i joined janet in welcoming you all to belmont and to nashville. we really owe a great debt of totitude to the city and this university. they have been so courteous and working so hard for us. what a beautiful place this is. we hope you all got a chance to walk around and see this part of this campus. we also have a crew. you see some of the people working around. there are cameramen, lighting people, people who produced this great background. we have over 60 of them and we have had 4 debates in 4 different parts of this country, and thanks to united airlines who stepped up to the plate and is providing have charge air service for our entire crew -- providing free of charge air service for our entire crew, so we really owe united airlines. this one sounds funny, but we also owe anheuser-busch a great thank you, not only for their beer, but what they have done for this commission for many, many years. it's a little less of a list now. normally, if we were here, there would be 900 of you probably in this audience, but with coronavirus, it just was no

hundreds of belmont university students were watching tonight's debate. belmont university held a debate watch party for them at the nashville musical city center. this picture of belmont university students playing beer pong across from where the debate was happening. inside the hall, ivanka trump tweeted this picture of her and her siblings wearing masks ahead of the debate. the president held a fundraiser before tonight's debate. attending that fundraiser were several people, including kid rock, lee greenwood. they also showed up at tonight's debate. this a picture of kid rock entering the debate hall. there is this from the tennesseean, showing kid rock along with golfer john daly inside of the debate hall, joining that line of people attending tonight's debate. host: justin is calling in from huntsville, alabama on our support vice president biden line. how did your candidate do tonight? caller: i'm not necessarily a biden supporter. i started the primaries very much behind bernie. i am a millennial. i feel the baby boomer generation has let my gener

julian in belmont i mean when i 1st went to see him off there he was. after he was thrown out of the ecuadorian embassy one of the 1st things he said was . i think i'm losing my mind and i found myself reassuring him that he wasn't his resilience. is absolutely astonishing and that he and that includes courage of course. but what we did look good and i have to say it shocked me. that some of the display of. the punishment has worked on him that some of the despair that he has had to endure during this. i think if he's freed he will recover he is a strong personality he is a political prisoner a political prisoner was as they they knew own robben island and so many other places can recover perhaps not everything but the substantial part of them because they are there. for a principle. one of the things that's always been neglected about wiki leaks is that it started with a a rather moral way and that the politicians should be accountable. that's that they should in a democracy they should be accountable to us i know he felt very passionately right from t

a professor and two students at belmont university with candidates on stage. one of the topics that came up last night's and we have heard it referenced throughout the morning was the topic of ukraine. -- night and we have heard it restaurants -- referenced throughout the morning was the topic of ukraine. >> we have the question of whether or not he was on the board with a company and that somehow, i had done something wrong. every single solitary person, when he was going through his impeachment, testifying under oath, said i did my job impeccably. i carried out u.s. policy. not one single solitary thing was out of line. not a single thing. number one. number two, the guy who got in trouble in ukraine was this guy, trying to bribe the ukrainian government to say something negative about me which they would not do and did not do because it never, ever, ever happened. my son has not made money in terms of this thing about -- what are you talking about? china. the only guy who made money from china is this guy. he is the only one. nobody else has made money from

whatever dues 15 months in this dreadful place belmont has just been horrendous. it's it's just in the land of magna carta. what a what a shame. thank you and then he was being disturbed by the issues maybe ordering added british prison. numbers and that's it for the show will be back on monday 34 years to the day the world came to know about israel's alleged nuclear weapons for mordechai vanunu would be kidnapped in london square in a month. before solitary imprisonment there was a book and still not talked freely to the media until then keep in touch via you tube twitter facebook instagram and. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race on the spear in dramatic development only. exist i don't see how it will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. to our developers like. these properties could blow up and not be worth anything of value and that's what entrepreneurs do and they get the government gives them tax incentives to be entrepreneurial to be property 1st that's what those tax incentives are for t

whatever dues 15 months in this dreadful place belmont has just been horrendous. it's it's just in the land of magna carta what a what a shame. thank you and then he was being disturbed by the issues maybe ordering ad a british prison you can go on thank the samaritans the number is done here that's it for the show will be back on monday 34 years to the day the world came to know about israel's alleged nuclear weapons for mordechai vanunu would be kidnapped in london's west square in amman said honey. before solitary imprisonment there was a book and still not talk freely to the media until then keep in touch via you tube twitter facebook instagram and. the entrepreneurs' to our developers like trump's entrepreneur he states a crisp day arresting that these properties could blow up and not be worth anything of value and that's what entrepreneurs do and they get to.

