i wanted to focus on delaware. this is about the delaware race.ill answer though because it has hit delaware. when the statue was removed and the christopher columbus statue was removed, it was a movement that was not discussed, it was just, let's yank them out of and i think that is the problem. it isn't a measured approach. if the electorate and the voters want to talk about that, it's fine, but the problem is we have moved away from that and there is a conversation about erasing history and i think that history is doomed to repeat it itself. we need to have the conversation, but this is not what are the real issues in delaware. but what i do want to talk about, and it's related to this, is wilmington, because this happened in wilmington. and the governor said wilmington was going to be his highest priority. and he has failed wilmington. wilmington is out of control and we absolutely have to do something about it. that is much more what we should be talking about instead of symbols and trying to erase history. >> i am going to move onto another

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lisa: we have a good chance of delaware. i think you've got a good chance winning delaware. pennsylvania is the state where he was born, as well as i was born. i had an opportunity to actually visit philadelphia twice this past week. the excitement and enthusiasm is there. i went to one of the polling places. one of the early locations. there was a line that stretched three sizes ofk, the city block of enthusiastic voters. they even brought lawn chairs. they took michelle obama's advice and said i am wearing my comfortable shoes, packing a chair and a lunch. andhere to do my civic duty vote for joe biden and kamala harris. i think pennsylvania will be a stellar win for us. we are working as hard as we can, to the very last minute. we will be working to make sure every vote is cast and every vote is counted. bob: i wanted to start with pennsylvania. it will be quite surprising if president biden and kamala harris do not win delaware. man in death of a black a police shooting, how did that affect the presidential campaign in philly, in pennsylvania, in the final few days? lisa

>> i think he has got a good chance of winning delaware.. pennsylvania is the state where he was born as well as i was born and i had an opportunity to philadelphiat twice this past week and the excitement and enthusiasm is there. went to one of the polling places, onef the eay voting locations and there was a line that literally stretched around the block, three sides of the city block of voters that were ready to vote, enthusiastic broughtting and even launchers because they took michelle obama's a advice. where my comfortable shoes, packing a lunch and here to do my civic duty and vote in joe biden and kamala harris. i think pennsylvania will be a stellar win for us. we are working as hard as we can until the very last minute. we will be working to make sure every vote is cast and every vote is counted. >> i wanted to start with pennsylvania. you are right. it would be quite sprising if vice president biden and senator harris did not win delaware. you brought up philadelphia. the death of a black man in a police shooting, and how does tha

he moved to wilmington, delaware.ook a couple years before he could bring us down to delaware to come every weekend to make sure we were all together again. it was a hard slog. a lot of people have made that. tiffany, you are a wonderful mother, teacher. the way you talk about your husband, he and i have something in common. we both married way up. say my dad, when he -- i apologize to the congressman, he heard me say this a lot. my dad when we moved to delaware would say all the time to his children, my siblings and i, you lot morey, a job is a than a paycheck. it is about your dignity. it is about respect. it is about being too able to hold your head up. to hold your head up. tiffany, when i think about your husband taking that job eight hours away, i think about my dad. i imagine your husband has the same stamina as my mom and dad did. -- last night's debate in this election is supposed to be about you, tiffany, about you and all the people are grew up with in scranton and people in youngstown and delaware, all the

a couple years later in delaware we got to buy a home. about said joey, a job is a lot more than the paycheck. it is about your dignity, it is about your respect, your place in the community. these are the values that shaped my growing up and i suspect most of you. it shaped my whole life. theow and understood from very beginning and i'm conscious about this that wall street and ceo's did not build this country. the middle class built this country. and unions built the middle class. that is why i laid out a come brands of agenda not just to rebuild communities, but to make bold investment so we could build back and build back better. independent analysis from wall street, moody's, projected my clan would create 18.6 million jobs, 7 million more than this administration's economic plan and $1 trillion more in economic growth than our president's plan. that is not from an economic think tank, it is from moody's. here is how it works. taxes only raise people making more than $400,000 a year. those making less will not pay a penny more. i wil

