>> dana: yes. a little star on your chart, blue ribbon. >> another way to not answer it really. >> dana: an interesting thing about -- i thought mike pence was very effective when he debated kamala harris on the issue of court packing. part of the reason is because the biden team had refused to comment on it. they were trying to starve the story of attention. by the time they get on the debate stage, there's millions watching, now you have kamala harris having to answer the question. is the same true tonight with the hunter biden story? >> i think so. i think -- i can't tell whether kristin welker will bring it up or not. it's getting critical mass. especially with the new information that we've been developing. i know for a fact that president trump will bring it up. the two minutes, they control. so just like vice president pence did last time, he would say i'll get to that in a second. but i want to go back to this other thing. the question is, how much time should, if you're a trump supporter,

dana? >> dana: all-important pennsylvania. thanks, peter doocy. let's bring in martha maccallum, anchor of "the story." a lot to talk about tonight. i wanted your talk about what john roberts just showed us, the president comparing the first debate and the second debate. he knows television very well. i wonder if he watched the first one, heard the feedback and decided, as he said, that last night was a more popular way of doing things. >> yeah, it's a very trumpian way of looking at it. he said that is popular with some people, the more aggressive style. i can do a number of styles. last night's style was popular with a lot of people. i think one of the most interesting things about last night and you and i watched together in nashville is that it delineated the differences, the differences became sharper between these two candidates. one is clearly of washington for a very long time. the other is an outsider that looks at things from a businessman perspective and economic perspective. that leads them to different paths of governing. there was a

dana? >> dana: that's the idea. laura ingle, thank you.et's bring in our panel, richard fowler and katie pavlich. i want the cover two topics. one is the incompetence here in new york and i also want to talk about the impact. let me start with you, richard. obviously there's some states that have done mail-in voting for a long time. there's about seven of them. they worked out the kinks. that's not the case for all states. how concerned should we be about the integrity of this election? >> i think every american should be concerned about the integrity of this election, which is why you should vote early. once you get your ballot, fill it out right away and turn it right away. i think in d.c. you had some voters that are trigger happy, so they voted and tried to return their ballots and the boxes are not even installed yet. the only way we'll make our democracy work is if every american voter votes, either in person or vote early or by mail and make sure their votes are counted and follow the tracking number on it. this system does work. we

dana. >> dana: indeed. thank you.republican law makers are preparing to take action against twitter and facebook after they blocked stories about hunter biden. jackie has the details >>> well the senate judiciary committee is considering these big tech subpoenas on thursday, though it's fluid on the issue of how they handled the hunter biden story. that's when the committee is also supposed to consider the nomination of amy coney barrett. so that could change. but the subpoenas are set to include jack dorsey. there are new questions about who else is going to be in there, maybe mark zuckerberg from facebook. there is a possibility identifies book blocked "the story" from more viewers than twitter. jack doors sir is set to testify before the senate commerce committee next week. twitter said it blocked "the story" because it violated the hacked materials policy. the reduced visibility was waiting on the fact checkers to vet it. these are two separate issues, the first is their power and schoop, antitrust issues, that's

i am dana perino. bill, i will see you on "the five." a brilliant mind. talking about college, technology or hoops or debates. there is something going on behind us tonight. >> dana: right there. >> bill: nice to see you. >> [loud music playing]. [inaudible]. >> bill: it's one o'clock in utah. vice-president pence and kamala harris face off on the debate stage. dana perino and bret baier will join me with analysis. president trump still recovering from covid as the white house. doctors saying the president is symptom free and feels great. joe biden taking a break from the trail today. only 27 days until the election and already millions have cast

dana? >> dana: john roberts here in nashville. let's check in with the biden campaign now. jacqui heinrich, you're live in philadelphia. big activity happening there today, jacqui. >> sure is, dana. joe biden is at home preparing for the final face-off with president trump. the democrats are bringing out the most powerful weapon in this crucial swing state. former president barack obama will host a drive-in rally in a couple hours. a portion of his remarks will be directed toward black men highlighting the importance of african american turn-out in philadelphia, which caused in part hillary clinton's loss in pennsylvania in 2016. although she won philadelphia, she didn't win by as much as she needed and got less of a share to romney. in obama's first appearance comes after his former v.p. is denying allegations of improprieties stemming from his son's business deals. all of this is a subject of a republican, led senate inquiry. there was damage that joe biden manipulated foreign policy the

