but victor any thoughts to close out topic one? victor: this started in 2004. it was my first week at the nsc when the tsunami hit. it started out focused on disaster response. disaster preparation. then it became an informal grouping into thousand five and 2006 where there were regular confrontations including what was happening in iraq and afghanistan. when i step back and look at this, the primary manifestation of an effort to network. to take what are line segments and turn them into triangles, trilaterals or quads-plus, as marc said. clearly, there is no language about china in the quad. it is about inclusion and all of this. the joke that everybody says is when you have a group greater than three, it starts to look like something that is directed against china. either the language on this -- neither the language on this nor the way that they framed it is good. trying to multilateral lies more stuff in asia. the fact that they talked about -- from the osion perspective, they don't want to see any structures squeezing out -- --

mark: victor, your take. victor: the thing i will look for on the parade is whether people will be wearing masks. that has the potential to be a big super spreader event. i don't disagree with sue's analysis. i think that is what is likely to happen. i think we will see provocations after if biden wins. for two reasons, one is tactical. they went to approach a new administration from a position of strength. whether it is right or wrong they always feel that doing something like this gives them strength. they will immediately associate president biden with obama's policy of strategic patients. they would want to send a clear signal that that's not going to work. is, if they do that, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. that will naturally influence or shape the policy review that will take place in north korea as soon as the new administration comes in. a trump wins, i was doing conference with someone else who is very close, who once worked in the administration, was close to trump, deeply involved in the c

victor, going to come to you. two of the come to in second two kick off another topic but victor any comments on the quad to close out this topic? >> as marc said the start in 2004. i remember it well because of my first week at the nsc when the tsunami hit. started out focus on disaster response, disaster preparation. then it became sort of an informal group being in 2005 and 2006 with those regular consultations as marc said on other topics, including iraq and afghanistan. it played a large bowl. when i step back and look at this more broadly in terms of the alliances, a lot of people would look at this as the primary manifestation of an effort to network, are bilateral alliances in asia, to take what are basically line segments bilateral and turn them into triangles, trilateralism or quads or quad plus as marc said. i mean, very clearly there is no language about china in the quad. quad. it's all about inclusion in all this, but the sort of joke that everybody says is when you get a group of u.s. allies greater

>> reporter: yeah, victor. last night president trump saying he's feeling great, that he's no longer taking any medication for coronavirus, and he revealed that he had had lung scans at some point during his treatment that showed he had congestion. >> it tested good, initially i think they had some congestion in there. but ultimately it tested good. and with each day it got better. and i think that's why they wanted me to stay, frankly. but the cat scans were amazing. >> reporter: we're still awaiting results from the president's latest coronavirus test. we haven't heard an official update on his health in more than 12 hours. but later today he is expected to hold his first really big appearance since his hospitalization here at the white house, and we are expecting as many as thousands of people to gather on the south lawn for that event. the white house says the president will be speaking from the white house balcony, so he won't be down amongst the crowd. but still, there are concerns, given that just a coup

thanks to victor, of course, as always and sue, great stuff.ou always vault over the high bar we set for you on this show. marc, in closing, i would say we're down the stretch here in kbo. nc, your team is doing well. i think we have a slide, i don't know if we can bring it up, there it is, you throwing up the first pitch at the nc dino's game back when you were at seoul. great form, i think you brought them good luck, much to the chagrin of my bears. i'm going to leave you with you, i have the dino's gift coming to you. we wish them the best, but i'm a die-hard bears fan and you know, i can't leave that loyalty, but you look like you're doing well and the dinos are doing well. so, it's a two-for as they say. not a triple whammy, but a two-for. and thanks, it's fun, fast-paced and fun along the way, and we'll see you in two weeks. >> thank you. >> supreme court justice stev stephen breyer discusses on c-spac c-span, c-span.org or with the radio app. >> watch live senate confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett starting monday with opening st

