sacha baron cohen. hello. >> stephen: we'll pipe in the audience later. we sweeten everything after its over. >> yes, thank you. >> stephen: the movie came out on friday, the subsequent movie film, borat subsequent movie film. congratulations. it's already a big hit, i hear. i'm not surprised. it's funny. strangely touchingt at times. for those of you who haven't seen it who may not expect this from borat, it's besides being the borat film you want to see, it's the story of a man who doesn't know how much he loves his daughter. >> that's right. it's a family movie. it is actually bizarrely a family movie. >> stephen: it is, take the whole family. >> yeah. >> stephen: the last time there was a borat film, in 2006, donald trump wasn't president of the united states, but it was -- everything was reading up to this moment, i'm sure. now donald trump himself has spoken out on the film. he called you a creep and a phoney. do you have any defense against those two accusations? >> um, well, i'm sure, when he wa

of course who is now being jailed did you always suspect that michael cohen wouldn't be serving the president as best he might. one call was not a part of the campaign michael cohen had a job in the trump organization and so as far as doing his job a chunk of chump organization he would have his duties and responsibilities were i imagine he did michael coleman is never as i stated in the book michael cohen was never a part of the trial campaign and he tried to insert himself in it and he was indirectly involved somewhat because of his position in the trump orbit but as far as having the official position with the campaigns in the overhead and of course the most contentious remark as far as media that considers trump to be a racist is you say the trump has done much more for race relations than obama ever did just tell me a bit more about that contention if you look at the policies of the trump administration from 2017 when he 1st took office 1st of all i believe donald trump under promised and over performed regarding the black military but you're talking about criminal justice refo

take a look. >> i think time is running out on michael cohen. >> you're saying michael cohen in yourkely to be arrested at the end of the summer? >> yes. >> michael cohen is neither a hero or patriot. he lied for months on end about his criminal conduct and the role of the president of the united states. this is an outrage. he deserves every day of the 36 month sentence. >> mr. avenatti since spent time in prison awaiting trial and he's facing serious charges himself. your response? >> well, as you-all know, my charges stem from lying to congress and campaign finance violation among other things where i plead guilty to a tax evasion charge that would not be a tax evasion charge under any circumstance other than the fact that i was michael cohen and they needed their conviction and they needed to put something in that was not related to donald trump. unlike mr. avenatti who stole money from people. i've never owed a dollar to anybody. the judge himself even stated there is no economic loss to any individual or any institution ever in my life and mine is all simply because of my proxim

is actually i should say that's michael cohen's book actually in pastor darrell scott memoir he says michael cohen had nothing to do with the president had nothing to do with the campaign and is exaggerating his his alliances with the president i think at pastor's been eating too much pixie dust. ok but you know perfectly well from the vice presidential debate that that when when harris was confronted by mike pence who said that as attorney general she disproportionately had it at the black community the african-american community in california as attorney general her only reply was it's her work as a model of what our nation needs to do and we will be able to do under joe biden presidency what does that mean disproportionately imprison african-americans now i think that i think you know people you've got to talk about the good people you know people people as time goes by are sees things differently you know i believe that they realize that they are needs to be a lot of things done in this country to be able to address the issues with race i mean it's a shame i would have never thou

so is michael cohen who was donald trump's personal attorney for years. in 2018 michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations for organizing hush money payments for the trump campaign, among other crimes. campaign organization and he has spoken out about what his life was like including "disloyal" memoire, and his podcast "mea culpa." it is good to have you on. >> i'm not so sure after that introduction. boy, you paint me out as something. >> i'm just reciting the record. the world is what it is and the facts are what they are. you are now here. you're telling the truth as you see it about the president. >> i also, chris, i also do want to turn around and say in all fairness to rudy, he was actually looking for his mask, all right. you know. >> during the infamous borat scene? >> yes, he was looking for his mask to stay social distancing. >> i think it is probably right. we may hear it from him. can you explain to me, i wanted to talk to you tonight because i find the world -- the thing i find most striking about donald trump as president pa