i am dana perino.d here is bill hemmer. >> bill: we for your part of the country. >> dana: i love it. i feel mountain air. >> bill: and reserved the sunshine. standby. live in utah. i am bill hemmer live in salt lake city. vice-president pence and kamala harris will face off in their only one debate. my colleagues will join me here on set. and president t

hi, peter. >> dana good afternoon. former vladimir putin covid test delayed his entire day on the campaign trail by about 3 1/2 hours. he is on his way a press pool travelling with him in delaware saw him getting out of thesively and on to the campaign plain. plane. they were shouting questions but he didn't come over to talk. we've only seen him, we haven't heard from him today. we do have some updated guidance about the way that everything has been changing so quickly and the way it affects his schedule here in michigan. two events dropped off his schedule. virtual fundraiser and mobilization event no longer listed, that mobilization event was notable. just yesterday the biden campaign reversed course after months of de riding the trump campaign for canvassing and knocking on doors as dangerous, and the biden team said they'll mobilize people to knock on doors this weekend. dr. jill biden is campaigning separately from joe, heading to manchester new hampshire and kamala harris is on her way to las vegas. she and bide

dana? >> dana: that is good news indeed, everybody wants their football.arrett tenney, thanks so much. president tweeted during this hour that at 6:30 p.m. eastern tonight he will be leaving walter reed. there will be an update from his abductors in the next hour and then, i guess you will see during special report and probably into the story the president returning to the white house. thanks for joining us everybody, i'm dana perino. i will see you on "the five." bill, it's all you. >> bill: we will see you in two hours. happy monday. good afternoon. i'm bill hemmer and here we roll. roll. breaking news from the walter reed medical center, president trump tweeting that he will leave the hospital and he's feeling really good. any minute we will hear from the president's physician dr. song connolly on his current position. he received several treatments over the weekend but meanwhile the virus is still an issue for those working inside the west wing. press secretary and kayleigh mcenany saying she tested positive and will start her quarantine. the trump cam

>> dana: indeed. martha, i was thinking back to the last time we sat together in the kavanaugh hearings. it feels like this one is going to be different. maybe last thought on that from you? >> martha: it does. there is a feeling. we know anything can change. but there is a feeling that the democrats decided this process is going to move forward, it didn't reflect well on them last time around when they put kavanaugh through the ringer with absolutely no evidence as it turned out in the end. so i think they are refraining and more restrained in this process. no doubt you will hear zingers and very sort of ominous warnings about this judicial nominee from them in the course of the next couple of days. >> dana: i look forward to being with you for that. >> thank you. >> dana: let's bring in vice president of the united states, mike pence. what a pleasure to have you here today. i know you are out campaigning. [applause] there is an election underway. i want to quickly ask you about the supreme court nom

dana is right.mp campaign thinks this is the nail in the coffin for the biden campaign in pennsylvania. they had the best year with gdp on record in pennsylvania. and it hurts biden down ballot. hurts him down ballot in new mexico, oklahoma, ohio, pennsylvania, texas. this was a huge self-inflicted wound. >> dagen: one it reminds me of but worse, we're going to put a lot of coal miners out of business. >> juan: and taken out of context. the reality is, climate change is very real to many people. we know about the flooding, we know about the hurricanes, know about the wild fires. for most people, it's like here's the poll numbers. they think that president trump hasn't done enough to deal with climate change. overwhelmingly americans think we need to do more in terms of investing and transitioning to renewable energy in this country. but he took a risk. i think joe biden took a risk and stood tool and said, you know what? we do need. this is where i said to you, there was a misinterpretation of hilla

." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino with katie pavlich, greg gutfeld, jesse watters. this is "the five" in new york city. president trump is ready to rally. his campaign a understand knowing they will hold a make america great campaign rally monday night at 7:00 p.m. the president will have his first in-person event. tomorrow night he will do something else on law and order. president trump saying today he's feeling much better. >> i feel better now than i did two weeks ago. it's crazy. i recovered immediately. i might not have recovered at all. i'm saying something that we will cure this now. a cure. without us, without trump administration, this would never have happened. we poured money into these cures and the vaccines. >> dana: the drama over the next presidential debate continues to boil over. the commission is refusing to budge on yesterday's decision to hold a remote town hall next week. the trump campaign saying just a few minutes ago, the format for the october 22nd debate will not change. so that one could still happen. if all sides involve manage to figure

dana, what are you watching for?between them so 12 feet and plexiglass and everybody will be okay. i will be with juan and our colleagues. i'm looking forward to it because usually a vice presidential debate would not affect the rates at all and i don't think it will in this case either. do you think it is interesting kamala harris had this amazing rollout of vice presidential choice? you have not seen anything from her sense? she does very few interviews but she's out and about on the campaign trail but she has not been pressed on policy at all. if there is one thing mike pence can do, he can press on policy. i'm looking forward to it. >> dagen: her policy or joe biden's policy, juan, is a great deal more left than joe biden was, including abolishing private health insurance. >> juan: i think this has to be about joe biden's policies. he is ahead of the ticket and what people anticipate they are voting for. dana said in normal circumstances the vice presidential debate is forget about willing. but one candidate who

back to you dana. >> dana: i think you douglas.'s bring in our panel, mary anne marsh, former senior advisor to john kerry, collin reed, former spokesman for chris christie and chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor and of course my cohost, we did not talk about the gender gap but let me put this one pole. mary and look at this. this is the entire difference. people determine the election which is a huge benefit for th them. they show that there is a 23-25% addenda gap in favor of biden. in the battleground states, it's 20-30% for biden. women will decided. >> i don't think it's breaking news that there is a gender gap and at least one that is current right now. we are talking about fdr, white working-class voters who have been the bedrock of the democratic party since the days of fdr are devoting comic deserting them in droves. a lot of this will come down to, there's an old cliche in politics, and that's true about the last stretch. the time for persuasion is over, and it's hard to do that without enthusiasm and that's where t

i'm always wrong. >> dana: don't say it on tv.] those words don't work with us. >> dana: i read it earlier, but i didn't say it out loud. what would you say? >> greg: al omage. >> juan: look, look, look, you're my friend, so i won't sound pretentious. >> dana: we are hijacked in this segment. i wanted to ask juan, are there some bedwetting democrats? [laughter] >> juan: i'm nervous. i mean, look, the only one that counts is the election day. that's it. when you look at this right now, you say, democrats, don't be complacent. you've got to work. you've got to continue pumping. and i think the biden campaign is a student not to say we have this in the bag. you don't want to take anything for granted. especially not after 2016. if there is a lesson right there. you should have learned your lesson. but at this point, dana, i would rather buy it and they end trump. it's not tied right now. when i look at the numbers, when i look at the analytics, there is no movement away from biden. no movement towards trump. it looks like all of the

i am dana perino.we will see you on "the five in just a few hours. >> bill: a guess, we'll see you shortly. >> with your help, your devotion and your drive, we are going to keep on working, we are going to keep on fighting and we will keep on winning, winning, winning. >> dana>> bill: i'm bill hemmer, welcome. at the moment the president is giving a speech in lancaster county. second stop of

>> dana: it's a good idea, greg.nk we should pursue it. >> juan: i was going to come to you and say until the president releases his health documents and the doctors say that he is not con teenage jus. what is the rational basis for joe biden saying oh, yeah. i'm going to put my health at risk or the commission saying we are going to put our staff and everyone else at risk? >> greg: there is a good argument for a virtual debate. although they are not doing it because of the good argument, they are doing it because in my opinion pence crushed it last night, right? and this was a great way that downward spiral of that event cam also a was embarrassment. a way to change the topic. when we did our remote it wasn't less interruption there was more. can't have eye contact and be around people. the idea of having a virtual debate is going to be really hard to improve upon anything. what they need to do is figure out how to have these people in a room safely nearby. they are both on the east coast, i imagine. and have a good

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. dana perino along with dagen mccowell, juan williams jesse watters and brian kilmeade. is he here, yes. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: bitter partisan battle in the supreme court officially underway amy coney barrett first day of confirmation hearing. democrats for the most part avoiding personal attacks. to focus on the process and key 2020 issues like healthcare. >> i think this hearing is a sham. i think it shows real messed up priorities from the republican party. >> this hearing itself is a microcosm of trump's dangerous ineptitude. >> in her speech at the white house, covid super spreader event two weeks ago, judge barrett aligned herself with her mentor, the late justice antonin scalia, who twice voted to strike down the aca. >> stripping healthcare from millions of americans during a pandemic, that's really what is at stake. >> senator kamala harris stepping away from the campaign trail for just a minute, trying to drive. so democrats' points.

