. >> 26 after the hour, battle over the buckeye state but who has the winning message?itical panel debates next. mixed emotions of 2020 captured on a covid-19 calendar. the new trend capturing social media. >> residents of ohio realize he will create the trump boom 2.oh and when you look at by the buckeye state will never back beijing biden. memories are very raw about what happened to the industrial might of the midwest in this country, industry was decimated by horrible trade deals, one of the principal architect of those trade deals whether nafta or china's inclusion in the wto one of the principal architect was joe biden. that is what he did during his half-century career in the washington swap, sent jobs shaker heights to places like shanghai. todd: the battle for ohio this november the president visiting the buckeye state slamming the obama biden administration by promising to protect american workers. >> the duty of the president is to put this nation's own citizens first, eight long years under the obama biden administration american factory workers receive noth

nobody in ohio is happy the buckeyes aren't playing. they were a team expected to meet for national championship this year. for a lot of people the coronavirus pandemic is still seen as something happening to people elsewhere, people at home who don't necessarily have kids in school. they may have seen their jobs disappear or have reduced time working, but the football season is really something that hits everybody, even if you're retiree sitting at home and not otherwise affected by this. people in some of these states, ohio, michigan, georgia, and alabama where football, college football is a big deal, this is something that's going to have a real impact on people's lives. >> to push you a little bit further, in terms of translating into votes or lack thereof for president trump, since this is essentially happening on his watch, did you get the sense from fans that will happen? >> i think people are upset with the president for not getting this under control. they see the cancellation of the football season as yet another real stark r

so will john kasich's anti-trump crusade sway moderates and republican voters in the buckeye state orhere in election day. kevin corke takes a look live from columbus tonight. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, shanna, great to be with you. it was country over party. that was the main theme of john kasich's remarks tonight, himself, as you mentioned, a former republican governor here in the buckeye state, speaking tonight to the democratic national convention. >> yes, there are areas where joe and i absolutely disagree. but that's okay, because that's america. because whatever our differences, we respect one another as human beings. >> while democrats believe they have a good chance to flip ohio from red to blue on the strength of moderate republicans like john kasich and suburban women, some of them, like sophie donahoe, say the selection of, harris is vp will factor heavil. >> i think my biggest hesitation for joe biden is that we are not folk, boating for future president of biden, where voting for future president kamala harris and i don't really know much about her record. >>

a former republican governor in the buckeye state speaking tonight at the democratic national convention there are areas where joe and i absolutely disagree but that is okay. that is america because whatever our differences we respect one another as human beings. >> reporter: democrats believe they have a good chance to flip ohio from red to blue on the strength of moderate republicans like john j second suburban women, some of them like sophie don josÉ the selection of kamala harris will factor heavily. >> my biggest hesitation is we are not fitting -- voting for joe biden but future president kamala harris and i don't feel that i know much about her record. >> the president visit another midwestern swing state today, minnesota remains fairly popular in the buckeye state of ohio so much so that republicans believe they can win ohio by a larger margin in 2020 than they did in 2016. the president won the state by 8 percentage points back then and that far outpaced on the polling data going into the election. at this time in 2016 he was trailing by 3 so that is an 11 point swing and a lot

i am thrilled to be back in ohio and proud of the hard work of the buckeye state.years ago, i came here. it was an amazing four years ago,, when you think of how time flies. right here to cleveland to accept the republican nomination for president of the united states. we have worked hard and we have done some job and they are finally starting to recognize it. do you know when they will recognize it? on november 3. three months from now on november 3, we will once again win the state of ohio like we did last time. i just spoke with bob for do check and he said we are doing better than we did last time. i think we won it by almost nine points, and he said we are doing better than last time. we are looking forward -- look. a are running against radical left ideology. their messenger is sleepy joe. he doesn't know what the message is. he has no idea what the message is, but he will do whatever they tell him to do because he is not all there. that a veryst say good friend of mine just tested positive, do you know that? ohio justgovernor of tested positive, and we want

