rick santorum who knows that everything you just said is true, he might argue. he can't say there's systemic racism because trump says there isn't. the problem for rick santorum is he is smart enough to know the truth and not saying it to protect trump. that is a political sin. >> i don't know if he's that smart. he believes what he believes. but people -- >> he says he agrees with me. that each of the problems exist. what is it in the collective if they exist except systemic racism. he doesn't say it because trump won't say it. and they fear him. and have something the left doesn't have. cohesion. they are all in it to win it. >> they're not afraid of joe biden. they are afraid of what joe biden represents. they are not afraid of trump being replaced by biden. they are afraid of what may replace them as the voice. or the voice that's not -- >> good fear. >> and doesn't have the advantage it does in society. >> powerful fear. >> that is what it is. >> they overlook trumps obvious failings. they support trump -- >> they're not overlooking it. they agree with it.

rick santorum on our air last night and then again this morning, and rick santorum will defend the president almost anything. he says, i think the president got hurt tonight, of the debate. scott jennings was on and thinks the president hurt himself with suburban women, a key swing group. chris christie, the guy who helped him prepare for the debate, said this. listen. >> i think on the trump side, it was too hot. you know, listen, you come in and decide you want to be aggressive. and i think that was the right thing to be aggressive, but that was too hot. >> so even the guy who helped him get ready thinks the president blew it last night. who's going to tell him? what's the impact of this going to be? how is the president going to process this information? >> well, you just told him, john, because he watches you on the air, so you've told him. but nobody on the inside is actually going to tell him. but where chris is going with this is, remember, nobody remembers what you say. they just remember how you feel. and 90 minutes, somebody shutting that off is like, okay, there's something wrong

>> i never thought i would be saying i agree with rick santorum, but i absolutely agree with rick santorum. you don't condemn your friends, you don't condemn your supporters. if you are a white supremacist, you don't condemn white supremacists. that's what we saw on stage last night. make no mistake about it. frankly, lots of folks, black women especially, have been saying this for a very long time. i'm thinking this morning of jamel hill saying this years ago and being secureiacoreiated by public. what we're dealing with is the kind of violence that and let's not split hairs here, wants to kill people like me. the proud boys are folks who are very clear that they are white, chauvinist men who want to defend the culture that they believe is right -- the rightful heirs of power across the world. they do not mean any good by folks like me, they are pro violence, they are anti-women, they are anti-people of color, and the idea that we're seeing folks on the right split hairs about white supremacists versus their proud boys lets us know everything we need to know. if the proud boys are celebra

perspective now from rick santorum and van jones.is still claiming audits for not releasing his tax returns even the ones his attorneys have pointed out are not being audited. would it behoove him just to release them or not? >> i don't think it would. just makes more news. he's decided maybe for the reasons the "new york times" laid out that they would not necessarily be good news for him and so it's better to stonewall. i don't think it's -- it doesn't seem to have cost him anything in popularity to not release those reports. so i think there's very, very little chance he's going to do so. >> right. for the american people, though, trying to figure out if somebody should be re-elected and serve as president, doesn't this raise the stakes and raise, again, the issue of though it's not required, everybody has done this, releasing their tax returns to know who this president owes tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars too? >> yeah, again, i think david was right in the previous segment. i think a lot of people sort of bak

with due respect to senator santorum, we had a primary here in massachusetts earlier this month.we had record turnout, some 60%, i think it was, of that vote was cast early or by mail. and we had the result on election night. it can be done. it has been done in lots of places, we are hearing doubts raised, not because of actual experience, but because the president and some of his republican allies want those doubts to be raised so there is unease about the outcome when it is announced, if it doesn't go his way. on the point about judges, you know, i've been listening as a lawyer for many, many decades, the rhetoric about strict construction and careful reading of the text, and we hear this and will hear this from this very appealing nominee of president trump's. but this business of movement conservatism includes judicial activism. and judges appointed by conservative presidents have absolutely no hesitation reading things into the constitution that are not there. and one example is to define a corporation as a person, a necessary underpinning to the citizens united case and the

