that's how we happened to be sitting behind donald john trump as he made his infamous american carnage inauguration speech. and then afterwards we went into the capital for the luncheon. we were seated with trump's, i think it was his cousins, is first cousins at the table with them. it was weird because they look like they were weirded out. were they like mary trump? >> they were perfectly pleasant, one of the new elijah and wanted to take a picture with him, i believe. we watched everything taking place. ivanka was walking around the room holding court. the first lady was sitting down, not mixing and mingling but certainly luckily everyone who came up to the head table to greet her. we made it through the speeches. we ate a portion of our lunch and then elijah said it's time to go. let's go up there. we pushed back our chairs and we head to the head table, and dj t stands up. >> donald john trump, okay. >> with vice president pence by his side and elijah introduces us and then they make little small talk, and then elijah says, i would love to meet with you, mr. president i would love

i, donald john trump do solemnly swear. that i will faithfully execute. esident of the united states. within the first 2a hours of taking the solemn oath of office, it became clear that donald trump would change the presidency more than the presidency would change him. there was the dystopian language of his inaugural address. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. there was the argument about the size of the inaugural crowd. this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. both in person and around the globe. the press secretary gave alternative facts to that. alternative facts are not facts. they are falsehoods. the president and first lady of the united states will take their first dance. there was the music at his inaugural ball. frank sinatra's i did it my way. and his decision to keep using twitter. should i keep twitter going or not? keep it going? cheering. i think so. then, there was the appearance before the memorial wall at cia headquarters, where he tore into the press. the start of what came to be a r

so that right there started the friction between president donald john trump and eliza.cause you cannot go against the president's words. let's talk about another wendy's hearings and investigations attend this book. let's go to michael cohen. see that is page 93 this book is tabbed. and we watched all of this unfold on television. page 93 ratio right hand, do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth? the witness affirmed i do, take it from there. >> so and then michael cohen comment to alleges deep belief proceeded to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> so : his truth telling before the confirmation of his hearing was not the best. they always viewed him as a liar and a fixer in the ugly situation for this president. tells about the truth your husband believe that michael cohen told. >> michael cohen came out statement saying the president is a liar. he is a racist but he is this he is that pretty cheats on his taxes he does this he does that. he proceeded to admit to of course paying off the stormy daniels stuff. you know what you call

there isa his support for donald john.range of different age groups they are, senior citizens, younger people. quite interesting as they have been a few moments of tension with supporters ofjoe biden. i guess that's kind of indicative of some of the passions we see in the country. 0verall his supporters were really good—natured and telling me that theyjust want him to overcome. and they believe he will do it. my reaction was kind of shocked but then again it seems to be most people are getting it at some point. i guess i was kind not waiting to find out i thought it haveit waiting to find out i thought it have it at some point, you know. are you worried? know its most powerful man in the world best doctors in the world. shocking, i wish i could man in the world best doctors in the world. shocking, iwish i could have had my notifications on my phone turned off because i saw the news p0p turned off because i saw the news pop up turned off because i saw the news pop up at like 1230, one a:m.. i didn't go to sleep after that.

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> it's rare that an october surprise actually changes the outcome of an election. washington post reporter devlin barrett believes it happened four years ago. >> yeah, i think jim comby the intending to, chahe outcome of election. >> barrett is the author of a just released book, in which he contends h s that the key 2016 october surprise came in the form of a letter to congress, from the then director of the fbi, james comby. to campaign adviser. new fbi who's husband was under investigation for online sex crimes. the announcement was made just 11 days before the election. and one reason it was so powerful is because trump had made such a big deal out of the hillary clinton e-mails so it fit in to his, one of had his main messages against her. >> that is absolutely right. it absolutely fit in to the republican critique and attack on hillary clinton, but the other part of it too, is that it came from a credible place. cbyd notheteo you believe hy?>> do, andoree s believe it and what they say is, it's the single most measurable impact on the

