternoon to you. we have arrived the final week and for days on the calendar. how do you see it today, chris? >> well, first of all this is not a normal final beacon because we have had this explosion of early votes both m. 82 million people have already voted and my guess is election day it will be close to 90 million and that will be over two-thirds of the total vote in the 2016 election so those are votes already banked. and they are not paying

attention to what is happening on the final election week. but there will be tens of millions of people who do vote on election day. you are right. the key as we always expected are the upper midwest and also pennsylvania. pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. curious that both candidates are campaigning today in minnesota. minnesota has not voted for a republican for president since richard nixon. a landslide victory in 1972. 11 straight times that minnesota has gone for a democrat. it is interesting, not so surprising because hillary clinton only won by less than 2% come i think 1.5%. so it is interesting that the president would go there but even more interesting that joe biden would feel the need to go there in the final days. but i think the key to this race will be wisconsin, michigan, and especially pennsylvania. i'm not sure that either of these candidates can win 270

electoral votes and the presidency without a victory in pennsylvania. >> bill: well stated. minnesota 44,000 votes in 2016. even reagan did not capture minnesota, the home state and i think we will go over it time and again. speaking of next week, i have charts and graphs on my desk trying to figure out among the battle states which states count ballots prior to election day. which states count ballots on election day, which states have extended deadlines after election day to count absentee ballots. it is going to be incompetent upon all of us to educate our viewers as we move through the night on tuesday evening. but what have you thought about that as this plays out in real time? >> well, it will dramatically affect a power player on sunday but the most important with all due respect to you and me and brett and martha, the most important person fox news on

election night. that is a fellow arne in michigan, who is he? the head of the fox news election decision team. he and i went over this weekend and this week and it will be on "fox news sunday" as a power player how they do it. you were exactly right, some states like florida, they count the mayland ballots first. some states like pennsylvania they count the mayland pellets last pier that will have a dramatic impact. for instance, we assume and have every reason to believe that the early voters and especially the mayland voters will skew towards biden. in a state like florida come if you see a big biden lead early in the evenings, that may be the segment of the vote while the day of voting will skew towards trump on the other hand and pennsylvania come a big margin for trump early, that will not take into account the mail and ballots counted last and we may get the evening or not until the

day or two or three after. all of that is up for grabs. you were exactly right, you have to know what the rules are in each state to know what that early count, early in the evening, but that that tends to favor one candidate or the other. >> bill: it is tricky. it could be tricky and we will roll through it. >> thank you, sir see you on sunday chris wallace fox of fox news sunday and we will see you next tuesday. over the weekend trump campaign senior advisor corey lewandowski will join the democratic senator amy klobuchar in the battleground state of minnesota peer that is on your local fox nation so check your tv listings. we will see you sunday. said to be investigating hunter biden and associates, greenwald said he quit because trying to censor his article on joe biden. the response from former publication in a moment next. >> the cia and the deep state operatives became heroes of the liberal left and the people who support the democratic party.

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>> bill: we showed you earlier in the hour joe biden in a rally in iowa. and also visiting minnesota, wisconsin today. his campaign is calling reports about hunter biden's alleged business dealings for sweeter campaign. peter doocy picks up coverage waiting st. paul, minnesota with former vp to hold an event there a drive-in event and a matter of what come an hour from now. peter, good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, bill, last time we were in minnesota with joe biden first day of early voting and that was the middle of september but since the end the campaign has not carved out in a time for the candidate to have any events on the ground here. that changed yesterday when the added two days ahead, a stop and advertised as stopping in iowa and wisconsin. >> i'm in minnesota. democrats won minnesota in 2016

are you concerned? >> no, not concerned. we will be in iowa, wisconsin i will stop in minnesota. i will not take anything for granted. we will work for every vote until the last minute. >> asked for the first stop in iowa, the first time joe biden spent a ton of time ahead of the caucuses and eventually fourth behind pete buttigieg, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. they made stops last summer and today joe biden at the fairgrounds lamented the state fair was canceled this year for the first time since world war ii. the core of the biden messages the same as it was when the fourth-place finish the campaign to restore to solve the nation. they do not want to talk about allegations that biden may have knew about family members cashing in on the forename, and by tony bobulinksi. the spokesman tells him we will not weigh seconds on the smear campaign. if you want to talk about corruption, let's look at donald trump.

