senator blackburn will be my guest. stocks finishing higher on hopes of a new stimulus bill, but it was a choppy day. abigail doolittle joins us from new york. walk us through the ups and downs. abigail: certainly fitting it was a choppy day because it was a choppy quarter. and following the pattern we have seen over the last few months. redad the premarket in the after that debate, the chaos, investors not liking it. the s&p 500, up more than 1.5%. afternoon news that a stimulus agreement had not been reached, stocks really nosedived, not into the red, but the s&p 500 only up about 3/10 of 1%. day, windowf the dressing to the third quarter, it was the mega cap stocks that did save the day. apple and microsoft, both up about 1.5%, again not on any change in fundamental news, but technical buying and technical selling we have seen in the month of september. speaking of, it has been the worst month since march, lots of volatility. up 8.5 percent, another big quarter. the nasdaq, up 12.4%. mostng that nasdaq 100 the beyond

senator blackburn: you want to modify it so it meets today's marketplace. in their infancy, they needed those protections. now, they are using that liability shield, cut out -- kind of hiding behind the skirts, if you will. and they are saying, you can't come and get us. we decided we think that this is objectionable. so therefore, you put in the specificity. away that you take nebulous language and you begin to say no, this is going to be a content creator, this is going to be content moderation, this is going to be who has liability protection. emily: senator marsha blackburn, cochair of the senate judiciary task force with bloomberg's kevin cirilli. stirring uppany not debate so far and capitol hill is netflix. even as other companies enter the crowded streaming market, netflix says it is focused solely on entertainment, not news, not sports. in a conversation with david netflix cofounder and ceo reed hastings explains. need to havee original programming. was familiar with the history of cable television and educated us on hbo's path, the first 20 years

republican senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. it's going to have you back on senator. >> i'm glad to be back on with you. and i had the opportunity to press a little bit. and i have to tell you, i am glad that he was there. and this is just another example of how the left will argue. you can't do your presidential duty. we don't want you here. but he goes any as well received. and there is no rioting or protests and demonstrations as they had predicted. elisabeth: will the polls show that joe biden is dropping in battleground states in the swing states parties not going to kenosha . yesterday by to give a speech to nearly empty room where kiki is the president of joking violence . democrats are void with the polls they acknowledge the writing after pretending it did not exist at their own convention. another try to explain the president for his attacking people. senator, if democrats truly believe that of all of this why did they see any of that at their own convention. not one of the aspirated. sen. blackburn: no. they did not.

in blackburn, only 40% —— 47%. blackburn, only 40% —— 47%. blackburn, only 40% —— 47%.e now reached and asked to self—isolate. these are the latest statistics. these are the latest statistics. these are the latest statistics. these are his own statistics that he publishes. what is world beating about that? on testing, there was little explanation in his statement as to what has gone wrong with testing in recent days. he tells us we are supposed to have capacity for around 300,000 tests a day, 100,000 of that is antibody test. what is the current testing capability at the current testing capability at the moment? actually, the secretary of state said no one should have to travel further than 75 miles for a test, but for many people, such as the 20% of home care workers on zero—hour contracts, taking out 150 mile round trip for a test simply isn't feasible. at the moment, it is not even possible! last night it was reported there were no tests in london. people in kent were asked to travel to cardiff. intent and they we re travel to cardiff. intent and they were advised to

i will ask senator marsha blackburn coming up. look at the inspiring story of a ufc fighter and his father. all that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so, folks after wild hopingover the last five for equalibrium, market at all-time highs, beginning to sway side by side. it is scary and epic. even trading before today was wild. it was all over the place. so, is this a session where maybe we can finally get some equalibrium to this market? if so, what is next? we'll ask ryan payne, ceo of payne capital management, a group i'm not affiliated with. fitzgerald group principal, keith fitz-gerald. we have optimal strategy's francis newton stacy. francis start with you. on the notion that we chose unchanged today, would be some form after victory, maybe a reset button. feels like we're trying to get that equalibrium? >> i agree with you charles, important to note volatility at the end of last week came from a little bit of a readjustment between dealers and call buyers in the options market. so you had big traders buying lots

