be so unnerved by this robot coming up, i'd put the mask on right away. >>> actress and comedian amy schumerdiagnosis yesterday in an instagram post. she wrote that she's on the antibiotics doxycycline. she may have had the disease for years. she feels good and is excited to get rid of it. lyme disease is transmitted through a tick bite. >>> pretty soon you will no longer be able to keep up with the kardashians. ugly cry. they announced that the 20th season of the hit show "keeping up with the kardashians" will be the last. they did not offer a reason. the reality show premiered in 2007. it helped launch the careers and business empire of both the kardashian and jenner families. something tells me you'll be variatforms.is with them on morning", "48 hours" uncovers new information in the mystery at the center of the hit series "tiger king." i'm anne-marie green. king." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ! hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's?! is preicat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry

>> seth: and i wanted amy schumer to be my first and only captain's quarters in-studio guest. >> youyour people would have told you. >> no, i've been sitting here for an hour and a half i -- >> seth: oh, i - >> can i just plug -- can i plug my show really quick >> seth: we don't -- we really are short on time. >> okay. should i go? >> seth: that'd be great thank you, amy and thank -- i'm so sorry. this is awful. >> okay. >> seth: and i just need you to just keep 15 feet. >> 15? >> seth: yeah. >> i think it's six. >> seth: i think you can make it right over the top of that thing. thank you, amy >> well, thank you i mean - >> seth: i'm so sorry about this >> me, too i -- i really wish i had known i took a ferry you know i took a ferry here. i was told i could promote my -- >> seth: boy, oh, boy. >> -- my show. >> seth: that's -- "inside amy schumer" >> no, the cooking show! and just -- but maybe in the city, i could talk about my show >> seth: that'd be great we just didn't have the time it's also the last day with all our friends behind me, and i'm happy to report that everyone who we

it was quite remarkable to see people like robert downey junior and shawn mendez, ed helms, amy schumer many more say that enough is enough. we need facebook to do more to deal with the rampant anti-semitism, racism and misinformation so prevalent on the platform. emily: on one hand, you've got lego extending its ban on facebook ads. facebook has said advertisers are coming back after the boycott. do you think facebook is really getting the point? jonathan: well, that's a great question. as you referenced, to your allusion, yes, when we started this effort over the summer, we pulled together over 1200 of the biggest brands in the world. disney, coca-cola, starbucks, mcdonald's, says facebook needs to stop and finally invest in dealing with these intolerance that is so pervasive across its products. it is true. $70 billion with 8 million customers. they are not susceptible to revenue pressure like many businesses, but civil rights groups, child advocacy organizations, corporate advertisers, now a-list celebrities, ordinary citizens -- i think more and more, the case is undeniable across

. >>> and amy schumer is going public with some health news this morning. the actress has announced that she has lyme disease. schumer broke thes on instag fans for advice on her current medication. lyme disease is transmitted to humans by ticks. if gone untreated, it can spread to the joints heart and nervous systems. c cd successfully treated with antibiotics. >>> trick-or-treating is not allowed in los angeles county this halloween. they will be banning dooto door trick-or-treating with officials saying that it is just too difficult to do that and social distance. also kids are not allowed to collect treats going car to car. haunted houses and parties with people outside the household are also banned. >> big changes this year. >>> academy awards show also shaking things up to meet the calls for change in america. the academy has announced new standards for diversity and inclusion for any f eligible for the top prize best picture. movies will have to meet two four standards which include supporting actor from an underrepresent ethnicity tis or having the

trump could not have made a better decision, amy coney barrett is an exceptional andorist -- jurist well-qualified nominee. democratic leader chuck schumeran make no mistake, a vote by any isator for amy coney barrett a vote to strike down the affordable care act, and he added, i will oppose this nomination. ♪ ♪ [cheering] and gentlemen, please welcome the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. ♪

amy. chuck schumer is very clear, the democrats have been very clear. if they win the white house and the senate, all bets are off. they're going to blow up the filibuster. they are going to use the nuclear option. they are going to stack the supreme court. they talked about raising the number of those on the supreme court even though she says it's a bad idea. she said it would politicize the court. and she said nine is the right number. you asked me if i believe it. the democrats and schumer have a war room. they have been at this for a long time. these are the promises that they have made including stacking the senate by making the district of colombia -- you asked the question. >> yeah. but you have no regrets that senate republicans are going to look like hypocrite 44 days before the election for just a complete flip-flop to the average american? i mean, i know you're trying to come up with the caveats. nothing about it makes any sort of sense to the average person. >> this is the consistent principle and policies that have been followed through the

gloria, what chuck schumer said, a vote for amy coney barrett would be a dagger as far as health care here in the united states is concerned. every american, he said just about every american will be hurt if she's confirmed to the u.s. supreme court. >> you're going to hear that over and over again. every american who has covid, for example, has a pre-existing condition right now, and if they have obamacare, they're going to lose their coverage. and this is going to be the message of the democrats. what was striking to me about the president, wolf, particularly as he was leaving the white house tonight was when he was asked about her, he talked about how she got a great recommendation from her professor at notre dame, how she's got this wonderful family, what a great picture that is, and he did not talk about her judicial philosophy. she said in her appearance that scalia's judicial philosophy is hers as well, and what you heard from chuck schumer was a discussion of her judicial philosophy, and what the democrats intend to do is to lay that out. i mean, they understand that she's a v