here in columbus, ohio where there are a number of retail giant call the city the capital of the buckeye them body words, victoria's secret. the latter is owned by l brand, the parent company of victoria's regretted that is just announced it plans to lay off 850 employees at its corporate headquarters right here in columbus making the selection of the right candidate this fall says former president bill clinton all the more important as the country tries to regain its economic footing. >> joe biden wants to build an economy far better suited to our changing world, better for young people, better for families working, people who lost jobs, but a former start of the collateral damage. better for workers caring for the sick, elderly, and people with disabilities. better because of the living wage. >> as you know president clinton at the time presided over a very robust economy, something donald trump could argue he did before the covid-19 pandemic hit. and for a bit of perspective this year alone we've seen 26 major retailers including marcus already file for bankruptcy protection and that

so the economy is still the main issue in the buckeye state.nd i imagine around much of the country, shannon. >> shannon: i bet you are right, kevin corke live in ohio, thank you. so for analysis from the pain all night to go at the democratic national convention. stick around oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 8 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no...itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chance of developing serious infections and may cause existing parasitic skin infestations or pre-existing cancers to worsen. do not us

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. >> touchdown buckeyes! >> reporter: the conferences, home to some of the biggest teams in college football, officially amid the pandemic, with no word from the sec, which includes defending champ lsu, the big 10 says football could kick off again in 2021. >> there are just too many uncertainties to feel comfortable from a medical standpoint to proceed forward >> reporter: with games sidelined for the fall, college football and its fans won't generate upwards of $7 billion this year beyond broadcasting rights, ticket sales, local vendors, retailers, hotels, and restaurants all depend on game day. one study in ann arbor shows university of michigan football brings in over $80 million a year to local businesses >> you know, for the small college towns, this is the equivalent of their major employer shutting its doors and pulling up stakes you're not going to have that for the next year that's a lot and something people in those towns will feel deeply. >> reporter: with no mandate from the ncaa the coach at neb

very peaceful protests because if this is going to buckeyes matter much. it's actually a very lovely night gary going to. hurt us no sir no repeat of last night was for the. 2 sickness. and i mean this is the main for just heard from earlier tonight as i left just a few minutes ago and as people are driving away the u.s. marshals that you know should be. conducting a very targeted traffic stop. i assume arresting. people targeted for arrest gary. because of the curfew today. rights of various days. u.s. marshals are right down the street as well as here should be feeling this is the 2nd stuff that i personally see that there's more happier across the city. while a low wednesday night was generally peaceful it follows days of violence of course rises so being seen looting stolz as well as bombs. lighting i'm talking shop owners in the city you can osha now face a grim new reality. so when you heard about it. pretty pretty quickly on monday afternoon we decided that it was time to start putting up the windows so he had some mountaineers come and help us to p

. >> touchdown buckeyes. >> reporter: the conferences home to some of the biggest teams in college footbalng on p amid the pandemic with no word from the sec, which includes defending champs lsu, the big ten says football could kick off again in 2021. >> there are too many uncertainties to feel comfortable from a medical standpoint to proceed forward. >> reporter: with games sidelined for the fall, college football and its fans won't generate upwards of $7 billion this year, beyond broadcasting rights, ticket sales, local vendors, retailers, hotels and restaurants all depend on game day. one study in ann arbor shows university of michigan football brings in over $80 million a year to local businesses >> for the small college towns, this is the equivalent of their major employer shutting its doors and pulling up stakes. you're not going to have that for the next year. that's a lot and something people in the towns will feel deeply >> reporter: with no mandate from the ncaa the coach at nebraska said monday they'll play with or without the big ten. >> our university is committed to playing no

