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want to give my age away because i am so youthful, 1987, now in my 25th year here at fox, robert, so joe biden is in hiding in his basement half the month of september, almost the entire summer. here we are, 14 days to go, joe biden was off saturday, joe biden did one event on sunday, he's off yesterday, today, tomorrow, you know, most of the day on thursday until the debate. i don't know, you obviously love politics and you are a keen observer of presidential politics, have you ever seen anything like it, and do you agree with me that some sort of calculation had to be made by the biden campaign that they are better off keeping him away from campaigning then going out and asking people for votes? i've never seen anything like it in my life. yourmp thoughts? >> i've got to agree, it doesn't seem like an accident. it wasn't so long ago that hillary clinton talked about 3:00 a.m. phone call, i'm beginning to whether whether a new phone call is a problem here. >> sean: well said. if youf had to make a final prediction, and i put you on the spot, which is really mean, but i'm a talk show host, it'

joe biden and kamala harris, talk about mandates. robert: susan, beyondhe headlines about that fly on the you were there in the room. susan:'mhe worst person in the world to judge the headlines. we had this 90 debate, the biggest, i walked off offstage, the fly and the fly. and what fly. i never saw the fly.au ter] robert: what mattered at thathe dw vice presidential debates have often not had a huge impact but two nominees that are over 70 years o. susan: in this debate mattered more and got higher ratings than the previous ones because of at fact. either of these candidates for vice president if their ticket wins has ever chance ofg becom president. so that raised i think the stakes for this debate and the well known figure nationally, people want to tune in to see if they are comfortable with rom ing a heartbeat away this debate gave her more ressonance than other debates have. robert: we want to show clips about the pandemic because that is the issue. what is your read about vice president handled the debate and what's the review inside

when you have a record like joe biden -- i know he doesn't want to talk about it but is on secretary of defense robert gates said that joe biden hadn't made a single correct foreign policy decision in four decades. everyone knows he's been a failure in domestic policy and on foreign policy and when you're the commander in chief and you have to deal with these nations in real time like north korea, for example, like japan, like russia, like china, you have to understand the global -- the global implications in the global set -- >> martha: of course. >> joe biden just simple he doesn't do that. to pull that topic and not even discuss foreign policy? it's just a failure. >> martha: i think you're right, i think both sides should want to have the conversation about foreign policy. it must be had between the two candidates on stage and so i would imagine it would take one of the candidates to bring up some of these issues if they want to get into it with the other on this and i have a feeling i know which site it will probably be. >> i think you're probably right. >> martha: hogan, thank you very much, goo

biden. in massachusetts, robert, a joe biden supporter. go ahead.ou become older -- when you're 80 years old and you make foolish mistakes, that makes you an old full. -- an old fool. says donaldone trump is the best president they've ever seen in their life, where have you been? you do not know anything about president johnson? he gave early childhood education. he signed the civil rights bill. you tell me donald trump is better than him? is better than president kennedy? person youe young make bullish mistakes, but when you are -- you make foolish mistakes, but when you are an old person you'll be in an old fool. when you grow up, remember your mother and father taught you things. you say this man is the best present you ever seen? this is ridiculous. you people are racist. yet to learn something in 80 years. come on, people. i get so tired of old white people talking about the best president in their life. ,ost: we will go to penelope san antonio, a president trump supporter. caller: i am a president trump supporter. medicare.ncern is i noticed t

of them that the stakes are different this time regardless of how they feel personally about joe biden. robertsusan, can you build on that a little bit? because what we're seeing from president trump, and to some trump campaign officials earlier today, is of course they're trying to stoke the base in western pennsylvania, in western michigan, cenennsylvania, but they're also trying to going after vice president biden on the 194 crime bill anda goiner vice president biden on immigration and the obama record. how es that calculus play out in all of these states?ma susan: yes. and we moved within last 11 days of the campaign persuade undecided voters if there are any of them left in trying to turn out the voto ers e already for you. and that's why we see president eaking to there please go to the polls. it is possibleo depress depressed in some places in 2016. and i actually think that's the bi problem with president -- with vice president biden's commen aon transitioniy from fossil fuels and on fracking in the debate last night. a state like pennsylvania to be -- raise some questions about maybe

