biden: good afternoon.ay to talk about infrastructure and jobs and are -- our clean energy future, but i have to start by speaking about what millions of americans know when they wake up every morning with worry, anxiety and

biden. we wish joe biden was president now. but we know we've got to vote, and we know it is not going to happen by magic, and we have to do everything we can. but i just can't thank you enough for listening to us, and all of the, not just the frustrations and challenges, but the hope and understanding that you heard from fed and melissa and philippe and jerry, and the questions people have had. i just can't thank you enough. dr. biden: randi, thank you, and thank you to the aft. thank you to all your members who are here on this zoom. just want to reassure everybody that if and hopefully when we are elected, you, the educators, the unions, the students, the parents, will have a partner, a partner, two partners, in the white house. [laughter] sen. warren: i just want to reiterate what dr. biden is saying, because it is going to be extraordinary to have two partners in the white house, to have such a remarkable man to be president but such a remarkable woman, who is an educator through and through, and who will be there every da

>> because what they want to do -- joe biden -- look, in all fairness, i'm not sure if it's joe bidenr the crazy left wind handlers, he has signed on to cory booker's plan to get rid of single family zoning in the suburbs, they want to have little downtowns. well, guess what? a lot of folks moved to the suburbs because they want to have space, they don't want to be downtown. but the democrats want to go and remake america. they want to go and have cities encroche our ---encroach our, steal the tax basis. this would be disastrous. no american living in the suburbs wants to be downtown, otherwise that, would live downtown. howard: president trump told chris wallace in the interview that aired this morning on fox news sunday that biden wants to defund the police. we played this earlier. he said it's in the agreement with bernie sanders who you like to reference. chris wallace pushed back and said correctly there's no mention of defunding the police in this agreement. so did the president misspeak? >> no, the president was spot-on. joe biden and the radical left absolutely want to defund

that is where we are headed under biden. for a long time, many of you have been very happy that you don't have to live in left-wing cities like baltimore, new york or san francisco. but just a few months, you may find out what it's like. finally, let's not forget a vote for biden is a vote to erase the history, national memory and our tradition. which brings us to the riots. most people on the right or frustrated on the ongoing destruction but most of it is contained in areas where writers feel safe. st. louis, chicago will never arrest and prosecute these thugs. yet that is only true us so long the republicans hold the white house. if the left gets control of the doj, the writers will feel safe from prosecution almost anywher. in fact they will know anyone who interferes with them will risk federal investigation. biden won't have to order people to do much of anything like what, blow up mount rushmore? no, he's not going to do that. he just won't do anything to stop or punish the folks who try to. as nancy pelosi says -- >>

vice president biden: right.resident obama: i know how deeply you care about american families, and that any loss of life that is pretty -- that is preventable, if you're president of the united states, it's your job to try to prevent it. and one of the things that i think you said that's so important and we understood this during the financial crisis, you can't separate out the public health crisis from the economy. if you want the economy growing again, people have to feel safe. vice president biden: what you did and what all great presidents do is not only lead, they persuade. i think what you did with obamacare, the aca, and what you wanted to do, to have a public option. it's the quickest, fastest way to get everyone covered. i remember when beau was toward the end, and the only person i told the detail all the time was you, because you had a right to know exactly what -- and he only had months left to go. and i used to sit there and watch him in the bed, and in pain, and dying of glioblastoma. and i thought

[applause] the hard truth is you won't be safe and joe biden's america -- in joe biden's america.adical left experiment of defunding the police is failing families in cities across the country already. efforts amid defunding around america, cities are struggling with rising crime rates. atlanta saw a 19% rise in shootings, a 9% increase in murders. in chicago, a 42% rise in shootings and a 39% increase in murders. in philadelphia, 54% rise in shootings. a nearly 20% increase in murders. blasio'slt of mayor de disbanding of the anti-crime unit in new york city, which is a decision many african-american leaders are begging him to reverse, that city has already staggeringrease of a 277 sent -- 277% and the number -- ofs skyrocketing these areyrocketing shocking numbers but not surprising. ofe in wisconsin, the city milwaukee has seen a 50% increase of nonfatal shootings and a100 percent increase in murders from the same time last year. it is on pace to break the record of the homicide rate set 30 years ago. this is a frightening preview of joe biden's agenda and action. after years o

