mcenany: no updates. reporter: you mentioned cities blasionosha, if mayor de were to this week take specific action and get some law and order back under control, with this memo could you to go forward? sec. mcenany: we would have to see a radical change in behavior of the mayor who allowed a church to burn. and from the mayor of portland, who stood with the protesters only to be chased out of his own home, windows shattered in his buildings by the same protesters, anarchists who took the life of a 39-year-old man. when the local government does not act, we use every avenue available to us at the federal level, this pertains to the memo. it also pertains to operation legend, which we are proud of. since the operation launched, more than 2000 arrests, including 147 homicides, have been made. hundreds of firearms have been seized. more than seven kilos of fentanyl, 50 kilos of methamphetamine have been seized. 476he originals arrested, have been charged with federal offenses. there are detailed readouts fro

>> secretary mcenany: that's not dr. atlas' view.ry day, he has never proposed herd immunity as a strategy, nor has the president. report back a couple other questions on covid, if i could. have any members of the white house staff recently tested positive for coronavirus? >> secretary mcenany: i don't share people's personal medical information. >> reporter: but we have heard in the past when that has been the case. why the change? >> secretary mcenany: i've seen the reporting out there. again, not here to give people's personal identities. in the past when i have discussed a case, unfortunately, the individual's name was leaked to the media. >> reporter: okay. secondly, something else dr. redfield said that was, why some people in high-risk categories may receive vaccine by the end of the year, it would likely not be until the end of the second or the third quarter before vaccinations were widely available. is the president okay with that timeline or does he want to see a vaccine more widely available earlier? >> secretary mcenany:

mcenany: good afternoon everyone. two readings ago, i asked where is nancy pelosi? today, i can announce we have found nancy pelosi. as you can see, we found her going into her hair

>> kayleigh mcenany has no credibility on this subject. she said on fox business channel on february 25th, we will protect the american citizens. we will not see diseases like the coronavirus come here. when she said that, americans had already died of the coronavirus. but we didn't flow it because there were not tests. the testing failures, those other failures in the month of february, bob woodward's book brings all the failures back. when kayleigh mcenany talks about the chine 2345 travel ban, not a ban. trump often times acts like that's all he had to do. closed one window of the house. didn't close it. propped it half way closed. he left the front door wide open and we know thanks to the tapes from woodward he was aware how dangerous that action was or that inaction was. there's a reason, brianna, why the publisher simon schuster and ceo ed this book "rage" the most important that simon schuster releases kniss ye s this year a every american reads it before this november. >> gloria, talk about the fact-checking kayleigh on the travel

the white press secretary kayleigh mcenany will walk through it. there will be a number of questions. a lot hitting headlines right now. not the least of which is the "washington post" report on a new book by bob woodard who said he had conversations in preparation for that book with the president earlier this year that led him to believe that the president did impact know how deadly serious the coronavirus was at that time. back on february 7th are the notes i am reading. i don't have a copy of the book. melissa francis did not. we were not given a copy as this was breaking 10 minutes ago. now the press briefing with the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. let's watch together. >> president trump was nominated for the nobel peace prize in recognition of his work in the israeli and united arab emirates peace deal. it was a historic deal and the first such deal in over two decades. this is a heard earned and well deserved honor for this president. president trump's foreign policy will always be one of peace through strength. that is what t

we will talk to kayleigh mcenany about that in a moment.nk you. >> more than 85,000 fires are burning out west with california seeing the worst fire season in modsern history with 25 fires ranging there. 10,0 10,000 fire fighters are battling fires. and in oregon the governor should an emergency. in washington state a wildfire destroyed 80 percent of a small farming town. no injuries reported. >> fox news alert. a major drug company pausing the coronavirus vaccine trials. plus president trump making the case he is the law and order candidate. is that message resinating with voters? we will talk to kayleigh mcenany. >> joe biden and his party spent the summer cheering on the rioters labelling them as peaceful protestors. to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated wit

