it, inevitably, turned into a talk about beau. happen without him? >> so when you left that meeting, did you think he was going to run? >> i thought he was going to really, really wrestle with it. but i thought that he was not, yet, in a place where there was a floor. there was this moment where we started talking. and you could just see there was just this hole. >> reporter: the decision wasn't just about beau. it was getting late in the race for the democrat ek nomination. hillary clinton had already captured key support and big money. >> have you made your decision, yet? >> can't hear you. >> have you made your decision, yet? >> reporter: and as biden wrote in his 2017 memoir, obama's political team thought the race wasn't winnable. and obama, himself, was not encouraging. and so. >> as my family and i have worked through the -- the grieving process, i've said, all along, that it may very well be that, that process, by the time we get through it, closes the window on mounting a realistic campaign for president. i have concluded

hunter holding onto beau's hand.> the biden family was devastated, but they had to move on. so valerie moved in. >> they were such a gift to me. the whole family was broken hearted. and we just, you know, the big thing, take care of one another, not because it's the responsibility but because it was a gift. >> and while valerie subbed in for mom, her brother also changed his plans. >> the reason that joe started to commute, he said they've lost their mom and they lost their baby sister. i cannot take them away and lose mom and dad and uncle jimmy and frankie and aunt val, so he will commute. after the accident, i mean, the bond was like steel rods among the three of them. >> steel bonds with his boys and molten anger over the loss of his wife and baby. >> you said you went around looking for fights and wrote you understand why people consider committing suicide. >> i thought about what it ought to be like to do to the memorial bridge and jump off and end it all, but i didn't ever get in the car and do it or never eve

this was shortly after beau died.gede years ans in such a short amount of time. >> narrator: through cris and tragedy, joe biden had his eyes on the presidency, but now, in grief, he would decide to stand down. ♪ ♪ >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> narrator: from the veryd beginning of donalump's presidency, he ignited crisis. ursts, sirens blaring) (shouting) >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >>'st's a crisis; donald truof president he united states. now mes the hour of action. there's been enough talk. >> narrator: week one: a traveli ban aimed at mcountries. >> a scene of outrage at jfk airport inew york. >> protests, outrage, and backlash... >> to me, it just felt like continuing chaos.ea >> north kill be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> nartor: ongoing threats to other nations. >> there was no effort to say, "what are the priorities here?" and i think he makes decisionsge quickly and can chhem very quickly, too. and, uh, it sometimes could be 180 d

i remember when my son beau was lying in the hospital after he came home from iraq after a year. he had stage iv glioblastoma. they would not tell him how long live but if he would live. as he laid there fighting for his life, fighting to hang on, i thought to myself what would it be like if my insurance company, his insurance company said you have run out of coverage. time's up. you are on your own. well folks, it's a question no one should have to face in america. that is why i fought so hard and why obamacare was such a big thing. it is unconscionable. [honking] it's unconscionable donald trump, from the day he got elected to right now, he is fighting in court to rip that peace of mind away from tens of millions of americans. but we are not going to let him do it. we are never going back to those days. [honking] you are going to vote. and we are going to win, for you, jessica, and your family. i promise you i will protect your family as if it were my own. [honking] i want to thank all the speakers you heard earlier. your governor, leading minnesota with decency and integrity.

i remember when my son beau was lying in the hospital after he came home from iraq after a year.e had stage iv glioblastoma. they told him not whether he was going to love but how long what he live. as he lay there, fighting for his life, fighting to hang on, i thought to m myself, what wouldt be like if in his suffering, my insurance company or his insurance company was able to say you have run out of , coverage. time's up. you are on your own. folks, it's a question no one should have to face in america. that is why i fought so hard and why obamacare was such a big thing. it is unconscionable. [honking] it's unconscionable donald trump, from the day he got elected to right now, he is fighting in court to rip that piece of mind away from tens of millions of americans. we are not going to let him do it. we are never going back to thohe days. [hking] [applause] you are going to vote. and we are going to end. -- and we are going to win. for you, jessica. and foyour family. i promise you i will protect your family as if it were my own. [honking] i want to thank all the speakers you