speaking of biden, what does fauci have to do with biden's campaign? we have a great explanation. but first, a time for action. that's the focus of tonight's angle. even i was shocked to hear that the g.o.p.-controlled senate are going to leave town on thursday for an 18 day recess in the middle of this current crisis. we still have 21 million people unemployed, covid still lingering, anarchist rioters. unfortunately too many republicans are exactly the people iou warned you about last night, the sunshine patriots thatsh thomas paine wrote aboutn 1776. we see this kind of behavior, it can look like our cause is hopeless. but it is not. we've gone through tough times before and we come out on top. and we can again. remember the 1970s and how bleak the outlook was for the country? maybe you were too young to remember it. i was a kid. but you've got watergate, the quagmire of vietnam, the oil embargo, double-digit o inflati, not to mention a hostile media and the malaise of jimmy carter's presidency? a lot of people lost hope. they were convinced we'd never be able to prevail over th

guest: biden has an advantage here.ecause the democrats have a formidable machine, andnd they n the presidential race. the last three cycles. hillary clinton beat donald trump by two and have points although that was closer than it looked because the race especially was over after early chvoting. in the democrats have been to enough boats. biden is ahead in paul's hair. only slightly outside of the margin of error. in the recent polling. there has not beenn a lot of public only but the democrats have an substantial registratin advantage which they have for many years including 154,000 foreigners oso and clark county which is where laseg vegas is pretty 70 percent of the most. it would be difficult for republicans to win state wide in nevada. >> it seems a long ago the nomadic caucuses which senator bernie sanders bond with about 40 percent of the democratic vote. many people were beginning to write off joe biden. so so much as changed since then. as a solid for the mechanic nominee joe biden. >> that is an interesting q

i don't feel safe and joe biden's america if that's his plan. >> no question, joe biden, redirectingunds from the police department and put into other activities. ask any police department where those cuts will come from. they will come from the number of police on the street. this is the same joe biden who's walked away from his support of the crime bill, and one of the greatest bragging points of thef biden administration under president clinton was they put 100,000 cops on the street. >> sean: ari. he said people. he also said in the battle over integration of schools, i don't want my kids in a racial jungle. his words. >> that's right, and that's why he's got a weakness particularly among younger african-americans that donald trump is going to do better with, but the bigger point here is there's a huge vulnerability for joe biden on public safety. who was the greatest people who benefit from public safety? this is the president's huge opportunity in chicago. it's the black community,ln poor people, people whose neighborhoods have been neglected. who can do the most protect their

biden hidden and off the campaign trail.t is your reaction to that? [no audio] elizabeth: okay, we're having, we're having technical difficulties. is mercedes still with us? elizabeth: go back to edward lawrence. try to get mercedes satellite back up. do we have mercedes now? okay. mercedes, you heard, terrific, mercedes, you heard my question. we got you back on. what is your reaction? >> you know, i think when you're looking at the, joe biden, and the fact that he has made this decision to move to the far left it is very troubling. i think when you're even looking at issues like school choice, something where joe biden has said we're not going to support charter schools. we'll line up with teachers unions, i think for the president to be vocal and really share this message with the american people, whether it be at the rose garden, whether it be in mount rushmore is a priority. it is critical to get the word out because why? because joe biden refuses to answer the tough questions. joe biden gives these very mini little spe

biden's push towards american-made product, not only similar thing we heard from biden that align with. over past 3 1/2 years, one thing for his recovery plan will be cracking down on china. he wants to make sure that the trade relationship is balanced. he wants to crack down on china's cyber threats. also their currency manipulation and all of these things are things that we have heard from the president but biden today saying he is the best person to actually get it done. jackie? jackie: hillary, thank you so much. some of that sounds very familiar, connell. connell: it does. we'll talk about that with fred hochburg, former president and chairman of the u.s. export-import bank under president trump. from what i understand he is working closely with the biden campaign. fred, thank you for coming on. in the time we have i would like to do i think taxes and trade maybe in that order with what the former vice president spoke about today. on taxes first, saying things time to end era of shareholder capitalism, talking about raising the corporate rate from went all the way down to 21. want