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i asked the press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, a short time ago at the briefing.isten here. >> secretary mcenany: we do believe it would be widely available by the end of the year. it's why we partnered with sanofi, gsk, pfizer, johnson & johnson with billion-dollar contracts to manufacture 100 million doses. we still feel like were on the right timeline. >> when you say widely available do you mean to everyone or just people in high-risk groups? >> i'm not going to engage in a hypothetical come of it is our goal to have at least 100 million in production by th. >> in all fairness, that was not a hypothetical, because robert redfield said that the first doses would likely be available to people in high risk categories, but they are not widely available to the general population for a while. again, the president wants to get it out there as quickly as possible. he may not be thrilled with that timeline. we may get to ask him that question later on today as he may hold one of his coronavirus briefings prayed something the president talked about last night, dana, in

we'll go to kayleigh mcenany at the white house now. let's listen. >> we found nancy pelosi going into her hair salon, we will be playing the video on loop for all of you to see. nancy pelosi was not in the halls of congress when i asked where she was, she was not working in good faith to make a deal for the american people. nope, nancy pelosi was founded in san francisco at a hair salon where she was indoors, even though salons in california are not only open for outdoor service. apparently the rules do not supply the backup life. she wants small businesses to stay shut down but only reopen for her convenience. do as i say, not as i do, that's nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi is holding up $1.3 trillion in relief for the american people, while getting special access to the very kind of small businesses that the money would support, businesses like this hair salon. before she skipped town to violate her state health guidelines, policy proposed a bill, called the heroes act which contained no additional paycheck protection funding. this is fun

kayleigh mcenany lied on his behalf up there at the podium.us 32 times that this virus would go away. the tapes of bob woodward knew that not only would it not go away, but it was airborne and by implications masks would do something to protect us. he knows it's more deadly than the flu, which we heard and earlier reporter hit, that those statement are incongruous. he tweeted it's not as deadly as the flu and he said -- he said five times more deadly. this is an abject failure and betrayal of public trust. >> but we -- >> if commandner chief -- >> but we also heard anthony fauci say he didn't see any distortion from the president in terms of what he was saying at the podium versus the coronavirus task force meeting. >> so two things to that point. one, dr. fauci is most concerned with being a doctor and keeping people safe. he doesn't want to get into the politics of this. number 2 point, when i walked into that polling booth number 3, dr. anthony fauci's name won't be on the ballot. joe biden wrote an op-ed saying we're not prepared. 32 times

so, on covid-19, kayleigh mcenany took a lot of questions.james, the president on that needs to do what next tuesday? >> well, i think >> well i think he should get credit and do more to explain and emphasize that the simple fact is this does not present a great risk to children, and we shouldn't be tearing apart educational systems in our economy on this false premise. they are in a high risk and they are not. >> harris: ethan, when i bring you back i will ask you about joe biden and race and violence in our cities, but to be fair i don't want to have to cut you gentlemen off mid sentence which sometimes can happen at the end of the program. thank you for sticking with me through the press briefing and breaking news, i pursue your time and we will see you very soon. i'm harris and "the daily briefing" begins with dana perino, now. >> dana: and senate republicans many right now on capitol hill after clearing the way for the supreme court. it comes as a republican senator mitt romney says he supports the vote after the election given the g.o.p

today mcenany clarified that the administration's key strategy is to get a vaccine. and there may be at least some new signs of life when it comes to another coronavirus relief bill. >>and the focus is on a tweet today came from the president. catherine heenan host of inside bay area politics talk to north a congressman jared huffman about that catherine there is almost always a tweet. >>there's always that way but apparently this was a good tweet congressman huffman he referred to this as a promising smoke signal from the white house just when it seemed that hopes for a new coronavirus a bill we're fading again. yeah, the president tweeted today just senate republicans he's telling them to go for much higher numbers and a relief bill, not surprised a lot of people republicans pushing for only limited relief or no new spending at all. congressman huffman says that one little tweet could make a big difference. >>i think the president's tweet is a hopeful it certainly gives republicans have been done numbers that just are not meaningful covid it gives them the message