>> let me say this one thing because you brought this up with amy and chuck schumer. chuck schumer has been very he democrats have clear, the democrats have been very clear if they win the white house and the senate all bets are off. they are going to blow up the filibuster they are going to use the nuclear option they are going to stack the supreme court. they've talked about raising the number of -- >> do you believe that >> even though ruth bader ginsburg said it's a bad idea and she said it would politicize the court. she said nine is the right number the democrats and schumer are in a war room and they've been at this for a long time and these are the promises that they have made including stacking the senate by making the district of columbia -- >> you have no regrets yeah but you have no regrets that senate republicans are going to look like hypocrites 44 days before the election for just a complete flip-flop to the average american i know you're trying to come up with these caveats nothing about it makes any sort of sense to the average person >> this is the c

senator majority leader chuck schumer holding news conference in new york city after the judge amy coneyten in to what the minority leader of the u.s. senate has to say. >> in effect it is eliminated, labor rights will be eliminated. judge barrett and those from the federal of society want to make america right to work state which would get rid of labor union. our environmental rights would be greatly hurt with judge barrett on the court. clean air act clean water act effort to stop global warming heard lbgt qx rightings and this hit personally to me at jewish new year's dinner, rosh hashanah dinner we are heard justice ginsburg died my daughter sitting next her wife whispered to each other will our right to marry be constrained under this new court? just about every american will be hurt by judge barrett, views on issues like health care and women's rightings and labor rights and voting rights. climate change. her views are way to the right of the american people and as they learn about it she'll become less and less popular. the future for immigrants -- >> schumer laying out arguments

on saturday, the most powerfulhe democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, announced that amy coney barrettctually stands against everything that america believes in and stands for. grotesque. watch. >> just about everything that america believes in an and standser for when it comes to issues with health care, lgbtq rights, women's rights. judge barrett stands against all of that. just as ginsberg will be turning over in her grave to see that the people they chose seems to be intent on undoing all the things that ginsberg did. >> tucker: okay. so follow this>> reasoning. if you can. ruth bader ginsburg is quote turning on her grave, we must honor her final dying wish, from a party that is against cults. precisely since democrats know that amy coney barrett's life -- they have pushed on the rest of us for decades. they must destroy her personally. they have no choice. her happiness, her family's happiness, is evidence that they are frauds. john kennedy is the senator from louisiana. thanks much for coming. would you reach a point where democrats would say out loud that they would go after he

. >> bret: i want to play sound bite from senate minority leader chuck schumer and this is about the judge amyg her way to capitol hill, not meeting with some senate democrats because they are choosing not to meet with her. he is saying this is all about health care. take a listen. >> health care is the most important issue on the ballot for americans. as americans learn, judge barrett's views on health care so many other issues, she will become less and less popular and hopefully, they will call their senators and say don't vote for someone who will take away my health care. >> bret: what do you think about that? supreme court on the topic tonight will come up in this debate. >> it was my privilege today on the president's behalf to escort judge amy coney barrett to capitol hill, and we are very encouraged by the fact that unlike senator chuck schumer that republicans began today to meet with judge barrett. she's an extraordinary person, a brilliant intellect. she loves the constitution and is exactly the kind of judge the president promised to the people of pennsylvania and america that he w

now in the other side of the aisle senator minority leader chuck schumer saying vote for amy coney barrettthe affordable care act what schumer is doing there is pivoting into election year politics. issue of obamacare that resonates pretty well with voters and chuck schumer trying to say look you know this is a challenge to amy coney barrett is confirmed he also says that trump and mcdonnell are doing what no senate has done rushing to fill the seat so close to election and we have a statement from lindsey graham the republican senator, from south carolina, he, of course, is the chair of the judiciary committee and he will oversee this confirms process. and he says, quote, i'm very committed to ensuring nominee gets a challenging, fair and respectful hearing. so still, republicans are saying, step on the gas pedal democrats are saying tap brakes but senate leader mitch mcconnell is defending this rapid process. listen. >> many supreme court vacancies have been dealt with in a shorter time frame than the time frame between now and the election, or the time frame between now and end of this

let's pull up the list of democratic senators refusing to meet with amy coney barrett, richard blumenthal, hirono, chuck schumereff merkley, bob casey, you see them on your screen. >> it is a partisan -- democrats think they have power they don't have a majority, it is largely irrelevant to be honest. >> chris coons decided to speak with her one way or another in person or the phone. >> that is part of the normal process of considering a nominee and we should not have this rush to process. we should have the time to consider her writings, her opinions, things she has said as a law professor. the judicial philosophy, her policies. i look forward to questioning her about that. jillian: he says i want to question her because i want to get these things answered. what will be the main focal point of their questioning? >> they will look into her viewpoints personally. she is an attorney and member of the bar, and will do so again for the supreme court and the principal called start this isis. whether her views are religious or not has nothing to do with how she holds as a judge and articles, people may have certain v