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear -- >> four years later. >> if you are still supporting donaldtudents are very aware what is happening. they are very aware of the police killings. >> when do you meet people who are supporting joe >> very short. >> the political divide. wider than ever. >> no peace. >> you oar literally talking in different realms of fact. >> it was just out and out nasty. >> and in florida -- >> we are expecting a record number of people to mail-in vote. millions of ballots. >> the anger and unrest are driving voters to the polls. >> i wanted to do something. >> what made you switch parties? >> i feel like the party moved in a different direction. >> it only solidified my position. >> the difference? who wins this swing state often wins the white house. >> is florida a must win for donald trump? >> there really is no math. he really has to win here to have any chance of being president. >> whied matters for biden. >> this is the most important election in our lifetime. >> and for trump. >> my administration is focused on delivering real results. >> how would yo

donald john trump, president of the united states, the fight got even worse when he attacked a leisure cummings beloved city of baltimore. take us to that summer. >> after kim claes he pointed out problems in west baltimore without solutions and the present retreatment retweeted that video. currently running for congressman coming see as a republican. >> so, where to start. you know congressman cummings did everything that he could to improve west baltimore. we are driving down the street and he saw a pile of trash he would immediately get on the phone with his team to ask them to have it removed immediately. and i saw him do this on more than one occasion. if he was not the man, he was not a city councilmember, he was not part of any kind of state or local government is part of the federal government. if so part of his responsibilit responsibility. that being said, the horror of that moment actually started hours before donald trump started tweeting. starting early about 2:30 a.m. the early morning donald trump started tweeting. we had for the first time in my experience here in balti

spot to the next photo shoot they believe that a biden presidency could be more professional, and donald johnmore predictable. and predictability is something that has been lacking in this us, relationship over the last four yea rs. relationship over the last four years. steve rosenberg and moscow. thank you very much steve are joining us. that was fascinating. donald trump hamburgers, who knew? must‘ve been a thing that sold out fast. let's move on to another country which has a lot at riding on the outcome of this election. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called preisident trump the "greatest friend" of israel. and this white house has done much to help the current israeli government. it has moved the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and placed financial sanctions on iran. a biden presidency could row back some of those moves, which could in turn affect neta nyahu's own political future. joining me now is the bbc‘s yolande knell from jerusalem. thank you very much for staying up for us. and then ask at the same question i asked steve rosenberg and moscow, how much does israel fee

signed sincerely donald john trump, the white house,ing on 1, 2020. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on appropriations and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam. on september 30, 2020, pursuant to section 3307 of title 40, united states code, the committee on transportation and infrastructure met in open session to consider 33 resolutions included in the yen services administration's capital investment and leasing programs. i have enclosed copies of the resolutions adopted. signed, sincerely, peter defazio, member of congress. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on ppropriations. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2019, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman, is recognized until 10:00 p.m. as the designee of the minority leader. mr. westerman: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and exten

if there ever has been a canary in a coal mine nat a state is in play, it's to see john cornyn turn on donald trump. that's a bright red flashing sign that says john cornyn is in deep trouble, and if john cornyn is in deep trouble, texas is in play. >> and that's why john cornyn's democratic opponent mj hager is joining us later in this hour. john heilemann, renee graham, wish me luck to get through the rest of the hour without the boston accent, cracking and thank you very much for starting us off tonight. we appreciate it. >> wicked hard, lawrence. wicked hard. >> thank you, john. >>> and when we come back, guess which presidential candidate in thursday night's debate has a bank account in china. that's next. more to me than hiv. i'm a peer educator,... a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own health. i talked with my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with... dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with...just 2 medicines... in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen to help you reach

if there ever has been a canary in a coal mine that a state is in play, it's to see john cornyn turn on donald trump. that's a bright red flashing sign that says john cornyn is in deep trouble, and if john cornyn is in deep trouble, texas is in play. >> and that's why john cornyn's democratic opponent m.j. hegar is joining us later in this hour. john heilemann, renee graham, wish me luck to get through the rest of the hour without the boston accent cracking, and thank you very much for starting us off tonight. we appreciate it. >> wicked hard, lawrence. wicked hard. >> thank you, john. >>> and when we come back, guess which presidential candidate in thursday night's debate has a bank account in china. that's next. t. (vo) i'm a verizon engineer and today, we're turning on 5g across the country. with the coverage of 5g nationwide. and, in more and more cities, the unprecedented performance of ultra wideband. the fastest 5g in the world. it will change your phone and how businesses do everything. i'm proud, because we didn't build it the easy way, we built it right. this is the 5g america's been