. 29 years old and admittedly inexperienced, cohen took the case.y the ongoing threats he received, as he and his cocounsel philip hirshcough, took loving v. the commonwealth of virginia all the way to the supreme court, where cohen argued a ban of interracial marriage violated equal protection and due process. the court agreed unanimously with chief justice earl warren famously writing that the law was odious to a free people. the case was the subject of a 2011 documentary and an academy-award nominated film where cohen was played by actor nick krol. >> is there anything you would like me to say to the supreme court justices of the united states? >> yeah. tell the judge i love my wife. >> after loving, cohen continued his career as an attorney and was elected in 1980 as a member of the virginia house of delegates where he served for 16 years. the loving decision was cited as precedent in another landmark court decision nearly a half century later. when same-sex marriage was legalized in every state. bernard cohen, who argued and won the case that r

. >>> plus, donald trump's former attorney michael cohen on the corruption coming from inside the whiteouse and what is happening with trump's current attorney. >> now the idiot borat is going after me with a totally sensationalized, false account of a ridiculous movie i guess that he has done. >> and senator bernie sanders on a potential deal on a rescue plan and why americans are increasingly supporting the biden agenda when "all in" starts right now. ♪ >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we have a lot to get to tonight. >>> first, breaking news and i am a bit flummoxed about the content of the news. less than 30 minutes ago the director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, former republican congressman, very controversial. he ascended to the position recently after dinged once and not able to get the job. so john ratcliffe and fbi director chris wray announced that iran and russia have, in ratcliffe's words, taken specific actions to influence public opinion relating to our elections. they have also, he said, obtained voter registration information. >> we have confi

let's go to michael cohen, and michael cohen, that is page 93. this book is tabbed and we watched all of this unfold on television. page 93, raise your right hand. you use where or from to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth? the witness affirmed i do. take it from there. >> and then michael cohen, to elijah is deep belief, began to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> michael cohen, his truth telling before this confirmation, this hearing, was not the best. we all refuted as a liar, somewhat, the fixer for this president. tell us about the truth that your husband believed that michael cohen told. >> michael cohen came out with a statement saying the president is a liar. he's a racist. he's this, he's that. he cheats on his taxes picky does this come he does does that. he proceeded to admit to of course paying off the stormy daniels, you know, what do you call it? being the go-between in terms of carrying the economic or financial weight of paying off the president's mistress. he basically told it. he told us all, includi

sacha baron cohen joins us live. his new movie dropping early overnight striking a chord with 11 days until the election. this morning, what he's saying about sneaking into one of mike pence's speeches and that headline-making incident with rudy giuliani, only on "gma." >>> good morning, america. happy friday, everybody. it is great to be with you on this busy friday morning. it was a late one last night. >> late one last night? all around. >> for different reasons. but we do have that critical final showdown between president trump and joe biden. >> we certainly did. the two candidates taking the stage together for the very last time before the election. 11 days away. look at this staggering number. nearly 50 million people have already cast their ballots. that is more than 35% of the total voters in 2016. >> as for the debate, what a difference a few weeks and muted mics can make. this was a more normal political debate, fewer interruptions. you could hear the candidates make their case, but the clashes were still

much david i've got a reporting there from miami let's take this on for that we can speak to aaron cohen who's the director of debate at the university of michigan joins us live by skype from. air and 1st up so these rallies these is preaching to the converted his name who does he need to sway with these appearances yes as you mentioned these rallies generally are with his base people that are predisposed to vote for him likely voted for him in 2016 but in order to win reelection he's going to need to reach out further than that to moderate independent voters maybe people that voted for barack obama in 20082012 were disaffected voted for president dropped in 2016 but then went democratic in 2018 the president's done a great job with his base but it's only between 30 and 40 percent and he needs that additional 5 to 10 percent of independents and moderates needs to get his message a little bit further. it's funny to see if you look at him campaigning right now and then the crowd behind me can see that some have got. some have and that's

michael cohen, thank you for the chat. look forward to seeing you again. >> alex, thank you so much. >>> just a moment, health hazards the president's balcony speech. hazard ouz ous to himself and o. we'll take a look at that. loo. ? (brad) apartments-dot-com makes easier than ever.w home (brad) apartments-dot-com. the most popular place to find a place. >>> a live look at the white house. in less than 90 minutes the president holds his first official public event since testing positive for covid-19 just fives after leaving the hospital. he's expected to speak about law and order. and joining me, from sirius xm, and former spokesperson for the house oversight committee and senior adviser for the lincoln project and msnbc medical contributor, all my friends. to be clear about that. what does an event like this do for the president? the past few days, you know, he's gone on fox news. went a couple hours on the radio with rush limbaugh and then backing out of the next debate. how do you assess that strategy just, what? 24 day