companies come in at the most vulnerable moments for you and your family members, i remember when my son beauying in the hospital after he came home from iraq after a year. he had stage iv glioblastoma. they told him not whether he was going to live, but just how long would he live. as he lay there fighting for his life, fighting to hang on, i thought to myself, "what would it be like if in his suffering, my insurance company or his insurance company is able to come in and say "you've run out , of coverage. time's up. you're on your own." folks it's a question no , one should have to face in america. that's why i fought so hard, why obamacare was such a big thing. it's unconscionable. [cars honking] it's unconscionable that donald trump, from the day he got elected to right now, he's fighting to court to rip that peace of mind away from tens of millions of americans. but we're not going to let him do it. we're never going back to those days, and you're going to vote. we're going to win for you, jessica, and your family. i promise you, i will protect your family as if it were my own. i want to

joe biden used to tell people beau biden had all of my best quality is and none of my worst.ied somebody working in the white house said, to be blunt, killed off an arrogant side of joe biden. the old kind of college football player piece of him. the senator, blustery, still there. he became a much quieter more reflective person. a person who never asked honestly to be thrust into the position of being the impact except he found himself, people stopping him on rope lines saying i've been through hell and you have and help me. how do i do this? he found himself in that position with history had pushed on him and he had to embrace it. that's the more, i'd say the more settled man that you see today. a different person than ran for president 12 years ago. >> back it up i was anchoring actually the day of the funeral of beau biden, and it just was a hard thing to keep the tears. because i saw and felt the pain of joe biden. it was a profound loss for him. a very good point that you picked up on. thank you so much for joining us. wish we could talk more, but guaranteed we'll do it

by that long frame of beau corrales.p ball, and he won it. >> todd b.: this is perfect coverage by mikko dotson. he's in position, he's got his head around. he goes for the ball. it's just a bigger guy fighting for the football and catching it at a higher point. >> sean: 1:37 the go. javonte williams in big trouble. and they stop the clock. they'll rule him out of bounds. it's a big loss. here's grayson atkins, whose long this season is 35, but they did make a 55-yarder at furman. this year, a grad transfer that arrived to unc. >> todd b.: i keep going to corrales corrales. unless he's up against asante samuel, i look for him and give him a chance to make plays on the ball. >> sean: howell going deep. and incomplete for antoine green. but there's a flag down. he only got one arm up, which make us wonder if dotson was holding the other. >> todd b.: it's been a rough night for dotson. >> referee: pass interference, defense number 9. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> todd b.: not just giving up the a couple of plays

the strongest point for the vice president was talking about beau biden.just weakest point was serial dinar -- denial of hunter biden. he stepped on his own lines repeatedly. is anyone who has talk to them knows, she will not stay on subject long enough to follow through. on the lockdown, key stored -- scored significantly because there is a huge divide in america. the most important moment of the debate, the vice president is advised -- obliged to answer if you will stack the supreme court. that is a republican threatening move. that is a destabilizing undermining of the rule of law. kamala harris dodged it twice after the debate. the vice president says i will not answer it because it was controversial. -- that until i got a question answered because the american people deserve to know if the republicans going to be undermined by the next president. host: a republican threatening threateningrepublic was the president telling the proud boys to standby instead back and casting doubts on what the election results could be on election night. i am just going

. >> i don't know beau, i know hunter.thrown out of the military. >> i'm not here to call out his lies. everybody knows he's a liar. >> graduated last in your class. graduated almost the lowest in your class. don't ever use the word smart with me. >> i want to bring in a advice chief of describe try at yale, new haven hospital and medical director for its psychiatric division. doctor, i know you can't diagnose someone from afar but you are an expert on human behavior and you, like the rest of us, witnessed what we all did tuesday night. i've heard people call the interrupting, insults, childishness, aggression, i've heard it called emotionally abusive behavior. do you agree with that? >> jake, first, thanks for having me. yes, i absolutely do agree with that. you don't have to be a psychiatrist to identify that behavior. you see what's happening. it was so clear for us all to see. constantly picking on what he perceives to be a weakness of others and he searches for every opportunity to exploit that the. with the clip you

i remember when my son beau was lying in a hospital after he came home from iraq after a year.d stage 4 cancer. they told him not that he was going to live but how long he would live. as he lay there fighting for his life, fighting to hang on, i thought to myself: what would it be like if his insurance company comes in and says you ran out of coverage? time is up. you are on your own. well, folks, it's a question no one should have to face in america. that's why i fought so hard. why obamacare was such a big thing. it's unconscionable. >> [horns honking]. >> that donald trump from the day he got elected to right now he is fighting in court to rip that peace of mind away from tens of millions of americans. but we don't let him do it. we are never going back to those days. >> [horns honking]. >> and you are going to vote. we are going to win. for you, jessica and your family. i promise you, i will protect your family as if it was my own. >> [horns honking]. >> i want to thank all of the speak, you heard earlier. your governor who is leading minnesota with decency and integrity. o

