symone: thanks for having me, bret.t: the secretary painted optimistic view of when economy will be on election day, is that a problem for your campaign? symone: bret, i did hear the treasury secretary a moment ago and i think we -- folks have to ask themselves at home, is this recovery working for you and economists are starting to call this recovery a k-shape recovery, mean it is going well and up for folks at the top, but for folks who are middle class or below, it's going down and so the question really is is this working for working families and the answer is no. look, one in six small businesses have shuttered their doors. if you work 30 -- i think more than 24 million people have noted that they are teleworking. if you work a job that has you working on a laptop and you can work at a desk, you're less at risk for covid. but i'm thinking, bret, an joe biden is thinking about the polks who are truck drivers and cashiers and auto workers, those are folks that are at higher risk of shortened hours and also exposed to

>> symone: i'm unsure. a negotiations, if you will, inside these various police organizations but what i can tell you is more than a 132 law enforcement officers from across this country and high-ranking positions, former folks, endorsed vice present biden on friday and i can also tell you this, that when you ask the american people looking at these polls, voodoo voters trust to keep them safe in this country, overwhelmingly they say joe biden. i think this "law & order" campaign, if you will that president trump and his campaign are trying to gin up and run, i don't think it's working, because the question is, are you safe in donald trump's america, are you safe from covid, are you safe in the incitement of violence, is it safe to send your told him to school and nonequivalent of the answer is no. >> bret: here is new york governor andrew cuomo. >> changed his residence to go to florida, why? he can't come back to new york buried he can't. he's going to walk down the street in new york? forget bodyguards,

symon: we are constantly raising capital.e had several billion to put to work inside the market, and we are continuing to raise new funds even through the crisis, and have raised about $4 billion this year. so i think the access to liquidity for the right fields continues to be there, and we will probably grow over the next 12 months. as i touched on, the benefit of the european markets are private lenders makeup 30% to 35% of the market. private lenders are roughly 90% of the market in the u.s., so the ability for european lenders to grow as banks feel the need to withdraw because they are under a lot of capital pressure and under liquidity pressure, because the banks have been the mechanism that a lot of governments have used put this funding into the market for larger companies under these guarantee schemes, that has drained a lot of liquidity out of the corporate lending part of the banks. alix: it was really great to catch up with you. would love to touch and as this crisis evolved. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: it's time

symone sanders. thank you for joining us. says vice president biden wants to stay in the basement and have everybody else stay there, too. >> thank you for having me this morning, george. look, what jason miller and trump campaign are asserting isn't true. vice president biden was out campaigning this week as you know, folks saw him not campaigning but reverencing and really taking a solemn moment marking the 9/11 this past friday. and vice president biden will be out next week, he's going to florida, we'll be in minnesota, we'll have some things that we'll be announcing. so the reality is vice president biden is actively campaigning, as is senator harris. but the difference is, george, we're doing it so safely. we're letting the science lead us, safety is of the utmost importance to our campaign the safety of the voters, our campaign staff, and that's why vice president biden is modeling good behavior. he's a wearing mask, we're social distancing at our events and press conferences. that stands in stark contrast of what pres

symone, it's great to have you.tart with some -- i have seen some folks saying, well, in february and january the democrats were all over the place on this, too, and they weren't paying much attention. i have to point out as a matter of the record back in october you have -- october before we even have covid, you have vice president biden tweeting about how we're unprepared and the trump administration is unprepared for a pandemic. trump has rolled back progress president obama and i made to strengthen global health security. we need leadership that builds public trust focuses on real threats and mobilizes the world to stop outbreaks." and then vice president authoring an op ed in january about covid. ron clain, one of his senior advisers as well in the atlantic. what has it been like to watch this unfold from your perspective, and what does the vice president think needs to be done now? >> it is baffling, chris. but frankly, it's infuriating. i hope americans heard vice president biden yesterday. he was in michigan

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campaign senior adviser symone sanders on fox news sunday. >> folks have to ask themselves at home, is recovery working for you, economists are starting to call this recovery a k-shape recovery. mean it's going well and up for folks tat top but the folks are middle class or below, it's going down. reporter: sanders was also asked -- sanders was asked whether biden would trust a coronavirus vaccine if one arrives before the election after running mate senator kamala harris said on cnn she wouldn't trust the president's word alone following reports his administration is pushing a rollout for political points. >> i will say that i would not trust donald trump and it would have to be a credible source of information that takes about the -- the efficacy and reliability of what he's talking about it. he wants us to inject bleach, no, i will not take his word. reporter: biden said he does expect president trump will announce a preelection vaccine and emphasized the need to get good science behind it but he said if we can get one before the election, he would be all for it even if it doesn't h