he's paid more money in texas to china than he has for the united states of america. this is a statement where the president is trying to make inroads up nor in the range to crack down on china for manipulating the market price of steel. joe biden hoping to run up the score here in populated areas, minneapolis and st. paul, bill. >> bill: thank you, peter appeared back to you shortly, peter doocy minnesota from 2016, by the way, st. paul with the vice president jewel vp minneapolis to the west. the president will be there as well, working rochester, minnesota, and down here the blue county. i want you to see something on the map from eight years ago. you see the blue, you see the red, this is where president obama did so well. the southern part along the border with the dakotas up in the north, the iron range. 2016 all of that red being blue and rather of the blue into red and that is where the trump campaign is seen here. fun fact, hillary clinton beat

donald trump in 2016 in the state of minnesota by 44,000 votes. another fun fact, if you like this kind of stuff, i do, the same year 2016, donald trump beat hillary clinton in pennsylvania by 44,000 votes. covid times. air force one expected to land soon and green bay on the edge of lake michigan in brown county. president trump did better than 2,016th then he did state wide. remember now, wisconsin was won by less than one point. both campaigns see that state critical to winning the white house and biden in milwaukee later tonight. political insider, and columnists platform communications, bryan llenas, good day to you. what is going on? ten electoral votes and what happen in your state in 2016. they were separated by less than a point. where was wisconsin in 2020, brian? >> i think wisconsin is tighter

than five national would suggest. certainly incredible energy on the ground and an opportunity to appeal to the left swing voters although komeito position. and i think you said it with the appearances today, it is a tale of two candidates. so you have president donald trump going to green bay exactly where the republicans need him to be here the reason for that, it is a key swing state that has done well for republicans the past couple of cycles so the president can go and turn out voters and turn out the middle class voters still supporting him and hopefully sure things up with those kind of hire end suburban voters with that democrats have made inroads with. that is different than joe biden playing defense in milwaukee. >> bill: you mentioned milwaukee, this is green bay and this is where you are, by the way. the president did well 56% in the county alone. he's been working this area of wisconsin, 61%. you can pop around a lot of the rural counties throughout the state and see how that came out four years ago. this is milwaukee down here are

a sliver of blue. here is what i find interesting about milwaukee here and hang on here, come on, it's not working for me, brian, in milwaukee, you have 37% of african-americans and if you look at hillary clinton's share of the vote in the county in 2016, she did not meet the measure that barack obama had in 2012. how do you see that right now four years later? >> this is why joe biden is here and why democrats are actually afraid because what they have been chasing is the ability to have turnout nonblack voters like brock had appeared they did not get for clinton and in fact she had the same problems appear they talk a lot about how joe biden has a better connection with the african-american community the then bill clinton. the challenges, they are trying to get the obama stop turn out so rather than joe biden going into some of the suburban areas for the democrats to make end roads rather than maybe pure offense in republican territory

and spread the map and wisconsin, he is there in milwaukee trying to appease the african-american vote and make sure they turn out on tuesday. >> bill: i have the machine working. here is when we will show you my hillary clinton got 280,000 votes in milwaukee. in 2012 barack obama 232,000. that could be a sizable difference in a state that was decided by some 20,000 votes. and you can make the same case in wayne county, which is detroit, which is where we will see joe biden and barack obama on saturday. >> correct. and joe biden, the truth is can do quite of lot better than hillary clinton and fall short of what democrats need in wisconsin and the african-american vote. >> bill: parenchyma nice to see you, and we will find out together from wisconsin today, thank you for your time. >> thanks, bill. a full day continues and former vice president biden will be in minnesota and we expect both of

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>> bill: it is rarely time. it feels like a campaign, doesn't it? wisconsin, the president they are in a matter of minutes pair the second stop today and one more on the calendar. tomorrow he rips it in places like pennsylvania. in the meantime, joe biden was in des moines earlier today. he will be in st. paul, minnesota, momentarily. ramsey county, just east of minneapolis. we will see the two play out there. in fact, later today and in the evening, the president will be in minnesota. he will be a little south of st. so watch that. in the meantime, mike thornberry

of texas, russia, trying to divide the u.s. sometimes we make that all look too easy. he is the leading congress after 26 years and sit down with national security correspondent for this exclusive interview. she has live in the pentagon, and what did you hear? good afternoon to you? >> good afternoon, bill, congressman thornberry six rancher of texas. i spoke with the committee. >> what are you concerned about election night in terms of national security threats? >> oh, i would say this information and efforts to further widen the divide, the divisiveness that exist in our country. >> do you feel confident the elections will be fair and not subject to a tie?