. >> donald john trump is not responsible for the individual actions of anyone.e has been economically sound for our community. if you look over his track record you are going to find he has made promises and kept of those promises. what this young man is talking about our emotional reactions they are experiencing because of the frustration in the black community created by those who have been in governmental power, democrats. todd: we have two democrats and one republican. i want to get christina on the democratic side but switching gears a little bit. the latest poll, how would you vote? i want you to look at that middle one. 41% of hispanics say they would vote for trump/pens. what issues are resonating with hispanics to make that number is high as it is, it is below biden harris but higher than a lot of people would expect. >> it certainly is higher than i would like to see is a democrat but the thing about that, some of the messaging, taking such hold and a lot of folks are becoming newly affluent, moving up, figuring out how to have savings, the immigration

justice would catch up with him but for now let's imagine a world where the government had held donald john trump accountable for the many offenses he apparently committed long before he launched the presidential campaign in 2015 that supports her prize-winning investigative journalist observed, that is the world with president trump is the impossibility so to create that world where he and anyone like him is in improbability the damage is done by or for the president to demonstrate the dangers we face if we fail to do so. thank you. >> and with age trophic introduction is going to ask you to defend white-collar crime. so i want to follow up on something else you started to touch on so why do we judge white-collar crime so loosely as you just pointed out between 300,000,000,800,000,000,000 per year and yet which was a more likely to go to jail for an which you judged more harshly for and why is that? >> just to be clear to $30,800,000,000,000 was looking at the two categories but there is no official measurement from the fbi or the department of justice but the people of insider trading and

. >> i, donald john trump do solemnly swear -- >> four years later -- >> white house. >> if you're stillupporting donald trump you're a racist, you're a bigot. >> my students are very aware of what is happening. they're very aware of police killings. >> when you do meet people supporting joe biden what is that conversation like? >> very short. >> the political divide. >> turn the [ bleep ] around. >> wider than ever. >> you're literally talking in different realms of fact. >> it was just out and out nasty. >> and in florida, we are expecting a record number of people to mail-in vote. millions of ballots. >> the anger and unrest are driving voters to the polls. >> i wanted to do something, to get out. >> what made you switch parties? >> i feel like the party has moved in a different direction. >> it is only solidified my position. >> the difference? who wins this swing state often wins the white house. >> is florida a must win for donald trump? >> there really is no math. he really has to win here to have any chance of being president. >> why it matters, for biden. >> this is the most imp

. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> four years later -- >> if you're still supporting donaldmp you're a racist, you're a bigot. >> my students are very aware of what is happening. they're very aware of police killings. >> when you do meet people who are supporting joe biden what's that conversation like? >> very short. >> the political divide wider than ever. >> you're literally talking in different realms of fact. >> it was just out-and-out nasty. >> and in florida -- >> we are expecting a record number of people to mail-in vote millions of ballots. >> the anger and unrest are driving voters to the polls. >> i wanted to do something. i wanted to get out. >> what made you switch parties? >> i feel like the party has moved in a different direction. >> it's only solidified my position. >> the deference, who wins the swing state often wins the white house. >> is is there a must-win for donald trump? >> there really is no math. he really has to win here for a chance to be president. >> why it matters for biden. >> this is the most important election in our lifetime. >> and for tr

. >> reporter: from the day he >> took office -- >> i donald john trump -- >> president trump has beeneelection. filing his paperwork on his inauguration day, and raising money ever since. trump and his party are on track to raise and spend more money than any political candidate, in history. more than $1 billion. but, despite all that cash flooding into his campaign coffers, he finds himself in a remarkable position. down in the polls, and with a lot less money than his opponent, joe biden. >> i could be the king of all fundraisers. i would be the greatest that ever lived. >> hello, hello, hello! >> reporter: since biden became the democratic nominee, he's been steadily eating away at trump's significant cash on-hand lead. that is the amount of money available for a campaign to spend at the end of every month. trump went from being $200 million ahead in this category to being close to $1 million behind for the last month of the race. now, after raising and spending hundreds of millions of dollars, trump is claiming fundraising isn't all that important. >> you know, they got all this m