[ applause ] [ horns honking ] >> so, patrick, speaking of our son beau, four days after our son beau's i watched joe shave and put on his suit. i saw him still himself in the mirror, take a breath, put his shoulders back and walk out into a world empty of our son. he went back to work for you as the vice president. that's just who he is. and joe has faced unimaginable tragedies, but his purpose has always driven him forward. his strength of will is unstoppable. his faith is unshakable, because it's not in politicians or political parties, or even himself. it's in the providence of god. it's in the potential of our nation. his faith is in you. it's in us. [ horns honking and applause ] >> through it all he learned how to heal a broken family. it's the same way you heal a country. with love and understanding, and with small acts of kindness. with bravery. with unwavering hope. joe has spent his entire career listening and bringing people together. and joe biden will be a president for all people! [ horns honking and applause ] >> and he has a plan to calm the chaos of donald trump's amer

did.my son beau he called them suckers and losers. who the hell does he think he's talking about? these are heroes. who are the people sacrificed. they are the backbone of the country. as a consequence of all of the lying, negligence and irresponsible action, it comes to how many chairs were emptied at the table last night because of this negligence? we are so much better than this. despite the crisis we face, we have an enormous opportunity. we could build back better. we just have to stand up and take it back. look. we can build the economy and an -- an economy that gives everyone an equal chance to get ahead. communities of color in north carolina and across the country, the question is, in the good times come you lag behind. in bad times, you get hit the hardest and first. you're the last in the recovery to bounce back. the answer is about justice. criminal justice and police reform. i know this nation is strong enough to face systemic racism for the families and small businesses that too often bear the brunt of looting and burning. we have no need roaming the -- for armed mil

. >> there was a moment in the debate where joe biden started to talk about his son, beau biden.mmercial here. i want to show the video. it was one of the most horrific moments in the debate just from a human perspective. let's squeeze in the commercial break and we will be right back with mary trump. (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo so when it comes to screening for colon cancer, don't wait. because when caught early, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your prescriber if cologuard is right for you. i'm on it. that

my son beau was a major in the united states army.ave us the attorney general job and petitioned to be able to go with his unit to iraq for one solid year after his u.s. attorney being in kosovo. i might add i'm going to be a typical dad. he's the only foreigner in kosovo that has a 12 foot memorial dedicated to him. the major highway they built, the beau biden highway because of his commitment. my son came home with a bronze star like so many others before he passed away. he wasn't a sucker. he wasn't a loser nor any of you who served. you're patriots. just like all of your sons and daughters, parents or grandparents who served, the president likes to portray himself and i love this, likes to portray himself as a tough guy. when you're in high school, wouldn't you have like to taken a shot. that's a different story. a macho man. when is the last time you read about, saw, heard about a president of the united states literally being laughed at by world leaders when he spoke at the united nations. laughed at, out loud. when is the last

biden.ased son, beau he won the service medal and other awards, volunteered to go to iraq for a year.e up his attorney general job to go. he wasn't a sucker or loser. he was a patriot like all of you who serve. like your sons, your daughters. your parents and your grandparents. we have to vote for their dignity. the respect they are due. donald trump fails to condemn white supremacy. justiceeliver racial while he is trying to make it worse. donald trump doesn't believe systemic racism is a problem. he won't say black lives matter. we know they matter. protest has broken out across the nation. nothe way, protesting is burning and looting. violence must never be a tactic tolerated. and it won't. but these protesters have a cry for justice. the names breonna taylor and jacob blake will not soon be forgotten. not by me, not by us, not by this country. when i met with a family, the little daughter looked at me. she is only seven years old. i knelt down to talk to her in the family. she looked at me and said, mr. vice president, my daddy is changing the world. guess what? inspiration coming