i was in the middle of an interview with charlie dent and rick santorum and we still hear the music, we're happy to hear that the viewers cannot hear it. guys, we're going to muddle through this. even though there's a drum solo in our ears right now and you're not crazy, i hear it, too. but the viewers don't. and i feel like it's fitting, somehow, actually for what we're talking about. rick, i want to talk about president trump's taxes. here's something else we've learned. he promised he wasn't going to do foreign deals and make any money when he became president. we now know that was not true. he has gotten millions of dollars from the philippines and turkey. and, in fact, he has paid more money to the governments of the philippines and panama than he has to the u.s. government. your thoughts? >> well, again, all of those things are being divined by trump campaign, so let me state that up front. and if there are relationships to -- particularly to turkish government and philippine government agencies, that's an issue. obviously, if they're private entities within turkey and the phil

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just to go back to what amanda said, and senator santorum said last hour, donald trump became presidenthe big ones was mitch mcconnell holding firm despite so much criticism. saying that president obama would not get his nominee. and that helped to rally conservatives, who at the beginning of the primary process, couldn't stand donald trump. the head of the susan b. anthony group, which is a group of conservative women for whom abortion is a big issue, they were trying to defeat donald trump at the beginning of the primary process and they came around to him for wasn't reason. that's because his promise to appoint conservative judges. and that matters a lot. and the question is whether or not things have changed because there's so many other factors going in particularly when you look at motivating issues on the democratic side. >> i got to leave it there. great discussion. thank you all. appreciate it. >>> up next, i'll talk with dan rather about his recollections of ruth bader ginsburg. ♪ ♪ for all the moments you've missed and all the moments you haven't "hi" love, can't wait -"got t

and santorum, cnn, thy. >>> new zealand lifting some of their restrictions after reporting zero new tassofficials dropping social distancing measures for most of the country except auckland where a emerged. that will have to to limit to 100 people and all residents are required to wear masks the prime minister saying making progress and would possibly eliminate the virus by end of the month. handling it well there. >>> strict containous paying off in one of the most. larceny states. health officials in victoria recording 11 new cases on sunday. that's the lowest since pun june. the city seeing some success and set to reopen. watson joins me. good news for victorians. they have been doing it tough. >> absolutely. it's not nice to be able to stand here and give you a little bit of good news. as you said, it's been a very difficult winner down there for hem. a true the second wave and taking the lives of hundreds of people and sickening thousands more. but it was only about a month ago that paces 00 or so. today just 11. so people in victoria are, polite pleased. it looks as if it remains t

, and people who support the president, david urban, who is working with the president, and rick santorum who never says anything bad about the president, both have been on the air saying that the president hurt himself last night and other republicans are saying hurt himself specifically with people that he needs. suburban voters. women voters where he's getting crushed. >> of course he did. and at some point, you simply can't deny the obvious because it's too obvious. hogan gidley tried to deny the obvious, but people who -- of good faith who are honest can't deny it. he did not condemn white supremacists. he had the chance. chris wallace put it on a platter for him and he would not do it and that tells you about the president's character and one of the reasons that people are coming out on his side and condemning the president is they see themselves in jeopardy here. republican senate candidates, that was a disaster for them last night. republicans are already on track more likely than not to lose control of the senate. there's still a lot of races hanging in the balance, but their pro

rick santorum, who will defend the president for almost anything, said right here, he says, i think the president hurt himself. scott jennings who was with us earlier said he thinks this hurt the president with women voters, suburban voters that the president desperately needs. and chris christie, former republican governor of new jersey, who is one of the guys who helped the president prepare for this debate to an extent, thinks the president blew it. listen. >> i think on the trump side, it was too hot. you know, listen, you come in and decide you want to be aggressive and i think that was the right thing to be aggressive, but that was too hot. >> it was too hot. joining us now, terry mcauliffe, the former governor of virginia and former chair of the dnc who has endorsed biden, and ana navarro who is a republican who now supports joe biden. i'm going to spin the wheel, ana, and start with you. what did you see and what does it mean? >> i saw a completely display of dysfuncti dysfunction. i saw a stage where there was one adult and that was joe biden. i saw complete disrespect of the a

senator rick santorum, another trump supporter said that if he were a down ballot republican running for office this year he would be, quote, pretty mad at the president for indulging them to their detriment. what's your response to these republican critics? >> the president went in with a very clear plan. and he executed that plan very well. he was aggressive. and the point was to make the case that the president has achieved more in 47 months than joe biden has achieved in 47 years. and another great line from last night which actually cuts right to the heart of joe biden's problem as it relates to the american worker, the president said china ate your lunch, joe. that really is an essential problem that joe biden has. i think the president had a game plan. he executed it. he was very aggressive. he had joe biden on his heels practically the whole night. he had chris wallace having to step? and rescue joe biden. it could've been a big moment in the debate where biden couldn't name a single law enforcement organization that supported him. and chris wallace stepped in and changed the