kayleigh mcenany's point is farcical. he said he won't accept them unless he wins. but what will he do if he loses? well, let's go and check the tape. >> will you commit here today for a peaceful transferal of power after the election? and there has been rioting in louisville. there has been rioting in many cities across the country, if your so-called red and blue states. will you commit to making sure there is a peaceful transferal of power after the election? we're going to have to see what happens you know that. i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots are a disaster. >> i understand that, but people are rioting. do you commit to making sure there's a peaceful transferal of power. >> get rid of the ballots and we'll have a very peaceful -- there won't be a transfer, frankly. there will be a continuation. >> are you suggesting you might not accept the results of the election? >> i have to say -- >> again, get rid of the ballots, there won't be a transfer. again, if he wins, he accepts it. and to those out there -- i'm sure there are pl

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mcenany says pelosi wants small businesses to stay shut down and reopen only for her own convenience. president trump of course weighed in tweeting crazy nancy pelosi said she was set up by the beauty parlor owner when she improperly had the salon opened and didn't wear a mask. does anyone want a speaker of the house who can be so easily set up. >> go back to work and stop victimizing us. >>> in san francisco this afternoon this happened. a group of protesters with rollers and brushes in their hair hung hairdryers in a tree outside speaker pelosi's home. they want the freedom to go back to work in salons and get their own hair and nails done. across the country it seems speaker pelosi's decision to go to a hair salon continues to ramp up discussions and controversy on all sides of this. we'll keep you updated and be back at 6:00. in the newsroom, i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> wow, a lot to digest right there. thank you, kate. >>> now to our other big story. >> this is the 17th day in a we've issued a spare the air alert. that's the new record for poor air quality. >> that spare-the-

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is here with the latest. plus president trump's pick for the supreme court and its impact. amazon prime day revealed. new date on when you can score the best deals for holiday shopping season. keeping it real paltrow making a buzz this morning. global markets this morning are having a firmer tone. take a look at european indices here. dax index higher by 305 points this morning. 2 and a half percent boosted by investor optimism. banks higher this morning. asian markets mostly higher as well despite new sanctions by the united states against chinese chip makers, top stories that we are watching this morning. we are one day away from first presidential debate. the 90-point debate hosted by fox news chris wallace will have president trump and joe biden facing office including supreme court pick, economy and the integrity of the election. president trump issuing challenge to former vice president ahead of faceoff. >> i'm willing to take a drug test. i think he should too. i watched him with some of the -- when he

. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany about what president trump is looking for in a supreme court justice nominee. >>> there's reportedly been an arrest in the case of an envelope containing the poison ricin sent to the white house. law enforcement officials told the "associated press" that a woman was taken into custody at the new york/canada border. she's expected to face federal charges. the letter was intercepted at a government facility that screens mail addressed to the white house and president trump. >>> more than ten million people are under storm warnings as tropical storm beta moves through texas and louisiana. the storm is expected to make landfall tonight, bringing torrential rain. beta's impact was being felt yesterday in galveston, texas. officials are urging people to evacuate with severe flooding expected there this morning. >> we will see a combination of the surge, the fresh water rain and high which could give us three to four feet over the road. that's what we were concerned about. that's why we asked peop

joining me right now is white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany.reaction to the president's work on this, when do you expect we will have a name which of course will get a vote in the senate? >> yes. we'll hear from the president who his nominee is this week, certainly. and there's precedence for this. unlike the last time around when justice scalia passed last time, you had republicans who were in the senate, uh huh a -- you had a democrat president. now we have a republican majority, expanded the majority in 2018, so you have june need d government between the senate and the president. the president is doing what is his obligation and you'll hear the name shortly. maria: do you think there's time? you're talking about, what, 44 days until election day. will that person get the time to get the vetting, to get into the senate for a vote and perhaps get conclusion on this before the election? what's your time? >> we do think there is time. we honor justice ginsburg's legacy today and going forward. she was confirmed in 42 days. there are justice tha

