you mentioned the tulsi gabbard seemed --t absolutely it absolutely seemed like a turning point in her campaign. she withdrew from the race in september of last year. by the time voters in iowa were voting, she was off the ballot entirely. her name might have appeared but she was no longer running. that moment, while not everything gabbard said was entirely correct, was difficult to come back from. host: bill is next, amarillo texas -- amarillo, texas on the , line supporting president trump go ahead. about: i was thinking this election when ronald reagan was running, he carried all of the states except his opponent's and that was minnesota. he almost carried minnesota. 49 states he carried, but the district of columbia was voting against him six to one. that is how out of step the nation's capital is or was. i presume it is the same or maybe worse. of course the democrats want to make that a state. i can understand why, they would have an extra two senatorial votes all the time. clear on into the end of time. another issue of course is talking about his getting special treatment, that

another tweet that came in an hour ago from congresswoman tulsi gabbard from hawaii, my husband a brand and i offer our best wishes to donald trump and the first lady, praying for their speedy recovery. we send our best wishes to ivanka, tiffany, donald trump junior, eric, and baron during this difficult time. i was looking at the comment section is a lot of people saying the kind of reaction we love to see from a democrat, somebody who ran to replace the president and she posted as we wishing best wishes and although hard to the president and first lady. just in amash who went from republican to independent, posted a tweet saying best wishes to the president and the first lady on a full recovery and for the health and well-being of their family, white house staff and those around the minute we from congressman spanoh, our healing prayers are with donald trump and first lady milania wishing them both a swift recovery, considering the president has such a busy schedule and around so many people part of your brain thinks now surprise something like this could happen to him but every time

you mentioned the tulsi gabbard moment, it felt like a turning point in her campaign.ithdrew from the race in september of last year. by the time voters in iowa were voting, she was off about. her name might have appeared but she was no longer running. that moment, while not everything gabbert said was notrely correct, was -- everything gabbert said was entirely correct, was difficult to come back from. on the line supporting president trump, ahead. -- go ahead. old -- when one ronald reagan was running, he carried all of the states except andopponents -- opponent's that was minnesota. , but the he carried district of columbia was voting against him six to one. that is how out of step the nation's capital was. i presume it is the same or maybe worse. of course the democrats want to make that a state. , they wouldtand why have an extra two senatorial votes all the time. another issue of course is talking about his getting special treatment, that the president is getting special treatment with this coronavirus problem. if eisenhower got wounded back in world war ii, we w

in a fair world, why wouldn't tulsi gabbard just be the monarch of that state? that.ono didn't stop there. mazie hirono is something of a detectiveve as it turns out. to you amy coney barrett might seem like a normal, happy successful woman but for mazie hirono few words are as foreign as those words. so she did whatever great detective would do. she asked with no evidence whatsoever if amy coney barrett was actually secretly, and you would never have guessedwa this, predator. >> since he became a legal adult, have you ever mader unwanted requests for favors or committed any verbal or physicae harassment or assault of that nature? >> no, senator. >> have you ever face discipline or entered into a settlement related to this kind of conduct? >> no, senator. >> tucker: so we now know on the record that amy coney barrett is not a rapist, but she came close to getting her.. all this is to say that mazie hirono was really the star of the show, but of course she always is. she wasn't the only one though made everyone else in the room seem a little smarter. at one point dick

in a fair world, why wouldn't tulsi gabbard be the monarch of that state?se, she did not stop there. she is somewhat of a detective, it turns out. to you, amy coney barrett may seem like a happy, successful woman. but to her, few words are as foreign. she did what every detective would do. she asked with no evidence whatsoever if amy coney barrett was actually secretly, and you would never have guessed this, a predator. >> since he became a legal adult, have you ever made unwanted requests for favors or committed any verbal or physical harassment or assault of a nature? >> no, senator. >> have you ever faced discipline or entered into a settlement related to this kind of conduct? >> no, senator. >> so, we now know on the record that amy coney barrett is not a rapist. but she came close to getting her. she wasn't the only one, though, who made everyone else in the room seem a little smarter. at one point, he lectured amy at length on the differences between a musket and a modern assault rifle. >> when that second amendment was written and you did the analysi