christi, victor. >> christina, thank you.t and maria cardona, cnn political commentator but democratic strategist. they are the host of hot mikes from left to right. ladies, welcome. >> alice, let me start with you. the big number, 99,321. that is now a world record for single coronavirus cases reported in a day, and there have been five u.s. records in the last eight days. how does this president get up on to a stage in front of thousands of people and with a straight face say we're rounding the corner? >> look, clearly the numbers are not going in the right direction, and we would love to see this take a dramatic turn and our concerns as we get into the winter months, but the good thing is that people are learning to use precautions. we're learning to wear masks, social distance. i am encouraged by the words of the president that say that we do have a vaccine in the very near future, and that's very good news to hear. look, one death is too many. one case is too many, but the fact that we are putting a greater emphasis on t

victor, sue i will come to you in second to kick off topic two, but victor any comments on the quad to close out topic one? >> yes. as marc said, this started in 2004. i remember it well because it is my first at the nsc when the tsunami hit. it started out focus on disaster response come disaster response come disaster preparation it became an informal group being in 2005-2006 for there was regular consultations as marc said on others including iraq and afghanistan. it's would've played a large bowl. when i step back and look at this more broadly in terms of the alliances, a lot of people would look at this as the primary manifestation of an effort to network bilateral alliances in asia, to take what are basically line segment bilaterals and turned it into triangles, trilateral or quads or quad plus as marc said. there is no language about china. it's not inclusion but the sort of joke everybody said is when you get a group with u.s. allies great the three search to look like something that is directed against china. i think either the language on this, the way they printed has been v

sophia nelson, good morning to you. >> good morning, victor.at and let me quote you here that hell broke loose when you say you found judge amy coney barrett to be likable but you would not confirm to vote her. explain what happened and why you wouldn't confirm? >> i heard earlier in your segments the senate had brought up how much she was a mom and how many times. that itself the likability factor. and what i was saying on my twitter feed was to my followers, i might not vote for this judge, her philosophy might not be mean. however, she is likeable. she is already have likeable. that's what they want. when women are powerful, whether it's kamela harris or hillary clinton who wasn't likable and that came up time and time again, it can backfewer on her. so likable palpable, it often works in our favor. >> so when you heard that reference to her family over and over, let's put up the numbers here for our viewers. this is the "new york times" analysis. they analyze son, daughter, wife, all the mentions of family. these are the recent nominee who'

. >>> this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> light coming from the capoll thi capitol this morning, there we're seeing walter reed medical center in bethesda, maryland, where the president is waking up there this morning after being transferred from the white house. yesterday, he walked out of the white house lawn on to marine one and is waking up now there this morning, after, he's, of course, been hospitalized with covid-19. we are learning more about his treatment this morning. sources tell us the president is having some trouble breathing and that he's very tired. >> and also, overnight, we learned about more positive cases connected to the president and the white house, the latest is the president's campaign manager bill stepien and other people close to the president have tested positive also. >> the president's illness is obviously raising national security concerns. the pentagon wants to reassure you there are no immediate threats to the administration. >> we are lfollowing every sana of what's happening. >> we want to start with boris sanchez ou

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>> reporter: good morning, victor and christi. president trump spending significant time in pennsylvania with four events across the state. just showing you how valuable the trump campaign sees pennsylvania with 20 electoral votes. this is a key prize for president trump. one of the states that the next president of the united states is likely going to have to carry in order to win next week. it is one of the states where we may not know the results on election night because of the volume of mail-in ballots and the way the state counts them. it is a suspenseful situation here. the president with the four campaign events as he heads on the blitz over the next three days. he will hold 14 rallies between now and election day. this is not the last time we will see him in pennsylvania. trump is spending a lot of his final hours of the race in pennsylvania. we expect joe biden will spend time there. it is very important for president trump. if you talk to republicans, they still see hope in pennsylvania. although you mentioned joe biden