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he started commuting every weekend, 157 miles down in delaware, where he had grown up.ended up in a steel town delaware, and, went to wilmington where my dad got a sales job. it took about four years to build a decent middle-class life to be able to build a home. it was not easy for him. he had an expression. he said, joey, i do not expect the government to solve my problems, but i expect them to at least understand my problems. america deserves a president who understands what people are going through. you are facing real challenges right now and the last thing you is a president that exacerbates them. more than 210,000 are dead. we lose anywhere from 700 to 1000 people a day. the president was told a little while ago, that 100,000 people per day were dying, he said it is what it is. it is what it is because he is who he is. 7.5 million americans have been cases right,000 here pennsylvania. my heart goes out to all of the like many of us, has lost a child, you look at the empty chair at the dining room table at night. my heart goes out to everyone struggling in this ec

i worked in the committee in delaware and that is called a dog whistle.y we should trust the american law enforcement communities through their job as i do and let them do their job without the groups acting as vigilantes. they say we have no need to face racial injustice in this country. you haven't opened your eyes to what's been going on in the country and has for a long time. i decided to run for president. i decided to run when i saw those folks marching out of the fields in charlottesville. this is why we elected him and ask the president what do you think h and he said something no president has ever said. mark it down. there've been a very powerful voices in the recent weeks and months. i've spent some time. i knelt down to say hi to her and she said in a soft voice daddy changed the world. also got to know jacob's mom and the whole family. violence didn't reflect her son and the nation needed healing. one of the things i found pretty moving choking back tears remember what he said a couple of weeks ago, quote, we are the ones getting killed. we a

what if my constituents in delaware, as i heard earlier today, why is the senate in session now?e pandemic

we'll be looking for that, mj, in wilmington, delaware. thank you so much. >>> the president has a clear pandemic problem on the campaign trail, whether he'll admit it or not. now it's going from rounding the turn to already defeated. in a new release touting the administration's accomplishments, they listed one highlight as, quote, ending the covid-19 pandemic. then they go on from the outset of the covid-19 pandemic, the administration has taken decisive actions to engage scientists and health professionals in academia, industry and to understand, defeat and treat the disease. remember, they haven't even defeated it in the white house. mike pence's exposure, five staff, including a body man tested positive. that declaration of triumph has been met with anger for those that know the real deal, members of the white house task force who tells "the daily beast" they are personally offended by the president. one of the president's experts after raising concerns over the administration's pandemic response. thanks for being with us. the adminis

>> juan: delaware is right there next to pennsylvania and delaware -- >> jesse: because nevada is rightext to arizona. >> juan: i'm just telling you, both states, much like we see not only by the way, in terms of the abc "washington post" poll in wisconsin, but in michigan, it looks good right now, but as i say, you got to stay strong. i will say this for the trump rally in arizona, jesse, i hope his fans are happy that the temperature in arizona is better than it was in nebraska last night, where trump fans were left to freeze and some hospitalized after he left. >> uh-huh. >> jesse: yeah, i didn't hear about that. greg gutfeld. how do you see things six days out? >> greg: what is so funny? >> enjoy the fact that trump supporters are hospitalized, fun. >> jesse watters said he didn't hear about it. >> greg: but you certainly enjoyed it. all right, i wonder how much -- >> juan: i enjoy jesse, not you. >> greg: when alone in the voting booth, you are far from emotional and rationale peers and neighbors constantly trying to judge you, inside that voting booth, you can think for yourself,