when confronted by tulsi gabbard during the primary, she did not know how to come back.hisis is a woman who expects to be protected, it appears. and the left is doing everyone a disservice, every woman at this service because it's the 21st century and they insist we all be treated like infants, and that's not going to assist any latter. any we should be treated equally, and that means if you are powerful, you should be confronted, you can answer questions, you better be prepared and you better understand how to convey your opinions y on policy. senator harris was unable to do any of that. >> i noticed. thank you for explaining that. that is a paradox of the center of n their argument and you outlined it acutely as i've ever heard it. thank you. tammy bruce. we told you earlier if you are watching last night, you saw an insect to send on to the fore head of the sitting vice president during the debate. you probably assumed it was just a housefly. no. according to some of our experts on cable news, something much more sinister was a foot, something spiritual, perhaps. we w

she, when confronted by tulsi gabbard during the primaries, she did not know how to come back.is a woman who expects to be protected, it appears, and the left is doing everyone a disservice, every woman a disservice because it's a 21st century and they insist that we be treated like infants as we wear pearls. and that is not going to assist any woman up any ladder. we should be treated equally and that means if you are powerful you should be confronted. you can answer questions and you better be prepared, you better understand how to convey your opinions on policy is. senator harris was unable to do any of that. >> tucker: yes, i noticed. thanks for explaining that, that's a paradox at the center of their argument and you outlined it as clearly as i've ever heard. thank you tammy bruce. as we said earlier, if you watched last night you saw an insect dissent onto the vice president of last night. you probably assumed it was a housefly. but oh, no. something much more sinister was afoot, something spiritual perhaps. we will review the evidence with adam corolla, next. ♪ and call

former democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbard tweets my husband abraham and i offer our best wishes to donald trump and the first lady and praying for their speedy recovery, we send our best wishes to ivanka, tiffany, donald from junior, eric and baron during this tough time. >> reporter: justin amash tweeting best wishes to the president and first lady on a full recovery and the health and well-being of their family, white house staff. jillian: congressman ralph spannoh says healing prayers with donald trump and milania, wishing them both a swift recovery. todd: darrell iso tweeting wishing donald from, milania trump, hope hicks, all affected with kim jong un for a safe and speedy recovery. with that, let us bring in tom reed, you woke up and heard this news, what is the sense in dc? >> this is breaking news, fox and press go with the president and milania, a quick and speedy recovery. we will see an opportunity to see the greatest strength of the president on display here. his energy, i know the president, i was working with him late yesterday trying to get relief to the am

it is so problematic and the thing about her record is she is very defensive, if you look at tulsi gabbard'sebate performance, she landed the most blows against harris and really took her out of the race by taking a critical look at her record because senator harris cannot have it both ways. she cannot be a law and order heavy-handed cop who kept people in cages even though they were clearly innocent in california and went after four parents for truancy and tried to throw them in jail and also be this medicare for all, trying to destroy private health insurance ultra progressive and there are so many holes in her story and all vice president pence has to do is poke at those and take a critical look and she will fall apart. >> harris: the double down now with kennedy and other follow-up questions, is this an opportunity for vice president mike pence to also do some things with coronavirus where polling-wise, he is in charge of the task force still, he can talk so specifically and in such detail about it, is it an opportunity for him? >> kennedy: i think when he speaks in detail and a little m