>> author and former jigsaw ceo jared cohen talks about his book, "accidental presidents: eight men who changed america." this talks about the eight men who ascended to the presidency after the death of the president in office. politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c., hosted this of 2020.april katie: good evening, everybody. my name is katie willard and i'm part of the events staff here at politics and prose. i want to go over a few quick announcement. please silence your cellphones and other noisemaking devices. it's courteous to the author but we're also on c-span tonight so you do not want to be the person whose phone goes off on c-span. secondly, during our question and answer portion, in the interest of video and audio recording, if you could just come to the microphone by the white pillar so we can hear your questions and engage in a nice discussion, and lastly, once everything is done if you could please fold up your chairs and place them against the pillar. our staff, as in me, would greatly appreciate that. [laughter] tonight i'm pleased to introduce jared cohen, the f

in the book where a trump apparently gets upset that you call him a racist and his lawyer michael cohen gave you a phone call michael cohen called me through a mutual friend and said dad trump wanted to meet. as he could not understand why i was attacking bertha risen as racist and bertha rhythm was when donald trump which was the issue he entered form of into politics was saying that the president of united states barack obama was not a real american he was not born in america was born in kenya when there is no evidence at all supporting that in fact the evidence is the contrary that he was born in the state of ohio and grew up there and i said this was trying to play into the us against them he's not one of us it was a donald trump that to god had calling for the execution of 5 black and brown young men for raping a white woman in central problem in manhattan that ended up not having done that even been done or truck refused to say that they should not be given a settlement and should not have gone free so i think that when michael cohen call through a mutual friend and trumpet i met

up on spec to see michael cohen. are so also giving me his e-mail and i've not met him will be in touch with them by assad regime that's an unduly quick on me she said sure sure come up and the foreign minister to see michael cohen there was a big big corner office in the pen aramic if you are. central new york at a manhattan and i could see through the office to your own is no bottom of the president elect but hung around for a few minutes hoopy i could just sort of going to announce my sauce and the regime that's all immigration all up on the table that a lot of them say hey now buy whatever the truck tire i met the president elect today but the telephone call he was on was going on and on long and i was getting quite heated so i call us all going to work so we've seen my who currently mark off enough new suits talk about. american sports baseball it turned out and to invite him to come and play tennis because he was extension to come up to washington for a job in the white house and the my memory from that apart f

someone who understands how donald trump operates is — michael cohen.of the president's closest aides, he's the author of disloyal — a memoir about his time working for the president, he's the host of the podcast mea culpa and recently spent some time at 0tisville federal prison and is serving the rest of his sentence at home. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you very much, katie, and thank you very much for putting in the 0tis bill. thank you very much for putting in the otis bill. do you think there is a chance that donald trump might come out of this brush with the coronavirus thinking differently about this pandemic? no, no. donald trump went in and will come out of walter reed with the identical understanding, which is predicated on ignorance and arrogance. this covid—19 is serious. he doesn't seem to want to accept or understand the fa ct to want to accept or understand the fact that 210,000 people have now died asa fact that 210,000 people have now died as a result of this. he thinks he's going to believ

michael cohen kept his secrets for years. he's going to fill us in next. ih my schizophrenia for a while, and then my kids asked me why my body was rocking back and forth. my doctor said i have tardive dyskinesia. td can affect different parts of the body, and it may also affect people who take medications for depression and bipolar disorder. - [narrator] in today's trying times, we're here to help you manage td. visit talkabouttd.com for a doctor discussion guide to prep for your next appointment in person, over the phone, or online. - i was glad to learn there are treatments for td. >>> so if president trump's decision to invite 2,000 people to the white house during a west wing outbreak isn't enough to make you question his judgment, pay attention to this. he's increasingly clinging to the safety of friendly media outlets, making all sorts of outrageous comments. listen to what he said about iran today. >> and iran knows that, and they've been put on notice, if you [ bleep ] around with us, if you do something bad to us, we are going to do things to you