commuting every weekend, 157 miles down in delaware where he had grown up.e end up in claremont delaware and went to wilmington where my dad got a sales job. totook about four years build a decent middle-class life to be able to build a home. it was not easy for him. he had an expression. i do not expect the government to solve my problems. but at least understand the government to understand my problems. thing that we need right now is for the president to exacerbate the problems. more than 10,000 are dead. tolose anywhere from 700 1000 people debt. -- people dead. thatthe president was told a thousand people are dying every day, he said it is what it is. that is because he is who he is. 175,000 cases right here pennsylvania. when you lose a child and look at the empty chair at the dining room table at night. my heart goes out to everyone struggling and this economic crisis. simple neglect on the part at this administration. many jobs have not come back. have turnedyoffs into permanent layoffs. we are still down on the manufacturing jobs since the crisis st

attack the new deal water and by then realized basically in delaware which is a conservative state kind of a it's a northern state but it was a slave owning state has a. deep legacy of racism he faces a lot of pushback from his conservative constituents in the like that their kids are being bussed to so that's a black schools and he has said you know well look i can see which way this is going and he so it became a sort of very vehemently. anti busing politician and it's not just busing he also or really was one of the chief architects of the mass incarceration our system that has of course the dominantly. black and brown communities and then it's the it's and there's a whole host of other things you know as a as a decade's war on the the economy a liberal consensus that reagan into place deepened and became more entrenched and i hated i mean using having to be canceled welfare reform to b.k. he voted for reagan's landmark a budget to cut or eliminate health education and social services programs you know saying by the mean a things he's writing a plan to cut $100000000000.00 more more

as my coach at delaware would say, it's go time, it's game day. we have ten days left.me down to pennsylvania. and i believe in you, i believe in my state. the choice has never been clearer and the stakes have never been higher. the stakes in this election remind me of something my dad used to say. my dad, when coal died in scranton and jobs began to collapse, my dad was not a coal miner, my great grand pop was a mining engineer and a state senator from pennsylvania. he used to say when we had to leave to go down to delaware to find a job, he said a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity, it's about respect, it's about your place in the community. it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay, and mean it. that's the lesson i've never forgotten. that's what i grew up with, surrounded by hard-working families in scranton and down the road in claymont, delaware. how many today can look at their kids and say with confidence everything is going to be okay and mean it? how many hundreds of cars waiting in li

he was attorney general of delaware.ency someday. >> joe often describes him as joe 2.0. and he looked like his dad, he had a lot of the same skill sets as his father-- he was very charismatic, he was charming, he was funny. >> narrator: but then, brain cancer. death at 46. >> beau biden, former delaware attorney general and eldest son of vice president joe biden, died... >> ...vice president biden's office was the first to announce his son's death... >> ...vice president was with his son beau when he passed away tonight... >> very sad news, beau biden lost his battle with brain cancer. >> family d friends gathered at st. anthony's church in wilmington yesterday to pay their respects-- some waited in line for up to six hours. >> lines, lines five blocks long outside the church. >> narrator: at one point, after several hours, a surprise. >> there was mr. liu and his wife. and they came to, uh... give us comfort. it was just two men, really, who had gone through something horrible, um, just offering comfort to one another.

dana, joe biden is spending the day in his home state of delaware today.ot exactly a battleground state. he was out giving a speech. he was voting there. holding a coronavirus briefing with his medical advisers. his campaign did announce plans to be in michigan this weekend with the former president but is it a mistake for him not to be out there in key battleground states on a critical day like today? >> well, we will know at the end of day whether he is making a mistake that frankly hillary clinton made four years ago. obviously i totally agree. as i said before, they are different candidates. this is a very different campaign. but a candidate's time is the most important, most valuable asset at this point in the campaign. the fact that joe biden isn't going to any of the states, he's in delaware which is, obviously, 15i which is safely in his column. you can see there on the screen using the podium and just using earned media as we call it, talking to the press. that is their strategy. obviously they are going to battleground states but nothing like the