it came back with availability for testing in a place on the outskirts of blackburn, which is over 150 miles away. it tried to send me to belfast, which is 100 miles from where i am. but from tomorrow, no—one will have to travel more than 75 miles for a test, according to ministers. we have got, you know, we've got significant demand for testing, but we've also got a very high capacity. laboratories in the uk have been described as maxed out, with 170,000 tests a day. we'll have the latest. also tonight: people arriving in wales and scotland from portugal must self—isolate for 1h days, but the rules covering england and northern ireland are unchanged. the online retail giant amazon will create 7,000 newjobs in the uk this year to meet growing demand. joe biden, democratic candidate for the us presidency, has met relatives of the african—american man shot by police last month. and the bbc‘s reeta chakrabarti shares her family's story on the 75th anniversary of the end of the second world war. and in the sport on bbc news, british number one johanna konta is out of the us open, beaten in

senatorsenator marsha blackburns us live tonight. i'm shannon bream in washington, white house correspondent kevin corke leads us off following a jam-packed news day. >> that is a perfect description and indeed it was. critics argued it was at the very best a public-private evolution. the president reassuring americans that the fight against covid-19 was winnable while privately expressing concerns about his impact but tonight it's bob woodward who sparked controversy who is facing fresh scrutiny about his handling of information about the deadly nature of the virus. after a torrent of criticism, he spoke to "the washington post" who posted part of the conversation on twitter. asked directly whether earlier publication of his interviews would have saved lives, woodward responded to know, how? he did say if anything, he would have gone to the post and sought to have it published forth with. it wasn't he added. the president's public-private posture on the virus is at the center of the controversy. back in january he said we have it un

senator blackburn, tennessee today. great to have you on the program. >> good to be with you. >> thank you for making time for us. >> thank you. >> harris: well, as i just touched on with the senator blackburn, senate republicans are meeting now on the president's supreme court nominee. she had to run. literally. judiciary chairman lindsey graham said they are talking about when a hearing could happen and how many days they expect it to take. chad pergram have more. >> that is the question can they do it before the election or after the election? they have not considered a supreme court justice in a lame duck session since 1880. so it's unclear. the key is they appear to have the votes to move it this year after mitt romney jumped on board. listen. >> on the other hand when there is a nominee of a party that is in the same party, they typically confirm. the decision to proceed with the president trump nominee is consistent with history. i came down on the side of the precedent and the constitution as i have studied it a

marsha blackburn serves on the senate judiciary committee and joins us live tonight.welcome to fox news at night. white house correspondent kevin cork following a jampacked news day. >> reporter: perfect description and it was. critics argue it was at best a public-private evolution, the president publicly reassuring americans the fight against covid-19 was winnable while privately expressing grave concerns about its potential impact but tonight it is bob woodward whose interview speculators countries, facing scrutiny over his handling of the deadly nature of the virus after a torrent of criticism. woodward spoke to washington post media writer who posted part of that conversation on twitter, asked to be with earlier publication of his interviews would have saved lives woodward responded now, how? woodward did say if anything was gathered it was legitimate public health issue, he would have gone to the post and sought to have it published forth with, it wasn't. the president's public-private posture and the virus is at the center of the controversy. back in january sp

senate judiciary committee member marsha blackbur blackburn joins us in a moment.nderson will be here to break it down. and with us tammy bruce and charlie kirk. we will be reviewing president trump's performance and his 1776 project on american history. i want to start with something deeper and that is our humanity. humanity is this. >> how can we friends given our disagreement on so many things and justice glia says i attract ideas, i don't attract people. we sought from a president in an unforgettable moment friday night. >> she led an amazing life. what else can you say. she was an amazing woman. she was an amazing woman who led an amazing life. >> but i'm really worried that we are losing our humanity. this was the reaction from a former cnn host. we are going to burn this thing thing down. this, from a columnist at the new york times, people have to take to the streets, just in case you thought he was talking about peaceful protests, this washington post writer clarified, there will be riots, more bigger riots and there's plenty more where that came from. wha

. >> ian blackburn. >> the remarks of the prime minister leader of the opposition. a shocking incident, a wonderful job to keep the rest of us safer. and associate myself with the leader of the opposition and the responsibility that we all have to eradicate inequality. yesterday the scottish social attitude revealed 15% of people trust the uk government to work in scotland's interest. scotland's mps overwhelmingly against the tori paragraph but the prime minister forced it through anyway. and the biggest attacks on scottish parliament in the history of evolution. can i ask the prime minister, not a difficult question. why does he think the people of scotland have more trust in him? >> he is completely wrong, what he says about the internal market, and the people of scotland, a clearer account, supported by the leader of the opposition, devolved power back to scotland, gives power back to scotland, enables scotland not just to take control of scotland's spectacular fisheries but also markets, scottish agriculture around the world and the historic day, after 23 years