dana, i'm touched right now, i don't even. >> dana: i think one of the reasons we have done well thesee even longer -- >> greg: just four years? did you just forget the last four years? >> dana: i was thinking since president trump has been in office but our show is funnier than the late-night show. also because we make fun of ourselves. >> greg: we don't take yourself seriously, and the interesting thing, i think you will agree with this come on, is on "the five" we get both sides of the story. when you go onto one of those stories, it's like they never heard somebody like me or dana, but they've known one side but they don't know the other and i think that's what skews them. >> juan: i think they are looking for stuff that's funny and i think in all honesty, trump's walking satire, wouldn't you say? >> greg: yeah. >> juan: he's great material. but i hear your point. i mean, they could be more diverse. i think you are, right. but i think when i was reacting to what you were writing i was thinking, "snl" had record ratings for their debut this season, and i think part of that is becaus

i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the candidates making their way around key states with only a couple of weeks ago but already, millions of americans have cast their ballots as early voting is now underway at nearly 40 states. we have team fox coverage. bret baier standing by with analysis, peter doocy with the latest from the biden campaign and we begin with john roberts. >> good afternoon to you, the president will be in prescott, arizona, for a rally there. 1 of 2 that he has gotten arizona, not a press call, but a campaign call that the president gave this morning said he thinks we will put the state away for him despite the fact that the real clear politics average shows joe biden leading by three points. something else interesting about that phone call that the president had, kind of a pep talk for campaign workers is that three weeks ago or so, maybe even more recently than that, the president thought that things were looking pretty bleak for him in terms of his ability to win. listen here. >> we are going to

you live it. >> dana: welcome back.to bring your mask next time you you fly or you will not get off the ground. delta, american airlines, ban passengers for not wearing a face mask. jesse, if you don't wear a mask on flights like delta, they will put you on something akin to the no-fly list. good luck getting to grandma's house for thanksgiving. what do you think? >> jesse: do be a co-vidiot. they will put you on watch list lie jihadist, next time your buddy has a bachelor party, you will have to drive there. i hate to mask shame, you are making me mask shame. wear a mask. >> dana: you have turned jesse into a karen. juan, have you flown commercially recently? you see people are germoph obes and wiping down everything with clorox everyone masked up, i can't imagine getting on a plane without it. >> juan: i agree, have you to wear your seat belt, department of defense said wearing a mask on flight protects yourself and others. i think it is just common sense. >> kennedy: greg, i don't know if i will ever fly maskless aga

>> dana: yes. >> greg: thank you very much, i rest my case. >> dana: can i make another point?f the things we are looking at is this confirmation is going so smoothly. when did the cavanaugh stuff come up? after this process. at this point over the next few days during the counter-process. i have no indication they are going to do anything like that but don't sleep on it, it might happen. a lot of their outrageousness was already out there and just became white noise. i want to point out an example, in the hearing, you remember ted kennedy's speech, in this case because, i guess maybe people are so desensitized to the stuff, cory booker, the senator of new jersey argued that justice barrett, women who had miscarriages could be subject to investigation to ensure they hadn't had an abortion. this is a speech that he gives on the floor. it's inflammatory but richard blumenthal also says that in vitro fertilization can be criticized under judge barrett even though she says there's nothing in her record or public statements to suggest that's remotely possible. i agree. i don't agree

dana? crock-pot, like a pot roast. >> greg: like a soft, moshe potato. that's a really boring potato. snow days are the most treasured day of childhood. the snow is probably over thanks to virtual learning. you grew up in a place called colorado, and wyoming, right? >> dana: we had a lot of snow days but we had a superintendent who made it tough on us, he said he would only call school off if he said couldn't get down his driveway in a tractor. it was like that anticipation, are you going to get a day off, are you going to watch "family feud? >> greg: i would not know, i grew up on the west coast. when we heard a snow day, that meant we were calling the coke dealer. >> dagen: i won't answer that. there is no more snow days, they are over for everybody. >> greg: it's another thing that the pandemics erased. >> juan: because every buddy has acclimated to virtual learning. no more ferris bueller's day o off. >> jesse: my dad was a headmaster for many years and it was his job as headmaster to c