very peaceful protests because if i sit to go buckeyes matter much. that's actually i love playing a character that's. a part of us and i. think you know what's going on was for. sickness. and i mean this is the main purpose fear from earlier tonight as i left just a few minutes ago and as people are driving away the u.s. marshals that you know should be. conducting very targeted traffic stops. i assume arresting. people targeted for arrest gary. because. they got past curfew today. right and some freeze days. u.s. marshals are right down the street as well as here should be. this is the 2nd stuff that i've personally seen but i gather there's more that there cross the city. though wednesday night was generally peaceful it follows day use of violence wrought has been seen looting stores as well as vandalizing and torching cars with shop owners in the city now facing. a grim new reality. is that when you heard about it. pretty pretty quickly on monday afternoon we decided that it was time to start putting up the windows the amount to come and just a pa

claims that have been going on in the millions society accusing president bramble buckeye k.-tel means management in the country and also poverty and so people are very they are struggling to get food and everything and there's also corruption so it's been it's been on since june now and there's the movement of. 5 more meant that is like the fury in these disciplines ition against the president bramble but arcade so there are lots of problem in mali right now a spokesperson for this movement said tonight that what we're seeing is not a military coup but rather a political insurrection so i don't know what the big difference is there do we know who is exactly behind this coup which it. so we don't know yet who is behind it because really we are all waiting for the official statement of the people who took. mr mr kate but what should be understood. in the leg the fact that is a political insurrection is that. is that it seemed to be like the end of. read so for 10 years the month of protests against president abraham but i came and these crowds the independence which is the ind

very peaceful protests because of this it go buckeyes matter much. it's actually a very lovely night carrie because. that's the part of us that. repeated last night was forever. 2 sickening. and to me that's. the main purpose for earlier tonight as i left just a few minutes ago and as people are driving away the u.s. marshal said you know should be. conducting a very targeted traffic stop. i assume arresting. people targeted for arrest. because. they got past curfew today. riots of various days. u.s. marshals are right down the street as well as here should be. this is the 2nd stuff that i personally see but i gather there's more clear across the city. although wednesday night was generally peaceful it follows days of violence wrought as have been seen looting stores as well as finalizing and torching cars shop owners in the city now face a grim new reality. so when we heard about it. pretty pretty quickly on monday afternoon we decided that it was time to start putting up the windows so he had some mountaineers come in and help us to sort of all the

. >> bars and restaurants across the buckeye state among the businesses trying to weather the economicrm unleashed by the coronavirus. and if yours the president will be touting an economic comeback in ohio as democrats blame him for the biggest job losses in american history. we will talk about how we are doing with jean scalia. good to have you. i want to play in exchange with maria byron elbow with the afl-cio president about the state of jobs and who is to blame. is that exchange. >> if you look where he is right now, you can say it's about the pandemic but he's lost jobs. >> everything you say is missing the mark. right before the coronavirus had we did have the best economy and jobs market anybody had ever seen. i have to push back on that because it is simply not true. >> on cnn business, the ugly truth about millions of american jobs, they are not coming back. are they? >> maria was spot on in that interview with the head of the afl-cio, the president in february this year created 7 million jobs since taking office in january of 2017, the forecast had been 1.9 million more jobs

polls there show an extremely tight race and while the president is trying to win over voters in the buckeyetate, joe biden is promising to put a stop to one of the president's promises, a border wall. peter doocy is covering it all from us, live in wilmington, delaware. peter? >> dana, good afternoon. as the biden campaign also launches a new ad focusing on african-american voters, that a candidate is getting quite a bit more attention for a comment that he made comparing african-americans to latinos. >> unlike the african-american community with notable exceptions, the latino community is an incredibly diverse community. with incredibly different attitudes about different thin things. >> one trump campaign advisor tweeted "that comment is racist and the president himself who believes he's done more for african-americans and any president since lincoln added this. >> so i just watch the clip and joe biden this morning totally disparaged and insulted the black community. >> quite a bit of excitement in biden's neighborhood today, a house fire near his residence brought the fire department bu