were wins for two of the sides relegated from the premier league last season as bournmouth beat blackburnbig signings keep coming in the women's super league as the usa's alex morgan has moved to spurs, making her the fifth member of the world cup winning team to sign for a team here. and this how the north london club announced it. very little she hasn't achieved in the game — she moves from orlando pride in the national women's soccer league and joins tottenham for the rest of the season, pending a visa. meanwhile, on the pitch this evening, arsenal humilated their london rivals west ham, hamering them 9—1 in the women's super league. jill roord scored a hat—trick for the away side. the win moves arsenal top. in just over an hour's time in new york — naomi osaka and victoria azarenka will battle it out for the women's title at the us open... the first grand slam to be played since the pandemic hit... and a little earlier i spoke to the bbc‘s tennis correspondent russell fuller who is covering the tournament from salford. he told me both players are in such good form going into the final

there is one person described who died in blackburn after having called 111 twice and was told to state though his wife described him as losing his sense of taste and smell, being a huge fame —— back pain, developing a fever, no energy and turning grey but totally stay at home. eventually he was placed on a ventilator in intensive ca re placed on a ventilator in intensive care and diet. there are many more exa m ples of care and diet. there are many more examples of this and what these people are saying, they thought the services could not cope with the advice it was having to give on this new disease. yes, harrowing and awful stories, and interesting exclusive on that front page in the guardian. staying with the guardian, a different story, kier starmer to urge redwall voters to return to labour. he is asking the voters who departed to take another look at labour, will it work? first of all, who can believe that the first time he gets to stand up as a leader of the opposition is online on an empty hall. i think he obviously has to try and see if he can win some of those people back. th

senator marshall blackburn joining us along with matt gates and lisa booth. cory will be here with an inside look ahead at the big debate. we couldn't let this week go by without a biden swamp watch after that report on hunter. but as we watch this latest establishment attempt to take down the president you chose and they hate, i just wanted to start with a quick word to chuck todd and joe scarborough and rachel maddow and the editor of the new york times and jeffrey goldberg at the atlantic, especially jeffrey goldberg at the atlantic, but frankly every member of the crazed anti- trump establishment state media. what are you doing? isn't our country divided enough. why are you making it worse? i've watched this week as you've riled up your base with hysterical conspiracy theories about a trump coup and the end of our democracy. it's ridiculous. the president's term legally ends next january. if there's no clear winner by then your friend nancy closely will be the president. you know that. when the president talks about not accepting the results, he is simply

tennessee senator marsha blackburn and steve cortes, trump 2020 senior strategy advisor. congressman jordan, let's start with you. some of these snap polls have biden winning by a slim margin. i want to remind everyone in 2016, the first debate, hillary and trump by a 62-27 margin, folks thought hillary won the debate. so what's your big take away tonight? >> well, this been a survey, 62% of the american people think they can't freely express themselves in the cancel culture mob environment we find ourselves, so 62% are afraid to express their opinion and thoughts, might the polls be a little off? might there be people when they get called by a political pollster, baby they are a little reluctant to be straightforward without pollster. i know what i feel -- west central, north central ohio, think the trump banners, the trump science, i see all that, the same support we saw when the president won our great state by eight and a half points. i think he had a strong performance tonight and that's going to help as well. >> laura: senator blackburn, the one issue that i was dis

seattle puts up an eight spot, seven earned from blackburn. another home run and seattle 12-3. still don't know who the a's will face in the playoffs tuesday. >>> the 49ers depth will be put to the test when they take on the giants. nick mullens the start at quarterback as jimmy garoppolo sits things out with a high ankle sprain. this will be mullens' most significant action since 2018. he started the final eight games, went 3-5, threw for more than 2,200 yards. he didn't throw a pass all last year, he's staying ready for the moment when his number is called. >> you just work. every drive, every ball, focus on those mechanics and things like that, just relentless work in the offseason. you are what you are, but you can maximize that. so that's the growth mindset that i've always had. >> the more he is decisive, the more he gets out of his arms. he's gotten more reps than he did last time, not live reps but played pretty well and good to get three days in a row with the ones and ready to go. >> west finals, lebron and the lakers looking to clos

