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perhaps alyssa farah joining us from the white house, thank you for your time this morning.and what is happening at 3:00 today? >> yes, absolutely. sandra. thank you for having me. some progress on stimulus talks. the president has been very clear that getting direct aid and ppp to millions of americans and businesses is his top priority. i would say this. speaker pelosi has been reluctant to move toward the many offers we've put on the table but she may be moving toward where we have set the bar. the one thing i would note, though, the 48 hour deadline is an artificial deadline. the american people need help. we'll get it to them whether it's 24 hours, 72 hours or longer. >> sandra: is that phone call happening at 3:00? can you confirm that mnuchin and speaker? >> that's my understanding. i believe they've spoken at the staff level over the weekend. so there have benon going conversations back and forth. the white house has been engaged with capitol hill as well. >> sandra: how far is the president willing to go to make the deal happen? >> he is willing to go pretty far. we

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in an interview with fox news the right wing media outlet the strategic communications director alyssa farah she said yes that statement was poorly worded you know the pandemic is still ongoing of course people need to stay vigilant but she said the reason president trump keeps talking about rounding the corner is he's talking about a vaccine being available very soon and that should be rolled out by the end of the year to millions of americans while brant we also know that the top infectious disease expert in this country anthony fauci said it will be months into 2021 next year until a vaccine is readily available to many people so more of that dissonance spread a wall of cognitive dissonance there for sure let's talk about this early voting is bringing out voters like never before shows about the record numbers and what do these early voting numbers what does the poor mr barton and mr drum. those numbers are are blowing records as you said out of the water we've seen a 70000000 ballots cast across the country already and the number of ballots cast in mail in voting and also in person early

in an interview with fox news the right wing media outlet the strategic communications director alyssa farah she said yes that statement was poorly worded you know the pandemic is still ongoing of course people need to stay vigilant but she said the reason president trump keeps talking about rounding the corner is he's talking about a vaccine being available very soon and that should be rolled out by the end of the year to millions of americans well brant we also know that the top infectious disease expert in this country anthony fauci said it will be months into 2021 next year until a vaccine is readily available to many people so more of that dissonance spread a wall of just and it's there for sure let's talk about this the early voting is bringing out voters like never before told about the record numbers and what do these early voting numbers what mr barton and mr drum. those numbers are are blowing records and he said out of the water we've seen a 70000000 ballots cast across the country already and the number of ballots cast in mail in voting and also in person early voting is actually

moments from now we'll hear from alyssa farah, the white house communications director but we begin withresidential debate is nine days from now. even if the president were to maintain his progress, he is supposed to quarantine for 10 days. he is insisting that he is going to make the next debate tweeting in just the last three minutes i'm looking forward to the debate on the evening of thursday, october 15 in miami. it will be great. the president certainly taking a bullish attitude toward his recovery and trying to impart that sensibility to the nation as well. typically when he returns to the white house on marine one he just walks underneath the awning into the diplomatic reception room. last night something different. he mounted the stairs to the south balcony and there between flags he insisted america needs to go back to work and coronavirus is nothing to fear. listen here. >> president trump: we are going back to work and be out front. as your leader i had to do that. i knew there was danger to it but i had to do it. i stood out front, i led. nobody that is a leader would not do

trace: yeah, alyssa farah good to see you, thank you. is set to travel to south florida tomorrow as campaign announces it will releases the results of all his coronavirus tests going forward, let's bring in jacqui heinrich with more on this in wilmington. reporter: joe biden is being tested today ahead of a trip to florida tomorrow. dr. jill biden is also heading to florida where she will be hosting a drive-in event. now this protocol is a step beyond the campaign's previous promise back in august that they would regularly at the time both candidates and make it public if either positive. i asked the campaign if they would make a positive test result public if it was from a campaign staffer, have not heard back from on that point. but this is what the campaign said about the safety plans a little bit earlier. >> our traveling staff has tested negative. i would like to note that dr. biden, vice president biden, senator harris, they all traveled on friday. but not one person got on the plane until we were sure that everyone was negative. w