whatever dues 15 months in this dreadful place belmont has just been horrendous. it's it's just in the land of magna carta. what a what a shame. thank you and then he was being disturbed by the issues maybe ordering ad a british prison he hadn't gone to the samaritans the numbers down here that's it for the show will be back on monday 34 years to the day the world came to know about israel's alleged nuclear weapons for mordechai vanunu would be kidnapped in london's west square in amman said honey trouble breaking before solitary imprisonment there was a book and still not talk freely to the media until then keep in touch via your twitter facebook instagram and sound. everybody's reaching for that you have political power and so as it goes on sticky and i mean it's a russia and i think the resolution of this is there's going to be a gnostic war that's going to go on for maybe months as john in an already rejected it's. almost goes off to mediate because the fighting is too early on that people are now battling to see what territory they can get and i think when th

host: how engaged using students are, particularly at belmont?elmont president bob fisher says we want to do our part to serve the country for this event. i would echo his words. we pride ourselves on a shared sense of community without shying away from difficult conversations. we talk to each other and learn with this same either those. the university faculty and staff, and students have been preparing. huge slate of events called ideas for america where we have had panels in concert, countless hours have been invested in this as well as tears. we realize how this moment is, not just for the debate but for the future of our nation. i thought last night was a great success for students, far university and for the country. as president fisher said, i think the debate did serve the country. inter-he's the disciplinary study of global education professor. she talking about her work as well as debates in politics. we thank you for your time. waiting for callers us. thank you, donna, washington state, undecided, hello. caller: hello. night,ed the deba

debate between president trump and democratic nominee joe biden tonight's debate will be held at belmont university in nashville, tennessee. and that's where we find to mom bradley. tomorrow. ansari tell us what to expect tonight. we're expecting some fireworks. >>yes perhaps that's what we'll we are here in nashville. music city and tonight the man who want to be president will. play their greatest hits as the campaign nears the finish line. >>for president trump and vice president biden this is it the final presidential debate, a final shot to make their case to a massive television audience. the 90 minute face to face takes place at belmont university in music city strict covid safety protocols remain in effect the rational left would who is not exactly a sweet sound of the first presidential debate there were nonstop. interruptions and cross talk in response. the debate commission has tweaked tonight's format. each candidate will have 2 minutes to speak uninterrupted at the beginning of each segment, and the other candidates, mike will be turned off. president trump takes the stage f

caller: i live down the street from belmont university. we were watching on c-span an hour and a half ago, and i waited up to get my call here at midnight. thank you for taking my call. host: were you able to hear the motorcades? caller: no. they did not come down my street. i did watch the local news afterwards, and i saw the motorcades going to the airport, bringing them in and taking them off. it is a very exciting night, much better than the first debate. everybody has said that already. thought that joe biden did very well. i thought president trump came across looking better than the first time. and acting better. he was better behaved. then he started going off the rails as usual. it was entertaining. i think biden made his case very presidencystrong coming up. host: what is an issue of concern to you? caller: you name it. should i pick one? climate change. if there is no planet, there is no life. i could start with that, or i could say the pandemic. i have an interesting opinion about that. they always say there is a pandemic versu

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the predictions here on the belmont campus. also on this evening's program. but breaking tonight we are getting a new look at some polling. our new polling in the presidential race. a number of key battleground states that could decide the election in less than two weeks. this is likely voters. the latest fox survey of likely voters has joe biden ahead in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin but president trump leads in ohio. two of those are in the margin of error, we should point out. michigan, biden is up. the president is on his way back to another crucial state this evening. he will speak at a rally as you look there live, gastonia, north carolina at the top of the hour. right now, former president barack obama is in pennsylvania, in philadelphia, actually, campaigning for joe biden. we're going to go out to philadelphia and listen in for just a bit. >> maybe, just maybe, he might not know what working people are going through here in pennsylvania. we cannot afford four more years of this, philadelphia. but the good news is right now, you can choose. rig

