sends a very bad message to the voters there yeah a lot of the latest poll that i was reading bill schneider there's according to n.b.c. and the wall street journal that biden is now ahead of trump by 14 points and this comes after the debates so the way biden and trump have behaved specially over the past few weeks and few months couldn't be more different. could not be more different in trouble suffering because of it the big difference in this campaign is a difference of character american see the president is not having a pretty good character a poor character that's been true on through his presidency but now it's having real consequences the way he depends himself he wrote in a tweet today he said i can't be locked up in a room upstairs totally safe and say whatever happens happens i can't do that we have to confront problems as a leader you have to confront problems there's never been a great leader that would have done that i can't think of a great leader that would have taken the unnecessary risks that he's taken with this pandemic what about the what are the implications of other s

serve as president maybe something i needed to start thinking about always pleased to talk to bill schneider public policy professor at george mason university joining us from washington d.c. . do you care about the vice presidential debate should we care. yes we shouted for the very reason the rock runnels gave you got the 2 oldest presidential candidates on record one of them has had an illness could be a life threatening illness and the other is 70 almost 70 years old. even if joe biden get is elected and gets to a 1st term and is just fine he'll be 82 years old in 4 years i don't know if you want for 2nd term if he doesn't likely democratic candidate will be a camel heris so democrats are going to think about their future as well as this election so to that image do you think these 2 candidates vice presidential candidates tonight will focus on the policy that was so much in the last debate where people said well there was nothing about policy there was no substance do you think these 2 will talk about it or will the focus be on the people they could potentially replace and everything th

all right from our top story let's speak to bill schneider who's a public policy professor at george mason university joins us live from washington d.c. mr snyder welcome to the program. first was just wondering about this the big issue here of how you continue with a functioning government when cave it is almost rampaging through the top level of government there and you've got mitch mcconnell the u.s. senate majority leader saying that senate activity will be a rescheduled for after all from october the 19th what do you make of it all. i make of it that it's a big vests and it's a threat relate to the president's reelection and to the confirmation of the supreme court justice it would take a lot of irregular behavior for the senate to confirm this nominee and for there to be no disruptions at all in the preparations for the election we're at the peak of the campaign right now the things that he's saying that mcconnell is saying that the senate floor activity will be rescheduled from october the 19th but then pretty much in the same breath saying that the senate judiciary committee

i want to bring in bill schneider he's a political analyst and a public policy professor at george mason university he's joining us on skype from washington d.c. it's good to have you with us thank you very much indeed do you think that amy barrett's comments the swearing in will go at least some way to quell in the fears of democrats know we are at the peak of the election season and democrats are extremely angry about her nomination and now her confirmation. their worst fears may be realized and they are very angry about this this could drive a lot of democrats to the polls to vote against president trump are we assuming too readily that there are no checks and balances essentially in the supreme court which is structured like this that the justices will always vote according to their own political and religious beliefs i would being too harsh on the independent minded or judicially minded elements of the decision. well and here you're supposed to be too harsh in that judgment because it is believed has been for throughout american history that the judges are to exercise independent. j

court equally bad it gets down to work immediately which is exactly what the republicans wanted a bill schneider is a political analyst and public policy professor at george mason university and he says barrett's comments won't be enough to calm democrats concerns and could lead to people voting against president trump. we are at the peak of the election season and democrats are extremely angry about her nomination and now her confirmation they fear they've their worst fears may be realized and they are very angry about this this could drive a lot of democrats to the polls to vote against president trump and it is believed has been for out throughout american history that the judges are to exercise independent. judicial judgment and that they don't bring idiology to the court but in the last 50 years or so people have dismissed that idea they say they both their idiology republican appoints them they're likely to vote with the republicans the opposite with the democrats that's why democrats are so angry and republicans in the country are likely to see her confirmation as a consolation prize if p

happening on november 3rd at the polling places it's always good to get your thoughts on this bill schneider we appreciate it thank you very much indeed sure. more than 90 people have been arrested during protests in philadelphia over the police shooting of a black man dozens of officers were injured during the unrest police cars and waste bins were set on fire while several stores were looted 27 year old walter wallace was shot dead by police on monday as a bystander filmed the incident and posted it on social media officers say wallace was holding a knife and had been ordered to drop it several times we need a speedy and transparent resolution for the sake of mr wallace his family the officers and for all philadelphia i know that many philadelphians are feeling frustrated and outraged following yesterday's tragic incident i fully support your 1st amendment rights protests but we also ensure that our communities are not further her as a result please be careful while the us has been suffering under coronavirus so has europe the 2nd wave is hitting europe hard the death rate in france is mor

told congress racially motivated extremism made up the majority of domestic terrorism threats schneider's bill to create that new fbi office passed the house last week but not without pushback from some republicans to get a bill on domestic terrorism, but a bill that barely mentions and t 5. >>ohio gop representative jim jordan says the bill ignores violence from the extreme left. >>cold-blooded murder of a trump supporter by member not mentioned in the mission bill. >>simon clark studies white supremacy at the center for american progress the white supremacist rick is a much greater. threat of actual violence fbi director wray said as much during his september testimony we look at antifa as more of an ideology or a movement. then organization a similar bill is sponsored in the senate by illinois democratic senator dick durbin reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>an arrest has been made in that shooting ambush against to la county sheriff's deputies. still ahead, the separate crime that led to that suspect's arrest in sports the a's try to bounce back in game 2 of their wild-card ser