>> the buckeyes, of course. at ohio state this fall. >> look howlett he brightened up. of course, the ohio state. >> you know it. >> we hope the situation will be slightly better in the winter. a bunch of folks in michigan are like, no. >>> thanks for much watchihat - watching. >>> coming up ali velshi and his bff, bernie sanders. ali velshi starts after the break. i velshi starts after the break. start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. with secret, you're unstoppable. no sweat! try it and love it or get your money back. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. but what if you could startdo better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that with a powerful and

i am an ohio state buckeyes fan, there's nothing more than i want to watch college football on saturdayslet's all get ready for spring football. >> dagen: she even paints her fingernails the ohio state university read. >> gillian: i am not a huge football guy personally, but i was reading and so that i would have something substantive to tell you guys and it turns out not to be too graphic, but one of the sticking points is the scientists say they are not sure about the transmissibility of the virus through water, a.k.a. through human sweat. and that is the last frontier in terms of like keeping these players safe. they can put the masks on, they can social distance on the field, face shield, they have to get to the bottom of water transmissibility. >> dagen: kennedy is not afraid to sweat. his >> kennedy: no, i'm not afraid to put on the pads and go in, so chip kelly wants me there as a free safety, i'm good. >> dagen: i am serious, kennedy can kick all of our you know what's. thank you, everybody. especially to bret baier, it was great to spend the hour with you. now here is julie band

on the other side of the equation, the buckeye state wil never back beijing biden. why i say that is in the heartland of america, memories are still very raw about what happened to the industrial migh of the midwest in this country. industry was decimated by horrible trade deals, one of th principal architects of those trade deals whether it's nafta or china's inclusion into the wto, one of the principal architects was joe biden paired that's what he did during his half-century career in the washington swamp, he sent jobs from places like shaker heights to places like shanghai. the chinese communist party sen us back in return the virus. they infected the globe, and they crashed the world economy. >> i'm going to let richard respond to that because joe biden as i clearly just read to our audience, took this opportunity to slam president trump. he made it more about the coronavirus in the pandemic and the mishandling of it. what was missing was his clear and detailed message on what he will do for ohio and how he wil build back their economy. how does he plan to do i

there are about 866,000 veterans here in the buckeye state.night's emphasis by democrats on security and, thomistic and international, which certainly seem to resonate with a large number of folks here in the buckeye state. we heard from susan rice, she said by electing joe biden the country will resume its proper place in the world. >> as president, joe biden will bring in end to this dark chapter in our nations history. he will restore and renew american leadership around the world, updating it and reinvigorating it for the challenges we face going further into the 21st century. >> there's a huge challenge for democrats, as you know, bill. a number of military folks here are very pro-trump. that will be a tall mountain for them to climb if they are to wrest back the state which went red in 2016. >> bill: kevin, nice to see you in columbus. kevin corke. if the timing is right, john kerry will be out any moment. he lost his bid for the presidency by losing ohio in 2004 by 118,000 votes to george bush. with the victory, president bush started h

they're based right here, corporate offices here in the capital of the buckeye state.etail manufacturers here in town, not just bad bodyworks, vfw, victoria secret you just mentioned. layoffs are troubling tend. foot traffic ground to a halt back in march only seeing a slight improvement. thanks to policy, political decisions made in the wake of the covid pandemic. while some analysts, charles, argue this prolonged shutdown response to the crisis and bickering from capitol hill and the white house created sort of a slow motion economic suicide, there are others who say the real impact is now hitting suburban voters, harder than ever. all with an election less than 80 days away. >> one other thing to remember about suburban voters in columbus area. we have lot of retail companies, major retail companies. retail companies are starting to get hit. those are workers maybe being floated by federal stimulus. they're looking down the line saying malls are struggling. reporter: let me -- i got to share this with you, charles. i was looking at some numbers and i think they're r

polls there show an extremely tight race and while the president is trying to win over voters in the buckeyeis promising to put a stop to one of the president's promises, a border wall. peter doocy is covering it all from us, live in wilmington,