una encuesta indica que el 78% de votantes apoya el presidente donald trump, el 17% a john biden. >>uve la oportunidad de conocer a muchos migrantes que llegaron a este paÍs, muchos de ellos son gente muy querida, gente muy trabajadora, gente muy honesta. ellos tambiÉn son explotados. >> durante la campaÑa electoral el presidente donald trump ha acusado de estar contra dios y contra la biblia, pero el candidato es catÓlico practicante. ambos candidatos estÁn buscando el mayor respaldo y estÁn recorriendo estados claves para captar la mayorÍa de los votos. >> seis personas muertas, apagones masivos y una gran devastaciÓn es el saldo preliminar del impacto del huracÁn z trastocar tierra en luisiana. >> el huracÁn desatÓ una furia descomunal en llegar a tierra conventos de hasta 110 millas por hora. >> continuaron asÍ durante toda la noche causando serios daÑos materiales. >> muchos residentes dicen que nunca imaginaron la enorme potencia de z. >> nos tocÓ la vez pasada, pero en la anterior no hubo nada, aquÍ seguimos igual punto. >> la fuerza del viento remece a su casa. >> gracias a d

voted but with just a week to go until election day in the us, campaigning is intensifying for donald trump in johnd trump injohn biden. levels of covid—19 antibodies in people who've had the virus diminish quite rapidly, say scientists. the president is campaigning in three midwestern states today. this election is a choice between the trump super recovery which is what we are having or a biden depression, sad to say. and some bad news just came out on biden, but i wa nt to just came out on biden, but i want to tell you about that. you'll find that out tomorrow. -- i will you'll find that out tomorrow. —— i will not tell you about that. man! that something. biden has pledged the biggest tax hike in this history of our country, the first man i have ever seen campaign on the fact i'm going to raise your taxes. what's going on? i gave working families record—setting tax cuts and in my second term, i will cut middle—class taxes va ry will cut middle—class taxes vary substantially more. that's the presidentjust now enormous hand brass car. i'm joined by democratic strategist, cristina antelo. i guess y

trump and he did it from a space that donald john trump traveled to four years ago, flint, michigan, and if you look at what donald trump has done since he went to flint, michigan, when he was campaigning to be president, nothing has changed. and it's also spotlighted even more so, infrastructure issues across the nation, not just in flint, but in washington, dc and other states, in the carolinas and other states. this president made it clear not just about being in flint but talking about the fact that donald trump is not a person of humility. he's a person who struts. he's a person who has no shame and he also talked about covid. and michigan is a state that has been impacted by covid. the governor, gretchen whitmer, had been fighting so hard to get ventilators, the swabs for the covid testing kits, and now look at what's happening. we are in the moment, former president barack obama emphasized strategically we're seeing an increase at this moment, the worst week ever as this white house is saying that it's not going to, this is not happening anymore. this is over. so president oba

and even though john brennan retired from government at the very moment that donald trump became president, president trump has never been able to leave john brennan alone. he's obsessed with him. he's called john brennan myriad names, he's accused him of myriad crimes. he claimed to have revoked his security clearance, even though he didn't. trump's attorney general ordered an ongoing investigation into the cia's actions under brennan in 2016. when john brennan went to access his records from his time as cia director to consult them so he could write this book, access that has been provided to all previous cia directors, he discovered that president trump had issued a directive specifically about him, blocking him from accessing those materials and, furthermore, forbidding anyone in the intelligence community from sharing classified information, specifically, with john brennan. imagine the president being so obsessed with you that he uses the powers of the presidency just to make your individual life more difficult, even after you have left government. trump's obsession with john brennan

is lightning going to strike twice for donald trump, john thomas?cult to make the predictions at this point. but what i can tell you is i'm watching trend lints and right now the -- linings and right now the race is tightening. it's trending well for trump. he's got to run through the tape and turn out his base. if he does that, he should pull another 2016. todd: john thomas joining us now, presumably from southern california. good luck to your dodgers, john thomas. >> thanks, todd. todd: have a great one. jillian, over to you. jillian: joe biden is going virtual, in an attempt to appeal to young voters through a popular video game. the campaign launching biden island on animal crossing new more ryhorizons. they are prompted to help the campaign locate polling sites. president trump giving a sizable church donation during a sunday service in nevada. the president was seen reaching into his back pocket and pulling a number of 20-dollar bills as the collection bucket was passed around. the president was attending a service at the international church