robert ray was the man that joe biden partnered with to stop busting integrationist schools, because he didn't want his kids going to schools that were racial jungles. are you calling on joe biden to apologize to anybody tonight? are you condemning him customer >> president trump: what he did was terrible, he has to do. it's a different standard. total hypocrisy, it's a disgrace. i think the people are wise to it, i really do. the people are wise to it. every time you do something, chris wallace asked me the same question last time and you know, it's a shame. it's a shame that they can get away with it. when i saw john roberts' by side, he just gave a news conference. what he said was very good. i didn't see your exact statement, but i was told she said something very good. she actually criticized her husband, that was terrible. i mean, he went a little crazy -- a little bit crazy. i saw it. i saw it and she is just an incredible person. she was abused by john roberts. that's a terrible thing. fox's a much different place than it used to be, sean. >> sean: let me ask you, we have a l

joe biden. that is where we start the hour with our favorite reporters and friends. robertjoining us founding member of the lincoln project steve schmidt is here and i start with aisha mills do you want us. >> we want to reclaim our nation and absolutely we want you to be seeing people that donald trump is a threat and completely the wrong direction. and sometimes he think it is the entire administration has lost its mind. and so, yes. and steve, kudos to the lincoln project, you are killing it on twitter. >> steve schmidt, i think your name has been invoked but i want to you take on a couple of these things here. a winning coalition that includes two former chairman of the republican party as well as, i think tim alberta breaks new ground in his reporting today and he's been all over the republican slide into the muck that is trumpism. and i think he's been pot on in his articulation of what is happening in the race. he writes that essentially suburban women have been gone since 2018 and it is suburban men, white college educated men who are pain having what we're seeing i

it's one of her favorite topics and she did it with joe biden in their debate so jason, i'm wondering the vice president, this photo of joe biden with robertk organizer yoking it up on a bus somewhere. but that too kamala harris and say what about that? that is your guy with someone from the kkk. >> the mike pence that i know and served with the american congress will bring great clarity on wednesday night. he is very articulate in driving home a message. i think the stark difference between kamala harris and what joe biden would bring to this ticket and to this nation i think when people walk away from that wednesday night they will understand, i think, what berger bernie sanders promised which we should believe him when he said that joe biden, kamala harris will be the most progressive in other words the most literal president we've ever had in the history of our nation. steve: they are. i agree. we will be watching and i hope you will watch on fox news all the coverage. thank you for joining us tonight. a lot going on and i hope you enjoyed our show and hope you come back next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ >>> it'

the secretary of defense under president obama robert gates said joe biden has been on the wrong side of every policy issue in his lifetime. president obama used to say that if you wanted something really screwed up, give it to joe biden to handle. [laughter] >> this is the guy that we have running. in fact, obama tried to keep joe from running. he was very famously quoted as saying, joe, you don't have to do this, you don't have to do this, joe, don't do it. you don't have to do this. i could see that and wouldn't endorse him until long after primaries had ended. and joe is lost, he wouldn't endorse him. he was the vice president and wouldn't endorse him. made terrible statements and wouldn't endorse him and after he won it was months before he endorsed because he didn't want to see it happen. he's probably the most surprised person on earth, obama and they said, sir, obama is going to start campaigning for him a couple of days ago, i said that's okay, that's good. he campaigned for hillary, how did that work out? [cheers and applause] >> his crowds are extraordinarily small just so

