and with me in the studio now is stacy vivants from our u.s. election team hello to you stacey so kind of some contradictory messages there from the medical team on the one hand they're telling us trumps oxygen was dipping he's on the steroids it's normally used for a very ill coded patients but then they tell us that he might be released from the hospital tomorrow i mean does this add up well i think that there's a couple of things happening i think 1st because this is a high value patient they're probably trying to throw everything at it to try to. to ease him and help him make it through this that's the 1st thing and then you talk about conflicting information is complex thing and it's also incomplete we were told that trump had a fever on friday we don't know how high his fever god we don't know anything about his lungs but what the extras were at the capacity or anything like that and we don't know if he's suffering from pneumonia or anything there's just a lot of questions still and interesting in early enough the doctor realized that peo

election team hello to you stacy so kind of some contradictory messages there from the medical team on the one hand they're telling us trumps oxygen was dipping he's on this steroids normally used for a very ill coated patients but then they tell us that he might be released from the hospital tomorrow i mean does this add up well i think that there's a couple of things happening i think 1st because this is a high value patient they're probably trying to throw everything at it to try to. to ease him and help him make it through this that's the 1st thing and then you talk about conflicting information as conflicting and it's also incomplete we were told that trump had a fever on friday we don't know how high his fever got we don't know anything about his lungs but what the x. rays were at the capacity or anything like that and we don't know if he's suffering from pneumonia or anything there's just a lot of questions still and interesting in early enough the doctor realized that people found him a little bit cagey as he was sidestepping the supplemental oxygen issue and he said that he wa

stacy: i think is more than that.as a period of time, especially following the financial crisis, where even myself included, were thinking about the semi industry as potentially ex-growth. it was flat for a couple of years once things normalize from the financial crisis. that no longer seems to be the case. certainly it has its ups and downs, but the industry is still potentially a growth industry, and in the middle of the pandemic, is starting to show the importance of semiconductors to human society. new,ve a number of potential strong demand drivers, whether artificial intelligence iot, theseon, 5g, are applications that can drive growth. -- the other thing that you can look at is within the huawei,d tariffs, geopolitical issues, semiconductors is at the middle of all that. thetimes they say semis are new oil, i think it may be true. the industry itself and the capabilities it is bringing will be increasingly important to the world, going forward. taylor: thank you as always, stacy rasgon. always need more time wit

when i look at valuation, i'm sure stacy will will weigh in on this, it had to do something organic growth isn't enough to match the value of the company there isn't any overlap but there is in some of the markets that i can see them getting in i see it broaden being in carrier play, with 5-g edge and also nch automotive. i think that the key part here is, sure, it's really big in high performance at pgas they also have advanced soc designs that have a different kind of processors on them requiring a hot of different software to go into it >> xasy, these deals are exciting and get the juices

election team so maybe some askand is with me from washington and stacy bivins is here in studio. space we'll start with you very different atmosphere this time yeah who do you think came out on top thankfully it was different the 1st debate was a serious hot mess and this one at least there was a little bit more discourse and we could hear what the candidates were saying i think that overall each one did with they were trying to do trump would think was trying to seem like less of a bully and didn't over talk and he too wanted to come across as somebody who's on top of a coronavirus biden want to seem like he was strong enough to go up against trump and be able to lead ok so we see you in washington who what stood out to you. i think what set out to me is exactly what stacy said i mean this certainly was more of a debate so some of the changes to the format that were made ahead of time so the muting of the mikes that was an effective tool the moderator got to cover a lot of ground that means the candidates covered a lot of ground as well and i think you know the consensus here is

stephens events in washington please stand by we're going to come back to you later stacy thank you so far and while we wait for the statement on tom's doctor on his health status let's look again at our news of president on a virus infection 1st emerged and what treatment he's receiving. the 1st glimpses of the u.s. president since he shocked the world with his covert 19 diagnosis. here donald trump has been transferred to hospital with officials insisting it's only a precautionary measure the white house said he was 58 but in good spirits and experiencing mild symptoms before takeoff the president assured his supporters he was doing ok. thank you everybody for the tremendous support i wouldn't you want to read or hear. you maybe you were the. first lady is doing very well. thank you very much very appreciated here they are. the white house has been on high alert after news that a top aide was diagnosed with a virus on thursday hope it's seen here in the brown coat often travels with president trump. now the race is on to trace and test the people who might have come in contact with t