. >> shannon: bars and restaurants across the buckeye state among the businesses trying to weather theore unleashed by the coronavirus. in just a few hours, the president touting an economic comeback in ohio as democrats blame him for the biggest job losses in american history. talk about how we are doing, the labor department secretary, good to have you. >> shannon, great to join you. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit an exchange with richard the president about the state of jobs and who was to blame. here is that exchange. >> he's lost a lot but if you look at where he's at right now, it doesn't matter. you can say it's about the pandemic buddies lost jobs. >> everything you are saying is missing the mark because right before the coronavirus, we actually did have the best economy and jobs market anybody had ever seen. so we have to push back on that because it is simply not true. >> shannon: mr. secretary on cnn business, this is the ugly truth about millions of american jobs, they are not coming back. are they? >> well, shannon, maria was spot on in that interview with the hea

spotlighted in "the new york times," saying the cancellation reverberated across ohio where the buckeyestball program looms not just large but culturally enormous. some voters blame president trump's handling of the virus. ohio democratic congresswoman enjoys beatty, former senior vice president of outreach and engagement at the ohio state university. congresswoman, i want to ask first, what was your reaction to the big ten's decision? people had strong feelings with this. did you agree with it? >> yes, i certainly agreed with it. i thought that the ohio state university and all the administration, the board, put health and safety first, and that has to be the thing we think of. certainly we understand the economic impact this will have, but we still have schools that are not opening. we still have in this great state of ohio 12 165,000 people dying across the country, some 3,000 and 4,000 people dying right here in ohio and especially african-americans dying at a disproportionate rate. i think they made the right decision. i think that ohio state has positioned themselves to always put

ohioans from both parties have trusted mail-in voting, safe and secure process in the buckeye state. >> nothing inherently flawed with the process as far as you see it. >> the biggest thing we're watching for this year and we expect the highest volume ever. we normally see 20 or 25% coming by mail. i'm telling the boards to expect it to double. we're adding extra equipment and staff. do not delay, get your ballot in right away. >> that's the great message, the kind of public message that will help if people get in their ballots early, it will make the process easier. there is something and i think you're issuing a warning that people need to be prepared for. if everyone sends in mail-in ballots or more people send in mail-in ballots, it's going to be hard to count them election eve, correct? >> you're right to say. we'll also make sure ohioans have the choice to vote in person on election day. we have four weeks of early voting with evening and weekend hours. if everybody waits until the last minute and mails in their ballot, let's say, the weekend before the election, yes, we will h

first time you open your mouth, they want to see what you're all about, it was a young dude, a young buckeyedenmark who was a son of the civil rights heroes. i don't think people really remember but when i was elected, every day i went outside and i was having a rough day and i took a deep breath and it would go in the office of the confederate flag as it flew probably in front of our state capital. >> to watch the rest of the program is our website booktv.org and search for sellers using the box at the top of the page. >> book tv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend, tonight at nine eastern on "after words" enter book covid-19, on how covid-19 became a global pandemic and ways to prevent future outbreaks, she's interviewed by center by hel health global professor. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> starting now, the summer series that features programs from archive with well-known authors and tonight we will look at programs with the librarian of congress. >> doctor can you remember the first

students must test negative three times to attend class and in the midwest, ohio state signing the buckeye pledge, acknowled acknowledging to attend in-person classes. earlier this summer, federal lawmakers raised concerns when ohio state athletes had to sign a pledge essentially calling it a liability waiver. the school's president denied that saying the school's goal is to make sure the students are protecting themselves and they also know what they're signing up for. >> really interesting signing a pledge. i can see why it would be controversial, but compelling. >>> coming up on "gma" -- a related story, how teenagers are helping other teenagers get through this pandemic. a related story, how teenagers are helping other teenagers get through this pandemic. ...crunchy oat clusters with a hotouch of honey...ombine... ...plump, juicy raisins... ...and tasty fiber... ...into one delicious cereal? it took a lot of branstorming. get it? kellogg's raisin bran crunch. two scoops of delicious. saturpain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happen

president trump, there he is, taking a tour right now on the ground in the buckeye state.fter the tour is give a speech on the economy and in the latest shot at china in his years-long trade war, we do expect him to sign an executive order requiring the federal government to buy its essential drugs