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john cohen.ident of health welcome back to "mad money." >> somethi things are not adding up what's occurring in the world that you see it? >> sure, we just finished 150,000 tests for the nba as they are in their finals with zero percentage rate of covid infection. th that's a different mile. they are in a bubble and no one is going in and out. the nfl has a major, rigorous protoco protocols. they're not in a bubble for all 32 teams we tested for the nfl about 453,000, almost half a million tests. a couple of players are beginning to test positive i don't think anybody thinks it is unusual i want to address what you have been talking about what you call false positives. it is presumptive positives. these tests are sophisticated and sensitive. sometimes what we do is pick up borderline tests that it could be positive or negative. so what we do is we tell the team that it looks like this player may or may not be positive, hold them out for the next four hours of practice and any exposure and we reru

one of his former pals michael cohen will engijoin me.ngijoin me. ♪ it's still warm. ♪ thanks, alice says hi. for some of us, our daily journey is a short one. save 50% when you pay per mile with allstate. pay less, when you drive less. you've never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. toni(doorbell rings)ting crab cakes with spicy aioli. allstate. thank you. can we be besties, simone biles? i guess? yessss! should we dismount now? >>> we created the greatest economy in the history of our country and the other i'd -- >> do you really -- you know that is not true. >> it is totally true. >> no. >> welcome back about to "a.m. joy." we are nine days away from election day and donald trump's media strategy appears to be attacking the media, insulting his own supporters and trying to turn hunter biden into hillary clinton. trump walked out of the interview with leslie stall and released the white house recording ahead of its airing apparently hoping to embarrass the veteran news woman. about what, that remains unclea

tells about the truth your husband believe that michael cohen told. >> michael cohen came out statementying the president is a liar. he is a racist but he is this he is that pretty cheats on his taxes he does this he does that. he proceeded to admit to of course paying off the stormy daniels stuff. you know what you call it, >> [inaudible] being the go-between in paying off the presidents mistress. he told it all including the oversight committee some breadcrumbs in terms of how to go about further investigating donald trump, his taxes, and certainly the trump organizatio organization. aoc, elijah mentions in the book because he was just that impressed with the question she asked in that hearing. where she basically followed up on the breadcrumbs. and used his answers to help the oversight committee give direction on what kind of subpoenas and what kind of request they should send next. >> and so everybody remembers the end of that hearing, were elijah shows great empathy for this man. this man is about to go to prison but as a father and a husband he has acknowledged and admitted he's

elizabeth cohen, cnn reporting. so a it's a rallying cry that transforms the way the united states is treated and seen by the rest of the world. while joe biden is now largely hoping to pick up where president obama let me teft off. but the world has changed and has left the two candidates on opposite ends of most major issues. on north korea, trump has boasted about his beautiful letters and friendship with dictator jim jong union. >> we have a very good relationship and there's no war. >> but north korea's nuclear program continues. biden says trump gave kim exactly what he wanted, an in-person meeting with a u.s. president. trump has improved the relationship with israel, which was deeply strained in the obama/biden administration. he moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. it's the rivalry with china that will define much of u.s. foreign policy for decades to come. trump started a fierce trade war, repeatedly blasting china for the coronavirus painting himself as the one to confront them. >> we had this horrible pl

bill cohen, wow, he was on fire. i think it is representative, wolf, of what's happening behind the scenes. many people of stature had honorable, long careers, both sides of the aisle are just fed up, fed up. they see this as a direct danger not only to the republic but their own legacy being challenged and crumbling in many ways. a lot of this, i don't think it started with nixon, we had big scandals before, but the nixon cloud hangs over this. john dean to have a continuing voice in public affairs, we need to keep remembering, you go down a path of coverup, i willy get, pillars begin to crumble. bob woodward and i talked about this when he was at the post and i was at the white house, saying we wondered whether the pillars would survive the nixon administration. they did. i think now we are in another moment which is very defining, will have big impact for a long time. i did feel, wolf, if i am permitted one more point, i did feel tonight that the president was returning from the world of medicine to the world of p

back michael cohen is a liar he's a racist he's this he's back, he cheats on his taxes, he does this comment is that. stormy daniels, would you call it being the go-between the financial weight he basically told us, he told it -- mickey told us all. including giving the oversight committee some breadcrumbs in terms of how to go about further investigating donald trump comments taxes, certainly the trump organization. in aoc, elijah mentions in the book because it is just that impressed with the question she asked in that hearing where she basically followed up on the breadcrumbs. exactly what kind of subpoenas and requests. >> naya rivera members the end of that hearing where elijah shows great empathy for this ma man. this man who's about to go to prison. but who is a father and a husband. who acknowledged it admitted he done the wrong thing. but said that he was ready to actually pay for his crime and his part in the corruption. and so with that, elisha comes out of the hearing and makes his infamous statement about when we are all dancing with the angels, the question will be aske

