walter, now before i get into you, walter you know i lost my title, you know, i get it.both now own land in montana. and before the show he gave me another title. he made me a sheriff of my property so i'm very excited because i'm now law and order. >> michele there we go. >> tyrus: thank you. thank you, mr. kirn. and because i wear glasses now and i have the shakes i'll put it on later. walter you've seen it all, in the monologue i was joking but there was a time where we found common ground and something as silly as a beer commercial we all would talk about it. how have we gotten so far away from one single thing. >> walter: greg gutfeld has a hot to do with that. i think he's divided the nation more than anyone. >> tyrus: kat and i have been saying this privately >> kat: yeah but we just say craig butterfield. >> walter: remember when all the late night hosts agreed and greg came along and gave another perspective? america's never recovered from that. i was sitting here trying to think, can i find something nice to say about president biden, you know, what could it be

he will work from the walter reed offices. there is a suite of offices and he will obviously be monitored for covid-19. your thoughts. >> apparently the situation is set up at walter reed, it's a whole floor, lots of bedrooms, offices. it's kind of like a mini white house. he is going to be able to work there. but i think there's going to be tremendous interest in what exactly are his symptoms, how he's feeling. and there's going to be a lot of pressure on him to actually speak to either reporters or address the nation. it's a big deal. he is going to need at some point to reassure the country that he is okay. >> bret: steve, there's a lot of animus all over social media. there's a divided country. in moments like this, praying for and wishing good thoughts for the first family of the united states, the commander in chief of our country, is a pretty good thing to do. >> it shouldn't matter what your politics are. it shouldn't matter what your views are on donald trump. i'm saying prayers for donald trump. i hope people who, re

i'm going to walter reed hospital. think i'm doing very well. but were going to make sure that things work out. so, thank you very much, i appreciated to, i will never forget. thank you. >> jon: while democrats have been quick to criticize the president, his challenger joe biden takes a different path. his campaign pulling all negative ads and biden himself offered condolences to president trump and first lady melania trump who tested positive for coronavirus. >> sending my prayers for the health and safety of the first lady and the president of the united states. after they tested positive for covid-19. this is not a matter of politics. if it's a racing reminder to all of us that we need to take it seriously and it's not going away automatically. >>> jon: right now, the presidents in walter reed national medical center and he was taken friday evening after receiving experimental antibody treatment at the white house. if the president boarding marine one wearing a mask and giving a thumbs up and he did not speak well.

walter reed medical center is the preeminent place.f you're going to get medical care from anyone, that's the place to be. i also think to your point and it's a good one, i think it will renew people sensitive taking precautions early. if you have any symptoms, self isolate and try to get a test and follow doctor's orders. not everybody in america has access to walter reed. but the president of the united states is not just any average american. he is the commander-in-chief and the leader of the free world. >> juan: my neighborhood is where the old walter reed was. >> jesse: before we get to you, juan, the biden campaign is removing all negative ads. that came in. they are removing all negative ads on the internet and facebo facebook. >> juan: walter reed used to be in my neighborhood in washington. now it's over in bethesda, as bret baier was explain. i have been there. to sign books and meet people. i recently was right across at the national institute for health. and i've got to tell you, it's an amazing -- looks like something out

walter reed is a phenomenal source for the nation. he's going to be okay. >> what you do make of the day-to-day prognosis. would you consider that normal at the moment? >> absolutely. maybe a little ahead of normal. you know, when the president is saying, hey, i feel like i can walk out of here right now, pan being fever-free, typically they say, three days after the fever is gone, c.d.c. has said, you know, you're basically okay. so, you know, i think he's in a great place. probably ahead of it. >> you heard the news about the senate. this is developing at this hour, i don't know if you're aware of it earlier, but they will adjourn until the 19th of october as i just mentioned. what about the covid bill? does the situation like this give it more urgency? does it get members of congress off the point of being stuck, sir? >> you know, bill, i don't think this impacts the negotiations at all. you know, and in talking to majority leader hoyer just yesterday, he was pretty optimistic that, you know, in his words, we're working out our tac