our friends at abc, stephanopoulos george asking joe biden how his doj would handle trump's russia probe but not asking about hunter biden's emails. >> robertueller laid out a lot of evidence, possible obstruction of justice by donald trump. what would a biden justice department do with that evidence? >> with the biden justice department would do is let the department of justice be the department of justice, the then make the judgments of who should be prosecuted. todd: you were on twitter and other forms of social media. you saw the left of the mainstream media often one and the same, don't think this is a story. they are adamant that this is not a story. how concerning is it the mainstream media doesn't think this is a story? >> mainstream media and social media which is part of the mainstream media, half of american adults get their news from facebook, 47%. many get their news from twitter not by reading stories that scrolling through headlines and both those platforms wouldn't allow for the hunter biden new york post story to be retweeted. kayleigh mcenany had her account blocked. the trump campaign had their accounts blocked for sharin

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robert. i'm a nap, joe biden's latest embarrassing memory begs the question, what does that man remember?aymond arroyo is here next, seen and unseen is next. >> laura: it's time for our seen and unseen segment where we were veal the stories behind the headlines. joining us now with all the details, raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. the barrett hearings went pretty smoothly today, and less, what? >> well, unless your name is kamala harris i guess. bear in mind, senator harris' office is in the heart senatorial building. she's on the first floor. this judicial hearing was on the second floor, but nonetheless, out of fears of catching covid, senator harris decided to drop into the hearings virtually, kind of. >> senator harris. >> can you hear me? >> hello? >> hello? >> we hear you. >> [indiscernible]. yes. >> just wait just one second. we don't see you. >> of course. you don't see me. can you see me now? >> when they finally got the connection fixed and they could hear her, it proved that, well, senator harris has been spending a lot of time with joe biden. listen. >> this committee has

you just heard the facts on foreign policy amateu choice between president trump and joe biden. now robertto see you. first time on the show, we are excited to have you. let's start by seeing how you would put it. how would you characterize the choice between the candidates on this vital, it's the one area where the president has most independent room for maneuver. >> steve your monologue was terrific. i told my staff here we need to bottle it and pass it around. it was great. i think the president has taken peace through strength strategy to the likes that we haven't seen since ronald reagan and dare i say he's been more successful than ronald reagan. whether you see the cease-fire between the turks and the kurds, we save thousands of kurdish lives. whether it was the deal with the taliban, afghanistan, were you now have them fighting in afghanistan and we haven't had a u.s. combat, death in afghanistan since february. whether it's the normalization of economic ties between serbia and xhosa bow, just a conflict that the europeans have been working on for 20 years. i had a terrific deal pu

robert: and here is democratic nominee joe biden. >> we're in a situation where we have 210,000 people dead and what's he doing? nothing. he's still not wearing masks. and so on. i have not been a fan of court packing. let the department of justice be the department of justice. robert: joining us tonight are three of washington's best reporters, chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press" and nbc news' polical error also host of "meet the press" daily on msnbc, jane mayer, chief washington crespondent for the new yorker, and ayesha rascoe, white house reporter for national public radio. chuck, let's start with you. you heard the grievance from president trump. is his grievance the closing message for his campaign? chuck: well, it appears that it is going to be his closing message. i think there are a lot of people around him that wish it were not his closing message and that's what really struck me this week and at the town hall at that point was the fact that, look, the president using grievance as his delivery message is not a new thing. it's what grievances he's channeling. at the tow

robert kaplan. and the debate, joe biden refuses to push back his next meeting with president trump the white houseules out of virtual clash because of covid-19. quick check of the markets coming online, u.s. futures right now up .3%, after the close, we have the white house saying president trump is open to something big or than the skinny bill. it has all been about optimism over stimulus deal, despite conflicting signals on capitol hill. we had u.s. stocks in the regular session wanting to a five-week i. we have optimism on corporate will, adding to the positive tone. eaton vance jumping after agreeing to be taken over by morgan stanley, more on that next the dow higher .4%, nasdaq .5%. oil is gaining .3% at the moment, climbing to its highest and more than a month. opec now saying the worst may be over. demandve boosted their and their crude outlook for the next four years at we have the dollar falling, and commodity-related currencies leading gains against the u.s. dollar. check asian markets with sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. asian: it looks like stocks will go higher with the policy meetin