>> secretary mcenany: i mean, we are coming up on 100 days of violence in portland. this is way too little, way too late at this point. of the same goes for the coronavirus. biden has been hitting trump about the fact that he hasn't taken this seriously. but the fact of the matter as peter put it to today during the event, biden was holding campain rally six days before the trump administration implemented the national lockdown. if we're playing by biden's rules, he is just as guilty as trump as not holding the covid seriously. >> neil: i get that. he rarely talks about the number of people who have been hit hard by this virus. and the fact that we are in zeroing in on 185,000 dead. i wonder whether that fixation on stocks which is all well and good talking about the economy growth and not even acknowledging that a virus on extent of the -- you know, the horror that is created is wise. >> well, i think the president continues to talk about what he is doing to better prepare -- you know, i continue to fight the virus. just today, he talked about how he's going to mand

stuart: kayleigh mcenany.ren: she said there will be no deal before the sunday deadline, ever going to get a deal it will come on sunday that was the main headline i read from the interview that you just had an meetings will take place today, negotiations are ongoing and maybe we will get approval by september 20 because the band will place band downloads on tiktok which goes into place on midnight on monday morning, that is sunday evening but don't forget they also said november 12 is when you get the all right be on, if you don't get a deal by sunday no new downloads are allowed but you can use tiktok in america and if few weeks to work out the kinks in a complex deal. stuart: of remarkable confrontation between the united states and china. that is what it is a confrontation over technology. lauren: if you think about it we chart, the lifeline of china, you cannot go anywhere without using we chat which is been completely after midnight on sunday evening, that will affect 19 million in the u.s. chinese-ameri

let's bring in kayleigh mcenany. good morning to you and we remember the big show of support from women inside the republican party last week but this latest fox news polling shows that the president is still struggling with the female vote. in fact, the gap seems to be getting bigger. why is the president having such a hard time with the female voters? >> interestingly it was in 2016 around the time of the convention that the same narrative was being articulated about him being behind with women when he far outperformed the polling around the time of the convention in 2016. we believe the president has a lot of support among women. doesn't always show up in these polls. but we believe it's there. we see it in our polls and we believe that the president will do extremely well with women come election day. >> sandra: any regret with the use of the suburban housewife that the president used in a tweet last month saying the suburban housewife will be voting for me? lily adams from the biden campaign put out a tweet. tru

here is the press secretary kayleigh mcenany. kayleigh mcenany the person put forward on the american people and know where the president stands on not just what his justices would look like but exactly what their names are. you know, they are originalists and textualists and the statutes and, you know, you know where the president stands for and i can't say that for every party. kevin: kayleigh mcenany harvard law grad been moving onto colombia. another harvard graduate, barack obama, the 44th president of the united states also out with a statement about the passing and keep this in mind. this is also a reflection of what happened to him back in 2016, arthel, he said this, 4 and a half years ago when republicans refuse today hold a hearing or up or down vote on merrick garland they invented the principle that the senate shouldn't fill an open seat on the supreme court before a new president was sworn in. he goes onto add, a basic principle of the law and of everyday fairness is that we apply rules with consistency and not based

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany the getting criticized for calling out cnn.nn in the luxury of their white tower, not in my backyard studios are complaining word choices used to cover and talk about riots when innocent lives and billions of dollars of property are being destroyed in riots. including businesses owned by minorities. this story, congressman ben cline on house judiciary on senator rand paul, jim jordan rat kelling the cages of d.c. bureaucracy, take action on the bidens alleged corruption, details in government documents showing millions of dollars pouring in from overseas to accounts connected to hunter biden and possible criminal actors while his father was vice president. the criminal actors are those involved in potential sex and human trafficking rings that biden, hunter biden could have been affiliated with or associated with. we'll break it down. >>> also tonight top rnc official harmeet dhillon, senator mitching mcconnell sounding the alarm on democrats blasting president trump as supreme court nominee. what you can happen next. long incr

let's welcome white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany, great to have you on.st, the news on bahrain, can you give us an update? >> it's a huge deal, liz. put this into perspective. in all of time since israel was founded, there have been four landmark peace deals between countries normalizing relations. the first two deals happened long ago. it took 26 years before we got yet another and that was on president trump's watch. in between the third and the fourth deal, 29 days. so in 29 days you have president trump securing two historic peace deals, a very big accomplishment, not to mention serbia/kosovo economic ties as well. this is deserving of the nobel peace prize. elizabeth: and talk saudi arabia might be next. what's the word on that? >> yeah, no updates there, but we're certainly hopeful. as the president mentioned, several companies are interested in normalizing relations, so we'll see where that goes next. elizabeth: kayleigh, your thoughts, okay, 9/11, your thoughts on september 12th when americans were all united as one. we remember people running out