[horns honking] >> so, patrick, speaking of our son beau. four days after our son beau's funeral.atched him shave, put on a suit, take a breath, put her shoulders back and walk into a world empty of our son. he went back to work for you as the vice-president. that's just who he is. and joe has faced unimaginable tragedies, but his purpose has always driven him forward. his strength of will is unstoppable. his faith is unshakeable because it's not in politicians or political parties, or even himself, it's in the providence of god. it's in the potential of our nation. his faith is in you. it's in us. [applause]. [horns honking] >> through it all, he learned how to heal a broken family. it's the same way you heal a country, with love and understanding, and with small acts of kindness, with bravery, with unwavering hope. joe has spent his entire career listening and bringing people together and joe biden will be a president for all people. [applause]. [horns honking] >> and he has a plan to calm the chaos of donald trump's america, but he can't do it without you. right now there's so

>>> here is that video of joe biden talking about his son beau biden last night.does not deny that he calls people who work for the military losers and suckers. >> i'm speaking of my son. the way you talk about the military, the way you talk about them being losers and being -- and just being suckers, my son was in iraq. he spent a year there. he got the bronze star. he got the conspicuous service med medal. he was not a loser. he was a patriot and the people left behind there for heroes, and i resent -- >> are you talking about hunter? >> i'm talking about my son bo biden? >> i'm talking about my son. >> what was your reaction to that exchange? >> besides pure rage? it was horrifying. it was certainly not the most dangerous moment in the debate, but i think it explains why other moments are as dangerous as they are. this shows us who he is. first of all, i found vice president biden's restraint absolutely incomprehensible. but that's who -- that's who donald is. he is cruel. he is contemptuous. and when vice president biden was able to steer the conversation back

new look like you don't have a friend in the world like everybody's walking bears you and your new beau would've been out of the rest of the world this is a strange feeling that it's a real eat in there and it's as though about i'll go there like people who are not a 5 if you live in leading lady try and think about when my going to them i want to sleep. in the. night as before some of the family homes to go through with. this is my last new i don't know what i would do if i don't get my part in the most ethical. 'd people people still have the belief that this is the. and of opportunity that you can go out get a minimum wage job and then you get another job pays more than minimum wage and screwed yourself up when i when i was growing up there was absolutely you know. you want to be a construction guy. took your dad's hammer. threw through your belt loop walked in the construction site and you told the foreman that you could you could swing a hammer he looked at you he knew he knew you didn't couldn't do it. but he gave you shot let's do it let's come on their. spot at the y.m.c.a. is p

. >> stephen: beau. >> beau, that died, that served honorably in the military, and donald trump didn'tse. he just treaded over that hurt and that pain, treaded over the honor of his service to try to score more cheap hits on the vice president based on lies. and so the whole night was just sad that our commander in chief was just so ugly amidst joe biden trying to do what he did with me. i was on debate stages with him, which is actually to discuss the issues that americans really care about right now. >> stephen: you know, i saw in what you-- i saw what you were describing in vice president biden's face. i saw-- i saw the same pain we're talking about. but i think-- i imagine that it comes from a particularly special place for him, not just because of his natural empathy to understand what the american people are going through and what they want from a leader right now, and i think that is that sincere desire in the vice president to fulfill that need for the american people, to be a-- a moral example for the nation, as f.d.r. called the presidency, essentially a moral office. but the

my son beau was a major in the united states army, gave up the attorney general's job and petition toe solid year after u.s. attorney, being in kosov, i'm going to add, i will be a typical dad, he's the only foreigner in kosovo who has a 12-foot memorial dedicated to him, a major highway, the beau biden highway because of his commitment. my son came home with a bronze star that can speak to his service like so many others before he passed away. but guess what, he wasn't a sucker, he wasn't a loser nor any of you who have served, you're patriots, and just like all of your sons and daughters, parents and grandparent who served, the president likes to portray -- i love this. likes to portray himself as a tough guy when you're in high school, wouldn't have liked to take a shot, it's a different story. a macho man. when was the last time you heard a president of the united states literally laughed at by world leaders when he spoke in the united nations, laughed at out loud. when was the last time a president of the united states laughed by leaders of nato in nato conference and can you bel