len will be back at the top of the aa with more so thank you to stacy givens here and so mr misconduct in washington that's it for me i'm told me a lot of thanks for watching. the 1st. shift special this time killer drones combat robots and cyber security in the military to shoot all not to shoot around the world weapon systems are being developed that would let on to crucial intelligence on so this question can we let an algorithm decide of a life and death. the 0 fighters are currently still in use artificial intelligence could soon replace fighter aircraft that require the pilot to manually shoot missiles. yes and also for. the 1st big game changer is the fact that we now have pilotless weapon systems that can be controlled from afar so they don't require a pilot to be on board the fighter aircraft as i was. manufacturing their boss tested its 1st unpiloted drones about 2 years ago these drones are a company fighter aircraft from inside the cockpit the pilot can control the swarm of drones sense it's a system designed to take some of the pressure off the pilots and protect them so f

beauty that is stacy. of course you know it wouldn't be possible without maxence faces all your mean mean the fighting for you know people like to mean your face and your and your emotions and your passion for individual sovereignty no matter where you are on the world like well i'm wearing you know she obviously. so in the last moment here i also want to say you know this headline and probably will get it into it in the next episode but we have 2 minutes left and here is move over bonds effects taking over as investors new favorite playbook remember this is the you know the the people individuals versus the fed controlled . economy for certain people whereby price discovery is not allowed buying bonds at the rate of roughly $2000000000.00 per hour in the wake of the coven $1000.00 pandemic central banks have crushed volatility or reduce the efficacy as a signaling instrument while the collapse in interest rate differentials could lead to a fall in currency price swings as rate changes in the relative leve

election team stacy let's start with you just bring us up to speed again what do we know so far about the health status of the president ok well the president has been admitted into hospital he was suffering from shortness of breath exhaustion and a low grade fever and he's been taking to medicines the 1st from death of there is an anti-viral drug and the 2nd is being referred to as an antibody cocktail and it's an experimental treatment so it's still in trials but the company in its produced back up we call ridge general on and the president's because it's not on the market yet and it's not f.d.a. approved the president's doctors asked for what's called a compassionate use so that the pharmaceutical company can give him this medicine and we should point out that donald trump. is and is in several high risk categories he's 74 years old he's been treated for a high cholesterol and he is clinically obese all of these factors make it a little bit more difficult to rebound from the current for when the growth of iris . why is this so important the world is watching all the news stations o

wow we were right i didn't know exactly what it would be having said that i'm now going to throw to stacy her because she's got a lot packed in here i want to check in now so what the audience can understand what you were saying is last year around june of of 29 teen you asked royce of gold money dot com how on earth negative interest rates could ever exist because never in history had that happened and he said the one thing it could possibly be suggesting is huge decline in population whether through choice that people just decide not to have children or a pandemic then it would make sense you know a lot of our system is quite massed up and we just refuse to where we have so many sunk costs right that we can't really change course the globe is orchestrated with the infrastructure of finance and banking and geo economics and globalization and trade is all engineered for just in time so there's a kind of inertia that happens when something like a black swan arrives like a pandemic and we all are just sit there waiting for something to happen or for it to go away because the system can't de

and by the way, if i can follow up on stacy's comment on manufacturing.ilinx does most of their manufacturing in taiwan already. i don't see any change by this deal going through >> stacy, just want to ask one final question about valuation amd is doing this deal entirely with a stock currency. it's performed a lot better over the past year or two than xilinx has. how much risk is there in this for amd investors if intel and altera and others in the space with xilinx is start to perform pretty well? >> well, you know, inthey will a number of years to try to push the performance of altera. if anything, i would say xilinx's performance over the period that intel owned that asset only got stronger. i'm not terribly worried about that in terms of doing this in stock, i mean, makes total sense. there may be a certain degree of opportunity here the stock a few years ago is $50. it's now $80 or wherever it was:so i mewas. so if they're going to do the deal, especially do it in stock this is now probably the time. they've already set the issuance anyway in terms