and walk in to walter reed. it was a very quiet moment. you would think that with so many people here there would have been a lot of noise. it was very quiet. it was very surreal. and now president trump is inside the nation's premier military hospital. you oftentimes hear about walter reed in the news when a president comes here to spend some time with wounded troops. this is where a lot of them come and spend some time after serving in iraq and afghanistan and other war zones around the world. and now president trump is going to be staying here not just for a few hours. is he going to be staying here for the next few days. and, martha, he is not just going to be staying in a small hotel room like you or i would be staying. in he has an entire suite, this massive secure complex inside walter reed that was made pro-sizely for moments like this. it hasn't been used very much. we know that president ronald reagan actually stayed here at walter reed overnight back in 1989 after a minor surgery. so, it hasn't been used a ton. but it is going t

he has been at walter reed medical center since friday. the white house physician says he's now fever-free. for an update on president trump's condition we go to brian lega -- bryanllenas. reporter: the six-room suite includes an intensive care unit and secure conference room. the president released a four-minute video reassuring americans he's feeling better. president trump: i came here, wasn't feeling so well. i feel much better now. we are working hard to get me all the way back. i have to be back because we still have to make america great again. we have done an awfully good job of that. but we still have steps to go, and we finished that job. i think i will be back soon. reporter: the latest update reads in part from dr. sean conley. president trump continues to do well after making significant progress since diagnosis. he remains fever-free with a saturation oxygen level of between 96 and 98 percent. former new jersey governor chris chris tee tweeted saturday night that he checked himself into the hospital hours after he tested posi

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

so we basically moved the white house to walter reed. this is a man who had no intention of ever resting. but just accepting whatever therapeutics. we'll have a doctor on in a few minutes. but as you can expect, the country was fearful. but now it look like things are on the mend. >> i think the country was fearful. but i can tell you some of the fears were irrational. i have seen some of the reports, and all of the pictures about transition of power and who's going to replace this pen or that person. and while that may make for good clicks on the internet or make for great hyperbole on tv. there was never a consideration and never even a risk with the transition of power. what i find appalling is taking a real severe health issue that millions of people around the world have had to struggle with. a lot of people can identify with this. and this is a virus that we came from china. we didn't know what it was all about. and honestly we are finding out more and more. from his heart, he spoke to the american people. we filmed his address to

walter, let me explain this to you.in 2008 there were more breakups on this date december 11th than any other day making it the unofficial breakup day and experts believe it has to do with the holidays. do you think that dumping someone is a way to get out of getting them a gift? >> walter: yeah, exactly. and so this is breakup day but what's makeup day? it's the day after valentine's. so, if you can imagine to break up with someone right before christmas, stay broken up for a couple of months and then get back together right after valentine's, you've gotten out of two gifts. >> greg: which you can then spend on your new girlfriend. whatever that means. kat, you know, do people time brakeups to save money on gifts? but then you have to balance that the possibility you might not have someone with you on new year's eve >> kat: yeah, i've never been given the luxury of having like a calculated breakup. it's been like a very messy passionate down in flames type situation. and it also like, also you stayed broken up is key.

i am going to walter reed hospital. i think i am doing very well but we will make sure things work out, the first lady is doing very well so thank you very much, appreciate it, i will never forget it. >> democrats were quick to criticize the president suggesting he didn't take proper precautions, joe biden took the high road pooling all negative ads and offering condolences to donald trump in first lady milania who tested positive for coronavirus. >> sending my prayers for the health and safety of the first lady and the president of the united states after they tested positive for covid-19. this is not a matter of politics. it is a bracing reminder to all of us we have to take this virus seriously. it is not going away automatically. >> a rare move sending the president walter reed hospital for care and more rare, he first received an experiment antibody treatment at the white house that hasn't been approved by the fda as more officials in the president's inner circle test positive for the virus. lucas tomlinson live at

the president is here and resting comfortably at walter reed.nfortunate circumstances with the inner circle, kellyanne conway has tested positive for covid-19. she said on twitter my symptoms are mild and i feel fine. i have begun a quarantine process. my heart is with everyone affected by this global pandemic. he attended the confirmation event this saturday and so did a lot of other shalls. we don't know -- officials. we don't know if that was a super spreader event. amy coney barrett was there and tested negative. dramatic images as marine-1 departed the white house. the president recorded a video he posted on twitter. >> i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support. i am going to walter reed medical center. i think i am doing very well. but we are going to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget it. thank you. >> i mentioned kellyanne conway has tested positive for covid-19. a number of other folks in the president's inner circle have tested negative