beau was a major in the u.s. army.ey general's job and petition to be able to go with his unit to iraq .or one solid year add --n kosovo, i might i will be atypical dad -- he is the only foreigner in kosovo --t has a memorial did a memorial dedicated to him, the highway,the beau biden dedicated to him because of his commitment. guess what? loser,not a sucker or nor are any of you who served. you are patriots. to portraynt likes himself -- i love this. he likes to portray himself as a tough guy. a macho man. time youis the last aad about, saw, heard about president of the united states literally being laughed at by world leaders when he spoke to the united nations? laughed at out loud. when is the last time you saw president of the united states being openly mocked by the leaders of nato at a nato conference? and can you believe we have a president who acts like vladimir putin's puppy? putin put bounties on the heads of american soldiers serving in iraq, and trump was too scared to challenge him. he never mentioned it.

and, patrick, thank you for mentioning our son beau. i carry with me every day in my pocket a schedule, and my schedule, the last 12, 13 years now, on the back of the schedule i have written in the black box the total number of troops who have died, who have been wounded in afghanistan and iraq and other parts of the world. because every one of these troops, every one of these fallen angels left behind an entire community, left behind family, left behind people who are still mourning their losses. as of today in iraq and afghanistan, 6,924, every one of them deserves to be remembered. u.s. troops won in iraq and afghanistan, 53,194. not 53,000. folks, folks, the idea that our president talks about these folks who gave their lives and gave their everything for this country as suckers and losers, is all by itself an understanding why his six top generals who have worked for him all say he's not fit to be the commander in chief. he doesn't understand the sacrifices they've made. [ honking ] >> and nobody knows that better than patrick. and

my son beau passed away now coming on five years, it seems like yesterday, won the bronze star, he volunteered was attorney general, he had to make an exception to go to iraq for a year. i promise you, he was not a loser, he was not a sucker. he, like all the veterans we met with this afternoon alongside cindy mccain, are patriots. they are people who understand that being an american is about recognizing that there are some things bigger than yourself. cindy's husband john mccain, who i had the privilege of asking me to do his eulogy, we used to argue, we were like brothers, we would fight like hell, but we always ended up together. mr. biden: that is how it used to be. he was not a loser. they are all heroes. they deserve better than the say anything to deflect responsibility for any mistake he makes. he recently said -- he said i got it from blue star parents, people who lost a child in battle. he said i like to get -- they like to get close to me and hug me and i don't know how to say no. , we have paid too high a price already for donald trump divisiveness. americans have lost their lives

as well as vice president biden's son beau and president trump's brother robert.make our prayer through christ our lord, amen. well, good night and god bless. see you in person i hope next year. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal," every day we are taking your calls live on the air, on the news of the day, and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, a member of the coalition to preserve an independent u.s. supreme court discusses efforts to require that the u.s. supreme court remain composed of nine justices. then pennsylvania democratic congressman brendan doyle on campaign 2020 and covid relief legislation. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets live at 7:00 eastern friday. be sure to watch sunday morning for our live interview with dr. anthony fauci. >> on friday, the house is back at 9:00

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[horns and applause] , served inon, beau iraq. he came home decorated. he wasn't a loser. a sucker. he was a patriot. applause] just like your sons and daughters, your parents and grandparents. i can't leave it. no wonder six generals who worked in his administration left and said he does not deserve to be commander-in-chief of the united states. no president has ever had that happen. [horns and applause] frankly, i've dealt with guys like trump my whole life -- so have you -- guys who look down on you because they have a lot of money. guys who think they are better than you. guys who inherit everything in life and squander it. guys who stiffed electricians and plumbers and contractors working on their hotels and casinos and golf courses. guys who won't say how much taxes they owe because they figure, like he said last time out, it's because he's smart he's able to play the system. pays $750 in taxes being a billionaire. well, i'm sick and tired of smart guys. [horns and applause] has secret trump bank accounts in china. i did not make that up. that comes right out of "the

behind there were heroes really and i resent you took it like hell you took and i talk about my son beau biden you're talking don't know i don't know bo i know what you know and all grown hunter got thrown out of the military he was thrown out dishonorably discharged not true as it was the years and he didn't have a job until you became vice president what you gonna that president he made a fortune in ukraine in china inmarsat is simply there is not of the playrooms he my son watch and john my son and he didn't have a giant son like a lot of people like a lot of people you know at home had a drug problem he's overtaken it he's he's he's fixed it he's worked on it and i'm proud of him but why i was out of my head on that 1000000 all right he was thinking about trying to move his out and. yeah. julie is by could have attacked trump's family at that point but he did. i thought it was a strong us moment of joe biden in that entire debate we saw raw emotions and he was on the stand and the stand the bully upset about what trungpa just said i mean i think i could see a politician actually sayi