and rate cohen an observed the situation from a neutral perspective he says yet he too is concerned to meet me in his office or at home and fear is the problem for development he says. intellectuals journalists people who are free like me are speaking out less and less because they are afraid. but unfortunately a democracy can't be built on fear. and democracy. ibori long for a new start and reconciliation but with the volatility there is now the country might go back to the very beginning of its unresolved problems. now and police in france have arrested a 2nd suspect in connection with excuse me with thursday's and i attack in nice investigators believe the man was in contact with the assailant who killed 3 people at the city's a silica the 3rd islamist attack in france in 2 months the country's interior minister says france is being targeted for its defense of free expression and secularism in france is now beefing up security across the country as nice remember that that. nice is a city in mourning. for some the shock and pain of thursday's attack is difficult to bear. because it m

sacha baron cohen is back.gnature style of political satire >> i brought the girl for you. >> reporter: over the years, politicians on both sides of the aisle have fallen prey to baron cohen's pranks bernie sanders to dick cheney. now in the sequel to his 2006 movie, the fictitious journalist, borat, returns to america in a year that's been stranger than fiction. >> what is more dangerous, this virus or the democrat? >> democrats >> democrats >> reporter: ahead of the film's release tomorrow on amazon prime video, a scene featuring rudy giuliani is already making headlines. nbc news has obtained and seen an advanced copy of the movie. the scene in question shows giuliani after an interview in a hotel room with a 24-year-old actress playing borat's teenage daughter he was pretending to be a tv reporter. >> my daddy is the smartest person in the whole wide world. >> reporter: giuliani appears to take off his microphone and then lays down on the bed and puts his hands in his pants for a few seconds. the whole thin

what their boss does every day which is distorting roger stone guilty of lying to congress michael cohen former personal lawyer guilty on 8 criminal counts george papadopoulos form of foreign policy advisor guilty to lying about contacts with russians pomona for michael flynn so now he wasn't cleansing the swamp trumpets refilled it with sleaze and criminals suddenly. absolutely nothing and each individual personal when. it is not all said and done that's one case so. he hat. charging as you don't eat until that's the roots all organic or was hired for one purpose only he was hired help to delegate. when he 60 in cleveland it was hired because of this record it was the era that on this in an app my job because he's been so unfairly treated you know the irony is this is a man who kept calling for hillary clinton to be locked up but it's his own people who've been locked up and his own people who've left under an ethical cloud in the from the white house well or man or was in the administration michael cohen was in the strange ok well look at former labor secretary alexander acosta resigne

betsy cohen taking paya public. >>> breaking news. president trump is now in prescott, arizona.had landed in arizona at around 2:37. he is holding a make america great rally there. it is the first of two rallies in the state today. later, he will hold another one in tucson. in the latest cbs news/ugov poll, joe biden holds a three-point lead over the president in the grand canyon state but that is of course well within the margin of error which is 4.1%. >>> now, this appearance comes after his comments on stimulus and you can look at intradays here, sent the markets to session lows. as we watch the dow right now, off session lows but still down a good 365 points and the s&p down 50. we are coming right back with much more and charlie gasparino working on a very important story. boy, is this going to resonate. we'll be right back. insulin injections can make diabetes complicated. omnipod delivers insulin through a discreet waterproof pod... to help simplify life. no more daily injections. it's game-changing. take your insulin anywhere with a small tubeless pod. and the wireless c

cohen was trump ice lawyer and fixer. so cohen provided investigators with financial records that raised questions about whether the trump organization committed fraud and tried to get loans and tax breaks by lying about the value oifts properf its propert. this is a civil investigation that general james is doing, but that could change if she uncovers evidence of a crime, she can refer it to her criminal prosecutor or she can ask the new york governor cuomo for permission to prosecute the case herself. >> how do you expect this thing to go? eric trump has been pretty open and critical about the attorney general himself. >> yeah, yasmin, there's bad blood between trump and the whole trump family. president trump was forced to pay 2 million dollars. so eric trump has really gone after the attorney general on twitter and fox news in a way that's quite unusual for someone who's the subject of a fraud investigation. eric trump said if james were a judge or a cop, she would be arrested. so frankly, i think eric seems concerned