seattle puts up an eight spot, seven earned from blackburn.yle seager another home run and seattle sweeps the double dip, 12-3. still don't know who the a's will face in the playoffs tuesday. >>> the 49ers depth will be put to the test when they take on the giants at metlife stadium. nick mullens the start at quarterback as jimmy garoppolo sits things out with a high ankle sprain. mullens played in the game against the jets. this will be mullens' most significant action since 2018. he started the final eight games, went 3-5, threw for more than 2,200 yards. 13 touchdowns and ten i.n.t. he didn't throw a pass all last year, he's staying ready for the moment when his number is called. >> you just work. every drive, every ball, focus on those mechanics and things like that, just relentless work in the offseason. you are what you are, but you can maximize that. so that's the growth mindset that i've always had. >> the more he is decisive, the more owe -- he knows exactly where he's going, the more he gets out of his arms. he's gotten more reps tha

we have senator marsha blackburn on that. homeland security probing who was funding the rioters since the majority of them come from out-of-state? this debate, democrats acknowledged the rye off thing only after polls show that joe biden was dropping. rioting has gone on for 100 days. democrats trying to blame president trump. the debates why that will not play out with voters if democrats truly believed all that, why didn't they attack trump on just that. not one word about riots or any of that about trump. we've got the footage going viral. a top democrats like nancy pelosi out with nasty, ugly rhetoric, inciting unrest. guess which year these democrats began talking about that, doing all of that? i will give you a hint. it was not this year. fox news contributor david webb with his take? story, former independent counsel ken starr on fbi cracking down on abuses of power under the obama administration doing surveillance of trump during 2016 is it good enough. an appeals court judge says general michael flynn is being subjec

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seattle puts up an eight spot, seven earned from blackburn. kyle seager another home run and seattle sweeps the double dip, 12-3. still don't know who the a's will face in the playoffs tuesday. >>> the 49ers depth will be put to the test when they take on the giants at metlife stadium. nick mullens the start at quarterback as jimmy garoppolo sits things out with a high ankle sprain. mullens played in the second half of last week's injury-filled win over the jets. this will be his most significant action since 2018. he started the final eight games, went 3-5, threw for more than 2,200 yards. 13 touchdowns and ten int. he didn't throw a pass all last year. mullens says he's been staying ready for the moment when his number is called. >> you just work. every drive, every ball, focus on those mechanics and things like that, just relentless work in the offseason. you are what you are, but you can maximize that. so that's the growth mindset that i've always had. >> the more he is decisive, the more he knows exactly where he's going, the more he gets

ian blackburn. this was a number of newspapers, this allegation was entirely and deliberately false, from the prime minister's office. with the original daily mail, revealing the prime minister's location, was not even aware of it. the damage was done, this matter has not only the political sphere, equally resulted in security implications, getting a serious and personal nature. goes to social media to see what was then forced to witness. it was a serious situation when the uk government was deployed in this way, to attack an opposition politician. i raise the issue, not to see the response, the point of order today to ensure these false reasons are now stopped and were never repeated. >> my right honorable gentlemen's constituency, to everybody, absolutely beautiful. to represent it on a substantive rate, what he gives her, from social media with a tweet by creighton on the seventeenth of august, must be bad if that happens. to which an accountant purports to be the right honorable gentlemen what h

. >> we'll go to senator blackburn in a minute. are you aware that mr. barnett who is the lead investigator of the flynn case recently said that he did not believe there was a crime involving general flynn? >> i read his 302 and i think it does say that he thought that before january 5th -- or before flynn was interviewed. >> how normal is it for the lead investigator to believe that the person he's investigating did commit a crime and went so far that they thought the whole team was out to get trump? is that a normal thing in the fbi? is that something the court should consider as to whether or not this is a legitimate prosecution? >> i think mr. barnett was confusing the nature of the investigation which is a little bit concerning if he was working on it. it was a counterintelligence investigation -- >> here's the point, mr. comey. you set flynn up to get prosecuted. this was a counterintelligence investigation and there was no there there. this man was the incoming national security adviser. he had every reason in the world to be talking to the russia

. >> he and blackburn. >> thank you, mister speaker. shortly the government will publish its internal market report. it is nothing short of an attack on scotland's parliament and on the front to the people of scotland. we have this legislation breaking international law, the prime minister and his friends are creating a rogue state, one rule of law, why does the prime minister think he and his friends from the law. >> this uk internal market bill is about protecting jobs, protecting growth, ensuring the safety of our uk internal market and prosperity throughout the united kingdom and scotland and northern ireland and wales. >> i saw the prime minister breaking the law, signaling behavior of dominic cummings, and what the prime minister said is complete rubbish. state agencies grabbed back from scotland and handed to westminster. the prime minister wouldn't listen to the scottish government, will he listen to the scottish president who warned the proposal limits the demonstration, the constitution of affairs that warned it will create ne