>> isn't that beautiful, victor? >> yeah. >> gorgeous sight of the arch there.uess what, people right now, maybe not right there, is it might be a little early, but right now, getting ready, they are voting in every single state this morning. more than 20 million ballots have already been cast. and we're still 17 days away from the election. >> this weekend, president trump, former vice president joe biden focusing on the key midwest battleground states. today, the president will be in michigan and wisconsin. >> he's scheduled to host two large rallies with thousands of people. we know masks are optional. and there will not be any guidance on social distancing there. both of those states are seeing huge spike in covid-19 cases. so, that's notable. >> so, of course, we've got all of the political angled covered. sarah westwood is at the house is. arlette saenz and in atlanta, georgia. >> first to sarah westwood at the white house. because the president has a busy schedule. talk to us what we're going to see. >> reporter: the president and his campaign fulling ful

we're back now with victor davis hanson and, victor, i have to say i can't think of a time in american the 1850s when there has been this level of absolute hate and vitriol at, in every day that these two parties are operating. the dems have become truly the party of hate. your thoughts. >> yeah, i think they are. i think a lot of it is self-hatred in a strange way, lou. i think they understand now if harry reid had not ended the senate filibuster and judicial appointments, they wouldn't be in this fix has they just, as they promised, had they taken the senate in 2016 or '18. they had two chances, they failed. and to be frank and with no disparagement of the late ruth bader ginsburg, when most people are 83 years old and in ill health and their party is in a position of party, you step down. and she had that opportunity in 2015 before the republicans, you know, got back the senate. in 2014, i should say. lou: right. >> she could have done that, and they feel they blew that. you know, i really don't like this idea that amy barrett's got to be divine rather than human. and everybody was

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christi, victor. >> thank you, boris. we want to point out they seem to be in close proximity, but we do know that a.g. barr has tested negatively. boris sanchez, thank you so much. >>> the white house has shared limited information about the president going to walter reed. the white house said this was as reported there a decision made out of abundance of caution but this is the reporting from "the washington post" that the white house wanted to move the president while he could still walk to marine one on his own. let's bring in cnn's ryan nobles. boris talked about his condition. tell us what you know about the spread and politics of this. >> reporter: well, there is growing concern, victor that this list which is growing longer by the minute of those who contacted coronavirus after being in close proximity with the president will continue to grow. look where it stands right now. hope hicks, she, of course, the first aide to contract the virus or at least positive for it. two senators, mike lee and thom tillis, the rev

>> victor, i wrote that before dr. conley's press conference.s my great fear that we would see what ultimately happened yesterday, given the history of misinformation and incomplete information from white house physicians when the president is ill. dr. conley botched that press conference. i fear that dr. conley was ordered to be incomplete in his responses. there was nothing that would hurt this country in terms of national security or political stability to admit that the president needed oxygen. i don't understand why that admission was so difficult. how are we truly going to embrace news of the president's recovery -- in other words, truly believe it, if we're not being told about the nature of how he felt, truly, as he entered walter reed? i don't understand why this is seen to be a threat to national security. i will tell you, it is to not be incomplete, transparent. that's a bad tradition in our history. it never serves us well. the american people not only deserve the truth, they know how to deal with it, especially in a public health em

>> all right, victor oquendo in florida tonight. victor, thank you. and with so many americans trying to vote in this pandemic, looking to stay safe, our partners at fivethirtyeight have put together an easy to use state-by-state guide on voting both in person and by mail. you can go to abcnews.com/wntvote2020. and that crucial final debate, thursday night, between president trump and joe biden. abc news, of course, with complete coverage, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here. >>> in the meantime, the news continues this monday night and new warnings this evening about the dangerous spread of the coronavirus. mayors and governors urging people to take the virus seriously. and one trusted expert tonight saying the next 6 to 12 weeks could be the darkest we've seen yet. a 500% increase in cases this month alone in el paso, texas. the director of public health declaring the situation is, quote, out of control. hospitalizations tonight up in 41 states, including texas. and this evening, more than 220,000 american lives have been lost. here's abc's chi