message that democratic senators have been communicating over the last 20 minutes, senator schumer, a judge for amyey barrett is a vote to eliminate health care. senator blumenthal, i will oppose the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett. something else that msnbc had up on the screen, i'll share it with you, that when judge barrett was in the -- under scrutiny for her last appointment, information came out about her time and her relationship with a christian organization called people of praise. now, this is some of what we know about that group, some of what was scrutinized last time she was evaluated. members of the group, people of praise, swear a lifelong oath of loyalty called a cover nen the to one another, and are held accountable to a personal adviser, the group teaches that the husbands are the heads of their wives and should take authority of the family. because the rush donald trump feels, because of the way the process is so condensed, these sorts of things become part of our coverage even on a day there's a ceremony in the rose garden. what do you think the line of questioning will

amy coney barrett is meeting with senators. but 6 democrats including chuck schumer meet with her. mike is live on capitol hill. >> senate republicans are rolling out the red carpet for judge amy coney barrett getting ready for the confirmation hearing. vice-president pence welcomed judge. >> we have every confidence as the american people learn more about amy coney barrett, they will be as inspired as president trump was when he made her nomination. >> judge barrett had a number of meetings including with mitch mcconnell. the last one of the day will be with senator lindsey graham of south carolina. who shares the judiciary committee and her meeting with texas senator ted cruz wrapped up a few minutes ago. judge barrett met with a republican senator. reporters asked the senator if she should be confirmed before the election? he said he didn't make the schedule and a handful of democratic senators including chuck schumer don't plan to meet with judge barrett before the hearings. democrats insist the republicans are jamming this through. and the republicans believe th

. >> the senate democratic leader chuck schumer is making his statement on the amy coney barrett nomination the great ruth bader ginsburg is so meaningful to all of us for the great work she's done on behalf of women and so many others. i feel a special neighborhood pride in ruth bader ginsburg. she went to madison high school which i attended as well and we feel her loss. and to replace her with amy coney barrett who would undo almost everything ruth bader ginsburg had done and to be more of a dying wish that the next president select the nominee is so wrong. why is the amy coney barrett nomination so troubling? the american people should make no mistake about it. a vote for judge barrett is a vote to take away health care and its protections for over 130 million americans who now have protections against pre-existing conditions. for over 40 million americans that pay less for drugs on medicare. close to 10 million americans that will lose their health care all together. a vote for amy coney barrett is you a dagger aimed at the heart of the health care protections americans so desperately

officially now nominated amy kearney barrett if confirmed her appointment would further consolidate a conservative majority in the court for decades the democrat senate leader chuck schumer says the impact of that would be felt immediately i'll have the news for you in a little under 30 minutes 60 minutes of news and comment between now and then inside story season. rare protests against the government is sweeping egypt thousands have rallied in towns and cities demanding that the president resign it's tough security crackdown has been launched and yet people are not giving up the town the protesters achieve lasting political change this is inside story. hello i'm rob matheson welcome to the program president abdel fattah el-sisi has to go that's the call being made and rare protests against the leadership in egypt friday was dubbed a day of rage.

amy coney barrett will begin october 12th, this as senate minority chuck schumer says he will not meet with judge barrett at all. >> i believe first that the whole process has been illegitimate and second because she's already stated that she is for overturning the aca. maria: fellow new york senator kirsten gillibrand along with senators macy horono and blumenthal also said they will not meet with judge barrett. accuse her of wanting to overturn obamacare and roe v. wade. the number of deaths due to coronavirus 1 million worldwide as wisconsin, minnesota, utah all report single-day infections. the country past 7 million cases. some states moving forward with reopening plans, new york started limited indoor dining on wednesday and florida announcing that starting friday they'll be no longer any restrictions on restaurants, bars capacity. a federal judge hits pause on trump's administration on ban downloading tiktok. president trump called the app a national security risk. tiktok finalizing deal to sell to oracle and retail giant wal-mart. we are looking at 300-point gain right out of t

. >> bill: one more topic here, amy coney barrett. chuck schumer said sunday he won't take a meeting with her. that's unusual but that is his position. going back over time she was voted on three years ago in 2017, 7th circuit in chicago, illinois. joe manchin and tim kaine voted for her. how does that play during the confirmation hearing? >> i don't think process arguments are very effective in this. in other words, this is a highly qualified candidate here but we won't listen to her because we don't like the process involved. so any sort of democratic boycott of the confirmation i think would probably go over badly with the public. i think democrats and some of the press are learning a basic lesson in this confirmation. that a republican is in the white house and republicans control the senate. that is enough, they are united to confirm a supreme court nominee. >> bill: thank you, byron york with us today. we'll talk tomorrow and see where we are then. back to sandra now. >> sandra: we're moments away from the opening bell on wall street watching