i am dana perino with dana mcdowell, juan williams, greg gutfeld, jesse watters. president trump on the first lady and quarantine after testing positive for covid-19. the news upending an already chaotic campaign season with the election 32 days away. the president and first lady experiencing mild symptoms but they are said to be in good spirits. we go to john roberts at the white house with more. >> good afternoon. the president's physician, dr. sean connolly, releasing a statement giving us an update of what the president's situation is. let's put it on the screen so you can follow along. "following pcr confirmation of the president's diagnosis," and this is the test where they stick that swab way, way up your nose. "as a precautionary measure he received a single dose of a polyclonal antibody, an experimental drug that hasn't received fda approval. the president has been taking zinc, vitamin d which boosts immune systems, the generic form of pepcid, melatonin, daily aspirin" as of this afternoon the president remains fatigued but in good spirits. he will be eva

dana, you are up next. >> dana: okay, there's a new episode of "dana perino's book club."s new book called "doesn't hurt to ask." all about his time as a former prosecutor and congressman but really it's about how to persuade. it's an excellent book, i highly recommend it. here's a short clip. >> to be fully effective when it comes to persuasion, there has to be some kind of relationship. if enough to last for a long time but something where you can read what resonates and what connects. >> dana: you can check it out at foxnation.com. all the book clubs are there. >> jesse: i'm going to try that persuasion with one. >> dana: knock yourself out, jessie. >> jesse: you and i figure it out at dinner. >> juan: all right. i want to congratulate you on that baby anyway. >> jesse: thank you. >> juan: you're going to like this, they're calling it the great escape. take a look at twin boys fleeing the big house in dallas. he has come as you can see, the 1-year-old, broke out before mom caught onto the mischief. the mom said the boys are racing to catch up with their 7-year-old dog.

dana, two things. >> juan: not true. >> brian: real quick, dana, is it true and does it matter?it is true it doesn't matter if it is true or is it true? >> dana: one come i think truth matters, but i don't know if it matters in the next eight days in terms of this story. obviously, president trump is making up ground against joe biden. i feel like biden, ken, sitting on a lead, watching it evaporate but what is the president focusing on today, jobs and the economy, drawing a contrast between him and biden. the hunter story is one of the things it's almost difficult to understand if you don't spend a lot of time on it. the president has to try to get every single vote he can possibly get. he's had the right strategy today. >> brian: dana perino, thank you so much and stick around because you get paid 28 more minutes. straight ahead kamala harris think socialism is hysterical. hear what she said about some in her party drinking joe biden to the far left. they blame her. ♪ ♪ >> dana: repeatedly tried to convince voters he will not be convinced by the far left party. despite the law

. >> i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. democratic vice presidential candidate kamala harris and president trump arriving in arizona after former vice-president joe biden slammed the president's handling of the pandemic. we have team fox coverage on a new warning over mail-in voting. peter ducey with more from the biden campaign but let's begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts live in florida. >> good afternoon. florida where the president will be coming later tonight the president in las vegas now going to arizona, arizona such an important state for the president it rarely if ever votes democrat but president down to joe biden about 2.a points latest average and with voter enthusiasm he was there for two events on the 19th. there was thought that might be enough to put the state in his column but the president going back today for his seventh visit. to the grand canyon state. joe biden strongest line of attack against president trump is the white house response to the coronavirus epidemic the president fi

i'm dana perino.see you on "the five" on friday. >> bill: you're going to live in my head all weekend, dana. >> dana: i'll try to be quiet. >> bill: right on. thanks, dana. have a great time. a good friday afternoon, everyone. you almost made it. i'm bill hemmer. good day to you. our reporting begins in the great american west where joe biden is making a push for nevada. he's campaigning in las vegas. wrapping up a speech a moment ago. president trump lost that race two points four years ago. his team thinks it's possible again this time around. up employment is above 15% there due to covid. the clock is ticking on a recovery. the president says he's recovering from covid. he spoke directly to his base in a