character, i would have assumed he was a sasha baron cohen character.e looks like a guy who either wears no make up or seven hours of make up i mean, that's either a weird old dude or a teenager working real hard to buy beer. of course, this isn't the best prank ever pulled on rudy. the best prank is definitely still the time he looked at his wife and said, "you're my cousin?" now, rudy claims he was just tucking in his shirt and honestly, who knows? maybe he was he's one of those weird guys who does stuff like lie on a bed to tuck a shirt in, or keep half a tuna salad sandwich wrapped in a newspaper in his briefcase i'm sure his supers had to come up to his apartment to pull cigar butts out of his shower drain. so that's the guy. that's the guy right there, asking us to believe joe biden is somehow a criminal. the reason they have to go to these absurd lengths is simple, nothing else is working. for example, tonight was the second and final presidential debate now we taped this in the afternoon so i have no idea how it went. but i'm willing to guess it

it turns out rudy also has a cameo in the latest sacha baron cohen borat film. nbc news has obtained a copy of the film that appears to show juli and an actress playing a reporter going into a hotel bedroom for drinks in what may be a compromising few moments. tonight giuliani called the video a complete fabrication and says a suspicious-looking screen grab from the scene is simply him tucking in his shirt after removing a microphone following an interview. he says he called the police once he realized sasha baron cohen was behind it. it's a lot but let's bring in our lead-off discussion group for this predebate wednesday night. jonathan lem yooer, white house reporter for the associated press. annie karni, white house reporter for the "new york times." jason johnson, campaign veteran, a journalist, and contributor over at the grio and a professor of politics at morgan state university. good evening and welcome to you all. annie, let's see. we're 21 hours and change away from the start of this debate now. some of our colleagues with a straight face have teased o

bernard cohen died this week at the age of 86. >> he'll be missed.o see that video. >> i think the movie they did recently sort of reminded people or for some people, the first time that they knew about that case. they didn't know all the details. >> it was fitting that mildred loving stated way before the supreme court case that the lgbtq community should have the same rights in marriage as the rest of us. >> discrimination is discrimination. >> it sure is. >>> he's lived a life of a working man and has the scars to prove it. farmer jon tester has another job as a u.s. senator. we'll talk to the maverick montanan about his life and his effort to bridge our partisan divide. >>> and if you are heading out the door. don't forget to record "cbs this morning saturday." coming up in our next hour, skin in the game. >> the true diversity of human skin tones is now being recognized in dozens of products. hear how small changes can have a big impact on both company and customer. >>> plus, tiger, tiger, burning bright. that's a poetic description of one of th

. >> reporter: after sasha baron cohen studied him before he played him. >> who is this guy is he a fool or the smartest guy in the room. >> what do you think? >> i think he was the smartest guy in the room and developed a whole style of protesting that was designed to get as much media attention as possible, and even in the riots in chicago, he always had his mind on where the cameras were. >> we can't fight it in the court. these are the people that are putting us on trial, see. >> reporter: hoffman and his co-defendant jerry ruben became celebrities in our own right. >> it was raining, cold and it was not a night out for man and beast and it was only -- they should choose this night to hold a news conference. >> only people to stop the trial are the people in the streets. >> the u.s. attorney wanted a negro defendant to scare the jury. >> reporter: the trial was a different experience for the lone black defendant, bobby seal. he wound up representing himself and ended up clashing with judge hoffman. >> he was gagged and chained for refusing to obey the judge. a white linen cloth reinf

rodgin cohen from sullivan and cromwell.wing state look at florida continues as we welcome democratic congresswoman kathy castor of tampa. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i am david westin. all this week we have been looking at florida as part of our swing states theories leading up to the election. we represent -- we welcome representative kathy castor, her district contains all of tampa. give us your view of where florida is in this election and particularly your district in tempo. >> it's good to be with you. every day is election day right now. vote by mail returns are up about 30%, everyone who has a vote by mail ballot has returned it in tampa. that will continue early voting starts next week. you will continue to see folks weighing in and voting prior to election day. we have a very good system of vote by mail. what i am hearing from people and what i think is driving the larger vote by mail returns is the coronavirus. covid-19 -- we are averaging well over 100 deaths pe