here's joe biden. [phone ringing] >> i don't know who's phone that is, but the scale of the loss is staggering. it's been two months. am i on? thank you so much for tuning in -- >> look, tomorrow superstars -- i want to thank you all. i tell you what, i'm rushing head on. we hold these truths to be self evident. all men and women were created by -- you know the saying. >> my name is joe biden, i'm a democratic candidate for the united states senate. >> if you agree with me, go to joe 30330. >> we choose truth over facts! >> play the radio, make sure the dash excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night. the phone. make sure the kids. >> poor kids are just as talented and just as bright as white kids. >> it's not hypothetical. >> why in god's name should someone who is flipping through ponds in the stock market make in fact pay a lower tax rate than someone who in fact is, like i said, a schoolteacher and a firefighter? >> sean: my personal favorite is we hold these truths to be self-evid

biden chance of winning election in 2020.risen dramatically, so has the shanghai composite on a eight-day winning streak. are they piling into chinese equities because they see a biden victory? i want to speak to paul hickey. president trump is tough on china, there is a trade war and the tough rhetoric. ford just mentioned on the other hand you heard biden say calming, more conciliatory things about china. do you think their market is rallying on the idea there could be a president biden? >> well i mean i think if you look, biden came out with some pretty harsh comments towards china yesterday but it is all a matter of actions versus words and you know, you look over the last eight years he was vice president, the tone toward china was a lot more conciliatory like you were saying, charles. i would say, i wouldn't say this is all a function, rally in chinese equities but it hasn't just been the last eight days. it has been about, been going on for a month now where we've seen as trump poll numbers gone down and biden's theref

>> i wonder if progressives will flock to biden or not. policies they want that they might see that are mentioned by the unity passport, medicare for all, green new deal. i wonder if they will provide on the basis of cheating donald trump is that enough? rob: your response to that? >> progressives are very clear, the policy with them, the thing of it is you can't put everybody in a 3 way marriage, the worst threesome in history, you can't say conservatives, moderates and progressives, conservative say he's too far to the left, progressives say not far enough and moderates will say we want the moderate we voted for. medicare for all is an important policy progressives will not be giving up and it is people for from for dentists trump is what this election is about. senator sanders will say the most progressive president since fdr is a joke because the recommendations have not been accepted by joe biden at this time. we must understand the difference between recommendation and accepting the policy. rob: does biden have an identity crisis he

with joe biden becoming the president, possibly, what is joe biden going to do to change? he has had all this time to correct these things. again, i see the good that trump is doing, even though he may not have done things in the greatest way, but his actions are definitely proven. how is it that joe biden is actually going to make america down a path of equality for jobs and everything else given his track record that i have seen over the past 40 years? >> it is a great question, sort of a fundamental question of this campaign. i have been reporting on american politics and the economy long enough to know that it is something that people are really tired of. i would just ask you really quickly, what policies you think have been most effective that the president has pursued for helping the economy? >> i think the color hung up. >> i'm sorry. i will answer than. again, which was a very good question, but i was looking for a little more context. i think with joe biden has to sell here to the american public is the idea that he can be effective with policies that he has been

many people were beginning to write off joe biden. so much has changed. what about the sanders support in nevada? is it solid for the presumptive democratic nominee, joe biden? jon: interesting question. sanders won here essentially in a landslide over joe biden. it is a caucus. they calculate the votes differently. but it is interesting the biden team took that as a second-place finish after his disastrous showing in iowa and new hampshire, spring boarding to south carolina, and the rest is history. the progressive wing of the democratic party is not much different than the left wing of the democratic party elsewhere. i think the imperative to beat donald trump will trump, so to speak, their potential disaffection with joe biden, their disappointment in bernie sanders not being the nominee. that of course is going to be the key provided across the country, -- the key for biden across the country, being able to do what hillary clinton was unable to do, get the far-left excited to turn out for him. steve: how important is the -- free democrats in nevada? j