>> ian blackburn. >> thank you. last night the prime minister and leaders of the devolved government stopping the number of covid-19 cases reach 50,$000 a day -- 50,000 today but other major threat since october. there is another set of numbers the government is making. 1 million jobs at risk, 30 billion-a-year to the taxpayer. and 7000 trucks, mister speaker, if those numbers become a reality the prime minister is leading us to another winter of discontent. our first minister has shown leadership using this pandemic, a responsibility for extending for the prime minister, the immediate extension, no half measures are half-baked projects that are vital or life-saving schemes, will the prime minister show leadership? >> i noticed the leader of the opposition supports an extension of the furlough scheme, that is what he said. the drive will continue to put our arms around the people of this country and the appropriate, creative and imaginative team to keep the economy moving. that is the essence of it. >> that, mister

next was bradford, with 71, then blackburn with darwen with 63, 0ldham with 61 and birmingham, salfordly and burnley all with 60 cases per 100,000. there's mounting concern in birmingham after a sharp increase in virus cases in recent days. local officials say one factor was people getting together over the bank holiday weekend and forgetting social distancing rules. they have warned that additional restrictions are looking likely. in some areas, booking tests is difficult, and today one of the system bosses tweeted apologies to anyone who couldn't get a test. she said laboratory processing was the pinch point. ministers say they're working flat out to boost capacity, but with case numbers rising, widespread and rapid testing is as important as ever. hugh pym, bbc news. the first local lockdown in wales came into force this evening. no—one can now leave the caerphilly county borough area without good reason. family and friends living apart will no longer be able to meet indoors, stay overnight or form extended households. the welsh government says the restrictions could last until octo

democratic party wants a bailout for the blue cities in the blue states tennessee senator marsha blackburn push back against the extra 500 billion dollars for state and local governments. >>the new bill has revive negotiations between congress and the white house. but there is still a wide gap in very little time left before election day in washington, i'm jessi turnure. well let's talk about baseball shall we the oakland a's have their backs up against the wall they have to win today to stay alive in the wild-card round of the playoffs right. >>the a's are taking on the chicago white sox over in oakland at the coliseum we're rooting them on yesterday white sox pitcher lucas giolito was almost perfect on the mound. the a's office was shut down and they didn't get a hit until the 7th inning a picture, luzardo allowed a few the white sox win the first game of the wild card round 4 to one '02. well the a's have lost in the wild-card round each of the last 2 years, but this year. it isn't a one gang series, you know like the previous 2 seasons of actually get another shot today first pitch. 12

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next was bradford with 71, then blackburn with darwen with 63, 0ldham with 61 and birmingham, salford burnley all with 60 cases per 100,000. there's mounting concern in birmingham after a sharp increase in virus cases in recent days. local officials said one factor was people getting together over the bank holiday weekend and forgetting social distancing rules. they've warned that additional restrictions are looking likely. in some areas, booking tests is difficult — and today, one of the system bosses tweeted apologies to anyone who couldn't get a test. she said laboratory processing was the pinch point. ministers say they're working flat out to boost capacity, but with case numbers rising, widespread and rapid testing is as important as ever. hugh pym, bbc news. the first local lockdown in wales has come into force. no—one can now leave caerphilly county without good reason. family and friends living apart will no longer be able to meet indoors, stay overnight orform extended households. the government says the restrictions could last until october. 0ur wales correspondent hwyel gri

living in solihull, sandwell, parts of greater manchester, west yorkshire and lancashire, 0ldham, blackburneicester. 0ur news correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn has spent the morning in the birmingham. 1.6 million people affected by these new restrictions coming in from tuesday. that's as well as the rule of six from monday as well. people's reaction is that obviously the rates are rising and something needs to be done about it, but there are differing views on whether the right things are being done. public health officials here in the city say that, actually, transmission rate spread seems to be across the board. it's across all age groups as well, because we do keep hearing about younger people being responsible, but there is an issue across age groups. also that they are starting to see hospital admissions and intensive care admissions which they haven't been seeing at all. still small numbers at the moment, but there's often a two or three—week lag between the amount of infections a place is seeing and then the hospital admissions. so they're very worried about that. we heard of the may

through the process and it came back with availability for testing in a place on the outskirts of blackburnh is over 250 miles away. so i was convinced i had got it wrong, cancelled, reprocessed, and i got exactly the same answer. testing rates in the uk are now much higher than in many other countries in europe, but as winter draws closer, the system is coming under more pressure, particularly as schools resume and sniffles circulate. currently 17% of tests for the public are done via home testing kits, though people don't always send them back. the rest is done via drive—through or walk—in centres. and in high—risk areas, mobile testing units. officials admit the testing website may need adjusting to long car journeys. ministers say the public may need to keep trying when booking a test but overall they argue the surveillance system is working. a test but overall they argue the surveillance system is workingm people need a test, the vast majority get it quickly and close to home, but when those testing centres are full, then obviously people are offered a test at the nearest place which o