senate minority leader chuck schumer calling it a disgraceful process. >> a vote for amy coney barrett is a dagger aimed at the heart of the health care protections americans so desperately need and want. >> reporter: barrett is already well-known in conservative circles as a devout catholic, anti-abortion and pro-second amendment. she was one of president trump's finalists for the bench in 2018, and once served as a clerk for the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. >> his judicial philosophy is mine too. >> reporter: senator kamala harris a member of the judicial committee and a vice president presidential nominee urging the senate to not act on barrett's nomination until after the election saying the president's pick is intended to destroy the affordable care act, overturn roe v. wade and harm millions of americans. linda graham on the other hand praising the nomination on fox news. >> she's worked hard. she's deserving of this honor. everybody who knows her understands she's just a complete superstar when it comes to the law. >> reporter: and sources tell abc news republicans

todd: chuck schumer says he will not meet with supreme court nominee, amy coney barrett. >> i believeirst that the whole process has been illegitimate and, second, she's already stated that she is for overturning the aca. todd: fellow new york senator kirstin gillibrand said she won't either, saying she refuses to participate in the further den gracious of our democracy -- denigration of our democracy. jillian: eugene scalia has known barrett for years and attests for her character, despite democrats' attacks. >> there's zero reason to believe that judge barrett is somebody who has -- does not have views about the importance of healthcare. as i said, she's a working mother to school age children. she is a mother to a child with disabilities. she's a beloved teacher, very respected scholar. i think she's shown herself to be a thoughtful jurist and she's just a wonderful, warm, admirable human being. jillian.todd: while some democs refuse to meet with barrett, new jersey senator cory booker says he wants to meet with her for one reason. >> one of the things i want to ask her is will she

schumer: well, thank you, mr. president. now, after senate republicans established the principle that the senate shouldn't consider supreme court nominations in presidential election years, on saturday, president trump nominated amy coney barrett to the supreme court with less than 40 days left in the presidential election. the senate has never, never confirmed a nominee to the supreme court this close to a presidential election. in fact, the election is already under way. but president trump gets to play by different rules under this republican majority. by nominating judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court, president trump has once again put americans' health care in the crosshairs. president trump has promised to nominate supreme court justices who will, quote, terminate -- his words -- our health care law. in judge barrett, president trump has found the deciding vote. judge barrett strongly criticized the ruling to uphold the affordable care act, claiming that if justices read the law the way she does, they would have, quote, have had to invalidate, unquote, the entire health care law. let me repeat that. judge barrett strongly criticized justice roberts' decision to uphold the affordable care act, sayin

. >> stephen: so far, we know that schumer, hirono, and blumenthal plan on boycotting meetings with amyg on meeting with her? >> i'm going to have a hearing with her before the hearings start. i want to have a direct conversation with her, for the sake of the ruk, and the integrity of the court, she should recuse herself. ruth bader ginsburg didn't know the outcome of this election are but her last public statement was she request they wait. and she said that not because she had insight into who would win, but she believed the legitimacy of the court in the eyes of america has to be sustained. and for this to be violated, i'm really hoping this nominee understands her place in history and will recuse herself. >> stephen: senator, thanks for being here. good luck with those hearings. i hope they are-- i hope they are less embarrassing in the end than tonight's debate was. and we'll see you soon. senator cory booker, everybody. we'll be right back right back with "meanwhile." stick around. >> thank you. >> stephen: thank you, sir. ker, everybody. we'll be right back right back with "meanw

amy coney barrett. the senate democrats refused to meet with her. chuck schumerould legitimatize the process. they will try to stonewall her nomination, so she doesn't get to rule on obamacare case in couple months that could invalidate it as an constitutional because of the individual mandate, forcing people to be hit with a tax, if they don't buy health insurance. can they get, can that happen if she is seated anyway, why stonewall? >> i think they are trying to make a point for the election this is political theater for schumer and rest of the democrats in the senate. this is sad thing, they went from every attacking this women's faith, family, background and now attacking system. the president is doing exactly what he is supposed to do. the senate is doing what they are supposed to do. to have hearings they can act on it. the american people will get to vote what president trump has done. that is what they're scared of. they don't like a female, the female has been nominated, nominated by president trump. she has impeccable background, impeccable law credenti

. >> stinging words from senate minority leader chuck schumer just moments ago following president trump's official nomination of judge amyrett to fill ruth bader ginsberg's seat. the announcement is the start of a rush nomination. senate hearings are tentatively set to begin in just over two weeks on october 12th. questioning may happen on the 13th and 14th and on the 15th outside witnesses may be brought in. if the senate adheres to that schedule, confirmation vote could happen just a week before the election. with me now, jaclyn alamani, reporter from the washington post and author of "power up" newslett newsletter. that is a very ambitious schedule. when you talk to folks on the hill, are they saying that is a schedule they are pursuing? >> depends who you're talking to. if we're talking republicans, that is the schedule. democrats are debating the process. deciding whether or not they should keep hammering away on the hypocrisy with moving forward with the vote. there are a few things procedurally they might be able to pull here that might postpone the process in general, but that would only largely add a few days he