. >> it's interesting to hear -- you heard rick santorum say it, if he were on the ballot, he wouldn't be how the president ran last night. it is interesting how muted the down ballot republicans are, particularly this morning. you're not seeing even lindsey graham gung ho about the president's performance. i think he even called it a bit too hot. >> a bit too hot. but where are the disavows? you are s you have a president who is saying stand back and stand by. the republican response is to say the least muted to not -- to basically silence. that tells you everything where this party is politically and how it calculates its own survival. >> the idea of more debates or no more debates. neither campaign is ever going to say no more debates, because nobody wants to look weaker. but there seems to be some evidence that debates -- you know, it looks like early ratings aren't great, number one. and a lot of people are turned off. >> the challenge for democrats who think this entire process is flawed and that vice president biden should walk away is that many of them want to see president tru

rick santorum criticized him for easy mistake, he did not roundly condemn enough white supremacist s.mp did condemn white supremacist after august 17th. he should have gone further, returnedly condemned. what was your thought when you saw that. >> that was a layup, if i asked you, are you against cancer? it is simple. of course i'm against white supremacist its and i'm against cancer. i con denned before. i will condemn again. we have no place in this party. move on to things really matter f you ask me about condemning white supremacist ask joe biden condemning antifa or the violent wing of the black lives matter movement caused billions of dollars damages in u.s. cities. see if joe biden condemns those groups as well. he could have turned that. he missed an opportunity, elizabeth. >> joe biden claiming that the u.s. is systematically racist, many people say that is totally wrong. he is saying antifa is quote, an idea after people have been killed in riots, property damaged an at least a billion bucks there, you know, minority business owners saw their businesses destroyed. you know,

ellie stewart who worked on the presidential campaigns of michelle bachmann and rick santorum and others. you're wishing for the president to show more heart and less harshness. we were just listening to him on the tarmac at joint base andrews. he's asked about -- he talks about criticizing democratic mayors. he says that they are fools. he takes credit for things that he had nothing to do with. he also was talking there when he was asked do you want to do something to heal racial tensions? he says i do and then he says i'm about law and order and he's right. african-americans would like less crime in their neighbors, latino americans would like less crime in their neighborhood but nowhere -- there was an opportunity for the president to say they would also like not to be pulled over because they are black and brown and they would like not to fear that their sons or daughters might get shot in the back seven times because they are black or brown. where is that from this president? >> well, that remains to be seen, john. thanks for having me. look, for a day like today that is billed as o

we'll talk about it with rick santorum.see you, hope the family is well. >> everybody is good. thanks, chris. >> dhs assesses white supremacy to be the most lethal threat to the united states. in 2018, only 8% of high school seniors surveyed can identify slavery as the central cause of the civil war. you mix ignorance and arrogance, you get a dangerous combination. why wouldn't we want to train people to understand that systematically these kinds of cultural ignorances and cultural buy cease can make a difference and just to be careful about it? >> well, because that's not what this is doing. i mean, these are, you know, the 1619 project and these, quote, diversity or sensitivity trainings are really indoctrination sessions that in more than one way really divide us. i mean -- >> along what lines? >> well, it's just -- it's solely focused on dividing about race. i mean, you know, to quote -- >> how is it dividing? help me understand, rick? how does it divide by race by telling you be careful, we fought a war over slavery. >

identified evangelicals voted for someone other than donald trump in the 2016 primary huckabee or santorum or someone like that. for many of them not only was he not their first choice he was in second or third or fourth. i met a lot of people in the faith community for whom he was the 17th choice. but once they got to the general election and a b feist - - faced trump and clinton and he was pro-life and pro- religious freedom and pro- israel and released list during the campaign of respected conservative and pro-life judge judges. we should point out at the moment there was a vacancy on the supremee court that either he or hillary clinton would fill. he said i will choose from this list. sometimes we are not always aware of the history that is being made in front of our eyes but donald trump was the first major party presidential candidate in us history to ever tell us who his pics would be. nobody has done that before. they voted on faith based on the binaryic choice because when these issues of life and support for the state of israel and the judicial and court pics that would decide th