president trump, there he is, taking a tour right now on the ground in the buckeye state. what he's going to do after the tour is give a speech on the economy and in the latest shot at china in his years-long trade war, we do expect him to sign an executive order requiring the federal government to buy its essential drugs from u.s. manufacturers, in an effort to less lessen dependency on foreign pharma. this visit ties directly to the start of the president's tariff wars back in january of 2018. that's when he imposed 30% to 50% tariffs on imported washing machines that were mostly coming from south korea appliance giants lg and samsung. since that time, whirlpool is up, just over 2%, while the s&p 500 has scaled gains of 19% over the same period of time. also, whirlpool has just announced some layoffs. we will take you straight back to ohio when the president speaks. but to the markets. just a second ago, the nasdaq touched a record high, 107 points to the upside. we are still up about 101 at the moment. 100 points above the 11,000 mark. right before the closing bell yest

black patients the disparity was the highest in ohio where black ohioans make up just 13% of the buckeye state's population but accounted for nearly 32% of the state's hospitalizations the study also found that the percentage of hospitalizations of white patients substantially less than there than their share of the population in all 12 states nearly half of teens who vape say they want to quit. >>a study published in jama pediatrics today used data from nearly 500 kids between the ages of 1217 who say they vaped at least once over the course of a month about 44% of those say they wanted to quit and almost a quarter have actually got a hadn't tried quitting. but it's tough researchers say their study shows health experts cannot focus on keeping kids you know from vaping they also need to find ways to help kids quit once they have started down that path and for your money tonight, the auto industry is not been immune to the struggles of this pandemic the companies are continuing to roll out new models and hopes that consumers will continue to come around the pandemic forcing a sharp decli

on the other side of the equation when they look at biden the buckeye state will never back beijing bidenon i say that in the heartland of america memories are still very raw about what happened to the industrial might of the midwest in this country. industry was disseminated by horrible trade deals. one of the principle architects of those trade deals whether it's nafta or china's inclusion into the wto one of the principle architects was joe biden. that's what he did during half century career in the washington swamp. he sent jobs from places like shaker heights to places like shanghai. brian: i love the way those two were together. in terms of products it's going to help our economy but also about security. if china is make our pharmaceuticals and we need medicine, that's a problem. if china has our precious metals that we buy for all our tech equipment, that's a problem. enough to we say national security is an issue. so, therefore american people, if we make it here, we have to be prepared to pay a little bit more here. i think as a country, if it's explained, we're willing to do it.

we're going to miss our ohio state buckeyes this year but if the president were to handle this , if hee to grab it and led from the beginning, if we shut the country down, if we did the mask mandate we be in a position where we would have football in the fall. neil: you know, i guess i just don't know. i actually follow very closely, everything that joe biden was saying back in january and february and you would think that he was screaming from the highest mountaintop about shut the country down, shut the country down but the urgency of it didn't seem to hit him until much much later furthermore a lot of things that the president has since done like faster testing getting more test kits out making sure that americans are covered with everything from ventilators and all that they need and that they are american-made, check, check, check, check the president has done all of that so i guess i'm not here to play a partisan argument on this , but what is his position on this? because he's attacking everything the president is now doing. >> well, the question is the original question is why

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ohio that was just posted by real clear politics this morning has joe biden up four points in the buckeyeeen putting these polls in different silos. let's start with the traditional swing state polls that donald trump thought he was going to be fighting re-election and focussing his money on. joe biden is ahead in wisconsin, ahead in michigan, ahead in pennsylvania, ahead in florida. then you have the states in if the center that six months ago trump was sure he was going to win. sure was going to be a walk. arizona, texas, georgia, ohio, those are all tight. now we've got this third group we're probably going to start, and they're the ones that are a lot closer than they should be, and let's put south carolina on that list because you only have a five point difference in a state that donald trump should be ahead by 10, 12, 15 points. but let's focus on the center column. texas, ohio, georgia, arizona, these states were supposed to be trump in a walk so they could expand and focus on new mexico and minnesota and states like that. what's happening in texas? let's talk about that specifical