let's bring in geraldo rivera. live at the virus testing site for the president's fundraiser tonight. the president said in his coronavirus test the governor of ohio mike dewine tested positive so he has to stay away from the president? >> for sure. they are being careful who gets close to the president. the irony is governor mike dewine an ally of the president has been prudent in terms of his personal behavior. stayed away from crowds. doesn't go close to reporters, but he has 23 grandchildren. if i was going to speculate, maybe the governor, the positive contest is confirmed, contracted it in his very large family. the president this morning talked to me for 45 minutes on my radio show. he talked about a lot of things. he referenced what peter doocy reported earlier. he thought that the former vice-president joe biden could not run and hide. as he runs for president he has to emerge and do tough interviews like the president endured on my microphone this morning. i asked the president and this testing site leadi

geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent. leo terrel, civil rights lawyer.ome to our podcast. i tell you, i think of the world and sports, we've never seen a reaction like this. i don't know where it goes and i don't know if leaving is the court to leave a statement on the court. go ahead. >> the video of jacob blake getting shot in the back seven times by the cop at point-blank range, that was something that every black man and this country related to. those players looked at that and said, what happens when i drive home from a game and i see the blue lights behind me the cop comes up to me, and he's in a bad mood, bad training, he thinks i'm reaching for my license, and i get shot? there is a fragility about this. these players are not being spoiled brats, they are responding in a visceral way. almost everybody wants social justice, everybody wants "law & order." the response of the writers and the looters is one thing, but what lebron james and doc rivers, this pain that they are expressing, that's for real and we have to deal with that. the president sho

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. >> jesse: let's bring in geraldo rivera. speaking about the ticket, what do you think the addition of kamala to the ticket does for joe biden? where does it energize him? where does it help him? what are your thoughts? they say nobody votes for vice president. except this time may be. when look at joe biden, every time i see him i like him, however we are almost the same age. he's eight months older than i am but he is an old 77. he has a fragility about him, a fragile nature that seems to me, you look at kamala harris and you look at the person who will be the 46th president of the united states, not necessarily four years from now. god bless him. i hope he lives forever. that's my instinct. my impression just looking at him. in terms of kamala harris herself, senator harris, i think what everybody has missed up until this point is this is history, man. it's a very big deal. this is a woman who's got a reasonable chance of being the next vice president. she is a woman of color. she's a black woman. she's a south asian woman

. >> nearly an hour after the president made those comments to geraldo rivera, that man, dr. anthony fauci, seemed to contradict him on the timing. >> we're trying very hard to get a vaccine that might be available by the end of the year or the beginning of 2021. that's many months away. >> that will no doubt further endear fauci to trump. >>> meanwhile the labor department says nearly 1.2 americans filed first time unemployment claims last week. this makes the 20th straight week that number has been over 1 million. the news comes the day before the july job's report will be released. two hours from now congressional leadership will meet again to try to reach a deal on a pandemic relief bill. speaker pelosi says she's optimist optimistic. >> i see a light at the end of the tunnel. we just don't know how long the tunnel is. we have to move quickly, more quickly because the light at the end of the tunnel may be a freight train of the virus coming at us if we do not act to contain it. >> the president is signaling if congress doesn't act he'll sign some sort of executive order,

the president told geraldo rivera he thinks biden would duck out if he could. >> do you think joe bidendebate you? president trump: he would like not to. i think it's hard for him not to. i think it's a public service to debate. people have to see what's going on and where you are coming from. brian: jill biden the white of joe told dana perino the former vp will be there. >> will the vice president debate donald trump this fall? >> oh, yes, they will. i think there are three debates they decided on. brian rrp joining us -- brian: trump 2020 communications director, tim murtaug. >> what the president has said is right. this is a public service for the voters. the way the current schedule is now the first debate won't occur until september 29. which is a month after voters get ballots in their hands on september 4. we could move the first debate up before september 4 or add a fourth debate. the commission said if both candidates agree, then they would be happy to revisit their schedule. the ball is back in joe biden's court. will joe biden allow the american voters to see the two candida