tulsi gabbard came out with a wonderful statement of support for the president and the first lady. it was nice. it was really good to see. but sean, the good news ends there unfortunately. to the others out there, the death wishers, the want-to-be charlie bronsons out there, the bizzaro charlie bronsons, you're ghouls. you're disgraceful people. you disgraced yourselves, this country, the people you work to. you won't find in this network when you had tragic incidents like the death of ruth bader ginsberg. you'd be fired tomorrow. i can speak from there i'm telling you right now. you'd be out of here. i'm not trying to virtue signalling anyone, this is a human being. you may not like his tweets or his policies, this is a human being about his wife and geraldo is right. infected with a serious virus. you know what? you can do the report card later. just wish the man the best for now and hope he gets better. >> sean: well-said, both of you. geraldo, dan, thank you. when we come back, the architect karl rove is here with the insight on how the white house is handling the president's d

they stepped on tulsi gabbard the only antiwar voice out there and since joe biden is on the coattails of barack obama and like to point out that both barack obama and hillary clinton thought that marriage should be illegal as close as 2012. is that really the party that people want to belong to? what i tell democrats hey of joe biden was your first choice and you think he's great in the love is crime bill w was put away people of color at a higher rate than whites go ahead and vote for joe biden but if you feel like the democratic party leadership show ofof joe biden down your throat how about voting for me in sending a message to the democratic party you knoww m what, we don't liku shoving candidates down our throats. if you let us pick our own candidates we will vote for the democrats but where are going to be led by party machine. >> host: that was one of the questions i wanted to talk to about jo. what is causing voters who supported president trump and 2016di or democratic candidates hillary clinton 2016 to support the libertarian party and the cycle? can you tell us what rings v

there's nothing, nothing to do with russia, and it never did have to do -- this is like with tulsi gabbard and jill stein, what hillary clinton said about them -- this was after the russian hoax on me -- that they were agents of russia. and, you know what? i don't know either of them. they were not agents of russia. they never spoke to anybody from russia. it was the same thing. adam sure ought to be investigated for -- adam schiff ought to be investigated for what he does. he said the laptop conceived and dedicated by russia. this is crazy. ainsley: well, this is part of the interview i that probably will not be played on other networks because they're not really covering this, but what if the names were changed? what if it were your name instead of joe biden's or one of your sons' names instead of hunter biden? would this be the top story on every single network? >> well, you know it would, and they went through and put my son in particular over a 15 minute meeting with somebody from russia who met with everybody in congress over the years, everybody knew. it was a meeting about somethin

tulsi gabbard showed clearly she couldn't defend her own record.ave a hard time, i believe, getting traction on that. steve: right. but you know what, brian? if i think you're exactly right, we need to talk more policy, more about the record, but kamala harris and joe biden so far have been real squishy on answers about what they would do. brian: i know. steve: you know, would you pack the court, would you support getting rid of the filibuster. these are, obviously, things that mike pence knows he wants to get to. if the moderator doesn't ask 'em, he's going to bring it up. it'll be interesting to see -- ainsley: and what about her record? if you look at her record, he needs to hit her on that and say, look, you cosponsored the green new deal, banned fracking, you praised l.a.'s mayor by slashing the the lapd's budget. wants to stop construction on the border wall -- brian: wailed out rioters -- bailed out rioters. steve: will susan page ask about our lead story and that is that the dni declassified the documents about how former cia director john

tulsi gabbard of hawaii and a republican have teamed up to sponsor the election fraud prevention act.ame to offer you a chance to take that $100 bill to the bank for you and you don't know who that person is, would you trust them with that money? i doubt it. but a ballot is worth a lot more than a $100 bill and why we have to make sure we protect the integrity of the process. >> as for those california republican sponsored ballot boxes we have no word at the moment exactly how many people may have used them to vote. trace. >> trace: eric shawn live in new york. thank you. >> sandra: the u.s. postal service pulling the plug on daily police patrols. is that a threat to election security? mike pence holding a make america great generally in maine and president trump holds two rallies in arizona today. >> this is the most important election in the history of our country. the most important. i never thought i would say that after our last victory. this is the most important election we've ever had. (vo) businesses are always making choices. here's a choice you don't have to make: the large