schumer. >>> the republican grassroots fund-raising group is now offering limited edition t-shri to president trump's new supreme court pick amy barrett. ruth bader ginsburg was referred to as the notorious rbg. >>> on election day, kate ruben also cast her ballot from over 200 miles above her nearest polling chase. she will be emailed credentials to access the ballot then cast her vote and down link them back to earth to forward them >>> an image of the black chef from his packages of the cream of wheat mix will be dropped it comes after the company said it was initiating an immediate review of the packaging in the wake of calls for racial equality the new packages will be unve unveiled next year >>> now to the pizza dlielivery man who got a sttip he was not expecting. >> reporter: carlos loves pineapple on his pizza but it's not just the toppings, it's the delivery man. 89-year-old dewy was such a delight, they started asking for his name newy took the job to supplement social security. >> i work about 30 hoursa week >> reporter: so valdez thought maybe his viewers might kick in a little to help >> we were able to raise over

amy coney barrett begins making her rounds on capitol hill today. barrett meeting with nine republican senators including majority leader mitch mcconnell. minority leader chuck schumer and several other democrats have decided not to meet with her. they're protesting the rush to confirm her before election day. experts say there is nothing democrats can do on their own to block her confirmation. >>> more than 1 million people around the world have now died from the coronavirus. experts fear that number could double before a vaccine is available and breaking overnight "the new york times" reports top white house officials pressured the cdc to downplay the risk of sending kids back to school and tried to find alternate data. dr. anthony fauci is speaking candidly about news spreading disinformation and asked about the newest member of the task force dr. atlas. >> most are working together. pie differences with dr. atlas, i'm always willing to sit down and talk with him and see if we can resolve those differences. if you listen to fox news, you know, with all due respect to the fact this they do have some good reporters, some of the things they report there are outlandi

officially now nominated amy kearney barrett if confirmed her appointment would further consolidates a conservative majority in the court for decades the democrat senate leader chuck schumer says the impact of that would be felt immediately i'll have the news for you in a little under 30 minutes 60 minutes of news and comment between now and then inside story. where protests against the government is sweeping in egypt thousands have rallied in towns and cities demanding that the president resign the top security crackdown has been launched and yet people are not giving up the can the protesters achieve lasting political change this is inside story. hello i'm rob matheson welcome to the program president abdel fattah el-sisi has to go that's the call being made and rare protests against the leadership in egypt friday was dubbed a day of rage in which one protester was killed and several were arrested these are has been the epicenter since demonstrations began in september the 25th security press in el who'd been deployed there in force. yet at least with guns faced off with dozens of demonstrators before charging at the crowd 10 people were arrested another 4 were detained

nominated amy cody barrett and if confirmed her appointment would further consolidate a conservative majority in the supreme court for decades to come democrat senate minority leader chuck schumer says the impact of that would be felt immediately she will be the swing vote on that court and if she gets on the court it's a virtual certainty that over 150000000 americans heard care health care will be hurt dramatically a vote for amy connie barrett is a vote to decimate the health care. that so many americans need live to miami and our correspondent andy gallacher andy hi there so can the democrats really stole this vote when it comes to it. well let's make it clear the republicans have the votes needed to confirm judge barrett to potentially make her the next supremes court justice making that balance of power in favor of conservatives 6 to 3 the democrats know that what they can do is try and use delay tactics there are various procedures that the democrats can use to try and push these hearings on potentially into that lame duck session period between the result of the presidential election in november and the swearing in of the new president in january but all of these things

schumer. here's some more on amy coney barrett being a threat. >> president trump sees a chance to fulfill hisxplicit mission, steal away the vital protections of the aca from countless families. >> what i am concerned about is anyone that president trump would have appointed was there to undo the affordable care act. >> and if she gets on the court, it's a virtual certainty that over 150 million americans healthcare will be hurt dramatically. >> it's very clear from her writings multiple writings that she will be the vote that takes away healthcare for millions of americans. brian: and here is as you mentioned he is going to bring up healthcare and stay away from her personally because she evidently is a genius. brilliant to everyone that knows her and has a great personal story. but the siena poll came out yesterday and showed that 56% of the country think the next president, whoever wins the election should make that choice. you have to wonder if it's going to effect people like cory gardner and thom tillis and joni ernst. tough elections. expect the hearings to start october 12th through 1

that's why chuck schumer tweeted earlier today, president trump has admitted, essentially, linking his nomination of judge amy coney barrett with his effort to take away hirk and pre-existing conditions for millions of americans. that's why you hear democrats talking about this vote and this confirmation hearing we expect to take place well ahead of election day is so critical and at stake as millions goes to the polls with democrats and the former vice president, joe biden, arguing that shouldn't happen until whoever is determined to win the election in november is able to do that going forward. take a listen to what biden had to say just moments ago on this exact topic. >> if the people choose donald trump, then the senate should give his nominee a hearing and a vote. if the people do not choose trump and choose me, president trump's nomination should be withdrawn. i should nominate, chosen by a president who has just been elected and by the people to get a very hearing, which would not even occur until early february. a confirmation vote. >> that's how the former vice president sees it, of course, he was v