we no he that. >> it always is. >> stacy and patrick, thank you.eah we'll have to pick it up again next week when i'm sure somebody's going to try to buy somebody carl >> okay, jon thanks we'll take a break here. nasdaq 100 close to session highs. up 1%. when we come back, we have a list of stocks that will take over the world within the next decade what are they and why are they l lkbo tt ain minute tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. >>> salesforce, apple, microsoft, they led the dow high they are year. could it be time to trade out some of the big tech names for lesser known gems? angel investor inside.com founder joins us this morning to talk about talking about building a new faang good to see you. >> good to see you as well hope everybody is safe >> so talk about what is your switching out and what you're switching in >> yeah. i think looking at the public markets, one thing that is clear is with 15 million ro

have already made their decision probably they didn't really move them from one side or the other and stacy what do you think did either of them really sell themselves as leadership material i think that they both hit the marks that they wanted to hit i think that kemal harris was able to focus the attention on. what she's called a lack of leadership when it comes to the coronavirus and i think that. vice president mike pence was able to talk to his supporters a lot of them are one issue voters are cultural voters and they focus heavily on abortion as curliness said but this debate was more informative than the presidential debate so these they seem like adults and not children out at recess or running around you know high on sugar i think that this was more informative i really have to as a black american said i to tip my hat to senator camilla harris and this is none endorsement anyway but i just understand what it's like to be a black woman in the united states on a stage like this and knowing that you have to present your argument in a certain way and not have your race or your strength

now stacy bevins is still with me here in studio and so we saw scandal in washington and where seeing pictures live from the presidential debate the 1st lady melania trump has arrived there just a couple of moments ago but will continue with a conversation and catch up with with what's going on there but 1st of all just going back to what we've just seen now about the supreme court. sumi. how is the supreme court nomination likely to fit to feature in tonight's debate. well tony i think that if president trump were to follow the strategy that's been laid out for him it should play a big role in tonight's debate and that is because this is seen as a huge victory for president truck he has had the unique opportunity to nominate 3 justices to the supreme court as we heard in that report that can completely change the balance of the court and would if barry is is confirmed which is why they expected of course because the republicans have the majority in the senate and this is something that is extremely popular not just with president trump's you know fervent base but also broadly among r

charles: stacy you have a very influential radio show.do you tell folks at the lower ends of the economic ladder, who will buy into this, suggest i will vote for higher taxes, more regulations because i'm doing that in the name of fair share? do they realize they're actually diminishing their opportunities to to climb the same ladder? >> one of the most interesting things i've been sharing with my listeners, charles, about this idea we need to go have more government in order to help people, in order to do things that we want to see, see things get done. we have to elect certain people who want to have more power in the hands of government. now that people are being told children can't go back to school, they can't open their businesses. there is awakening happening. what i'm telling people, you know what is faster than a court case, faster than the presidential election, you and your neighbors, in living room, have a zoom call, it is covid aft all, you will send somebody to the local government which has the most power over you, most of

escalating, the major headlines of the day we have harvey dilley, kt mcfarland, paul weisselberg, stacyashington and former top border guide, tom homan on the new development, republicans are really firing back hard and republican senator ron johnson is in an uproar over what nancy pelosi is trying to do, senator johnson is investigating russian pro, he is convinced democrats haven't tried to overthrow term from day one they're trying to claimant 20 for the moment is necessary, it's about future presidents. republicans are saying pelosi is not satisfied with overturning 2016, she turned over to 2020, even cnn analyst hitting back for holding a presser on this and not on covid-19 stimulus. saying basically washington from the reality of ordinary americans live paycheck to paycheck, also this, c-span investigating the claim by its own reporter, he is the moderator of the second debate steve scalise, he claimed his twitter account was hacked when critics say he should be disqualified from moderating the second debate , he is allegedly tweeting scaramucci. and what's really going on with jo