negatives. >> biden is a very willing trojan horse for socialism. >> biden is a puppet of bernie sanders, aoc, the militant left. >> nobody will be safe in a biden america. >> fit ends up being a popularity contest, or worse, a referendum on president trump, i think he's got some real headwinds to face. >> many republicans question whether the president can avoid the spotlight long enough to make the election a choice rather than simply a verdict on him. >> i think right now, obviously trump has a problem with the middle of the electorate, with independents, they're the people who are going to decide a national election. the election will also be a referendum on the voting system itself. in 40 days, the first ballots will be mailed out in north carolina. 22 more states begin failing absentee ballots 45 days or more before the election. launching a fight over access to the ballots. >> voting by mail is wrought with fraud and abuse. >> in fact, fraud via mail-in ballots is quite rare. in setting up what may be a weeks-long process to count absentee votes -- >> we're putting together a majo

your reaction to joe biden? >> this is unbelievable just another series of talking points the way you describe a it is the truth of what happens in portland every single night these criminals have taken over the protest they meet and organize and plan with that willful intent to destroy property and seriously hurt those agents under the title the to dictate to protect federal buildings that is what our president is therefore. so to say that presence of federal agents have the responsibility incite violence is ridiculous now think the american people believe that. >> the rioters are embedding themselves in peaceful protest as i have been in chicago. is that what you are seeing? >> every single night for 50 nights it starts with out with peaceful protesters and the group what that willful intent to do damage and to destroy federal property. just the past two nights alone they have thrown incendiary devices into the federal courthouse with the intent to burn it to the ground with federal agents and officers inside.

i felt that was joe biden. and i trust joe biden to make the kind of decision that will enable this country to fulfill it's greatness. this is a great country. we don't have to be made great again. our challenge is to make this country's greatness accessible and affordable for all of its citizens. and i look out there and i believe today that we look at the two people vying for this job. one or two of them will be sworn in come january and of the two, the person i think is best suited to make this country's greatness accessible and affordable for all of it citizens, all of his citizens is joe biden. i also believe that he will make the right decision and get a running mate. i'm not going to tell him what to do. i made it very clear to everybody that's asked, i'm the father of three daughters. i would be very proud to see an african american woman on the ticket but that to me would be a press for joe biden but not a must for joe biden. i think joe biden ought to get all the information, do the polling, do the ve

sanders won here essentially in a landslide over joe biden. it is a caucus may calculate the most differently but it's interesting the biden team took that as a second-place second place finish after its disastrous showing in iowa and new hampshire to springboard south carolina and the rest is history but the progressive wing of the democratic party here is not much different than the left-wing of the democratic party elsewhere. i think the imperative to be donald trump, trump so to speak there is potential disaffection with joe biden and there's disappointment in bernie sanders not aimed the nominee but that of course is going to be the key for biden across the country being able to go and do what's hillary clinton in some ways was able to do which is get the far left excited to turn out for him. >> host: how important is the vp pick for democrats in nevada? >> guest: i thank all of you afcap oculus has changed in the sense that since the george floyd killing, the african-american community is a minority community here has really been at it e

bernie sanders heaping massive praise on joe biden's hard left turn, and bernie admitting that biden is now a radical socialist like him. we have a mini monologue coming up on that and so much more. first, our top story takes us to portland, oregon. another liberal city run by liberals for decades. unlawful, violent riots are turning the city into a literal disaster area and yeah, it looks like a war zone like other places. for months, portland has been ripped apart by socialist anarchists. three courthouses have not been damaged on multiple occasions. the hatfield courthouse was firebombed. the u.s. custom house was vandalized. police were attacked with lasers. several officers now assaulted with a sledgehammer's. stores were broken into, buildings were set on fire. this is insane. we're talking about dozens and dozens of assault, arson, graffiti, looting, vandalism, violence, you name it. so-called demonstrators even attempting to set up their own autonomous zone just like the chop, chas, summer of love, spaghetti potluck dinner zone of seattle and so far businesses in the downtown