it came to bossing that they had t-shirts ready to sell right the debate, at the other was when tulsi gabbard really took her down in terms of her record as a prosecutor and kamala harris looked stunned. she was almost like a deer in the headlights and that really hastens her exit from the race. i think that both of these candidates are worthy opponents. they are combatants and also i think that it could be a type tonight and at the contours of this race will not change too dramatically. >> brit, we understand that vice president pence wants to make an aggressive and emotional case for the white house's handling of this coronavirus. we all have seen quite clearly this week they are under a lot of pressure to turn that narrative around. >> well, there is a case to be made -- the problem that the ticket has now is that the president hasn't made it very well and when he's had opportunity to defend his record on this he harps on the closing of the border to chinese coming in here, early in the game, something that he points out, senator biden or vice president biden opposed and criticized. but be

arizona market under martha mcsally praying for us with recovery for the president first lady, tulsi gabbardpresident on the democratic ticket rights very nice, my husband abraham and i offer our best wishes and a low hot to the president and first lady praying for a speedy recovery, she also wishes well to ivanka, tiffany, don jr., eric and bearing during the difficult time and i do want to point out i've anke and barron have tested negative for coronavirus and castro the democratic countryman from texa, he brings in politics, he says it president trump test positive for covid the white house needs to be honest with the american people, it is not just a matter of the president's personal health, it is a matter of national security, the virus has claimed over 200,000 american lives in six months. so 32 days before an election, that is your political and your human talking point, this is october surprise, does the rhetoric around the campaign change here? stuart: nasty stuff on some networks and certainly on social media and it's really nasty. lauren: were not doing that. stuart: we do not do

and tulsi gabbard destroyed her she never recovered. if i'm mike pence i'm looking at that video.e pence and his approach we have clue how he will be. remember, he was against tim kaine. you thought this was a big moment in 2016 when he focused on hillary's private server, watch. >> it's important in this moment to remember that hillary clinton had a private server in her home that had classified information. >> 30 seconds about. >> drone strikes, emails from the president of the united states of america were on there. >> right. brian: right. you also heard basically the moderator try to stop it. but, what's your thought on that? why was that important? >> i think that's a great moment to demonstrate what the job of the vice presidential debate is the job of the vice presidential debate is for that candidate to be a defender of the top of the ticket and attack the top of the picket on the other side. mike pence was -- he did a great job in that debate attacking hillary clinton rather than making it about tim kaine. very few people knew who tim kaine was and it really is important

were not going to get answers on the actual questions, i wish mike pence had channeled his inner tulsi gabbarded disparities when it came to black and brown people all across the country, when she was the chief law enforcement officer in the state of california. so i think, again, overall there was a lot of mythology building last night. i think the republican party has to just dispense with this myth when it comes to covid-19. kamala harris spoke about january 28th, about 55 times, and neglected to talk about the fact that it was the world health organization 14 days previously which said we couldn't even have human to human transmission. i think at the end of the day, we have to have a clear message coming down in less than 30 days to tell the american people that democrats are really perpetuating a fraud on the american people that they can't sit here and say that they want to dismiss the 7 million jobs that president trump created while at the same time saying that their plan to fix the economy would actually crush the economy by sending everyone back to their corners and into their baseme

if you want to know how to score points look 1-800-tulsi gabbard.handedly destroyed her candidacy. if you want to jump on mike pence for coronavirus have at it. no one got their hand dirtier. nitty gritty. one thing you get from democrats and republicans, the vice president is very responsive to our needs so when kamala harris says something general, he could come back specifically because that's his daily worksheet, steve. steve: sure, keep in mine. this is the first time we have really seen kamala harris be interviewed by a journalist. she has had some are other small interviews. for the most part she hasn't had a presser per se. apparently the plexiglass was respected by the biden camp. and they declined to have vice president pence surrounded by plexiglass because they felt that it would appear on camera as if he were boxed in. kind of like that marceau marceau thing like that game show. i think every game show had plexiglass. and the other thing 12 feet apart, apparently in the audience, if anybody in the audience is not wearing a mask, somebod