it has since been renamed delaware city.o take you behind the scenes here, the biden campaign is planning to reestablish and re-create the obama coalition, which didn't really have the 2012 andctor in the 2008 elections behind it. so that is a gamble. but right now, it is paying off. we are going to have to wait and see if that holds on election day, but many democrats, from the conversations i'm having, especially in battleground states, and rustbelt portions of this country, are really seeking clarity on what precisely it means to not ban fracking, but try to get rid of emissions by 2025. lisa: who has a better ground game to get out the vote? kevin: i think it is a tale of two spins. when i asked top level sources on both sides, they both tell me that they are winning. so i think it is ultimately going to come down to whether or not people show up. republicans say they have been factoring and taking into account for voters to show up on election day, that they are motivated to show up to the polls. democrats say they have

helping you buy better. >>> the greatest senator of delaware, joseph r.a senator going places. >> how are you? >> he was young. he was dynamic, and people said this is the next kennedy. this is a guy who will be president of the united states some day. >> but was biden really ready? >> you know, it's a funny thing, i never said this about anybody, i wasn't sure how much he really wanted to run. >> was he conflicted? >> i think he was conflicted. it was a full-time commitment, joe really was joe who took the train home at night to be with his kids. you can't do that when you are running for president. >> what senator can resist the presidential lure? >> he didn't get up in '88 and say i'm running for president. it was so many people came and said you got to think about this. you got to do it. >> and so amtrak joe moved onto to the presidential track in a wide open and competitive race, announcing his candidacy at the wilmington train station. >> as today i announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. >> just a few weeks after his an

, beau biden. >> and was the attorney general of delaware, contemplating a run for governor. name. >> and i thank you from the bottom of my heart for being there for me. >> he was the heir apparent, but there is no question he could earn it himself. he was an incredible natural, right, who just had to get out of the way and let him shine. >> i knew he would follow in his father's footsteps. he loved politics, even as a little boy. >> did you think he was going to run for president some day? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. yeah. >> by 2013, beau biden was married with two young children. >> and then he had this incident while he was traveling with his family, and ends up at the doctor's office, it was after that initial visit with the doctor that we heard from the vice president that he needed to see a specialist at md anderson in houston. >> md anderson, a top cancer hospital. >> do you remember when biden called you? >> yes, i do. >> you could tell from his voice they had had a very challenging conversation with the doctor. >> the diagnosis was deadly. gliobastoma. an aggress

i'm sure he can make a telephone call over there at delaware and get that right out the door.l happen, right, lou? [laughter] lou: exactly. because i know how much he appreciates transparency and wants full daylight on all -- >> that's right. lou: -- unanswered questions surrounding his own business dealings and those of hunter biden. we've never seen anything like this, jason. a literal blackout brought to us by silicon valley, big tech, social media, facebook, twitter, the national corporate left-wing media whether it is disney's abc news, whether it is at&t's cnn, whichever one of the corporate outlets involved, there's a blackout on biden and his corruption and foreign business dealings. we've never seen anything like it. what should and what can the president do in these last two weeks to make sure that people understand just how nefarious this is? >> well, it really is in the hands of the american people. they need to see through that. there are very limited news organizations including fox and fox business that will actually start to expose this. and good for the new yo

so he traveled from delaware to a little tiny corner of pennsylvania like right next to delaware ande made a speech and he said that he doesn't do these kinds of rallies because of covid. you know? he doesn't do that because nobody shows up. >> martha: so, very different, right? the biden camp, which was expected to be quiet today, did, as the president mentioned, change their tune. joe biden came out, he went after that corner, he spoke in chester, disputing that whole basement narrative. watch this. >> going to iowa, i'm going to wisconsin, i'm going to georgia, i'm going to florida and maybe other places as well. there's a lot we've been doing. i met today with the group of leaders in the democratic party laying out where we are going to go, getting our input. we are constantly -- there has not been a day that hasn't been a 12 hour day yet. >> martha: also tonight, a very big night, half past the hour we will take you to the senate floor, where the whole floor will vote on judge amy coney barrett. that expected confirmation will put conservatives at a 6-3 margin on the supreme cou