election team hello to you stacy so kind of some contradictory messages there from the medical team on the one hand they're telling us trumps oxygen was dipping he's on this steroids it's normally used for very ill coded patients but then they tell us that he might be released from the hospital tomorrow i mean does this add up well i think that there's a couple of things happening i think 1st because this is a high value patient they're probably trying to throw everything at it to try to. to ease him and help him make it through this that's the 1st thing and then you talk about conflicting information is conflicting and it's also incomplete we were told it had a fever on friday we don't know how high his fever got we don't know anything about his lungs what the x. rays were at the capacity or anything like that and we don't know if he's suffering from pneumonia or anything there's just a lot of questions still and interesting it early enough the doctor realized that people found him a little bit cagey as he was sidestepping the supplemental oxygen issue and he said that he was just try

pictures hang behind the altar some of them were so popular that streets were named after them then stacy and ellen hardcore arrived. it's great having them in the parish i like how she holds the services partner fits in marvelously and can also feeling of oh great really great unique very good. friendly likeable very approachable i think she's good. into. a meeting with a local mayor. but. we'll probably have to celebrate christmas outdoors. we can only accommodate for the church and they'll be $500.00 people we can do that in the church. if you need firm ground the tunnel next to the gym in community center would be an alternative to construction work should be finished by november at least that would give you a level space doesn't. lend it to say it should be finished by november. once. there. is a fan he's even appeared in one of the videos for people in love with me is the deputy mayor of giants and the mayor of the whole area. would. give us give me some war so mr mayor. how is it guys. to see how they have dragged me up here for the wonderful be you get fit i thought i'd see my chu

and with me in the studio now is stacy bivins from our u.s. election team hello to you stacey so kind of some contradictory messages there from the medical team on the one hand they're telling us trumps oxygen was dipping he's on the steroids it's normally used for a very ill coated patients but then they tell us that he might be released from the hospital tomorrow i mean does this add up well i think that there's a couple of things happening i think 1st because this is a high value patient they're probably trying to throw everything at it to try to. to ease him and help him make it through this that's the 1st thing and then you talk about conflicting information is conflicting and it's also incomplete we were told that trump had a fever on friday we don't know how high his fever got we don't know anything about his lungs but what the extras were at the capacity or anything like that and we don't know if he's suffering from pneumonia or anything there's just a lot of questions still and interesting in early enough the doctor realized that peop

margins role up in those areas, pretty enormous and you can't quite tell how the votes will work, stacy abrams lost the governorship because she lost a significant number of african-american males in rural georgia who found her to be too much of a big city person, too anti-gun and too dismissive of agriculture. the margin, large part of the margin came from african-american males who repudiated the democratic nominee. >> what is the trump campaign's closing message on the economy? on one level you have 20 million americans still on some form of unemployment benefits. people have fallen into poverty and the new gdp numbers grow 7.4% in recent months. there's a lot of pain out there but the business side of the economy cited thompson recovery. is a too much too late for donald trump? >> gallup did a survey number 56% of the country said despite everything they were better off than four years ago under obama and biden. at that point, that was a hint of what the election was going to end up. he has to be ecstatic, 33% increase in gdp in one quarter. 0 possibility, vice president biden, anyw

everything is for us in this group up up up up oh boy stacy of course you know the good thing about many of our spanish speaking viewers oh in places like argentina and uruguay and brazil you know it's a little bit warm down there it's heading into their warm season i guess brazil's always warm but and day yeah see i know that because it's the title of adapt oh bobby airy album from the seventy's that i used to listen to cali and they see c.c. anyway yes thank you for our t.n.f. i know actually 80 dad you know we like the news and spanish and we thank you for tuning in but you know we're going to talk about because you know there's not that much exciting stuff happening in the booth there who play well i found this story interesting just the headline you could tell where it's all going to 2.2 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package passed by the house and clues a complete ban on even and foreclosure filings for the next 12 months it only passed the house of representatives that doesn't look yet like it might ever pass the senate but nevertheless they're thinking of a ban on foreclosur

just gets more and more evidence coming in stacy well of course we were also well ahead by a decade of everybody and terms of the j.p. morgan raking the precious metals markets that happened we also warned about to goldman sachs and their crime spree and of course that basically over the past few years they've paid 5000000000 in fines they've paid another 2000000000 this past week for their dodgy dealings over in asia and yet they didn't face any jail time now you know because of that crime wave that we've been focusing on and looking at because their markets finance and scandal you know the fed's balance sheet they now own 22 percent of all marketable securities which is up from 13 percent last september 2019 so the fed's balance sheet is having to expand as the fraud expands and the fraud can't shrink because you can't taper a ponzi right exactly right that the fraud has been going exponential with goldman sachs j.p. morgan and all the banks in this fed has been soaking up all the bad debt that had they kept on their balance sheet these banks would have had to declare insolvency. and