joe biden spoke at robert byrd's funeral. >> my colleagues behind me revere the senator. robert c.yrd elevated the senate. jesse: the green new deal cost families an extra $70,000 a year. do you have $70,000 laying around for global warming? i don't. biden started wars, trump didn't. he signed peace deals and brought our boys home. management. what problems have democrats solved? they can't control crime or homelessness in their own cities. they can't control the border. they couldn't win the war on terror. they can't manage the forest or a nursing home. they can't manage a website or keep the lights on in california. this is a lay-up for reelection. take note and go for their throats. for more on the state of the 2020 race, i would like to bring in the former speaker of the house, and author of "trump and the american future," newt gingrich. how do you see the election just a few weeks away. >> that was a very good amazing introduction. i commend you. that was well done. i think the election in a couple weeks trump wins. i think we are exactly where we were in 2016. i just went ba

she in the debate with joe biden accused joe of coddling the reputations of segregationists like robert byrd. she said she wouldn't be a member of the u.s. senate if those men that joe biden praised had their way. she also, by the way, supported this minnesota defense fund. >> she [indiscernible] on the police -- she blocked tim scott on the police reform bill, what about that! the same debates. >> sean: governor huckabee. >> i think the governor huckabee's point is a better point, that whenever the republicans asked donald trump if he's going to give up his seat, just hit the democrats and say you haven't allowed donald trump a minute of peace in this whole time you've been president, you with this phony russia hoax, done your best to undermine -- and that impeachment when you should have been concentrating on covid, you are worried about this phony impeachment -- i think the republicans have a way to hit back. >> sean: governor. >> i feel like i'm debating kamala harris and mike pence right now. let me just say. i think the most amazing thing that i wish somehow could have come out to

with the latest on stimulus, thanks >>> more clarity on joe biden's tax plan and the $400,000 line in the sand he intends to draw on defining rich robert good morning, seema joe biden is saying the wealthy would pay more of their new share, those who earn more than $400,000 a year. by national standards people who make more than $400,000 a year are an elite group, represent the top 1.8% of house holds, they earn 25% of the nation's income now they would face several tax increases from a higher income tax rate and new payroll taxes to wiping out the business income deduction, but in high cost states and cities, $400,000 may not be considered all that wealthy. the campaign hasn't said whether that money will be combined in total family income or individual income, and whether it's going to be adjusted for inflation, so over time, that could capture more taxpayers to be in the top 1% of earners nationally right now you need about $515,000 in income in new york and new jersey you need at least $700,000 a year, and california it's $660,000 and in connecticut, that is the highest, you need $827,000 to be in the 1%. an analysis by financial s

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it would have been a great opportunity for joe biden to emphasize to 100 million people what otherwise is on a website. >> we can agree on that. robertn capitalize on the messages disjointed message. he's erratic. he's all over the place. he's leveling these attacks against joe biden and kamala harris. what can they do to capitalize on that in the final weeks? >> i think the best thing the biden campaign can do and what they are doing is focus on what they're for. telling the american people why they should vote for the biden/harris ticket. donald trump tends to self-implode every day. i wouldn't emphasize that a lot. i would use this opportunity to show the american people why they should be for joe biden. how their life will be better. that's what the emphasis should be. >> let's talk about the reality of this lexie, the practice. >> caller: practical reality. the gap between biden and president trump in swing states is smaller than it was between clinton and trump in 2016. here's another reality. new voter registration numbers show republicans out pacing the democrats in states like florida, pennsylvania and north carolina. are th