. ♪ ♪ >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... >> narrator: from the very beginning of donald trump'sbursts, sirens blaring) (shouting) >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> it's a crisis; donald trump's president of the united states. now comes the hour of action. there's been enough talk. >> narrator: week one: a travel ban aimed at muslim countries. >> a scene ooutrage at jfk airport in new york. >> protests, outrage, and backlash... >> to me, it just felt like continuing chaos. >> north korea will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> narrator: ongoing threats to other nations. >> there was no effort to say, "what are the priorities here?" and i think he makes decisions quickly and can change them very quickly, too. and, uh, it sometimes could be 180 degrees ofhat he had decided just a few hours before. >> narrator: and just like "the apprentice": firings, turmoil, confrontation. >> we've had reality tv framing for the presidency. if you see the serial exits of people who, you know, really had built significant careers only to be k

>> well, and the obama administration we had tom donald and john brennan was the homeland security advisor and we are all located in the white house obviously and at the president's daily briefing all of those interests were present and everybody had a role to play in it was my job to coordinate how that meeting went to make best use of the president's time but that same to as a structure, and confidence with how president obama like to make decisions which are very much from the bottom up instead of from the top down. >> it was part of the national security council structure, was it not until the trump administration came around and i believe you, ambassador bolton, modify that structure. >> let me say a quick word there. the national security and homeland security are fundamentally the same thing. i think we're talking about the same homeland so the notion of these being separate functions, i understand it was part of the bush 43 administration when the separate homeland security department was set up and so on but i think ultimately you need to bring it back into more coherent approach

if they really thought that they wouldn't be voting with donald trump 90-plus percent of the time. stylistically johnfferent from donald trump and that's true for a lot of the senators on the ballot this year. and i don't see these comments as an effort to distance. i see them as honest answers to questions from reporters who are finally covering, you know, these big senate races. i just think the idea that you would distance yourself from a president of your own party with two weeks to go in an election, i mean, nobody believes that john cornyn is not running in the party of donald trump in texas. but that doesn't mean john cornyn can't express some disagreement stylistically with donald trump down the stretch. i think it's easy to overread this and what's happening in a couple of races. but especially in texas i think trump and cornyn are likely to win down there and have similar vote totals. >> okay. so van, let me play something the president said on that campaign call. i was playing some of the fauci part earlier. let me play something about the election. >> we're going to win. i wouldn't have s

inaugurated on that day and i hope that individual is not donald trump. >> john brennan, thank you very much for your time. best of luck with the book, sir. that is tonight's "reidout." thank you for being here. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i'm more than ten feet away. i'm not going to talk through the mask. >> three weeks from the election more rallies, more exposure and more reckless endangerment from the party of covid. tonight snore cory booker on why none of this is normal. then she was allegedly the target of a terrorist kidnapping plot. governor whitner on why she will not be intimidated. inside the movement to stop counting all the votes as voters line the streets on the first day of early voting in georgia. >> it doesn't matter how long it takes, we will stand in line to vote. we're voting like our lives depends on it. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. i want to show you tonight some video from earlier today that embodies the priorities of the party of donald trump three weeks before elect

he's running for president, what they did, there's no doubt they did wasthing to spy on -- if i donald johnmp, would i be concerned about them doing something like that in the election? i would. it's perfectly legitimate concern. is the mainstream media saying there's no evidence of fraud. that's what they used to say. now they are saying there's no evidence of widespread fraud. this is an issue. everybody has to vote the way they think they should vote, no system is perfect. my suggestion is to go in person. host: greg, calling from pa. other new stories. a budget deficit tripling in 2020, now 3.1 trillion as spending rose to bolster the economy during the pandemic. the wall street journal also has a piece in the section, gop senators in the white house are split on a deal. we have heard a lot about negotiations but now within the republican party there's a big difference in terms of a price tag. the senate is coming in this week to take up a smaller and more targeted version of a relief bill which will deal with small businesses. we do expect that effort to be blocked by democrats but we