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany said this. >> it's not often you hear a governor described in vivid detail how he lost control of his state, but there you have governor cuomo saying you can't come to new york without an army. i guess that is the case when you have more than a thousand shootings before labor day. it's very rare you hear a mccright governor nakedly admit to failure and that's what he has just done. >> melissa: new numbers from the nypd show a staggering spike in crime, new york city gun violence up 166% last month over august 1 this year compared to august of last year. that's grim. this is "outnumbered" and i melissa francis, here today fox business angry dagen mcdowell, townhall.com editor katie pavlich, fox news contributor marie harf, and joining us today host of the next revolution here on fox news steve hilton. steve, i'll start with you. i think a lot of us new yorkers thought the exact same thing when we heard what governor cuomo said. i tweeted a picture today that i tweeted over the summer, i've a man walking down the street in my neighborhood with

kayleigh mcenany was on fox news earlier this morning and responded.n. >> we've seen this play out before where there was a hit piece about the president's taxes just before a debate and inaccurate one at that. this is the same playbook they tried in 2016. the same playbook that the american people rejected and will do so again. >> sandra: karl rove was on also this morning at the top of the 9:00 hour, chris. basically said if are you in joe biden's camp you believe he avoeded taxes and didn't pay taxes. if you're a trump supporter it doesn't concern you, fair? >> right. again, i don't think this is a mover. i don't think this moves people. you see why trump has worked so hard to keep them secret. if this would have come out in 2016 kayleigh mcenany is making -- if data of this specificity had come out in 2016 it would have badly damaged the image that trump was trying to create and broadcast to the american people. we know him now. good and bad for trump but he is a totally known commodity now. we see him and hear from imevery day. we've been through

that's right kayleigh mcenany is here and ready to go.t further ado, it's time for the "late night white house press briefing." ♪ >> seth: yes yes, thank you seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers. secretary mcenany, do you have any update on the number of new covid cases today? >> they went like this, and that's thanks to president trump. >> seth: and, yes, where is the safest place for americans to be right now to avoid catching the coronavirus? >> the rest of the world >> seth: what would you say has been trump's biggest nemesis so far when it comes to his response to the pandemic >> reality >> seth: what were the results of president trump's last physical >> we have beef operating at 98% capacity, pork at 95% and poultry at 98% >> seth: june was pride month. does president trump even know which people it celebrates >> fqhcs >> seth: oh. almost we were looking for lgbtqs when you interviewed for the job, what kind of questions did they ask you >> not one question. i didn't receive one question. >> seth: if president trump hadn't che

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. >> press secretary kayleigh mcenany adding to that today just a short time ago.ten here. >> the president will accept the results of a free and fair election. but, i think that your question is more fitting to be asked of democrats who have already been on the record saying they won't accept the results of an election. >> in fact, hillary clinton has said that in no circumstance should joe biden concede the election. biden reacting last evening to what the president said here. >> what country are we in? i'm being facetious. i said what country are we? look, he says the most irrational things. i don't know what to say about it. but it doesn't surprise me. >> the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell weighing in on all of in this morning on twitter tweeting, quote: the november of the november 3rd election will be inaugurated on january the 20th. there will be an orderly transition just as there has been every four years since 1792. the president though also, dana, telling me yesterday in the cabinet room that he believes it is imperative to have a full complement

