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we have made america proud aga again. we have made america safe again. we will make america great aga again. thank you. >> bill: is so at 3:18 p.m. east coast time, here we go. 90 minutes there in pennsylvan pennsylvania. jacqui heinrich he is further down the road in pennsylvania. good afternoon john, where are you and what happened? >> the president and he is campaigning at a frenetic pace in these last eight days. the president believes here in pennsylvania, at the very end of last thursday's debate they said he wanted to transition away from oil. and about west virginia in 2016 what about the eagle ford shale in texas? what about people in north dakota, parts of louisiana where they have tracking going on, when joe biden was voting for trade agreements like nafta, those manufacturing jobs are gone. they have to go to something else the president during the first part of his administration, and it helps the second administration to prove that they can bring those jobs back. the one point where joe biden continues to make inroads is on the handling of

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highlighted the public corruption scandal that should disqualify joe from serving in any office ever aga again. i didn't get a penny -- your family got millions and millions. big tech, the media mob, they are shielding and protecting, they are the biggest donors to the joe biden presidential campaign and all things radical democratic socialist. the president likes to say the truth is a force of nature. tonight joe biden felt the full force of truth during this debate, take a look. >> joe got three and half million dollars from russia and it came through prudent because he was friendly with a former mayor of moscow, he was the mayor of moscow's wife, three and a half million dollars, your family got three and a half million dollars but you were getting a lot of money from russia. they were paying you a lot of money and they probably still are. but now with what came out today, it's even worse. all of the emails come of the horrible emails, the kind of money that you were raking in, you and your family -- you were vice president when some this was happening and it should've never happened.

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supreme court s not intervene in this case aga again. >> it would confuse the voters potentially andber two it plays a visible burden on that county election official. >> pennsylvania's republican house speaker believes that there will be litigation about the election results regardless of who wins in the state. >> dana: interesting and think you. they are all making stops there at this week and alisha cuneo has more from tempe. >> are very busy week in the desert. however arizona is not the same state it was when the president won here in 2018. former vice president has been leading in arizona for months. however if you look at the "usa today" average of averages, it gives the g.o.p. is some ho hope. the president compared to last week is gaining a bit and tomorrow will be a seventh visit to arizona this year. while senator, harris will be here tomorrow, in 2020 biden has been here once. >> not a about presence in the state, is about values and what he's fighting for. people know he will work hard for the middle class and he is the empathy and the courage and the compassion and conf

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those were relentless and againg i paid the $2,800 fine and i take responsibility for that. i certainly would make sure that never happens again. i testified for three hours in front of the commission that holds a truth to every question they ask. >> thank you. >> another question about honesty and ethics comes from ernest a recorded question with the partners. >> you've been in endorsed for the plaintiff legislation you signed in 2013 but after signing the bills, you told the colorado sheriff's you only signed it because a staff member said one thing publicly and privately the opposite. that's something you accused him of doing. how are you any different? >> i stand by my record on gun safety. we are the first states to actually roll up our sleeves and pass universal background checks. don't think universal background checks worked. no one can get it onto the floor unless mr. mcconnell is the majority leader in the senate because they don't think it's effective enough. thes bottom line is step back ad look at this. cory gardiner received 4 million and mitch mcconnell receiv

president's tone, feels like we are in a very divided place right now, she's not planning on voting for him agagain. >> would love to get her boat back, i'm sorry to hear things aren't working out for her, but i think the vast majority of americans would tell you that under donald trump, their lives got better. whether you're talking about the incredible tax cuts that not only helped average families all across this country, but small businesses. i talked to a small business owner who said recently, i would've had to close my restaurant down had it not been for those tax cuts. running out of pandemic, the situation we found ourselves and in 2020, we want to know that we have a person in the white house who can get us back to normal, who understands the economy, who understands how to bring jobs back. don't forget, is joe biden and barack obama who sent all of our manufacturing jobs overseas. you'd have to get a magic wand to get us back. donald trump brought those jobs back, he is the one person between these two men who has actually rebuilt our economy in record time. he is going to do it agai