behind there were heroes really and i resented talking like you know your user can i talk about my son beau biden your top i don't know i don't know bow i know how to you know it all grown hunter got thrown out of the military he was thrown out dishonorably discharged not true as it was even years and he didn't have a job until you became vice president what you know out of that president he made a fortune in ukraine in china in mazatlan simply areas not of the place he my son which in turn my son and he didn't have a giant son like a lot of people like a lot of people you know at home had a drug problem he's overtaken he's he's he's fixed it he's worked on it and i'm proud of him. i was out of my millionaire and he was thinking right sensibilities of it. biden could have attacked trump's family at that point but he did. i thought it was a strong as moment of joe biden in that entire debate you saw raw emotions and he was you know on the stand and the stand the bully upset about what trungpa just said i mean i think i could see a politician actually saying to chris wallace hold my coat and

the death of his eldest son, beau. but he has never lost hope because joe knows what it means to be your brother's keeper. right now, that is exactly what we need. remain forlls us we the night, but joy comes in the morning. i am joe biden, and i approve this message. host: your reaction. guest: that is a nice ad. of points on a lot that would resonate across faith traditions. it is nondenominational. the biggest aspect that the democratic party has to do with with respect to traditional manytian americans is that of them view the democratic party as hostile. their positions on abortion, on lgbtq issues, their positions with respect to what conservative christians call religious liberty are things thata bother them. ad does not address those fears and overcome those fears. unless joe biden is willing to way that demonstrates to a certain segment of evangelical or conservative churchgoing catholics that he has for them on the issues they care about and he is different from the people and his party who scare those voters

forty years later, one of those little boys, my son beau, was diagnosed with terminal cancer, given monthslive. i can't fathom what would have happened if the insurance companies had the power to say, "the last few months, you're on your own." the fact of the matter is health care is personal to me. obamacare is personal to me. when i see the president of the united states try to eliminate this health care in the middle of a public health crisis, that's personal to me too. we've got to build on what we did because every american deserves affordable health care. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. deserves affordable health care. struggling to clean tough messes with wipes? try mr. clean magic eraser sheets. just wet, squeeze and erase icky messes in microwaves and on stovetops for an amazing clean, get the power of mr. clean magic eraser in disposable sheets. >>> good evening and welcome to "politics nation." tonight's lead, unfollow the leader. as i continue to pray for the swift recovery of the president and his wife, treated now for the third day for the coronavirus infection, i t

our son beau had just died a few months earlier. the time to meet with my entire family to help us see the light through the darkness. i live in an amazing country. we all live in an amazing country where with an irish-catholic kid like me from scranton, pennsylvania, would one day befriend a jesuit pope. that's who we are as a country, where anything is possible when we care for one another, when we look out for one another, when we keep the faith. may god bless you all and may god bless america, and may god protect our troops. >> thank you so much, mr. vice president. thank you for making the time. i know it's a very busy week, and it's very special to hear from you. and now we're going to turn to our next speaker. it feels like a lifetime ago that the cardinal and i sat between secretary clinton and president trump. four years ago. as cardinal dolan said, it was the iciest place on the planet. this year president trumped to toll us he wants to toast -- told us he wants to toast, not roast. let's hope for that. the president might

negotiations continue between treasury secretary stephen mnuchin and house speaker nancy pelosi they beau want to get to an agreement and that talk could bear fruit perhaps as soon as this eekend. pelosi was asked about the possibility of a deal coming together despite the vote. she responded, i don't know. we'll see. the democrats asked for $75 billion for testing, tracing and treatment. >> i appreciate that very much saw the market moving higher off of the news. you did have house speaker pelosi saying we will get something done now sort of underscoring will. it takes further meaning today because of the jobs report which did miss expectations. how we're factoring this into the market and the diagnosis >> what this reminds me of is that today the challenge of political courage looms larger than ever. we hope that moves forward we need that. it's important for the business owners than the capital markets at this point. fund strats tom lee says the news marks a positive turning point. he said trump getting the virus repudiate those skeptics of the need for masks, ppe and skept s skeptics