>> i do. the goal, particularly of russia is not necessarily to dictate the results of the election. it is to sow division within our country. and sometimes, we make that all too easy. >> why is the rate so close in texas? >> texas is changing. plus, a number of people who have reflexively voted republican over the years are -- have problems with president trump's tone, manner. character is an issue also so. >> will texas turn blue? >> i don't think so. i think it will be closer than it has been in a long time. and texas will be more of a political battleground than any time in my political lifetime. >> do you think the republican party has changed since you came to washington? >> both parties have changed a lot since i came to washington. when i came here, there really

were conservative democrats and relatively moderate, if not slightly liberal republicans. and all of that has gone away. i'm often asked "what keeps you up at night?" it is no foreign threats that worry me. we can handle russia, the iran. but we can self-destruct. >> the department of homeland security will have a rapid response cyber war room set up on election night to tamp down disinformation so local election officers can: if they see anything unusual. also, the national guard is putting forth cyber experts and cyber units, especially in places like washington state where they have national guards who are experts in cyber security. a back to you, bill. >> bill: hopefully we will not needed. the wanting and new york city took up of calm. thank you jennifer griffin from the pentagon, nice to see appeared a moment ago, st. paul, minnesota, the former vice prest joe biden is now arriving there.

he will continue his no malarkey tour on the back of that jacket. a group of folks assembled there in cars. it is chilly in the upper midwest as we have seen. green bay, des moines, a little bit earlier today and a moment here with st. paul, minnesota. the sun is out though and that is my spirit and a moment could texas and 38 electoral votes relate term blue? we are alive and tell us to give you an answer on that. ♪

>> bill: today is the last day folks in texas can head to the polls for early voting. vice president candidate kamala harris making a stop in fort worth. more than 9 million texans have cast their vote for far. that is more than the total number of voters in the state back in 2016. reporting in dallas this afternoon. hey, casey, kc. >> hey, bill. that's a whole lot of people. 1996, by the way, that is the last time that a democratic candidate on a presidential ticket has made a stop in texas that's close to an election, and that was then-president bill clinton when he was running against bob dole, and today, the democratic vice presidential candidate, kamala harris, broke that streak a short time ago, holding a campaign event in

fort worth. next, she is added to mcallen, texas, which is down near the border, and then she is finishing up with a rally in houston. >> today is the last day of early voting in texas. we want to make sure that we see it through, and then let's make sure on election day, everybody we know has made sure that their voice, their powerful voice, is represented in this election through their vote. >> now, early voting has been underway here since october 13th, as you said. a record-setting 9 million plus ballots have already been cast. that surpasses the record of about 8.9 million. of course, the big question is does this or not mean texas will remain a ruby red state? i can tell you that the latest real clear politics average does show president trump by the lead

here in texas, but it is only by 2.3% you're not a very wide margin. >> bill: thanks. we will see how it turns out together. kc's vehicle they are in dallas. going to pop over. we've got about 2 minutes. what i will show you is what is going to happen over the weekend here now. there was a big story in florida because trump and biden were both down here in hillsboro. the part of the stay where you win. democrats down here. a lot of republicans in the panhandle. they will be in minnesota, that something perhaps a week ago, not a lot of people expected to see. joe biden will be in st. paul and minneapolis. the president will be in rochester. over the weekend on saturday, the story is really going to move. the state of michigan, the reason being barack obama will be with joe biden. for the first time that they have been together in person. they have done a virtual chat or resume.

that is flint, michigan. fair number of votes for hillary clinton. in 2016. then they are coming down to wayne county. we were discussing this they are a reporter from wisconsin a short time ago. that's where you find a lot of democratic votes. she got half of a million votes in wayne county alone. the issue here to keep an eye on, heavily african-american. barack obama turned almost 600,000 votes in 2012. but again, hillary clinton was well short of that. so then, where is that particular voting block? in 2016, something that came up in some of the early -- some of the early voting results that have come out of florida already. some reporting suggesting that african-americans have been solved towards joe biden. we will see whether or not that is the case. there was a big moment over the weekend on sunday.

souls to the polls. african-american churches all around these battleground stat states. we will see if we will be changing their reporting thus far in places like florida. also want to let you know we talked with david about the final stretch. you can find out our conversation on this addition of "hammer thhflush hemmer time" p. he made a prediction four years ago, and he turned out to be right. we are revisiting that four years later. we will be back tomorrow. special edition of "bill hemmer reports" on halloween, so don't miss that. in the meantime, boo. he was neil cavuto.

>> neil: all right. no tricks, lots of treats if you are fans of the juco presidential candidates. on the left of your screen. we are keeping it in green bay, wisconsin. the president is there to address his supporters. i believe that this is one of the few days of the year, actually. traveled to multiple locales. both of these states, wisconsin and minnesota, crucial must haves. we are following that.