>> cnn weekend anchor victor blackwell. >> so when he saw victor blackwell give his speech that morning of -- >> he couldn't get it out. he was holding it in. he couldn't help it. he let it go. >> and victor called it like it was. he said that the president consistently uses dehumanizing language and references to rodents and insects when discussing people of color and african-americans especially. and he said that it was, and he talked about the pride of being from baltimore and how hurtful it was for the president to treat an american city in this way. it was hurtful for victor. it was hard hurtful for elijah. i really do think that that incident combined with some of the other stressors he experienced as a result of his tangle, with its ongoing fight with the trump administration help to hasten his death. >> page 172, victor blackwell steers brought me to tears. that is my city. that is victors city and that is our president, page 172. baltimore is my city, too. i erupted the guy reached out to victor. i erupted. we were in detroit at the time for one of the democratic presidential c

we can't forget that, victor. what we're learning this morning is that 14 states are reporting record high hospitalizations. scary numbers as the u.s. surpassed 9 million coronavirus cases on friday. 1 million of them added in just the last two weeks. >> at the moment today we now have one person being diagnosed of coronavirus every secretaond. we have one person dieing of coronavirus every two minutes. >> opting for public safety instead of public celebrations. >> as we head into halloween weekend, a time when many would normally be out and about in a different sort of facemask, please stay home. >> the midwest where both president trump and vice president biden campaigned on friday is seeing a particularly grim spike, and while mask wearing and social distancing guidelines were visible at all of biden's events, trump poked fun at a fox news personality for following protocols at his rally in michigan. >> i can't recognize you. is that a mask? no way. are you wearing a mask? i've never seen her in a mask. look at

he saw victor blackwell heard someone who he mentor through the news program. >> we can anchor victor blackwell points maximum esop victor blackwell in his speech that morning, >> he was holding it in he couldn't help it. >> victor called it like he was. he said that president consistently uses dehumanizing language and references to rodents and insects when discussing people of color and african-americans especially. and he says, when he talks about the pride of being from baltimore and how hurtful it was for the president to treat an american city in this way, it was hurtful for victor, it was hurtful for elisha. i think. i really do think that that incident combined with some of the stressors that is experienced as a result of his ongoing fight with the trump administration, >> page 172, victor blackwell's brought me to it tears. that is my city. and that is our president. page 172. baltimore is my city too. i erected, i reached out to victor. we were in detroit at that time one of the democratic presidential candidate debates. and the nation was incensed because people were saying

>> reporter: yeah, victor. good morning to you. we are in louisiana in an area, a town that is no stranger to flooding and storm surge. it is a regular thing. we reported from this area and this forecast did verify for this region. there are some homes that have been retrofitted with stilts. some of the older homes, they're inundated with water into the first parts of their buildings there. these people are all too familiar with these sights, especially when the stronger storms come in. we look at some of the observing sites from the national weather service just to our south. they had between 9 and 10 feet of storm surge. storm is moving out, tide going down. quite a night, indeed, in delcomb in louisiana. we'll send it back to you. >> derek van dam. glad you and the crew are okay. thank you. >>> so more than half the country is seeing a spike in coronavirus cases. more than 57,000 new cases just recorded yesterday alone. those field hospital. >>> plus, the first group of men arrested in a plan to kidnap michigan's governor and pu

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joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow.re these the type of scenarios we are going to be facing under a biden administration? >> yeah, it's frightening. here, the virus started in china, spread from china, and now china is offering the west the methodology and technology of fascism to supposedly cure what they started. he reminds me -- we had the private fire brigade, pulled up gawhen a fire was devouring the house and said "for a price, i will be willing to put your fire out, and better yet, i will buy it at rock-bottom prices." that is of the chinese whole technology and methodology -- it's also bizarre because we are not in an ascending pattern. we p are having a million tests per day, almost, and we are bound to have more cases, but the cases are mostly asymptomatic, more younger, the death rate is going back down the therapeutic medicines are improving, the vaccination is on the horizon. it is not the time to double down on this lockdown, and it begs the question, why are these people t doing these things? in the case

shawn, welcome back. >> thanks, victor. >> let's start here.tor christopher wray has detailed the effect of right wing antigovernment extremism, but you say that michigan is a unique case, deserves special attention, why? >> these groups have been around since the late 80s, early '90s and they have come and gone and they have been inconsistent. in a few states, michigan, ohio, kentucky, these groups have been able to maintain their cohesiveness over time. they stick together. they continue to work and plot and plan particularly in michigan. michigan is a place where the groups are extremely sophisticated. they focus on being organized, communication and recruiting. when authorities are looking at these they're being reconstituted in other states across the country. those groups tend to look to michigan to figure out how to do it effectively. michigan is one of those places we know those group exist, we know they're sophisticated and what's happening here is to some degree being experts to some other states across the country. >> more deaths wer