here with reaction, dan bongino, fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. geraldo, really?p is going to stay in office, he's going to be taken out by federal troops, and he's a nazi and a fascist, too. >> it's sad to see the former secretary of state and senator and first lady kind of disintegrate into these conspiracy theories, sean, but if i can finish my remarks, gero shut out to my colleagues in beirut, lebanon, i've spent a lot of time there in many conflicts, to see an explosion like that, i've never seen anything like thatik outside of newsreel clips from hiroshima and nagasaki. in terms of the post office and hillary clinton, i think regardless of your political party, i don't think there's any reasonable adult in the country who believe that the postal service is humming along at all cylinders. i love my postman, i love my post ladies, women, but the post office is broke, it's broken, it's billions in debt, it's dysfunctional, it wasn't for amazon. it would be totally underwater. to think that they are going to be handling tens of millions of absentee ballots i thi

here with reaction, dan bongino, geraldo rivera. albright, geraldo. i once saw a selfie. i think it was -- i'm kidding, i'm giving you a hard time. >> you want me to replicated? >> sean: no, god now. please, for the love of god, no. all right, you've been in this business 50 years. i've been friends with you for so many years i can't count now. one of my dearest friends. you are as sharp as from the day i met you. you had an injury and that hurt your leg a little bit, but short of that, i see no decline in your energy, no decline in your mental alertness and acuity. zero. i'll give you another example, i don't see it in bolshevik bernie. bernie is on fire when he spea speaks. >> all i can say is i'm glad you clarified that. i thought you were saying that is a 77-year-old who is given to explosive outbursts i was somehow cognitively impaired. >> sean: no, just the opposite. >> and unable to do my job. >> sean: you might be more sharp than me, pete and dan together but go ahead. >> all right, i accept that. but the one thing i think republicans have to be careful about is s

to any breeze, geraldo rivera, general jack keane and judge janine p a now will be live on "fox and friendsf the top tell us about their new record deal and share a new venture outside the music industry. couldn't let them go without a live performance on "fox and friends," you are not going to want to miss it. over to you. >> dallas set down the young americans for liberty event just 3 days before was scheduled citing coronavirus concerns. the group wants to know why the city has no issue with protests stretching over 70 days. the president of young americans for liberty joins us to discuss. tell me what happened. with this event supposed to be indoors and that is the reason for canceling it? >> yes. young americans for liberty had a event scheduled mobilize 2020 supposed to be august sixth, seventh, and eighth and the city of dallas waited until 72 hours before our event. we had the staging, the banners, equipment at the loading dock when they decided to pull the plug. pretty frustrating for us because they had plenty of time, gave us full approval on doing the event but waiting until the

coming after months of protests outside the state capitol. >> sandra: correspondent at large geraldo rivera a wide ranging interview with president donald trump. he joins us now to talk about that. geraldo, good morning. how did it go? >> it was a lot of fun. i've known him forever and i think when he is relaxed and he trusts someone who is asking him questions he will answer just about anything. you are right. it was wide ranging and he talked about his likely opponent and joe biden whether or not he will debate him. talked about the covid epidemic, the awful plague we've been beset by and whether or not he made any mistakes. talked about the economy and talked about a moratorium on foreclosures and evictions. if you wanted to know what donald trump was thinking it was a terrific 45 minutes. >> sandra: here is one clip from that brand-new interview. you pressing him on whether or not he thinks biden will show up at the debates. >> do you think joe biden will debate you? >> president trump: he would like not to. i know that for a fact because we're dealing with everybody. he would like not

remember, pence told geraldo rivera that by memorial day we should have this behind us. jared kushner said that we should be really rockin' by july. i want to play for you mr. kushner's latest outing with mr. blitzer on cnn. the headline is "wolf wasn't having it." >> 170,000 dead americans, would you still report -- suggest that this has been a success story? >> yes. look, there was a lot of challenges -- >> i will just press you, jared. 1,000 americans dying every day is not a success, right? >> well, look, you want to keep that number to be as low as possible. one american, you know, dying every day is too much. but if you look at where we were back in april, we had 2,500 americans dying a day. >> doctor, what are we to make of that, remembering this is a guy with vast effect on policy and with the ear of his father-in-law, the president of the united states? >> well, brian, i think those comments reflect what happens when entitlement and nepotism get a platform, not service to country. that's just the fact of it. that is insensitive set of comments from jared kushner