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that's what kayleigh mcenany will tell you. that's what he will tell you, except when he's in front of the crowd. i don't get it. that doesn't help things. >> it -- it doesn't. it doesn't help. and i mean, your -- your actions speak louder than words, right? people always say that but it's definitely true, right now. you know, especially as you look at these numbers again. it took seven months, 200,000 people have died. now, they are saying in half that time, three and a half months, 200,000 more people may die. meaning, the doubling rate -- i mean, the rate of death is doubling, now, at this point in the country. that's -- it's -- it's really frightening. again, 75,000 people died in those first six months of the 1918 pandemic. and then, you saw what happened after that. we cannot let that happen. we can't. don, it will crush us, not just physically, but psychologically that we just didn't rise up to this occasion and save our fellow, you know, community members. our fellow citizens. it's all within our power right now. >> yep

we have kayleigh mcenany from his white house team next. and john roberts, thank you very much. democrats retaliating against the republicans by limiting the ability to hold the community hearings. chuck schumer is accusing the g.o.p. of ignoring justice ginsberg's final request. >> by all rights, we should honor her dying wish. imparted to her grand daughter she not be replaced until the next president is installed. all the words for ginsberg on the other side ring hollow if they won't honor her last dying wish. >> harris: for more on the growing showdown i want to bring in the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. thank you for joining me today. i normally don't try to overuse that word. that hyperbole about a showdown but it is shaping up that way with the threats from the left. what are you doing at the white house to prepare for the battle ahead? >> yeah. we are preparing to choose a highly qualified nominee that the american people will embrace. textualist and originalist, to the plain meaning of statutes. choosing a highly qualified nominee to call out the game of

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany added this about the president's efforts to combat anarchy and violence in democrat run cities. >> we believe here when you look at new york a 77% increase in shootings in seattle where two died in portland for easy 140 officers injured. this is a dereliction of duty and that the state will not act in their police power to secure their city this present will use every if lawful mechanism available. federal officers and kenosha and minneapolis another attempt to make sure no more children die on our streets. lou: president trump fighting to restore law and order across the country at a time when the radical downs and the state control of the more chaotic or violent and lawless by the day. black lives matter activists in d.c. swarming the streets last night. they surrounded the police precinct in the nations capitol as well as mayor muriel bowser's home. the left-wing radical mob rioting over a police shooting of unarmed 18-year-old. d.c. police release body camera video of the incident today which clearly shows 18-year-old dionne k with the we

as to whether or not they can get it done within the 30 days that they have, here's what kayleigh mcenany said. >> we will go about this the way we always have it by putting forward a constitutional originalist that we believe the american people will appreciate and get us through the approval process for the nomination process i should say quite quickly. dana will move and high water to get it done but there's a lot to get done between now and november the 3rd. >> dana: time is me. okay, thank you so much. democrats calling for extreme measures in response to president trump's pick including packing our nation's highest court. court. congresswoman liz cheney reacts, next. that financial solution for they and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mo

much more on this coming up with white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany joining us in just moments with what the white house is now dealing -- doing to deal with this storm. emergency declared in the state of florida just last hour. >> trace: first let's get to our chief white house correspondent john roberts. how are fema and the white house ramping up their response to hurricane sally? >> now that we're done to the ss in terms of hurricane in the season fema is used to getting a robust response out there. because of all the rain expected from hurricane sally they've adjusted their plan a little bit. they have pre-positioned 1.8 million meals in the area. 1.5 million bottles of water. in addition they have three high water rescue teams in the area ready to go with humvees and high water vehicles in case there need to be rescued. generators on hand as well. three disaster medical assistant teams in the area and in florida, mississippi and louisiana. the emergency making emergency declaration for florida yesterday and alabama on monday. and then the president tweeting yesterday my t

kayleigh mcenany, the white house press secretary has made the same argument, and i want to briefly play comments this morning and play her perspective. >> we want election night to look like a system that's fair, a situation where we know who the president of the united states is on election night. that's how the system is supposed to work, and that's ultimately what we're looking for and what we're hoping for. >> fact check, that's not actually true. results on election night historically are unofficial and particularly when you have to count absentee ballots and tell us the significance of this argument. this attack coming out of the white house. >> it is not even remotely tru as a legal matter. generally, the way this voeks is the electoral count act of 1887. states have up to 35 days to certify their results before we start getting into questions about whether congress should override the certifications. states have a 35-day window, five weeks from election day to count all of the ballots and to make sure all of the is are dotted and ts are crossed and it's the certification by the