earlier about south carolina and lindsey graham getting a lot of attention onet social media, kan beau canon writing in this morning there are republicans that i know who are not supporting graham they seeri tht he doesn't care about the citizens of south carolina and only about pleasing trump. it's sickening is what she writes is the bait performance was weak as peeved by his nonanswer to the judge question. and i wongd where steve out of charleston, south carolina, and independent thinks of those comments. steve go ahead. yeah john briefly i called in on independent line and looking forward to the constitution party on your show at some point. and he may have been on there and i don't get to watch every day. but anyway back to lindsey graham and jamie harrison he has a deep, i don't know where all of his funding coming from that's a big question. but i'll say this down in south carolina, on the coast of the political demographics changed over yearsas on the coast down here more and more people are voting blue so cunningham in the house and presidential race on the coast it is we go b

came when our son beau ame from iraq after spending year as a united states major in the military, diagnosediv cancer. as he is lying in bed with his family, his wife, jill, me, i couldn't imagine what it would have been like as it used to be before the affordable care act where a company could come in and say, you have outrun your coverage, suffer the last three or four months in peace. elected, you, if i am i will protect your health care like i protect my own family. it is that a sick to me. -- it is that basic to me. is, i plan tot build our country and our economy back better than it was before. i have focused on the folks i grew up with. none of them were asking for anything special, just a fighting chance. no handouts, just an opportunity. the american public given half a chance has never let the public down, notthe country one single time. this i promise you -- the american government spends $600 billion per year in federal contracts to do everything from build ships to staircases to automobile fleets, the whole gambit. i am going to make sure that every single contract let by the fe

do as i did -- vote early, beau biden, and vote now. here with you,be and forward. >> ♪ i'm coming up i want the world to know got to let it show i'm coming ♪ >> ♪ coming >> ♪ i'm coming up i want to let the world got to let it show ♪ >> ♪ i want to show the world and all i want to be in my ability they're so much more to me i've got it well in hand, and how i plan i've sidled up ♪ >> please welcome dartmouth college premed student. [applause] hi, everyone. my name is -- i am a sophomore at dartmouth college. as a young person looking ahead to my future and the futures of my peers, it is a terrifying feeling to realize that the decision-makers in government don't really seem to have an interest in preserving that future for us. we are living in the tipping way thateveral critical issues threaten the livability of life for of millions of people. the climate crisis has reached a boiling point where it just cannot wait anymore. this has been true since the release of the 2018 united nations i met her, outlining the pressing need to act now

i kept beau biden accountable joehis 47 years of lies -- biden accountable for his 47 years of lies.iolent mob at home. can you imagine these people in these democratic cities? did you see them last night? i said, sleepy joe, name one law enforcement group that supports you. and then chris wallace says, don't do that. can you believe this guy? i was debating two people last night. i was debating two people last night. joe biden is too weak to lead this country. badly,w, joe biden lost he should cancel the rest of his debates. now i understand that he is going to cancel bates -- the debates. i do not think that is going to be a good move. they are not going to let him cancel. what are they gonna do? someday, we will not be doing this anymore. what are they gonna do without trump? those poor people, look at them. whoa. what are they gonna do? do are they going to say in maybe 16 years, i let's hang it up. 16 more years. what he's doing is what you do when you lose. i do not think he's going to get that. i have news for joe. if you ever became president, you have to deal with some of th

. >> phil, thank you phil lee beau in chicago >> should ford get rerated with the new ceo? >> that's great reporting by phil because i think he is hitting on key things especially with the newly designed f-150 which is the most profitable model of any car in north america by any auto maker. and the ford bronco, which is probably a 2022 story. it's very exciting the fact they are doing their best in european operations, and really doing their best to get out of them. the year over year third quarter revenue was something that was not expected to be positive. it was up 3% >> coming up, a lot more earnings coming our way. power traders are setting up for those megareports. and one big rkwahemaettcr says we are entering into a perfect storm. we will explain when we come back >>> welcome back to "fast money. if you are just joining us, it was a major sell-off the dow, s&p and nasdaq tumbling let's bring in jonathan golub. you think a perfect storm is coming this has to do with covid getting worse. what do you for sooe >> if you take a look in the u.s., we have gone from 25,000 c