hybrid option and of course the new features hybrid drive train one and a half meter engine really symon the 1st 116 horsepower. system output. it feels quite good especially if you start from the traffic or at lower speeds accelerating feels pretty sporty. whenever it sees the opportunity. to use it electric motor to move forward it's especially true when you from a traffic light or when you go. traffic jam like we're in right now i don't know what's going on there but. right now we're waiting and you can tell the motorist. we're on our way. electric. cars can only go a few kilometers in pure electric but that's alright not the electric motors main purpose is to give a boost to the combustion engine the headlights are equipped with only d. technology to provide some safety in the dark. when your risk of a pretty sneak silhouette i mean look at the roof sloping down just a little bit all in all the car got 5 centimeters lower but what does it mean for people sitting in the back. yeah. it's ok i mean you can tell there's not very much space left but i'm not yet hitting the seat with money

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. >> and "outfront" now, symone sanders, senior adviser to the biden campaign.i moan. what will joe biden's message be when he meets with the blake family tomorrow? >> thank you for having me tonight, pamela? look, tomorrow vice president biden is going to wisconsin. he will visit kenosha, he will do a local stop and meet with the family. when he meets with the family, he's going to share a message similar to the messages they have shared in the phone conversations. and that overarching message is i am here for you, we stand with you. and you can also expect that he will most certainly just thank ms. jackson for the words she has said. she has repeatedly from the beginning, her family has throughout the situation called for calm, called for healing and she's praying for the country, the community, the police officers. >> the major wanted joe biden and president trump to wait until visiting. he said that joe biden should wait until next week. here's what he said. >> it's just too soon for the president having to come here at this point in time. i would say it's a

tom symons, bbc news, south london. our main story on bbc news...for the us supreme court in a move that could have a major impact on landmark legal rulings. let's stay with that story. 0ur north america editorjon sopel has been exploring the impact of this historic appointment. donald trump is now appointing his third supreme court justice donald trump is now appointing his third supreme courtjustice in his first term, and if you want to find backin first term, and if you want to find back in history where first—term president has appointed three supreme courtjustices, president has appointed three supreme court justices, you president has appointed three supreme courtjustices, you have to go back over 50 years to president eisenhower. so usually significant. this is exactly what conservatives wanted, they might not have liked everything about donald trump or what he stands for, but his promise to deliver a conservative court has been repaid handsomely. dojustices have already been appointed and he believes he's got the votes to get amy coney barre

tom symons, bbc news.fter the heaviest fighting for years in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh. both nations have now declared martial law and accuse each other of starting the fighting. 0ur correspondent rayhan demytrie reports. sunday morning in nagorno—karabakh. heavy fighting using tanks, artillery, drones and helicopters broke over this territory disputed by azerbaijan and armenia for more than 30 years. both countries accused each other of reigniting the conflict. both sides reported casualties, including civilians. translation: it is no secret that the first fire, including artillery fire, was opened by armenia. and the first to die were azerbaijani servicemen. azerbaijan gave a decent response to the enemy and the enemy could not move an inch. the armenian prime minister urged the world community not to stay silent. translation: the outbreak of a large—scale war in the south caucasus, the brink of which we are standing now, could have the most unpredictable consequences. it could go out of th

tom symons, bbc news.e been detained after riot police tried unsuccessfully to disrupt demonstrations against president lukashenko. tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets across the country, demanding he steps down. belarus has seen daily protests, since a disputed election in early august. from the capital, minsk, jonah fisher reports. seven weeks after the disputed election, belarus's protests now have a certain rhythm. sundays are the big ones, and there was once again tens of thousands on the streets of the capital, minsk. over the weeks, the protesters' outfits have evolved, as have the jokes and the insults. why have you got a rat on a cross? it's our president! president lukashenko is widely thought to have lost august's vote to sviatla na tsikhanouskaya. they chant for her, but a crackdown has all but destroyed the opposition leadership. sergei dylevsky, a tractorfactory worker and trade unionist, is pretty much the only leader who is neither injail or in exile. and he's worried. while

tom symons, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...ite several outbreaks of coronavirus, leaving many confined to their rooms. cardiff and swansea have gone into local lockdown tonight — with another three areas of wales facing new restrictions from tomorrow. the murdered police sergeant matt ratana is remembered at the rugby club where he was head coach, as the suspect is named as 23—year—old louis de zoysa. in belarus more than 100 people have been detained after riot police tried unsuccessfully, to disrupt demonstrations against president lukashenko. tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets across the country, demanding he steps down. belarus has seen daily protests, since a disputed election in early august. from the capital, minsk, jonah fisher reports. seven weeks after the disputed election, belarus‘s protests now have a certain rhythm. sundays are the big ones, and there was once again tens of thousands on the streets of the capital, minsk. over the weeks, the protesters‘ outfits have evolved, as have the jokes and t