told congress racially motivated extremism made up the majority of domestic terrorism threats schneider's billte that new fbi office passed the house last week but not without pushback from some republicans to get a bill on domestic terrorism, but a bill that barely mentions and t 5. >>ohio gop representative jim jordan says the bill ignores violence from the extreme left. >>cold-blooded murder of a trump supporter by member not mentioned in the mission bill. >>simon clark studies white supremacy at the center for american progress the white supremacist rate isn't much greater. threat of actual violence fbi director wray said as much during his september testimony we look at antifa as more of an ideology or a movement. then an organization a similar bill is sponsored in the senate by illinois democratic senator dick durbin reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news more fire danger on the way red flag danger on the way red flag warnings taking effect the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford

let's bring in bill schneider in washington he's a political analyst of course in the public policy professor at george mason university bill great to see that is there a sense perhaps there is in fact more pressure on joe biden that you know he's very capable getting things rolling in the interim will be needling him. oh yes trump well in the last debate between the 2 of them trump came across as a bully he wasn't just needling him he was beating him to a pulp every time he had a chance what i'm interested in seeing tonight is how in the world are they going to be able to mute president chomp this could be quite a phenomenon if this is a guy who doesn't take kindly to being pushed around right when he was just discussing their correspondent saying the microphones muted it does give the one who's speaking the chills and talk about whatever they wanted it need not be the question at hand that's right us me the question you want to ask the question i want to answer that's the way debates have always worked and you going to see more that tonight joe biden wants to make sure this election is all

bill. to the latest on the stainless negotiations. jodi schneider here. there seems to be so much back and forth on this. what is the latest on the shift we are seeing from the president ? >> it has been a lot of back-and-forth. we saw the president just a week , basicallye hospital to do that if you wanted something, he would get this done. clearite house made it the white house was not going to negotiate with trump pulling his negotiators out of those talks. whowe have steven mnuchin just had a call with nancy pelosi, a 40 minute call saying that president trump wants an agreement on a conference of stay most package. this comes after nancy pelosi said they did not want to do a .iecemeal approach they wanted a big bill. -- the republic -- the democrats wanted to $.2 trillion. whether this can get done in the next before the election, this is a real question. this is against the chaotic backdrop where you have the president recovering from the coronavirus. >> we heard from trump today saying that he is not interested in a virtual debate. what is the late

bill we just introduced this week. now we recognize the gentleman from illinois, mr. schneider for five minutes. >> thank you madame chairwoman,, and i want to in particular thank the witnesses today for sharing your story. you represent that is millions of small businesses that are struggling with this crisis. the pandemic affected every aspect of your business, their business and the impact of the supply chains has been devastating. i also want to thank the committee. later today, the house is going to be voting on a bill i introduced, the bipartisan legislation about the bills coming together, working together called the covid prepared act. as we face the pandemic as we struggled with so many small businesses and in the spring and summer just scraping by to make ends meet. we need to know all aspects have a plan for the challenges we will face in the fall into the winter. so it would require each agency to send their plan. our witnesses can attest the chordal aspect of this like all small businesses they had to be nimble from indoor dining to outdoor carry out and a myriad o

schneider. we were talking about a bill that was a resolution that was intended to speak out against horrific treatment that has been alleged of noncitizens in the country after they have been detained by federal forces. and the resolution, i believed, was designed to divide us on something that we should have been speaking in one voice to condemn. there's no benefit in the america of having it appear that someone condones inhuman treatment by federal authorities against noncitizens. so is it clear to you that there is a difference, the occasional majority bills that are brought to the floor for a vote, that are designed apparently to divide us as opposed to unite us, versus the motion to recommit which i would concede is often designed as something that makes it appear that we are divided when in fact we may not be so? >> thank you. i appreciate the question. the distinction i would draw here is -- it's never good to divide us. but that's part of the politics and part of the process here. it's using a group as a pawn, as the wedge to create that division. to try to create a false impression of antagon

bill intelligence and former fed insider danielle de martino booth and managing director of the market gauge group and author of the bestselling book plant your money tree a guide to growing your wealth and michelle schneider thank you both for joining us today i want to start with you here now that it looks like another relief package is not going to happen before the election unless something miraculous happens here what will be the impact in the near term for the u.s. economy and markets. well you know it's interesting and there is a new gallup poll out today that showed that american the amount of money that they're going to be spending over the holiday season which is critical given that the back to school holiday shopping season was weaker than it would have otherwise been but it showed that the amount that americans are planning to spend this holiday season is going to hit a 4 year low and that is obviously before gallup took that poll that survey before we've seen this latest setback in the stock market if this is to continue then they'll even be more of pressure ringback on consumption on the u.s. economy again we're talking about 20000000 some odd americans who are to continue to collect unemploy