turkish relationship and i'm going to ask you what i asked robert earlier as well how does the relationship change if joe biden were to win the presidency in the united states. let me answer from the last question if joe biden is the reality again these 2 problems i mean the relation between the white b.g. force and the united states and the crew plotters failed coup plotters many inside the united states may be the major problems a gain from the perspective or to turkey if those 2 problems can be a result of peaceful manner i do believe that the turkish united states relations can be a game in the air like in the us 3 of us yes but let me say you that the united states solutions is not. the church because of the terrorist organization i would like to conquer remind all the guests that turkey is hosting 250000 traditionally people who s.k. from the culture of the y.p. g. forces mass cami to spain there is hosting refugees inside this country our united states none 00 and let me remind you also that than saddam hussein if the chemical weapons in 1000 night or one beach passed salt to the rock by divestment cont

and joe biden didn't really make them. robert: peter, i saw you nodding there. peter: yeah. i think that's exactly right. he has not done anything to fix the system that he said was broken himself. it reminds me of an anecdote from our book if you allow me and james baker's biography, we tell the story of the first time he meets donald trump, donald trump comes to his office at the treasury department when bake senior treasury secretary and rewriting the tax code because he's unhappy that these loopholes for real estate were going to be closed. he was lobbying for the same special interest provisions that he then of course later took advantage of and complained about on the campaign simultaneously. robert: rachel, in the final minute or two here, myhone has been blowing up. your phone has been blowing up as reporters tonight. what's the story this weekend as we look past this weekend to the debate and what's happened in the recent days with the coronavirus and the president what's going on is weekend with the president away and you're on the beat for abc news? rachel: yeah.

there's always a bomb but there's a bigger bomb if you fire him robert also been scathing about democratic presidential candidate joe biden's response to the pandemic over the weekend to the scientists and on monday biden responded with a one word tweet yes. the u.s. has challenged 6 former russian military officers for what it calls the most destructive and disruptive global timer attacks the justice department says hackers targeted events like the winter olympics the french presidential elections and also cost american businesses nearly a $1000000000.00 prosecutors say the office is a part of the same unit that had interfered in the $26.00 when u.s. presidential election but have not been charged for it kimberly hauck has more from washington. trunk administration's justice department saying that these alleged hackers in their twenty's and thirty's are facing some pretty serious charges not only computer fraud but also a conspiracy another part of a group that has been called sand worm but it's also known intelligence and defense circles by other names as well tele bots voodoo bear hades some of the attacks of they're all

peter doocy standing by and joe biden's hometown of wilmington, delaware. first, john robertsin martinsburg pennsylvania, and, john, that's where the president will be later after this next stop. you are stopped to number three. take it away. >> harris, he'll be here later on this afternoon. people have been arriving all morning. they got the trump gear lined up, a lot of people purchasing that, as well. even though it's been raining today, people very excited to be in at this rally. we should say the president is really keeping the engines of air force one hot. he is barnstorming, more like a challenger than an incumbent running for reelection. that's what he did back in 2016. obviously it is something that worked out well for him. and allentown, just a few minutes ago, the president labeling joe biden as the work e my course campaign history. saying, "can you imagine voting for the sky ?" he's trying to depress the vote for joe biden but at the same time raising the bar for himself. if he uses stomach loose against the worst candidate in history, that is something he will ha

joe biden she nailed him for being pals or for working with known segregationists like george wallace, who said in a speech segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. former senator roberto he called a mentor. joe biden opposed school busing at some point. not only that the racist bigoted comments joe biden made in the past or current day. none of that matters to kamala harris. because all she wants to do be vice president or perhaps try to be president of the united states. charles: she definitely wants to be president of the united states. speaking of which, president trump's sideline feels like vice president pence would have to be like the backup quarterback in the championship game. he has to come in do something remarkable. do you sense this is that kind of pressure on the vp tonight? >> well, i know he is going to come in with all of the facts and information for voters because this is an important election, charles and vice president has been working hard as well as president trump and so to get that information out about their radical agenda, how they want to fundamentally transform america and then some, with the green new deal by raising taxes, by banning fra