victor you have achieved the greatest entrance to any guest on our programme!ic, i feel underdressed, when our programme! when you see your music, ifeel underdressed, when you see your music being played at trump political rallies how do you react? well, i like hearing the music at all times and i wake the fact that fa ns all times and i wake the fact that fans of all kind democrat or republican all like ymca, and that is something that is very pleasing to me. ymca as a matter of fact has gone up to number 14 on the charts on the billboard charts for dance music this week. as far as endorsing trump, i don't endorse trump, i have endorsed trump nor has the village people. we have been asking him to stop playing music his rallies. but because of the copyright law in the united states which is under creative licencing, he is able to play our music anytime he wants to at any venue because he is not using it in an incorrect way. so we do not knock it. so can i ask another one about your songs, much a man? novak it has the lyrics much a man much amount, i have got to

let's bring in victor davis hanson. victor, right off the top i want to play a moment from kamala harris that sounds like an endorsement of trump? >> of course, we have the support of democrats but also independents and republicans. in fact, seven members of president george w. bush's cabinet were supporting our ticket. we have the support of collin powell, cindy mccain, john k >> laura: this is the best news i have heard. i mean, this is just -- this doesn't get any better. >> yeah, she was basically saying these are all the reasons why trump beat 16 candidates in the primary and beat hillary clinton. i think what was strange about tonight is that systematically, insidiously, relentlessly -- it wasn't with a machete, but mike pence dismantled kamala harris. i disagree with the way people say this don't matter. maybe in other years, but tonight statements by harris, or lack of which, and with biden's mental confusion in a commercial -- you say that if this is going to continue, this is what you get. it's going to matter

victor, trump is officially back. are we going to see a 2016 repeat where we just outworked hillary down the stretch, or is the left kind of trying to cover all of its bases this time because they don't want to get burned again? >> no, i think it's going to be like 2016 or maybe 1981 reagan came back. reagan was down in early october. the reason is, laura, a couple of reasons, this lockdown was never symmetrical. arguments for it to flatten the so-called curve, but it was never a static situation. it was a bad choice versus the worst of a pandemic, but after nine months almost, the damage that we are doing economically, healthwise to the country is overwhelming and its overwhelming with the risk of the virus and more importantly it was asymmetrical in who got hurt. all these people to drive trucks and stock shelves and they are in the drugstore waiting on you or they growing food out here where i am in rural california, they risk this every single day. they are not the summa or skype class and they have trouble enough

it was hurtful for victor it was hurtful for elijah.d i do think, i really do think that incident with the result of a tangle with his fight with ongoing fight with the trump administration. help to hasten his death. >> host: page 162. this brought me to it tears. that is my city that is victor city. and that is our president. page 172. baltimore is my city too. because i erected irish out to victor i erected we were in detroit at that time for why the democratic presidential candidate debates. and say i'm baltimore, cleveland was saying i'm baltimore. every urban city saying i'm baltimore. if you're president of the united states this is the issue. instead of pointing fingers do something about it right civic absolutely. that's the issue. this book is very honest. this book is very real. it brings tears to your eyes. farewell to elijah cummings. unless you tells about the farewell. this is your chapter the book, tells about the farewell. >> for so i got to read the book on christmas day. so i felt like especially when i got to the part

delighted to have you with us, victor.this debate, it -- [laughter] it has turned into quite an event. but your sense of what is going on here, first and foremost, accusing the president of not having condemned hate groups. it is the most mindless thing imaginable. i mean, we're watching reporters, columnists, all sorts of people get exorcised here over something that is a matter of the record external to the debate. it's been there for over four years. >> yeah. the emphasis and the intent of these questioners is on the answer, it's on the question. they want to keep asking and asking and asking again, and that supposedly sends the message to the american people tata they must have to ask -- that they must have to ask for a reason, almost to say did you beat your wife, did you beat your wife, did you beat your wife. that's the intent. there was a lot of asymmetry in that debate as people noticed because if you want to get on the subject of race and talk about charlottesville, then you would think, okay, we're talking about