hatred and even in the charlottesville speech that you selectively edit and he's done it over and over agagain. joe, savannah, watch, learn, pay attention to something called the truth, it matters. >> ever heard this president say one negative thing about white supremacists? have you ever heard it? >> i totally disavow the ku klux klan. i totally disavow david duke. >> i got back in this race because of what happened in charlottesville. people coming out of the woods carrying torches, their veins bulging. close your eyes and remember what you saw. the president gets asked to comment on it and what does he say? he says there are very fine people on both sides. >> you have some very bad people in that group but you also had people that were very fine people come on both sides. and i'm not talking about the neo-nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally. >> what do you mean, condemned david duke, for god sake. >> i reject david duke. i rejected david duke. i projected the kkk, the ku klux klan from the time i'm five years old, i rejected them. >> sean: in charl

that they were lying for partisan reasons and theseng people should nevere in charge of anything ever again. but they stayed in charge. now they are telling us we can't have confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett on october 12 because it's too dangerous. you know, coronavirus, chronic obesity, whatever. as a matter of science, of public health, donald trump is not allowed to appoint anyone to the supreme court, period. >> there is no reason why this shouldn't be delayed other than a referred all my effort to rush through where they can't even see the witnesses face-to-face. >> i don't know why you would run through this hearing and put the people in danger while you have shut down the whole senate. i just think it's wrong. we are s suggesting that -- >> sadly three of my colleagues have been diagnosed as having the virus. if this were a baseball team te players came down with covid-19, we would've canceled the game and postponed it to a future date. >> tucker: if this were a game, we would postpone it. he is onto something there actually. sports leagues would probably cancel their ga

aga once again, you know -- in i am running for office, because the government hurts the people they are trying to help. safe becauseless they kept us from being tested. and there are still regulations that are keeping us from being tested because now we have to go to the doctor. we talk about health care costs. wouldn't it be great to just purchase a test and not go through a doctor? host: let's talk to sylvia from virginia on the republican line. good morning. caller: i was going to ask jo, what would she do about the sol testing in the schools? i have seen children and teachers wringing their hands, because during the time they have to be tested, the standard of learning test, it means so much further funds at the school, so what would you do about getting rid of them? which i think they should be. thank you. guest: education is a local issue. it should be decided among the parents, teachers and students. that the needs of the children in appalachia are different from those in new york city, much different from the needs of the kids in new mexico. so, i would get the federal gover

we have made america proud aga again. we have made america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, pennsylvania. go out and vote. [cheers and applause] >> harris: the president of the united states for more than an hour on his first stop of the reits today. in the battleground state of pennsylvania, letting you know how important it is, not just to this president because he has told the crowd there that if he wins, he wins the whole thing. that's how much pennsylvania means for the trump campaign. if they went back there, they can win it all on election night. but also important because he feels like he can put his opponent, joe biden, and a box over a couple of issues that mean a lot to the people of pennsylvania. did he do it there? he talked of a lot about a lot of things. you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. i'm going to bring in the pan on l. kennedy, emily compagno, marie harf, pete hegseth. they are calling this the mega victory to her. some days with three and four of them packed in. talk with me about pennsyl

this state, you're building cars aga again, and your union leaders are in the pockets of the democrats, but these guys come to the white house, they're so nice to me, so nice to me, but they go for the democrats for some reason. someday we'll talk about it. but the workers are for us, and the workers are for me. biden's plan to abolish the entire u.s. oil industry, you saw that, will krcripple our nation and send us into an absolute deep depression, and you see what he did with fracking. there will be no fracking. there will be no fracking. he doesn't say it that way, he goes, there will be no fracking. he said it for like a year, and then he got to pennsylvania where we're leading, but we're going to -- see that big, beautiful screen? we'll have it up there. it saves me a lot of words. that screen is great. it cost a fortune. we only bring it to very important locations like michigan. but then you can hear it in his own words. you don't say, oh, the president is exaggerating. he said no fracking, no fracking. then he goes to pennsylvania, a million jobs, fracking. it's a big part of t