but it's joe biden who is ng expresmpathy about the situation that is actually affecting people in this country. roberttoluse is the strategy here from president trump? does he actually believe he cst vice president biden as a liberal in the closing days? u saw himseize on vice president biden's answer on on transig out of an oil industry economy at the end of the debate. that where we're going to t hear more of i next few days? toluse: yeah. i spoke to a few campaign officials today. and tht said thapresident's closing argument against joe biden is two-fold. one, they want to paintinimum saz a creature of washington. someone who spfent almost h a century in washington without much accomplishments. sort of getting into the mode of washington, following the ways of washington and president trump is an outsider. he is a businessman. he's someone whoven though he's an incumbent president, he's running as the insurgent. they said that he was able to do that by his constant repetition last night of why didn you get it done, joe biden? why didn't you do it during your eight years as vicnd presidenthy not you

joe biden and his record? this is a man who said his mentor and best friend was robert byrd, the former grand wizard of the ku klan, so please don't play this game, joe biden, because he will lose and lose quickly. i wish trump had responded to this foolishness during the debates last night by hitting joe biden on all of this stuff. joe biden has an important record on race. you know that, i know that. he was pro-segregation. he did call black americans super predators. we need to unearth that clip. i don't know why no one is holding him accountable for that stuff. he said we wanted segregation. he said black americans prefer to be segregated and it was what we wanted. he fought for that in the senate at the same time he was authoring, which trump accurately called him out on, the 1994 crime bill. it was also ridiculous. >> laura: trump hit him on the super predators, but it needs to be teased out a little bit longer. the critical race theory issue, which i think a lot of people can understand what it means. kamala harris, running to nbc to hit trump for wanting to cancel this hateful critical race theory. wa

xfinity is your home for sunday night football. >>> i, joseph robert biden, do solemnly swear -- >> in january 2009, vice president joetion. >> against all enemies governor and domestic. >> biden was obama's top adviser without portfolio, but his job quickly began with one huge assignment economic recovery. >> 2.6 million jobs lost in 2008, the largest one-year drop since 1945. >> the global economy, our economy is sinking. >> the view through the windshield was the ground. the economy was going straight down. the obama administration proposed a massive stimulus bill. massi at least by 2009 standards. biden's job, corral the senate republicans needed to get it done. >> pass the house on a straight party line vote, but in the senate faced a filibuster. that means we needed three republican votes to get it passed. it really fell on joe biden's lap to go up to capitol hill and persuade those three republicans to deliver those three votes. we got to 60 votes right on the nose. >> so on behalf of our people and the country, mr. president, let me say though. we owe you a good deal. >> four weeks after the inauguration, the

his history, the policy and as robert gates wasobama's own secretary said joe biden has been on the wrong side of every decision for his entire career . so i saw all this and what was more shocking and perhaps the terrible decision, the destruction of the american working class with policies that shipped our american dream to china was that no one in the media had any interest in voicing these things i'm sort of a junkie at this point, i follow this closely and i couldn't believe i wasn't a single journalist in america today willing to call these things out. willing to talk about how bad nobody was for american trade, american manufacturing and blue-collar jobs, how shady the family is, not just hunter with the billion five from the chinese government, minor details and i'm sure the media would have no problem if i took 30 million a year from the chinese government directly but the other, jim getting housing contracts to build homes in the middle east. paid for by the us government, minor detail. he's never built a home in his life, minor detail. that's not a qualification for getting a m