so we basically moved the white house to walter reed. this is a man who had no intention of ever resting. but just accepting whatever therapeutics. we'll have a doctor on in a few minutes. but as you can expect, the country was fearful. but now it look like things are on the mend. >> i think the country was fearful. but i can tell you some of the fears were irrational. i have seen some of the reports, and all of the pictures about transition of power and who's going to replace this pen or that person. and while that may make for good clicks on the internet or make for great hyperbole on tv. there was never a consideration and never even a risk with the transition of power. what i find appalling is taking a real severe health issue that millions of people around the world have had to struggle with. a lot of people can identify with this. and this is a virus that we came from china. we didn't know what it was all about. and honestly we are finding out more and more. from his heart, he spoke to the american people. we filmed his address to

here at walter reed. there are dozen and dozens of his supporters lining the street right outside walter reed where the president has been for 24 hours, a little over 24 hours. they are waving flags, honking horns. and their message is clear. they are trying to get president trump the support he needs to fight through the coronavirus. that video that president trump recorded inside walter reed that was posted about an hour ago was welcome news for every american because it shows he at least sounded healthy. it was important because it came at the ends of a very confusing day. it started with the president's doctors delivering that press conference saying that he was doing very well. but right after that press conference was over a senior administration official reported to be chief of staff mark meadows, he said there were some very troubling signs yesterday when president trump was first brought to walter reed. he made it sounds like it was touch-and-go. he said the next 48 hours was going to be critical

here at walter reed. there are dozen and dozens of his supporters lining the street right outside walter reed where the president has been for 24 hours, a little over 24 hours. they are waving flags, honking horns. and their message is clear. they are trying to get president trump the support he needs to fight through the coronavirus. that video that president trump recorded inside walter reed that was posted about an hour ago was welcome news for every american because it shows he at least sounded healthy. it was important because it came at the ends of a very confusing day. it started with the president's doctors delivering that press conference saying that he was doing very well. but right after that press conference was over a senior administration official reported to be chief of staff mark meadows, he said there were some very troubling signs yesterday when president trump was first brought to walter reed. he made it sounds like it was touch-and-go. he said the next 48 hours was going to be critical

[laughter] walter, good to see you.r your opinions i love the story is the best story is the best karmic story of the year. for this earlier don't you th think? >> walter: i think the democratic party said it's time to lock joe biden in the garage. it's probably a good idea you select like a vintage corvette joe biden. he's kind of nostalgic to look at but if you take it out and drive it in my breakdown and you can't get parts. [laughs] [laughs] is also like a vintage corvette and that he doesn't meet modern emission standards. [cheers and applause] no catalytic converter that obnoxious tailpipe emissions. >> greg: that is so true. >> walter: why are there documents in the garage? it's in every thing on a computer these days? i'm the only documents left our marriage licenses, the declaration of independence so what is in their? like the magna carta? to use a bit of your metaphor if this is a plot by the democrats which it might be to get amount it's like you're trying to get the car keys from gramps. that's what the try

as we await the walter reed news conference, yesterday's session at walter reed drew a lot of controversy, the president's personal physician, dr. sean conley was asked whether the president had ever been on supplemental oxygen. let's look at part of his answer. >> has he ever been on supplemental oxygen? >> right now he is not. he is not on oxygen right now. howie: jedediah, the ap later reported that president trump actually had been on supplemental oxygen at the white house on friday before going to the hospital. now, dr. conley gave a generally upbeat you assessment of the president's health which came as a relief. moments later, white house chief of staff mark meadows, it was in a video of similar saying to reporters i want to go off the record with some of you all, was not as optimistic saying the president's vital were very concerning and the next 48 hours would be critical. journalists are getting totally conflicting assessments from these senior officials. isn't that affair assessment of the way this played out yesterday? >> that is a fair assessment. i myself was trying to follo