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where is dana? i saw dana white. does anybody know who dana whites? looks like he got into a fight with one of his fighters, right? no. you don't have christmas. you don't have the 4th of july. we will get back to normal, open up the states. by the way, so you know, on november 4th, they will announce your state is open and covid, covid, covid. you turn on the television, we have incredible numbers, mortality is way down and way better than europe and other places. all sorts of things are happening with therapies, therapeutics and cures. i wasn't feeling great and i was surrounded by doctors and they gave me something and the next day i felt i could take this guy in a fight, like no problem. no problem. but sleepy joe, i don't think sleepy joe would be a good fighter, as dana before. one gentle touch to the face and he's down. he's down and wouldn't get up very quickly either, would he? joe biden, he said, i would like to take him to the back of the barn. okay. if i ever said that to him, they would say, he practices viole e violence. the president pr

i am dana perino. i will see you on "the five" and here is bill hemmer. >> bill: we for your part of the country. >> dana: i love it. i feel mountain air. >> bill: and reserved the sunshine. standby. live in utah. i am bill hemmer live in salt lake city. vice-president pence and kamala harris will face off in their only one debate. my colleagues will join me here on set. and president trump is recovering from covid. we may hear from him today. that's not conclusive yet. the president tweeted he is feeling great and looking forward to the debate in miami a week from tomorrow. an unprecedented couple of weeks with lots of drama. an election 28 days from today. 4 weeks on the calendar. jackie is covering the biden campaign live in salt lake city. but first to john roberts from the north lawn. good afternoon, john. >> bill, breaking news in the last couple of minutes. the president is rejecting the proposal from nancy pelosi and house democrats for coronavirus relief. his team will suspend negotiations unt

delicious. >> dana: i think that's a good pole.ey song, we'll try again tomorrow but here in nashville, that's my song. special coverage of the presidential debate with brett and martha maccallum begins right now. ♪ >> bret: tonight, the rematch. the first debate was an epic struggle. what it lacked in the quorum and the substance -- [crosstalk] >> it more than made up for in intensity and insults. >> everything he's saying so far is simply a lie. i want to make sure -- >> you graduated last in your class. >> bret: tonight come around two, both candidates searching for a knockout. >> we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning,

>> dana: i have a birthday to talk about as well.d his name is gail halverson, 100 years old today and best known as the berlin candy bomber. his birthday is saturday. during the berlin blockade in the 40s, starting citizens in controlled areas which inspired him to start operation little battle where he would drop candy and other treats to children in berlin. and new to the operation reach the united states they began trip -- contributing tweet dominic treats, and they dropped candy every other day. so he is the best candy man the world has ever seen, happy birthday to you. >> greg: dana, that certainly is a "sweet" story. i'm trying to sing my local news banner. banter. juan, finish it off. >> juan: you know track and field is known for tremendous athletic ability as an tremendous speed, tremendous strength, trying to make tremendous but look at a track star by the name of the manual. ♪ emmanuel. >> juan: yes, it is hard to believe what you saw, but you did see a human being hopping or hurdles before then leaping a fifth hurdle tha

dana, counter-culture is infiltrating everywhere.s, dana. >> the bluebirds, remember their pledge to finish what you began. all good lessons that you learned. this is so disappointing. >> say that again? >> i pledge to finish what i began. like your projects. >> [laughing]. >> i can't remember the rest of the pledge. >> [laughing]. >> do we still have the bluebirds? i made a cute little thing. little badges and everything. anyway, it's unfortunate they apologized. what would have been more brave and would have set a better example for the young women they hope to raise would be to say this tweet was not intended to be political, period. but no apology. you don't have to apologize. as you said earlier, greg, about being intimidated. why would you teach girl scouts to be intimidated. that's ridiculous. >> absolutely. it's terrible. katie, he's are the same creeps who don't raise any objections over looting or beheadings. this is what they get mad about because it's so easy to fake outrage about this stuff. >> i don't feel bad for the g

where's dana? like you fought one of dana white's -- i saw dana white.anybody know who dana white is? looks like you got into a fight with one of his fighters, right? you don't have christmas, you don't have the fourth of july -- no, we've got to get back to normal. you've got to open up the state. by the way, so you know, on november 4, all of a sudden, the state will be open. covid, covid, covid, you turn on the television, we have some incredible numbers. mortality is way down. way better than europe and other places. all sorts of things are happening, therapies, cures. i was not feeling great. and i was surrounded by doctors. and they gave me something, and the next day, i felt i could take this guy in a fight, like no problem. no problem. but sleepy joe, i do think sleepy joe would be a good fighter. one gentle little touch to the face, and he's down. he is down and he wouldn't get up very quickly, would he? joe biden said, "i'd like to take him to the back of the barn." okay. if i ever said that to him, he would say, he practices violence. the pres