the santorum to have of the election -- the victor ought to be able to nominate the successor to ruth and then the senate should move forward and do its job in terms of the process that goes on in the u.s. senate. the focus on all the senators including senator cory gardner is going to be intense, you know? i would be surprised if president trump would put forward a nominee that would be of the character of ruth bader ginsburg. so there's going to be intense scrutiny of cory gardner, and that's going to be true for all the rest of the senators across the country in those vulnerable seats. and at the end of the day, they should take a position that the next president of the united states -- whether it's donald trump or whether it's joe biden, the winner of the election on november 3rd -- should be the one making the decision on who is going to succeed her. it will play, alicia, a very critical in the election of the u.s. senate and who remains in the majority after january 3rd on the first day, i think, of the new senate. alicia: a i've run out of time, secretary salazar, you are the c

mostly ted cruz or marco rubio, huckabee or santorum or someone like that. for many of them donald trump was not only their first choice, he is not their second, third, or fourth choice. i met a lot of people in the faith community he was their 17h choice. but once they got to the general election and they faced a binary choice between donald trump and hillary clinton, and he was pro-life and pro- religious freedom and pro- israel. and he released a list during the campaign of respected conservative and pro-life. we should point out at the moment there was a vacancy on the supreme court, that either he or hillary clinton would fill. and he said if you elect me president, i will choose from this list. you know, sometimes we are not always aware of the history that's being made in front of our very eyes. but donald trump was the first major party presidential candidates in u.s. history to ever tell us who his court pics would be. no one had ever done that befor before. they voted on a faith based on the binary choice. because on these issues of life, religious

voted for someone other than donald trump in the 2016 primary come mostly to cruise, marco rubio, santorum or someone like that, for many of them donald trump is not only their first choice, their second or third or fourth choice. as they get to the general election, there is a binary choice between donald trump and hillary clinton and he was pro-life and pro-religious freedom and pro-israel, he released a list during the campaign, we should point out there was a vacancy on the supreme court. if you elect the president i will choose from this list. sometimes we are not always aware of the history being made in front of our eyes but donald trump was the first major party presidential candidate in us history to ever tell us who is court pics would be. no one had ever done that before. they voted on faith based on this binary choice because of these issues of life, support for the state of israel, judicial and court pics that would decide those and other issues, deeply held moral beliefs that derived from their faith and they voted for trump on faith in spite of these reservations they had ab

doesn't like to condemn people who support him that may play a part into it as well >> that was rick santoruming. there was also this discussion about the wider threat posed by these white supremacist groups while the president did push back somewhat, his administration did weigh in on that what did the administration say? >> reporter: yeah. just recently, craig we're talking about chad wolfe wolfe testified to members of congress that when it comes to domestic extremisms, the threat from white supremacy especially in 2018 and 2019 is among those persistent and lethal threats they're looking at >> chief white house correspondent hallie jackson there. thank you. >>> coming up next, the nfl trying to contain its first outbreak and keep the rest of the season on track. >> what commissioner roger goodell is saying about the league's plans moving forward. right after this erior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symp

rick santorum predicted what he would do. the question is whether he over torqued it and went over board. i would say way over board. and i don't think that he is going to profit from this. i think trump may have ended his presidency tontd. with his performance. >> i thought the president was going to come out hot. >> he did. >> he did come out hot. >> it's not even funny. are you proud of the president of the united states? >> i think he over played his hand. here's what i saw on stage. the president who -- you can hear it by him reciting the things that happened throughout the presidency. the he feels like he's been mistreated and by the prior administration. >> all the narcissist and psycho paths feel that. doesn't make it true. >> the president came out hot. and because he is feeling aggrieved and i'm telling you. he felt like this is his opportunity to sort of turn the table and turn it onto joe biden. and give biden the grief he has been given over four years. i don't think is worked. to answer correctly. i think he cam