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walters was 93 years old. new developers in idaho murder mystery for the suspect is now been arrested in connection to the brutal killings of fort university of idaho students for 28-year-old bryan kohberger is facing four first-degree murder charges and felony burglary his arrest comes just about seven weeks after the students were found dead in their off-campus home. president biden's family or spend the holiday weekend and the u.s. virgin islands as 2022 come so close. jackie heinrichs has the details. >> lee president has said many times he intends to run for reelection. but would need to talk it over with his family. he has targeted this weeks vacation in st. croix for that discussion for the first lady's' obvious privileged told fox about she and the biden family are very supportive. now we are just awaiting any word on a decision. >> he talked to found that running for reelection sir? [inaudible] book so we are expecting an announcement one way or another very early in the new year. a new fox news poll

>> greg: yes walter?see the news is supposed to depress you that's why they advertise antidepressants. it's a perfect circumstanceical and now it's breaking up. because the antidepressants aren't working greg: that is such a great point. we make you feel bad and then try this drug that will make you feel better. perfect. >> tyrus: no, not perfect, because looking for news is like going on a treasure hunt through stupidity. like you just want the news, and then the so-called anchor then gives you their opinion. i didn't ask for that. just tell me the weather, the sidewalk winding and where the killers are at so i can plan my vacation, sir. like they just -- you go to watch the news and then they'll have a panel of experts who aren't experts telling you their opinions and what they think. and you can go stand out -- you can turn around and ask your wife her opinion, you know, for the same thing. it's just ridiculous. it's not news. the problem is people aren't depressed because of news, it's hard to get rea

let's get to gillian turner live at walter reed medical center. gillian also in yellow but has more information than just that. >> reporter: we try to make it work for you guys. president trump's medical team here at walter reed military hospital say that he could in fact be headed home to 1600 pennsylvania avenue as soon as today. but that is only if the upward trajectory of his symptoms that they have been reporting since yesterday continues. take a listen to his pulmonologist speaking yesterday. >> he's ambulating himself, walking around the white house medical unit without limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his cardiac, liver and kidney function demonstrates continued normal findings or improving findings. >> reporter: yesterday, the team here adding detail about the president's considerable drug regimen, after facing explosive criticism over the weekend for misstating the reality of the president's condition. take a listen. >> we continue to plan to use a five-day course of remdesivir. in response to transient low oxygen le

kristin fisher in walter reed. there are questions about what exactly set off the white house covid outbreak and when and more people announced they too have tested above -- positive for the virus. >> well, trace the president is at walter reed staff says he's actively running the country. later on today the president expected to get a briefing from national security team and update on foreign policy matters. they will be working remotely and briefing president at walter reed. fox news has learned that the -- that the president's body man, personal aide tested positive for the virus, nick luna, white house chief correspondent john roberts confirming that. despite uptick in cases, staff remains committed to carrying out their work. >> i see a number of colleagues here this morning that tested negative for 3 or 4 straight days in a row. so, you know, if people test positive, they'll be quarantined and we will follow the procedure that is the cdc has but what i can tell you there are many men and women at the pentagon

we are looking live at the walter reed national medical center. let's talk about how the president has handled the diagnosis, treatment, messaging as well as the president's prognosis for recovery. senior political analyst brit hume with dr. janice, a fox news contributor. doctor, let me start with you. his doctors sound positive today. he is obviously going to the white house, but one line caught everybody and perked ears saying, he's not out of the woods yet. your thoughts on him heading back this evening? >> sure, bret, he has 74 years old, his gender, his age, and his weight put him at a substantially higher risk of complications for coronavirus. but as of today as of right now, his vital stable in oxygen level normal limits, not a peep ran 72 hours and is feeling well. no respiratory complications and no difficulty breathing, shortness of breath or cough. he will receive his fourth dose of remdesivir, the drug to help stop the virus from replicating in the body. then he will head back to the white house where he will continue to quarantine. h

i'm going to walter reed hospital. i think i'm doing very well.ut we are going to make sure that things work out. the first ladies doing very we well. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget it. thank you. >> tucker: how sick is the president tonight? sick enough to go to the hospital. how much should we read into it? how concerned should we be? we're going to spend the rest of this hour doing our best to find out. we will speak to a number of people close to the first family including the residence on. were going to start tonight with the white house correspondent kevin corke who joins us from outside walter reed. hey, kevin. >> good evening. there are three major angles on the story. obviously there is the health angle. there's also the governance angle and there's the political angle. first the health angle as we all have heard throughout the afternoon, the white house felt like out of an abundance of caution was important to get to the president here. doctors have said this gives them an opportunity to work in a facility that