second presidential debate between donald trump and joe thursday from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. listen live on the c-span radio app and go to c-span.org/debates for live or on-demand streaming of debate coverage. obamamer president barack campaign for joe biden in philadelphia wednesday at a drive-in rally outside citizens bank park. this is 35 minutes. pres. obama: hello, philadelphia! man, it is good to be back in pennsylvania. what beautiful weather we have, a little indian summer. you know, i know the president spent some time in erie last night and apparently he complained about having to travel here. he cut the event short. poor guy. i don't feel that way. i love coming to pennsylvania. you guys delivered for me twice, and i am back here tonight to ask you to deliver the white house for joe biden and kamala harris. i want to thank mr. philadelphia, charlie mack, his rie, what ania ma outstanding lady. those of you who are fathers who have daughters, you know how that feels when you see your daughters just shi

the motorcade traveling through nashville to get here to belmont university.ou can see behind me things are starting to fill up. i think you're probably able to see it from your vantage point, everybody we've seen is wearing masks. this is a mandate, something that is a requirement from the commission on presidential debates. you can see everybody there following it for now, the surgical masks specifically on a lot of folks, people who were entering the hall had to show proof of a negative covid test. we know both candidates, according to their aides, have tested negative today for the coronavirus. that is something that president trump did on air force one on the way here according to his chief of staff. you get a sense as we look at the guests in the hall, the people in attendance here of the debate strategies for each candidate. we talked a lot who president trump is bringing as his surprise guest. but look at who joe biden is bringing as well. his campaign says he will have in the audience two small business owners who are struggling in the pandemic. anoth

host: we will hear from one other student and professor from belmont university, they are the sponsored university from yesterday, we had a chance to meet some students and professors. in light of the general topic of last night's debate at that location. in mississippi, a supporter of joe biden, marie, go ahead. caller: good morning to you. i want to go down a couple of things about the debate last night. joe biden i thought did an excellent job. trump kept going on about the money that he supposedly got from china and russia but if you remember during the time , that his son died, joe biden said he had to sell one of his houses to cover some expenses and obama said don't sell the house, i will give you the money. if he had all of these millions, i don't think he would have had to do that. president trump also kept on him things that he and president obama did not do while in office. everything that president trump has done, he has come behind what obama has already done it. if you remember, the night of obama's inauguration all of the republican settlers got together and said everythi

second presidential debate between president donald trump and former vice president joe biden from belmont university in nashville tennessee. live coverage 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. visit on the c-span radio app and go to c-span.org for live streaming of the debate covera coverage. the competition is on. be a part of the video competition. middle and high school students can be the start of a national conversation by making a five to six minute documentary exploring the issues you want the president and congress to address. be bold with your documentary, show supporting points of view and include c-span video. there's $100,000 in total cash prizes including a grand prize of $5,000. submit videos january 20th, 2021. you will find competition rules and more information on how to get started on the website. new hampshire governor seeking a third term this year against democrats. they took part in a debate that focused on the coronavirus, race relations and climate change. this is just under

this is the look at the stage at belmont university. the partitions that were in place earlier are gone. both campaigns agreeing to remove them because each candidate and other participants tested negative for covid. new buttons, another change. they may limit some of the chaos from the last debate. president trump is on the offensive tonight against cbs news claiming his "60 minutes" interview was rife with bias and hatred. the network released clips with the president citing the economy over covid as his top priority. >> to get back to normal. get back to where we were, to have the economy rage and be great with jobs and everybody be happy and that's where we're going. >> joe biden who has avoided discussing the supreme court now says he wants a bipartisan commission to study the issue. the high court is becoming a political football. you can watch the debate right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins in just about 20 minutes right at 5:00. >>> the pandemic has made political watch parties a thing of the past, but in san francisc