you know what, like the university of delaware, i was proud of it.re and hard to get through in terms of money. but since when can someone who went to a state university not qualified to be president? folks, i know what it takes to be president. i sat next to a man for eight years watching and participating. my mom taught me what you are probably taught by your parents. she said joey, nobody is better than you but everybody is your equal. i don't measure people based on the size of their bank account. i don't respect people based on whether they own a mansion. i don't judge them based on whether they belong to a country club. i measure people by the strength of their character, their honesty, their courage. my mom used to say the greatest virtue of all his courage. if you are redeemed by your courage, that's what she would say, redeem by your loyalty. honesty, loyalty, things that are bigger than yourself. the neighborhoods we were raised in. it's all about family. decency, honor, opportunity, these are the values i learned growing up in scranton, an

elva crosses the delaware and lends the wallet to the old barracks museum here in trenton. she can take it out any time she likes. would you not want it here as a center of a coffee table? >> no way. [ chuckles ] >> why not? >> i just was afraid something would happen to it. >> a legitimate fear. in january 1992, barbara's mother is staggered by a call from the museum. >> it's surprising she didn't have a stroke. >> who swiped washington's wallet? that's next. >> here's another... extra credit if you can guess how many. the answer when we return. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today.

course on a jacqui heinrich has the very latest, she is live in wilmington, delaware, tonight. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. considerations are underway for just how the american people can get real answers out of the next presidential debate, and while both campaigns are making claims about alleged requests, the last moderator, chris wallace, has some advice. >> joe, you agree with bernie sanders and the far

and i immediately called the delaware state police. i traveled to delaware. i handed it to them.aid what are you going to do about it? you know what they did about it. shot it up to the ag of delaware who is a, let me say it nicely, a political associate of biden and she punted it back to the fbi. who haven't done anything in a year. now i'm going to tell you, yesterday, the fbi finally opened an investigation. i got their investigation opened. that's ridiculous. any trained, half-wit agent hooking at this would immediately go protect those children. immediately. it is outrageous what they did. and immediately would figure out this is a high level bribery case and everything that joe biden has said is a big lie. there is a lot more to it than mr. bobulinski, but mr. bobulinski told the entire truth. wait until you see the emails and texts that back him up. then wait and see how this family conducts itself. joe biden did as bad as job taking care of the kids in the family as he did his son. he didn't do anything built. his son reported to him almost desperately. his son reported t

because he had the grades in wilmington, delaware.pp getting a good job from a decent managing a car dealership and worked hard to build a decent middle-class li life. he had an expression, he always said i mean this sincerely he said i don't expect the government to solve my problems but i sure as hell expect them to understand my problems. that's understandable. in america i think deserves the president who understands that american people are going through and who sees who you are and what you want to be and cares about your health and your prosperity in your dream and your american dream facing real challenges right now. the last thing you need is a president who exacerbates them and who ignores you and i will say i've been saying it for a while my perspective of scranton the president looks down at us and who thanks that if you put your life on the line for the nation you are a loser and a sucker and that's what i talked about with cindy. my son bo just past while not just but passed away and now it's going on five years but seem

jon: jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware. thank you. for more on the state of the race the spring and trumped 2020 senior advisor katrina pierson. those remarks from mark meadows and response from the biden campaign have gotten quite a bit of attention, for those that might not of heard of, i want to play them now, here's what mark meadows had to say earlier this morning. >> here's what we have to do, we are not going to control the pandemic, we are going to control the fact that we give vaccines therapeutic and other mitigation. it is a contagious virus just like the flu. >> yet again they are suggesting to the american people that this is like the flu and this administration fails to take personal responsibility in terms of leading the nation through this dangerous and deadly mass casualty event, that is why they have forfeited their rights to a second term in office. >> what to say to the vice presidential candidate. >> i think the democrats take an opportunity to politicize a crisis with this being the pandemic, chief of staff mark