and style of governing a nation and i want to you know stacy herbert my son for came up with this kind of idea simultaneously it was interesting it's almost as if you know after world war 2 you had one country standing and you had essentially japan and been wiped. wiped out europe had been white and the u.s. was the winner of world war 2 and it went on to have what we call the american century and it was uniquely positioned for this the the american system of government in that the economy the people the character it all fit into place it seemed almost as if this coven 1000 crisis is a similar in that world war 2 and that now we've had this enormous global pandemic a global war of lobel crisis and as we head out from the crisis some countries were in a great position and they will lead the 21st century and some countries didn't approach it in a way that made any sense and they're going to be left behind so that the u.s. looks like it's going to be left behind in a country like china looks like this will be the chinese century coming up and that the covert exposed or revealed a system o

california have a good evening time for a saturday night visits to the house report next mocks on stacy get going and moments to stay close goodbye for now. max kaiser this is the kaiser report well we've got another scandal or is it a scandal i'm not sure sure it is a scandal could be a big nothing burger not sure people say that anymore but it deftly qualifies as a nothing burger i think stacy well once again kaiser report was right we were right 4 years ago on this whole tax story regarding trump's tax returns but i want to say you know this fits in this with the theme that we've been covering here and on orangeville pod cast every sunday which is that the the real world out in the real world outside of the beltway outside of california silicon valley washington d.c. new york manhattan like outside of those locations the world is actually pretty fine and people are not hysterical and it is not as hysterical as what you might see on the cable news where it is all entertainment this is gladiator style delivery of the news and it's hyperventilating and screeching it's not really like th

against that industry that's something we can't tolerate anymore right let's talk about something stacy herbert likes to mention often the city's trap. you were a china bull now you're a china bear the city's trap happens in a rising power over tanks the current superpower in a sounds like we're describing china here overtaking america the wave of anti china sentiment across america seem to have started with huawei out competing us on 5 she which is this seems to be this someone a moment really overlaps the timing of your book i think it was that the kiba how much do you think when the we flipped. well i saw it happening a lot around 2016 particularly in the media business because we were overrun by chinese money coming into the market and buying up assets and buying up assets at ridiculous prices simply because they wanted a foothold in soft power influence that the media business had and also they saw an opportunity to use. multiple it's arbitrage utilizing their share and then shenzhen stock exchange which allowed for much higher multiples of anything in the t.m.t. space so not only

all that is by saying that correctly now suzanne you're well as for a task i guess i got it right stacy what are you up to. i have to say when you say that you know the report the telegram group we get inundated with people especially from cuba and venezuela lots of audience members there you know the 25th amendment of the united states is in the news this past week and because you know nancy pelosi saying we should have a running commission to determine whether or not any of our leaders are the lead and i thought you know what that would be really cool if we have a 25th amendment for our financial system and the heads of the central bank years of low interest rates made the current economic crisis worse says fed's rosengren boston fed president aircrews and read said years of low interest rates that encourage risk taking are making the current economic downturn worse he specifically cited low rates persisting for an extended period even after the economy had made progress in the recovery that can create problems well this is obvious you know as i've been saying you can't have capitalis

all that is by saying that correctly now suzanne you're well as for a task i guess i got it right stacy what are you up to. i have to say when you say that you know the report the telegram group we get inundated with people especially from cuba and venezuela lots of audience members there you know the 25th amendment of the united states is in the news this past week and because you know nancy pelosi saying we should have a running commission to determine whether or not any of our leaders are the lead and i thought you know what that would be really cool if we have a 25th amendment for our financial system and the heads of the central bank years of low interest rates made the current economic crisis worse says fed's rosengren boston fed president aircrews in red said years of low interest rates that encourage wrist speaking are making the current economic downturn worse he specifically cited low rates persisting for an extended period even after the economy had made progress in the recovery that can create problems well this is obvious you know as i've been saying you can't have capitali