eastern, the second on final presidential debate from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. on c-span2, house speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly briefing with an update on coronavirus relief negotiations. the senate returns at noon eastern. p.m., members vote on michael newman to be a district judge in ohio. >> director of national intelligence john ratcliffe and fbi director christopher wray held a news conference wednesday evening on election security. director ratcliffe said voter registration information has been obtained by iran and russia in an attempt to push misinformation. here is the briefing. >> good evening. the president has instructed the intelligence and law-enforcement communities to ensure that the 2020 elections are the safest and most secure in our nation's history. we take that mandate and responsibility seriously. there is nothing more sacred in our republic than the fundamental democratic principle of one person, one vote. it is our duty to ensure the sanctity of u.s. elections. that includes ensuring the security of voting systems. the intelligence

wrapping up at belmont university in nashville, just moments ago, you're looking live at the scene and this was a last chance for president trump and joe biden too share the stage maybe influence. some undecided voters although they are not a lot of them. joining me are political analyst michael yaki michael is the host of the kron podcast the politically smart ask a professor david mckeown chair of the pali side apartment at sonoma state. and jonathan madison jonathan is a bay area, vice chair of the california republican party hey can i just say mckeown gets extra points for participation. he is teaching a class right now so apparently were part of the class. the president's advisers told him to cool down to behave tonight and. whether it was that whether it was being nearly 13 feet apart, this was a very different debate gentlemen, let me get your first impressions. michael all start with you. >>the 1st half of debate. i was wondering what exactly the topic was could seem to be basically all about hunter and i think that was a mistake by the president. i mean the president actually

items being sold to help everyday workers in the music industry -- alas you can hear the bells at belmont. a fair, balanced, on-time, and still unafraid, "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: indeed on time, thank you. on the campus of belmont university in nashville, i want to point out this evening that we have just learned breaking news, the fbi is about to hold a "major election security news conference." that news is going to break within this hour and we will bring it to you as soon as that news conference gets underway tonight, we will keep you posted on new developments as we get it. good evening to you, i martha maccallum, life in nashville, tennessee, tonight, the sight of tomorrow's final presidential debate. an important face-off is now just 24 hours away, candidates will take the stage behind me at belmont university, we understand they will be muted for the first 2 minutes of each question session, it raises a lot of questions each campaign saying they didn't hear about it beforehand. we will speak with a cochair of the debate commission tonight

we'll begin with a slow stretch in between belmont and san mateo because of some roadwork.ap up until 6:30 this morning. this is on southbound 101. moving over to hayward, san lorenzo through hayward, this is roadwork that wrapped up, it's just slow through the area. southbound 880 as you approach the san mateo bridge, and we'll head out here and we have a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 6:01. back over to you. >>> we are hearing from san francisco's archbishop after pope francis became the first pontiff to endorse same-sex civil unions. the archbishop here says the church remains opposed to same-sex marriage. he said the holy father clearly differentiated between a civil arrangement which accords mutual benefits to two people and a marriage. one local scholar is not surprised by what the pope said. >> throughout the seven years he's been pope, he has used language that is more inclusive, more welcoming of gay and lesbian persons. >> pope francis shared his thoughts on a spanish language documentary which premiered at the rome film festiva

presidential debate between president donald trump and former vice president joe biden thursday from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. listen live on the c-span radio app and go to c-span.org/debate for live or on-demand streaming of c-span's debate coverage. wednesday morning, the justice department announced a settlement with purdue pharma over the role in the opioid epidemic.

belmont university's campus in downtown nashville is stunning.n have a rose garden with more than 200 varieties of roses. it's a gorgeous place, 8200 students here. it has played host to a debate before, 2008 between john mccain and barack obama. now, this week, it's our home, our set is here and obviously the big debate tonight. our show continues after this. i wanted more from my copd medicine, that's why i've got the power of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1 2 3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1 2 3 ♪ trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open, and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing,

thursday from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. listen live on the c-span radio app go to c-span.org/debate. for live or on-demand streaming of c-span debate coverage. >> we are just weeks away from election day. november 3, with control of congress and who occupies the white house next year will be decided. stay with cspan2 here president trump and joe bided make their case to the american public. in watch debates as of the hotly contested house and senate race races. camping 2020 coverage, every day on c-span. c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. student senate republicans are proposing a constitutional amendment to limit the supreme court to nine justices. as some are calling for democrats too expand the court if judge amy coney barrett is confirmed and democrats gain control of the senate in the upcoming election. senator marco rubio sent joint senate judiciary chair lindsey graham and others at a news conference to talk about the proposed amendment. sce