here at walter reed. there are dozen and dozens of his supporters lining the street right outside walter reed where the president has been for 24 hours, a little over 24 hours. they are waving flags, honking horns. and their message is clear. they are trying to get president trump the support he needs to fight through the coronavirus. that video that president trump recorded inside walter reed that was posted about an hour ago was welcome news for every american because it shows he at least sounded healthy. it was important because it came at the ends of a very confusing day. it started with the president's doctors delivering that press conference saying that he was doing very well. but right after that press conference was over a senior administration official reported to be chief of staff mark meadows, he said there were some very troubling signs yesterday when president trump was first brought to walter reed. he made it sounds like it was touch-and-go. he said the next 48 hours was going to be critical

the president plans to leave walter reed at 6:30 p.m. eastern tonight. our coverage continues now on the fox news channel on cable and satellite, more a lot later with your local news on this fox nation. until then, i'm bill hemmer. fox news new york. in our coverage continues on cable. doctor, how do you evaluate the question and answer from the doctors. >> i was very fascinated by the fact that it sounds like the president was in really, really good shape. if it was anyone else, john q. public, we would anticipate or encourage them to stay in close contact with their doctor and to make sure that they did not in fact lose track of the patient because, you know, it can turn on a dime. but you know with the vital signs and his pulse oxygenation, the fact that he's on remdesivir and dexamethasone, what the doctors did not mention or what dr. conley did not mention his he's is on his usual covid-19 regimen. we usually throw in a blood that are there to make sure he doesn't plot because micro clots are major source of problems in the patient's lungs that hav

him walking off of the helicopter at walter reed. he was ambulatory.

just stay at walter reed.lmost any office i have seen in my life from what i have seen. you can be productive there i think it would be terrible to go and have to go back again. ainsley: the doctors would not let him leave if they didn't think it was the right measure. brian: right. one of the doctors is the one that says the president could be out as early as today. my feeling is be safe. if you are worried about the markets. the markets would hate for you to go back and forth. steve: the worry is if he returns too early it could lead to a second trip to walter reed. and walter reed is where gillian turner is standing by with the very latest on the president's condition. so, jillian, have you got the perfect spot because if he were to exit that hospital right behind you, you would. >> pretty good. steve: he had a drive by yesterday. any idea what time if he is released what would happen? >> we don't know a time yet brian, ainsley and steve. so overnight the president's medical team did not confirm when exactl

the president is now currently at walter reed hospital. he has an office wing inside of the hospital after testing positive for covid-19. the white house saying it's an abundance of caution. >>. joining us on how this impacts the 2020 race. former deputy chief of staff of george bush 43. karl rove is with us. we're at the height of a political campaign. not an ideal team or convenient team for anybody to get a positive covid result. you know walter reed well. you know the office that exists for a president. your thoughts overall and the campaign and maybe on the media mob like "the new york times." >> yeah. the white house is smart to adopt a transparent attitude. as soon as they knew, which was apparently late last night, they let people know in a presidential tweet. mark meadows went out to brief. that was very good. speaks of an attitude that we're going to be transparent about this and tell you everything we know. that's good. moving the president to walter reed is a very good move. there's a medical unit in the eisenhower executive of

that's the latest here at walter reed.when we'll be getting another briefing or update on the president's condition. the president is tweeting that he's doing very well. he's getting down to a little bit of business. he said our great usa wants stimulus. work together and get it done. this isn't just any old hospital room president trump is staying in. he's in an executive suite that was made for this purpose. there are places for him to eat, sleep, work. and rooms for senior staff to be there with him so he can get the work he needs to do done. but as of now it's unclear how many more days president trump will be here. eric: it seems self more days at least. trump supporters honking and waving? what a scene. >> this crowd has been growing by the hour. there are -- i'm pretty bad at eyeballing numbers. but i would say there are 50 people or so, most of them with very large trump flags. this has become quite a rallying spot for trump supporters. le you will hear some protesters driving by shouting things at them. but they a