to say something from senator chuck schumer, top democrat in the senate, alexandria ocasio cortez, here's what he said last night, the potential front runner judge amy barrett. >> all the things ruth bader ginsburg was against and so many things the vast majority of the american people are against i don't know if she will be the nominee but someone of that philosophy does not belong on the court. shannon: she made it through senate confirmation but you heard what she said, personal feelings, should a direct what a judge does, not sure exactly what he is talking about although they are definitely going to paint whoever the nominee is as somebody who is unfit, wildly out of the mainstream, you have to wonder if any of these women on the short list have reservations about running this gauntlet. >> if it were my family i would because the character assassination we saw visit on robert bork to some extent, clarence thomas to a greater extent and more recently to horrible extend toward brett kavanaugh is something any person in his right mind would feel might be something you don't want to run that gauntlet. that is a distinct possibility. look at what se

believe, you know, my instinct on this is senate minority leader chuck schumer would probably give doug jones permission to vote for amyher, whether barbara lagoa, whoever president trump nominates, in order to keep his seat because the agenda of senate democrats, they have this bold agenda, talking about court packing and possibly abolishing the filibuster and doug jones loses his seat, there's a good chance they will stay in the minority. neil: real quickly, on amy coney barrett, one of the other reasons i heard why she is being considered is she has been thoroughly vetted. her appeals court appointment, that of course was the famous exchange with dianne feinstein. what we know, we know. there will be very few surprises and the administration wants to make this as quick a process as possible. is that influencing the president on this ultimate choice? >> it should influence the president's choice. does he have a candidate who has not been vetted and you are giving democrats and the opposition a reason to call for more hearings and delay the process. we are around 40 days to the election. republicans want to see this p

schumer, the top democrat in the center. he was joined by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. this is what he said about the potential front runner, judge amy barrett. >> she stands for all the things that ruth bader ginsburg was against and so many things of the vast majority of american people are against. i don't know if she will be the nominee about someone in that philosophy does not belong on the port. >> shannon: she made it through the senate confirmation, none of those things should ever direct what a judge dies. i'm not sure what he is talking about although they will definitely paint that whomever the nominee is as someone who is unfit and wildly out of the mainstream. you have to wonder if anyone on the short-list has reservations about running this gauntlet of confirmation. >> i know if it were a member of my family i certainly would because a character assassination that we saw visited on robert bork to some extent, and then to an even greater extent and more recently to a horrible extent toward brett kavanaugh, it's something that you might fear. that's a distinct possibility. that's a wild exaggeration, judge barrett isn't s

amy coney barrett. a big part of that sales pitch to voters, particularly conservative voters who make up the trump base. >> ryan nobles in middletown, pennsylvania. >> that's the mood tonight on the republican side. chuck schumer warning this evening, in his words just about every american will be hurt by judge barrett's views. >> justice ginsburg must be turning over in herchose seems undoing all the things that ginsburg did. i will strongly, strongly, strongly oppose this nomination. >> and we have this from joe biden. president trump has been trying to throw out the affordable care act for four years, republicans have been trying to end it for a decade. twice the u.s. supreme court upheld the law as constitutional. judge amy coney barrett has a track record of disagreeing with the supreme court's decision. she critiqued john roberts opinion upholding the law in 2012. let's begin with ron brownstein, also with us our senior legal analyst. good to see you this evening. following today's announcement, this is all we've been hearing from democrats, they're really zeroed in on health care and the future of obamacare, why do you think that's their strategy. >> there is a national majority that is in favor of lega

amy coney barrett, will begin confirmation hearings. some senate democrats are taking a page from republicans back in 2016 refusing to meet with trump's nominee including senate minority leader chuck schumerg me now is republican senator mike braun from indiana. i want to go to what joe biden said, this appeal to republican senators over the confirmation of barrett, saying it would be a, quote, betrayal of the single quality america is born and built on, the people decide. by holding hearings so close to the election, are you taking that right away, senator? >> i tell you what. my take on this is that it's happened historically several times where in an election year you've had a vacancy. and i think if the shoe were on the other foot, they would be doing it at the same speed and probably wouldn't have anybody waivering in their rank and file. i think the important thing for us is that we get a great candidate across the finish line, and i know there are reservations about what might happen if she gets on the bench. i'm willing to talk about any of those eventualities because i think when you bring her record -- >> really quick, before we get to that, i just want to hone in a little bit m

amy coney barrett set to make the rounds for meetings on capitol hill tomorrow. >> should i be confirmed, i will be mindful of who came before me. >> reporter: though some democratic senators, like minority leader chuck schumer, are refusing to sit down with trump's pick to replace ruth bader ginsberg. >> and, jim, president trump also preparing tonight for tomorrow's first presidential debate against former vice president joe biden. set for cleveland, ohio, again tomorrow night. the president telling reporters that he's very much looking forward to it and our cameras just about an hour ago actually captured former new jersey governor chris christie entering the white house. we know that according to the president christie has been playing joe biden in the debate prep. the former counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, surprising because in an official capacity she left the white house earlier this month, jim. >> boris sanchez, thank you. >>> more breaking news now on the growing concerns of top health officials about president trump's coronavirus advisor dr. scott atlas. tonight dr. anthony fauci appears to agree with robert redfield's warning that atlas is sharing misleading information with the pres