live look from belmont university in nashville. that debate moderated by our own kristen welker. live to the senate judiciary committee where nobody sitting in that chair right now, but they have approved amy coney barrett for the committee. they have to move that on to the full senate. >>> president trump was in north carolina in front of a crowd that used masks sporadically. he complained the media spent too much time talking about the pandemic. >> all you hear is covid, covid, covid, covid. >> unfortunately, we're seeing a distressing trend here in the united states with covid-19 cases increasing in nearly 75% of the country. >> overnight data shows 1,130 americans died of covid yesterday. 561 on tuesday. >>> cbs has released the clips of the interview with president trump. they're relatively unremarkable to be honest. president trump says the white house will release a preview of its own. you can watch the whole thing on "60 minutes" on sunday. we're watching everything that is happening and you can tweet me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >>> a judge is refusing to fast track attor

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the president has to say throughout these 90 minutes we know that this debate here on the campus of belmont university in nashville tennessee will be a combination of domestic policy a foreign policy we expect that the u.s. president will really try to hit hard when it comes to joe biden and some of the issues involving the supreme court we also know that joe biden is expected to hit donald trump once again on his handling of cope at 19 the rising number of infections in the united states so americans are watching very carefully more than 47000000 americans have already cast their ballots as a record and surge of voting in early voting but there are still millions more that have yet to and so these are what these 2 men will be doing is they share the stage for a final time before the november 3rd election but what many will really be watching for as you pointed out is whether or not donald trump will remain aggressive in his stance towards his rival. she was the 1st presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden according to many political analysts was a low point in the 2020 u.s. e

second presidential debit between president trump and former vice president joe biden thursday from belmontversity in nashville, tennessee. listen live on the c-span radio /debate go to c-span.org or c-span's debate coverage. >> democrats need to pick up four seats to gain control of the senate. in georgia both seats are up or election. the cook political report rates this a toss up.

tonight from belmont university in nashville tennessee in life coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. it is alive in the c-span radio app, and go to cspan.org/debate. for life or on demand streaming c-span's debate coverage. there are 35 seats up for election this year in the u.s. senate. twelve of them currently held by democrats. senator is seeking a third term in new hampshire running against republican. the political report has been listed as solid democrat. >> then debate, tonight, the candidates for u.s. senate . good evening and thank you for joining us for the second of our state debate. tonight we are hearing from the candidates who want to represent you in the u.s. senate . equity things this year, the senate of this debate is a little different than usual. our been lesser here in the studio, to follow covid-19 guidelines republic and challenger, courtney is in a separate studio. because of several thoughts they today in the u.s. senate and restrictions around travel, related to thehe covid-19 can democratic income it is live from a studio in washington dc

debate the new -- between president donald trump and former vice president joe biden thursday from belmontrsity in nashville, tennessee. live coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span and listen live on the c-span radio app and go to www.c-span.org/debates for live or on-demand streaming of debate coverage. up live on tuesday, the house ways and means oversight subcommittee considers ways to increase health care coverage during the coronavirus pandem

the campus of belmont university in nashville, tennessee. . a live look here. joe biden and president trump in their final debate of the campaign. our live coverage starts here on c-span at 8:00 eastern with a debate at 9:00 p.m. announcer: we are weeks away day, november 3. when control of congress and who occupies the white house next year will be decided. stay with c-span2 here president trump and joe biden make their case to the american public and watch debates and some of the hotly contested house and senate races. campaign 2020 coverage, everyday, on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television company as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. announcer: house speaker nancy pelosi held her week b

good evening from belmont university in nashville, tennessee.risten welker of nbc news, and i welcome good evening from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. i'm kristen welker of nbc news, and i welcome you to the final 2020 presidential debate between president donald] trump and former vice presidentjoe biden. so, as you know, 2.2 million people modeled out were expected to die. we closed up the greatest economy in the world in order to fight this horrible disease that came from china. it's a worldwide pandemic, it's all over the world. you see the spikes in europe and many other places right now. if you notice, the mortality rate is down 85%. the excess mortality rate is way down and much lower than almost any other country. and we're fighting it and we're fighting it hard. there is a spike. there was a spike in florida and it's now gone. there was a very big spike in texas. it's now gone. there was a very big spike in arizona. it's now gone. and there were some spikes and surges in other places. they will soon be gone. we have a vaccin