would be historic, walter, really would. >> now what john f.nnedy we had the first catholic american president, with barack obama we had the first african-american president. and now, mike, i think it's time for the kind of american i am, to be president. >> and what kind of america are you? >> i am a proud mannequin american. >> that's an interesting idea. and you know, i don't think anyone whose he' made of wood has ever been president before. >> no, but al gore and mitt romney have come awful close. >> mike: walter, if you're going to run for president, which party are you affiliated with. >> i'm not sure. i'm considering starting a whole new one, maybe i'll be a re-puppet-kin. or think of becoming a dummy-kratt. >> will there be a first lady? >> you bet and a second and third and fourth. >> walter be, don't you think it's a little much? >> it did hurt bill clinton. >> what about the theme song. >> i've got the perfect one for washington d.c. ♪ i've got friends in low place ♪ >> i tell you, terry, all this have campaigning is exhausting, and

in january, walters wrote saying she had contacted c in.'s piers more began on her behalf and how terrific you are and attached the resume', appropriate? >> not appropriate and much to barbara walter's credit she owned up immediately and said she made a mistake and was sorry, apologized, a great reporter and great anchor over many, many years, she shouldn't have done it and she knows it. >> jon: so, jim, she also wrote to a former abc news executive richard wald now at the columbia journal echl school journalism school and tried to get his support. >> this is a window into the world of celebrity get. how you get access to the fill in the blank person who is famous at the moment. the and assad said i have nothing to do with people getting murdered and she sat and listened to them. now we know how the game works and played. >> they get chummy with aides, this is not every journal, but some might get chummy with aides and exploit the relationship and return the favor. you have to ask the question if somebody on the right had done this, they wo

and barbara walters hanging it up after 50 years. >> i was the first female cohost of a network program but i was a flop, as you heard, my male cohost didn't want a female, i was drowning, and gasping and someone threw me that life rememberer called "specials." >> how did she change television? can the view thrive without her? this is "media buzz." new information emerging of what is a civil war at "new york times" a happy bennett when the first female executived spore in the 160 yield history. >> i am so proud of the fact that i am the first woman to hold this job. >> but "new york times" took a invite h beating when she was fired for being paid less money than her male predecessor. abrahamson was accused of public mistreatment of colleagues and denying the allegation of unequal pay after promoting someone who clashed with abramson to be the first we african-american executive. abramson claimed weeks ago her compensation was lower than her predecessor, bill keller. >> she was not fired clearly beavers the pay disparity. that fed into a narrative she was difficult to work with. >> we ha

rich: barbara walters's many interviews with world leaders and celebrities made her a star. she's dead at 93. >> she is not only the most famous female journalist of all time, but one of the most famous journalists on the planet. if a manor, pushed all she did, that would be an incredible career and she did it with kind of a joy and kind of a verve. you know you're getting the real thing. molly: we begin with the death of benedict xvi, former head of the catholic church was 95 years old. he made history as the first pontiff in 600 years to resign. charles watson with a look at his impact on the church. >> us leaders and president biden are mourning the loss of pope emeritus benedict xvi along with millions of catholics across the world, the president released a statement earlier today reading in part, quote, pope emeritus benedict xvi will be remembered as a renowned theology and with a lifetime of devotion to the church guided by his printable and faith. nancy pelosi called pope benedict xvi a leader whose devotion, scholarship and message stirred the hearts of people of al

at the peacocks network, walters climbed straight up.n 1972 she was the only woman reporter to accompany president richard nixon on his historic trip to china. in 1974, walters became coanchor of the today show which started her career. just two years later in a surprise move, she joined abc for the evening news. there, she received historic $1 million a year, the highest salary ever offered. >> you know one does not work for money, one works for love. >> reporter: in 1977 another first, the joint interview with egypt's president and his relapse prime minister. she anchored the abc evening news until 1978. the ratings did not match expectations and some male colleagues openly criticized her. one year later, she became a correspondent for the newsmagazine show 2,020. in 1984 was named cohost alongside her today show colleague hugh downs. walters went on to host interviews no one will soon forget. she interviewed every president and first lady since president nixon and became known for asking questions to which everyone wanted answers. >>