pictures hang behind the altar some of them were so popular that streets were named after them then stacy and evan a hot car arrived. it's great having them in the parish i like how she holds the services partner fits in marvelously and can also feel. great really great unique very good. friendly likeable very approachable i think she's good. to. a meeting with a local mayor. but. we'll probably have to celebrate christmas outdoors. we can only accommodate $43.00 in the church and they'll be $500.00 people we can do it in the church. the vital if you need firm ground the tunnel next to the gym in community center would be an alternative construction work should be finished by november at least that would give you a level space doesn't stand the 1st if the board to say it should be finished by november. on the let's not get a bounce. is a fan he's even appeared in one of the videos. with me is the deputy mayor of giants and the mayor of the whole area. but. if you have just given me some also mr mayor you know my is a guy is. to have dragged me up here for the wonderful be you get video i

max kaiser this is the kaiser report kovi coated co bit so much to talk about let's check in with stacy well you know it's hard to outdo donald trump and his shenanigans in antics and all that sort of stuff but we're going to try so you know one thing we always say is where that we're at the end of a few dark ages and of an ipad whether it's the fiasco in c regime that has ruled the world since 1971 or the us empire since 1905 but of course that whole pocked before when the british empire disintegrated was also quite chaotic and interesting tet offensive we had a pandemic in 1008 team that was right and that was equally crazy as now perhaps we didn't have a president sitting in the hospital but i want to look at some of the astounding information that is actually unfolding and going on wall. everybody's locked down at home no apparently adult conversations are happening so none of this is being discussed but it does seem like they all know everybody knows it's over the whole fiat's system value of covert $1000.00 stimulus packages in g 20 countries as a share of g.d.p. and you know it s

election seem imo is joined by stacy we just heard the president says he's doing well he's going to change is he going to change his us use tools wearing a face mask well he could have taken the opportunity to be a different man and he did not take it he think the the staff at the hospital and he made it sound like this disease is just something that just happened to him and didn't acknowledge the fact that he did not wear a mask and perhaps he did not take proper precautions with these really big rallies and contrasts and so i think that a lot of people whether you are a democrat or republican would have liked to see the president identify with people who are struggling with the disease more and to express them kind of humanity and use this as a way to unify americans and to lead an example as to what people can do to control the virus and to protect themselves and we have a clip from joe biden where he gives a different approach than the president would all do is present number one call on every single american to worry mask when they're around other people outside their households that

. >> stacy washington from the trump team responds. >> the performance tailor-made for the pandemic,e concert experience next. with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. eliminate the guesswork with the smart cook system. just pick your protein, select your doneness and let the grill monitor your food so you don't have to. and because it's a ninja foodi, it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the ninja foodi smart xl grill, the grill that sears, sizzles and air fry crisps. >> reporter: are you as mad as everybody else's that nbc is doing townhall? >> i know i will be watching so there you go. >> why on earth would in dc agree to do that? this is an outright embarrassing ratings ploy, to do it at the same time and divide the country further by having them choose. todd: media meltdown as donald trump and joe biden take separate stages in dueling townhall's on competing networks, joining me with what we can expect, black voices for trump's stacy washington. great to have you. why are they so mad? >> the president is really popular for someone they hate so

jo john forte will be interviewing bob swan >> tim, i know closing bell spoke to stacy last hour they said this is the beginning of the bear thesis why might stacy be wrong or have you changed your mind? >> the manufacturing issues are hanging over the company, but things working for them didn't work that well this quarter. you saw a lot of other chip manufactures are up. the data center group business has been a flagship and part of the intel model that has been working. this is very disappointing i think it is an overreaction for our market that is bearish on intel i think the sentiment got worse today. sentiment was so low it didn't take a lot to throw it out the window >> what about you bonawyn? >> they were up about 1% as we have already touched on, the data centered revenue is disappointing. it's tough to see a rosy picture. it's tough into the expectations going in, karen was that pcs would be strong pe people were buying electronics, computers. and even that was weak for intel. >> it was there, but not strong enough analysts, 31 or 32 of them had a neutral or sell. they got it