welker: good evening from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. i am kristen welker, and i welcome you to the 2020 residential debate between president trump and former vice president joe biden. tonight's debate is sponsored by the commission on presidential debates, and conducted under health and safety protocols. the audience in the hall has promised to remain silent. no cheers, boos, or other interruptions -- except for right now as we welcome to the stage former vice president joe biden, and president donald j. trump. [applause] ms. welker: i want to say good evening to both of you. this will cover six major topics. at the beginning of each section, each candidate will have two minutes to answer without interruption. the debate will turn on your microphone only when it is your time to answer, and turn it off exactly when two minutes expire. after that, both microphones will remain on, but please speak one at a time. the goal is to hear each other so the american people can hear every word of what you have to say. if you are ready, let's start.

tonight from belmont university in nashville tennessee in life coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. it is alive in the c-span radio app, and go to cspan.org/debate. for life or on demand streaming c-span's debate coverage. there are 35 seats up for

welker: good evening from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. i am kristen welker, and i welcome you to the

. -- from belmont university. futures -11. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are getting this big bounce back from the third quarter. the second quarter, of course. and i think the natural assumption is that you have well above trend growth again in the fourth quarter, and in the first on.ter, following tom: managing the message, the gentleman from st. louis, always interesting. this to bully or of the -- mr. bullard of the st. louis fed. the call for negative interest rates in the united kingdom, and the vicinity of 2021, peter schaffrik is with us right now. all of this is fine, and all of fine withic talk is the officials who spoke yesterday. what do you then do in fixed income if that is the outlook and that is the call? negative interest rates tells me price up, yelled down. that is a good thing, right? peter: it depends on who you are, of course, but yes, we think there is ace -- there is still a scope of performance, particularly on the short end of the u.k. market, but also down the curve. that before a call for negative int

second presidential debit between president trump and former vice president joe biden thursday from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. listen live on the c-span radio /debate go to c-span.org or c-span's debate coverage. >> democrats need to pick up four seats to gain control of the senate. in georgia both seats are up or election. the cook political report rates this a toss up. >> welcome. i'm scott slayton. you are watching the atlanta press club loudermilk young the debate series. this is the general election debate for candidates running for the special election for the seat currently held by kelly leffler. we panelist for joining us from their homes or other remote locations. candidates.eet the they are doug collins, a republican from georgia's ninth congressional district, a seat he has held since 2013. , a republicanfler appointed to the u.s. senate in january, 2020, to replace a retiring senator. slowinski, a real estate developer. -- ander, a realist airmen. and greg bluestein is a political reporter with the atlanta journal-constitution. and the producer of morning editio

second presidential debate between president trump and former vice president joe biden thursday from belmontniversity in tennessee. coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. listen on the c-span radio app and go to c-span.org/debate for on-demand streaming of c-span's debate coverage. remarks by dr. fauci. he talks about the coronavirus and public health policy. his recorded remarks where recorded by johns hopkins university. johnsm the dean of the hopkins bluebird school of public health and honored to be here to launch our quarterly policy forum. president daniels is unable to join us. we are now recording this conversation slightly in advance. personthink of no better with who to begin a series of dialogues about health policy then dr. anthony fauci,

on the campus of belmont university where history is made for a second time.n tennessee in 2008 when it was obama vs. mccain. obama dominated the clock, brian, and that one was a bit of a ball hog and i will get to that mute button discussion. but, first, biden who is off the campaign trail didn't make his case because you had president trump holding that rally in erie, pennsylvania, he was already trying to draw a contrast between the two candidates. watch. >> this is an election between the trump super recovery, which is happening right now and a biden depression. going to double, triple and now quadrupled your taxes. it's a choice between our plan to kill the virus or biden's plan to kill the american dream. and that's what he would be doing. >> let's talk about tomorrow's format. it will be 90 minutes. no commercials like cleveland. six 15-minute segments and moderator you mentioned the president was attacking is nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, her six topic also be fighting covid-19, american families, race in america. climate change, nation