biden.e it veryy plain that i have been one of these working mothers and caregivers, all at the same time. so, i know exactly what vice president biden means by build , because we have even been stressed more, these last five months we have dealt with this virus. and he has taken care of aging parents. he's been a single parent. he knows just how hard it is to raise a family and to care for a sick family member. and he knows that millions of americans who are just trying to make ends meet -- i remember those days when i was one of them. the president has laid out a fair plan, a great plan how we can help caregivers get access to quality caregiving. they will get an adequate salary, they can work for themselves and juggle the responsibilities of work and caring for a sick parent. we have some guests here today that can tell you firsthand not just what they remember, like me, but what they are doing every day. cell even before the pandemic, our country was experiencing a caregiving crisis. ed

>> biden plagiarized bernie sanders as an environmental plan or, he put a gun to biden's head and said will say whatever you want to say. this is literally the aoc's green new deal. $2 trillion on wind and solar, do you think joe biden or any of his people can pull it off? first of all, solar only works economically in the united states and the southwest. wind power only works in the great plains in the midwest but i guarantee you, all of this trillions of dollars, it's just going to go to lobbyists and donors and they will putl in mos just not going to work. it's just another boondoggle because they are not smart enough to be able to pull it off. the smartest thing to say if i were joe biden would with me, i'd be for fracking but he went so far left in the primary he doesn't like fracking. because natural gas is the cleanest energy source we are ever going to have. and god bless the united states with mountains and mountains of it. we are just sitting on piles of it so you can even balance of fusions solar panels and windmills with this beautiful clean and natural gas and call it a da

joe biden, spending about $4 million in the trump's campaign spent very little.reason being is that the campaign wants to make sure the campaigning was advertising in the right place, right time, choosing the right to people. what's the message that's being reworked? >> you make great points there but listen, we have 95 days until the election and 36 days before the election see ballots come in the mail and so it makes sense that the campaign manager stepping up and you want to look at things and take an inventory and moving with targeting and strategic messaging. that's what were doing and so pulling them for a few days and of the d.c. chartering class and the beltway bureaucrats and political pundits care about that but who cares no big deal and were going up full force with targeted ad by the first party of next week and they're going to show the difference in the elections are about choices. when our ants go up, you are see joe biden's 50 year empty vessel being filled by the socialist wing of the party, ilhan omar, bernie sanders, and that they are pulling h

i feel so privileged to work for joe biden because joe biden correctly articulated what was happening in america when america was going through. he diagnosed the issue well before anyone knew what it was. more than a year and a half ago, he said we are in the battle for the soul of this nation and we need to rebuild the backbone of this country and we have to unite america. vice president biden made that very strong plea when he launched his campaign. people laughed at him. people said that he was not focused, out of touch. time and time again, that mantra, those values, that theory has been reaffirmed. i believe now more than ever, it is so important that we are doing everything we can to not just beat donald trump, because, yes, we have to beat him. but we are voting for something. we are voting for change. the people out in the streets right now, young folks who have raised our voices online, in person, all over this country are doing so because we want change. i live in washington, d.c. right now. on the first night of the protest, let me tell you, the protesters in d.c. did not g

also the obama-biden meet up may be a smoke screen -- >> 29, that the biden and sanders cams submitted proposals to update the democratic party platform. they want to decrease spending on national defense, emphasize police brutality, and climate change, and end to forever wars -- i thought trump didi that, and a national proposal to study slave reparations.st if that was your agenda, you'd be sitting across from obama too, laura. >> laura: why didn't obama get this all done in eight years? was he inadequate, was he inauthentic? are we supposed to believe that biden is a better, smarter political operator than obama wasrt for eight years or obama s hiding all the solutions from obama for eight years, he had the solutions but hiding it from him? >> the visual evidence would tell a different story. biden held a viral -- virtual event today with union health care workers, including a nurse who he shared his personal health story. >> i've been a recipient. i was hospitalized a long time ago with an aneurysm. >> what kind of questions when they ask you? >> they asked how long was this going