president trump'sen opponent meanwhile, china joe biden, he made his way all the way out of delawareoday, he did campaign in michigan, reporters did not ask him a single question about the new york post reporting on the biden family corruption charges the reporting of the new york post, turning to wall street, stocks ended the day mixed of an early boost of better-than-expected retail sales, the census bureau says consumer spent 1.9% more than they did last month in the dow jones industrial up 112 points, the s&p gained a half-point and the nasdaq down 42. volume on the big board picking up to 4.7 billion shares and for the week the dow finished flat in the s&p up a quarter percent, the nasdaq up 8%, crude oil finished up $40.75 a barrel and a reminder to listen to my report three times a day on the salem radio network. up next former new york city mayor rudy giuliani the personal attorney with the latest on the blockbuster and what he thinks about the censorship of big tech in the national media and what should be done about it. thank you to everyone who made my new book a national

there are good jobs in delaware.n i get one, i will come back for you, your sister, your brother, and your mother. it is only 157 miles away. my father came home every weekend for that year or more. he always said when we finally got settled in delaware, he used about a lot more than a paycheck. my sister heard it as well. valerie. he said it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about your place in the community. now, on this autumn afternoon, millions of americans all across the country feel they have lost all of that. the season of protest has broken out all across the nation. some of it is senseless burning and looting and violence and it can't be tolerated, it won't. much of it is a cry for justice. from a community that has long had a need of injustice -- the knee of injustice on their neck. george floyd and others will not be forgotten by me, by us, not by this country. they are going to inspire a new wave of justice in america. historic, painful crises. the insidious virus. the economic anguish. syst

peter doocy is in wilmington, delaware.rning. kristin, six days to go. what's the president talking about this morning? good morning. >> for the second day in a row he has tweeted covid, covid, covid not because he wants to talk about it but because he is frustrated with how much the media is covering it. he tweeted this morning covid, covid, covid is the unified fan of the lame stream media. they will talk about nothing else until november 4th when the election will hopefully be over and then how low the death rate is. plenty of hospital rooms and many tests of young people. but the reality is in wisconsin where president trump rallied yesterday and where the vice president is going to be today, that state hit a single-day record for new cases, deaths and hospitalizations just yesterday. now the white house science office is taking a little bit of heat this morning for a press release that it put out yesterday showing what it believes are the top goals and accomplishments of the trump administration. they listed at the top

tomorrow i'll be raising the main concerns i've been hearing from delaware.care act may be overturned a week after the election because the supreme court will be hearing on november 10th a critical case where the trump department of justice, the trump administration, is arguing that the aca should be overturned. think about it. in the middle of a pandemic that's infected more than 7 million americans, killed more than 210,000 americans, the administration is trying to take away pre-existing condition protections from a majority of americans, who happen to be women, and from about 130 million americans who have some pre-existing condition like diabetes or heart disease or survived cancer and there's 7 million americans who because they've been infected by covid have a new pre-existing condition. one of the key things we'll focus on is public statements made by judge barrett where she criticized chief justice roberts and the majority decision that upheld the aca eight years ago. second, i'll be raising the same point you heard from senator klobuchar. why are we

there are good jobs in delaware. i get one, i will come back for you, your sister, your brother and your mom. it's only 157 miles away. my father came home every weekend for that year or more, but he always said when he finally got settled in delaware, he used to say joey, jobs -- and all my friends here as well -- jobs are about more than paycheck. my sister heard as well, valerie. it's about dignity come to your job. it's about respect. it's about your place in the community. right now on this autumn afternoon, millions of americans all across the country feel they have lost all of that. a season of protest has broken out all across the nation. some of it is census burning and looting of ireland's but much of it is a cry for justice. from a community that has long had a knee of injustice on neck. their names are george floyd george floyd, breonna taylor, jacob blake. they will not soon be forgotten. if not by me, not by us and not by this country. they are going to inspire a new way of justice in america. these are