in an interview with fox news the right wing media outlet the strategic communications director alyssa farah she said yes that statement was poorly worded you know the pandemic is still ongoing of course people need to stay vigilant but she said the reason president trump keeps talking about rounding the corner is he's talking about a vaccine being available very soon and that should be rolled out by the end of the year to millions of americans well brant we also know that the top infectious disease expert in this country anthony fauci said it will be months into 2021 next year until a vaccine is readily available to many people so more of that dissonance spread a wall of cognitive dissonance there for sure let's talk about this cue the early voting is bringing out voters like never before told about the record numbers and what do these early voting numbers what did the poor mr bardhan and mr drum. those numbers are blowing records and he said out of the water we've seen a 70000000 ballots cast across the country already and the number of ballots cast in mail in voting and also in person ear

in an interview with fox news the right wing media outlet the strategic communications director alyssa farah she said yes that statement was poorly worded you know the pandemic is still ongoing of course people need to stay vigilant but she said the reason president trump keeps talking about rounding the corner he's talking about a vaccine being available very soon and that should be rolled out by the end of the year to millions of americans well brant we also know that the top infectious disease expert in this country anthony fauci said it will be months into 2021 next year until a vaccine is readily available to many people so more of that dissonance print a wall of cognitive dissonance there for sure let's talk about this cue the early voting is bringing out voters like never before told about the record numbers and what do these early voting numbers what did the poor mr barton and for mr drum. those numbers are are blowing records and he said out of the water we've seen a 70000000 ballots cast across the country already and the number of ballots cast in mail and voting and also in person

from the north lawn of the white house, let's go to alyssa farah. me. steve: you bet. i'm sure the white house is monitoring the activities in philadelphia, star thed after that man was shot by police 4:00 yesterday afternoon. there has been chaos and rioting throughout the night in phil lu. >> absolutely. we're monitoring the situation closely. we'll be standing by and prepared to deploy federal resources, if necessary. president trump will not tolerate any violence directed at america's law enforcement. and, look, the actual case, we're going to let the facts play out, let the investigate play out, but we will not tolerate lawlessness in our streets. steve: will you have to wait for the mayor of philly to ask for help, or might you just send somebody in? >> that's a question for doj and the department of homeland security, but i know this president has made clear before whether it was seattle, portland or others, we're deprepared to deploy if necessary, so i'm sure these conversations are ongoing now. we will not tolerate violence against law enfo

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>> well, it will certainly be brought up tonight and you heard alyssa farah, the communications chief for the white house say if kristin welker doesn't bring it up. she probably will if the president hasn't already. the president will bring it up and he has plenty of opportunity in his two-minute statements with the other candidate in this case biden's microphone muted, or in the discussion to go at this. it will come up tonight. it is interesting you saw yesterday governor huckabee if you want to bring it up fine but you have to talk about what people's concerns, their daily lives are. healthcare, economy, jobs, all that stuff. marc thaoesen said the same thing and i think the president has to be a little careful here because you heard barack obama yesterday point out that "the new york times" had revealed that donald trump has -- has a secret bank account in china and said that, you know, if that had come out when he was president people would have called him beijing barry. it seems to me biden will have something to come back at him on. the only other point i guess i would make on

standing on north white house lawn, one block away from griff is alyssa farah director of the communicationin "the new york post" today michael goodwin talking about amy coney barrett testimony yesterday said she was an appealing superwoman because she did not take the debate from the democrats and seemed to know the law frontward and backwards. after her testimony, what was her reaction inside the white house to this nominee? >> we were extremely pleased she's a brilliant jurist made in the likes scalia who such an incredible knowledge of case law. that image that you referenced of no notes in front of her able to recall these facts on hand. and i think she really showed the american people this is the kind of highly skilled qualified jurist that president trump has committed touting on the court and that is now the third time that he's going to be able to give us this kind of a justice. >> so alyssa when it comes to relief package republicans have gone up in saying that we will agree to 1.8 trillion democrats are saying they want 2.2 trillion and nancy pelosi is not budging saying we're n