with joe biden becoming the president, possibly, what is joe biden going to do to change? he has had all this time to correct these things and i see the good that donald trump is doing even though he may word things not the greatest way, but his actions are proven and how is it that joe biden is actually going to make america down a and of equality, for jobs everything else, given his track record that i have seen over the past 40 years? a great question, a fundamental question of this campaign, and i have been reporting on the economy long enough to know that it is something people are tired of. i would ask quickly, what policies you think have been both effective that the president has pursued for helping the economy? host: i think the caller hung up. guest: sorry. i would just answer then. a very good question, i was looking for a little more context for it. to sell toden has the american public is the idea that he can be effective with hascies, many of which he been talking about for a long time, some of which he has not been talking about for a long time, both reversi

joe biden is someone you can trust. joe biden's a dreamer and a doer.s is what we're talking about across america. people want a president who will fight for their health care. people want a president who will put an end to this pandemic, who will listen to science and who will pull us together. >> it seems like the country is trending in that direction but the polls seemed to make it look like it was in the barring for hillary clinton and donald trump shaved off just enough votes in just enough places to win. how confident are you feeling about the polling right now? >> the only poll that counts is on november 3rd. i'm very heartened by what's happening but everyone on our team is hungry. they're humble. they're hard working. i tell them don't get on the polar-coaster. do your work and listen and talk about what joe biden is fighting for. this is an election, i think, about trust. donald trump has a record now, a record of broken promises. he has -- we have a manufacturing recession. it predated the coronavirus pandemic. he has promised to make sure th

mark cuban who supports joe biden. all right.e when you're on the show. >> first of all, thank you for promoting that. >> sean: i watched anecdotally, the people of my grocery store, thank god, they wore them, they didn't get sick. even jimmy kimmel praised me. i'm not a canceler or a boycott are. all right. so you're on the show last weekend i missed it. i feel like i failed. when we say "cuban says he hates trump," you're on my show, it's always about you trashing trump, i actually defend him but with that said you actually said this and i missed it. take a look. >> the biggest compliment in eight years, tell me the biggest compliment. >> easily their biggest accomplishment, it's unfortunate that they're trying to dismantle it. >> sean: okay. mark. you said obamacare, okay. the promise of obamacare, correct me if i'm wrong was keep your doctor, keep your plan and save -- i didn't ask the question. on average save $25 per year per family. the results are in, millions lost their doctors, millions lost their plan, on average a cou

that is the proposal the biden-bernie unity socialist task force and biden who rarely leaves his own house, seemingly always in the state of confusion, well, he's a perfect candidate for these radicals because they will control him obviously. biden couldn't even remember what he was talking about while even apparently reading from the teleprompter. oh, this is taking me too long. take a look at this. >> i believe this with every fiber in my being. what i propose is... it can be done. i think we are in a position to really make it happen. my team and your team are already working closely together to light up the path forward here. critical laws to strengthen collective bargaining. on politics like prevailing. look, yes, i'm -- i'm taking too much time. >> sean: i propose that -- i propose. this is taking too long. do i have to keep explaining something that i don't even know what it is? we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men and women are created equal by the thing, you know. the thing. god, the creator of everything. that's brutal. that's actually hard to watch. does th

this is joe biden's apathy, which people believe is a real selling point. >> we know biden has sympathy, but this time around he connected policy and apathy. he understands empathy is a huge part of this job. >> will you come back? i will be happy to come back. i was thinking of you as vice president but then you took this job so what can we do? [laughter] 's we want you know he wanted to lean into that shoulder rub, but he got confused. this is a kind face of an administration to ram through crushing regulations, speech codes, new taxes, reparations, and radicalism at every turn. meanwhile, biden refuses to subject himself to difficult interviews either because he's incapable of answering tough questions, cognitive decline, or he's afraid maybe we will reveal the truth. next, his party, he's become a little more than a puppet of the radical left and blm. it is a movement that believes the founders were evil, capitalism is evil, the constitution is evil, most americans are racist and that is evil, you get my drift. so we are supposed to believe that the only guy, sweet, old joe biden wh