>> dana: thanks for joining us. i am dana perino. bill, i will see you on "the five." i found that interesting. >> bill: he has a brilliant mind. talking about college, technology or hoops or debates. there is something going on behind us tonight. >> dana: right there. >> bill: nice to see you. >> [loud music playing]. [inaudible]. >> bill: it's one o'clock in utah. vice-president pence and kamala harris face off on the debate stage. dana perino and bret baier will join me with analysis. president trump still recovering from covid as the white house. doctors saying the president is symptom free and feels great. joe biden taking a break from the trail today. only 27 days until the election and already millions have cast their ballots. >> [loud music playing]. >> bill: a big hour. l.a. mayor and the rnc chair and jason chaffetz and juan williams are here today. john roberts leads live from the north lawn. >> we are still expecting that the president may give a video message before the day is over. we are not clear about that yet. we got an update on the president's healt

>> dana: i think because biden was flagging, you knew it was supposed to wrap up. you have to get your game face on, 8 minutes to go before martha and brett ask you questions. >> bill: great job. >> dana: thanks. >> bill: 15 millioners watched you. >> dana: i think it was a group effort. it's been amazing. we talked about -- we started in iowa, new hampshire and we ended last night and now on to election night. >> bill: see you at 5:00. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: the economy one of the biggest debates last night. our friday money team is standing by. they will tell you what is coming up for you and your pocketbook next. >> bill: nearly every line of question comes back to a central focus. that's the economy. we had hour team look back a little bit in history and we will try to portend what will come next. biden and trump have faced the recovery at the forefront of their campaign. >> we handed him a booming economy. he blew it. >> i got it done. >> you got it done. >> both candidates have said they know what is needed to bring back jobs. >> we stepped in and rescu

dana? >> he is doing something very smart.uggesting he is the underdog in the debate tomorrow night and suggesting that he is roughing up the moderator. i don't think that's fair. just because your parents gave contributions to democrats doesn't mean you have. i think he will be sharper. anyone who has seen hamilton there is a song with great advice: talk less and smile more. he indicated he will talk less to well biden take the lead. in the nbc town hall one lady said president trump had a very nice smile. >> indeed. bret, if the president brings up hunter biden, the democrats are saying well, why doesn't the vice-president bring up ivanka and the fact that jared kushner is not qualified to run the covid response? >> i think democrats are saying that. i think the former vice president biden is in the mind set of normalcy. of just calm, hit the marks. play to the economy. play to covid. and don't create any waves. one of the tactics here is that this mute button, there is two minutes where the candidates get uninterrupted talk

you know, dana, we are several days out from the election. anything could happen. think we will get a taste of the direction that the senate will go in. the senate races will go early in the night. mitch mcconnell is up for reelection in kentucky. a mama graph is running a great race against him. i don't know if she will win but if she closes the margin enough, that is a sign that people are moving. and then we move quickly to north carolina and georgia. so we can know pretty early in the night if democrats take back the senate. >> dana: stephanie, thank you for being with us. we will be in touch with you. these days close to the election, thank you so much stephanie cutter for joining us. i will see you on "the five" i am dana perino and here is bill hemmer. >> bill: tooling rallies, that is what we've got. i'm bill hemmer, good afternoon. ♪ president trump former vp joe biden with tooling rallies and critical battleground florida hitting the trail for sunshine state with only five days until election day. at the moment, more than 73 million casted ballots, 7 mill