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great to have you with us, victor. one of the unknowns that you write about is this issue of all of these millions of millions of americans that have already voted and then the parlor game as tom bevin puts it of trying to figure out who they likely are based on where they're voting from and how early they're voting and whether or not those that are leftover can change this dynamic. what do you think? >> yeah, i think there's too many unknowns. we keep seeing polls that suggest the minority vote particularly the african american vote might have gone up 8 to 12 or 13 and that would make a big difference in the swing states, these urban voters would not be able to balance or countervene the rural voters. that doesn't appear in the regular polls. we don't know the effect of a million college states. michigan, ohio state, florida, arizona. what is the effect of these semi and complete lockdowns. speaking of somebody that spent my life on campus, polling day on campus is halloween. it's rallies, mass voting, polls on campus

en méxico. >> gracias a víctor silva por el reporte hoy en bolivia seis eran elecciones presidencialesmuy buenas noches. >> los electores acudieron a las mesas de sufragio bajo medidas de bioseguridad hay dos figuras que lideran los primeros resultados luis arce del movimiento socialismo el partido del ex presidente evo morales y carlos meza, de comunidad ciudadana, llos bolivianos esperan días mejores. >> ccon esperanza de un gobierno que pueda unir a los bolivianos mónica deposita su voto rrespetando la distancia social y con mascarilla. >> es una oportunidad de recuperar nuestra dignidad como bolivianos no de un partido político >> como ella millones acuden a las urnas a pesar de la lluvia y las largas filas. >> lo que queremos estabilidad trabajo todo eso le pediría al nuevo presidente. >> ddos candidatos que están cerca uno del otro en el conteo de votos oficiales luis arce del partido del ex presidente evo morales mas y carlos meza de comunidad ciudadana . >> no tomamos el poder por las armas, nosotros tomamos el poder prestaría democrática. >> hasta ahora como lo hemos hecho his

>> yes, victor, it's as simple as this. the previous rounds of stimulus helped companies stay in business and rehire workers. every day. and weeks that goes by makes that reconnection, re-establishing that worker to employer relationship it makes it harder. take a look at this chart. you'll see that while companies have been rehiring workers since the depth of our job depression back in april, the inside bar on this bar chart shows you that the permanent job losses have actually been increasing over the last several months. and now, we have 4.5 million people who are permanently out of work. that is trouble the number back in april. so that is just stunning. and without jobs, and you guys -- you and christi have been covering this over the week, people will find it more difficult, obviously, to pay rent and mortgages. just this week, the census bureau put out numbers that 8.3 million americans are going to find it difficult to pay their rent over the next months. that has not changed since august. and this is not a good sig

victor live with us now, they are voting tonight, we can see it behind you, victor. the president saying there's going to be a red wave on election night. we just heard that. the biden camp also warning their voters that the balls grounds like florida are a lot closer than perhaps these numbers indicate. >> reporter: david, the biden team telling supporters not to get complacent, that this race will come down to the wire. and that in key battleground states like here in florida, the candidates are basically neck and neck. memories of hillary clinton leading in 2016 clearly fresh in their minds. david? >> victor oquendo, thank you. >>> and with so many americans trying to vote in this pandemic, looking to stay safe, our partners at fivethirtyeight have put together an easy to use stay state by state guide. you can go to abcnews.com/wntvote 2020. >>> and that crucial final debate, abc news with complete coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here. >>> in the meantime, the news continues this monday night and new warnings this evening about the dangerous spread of

>> reporter: good morning, victor and christi.rom what we understand, president sutrump is doing well he's experience something shortness of breath, related to congestion, a mild symptom of the coronavirus. presently, the president is experiencing a low grade fever and as you noted, fatigue and exhaustion. the white house making clear that the president's trip here to walter reed medical center is out of abundance of caution. despite that, what we've heard privately from those close to the president is that he was spooked by the onset of the rapid onset of symptoms. the president actually filmed the message on twitter yesterday shortly before being transferred to walter reed. i want to play it for you now. listen. >> i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support. i'm going to walter reed hospital. i think i'm doing very well. we want to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget, thank you. >> reporter: you hear the president there giving an u