critics say biden's team is keeping biden hidden, keeping him on a tight leash.id in 2012. joe biden was off-camara, out of the scene. watch joe biden say live on camera, his team is telling him to stop talking. watch this. >> that is essence of my whole notion dealing with -- trying to tell me i'm supposed to stop. but i have more to say here. elizabeth: so your reaction to that? we have other, we've seen other footage of the biden campaign team members stepping in to stop joe biden, live during television interviews, during local television interviews. your reaction? >> yeah. it is clear his handlers are keeping him bubble wrapped and in the basement because they don't know what joe biden will say or do next. i can't wait until the debates because we'll see the real joe biden, when the debates come. he need as teleprompter and a script to just answer basic questions, liz. i'm looking forward to the debates for sure. elizabeth: but other thing going on is bernie sanders is cheering the progressive hard left has set up six, six task forces to have influence on bi

what would biden do?k mandate? what are some actions he would take? >> he would. he would put in place the defense production act to make sure we're getting the materials that we need to get testing to people who need it, to get personal protective equipment to people who need it. i think you have seen from day one, he's modeled responsible behavior on masks. he has worn a mask from the onset. he asked other americans to wear a mask in order to help protect our neighbors and our communities. he's shown responsible leadership. he's demonstrated responsible leadership in social distancing. you know, and has really put the needs of the american people front, and that's a strong contrast to what we have seen from donald trump who relentlessly uses the crisis to talk about his own political fortunes, to pass the buck and blame others when he should take responsibility. what we have seen from biden is a consistent ability to step up and lead and put forward concrete plans to help us get through this, and also t

biden is way left.'ll show you biden issue of by issue and you will see he's a radical lunatic that will destroy the country pep says trains -- planes, trains and automobiles will run on water and sunshine. >> will there be anyplace for fossil fuel in a biden administration? >> no, we would work it out. jesse: he's work on getting rid of oil, gas and coal. he said it again. >> we are going to get rid of fossil fuels. phase out fossil fuels. no more coal plants. jesse: he's either dumb or crazy. he wants to get rid of what powers the world. we are looking at aoc in a suit and tie. biden is going to raise your taxes, too. >> the first thing i am going to do is repeal the tax cut. jesse: you are going to make less money under biden. your paychecks will be smaller. if you own a business, taxes going up. have money in the stock market, taxes going up on investments too. he will destroy the recovery with taxes and regulations just like obama did. biden won't lift a finger to stop illegal immigration. he doesn

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biden was broadcasting from down below today so what happened?it was a bizarre showing, laura and as i was saying, trying to situate biden as the improviser and chief which a new ad confirms, watch. >> a character that counts. we need a president who leads the state, not fear, who understand your pain. >> well, he may understand pain, but his understanding stop that law enforcement, laura. listen to how biden characterized the police in a conversation with an activist suffering with als, watch. >> military law enforcement, they don't need that. the last thing you need is not a humvee coming in like the military invading. they don't know anybody. they become the enemy. they are supposed to be protecting these people. so my generic point is that -- >> and we can redirect some of the funding? >> yes, absolutely. >> so laura, anything the man is asked, he simply says yes, i will do that, regardless of policy statements. he's calling the police the enemy here. annie sounds much more like ilhan omar, they want no police, prisons, and pipe none seems to

understands that joe biden will fix that. and he also wants to make sure this workforce like other workers in the dallas-fort worth economy and in the economies all around our great country, he wants to make sure they have a chance to join a union if they want to and they got to be able to so they can collectively bargain for good rights and so that they can collectively bargain for better pay and better working conditions . joe biden's plan will help essential workforce grow in number. it will improve the quality of care provided and that will mean workers will finally get to share in the prosperity they make possible. that's how we can create a more equitable economy in america and that's how we're going to fix what the coronavirus has done to him and our lives and our economy area that joe biden is running for president not just to rebuild what we've lost but he has a plan to build back better and he can't do it without all of you on thecall today . so together we are going to elect go biden as our next president and make