. >> dana: welcome back. e-mails regarding hunter biden.ebook and twitter are blocking stories detailing the messages being investigated. senators will look into e-mails that show hunter biden introduced his father to a top executive at ukrainian gas company burisma. the incident happened in 2015, less than a year before vice president biden pressured ukraine officials to fire investigator investigating the company. spokesman hitting back saying joe biden engaged in no wrongdoing, adding, "we reviewed joe biden's schedule from the time and no meeting alleged by the "new york post," ever took place." jesse, that is because it wasn't in his official calendar, but did every meeting and formal otherwise between a politician and various emissary, do those wind up on the calendar? >> jesse: if i was the vice president, i wouldn't put meet with my son's ukrainian associate, i wouldn't put that in there. his central defense was, i didn't know what my son was doing. that is not true. his son was selling access to his father. wasn't a registered lobb

dana: indeed. when you think about these gaps.along and come experience, and even within different sectors. for example, someone could take it to the higher echelon of the financial sector. they could still feel that they are not included. a company -- company culture is very important to make sure that employees are treated fairly, that they are being adequately compensated, commensurate with their skills and output. decision happened a long time ago and was reflective judgede fears and being based on how you look. begin how then do we even to close the $16 trillion gap? i would love to hear some examples of we would do this, it would generate this much more output in the american economy. danna: one thing that we looked like -- one thing that we looked at was the domino effect. if you do not have the access to housing in an area, if you do in have a great education, terms of which industry, if you do -- if you are not in the right industry. now the outflow income affects wealth. you have to start somewhere. fortunately, there ar

dana, thank you for that. idea that you are a week out and your intention as the incumbent is to not discuss that you are at the worst point in the most pressing crisis in a generation, how does that work? >> it doesn't. it doesn't work unless your strategy is what the president's strategy is, which is just to turn out every single possible human being who's eligible to vote, who likes hearing that we've turned the corner even though it's not true, who likes hearing the other guy is going to shut down the country again, which is not true. and, you know, the idea that he's going to change minds right now, nobody believes that in his own party. so he's doubling, tripling down on the way that he governed for four years, which is really going straight at the people who like him and trying to make sure every one of them vote. and it's very much an open question about whether or not that's enough. >> hey, axe, if you guys had come out in the obama administration and said, yeah, we didn't want you to know this guy go

. >> dana: we should point out that kavanaugh also had notes and she doesn't. i am in awe. she is unflappable, poised, she's going to be a role model for women everywhere. she's calmly answering the questions. she doesn't get riled up. it's a most painful sometimes to watch the questions from the senators because it's embarrassing how much more chinos than they do. so many interesting exchanges but if we could pull up sound bite number five. this was a moment where she talks about how her family reacted when george floyd was killed. i thought maybe we could play that encase people missed earlier today. >> jesse: let's play it. >> given that i have two black children, it was very, very personal for my family. i had to try to explain some of this to them. my children to this point in their lives have had the benefit of growing up in a cocoon where they have not yet experienced hatred or violence. for vivian, to understand that there would be a risk to her brother or a son she might have one day, of that kind of brutality has been an ongoing conversation. it's a difficult one

dana is with us as well. he flew from the south lawn of the white house to the hospital friday night, so friday, saturday, sunday, monday. four days he has been in the hospital there. he's obviously anxious to get out of the hospital. i wonder if when he leaves the walter reed medical center he will stop and speak to the pool of reporters or simply walk out, wave, and board marine one. >> it's going to be fascinating to see what he does. hopefully if he does stop and speak, he is wearing a mask and stays far away. there was i think an iconic image of his opponent, joe biden, speaking to reporters today and his wife walked up behind him and physically pulled him back which was i think symbolic in a lot of ways. we'll see what happens with the president. just to piggy back off what jim acosta was just talking about, i spoke to a source today who is familiar with the president's phone calls from the hospital today and what the president was saying was, according to the source, i need to get out of here. but the

and let's hope all of the votes come in. >> dana: donna, thank you, karl thank you. let's go back to the president. >> president trump: we are joined by some incredible people, warriors, ben carson and his incredible wife, candi carson. thank you very much. thank you, ben, great job he does. what a great man. congressional candidates. i hear he is hot. i hear he's doing great. paul young. paul. [cheers and applause] that is great. i hear you are going good. you are going to win. and eric. eric. thank you, eric. thank you very much. good luck, eric. i heard you are doing -- we need these two guys so please vote. michigan g.o.p. chair, laura cox. back there. [cheers and applause] are we winning, laura? i see we are up in the polls. good. so carry it in, three points, how the hell did you beat this guy by three points? is that a win, i don't know. we have got to win michigan. it is very important. michigan commit is very important for michigan. 447 years, joe biden betrayed the african-american community. biden dev with this disastrous 1994 crime bill pier that came up

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