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victor good morning. >> yes. go ahead victor. i just need to know if. >> host: victory there?aller: yes i'm here. i had to turn my tv down. i there? >> can you hear me now? >> yes i can good victor. >> i just want to know we are going through with interference than why is he the still the president? why is he still the president? [inaudible] sue and answer their david. switch to i had a little trouble understanding do with the question was? sue vick he wanted to know there's so much interference whited the impeachment count? i guess he was trying to compete the impatient with election interference. >> with the impeachment was, was related here. which was the president of the united states soliciting privately action by a foreign government that would undermine one of his political rivals, joe biden has now turned out to be the democratic nominee for president. and so i think that is something that a president should not do. i think that it undermines our sovereignty. i think that it went against what it means to be the leader of a sovereign state. but it was the judgment of th

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. >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> a beautiful new york on a saturday morning in october. we hope that you're feeling fall as you feel the sunshine as well. because we need some. we need some good news. take a look at what we have to tell you this morning. the united states has set a record for the highest number of cases ever recorded. not just in the u.s. but out of every country in the world. and here is the number. 99,321 americans were infected in the last 24 hours. >> and that is coming from across the country, coast to coast. several states are hitting record highs an the president is claiming that america is rounding the turn, is still holding these potential superspreader rallies, four of them today. >> now, listen to this number. 86.8 million, that is the number of you who have already voted. and we're still three days from election day. so both candidates are focusing on the rust belt today. these are key battleground states that really are the reason president trump won back in 2016. >> the four rallies are in pennsylvania

ramon: agradecemos muchÍsimo la participaciÓn del doctor vÍctor salazar. gracias como autor. buscan distintos recursos para salir adelante. y entramos a la recta final de las campaÑas. y de transiciÓn ramon: la pandemia llevado a nuestra gente a cambiar la manera de hacer las cosas. algunos se han vistoincursionando en cosas que jamÁs habÍan imaginado. hablamos como residentes o no se que logrÓ abrir su restaurante en medio de la pandemia. >> la situaciÓn se puso muy difÍcil. reportera: con un millones de personas, a claudia, una madre soltera con un hijo le tocÓ reinventarse. >> desde mi casa las elaborada. reportera: desde llevarlo desde su casa llegÓ a llevarlos hasta su local. >> nosotros comenzamos desde muy abajo, vivÍamos en colombia. tambiÉn necesitamos mucho,y, comenzÓ viviendo, no querÍa ayudarla y que ella cumpla su sueÑo. y es lo que estÁ haciendo hizo un acuerdo reportera: hizo un acuerdo con sonido y san josÉ que ya tenÍa un espacio. y le da empleo a varias personas. tiene un amplio menÚ. >> eso lo que ven alrededor era un parqueadero. habÍan carros abandonados.

silva estÁ con las reacciones vÍctor buenas noches quÉ tal?do revuelo entre el pueblo mexicano y tambiÉn resoÓo en el palacio nacional con el presidente lÓpez obrador >>> quien fuera el secretario de defensa nacional durante el mandato de enrique peÑa nieto fue detenido por cargos de narcotrÁfico y lavado de dinero el exmandatario de peÑa nate estÁ en silencio pero el presidente lÓpez obrador calificÓ su detencion como un hecho lamentable e inÉdito, sin embargo asegurÓ que en mÉxico no se lleva un proceso formal en su contra. >>> no existe ninguna investigaciÓn en mÉxico en contra del general cienfuegos >>> tambiÉn anunciÓ una limpia en la secretaria de la defensa nacional para que cercanos del secretario continÚen en un cargo >>> serÁn suspendidos >>> el exsecretario era considerado un militar importante que sostenÍa una guerra sin cuartel contra el trÁfico de drogas y ahora acusado de narcotrÁfico y lavado de dinero provocÓ gran sorpresa y reacciÓn de los mexicanos >>> ahora dicen que es narcotraficante deben de juzgarlo >>> es algo pues gra