was not chris hahn you can type this game as well, chris with this when i ready? >> i am ready.know. here we go pretty here's the quote "trump or false". i will supply funds and she will take care of the kids, that's not like i'm going to be walking the kids down central park. is it true false? >> that is trump. >> this is pure trump said interviewed 2005 with howard stern revealing american extraordinary traditional view on the responsibilities a man and woman i have when raising a family. so romantic. all right tom here you go was seeking pulled to the lead here. women love me for they can't keep their eyes off me. they can't keep their hands off me. and i can't keep my hands off them, "trump or false"? >> i would say false. kennedy: and your intuition serves you well good man. tom shillue is pulled into the lead. katherine mangu-ward is out for blood. katherine is your next one rosie o'donnell could not win a beauty contest on a farm even pigs call her ugly, is that "trump or false"? >> i feel -- or member i'm going to say trump. kennedy: now that's false. [laughter] it's so

this is matt schlepp, chris hahn, former aid to chuck schumer. hello, gentlemen. good day to all of you. matt, you were in nevada yesterday. can you win that case? you just heard that gentleman say breathtaking relief requires breathtaking evidence. >> yeah. that's what the legal team and the other team on the ground in nevada, really a great team, volunteers and lawyers, that's what they came up with. bill, i've been in politics my entire adult life. when i hit the ground, i never thought i would see this level of provable illegal ballots in the count. please understand, everybody needs to understand this, the judge has spreadsheets with real names and real addresses of people, over 40,000 people that voted in two states. over 20,000 people that voted without being a legal resident of nevada. with people that voted who are green card holders, every category that you can imagine, the judge has in his hands. look, i assume he's a fair-minded judge. i sat through the proceedings. you can never predict as robert knows what a judge will do. i do think that anybody eve

former aide to chuck schumer, chris hahn.ssive progressive podcast and republican strategist, alex vogel. a lawyer for george w. bush in the 2000 recount. thanks for being here. we appreciate it. you heard this breaking news that david purdue and his wife have tested negative but they have chosen to quarantine after meeting with someone that tested positive. alex, start with you. the republican -- from the republican side of things, this is not good timing here just days before the final day that voters can go and cast their ballots. your thoughts on how senator purdue can react. >> january 2020 will keep on kicking until the end. i'm glad that they tested negative thus far. i'm not sure it will have a big impact on the campaign. the reality is as peter doocy noted, he can still zoom in to things and a lot of surrogates around the state especially the culminating event with the president who will be the top of the bill at that event. i don't think we'll have an issue with voter intensity on either side, even if senator purdue

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he cold on congress to boost payments to americans and reduce wasteful spending joining me now, chris hahn. brad, critics of the bill say there's not enough covid relief in it. there's too much pork. so what is the debate about cutting the fat and giving the money to americans? >> well, this should be about covid relief to americans that are hurting. put america first. shouldn't be anything in this ball that is not for american interests. that's not what this bill contains. it's 5,000 pages and almost a trillion dollars. nobody has read the bill. what is in the bill is a disgrace whether republican or democrat. we need -- and as the president said, this bill has to be for the american people. the paultry sum is a slap in the face for americans that need relief. president trump is sticking to his guns and he's right to do so. >> rick: chris, can you defend the bill and can you agree with the heat the president is getting for waiting until the 11th hour? >> the president is lighting a match to this country and setting it on fire. the bill is negotiated with the president's treasury secretary

hahn and the handoff to the states with new jersey governor u0 %1 plus, the supreme court rejects trump's desperate efforts to overturn the election.ht powerhouse players, rahm emanuel and chris christie.lp >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this the fastest development production and distribution of a vaccine ever in this country.e1 ten months after the lockdowns began, this morning we have something we have not had enough of this year, hope.ok you're looking at pfizer's main vaccine manufacturing facility in kalamazoo, michigan this morning where those vaccines will be loaded onto fedex and ups trucks, fanning out across the nation. just the starting point in a fá massive operation.w3 nearly 3 million doses of ok fá locations across the country.t( as tomorrow. this life-saving science cannot come soon enough. it has been a horrible week, a p horrible month, and a horrible year, as the covid tracking project so aptly puts it. the u.s. marking its deadliest week since the pandemic began, more than 100,000 new cases each day for more than five straight weeks. more than 108,000 americans hospitalized. and while the vaccine marks a ñr turning poi