. >> pero votantes como stacy, tiene clara esta razón que los llevó a votar . >> empezó el racismo de>> mañana donald trump tiene actos de campaña en nebraska y arizona,m analistas dicen que esto demuestra que tiene la esperanza de quitarle los votos a donald trump . >> gracias, desde washington dc, en esta recta final de las campañas, los contagios de coronavirus aumentan, pero algunos estados están recibiendo un golpe duro, 35 estados reportaron crecimiento alarmantes la semana pasada, entre ellos ohio wisconsin michigan, las muertes también crecieron por covid-19, en un 10 por ciento diaramente . >> pero también tenemos buenas noticias en medio de la crisis, loa vacuna contra el covid-19, que desarrolla la universidad de oxford y astrazeneca, muestra fuerte respuesta inmune en personas de tercera edad, la vacuna de oxford, está ya en la última fase de ensayos clínicos . >> para que la vacuna sea segura, se requiere de miles de voluntarios, entre ellos un médico latino que participa, el doctor dice que es peñarol ayudar a la comunidad, rogelio conversó con él . >> (♪ mÚsica ♪) . >>

roll up in those areas pretty enormous and you can't quite tellnd how the votes will work because stacy abrams lost the governorship in part because she lost a significant of african american males in rural georgia who found her to be too much of a big city person into anti- gun and too dismissive of agriculture. the margin in large part of the margin was the republican governor was elected came from african-american males who just repudiated the democratic nominee. >> what is the trump campaign's closing message here on the economy because on one level, speaker gingrich, you more than 20 million americans who are still on some form of unappointed benefits and you have people who have fallen into poverty but you also see the new gdp numbers growth at 7.4% in recent months so there is a lot of pain out there but the business side of the economy is trying to tell some recovery and is it too much too late for president trump? >> gallup did a survey three weeks ago and 56% of the country said despite everything they were better off than four yearsa ago under obama and biden. at thatt point

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let's bring in our friend stacy woodlets stacy, always great to see you let me talk -- before we getstimulus, let's talk about a couple of things that have happened today and what you think the effect will be on malls and i'm thinking specifically on the cinema business shutting down because an awful lot of stores and malls that went out of business converted to theaters. >> good to see you, tyler, and that's really -- that story of today says it all which is that the malls have been going after experience, and you look at the movie theater industry, and they're shutting down screens in the u.s. because all of blockbuster movies are being pushed back. it shows you that everything to do with experience in the mall is at risk, and just to give you an idea, even simon malls, 20% of their malls have movie theaters that won't move the financial needle what it does is it moves the traffic needle that brings traffic into the mall for food and shopping and everything else. so it's a big issue here, and an issue that needs stimulus. >> i think of a mall in our area that has been absolutely sn

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reminding us what he's already done for the black community, joining me now black voices for trump stacyngton. as i was listening to the answers, how many black people have been able to come out of jails for the exorbitant set in scenes, a lot of people reminded that the things that happened under obama and biden were the things that the president is doing on his way out, you check a list and let certain people out, that was not policy, there was a lot of seriously policy initiatives under president trump that did not get that kind of recognition he should've. >> you are making an excellent point and one that a lot of people online have been making, where is a discussion about the platinum plan, a lot of what were seen in the way of discussion, it touches on the platinum plan but you don't get to hear what it is, that was ruled out, the day before the amy coney barrett nomination announcement in the rose garden the white house, you are making a distinction that is so important to elucidate, your policy, and here's a list of a thousand deserving people who should receive clemency and ever

lot of really powerful people including in this state, because we would be talking about governor stacy. a whole lot of powerful people for quite some time have been trying to suppress our vote. to purge theing voter rolls. trying to confuse us about the process to make it difficult. you can fill out your ballot and put it in one envelope, but then you need to put it in another envelope and make sure that is signed. trying to confuse us. messing with the post office. can you imagine? -- they are messing with the post office. why are they trying to make it so difficult and confusing for us to vote? and i think the answer is power. they know our they know our power. they know when we vote, things change. they know when we vote, we win. so i am here to say, atlanta, let's not let anybody take our power from us. we know the power of our voice. we know at election time, the power of our voice is expressed through our vote. we are not going to let anybody take us out this game. we are present. , we are powerful, we are ative, and we know what's stake and we honor our ancestors every day! this

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