we have made america proud aga again. we have made america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, michigan. go out and vote. go out and vote. ♪ >> neil: you have been listening to the president and a speech in lansing, michigan, part of a concerted effort to continue hitting all the battleground states. he's going to be going to wisconsin and to nebraska. this at a time when he feels very confident that he can close that gap right now and do something that he did four years ago, win and these industrial states that most republicans in the past had written off. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. you are watching neil cavuto. joe biden has arrived in atlanta, georgia, preparing to make remarks there. you might just wander immediately, why is he in georgia? normally safe republican ground. the polls are very, very tight there. he feels that he can go ahead and take that one from the president in this battle for the electoral math and 270 electoral votes. all of this as early voting now continues to equips records. we are getting more

if -- when the camera angle widens, the folks behind him, they put in masks that say massachusetts aga a maga and trump and what have you. but then, people in the audience, most of them, not wearing masks. the mask part behind him, all for show. people ask on social media, all the time, why are you guys saying no one is wearing masks? or people aren't wearing masks at the rally? because, most people at the rallies are not wear masks. they put the people behind them, they stage them, the ones who are wearing masks, or they give them masks, so that they can appear to be wearing masks as the president is speaking at his rallies. okay? so, that was a timeline yesterday. and then, they all get back onto air force one, in close proximity, and do the reverse of that routine that we just saw you. no masks. no social distancing. and that is why we have our breaking news, tonight. the president, in quarantine and awaiting his covid test result, after his close aide, hope hicks, tests positive for the coronavirus. per current cdc guidelines, the president should continue to quarantine for 14 days

vice president pence, who tested negative aga today, is also went to salt lake city, utah ahead of wednesday's debate with his democratic opponent, california senator kamala harris.me while, democratic challenger joe biden dropped his attack ads in light of the president's illness. he said today he's sll open to taking part in the next presidential debate scheduled for october 15th. >> if the scientists say that it's safe, that distances arek safe, i that's fine. i'll do whatever the experts say is the appropriate thing to do. >> alcindor: after continuing to test negative for the virus, the former vice president campaifted thisnoon in the battleground state of florida. as for the vice presidential face-off, the debate commission haagreed to position the candidates 12 feet apart. th comes after the bceen campaign vconcerns about the safety of the original layout. >> woodruff: and our white house >> woodruff: that president trump does pla i to participathe next presidential debate onth october and yamiche joins me now. so, yamiche, tell us moresi about the de to have the president leave the hos

we have made america proud aga again. we have made america safe again. and, we will make america great again. thank you, arizona. get out and vote. >> neil: a boisterous donald trump here. by the way, his fifth visit to arizona, the state he won four years ago. polls are tighter this go-round. electoral votes are on purity will be traveling to tucson, arizona, later on today, i believe. before i go to matt finn on this subject, a clarification. the president started out talking about dr. apache. the vice president, former vice president has come to the doctor apache's defense little bit later. the reference to his donating his entire salary to charity here. certainly not keep it. actually the fourth president to do that. john f. kennedy was the last. before that, we had of course herbert hoover who had a great deal of independent wealth that didn't do herbert hoover a lot of good. george washington himself started out not taking a salary. a lot of the constitution founders said it would not be a good idea or good role model. so washington decided, i will

tonight, we are doing that aga again.we can place a woman of unparalleled ability on the supreme court, we can take another historic step toward a judiciary that fulfills its role with excellence but does not grasp the power our constitutional system potentially assigns somewhere else. we can stand loud and clear the u.s. senate does not vow to and tempered rest. voting could to confirm this nominee should make every single senator proud so i urge my colleagues to do just about. >> mr. president, i rise to express my support for the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett as an associate justice of the supreme court. she's exceptionally intelligent, academically astute and impeccably credential. a record of sound opinion and

aga again, this word just coming in to us that cam newton has been diagnosed with covid-19. know, clearly this is something that is hop skipping and jumping around this country. it doesn't matter a bubble into which you are living, if it's in the white house, if it is that you're surrounded, you know, at home safely. you can pick up this disease pretty quickly and pretty easily. dr. redlener, as we wait for dr. connelly, it bears repeating. those kinds of things that can keep everybody safe. the white house has bucked the use of masks, in evidence really of the president and his lack of use. and, in fact, really ridiculing those who have used them in the past. to your mind, sir, how effective is a mask? and if you just use a mask alone, to what extent do you get covered from the prospect of catching covid-19? >> sure. you know, it's been actually talked about as the best medicines we have right now before we get a vaccine are, in fact, those public health interventions that we know now by road which are wear a mask, keep your distance, safe distance from other people and do