next was bradford with 71, then blackburn with darwen with 63, 0ldham 61 and birmingham salford rochdaleall with 60 cases per 100,000. there is mounting cowen tain in birmingham after a sharp increase in virus cases in recent days, local officials say one factor was people getting together over the bank holiday weekend and forgetting social distancing rules. they have warned additional restrictions are looking likely, in some areas booking tests is difficult and today one of the system bosses tweeted apologies to anyone who couldn't get apologies to anyone who couldn't get a test, she said laboratory processing was the pinch point. ministers say they are working flat out to boost capacity but with case numbers rising, widespread and rapid testing is as important as ever. the first local lockdown in wales has just come into force. no—one can now leave caerphilly county without good reason. family and friends living apart will no longer be able to meet indoors, stay overnight, or form extended households. the government says the restrictions could last until october. 0ur wales corresponden

hearings, the mind of a conservative woman and a member of the senate judiciary committee marsha blackburn. welcome back. >> i will read something from the intelligenceer referring to judge barrett as an antifeminist, supreme court justice with right-wing perspectives on labor, the environment, immigration can harm women. that is the intention of not the byproduct of constitutional original is him. >> i have to tell you it is amazing to me how the media has one way to respond to liberal women and another way to respond to conservative women and there is no viewpoint diversity that is welcome when it comes to the mainstream media and the left but when you look at the treatment there dishing out on judge amy economy barrett and what they are saying about her it is religious bigotry, they are saying this woman who takes her children to church every week, that that, they see it as a disqualifier in some regard. you would think they are aiming to have only atheists and secularists. it is disappointing to hear that. what they are saying about looking at the adoption of children from haiti is jus

she will reportedly meet with marsha blackburn, josh holly and ben sass, six senate democrats have refused to meet the judge blasting the process as, quote, a legitimate. >> brit hume says we can expect barrett's confirmation process to be just as bad if not worse than brett kavanaugh's. >> some issue is discovered that can be used against her democrats will come after her as hard as they can because brett kavanaugh was nominated to replace the senate -- interest swing vote on that court, this is entirely different, ruth bader ginsburg was the captain of the court's liberal wing and this is a conservative jurist being appointed to take her place, the resistance to her if they can find which is it will be as great if not greater. >> barrett's confirmation set to begin october 12th. >> fox news alert, malware attack forcing one of the nation's largest hospital systems off-line. >> facility savoring ambulances, canceling surgeries, jackie ibanez here with the mysterious outbreak affecting 9 one one service, this is bad. >> could be one of the largest cybertax on medical system ever, universal

jillian: marsha blackburn says this will only further inflame the left as they push to pack the court. >> joe biden won't tell you who he will nominate because what they are looking for his activists that are going to rule against our freedom, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, our second amendment rights and turn the supreme court, expand it and turn it into another legislative branch. jillian: as we expected but now we can confirm the supreme court vacancy is going to be one of the topics discussed at the first presidential debate which is happening tuesday the 20 ninth moderated by chris wallace. that is one of the topics, we can bring the other ones up for you, trump biden record, covid-19, the economy, race and violence, the integrity of the election. todd: obviously this is ground breaking news, all eyes will be on the supreme court nomination, but let's not forget about violence in the cities. for donald trump, for his perspective, he needs to stay on message between now and election day to get that undecided suburban woman in the swing state. that will decide this electio

one of those senators, marsha blackburn, is going to join us live.... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. ♪ ♪ or. jedediah: members of congress gearing up for an intense showdown over the newly-vacant supreme court soot. republican senator susan collins has called to wait until after the election. so will the res of the gop unite behind senator mitch mcconnell and chairman lindsey graham and move it forward? senator marsha blackburn sits on that committee, and she joins us now. welcome to the show, it's great to have you as we're going to see a real showdown here. what do you expect to happen in terms of the votes, will a vote happen, first and foremost? >> well, you know, jedediah, i think it's important for us to realize that we are fighting the people that are wanting to pack the supreme court. this is their gold. s this is their goal. so everything that we do, they are going to oppose every nominee. they have already

senator marshall blackburn joining us along with matt gates and lisa booth.