kristin fisher outside a very loud walter reed medical center.handling all of that kristin. thank you. well the president is facing sol heat from critics who say he should not have held large events during the pandemic. just last week, the president hosted this big gathering pictured here in the white house rose garden. showing the nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. some attendees did not wear mask and were seen violating social distancing rules including utah senator mike lee one of several attendees who have since tested positive for the coronavirus. mark meredith live at the white house with more on how all of this will impact the presidential election now just a month away. mark. reporter: geerveg the president diagnosis is already having an impact on campaign schedule for instance he was supposed to be in wisconsin today for multiple campaign events but as you know that was scrubbed president held a rally in battleground state of minnesota. that happened only hours after his first debate with joe biden. and now these

no hard date for discharge from walter reed. indications are that he will remain off of the oxygen going forward. chris, to back to what you and i talked about yesterday, the mask wearing, family members obviously should have been wearing masks as they sat front row at the debate and then the rose garden event as we are now learning that senators mike lee of utah, ron johnson of wisconsin, tested positive for the virus. i mean, all of this is being looked at as possible events where some of this spread. chris: yeah, i really think -- you know, it's just guess work, but that rose garden where the president a week ago today announced the nomination of amy coney barrett to replace ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court really seems to have been the key event. if you look at -- at stills of that, 7 people either the president or in the -- in the first four rows of the audience have tested positive, not just the senators you mentioned, not just the first lady, chris christie who -- former governor of new jersey who was advising the

walter it's like at kanab wisdom.i wonder what happens to the photo albums after divorce is? who gets the photo album and what do you do with that? if a reminder that you lost half your stuff. >> had been divorced twice and i've got a nice big storage unit for all the photos. my third wedding we had it in the field and somebody signing a piece of paper. it was less than the civil ceremony. i actually analyzed the two lists of songs and the songs of the successful marriages are songs in praise of the woman. you know, you look so beautiful. you are so great, yes dear, yes darling so i think that's the cigarette there. greg: that is a good point. kat do you buy this correlation? >> i don't know. look, i am engaged but i don't think i'm going to have a wedding so it's something i don't really have to think about. it's like a virus, if i have one i will certainly be murdering -- accused of murdering grandmothers. i will probably go to the courthouse actually so my wedding song will end up being whatever some guy is playing

>> juan: walking out of walter reed better than ever. i just wish the best for him, but i've got to say, everybody, including his own doctor said, you have to keep an eye on him. going back to the white house where they got tremendous medical -- it's not like you and me going home. >> jesse: under the coverage, they look like chris keepers. >> juan: i don't think so. you have a situation in greg, this speaks, what about, somebody made a mistake once so he made a mistake and he's trying to be optimistic. the reality is he downplayed this virus all along by his own admission. that is not me speaking. that is him on tape saying i'm going to downplay this. okay, he then downplays it and doesn't follow the science. he knows science says this. >> greg: he followed the advice of the experts. >> juan: obviously he did not. >> greg: how do you know? >> juan: he mocks joe biden, look at that big man, he mocks this guy and i can come at the example to the american people is the mask is political. it is not a matter of science, not a matter of best

walter it's like at kanab wisdom.i wonder what happens to the photo albums after divorce is? who gets the photo album and what do you do with that? if a reminder that you lost half your stuff. >> had been divorced twice and i've got a nice big storage unit for all the photos. my third wedding we had it in the field and somebody signing a piece of paper. it was less than the civil ceremony. i actually analyzed the two lists of songs and the songs of the successful marriages are songs in praise of the woman. you know, you look so beautiful. you are so great, yes dear, yes darling so i think that's the cigarette there. greg: that is a good point. kat do you buy this correlation? >> i don't know. look, i am engaged but i don't think i'm going to have a wedding so it's something i don't really have to think about. it's like a virus, if i have one i will certainly be murdering -- accused of murdering grandmothers. i will probably go to the courthouse actually so my wedding song will end up being whatever some guy is playing