and that's why special operations commander stanley mcelderry aga mccrystal and 24 stars endorsed me be the next commander in chief because they trust me. and that's why the military times reported the more troops that vote for biden than trump, that's why we have to support the military. they're the backbone of the country so let them vote and let vote for them. what donald trump fails to condemn white supremacy, we can deliver on racial justice. the season of protest has broken out across the nation. because the life and dignity of george floyd killed seven miles from here and protesting and burning and looting is not protesting. it violence clear and simple and will not be tolerated, but these protests are a cry for justice. the names of george floyd, breonna taylor, jacob blake will not soon be forgotten, not by me, not by us, not by this country because true justice is also economic justice. access to schooling, housing, access to capital, good paying jobs and financial stability. giving families of color a real shot to own a home, start a small business, send a child to college

we can prove testimon works aga. covering our faces may be the most important.iday san francisco updated the orders. everyone over the age of ten should wear a face covering. if you're alone in a space that people might use later, cover your face. if you're handling food for other face, cover your face. basically, cover your face. if you're passing someone on the sidewalk, your face must be covered. other things we must do. washing our hand hands, stayingx feet apart. if you are meeting. meet out side if you can. of course, please you must stay home if you can. short of the vaccine or cure of covid 19 these are the most effective interventions that we have available to us. they work if we take them up and practice these behaviors everyday. you can do this. it's up to us to flatten the curve again. thank you. >> thank you doctor and thank you supervisor stephanie for your time. we'll begin the q and a portion of this meeting. we have a variety of questions for dr. co lfax. the first question is from the associated press. we haven't seen the devastation in the hom

aga once again, you know -- in i am running for office, because the government hurts the people they trying to help. safe becauseless they kept us from being tested. and there are still regulations that are keeping us from being tested because now we have to go to the doctor. we talk about health care costs. wouldn't it be great to just purchase a test and not go through a doctor? host: let's talk to sylvia from virginia on the republican line. good morning. caller: i was going to ask jo, what would she do about the sol testing in the schools? i have seen children and teachers wringing their hands, because during the time they have to be tested, the standard of learning test, it means so much further funds at the school, so what would you do about getting rid of them? which i think they should be. thank you. guest: education is a local issue. it should be decided among the parents, teachers and students. that the needs of the children in appalachia are different from those in new york city, much different from the needs of the kids in new mexico. so, i would get the federal governmen

loud majority is living up to their name thousands of cars will take to the streets for their fifth m agant after diagnosed with covid-19. those same organizers have been hosting maga graw rallies throughout long island and they're here now with a preview of today's parade long island loud majority co-founder shawn f arash, kevin smith and heather lehman. thanks for joining me, shawn first of alltel us what's behind your message, also you're driving me through suffolk and nassau counties, these are divided counties close to a split in these counties so what's your message and how is it received? >> message is suffolk county was red in 2016 but nassau county was blue. we have a ton of energy and a ton of enthusiasm. this doesn't happen for presidents who are unpopular this type of stuff the people you see behind me and all throughout this parking lot wouldn't be here if this president was unpopular and if he wasn't the greatest president we've all witnessed in our lifetimes. the message is it's okay to be loud. we're done being silent, it's time to rise up together find our voice and take

he aga again, i think it's tough for us to predict long-term kind of where things could go post recession, but i think you're right, too. as the rhna numbers increase, and our rhna numbers double, that could ramp up if we don't increase the amount of affordable housing or reducing the amount that actually gets put into the allocation annually any way, whether that number is negative or not at that point. >> commissioner diamond: i'm just mindful of director chiu's -- or maybe it was mr. egan's comment of trying to streamline the process. any way, it was directed more at retail, i believe, when they were making those comments. but do you view, does the department view these policy recommendations that the department is asking us to adopt to make it simpler, easier to adopt the revisions of prop e. >> director hillis: yes. i think there were some questions that came out that corey can perhaps share his interpretation. so there's things that we wanted you to interpret and put in the code. there are other things, like the community of concern definition, that we want to come back to you and a