bracing for a brawl in belmont debate. the reason being because this change in the commission is not an at-will mute button as some have characterized it, it is a rule change as frank sort of laid out and that is that each candidate gets two minutes of uninterrupted time to answer a question. in the format, which is six 15-minute segments, that means depending on how many questions the moderator, kristen welker asks the remaining time both mics will open in open discussion and, of course, that could lead 13, 11, 10 minutes where both mics are hot and you could get right back to the fighting and brawling that we did see, so what's going to happen? only time will tell. we have already seen differing opinions on this change. if you listen to the candidates. biden. was off the campaign trail. spoke to a local wisconsin station. here is what he said. >> good idea. i think there should be more -- limitations on us not interrupting one another. >> but president trump disagree and was accusing the commission of muting him last tim

thursday from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. live coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. listen live on the c-span radio app and go to c-span.org/debate for live or on-demand streaming of c-span's debate coverage. joining us the president of judicial watch, he serves as the president judicial watch.org, the website. her to talk but issues of the russian investigation and other topics. good morning. >> x are having. >> reminded viewers about the purpose of your organization. also if you would could you tell our viewers how you are funded? >> judicial watch is funded through voluntary donations than the american people. we are a nonprofit educational foundation that tries to bring more transparency and accountability and the rule of law to our nation's public life. >> one of the issues of transparency organization spends a lot of time with previous at up to date is set of this look into the russian investigation of the background of the. remind people i guess because we heard about it a lot but we like people again what was essentially your take on what w

with reright on tack and we are thrilled to be working so closely with belmont. >> the trump campaign has voiced objections to the muted mics but the president will still take part in the event. this is the last chance for both candidates to reach a large audience before voting ends november 3rd. kpix5 is helping you vote smart. using the hash tag kpix on facebook and instagram or use e- mail. we will try our. >>> race for a seat on the elk land city council is getting ugly. more than 100 of one councilwoman's campaign signs have been stolen. she said that someone set her photographs of the thieves. she is posted them to her social knee why media page. >> i have never heard of anyone doing this. i have never engaged in it. my supporters haven't engaged in it. we don't want this to be more aggressive which is why i'm calling it out now. >> five challengers trying to unseat the city councilmember. she is running for her third term. >>> today is the deadline to reach an agreement on a new coronavirus stimulus package before the election. nancy pelosi and treasury secretary were reportedl

gillian: joe biden will be hosted at belmont university with president trump over the debate., leadership, a handful of issues. fox news channel and fox business is going to have complete coverage of the debate, soup to nuts. our special coverage starts next thursday right here 8 p.m. eastern. leland, i know that, you know, you're not necessarily always a late night kind of guy. leland: got to stay up for this. gillian: you've got to stay up for the debate. no excuses. leland: what's interesting, and this is really the first time it happened. it happened a little bit in 2016 for as much of a discussion and spotlight as there is on candidates, now the debate moderators are becoming almost as big of a you shall as at candidates themselves. we saw president trump going after our own chris wallace in the first debate. steve skully became a huge issue in his tweets in the second debate and now kristin welker of nbc is in the spotlight. the new york post power days ahead of the debate. and debate moderator has deep democratic ties and one can imagine the intensity on her, her questi

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>>stay with >>and just a few hours from now the presidential contenders will take the stage at belmont university from the final presidential debate before election night. that's where we find reporter tahman bradley, he's going to update now us now what we can expect for tonight. and i'm just seeing now but there's breaking news that that plexiglas that was supposed to be between the 2 candidates, they did both decided to remove it. >>that's exactly right. they both tested negative for covid-19 testing that evening from nashville music city tonight, the man who want to be president of the united states will play their greatest hits as the campaign nears the finish line. >>for president trump and vice president biden this is it the final presidential debate a final shot to make their case to a massive television audience. the 90 minute face to face takes place at belmont university in music city strict covid safety protocols remain in effect the rational left would who is not exactly a sweet sound of the first presidential debate there were nonstop. interruptions and cross talk in resp