>> donald trump may be the most insecure man to ever hold office in the united states. i think he knew johnacter in every way a person can be better than someone else, and i think just -- he lived a life and had a view of public service that was just intrinsically a rebuke to donald trump, who -- donald trump has no interest but self-interest. john mccain tried very hard. sometimes he failed. he'd be the first to admit it. but he'd put his country ahead of everything, including his own self-try. >> what do you make of cindy mccain endorsing joe biden? is that influential. >> yes, very much so. cindy is a popular figure in arizona and people recognize she's putting her country first as her husband would wish her do and as she is inclined to do herself and realizes that donald trump is a -- you know, is just -- you know, that it's time for donald trump to go and that joe biden would be a fine president, even though i'm sure cindy will have many disagreements with hopefully president biden over policy issues. nevertheless, he's a man who would put his country over himself. >> john mccain had a

right after you reelect president donald trump and send john james to the united states senate, we needo send angressman john moolenaar to new republican majority and the house of representatives and retire nancy pelosi once and for all. [cheers and applause] you know, when you look at what we were able to accomplish those first three years, the first three in which we had a republican house and republican senate, there's only one way that you can describe it. in three short years, we made america great again. [cheers and applause] and then 2020 arrived. in the coronavirus struck from china. case ofhe very first community transition anywhere in america, president trump did what no american had ever done. travel from all china, the second largest economy in the world. president trump but the health of america first. said it was xenophobic. he literally wrote a few days before the president action that banning travel during a global pandemic would make things worse. joe biden got a wrong. president donald trump got it right. the truth is, the president's decision at the outset saved untol

governor, are you proud to vote for donald trump? john: governor sununu, you have said very clearly you would not commute addison's sentence. gov. sununu: of course not. john: but new hampshire doesn't have a death chamber. so, to put it bluntly, how would he be put to death, and how would you justify to taxpayers the millions of dollars it would cost to build a chamber that would be used once, since the death penalty has been abolished in the state? gov. sununu: sure. let me just understand the senator's position. he said he has been consistent and would not commute the sentence but at some point needs to commute his sentence. that's the most inconsistent thing i've ever heard. i have stood with the family, and i got to tell you, when you can look in their eyes and say we are not going to commute the sentence of a cop killer absolutely unequivocably, i understand the senator had one position in the primary and now another, that is politics. that is the definition of politics. i have been consistent 100% all the way through. we would neve

i already voted for donald john trump. when the coronavirus hit, you know, everyone in america was in washington, d.c., they wasn't sure what to do. he put all the right people together. he shut down travel. he was criticized for it. impeached him,y they was trying to remove him from office. he kept his focus. he brought all the pharmaceutical people together and said you have got to attack this. presidentd me of a fdr and world war ii. he brought all of his top people together and said we have got to fight this. that's all i have to say on that. i, i, i just want to say one more thing. , who is doing so much for african-americans in this country, when he comes out and says they are killing black kids, black babies every day, we have got to stop the genocide, god bless that young man. he's working hard to protect african-americans and will go down in history as one of the greatest young black men in this country. richard. right, brian, independent line, good morning to you. good morning, go ahead. caller: most of this stuf

donald trump. intelligence director john ratliff gave a statement at a red news conference. we would like to alert the public that we have identified that 2 foreign actors iran and russia have taken specific actions to influence public opinion relating to our elections we have confirmed that some voter registration information has been obtained by iran and separately by russia this data can be used by foreign actors to attempt to communicate false information to registered voters that they hope will cause confusion so chaos and undermine your confidence in american democracy even if the adversaries pursue further and temps to intimidate or attempt to undermine voter confidence know that our election systems are resilient and you can be confident your votes are secure. well let's take a look now at some of the day's other headlines. in the u.s. the maker of the prescription painkiller oxycontin will plead guilty to federal charges as part of an $8000000000.00 settlement do you follow is accused of criminal conduct related to the distribution of the drug which has been linked

is the white house insider who wrote a scathing op ed today is about condemning donald trump miles taylor is supporting john biden and has called trump a moral and ineffective mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the man who called himself anonymous in 2 separate books and actually not at president trump has now revealed his identity in an online post miles tailors his name and he was a chief of staff in the department of homeland security at one point so a very senior official he was highly critical of trump in those 2 books saying that it was necessary for americans to know both the character and the quality of their head of state as about john has accused armenia of killing at least 21 civilians in a missile strike bringing a fair attempt at a cease fire and a gone back into doubt the attack on the city of bada is the deadliest single incident against civilians since fighting flared a month ago hurricane dean has made landfall in the southern united states bringing another round of heavy rain and damaging winds to the state of louisiana there are warnings the category 2 storm could bring a life thr