schumer would do what the republicans are doing right now. as i said the other day, if you don't believe that, you know, you probably peaked in high school. >> reporter: judge amy coney barrett was confirmed to the seventh circuit court of appeals in 2017 so united states senators are clearly quite familiar with her but the stakes right now are much higher. arthel: speaking of high school, it turns out that judge barrett and i coincidental fact, judge barrett's from new orleans, so am i, question went to the same high school. >> reporter: who dat. >> who dat. today we're going to win. thanks, mike. eric. eric: i don't want to ask about the grades. who got what. so we'll keep that later on. great, arthel. in a few moments, democratic nominee joe biden is set to react to the nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. jacqui heinrich is live in wilmington, delaware where the former vice president will speak. we expect democratic criticism of reproductive rights, he said she will end obamacare. the president has made good on the promise to shift the balance of the court to be more conservative. what do we expect to hear from the former vice preside

amy coney barrett set to make the rounds for meetings on capitol hill tomorrow. >> should i be confirmed, i will be mindful of who came before me. >> reporter: though some democratic senators like minority leader chuck schumer are refusing to sit down with trump's pick to replace ruth bader ginsburg. and, jim, we should note it appears that president trump is preparing tonight for that first presidential debate tomorrow with former vice president joe biden in cleveland, ohio. the president saying that he's looking forward to it. and i can tell you, jim, in just the past few moments, our cameras captured a former new jersey governor chris christie entering the white house. we know that he has been helping with the president in debate prep. a familiar but surprising face walking alongside him, former special counselor to the president kellyanne conway. >> cnn's boris sanchez, some important questions for the president tomorrow night especially on those tax returns. and dr. anthony fauci is the latest health expert to raise concerns about white house coronavirus task force member dr. scott atlas. listen to what dr. fauci told cnn's brian stelzer a short time ago. >> the bad guy is the virus. the bad guy is not

schumer and pelosi. >> reporter: the president spent the weekend on the phone with staff, lawmakers and advisers as he narrowed down his list of finalists to five women. >> i'm looking at four or five. >> amyrett, allison cones rushing and barbara laguoa. >> she's excellent. she's hispanic. i don't know her. florida. we love florida. >> trump making clear his desire to cement a 6-3 conservative majority on the court for generations to come. >> these are the smartest people. these are the smartest young people. you like to go young because they're there for a long time. >> reporter: while it's not clear who he will pick, it is clear trump wants to have his nominee confirmed before the november election. >> i think the final vote should be taken, frankly, before the final election. we have plenty of time for that. >> waiting until friday will give him 39 days to get them confirmed. on average senate confirmation of judges take 70 days. >> the president providing no proof that fraudulent ballots are being sent out, but there is no audio revealing comments he made to bob woodward about reshaping the courts and working with mitch mcconnell to appoint conservative judges. >> he will absolutely a

. >> reporter: minority leader chuck schumer is one of several senate democrats who say they won't even meet with barrett. >> a vote for amyarrett is a vote to decimate the health care that so many americans need. >> reporter: barrett still teaches law at her alma mater, notre dame. a letter signed by all her colleagues in 2017 described her as a brilliant teacher and scholar who addresses problems without ideological or political preconceptions. what republicans don't want is a repeat of the spectacle surrounding justice brett kavanaugh's confirmation. >> i hope we have a respectful process. we don't need another freak show. >> reporter: no supreme court nominee has ever been confirmed this close to a presidential election. in our battleground tracker, more than 50% of voters in north carolina and georgia say that this vacancy makes the election even more important and, anthony, makes them more likely to vote. >> all right, nancy. thank you. >>> strong winds are driving a new fast-moving wildfire in northern california's wine country. the so-called glass fire began yesterday before dawn and burned through acres of vineyar

amy, i thought we settled this six years ago with the election of john f. kennedy. seriously, they're going after her catholicism. >> melissa: in the meantime, at least four democratic senators including majority miny leader chuck schumer they wouldn't even meet with her. they said they will oppose barrett's nomination, which they see as a threat to health care and abortion rights. but they also say that it is too close to the election for trump to nominate a justice. the senate judiciary committee sitting october 12th is the target date for the start of the confirmation hearings for barrett, with a committee vote to approve her on october 22nd. majority leader mitch mcconnell would then schedule a confirmation vote on barrett. that vote likely to be held just before election day, or days just before that. mollie, let me start with you. these attacks on the judge have focused on her faith and even gone to the point where over the weekend you had joy reid and others from msnbc tweeting this false story that the group she is a part of is what "the handmaid's tale," the series, was based on. which is a falsehood. even the woman who wrote the book, that the show is based on, has said that it was not barrett's group. for wh