. >> elizabeth cohen cnn's senior medical correspondent.'s walk through the cdc thubs, because you've got an estimated 299,000, almost 300,000 deaths. more deaths, than were expected. two-thirds of those attributed to covid-19. what about the other third? >> you know, we're actually not sure exactly what that other third is. could be a combination of things. probably is a combination of different causes of deaths. some of them might be because of delayed care during especially in the beginning of the outbreak, a lot of people delayed care, delayed cancer tests all of that. that might be also at play here. interesting here, when you look at these numbers, brianna, what you see is that the age group that's most affected was actually relatively young people between the ages of 25 and 44. in other words, when you look at deaths in that age group, 25 to 44, for this year, from late january until early october, compare it for the same time period for 2019 or '18 or back five years, the most dramatic difference is for that age group. so compared t

ofly: adam cohen, director economic policy at google.or more, we are joined by the policy director. you have had time to review the case. you have heard google's response. better argument, the justice department or google? >> of course, it will be for the courts to decide, but the case today has a strong argument. this is a huge product and a huge industry, so i am sure there will be a lot of work to be done. but it looks like a strong complaint. some new filings coming out from google including 8k. they are saying that the justice department, state attorneys still probing. we have 11 attorneys general who have signed on. others could join. additional states could file. what do you make of that threat, the big picture? >> complaint coming out of doj today focuses on search, but there are other aspects of google's business that have antitrust concerns. i think that could be a source of an additional lawsuit from state attorneys general. or, doj actually has the ability to amend this complaint later. they could expand it. emily: expand it,

the this man is a straight a bigot and a racist and ironically there was a meeting set up by michael cohen to say you know better than that. it is the us against them and finally agree to disagree i knew he would try to distort the meeting so i talked about what i said he tried to meet that l sharpton apologize for what he had been saying. >> that meeting with private citizen trump arranged by michael cohen, what was the first time you had interactions with trump or even met with trump? you write in the beginning of the book after trump won the election he called you and wanted you to come to trump tower in meet with him. if memory serves, you said no. >> he called me about 30 days around that time around president-elect. i had been on morning joe he called me out of the clear blue sky so i look down and see a number and then called my back i didn't recognize the number i said i'm in a board meeting i cannot talk and then they said we were president-elect. so i step outside of the board meeting and i said yes he says ally watching on morning joe this morning. you are right. look at me now

elizabeth cohen, what more are you learning? >> we have heard about the coming twindemmics, and we've been told, but many pharmacies will not vaccinate children. you know it's just easy to take it to a pharmacy in most cases. you don't have to take time off work or make an appointment, but look at this map. 30 states in the united states do not let pharmacists vaccinate children at all or vac nail children under a certain age, so you can't even go to pharmacies if you have children of a certain age. in august, the trump administration did something that was applauded by many public health experts. he said, look, pharmacists can give flu vaccines to thin ages 3 and plus, but this is where the investigation comes in. we called more than 175 pharmacies in those 30 dates, only about 30 of them would beling to vaccinate a child and up. even though the trump administration told them can you do it a small percentage were willing. we are almost at the end of flu vaccine season. the fda and cdc say best to get yew flu shot by the end of

>> elizabeth cohen, thank you for all of that information. pep rallies, few masks and a crowd surfing politician in the middle of a pandemic. the president's campaign events fl flout cdc's guidelines. >>> plus coronavirus spread like wile fires in nursing homes. new reserve could explain why we'll have more of that ahead. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ i'll be eating chicken tikka andmasala with garlic naan.ay. [doorbell chimes] cheers. i win again, patrick. that's siiir patrick. oooooow. sir. >>> coronavirus is ripping through the united states. there have been more than 8 million infections, nearly 220,000 deaths, but there's still a segment of the american population that is not taking this threa

now let's get more from clifford cohen from d.w. business my colleague and a long time china correspondent walk into the show clifford 1st of all give us an idea who discusses this 5 year plan and how is it put together well this is one of the great big set pieces of the chinese communist party like the national people's congress where the economy is party central committee which has about nearly $400.00 members in total they will discuss various aspects of this most of it has been drawn up already and it will bear the heavy imprint of xi jinping who's going to be the driving force behind all of this everything is going to be contained this thing called xi jinping told which is this new sort of central ideology that is being driven by by xi jinping so it'll be a consultation rather than a. anything more than a parliamentary kind of meeting that we know say in the west what will be the focus on topic was topic wise the focus is going to be on the next 5 years obviously and taking a longer term view at the moment john is very very ple