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany added this about the president's efforts to combat anarchy violence in democrat-run cities: >> we believe here when you look at new york, a 177% increase in shootings, in seattle where there was a lawless zone where two chid, in portland where you've seen 140 officers injured. if the states will not act and secure their threats, this president will use every lawful mechanism available to him to try to supplement their failure, and in some cases that's federal officers in minneapolis and kenosha where we've been invited, this is yet another attempt to make sure no more children die on our streets. lou: president trump fighting to restore law and order across the country at a time when the radical dems and the cities thaw control are becoming more chaotic, more violent and lawless by the day. black lives matter activists in d.c. swarming the streets last night. they surrounded a police precinct in the nation's capital as well as mayor muriel bowser's home. the left-wing radical mob, well, rioting over a police shooting of an armed 18-year-old.

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is with us. i did not know the story of you personal story that you shared at the convention. and i want to applaud you because t obviously i'm sure th wasn't an easy thing to do, but i'm also certain that you help lot of people. my mom suffered stage four cancer and she survived it, barely. and she's has since passed away from something else but i thought it was very brave and i think you're going to help a lo of people by doing that. >> thank you. your mom a fighter. women across this country are fighters. was my honor to share the story inhe my honor that president tr with one who encouraged me to d it. , i watch these crowds and it is not just kenosha, wisconsin, it is everywhere the president goes, lining the streets, mile after mile after mile. i actually had a secret source inside the motorcade that sent me video that i can't air. if mile after mile. you had a chance to speak to people. you saw the reaction. kenosha was so glad the president came versus what the media would say, he can't g

he's trying to shade it, but he's not denying it's his own words. >> that's exactly what kayleigh mcenany tried to do yesterday in saying the president did not try to downplay the coronavirus where we all know the facts, we see it for ourselves, that the president certainly did do that when he full well knew this thing was as deadly as it is and you could get it literally by talking. daniel lippman, stay close. i'm going to talk to you again in just a little bit. >>> still ahead, a judge denies tossing out a case. >>> and later thick smoke turns the sky around the san francisco bay bright orange. and then a check of your weather when we come back. eather when we come back. when the world gets complicated, a lot goes through your mind. how long will this last? am i prepared for this? are we prepared for this? with fidelity wealth management, your dedicated adviser can give you straightforward advice and tailored recommendations, with access to tax-smart investment strategies designed to help you keep more of what you've earned so you'll know you're doing what you can for your family and yo

kayleigh mcenany. joining us with more, dan bongino, author of the brand-new book "do not lie to me." judge jeanine pirro. i wouldn't lie to you because your opening monologue scares the hell out of me. we are good friends. they have lied to us about russia, that they care about it but they didn't care about the dossier. they care about obstruction but not hillary emails. they care about could protocol but not joe. they lie about violence that we see with our very eyes. they lie every day, judge. every single day. i wouldn't lie to you or judge judy for that matter. >> well, you know, they also lie about their love her black lives because the only black lives that matter their minds are black lives that are lost at the hands of law enforcement. the lies, we could go on for an hour but i want to talk about with the president did today. when joe biden's spokesperson said that trump going to kenosha is like pouring gasoline in a tense situation. that is just such a not only a lie, but he denies the realit

kayleigh mcenany explained there is a digital process by which you can go in and see if your vote haseen received. i do know that it varies from state to state and i'm really concerned about if you send in some other ballot, if it's going to count. as a result, a lot of people are focused ongoing in person and doing it themselves because they're unsure how the system works. i think the president did clarify what he was talking about, but it does kind of highlight that point, even though i'm someone who got an absentee ballot mailed to me, i'm concerned if i follow the directions properly, will it make it in time, will it be counted? it is worrisome. >> i have a bad feeling about this, charles. [laughter] >> charles: i do, too. i'm voting in person. by the way, be careful, there are big nuances between absentee voting, voting by mail and early voting, three distinct different things. in fact, voting by mail declined in the last presidential election, the idea it is easy and the systems are ridgeit enough to handle this, not sure if they can handle the massive vote by mail. the that bei