vice president joe biden's team says he's home prepping for tomorrow's big event as he was yesterday. jacqui heinrich has more hahn the biden campaign. first, let's begin with john roberts. you're live here in nashville somewhere. >> it's beautiful. sunny and 80 degrees. the way i like it. the president will be leaving the white house in a couple hours. destination, gastonia, north carolina. just west of charlotte. the president won by over 30 points in 2016. overall across north carolina, the rcp average has joe biden up 2.3%. a couple of those polls recently may be a bit of an outlier. the race could be tighter than that. in gastonia tonight during his speech, the president will again be going after joe biden via his son, hunter and the e-mail controversy. much the same way he did in eerie, pennsylvania last night. listen here. >> smoking gun e-mails show that the biden family sold the vice presidency for very, very substantial amount of money. more money than anybody would believe. he let china plunder your jobs while his family raked in millions of dollars from china and foreign nations. >> president trump is also expected to bring up hunter biden in tomorrow night'

of the biggest responsibilities of the president of the united states and even joe biden's own secretary of defense roberts been completely wrong on foreign policy to say nothing of domestic policy for joe biden but it is no surprise, after all the president of the united states donald trump got us to peace deals in the middle east making the region safer, this president had countless foreign-policy victories whether moving the embassy to jerusalem, whether it is keeping north korea at bay punishing china and all of a sudden the news comes out that joe biden completely was aware of everything if various ukraine and china were doing with the contracts funneling to his family millions and millions of dollars and what do you know the debate commission yet again tries to tip the scales for joe biden pulling away foreign-policy it's one of the most significant things a president can do, one of the most significant things of president focuses on, this president had record-setting success on the foreign policy front and joe biden doesn't, that's why he did not want to talk about it. >> you are sure the president

foreign policy and many say this will deny trump the chance to hit out at joe biden over the business dealings of his son meanwhile robert republicans want to twitter and facebook has to testify before congress over alleged political bias follows the platforms taking down links to a new york post article 100 to biden's business dealings in ukraine. have delved into balance and a few other controversies. it is often the case that those who trumpet loudest about being fair and unbiased aren't at all but facebook really seems to mean that they want fair elections no meddling and the president that america wants and facebook wants so today i want to share the steps that we're taking to protect election integrity and make sure that facebook is a force for good in democracy part of what facebook is doing is harboring people to police news and one of the things that they're censoring is about the current scandal so joe biden his son and ukraine which involves alleged meddling abuse of power blatant conflict of interest and a whole lot of money going into the bidens family counts now if you try to share a link to an article abou

robert can vouch for the strength ofjoe biden‘s faith, and has provided him with spiritual guidance. i guarantee you joe bidene about his bible than donald trump ever will, because joe biden is a deeply committed person of faith. and i think that he has energised so many of us in the faith realm to be energised for him. something which robert believes will challenge the dominance of the evangelical bloc, which was so influential in 2016. people assume that the christian vote is a monolith, thinking that every single christian in the united states is going to vote for donald trump. that couldn't be farther from the truth. it seems to me that, for the longest time, the evangelical church has been a loud voice. but there are plenty of progressive christians, like me, who say, "not so fast." i think donald trump was able to mobilise a base in 2016, that included the evangelical vote, that really propelled him to victory. and he's hoping to do the same this time. well, you know, the unfortunate thing for him is we've had four years of president trump. many christians are not happy with the way that he is portrayin

john roberts siding with the conservative colleagues in this ruling. joe biden trying to clarify his positions on issues like energy policy entry college and the person he is running against. the democratic nominee had a campaign stop in pennsylvania today and he did take questions from reporters. jackie heinrich reporting live from wilmington, delaware. >> as donald trump on the campaign trail, the former vp pushing back on the nation he's not busy enough saying he has been working 12 hour days and today he made a surprise visit to most when pennsylvania where his debate night comments about the future of the oil industry threatened to set him back. >> i will transition -- >> abide working hard to ensure his debate night pledged of transitioning away from fossil fuels doesn't cost him in the keystone state. in a saturday double feature two stops in pennsylvania where he tried to set the record straight. he went back again today. >> let me make it clear. i'm not shutting down oilfields. i'm not eliminating fracking. i'm investing in clean energy. we are going to