schumer. >> the american people should make no mistake. any vote, a vote by any senator for judge amyrrett is a vote to strike down the affordable care act. and eliminate protections for millions of americans with pre-existing conditions. >> however, at least three democratic senators, klobuchar, booker and manchin say they want to meet with barrett. on her dance card today she huddled with mitt romney and meeting with thom tillis of north carolina and john cornyn of texas, both face competitive reelection bids this fall. does the confirmation fight distract? lindsey graham and his tough battle for reelection against jamie harrison. >> i am really excited about being the chairman of the judiciary committee at a time i can help shepherd a qualified nominee through the process. the reason we run for office and do all the things we do is for these moments. this is the super bowl of what a chairman would do. >> here is the schedule. lynndie graham says he hopes to get it out of the judiciary committee around the 22nd of october. hearings in two weeks and agree to hold off on a committee v

amy globklobuchar will be directly involved in the confirmation of the next supreme court justice. she joins us now. senator, good morning. >> thank you so much. it's great to be on. >> senator schumerable if republicans move to fill justice ginsburg's seat. we were told this morning there will be a nomination this week. what are democrats prepared to do to fight back? >> i think the first question to ask is actually what are the republicans going to do given that they set their own precedent just four years ago when they made it very clear that if this happens in an election year, that whoever wins the election should be able to decide who the supreme justice is. the people choose the president. the president chooses the nominee. when you have the wishes of ruth bader ginsburg. her last words, my most fervent wish is that i will not be replaced until a new president is installed. >> snarpenator, that's clearly happening. the president said he's going to put out a nomination this week. what are you going to do? >> again, we already have two republican senators that disagree with it. and there could be others. i'm not going to concede that we have to look at what our strategies are u

schumer as well. >> aoc for sure candidates clashed over president trump pick for supreme court certainly, the nomination of judge amy> going into the election with the biggest of all victories you know they say biggest thing you can do, is the appointment of judges but especially he is the appointment of supreme court justices. that is the single biggest thing a president can do. . >> because it sets the done of the country for 40 years, 05 years a long time. 50 years. >> byron reaction. >> think the president sometimes doesn't make the best case for himself. perhaps he hasn't done enough homework i think the case for republicans nominating supreme court justice pretty clear, the nation elected a republican senate in 2014, they reelected that republican senate 2016, added a republican president. then they expand the republican senate majority in 2018. there is an electoral mandate to do what they are doing, the president simplifies that says we won election, but there is there is a strong case for what he is doing, biden really didn't have much of a case against it except to say gee just doesn't seem fair. >> story

amy barrett. i believe that was the 2017 to 2018 period but the fight is on. the battle is on. you might have heard a number of democratic leaders in the senate including chuck schumerwith the judge. they're saying what is fair is fair. republicans refused to meet with merrick garland. barack obama's choice before the supreme court in final year of office. they are returning that favor. nastiness is going on and on. something else going on, buyers of stocks in droves. more than 500. to charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking at this moment the market surging depicting up on friday's momentum. trying to ease some pain of september. when does bias go to the upside for good and which stocks lead the way? we'll have answers. >>> it is official, amy coney barrett is the nominee for the supreme court. it has brought out a lot of unimaginable attacks. talking about the blow to civility and what she would mean for the business community. >>> top trade advisor peter navarro joins me for a big day at the white house. join me and much more on "making mone

the day when amy coney barrett goes to capitol hill and between nine republican senato senators, that is today, preparation for next month syrians. six democrat senators including chuck schumer refused to meet with her advice presidential candidate kamala harris says she has no plan one way or the other to meet her before the hearings. how about that. a big show, will tell you how the democrats have turned virus aid into tax money redistribution, corey lewandowski and senator arsenal blackbird on the supreme court coming ordeal. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪. stuart: pump it up all right. all eyes on cleveland, ohio tonight, and a matter of hours trumped in biden finally face off at the first presidential debate, a record 84 million people watched hillary and donald trump in the first debate 2016, i am pretty sure that record will be shattered tonight, you might see 100 million viewers, fox news anchor and moderator chris walsh included the virus, the economy, race relations and more, fox business will have special coverage starting eight eastern in the main event starts at nine, that is president trump in joe biden for 90 minutes with no commercial breaks. no comm

amy coney barrett starting to meet today with senators ahead of her confirmation hearing. we saw her arrive earlier in the hour. already six democrats including minority leader chuck schumer want to bring in ari fleischer, former press secretary for george w. bush. richard blum en thal tweeted i will refuse to treat this process as legitimate and will not meet with judge amy coney barrett. there are others who probably will follow suit with that. what do you think? >> they can't complain about donald trump violating the norms if you violate them yourself, bill. this reminds me of the 60 democratic congressmen who boycotted president trump's inaugural. the democrats complain the president won't except the results of the election. they're the ones not accepting the results of the election. of course they should meet with a properly duly nominated supreme court nominee. this is a violation of all the traditions, the normalcy of washington and the democrats are the ones leading the charge to violate the normalcy of washington >> bill: trey gowdy said this yesterday on the daily briefing. >> i think it's incredibly disrespectful not to meet with someone. i didn't like it when