with me now, symone sanders.nks so much for taking the time this morning. >> thank you for having me today, jim. >> first question a simple one. will nominee joe biden go to kenosha himself this week? >> vice president biden is looking to getting to wisconsin as a priority for us. he doesn't want to do anything to upset as you noted in your opening the peaceful nature of what's happening in kenosha and also the state at large. that's why it's so concerning about president trump's visit today. look. we have heard the president over the last couple of days throughout the republican national convention talk about violence. you know, his tweets have stoked and incited this violence, so he's not going to be a claiming voice in kenosha, wisconsin, today. he's going to do nothing but fan the flames. >> yesterday he said he considers all violence. what would he do on day one as president to address it, to calm these things down? >> well, jim, actually i would argue it doesn't start on day one when joe biden becomes presi

. >> symone sanders, we'll live it there for today. thank you for being back on the show. biden campaign, thank you. >>> to the coronavirus crisis, with some new headlines. the top infectious disease dr. anthony fauci asked americans to avoid crowds, social distance this labor day weekend, saying it is going to be key in trying to determine whether the u.s. gets a running start at containing a potential second wave of coronavirus this fall. and while most states across the country are seeing a decline in covid, states in the midwest, iowa, kansas, minnesota, the dakotas, they all added more cases in a recent week long stretch than in any previous week of the pandemic. in each, some of the biggest surges in new case numbers have come in college towns. and while the curve is going down in california, it became the first state to pass 700,000 covid cases. one farm forced to close after almost 400 employees tested positive for the virus. eight have now died. jake ward joins us now from that plant in california. jake, what do we know about the plant to get this under control wh

the biden campaign, symone sanders. check your local listings for showtime. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced, still unafraid. have a good weekend, a long one. "the story" guest hosted by jon scott starts right now. >> john: bret, thank you. a short time ago, president trump getting a full throated denial of a report in "the atlantic" that he made disparaging comments about those who serve in our nation's military. >> it's a hoax, and you hear more of these things, totally unrelated, as we get closer and closer to election. the magazine is a failing magazine, and nobody called me, nobody called me from the magazine and said do you have a comment about it? no, they just write whatever they want to write, it is a continuation of the witch hunt. so that it can hopefully affect the election, but the american people are too smart. you look at what i have done for the united states military, i love those people, i've gotten them pay raises when they didn't get anything near what i have been able to do, and i rebuilt $2.5 trillion, i rebuilt the un

shutdown, the next round of coronavirus relief, speak with a senior advisor to the biden campaign, symonecal listings for showtime. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced, still unafraid. have a good weekend, a long one. "the story" guest hosted by jon scott starts right now. >> john: bret, thank you. a short time ago, president trump getting a full throated denial of a report in "the atlantic" that he made disparaging comments about those who serve in our nation's military. >> it's a hoax, and you hear more of these things, totally unrelated, as we get closer and closer to election. the magazine is a failing magazine, and nobody called me, nobody called me from the magazine and said do you have a comment about it? no, they just write whatever they want to write, it is a continuation of the witch hunt. so that it can hopefully affect the election, but the american people are too smart. you look at what i have done for the

. >> we should briefly mention coming up, george stephanopolous with jason miller and symone sanders.l interviews on "this week" at 8:00 this morning on abc 7. we should also mention briefly this tuesday an abc news town hall is taking place. chief anchor george stephanopoulous will host this live event, giving undecided voters a chance to ask president trump their important questions before november. watch "the president and the people" this tuesday at 6:00 p.m., right here on abc 7. >>> this morning, sacramento county is tweeting their u.s. inration with an election explainer circulated by usps and colorado's secretary of state is suing the usps over it. you may have gotten these in the mail to tell what you to do if you're mailing in your vote but sacramento county tweeted not all of the information applies to california residents. the third bullet says you must request a mail-in ballot at least 15 days prior to election day. that is not the case in california, where all registered and active voters in california will receive a mailed pal lot starting on october 5th. a usps spokesp

. >> symone sanders, thank you very much.opefully the donald trump campaign will take an opportunity to break outside the bubble and answer for their own candidate at some point. but we shall see. thank you very much for being here tonight. >>> meanwhile, a closer look at the national security and legal ramifications of trump's highly leveraged lifestyle. is trump compromised by his huge debt load? "the reidout" continues after this. ut" continues after this if i'm your president, on day one we'll implement the national strategy i've been laying out since march. we'll develop and deploy rapid tests with results available immediately. we'll make the medical supplies and protective equipment that our country needs. we'll make them here in america. we'll have a national mandate to wear a mask, not as a burden, but as a patriotic duty to protect one another. in short, we'll do what we should have done from the very beginning. our current president has failed in his most basic duty to the nation. he's failed to protect america. an

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