tyrus and you are walter.r. greg, ask me question, i then answer. we are only a 40 minute show. [laughter] write it in a book, i'll read it. you know i will. >> you are on every week, tyrus, give me a break. i spent six months in hollywood and i am frustrated. tyrus: i get it. you forgot your name. greg: this is like pelosi and trump. >> no, it's not. neither one of us are drooling or making stuff up. he clearly cut me off. he does not know any better because he's been in room without people talking about feelings for eight hours a day and just trying to write a script so i get it but i hate the idea of camp. look, not all your little sweethearts are talented you to birth, mom and dad. if they were good at it they be doing it with my daughter and son can break down or break any lock in my computer in my house. i do not need to send them to damp camp for that. when the camera comes off, they go on studer. if you want to pay $1000 for them to send your kid to -- i can download stuff, put the camera on. you don't

and before that, at nbc, walters became a household name.er exclusive interviews with rulers, royalty and entertainers in a career that spanned five decades. walters 1 12 emmy awards, joining us now media and politics columnist for the hill , jo konta. you know joe for anyone's career to spanned five decades is nothing short of amazing but really for her in this career, especially kind of breaking up the boys club if you will, your thoughts, joe ashley for five decades in this industry, which, as you know, as i know is so tough to not only survive but excel. the way she did is nothing short of remarkable. barbara walters for perspective has been working in journalism since 1951 until she retired just a few years ago. and she went into journalism into her late eighties and was great at doing it. some of the highlights walters joined abc news in 1976, and she became the first female to anchor an evening news program. until that point, ashleigh it was seen as unthinkable. the glass ceiling was gone. 1979 she becomes the co host of 2020 with the

fresh from falling asleep in a tanning bed, greg walters!a sports diva who got straight as, sports reporter emily austin. her favorite pregnancy book is rosemary's baby. best-selling author, kat timpf. he's fearless and gigantic and makes ladies over 60 feel romantic. best-selling author, comedian and performer, it's tyrus! [cheering] before we get to some new stories, let's do this. >> announcer: greg's leftovers! >> greg: its leftovers were read the jokes we didn't use this week and as always i didn't read them so if they suck, joe machi will be nominated as attorney general and forced to deport jerry nadler's pants. thanksgiving is next week which means down in washington, the white house kitchen staff has to hide the gravy boat so joe doesn't in them. meanwhile, nancy pelosi is preparing for thanksgiving tÜrkiye after stuffing the bird with breadcrumbs, celery and onion, she gives it to shots of botox and then stabs it in the back. [applause] >> greg: yeah! the transportation secretary said the are expecting record-breaking thanksgiving

where's the rest of walter reed? they are remarkable cowards.d trump's lawyer rudy giuliani will join us live at 5:45 eastern to react to all of this. >> meantime showdown in salt lake city, mike pence landing in utah ahead of the debate with senator kamala harris, the candidates separated by plexiglas on stage, there's nothing separating rick jenkins from the audience, live in salt lake early morning wake-up call and pandemic precautions. >> it is about to begin at the gorgeous university of utah campus, you see kingsbury hall behind me where the debate will be. as you mentioned covid-19 precautions, candidates separated by plexiglas and seated 12 feet apart, no handshake like a the presidential debate last weekend the candidates will not be wearing masks. it will be moderated by susan page, it will be 90 minutes long, there will be 9, 10 minute segments, both candidates are here, mike pence got here last night and was met by the governor on the tarmac and held into a virtual campaign event and says he's ready to go. >> it is on. i can't wait t

the president getting a national security briefing from the walter reed medical center.an: trey yingst is live in jerusalem with the latest. trey. >> reporter: todd, jillian, good morning. as the president was treated for covid-19 yesterday at the walter reed medical center, he did receive a national security briefing via tell tele. daniel:teleconference.>> i thiw that the united states government is steady at the tiller and that we're protecting the american people. >> reporter: the call took place on a secure line and including national security advisor robert o'brien, vice president mike pence, secretary of state mike pompeo, defense secretary mark esper and chief of staff mark meadows. the united states continues to monitor for unusual activity from state actors, so far there have been many acts of public support including one in israel, in tel aviv, where a billboard went up saying god bless you, donald and melania. something to keep an eye on moving forward is the possibility of cyber attacks. we know that every day countries like china and iran try to launch cyber