just ask john cornyn who's trying to distance himself from donald, and pennsylvania, to your point, it's under water, and that was as close to a significant policy misstep that could translate to votes eleven days out as we saw last night. >> in terms of the substance, i mean, the style, just because john just touched on it i thought it was interesting because there was that noninterruption rule, i thought the candidates let their faces do the talking. president trump's facial expressions spoke a lot, and joe biden's laugh, you know, laugh and smile, and putting his head down, i thought all of that was interesting to watch. >> absolutely. the president, you know, radiated a lot of scorn, contempt. he was very much in a fight. you could see this steely gaze, looking for openings, pounce when he thought he had one. he was very much in the middle of combat. joe biden would look down and chuckle a little bit. i was waiting for him to say there you go again. there's nothing you can do after a certain point when you've got a whole world of difference, philosophical difference, policy point dif

president donald trump has tried to reality gys his campaign with rallies in 2 swing states he's trailing in many national polls with mobile 2 weeks to go until the election johnndren reports. donald trump play defense returning to 2 battleground states he won by a whisker in 2016 truck took his campaign to wisconsin and to michigan where he criticized the state's democratic governor 13 militia members were arrested just over a week ago in an alleged plot to kidnap or you've got to get your governor to open up your state it was. and get your school also get your school since it was school rules have to be open right it was that prompted and now familiar chant it was it was as the president laid into michigan's governor he was skirting the strict limits on crowd size as the she had set by calling his rally a peaceful protest with few masks and little social distancing among his supporters trumps democratic rival joe biden pursued a cautious make no mistakes approach taking a break from the campaign trail on saturday instead he tweeted viral videos like this one i lose minnesota i'm never coming back teasing trump for threatening in state after state never to re

reporter: john will trump -- donald trump won big here in 2016 helped in part by christian voters. would describe myself politically as a christian conservative patriot. reporter: according to exit polls, eight out of 10 white evangelicals voted for donald trump. >> my faith and my relationship with jesus christ rules my decisions. our leadership dictates the society we live in and i would prefer it continues to stay the god centered country it was originally created to be. reporter: this year, the race in north carolina is tight, but a different kind of christian could help swing the state. i'm a christian and i know the church is diverse. there are black people like me, latinos, and an increasingly vocal christian left. i wanted to speak to people we don't usually hear from. covid-19 andhe job losses it has brought have hit black and latino communities disproportionately hard. >> we started this about march. march 15. reporter: pastor michael offers drive-through meals for the needy at his church on the out skates -- outskirts of the state capital. demand have reached tenfold dur

donald trump improve? did he improve enough? >> look, john, you raise a point that's equally important, which is joe biden did better, too. joe biden did not have a great first debate. a lot of democrats will admit that privately. and he performed much better last night than he had the first time. so even as donald trump was casting a better version of himself, and he definitely was. hech he was calmer, much more on point, he stuck to what he had clearly prepared to stay for the most part. biden was also better. and biden was able to rebut a lot of what the president was saying. there were moments where joe biden didn't do as well as his advisers might have wanted him to do. there were certainly moments that way with donald trump. so far, this race has been trump against trump. and i don't think last night did a whole lot to change that. >> maggie, i want to stick with you for a second in terms of those missed opportunities for the candidates. let's play a missed opportunity, if that's what you want to call it, or a misstep from president tru

broaden the lens and help us understand what you think has happened to foreign policy under donald trump. john bolton gave us an insider account of believing that u.s. foreign policy, at least as it pertained to china and turkey, might have been so corrupted that he picked up the phone and called bill barr and that's an inside account. what are your concerns with your three decades of relationships around the world? >> donald trump clearly operates like an authoritarian leader. many authoritarian leaders that i have observed and analyzed over the course of my career, he has taken the pages out of their playbooks. he tries to suppress any opposition. had etries to manipulate and control the instruments of power, intelligence, law enforcement, justice. he tries to denigrate the media in terms of any type of information that is put out that tries to really expose his fraudulent behavior as well as his dishonesty and his lies. therefore, when i think about how the united states has played this leading role in the free world the last 75 years, since world war ii, and how countries around the world,