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reaction for our top story, fox news contributor dan bongino, fox news s correspondent at lar, geraldo rivera. let's go to what the attorney general called it this weekend, urban guerrilla warfare drivenen by the lust for power d these riots are organized by antifa to form this new warfare. the president referring rightly so at this point, and if people have been shot, murdered, and killed to call t a war zone. i now literally turning -- tearing down the city and joe biden is not standing up to the 99% of good cops that are trying to do their job, but are being defunded and putting handcuffs on them. >> there's a couple of different things going on. i agree with the attorney general who i think helped save this nation when he stuck up for the president and said he realized what people have done to this poor man during his campaign, during his time as president-elect and in the first three years of his term in office, they went after him and tried to kill him. that's part of it. the urban guerrilla warfare, antifa, and the rest of that, i get that. but what they have an absolutely miss, we see

carley: dan bongino and geraldo rivera sounding off on the violence, warning it will get worse if bidenouse. >> these are american citizens i'imprisoned in their own neighborhoods. there is no history in the -- no election in the history of the yateunited states where i'm the chaos candidate has been the winning message. the people joe biden surrounds himself with are radicals, serious chaos radicals, aoc, bernie sanders, these are real people he's chosen, folks. >> there's an absolute perversion going on, do it in the name of winning an election. we're going to lose a country. todd: biden is on record saying he would redirect funding from police if elected. his campaign has since walked back those comments. all right, 30 minutes after the hour now. bold action from senators diging into the russia probe as ron johnson subpoenas fbi director christopher wray for all documents related to operation cross fire hurricane as lindsey graham accuses the fbi of lying about the probe's infamous steele dossier as recently as 2018. kristin: wha2018. carley: what does it mean and what comes next? ch

geraldo rivera interviewed the president today on his radio show. and peter doocy is covering the

. >> you may remember when mike pence told geraldo rivera the pandemic would largely be behind us byor that matter, you may faintly remember memorial day. you may also remember back on june 16th, mike pence insisted, all available evidence to the contrary, that the u.s. was winning the fight against the invisible enemy. nearly 60,000 souls have died just in the time since he said that. and this week's outbreaks have forced some big colleges like university of north carolina and notre dame to change classroom learning plans again. in fact, right there in mike pence's home state, at the student-run newspaper at notre dame, an editorial with the headline "don't make us write obituaries." joining us tonight for a status report, dr. irwin redlener, pediatrics physician, senior research scholar and the columbia university's earth institute, also the founding director of columbia's national center for disaster preparedness with an expertise in pandemics. doctor, simple question to start you off. where do we stand as a nation, and where does this virus stand as of tonight? >> yeah. so we rem

points putting researchers under this pressure is the time line, moments ago in an interview with geraldo rivera president trump said there could be a vaccine before the election, that's a very new time line that i've certainly heard of here in the united states. what is the danger of the issue around a vaccine becoming a political football. are you concerned the president is trying to rush something to help his re-election win, the scientists and even his own advisers say that's not realistic. >> politicians always have their own time lines. to me science has its own time line. if we rush a vaccine and cut corners which i'm not worried about, i don't think we will but if we did those things people wouldn't take it, wouldn't feelment coufeel comfortable. we have to let the trials run the best we can. i think if we do all of that, then we'll have a vaccine when we have a vaccine, when the data is ready, and at that point, i'm going to feel comfortable getting it to my kids and elderly parents but not before then, and so i know politicians always have their own time line. science has a time line t

he said the same thing to geraldo rivera in the last 24 hours. in a "washington post" op-ed, the actual fda commissioner made this pledge, and we quote. i have repeatedly said that all fda decisions have been and will continue to be based solely on good science and data. the public can count on that commitment. as we said, it's a lot even on the medical front tonight, and here with us is dr. vin gupta, an e.r. doc specializing in all these types of illnesses, also an affiliate assistant professor with the university of washington department of health metrics sciences. doctor, thank you for being with us. let's go a little bit backwards in topics because most recently tonight, it's the ohio governor who made news, having tested positive, again, only because he was going to be in proximity to the president. that says a lot about our testing problem. tested positive before he tested negative. you have tweeted out this tonight. you said, i think there's a fundamental misunderstanding here from governor mike dewine and his team. rapid tests do not typ

>> earlier today he was asked in an interview by geraldo rivera how soon a vaccine could be coming. geraldo specifically asked, could it be by november 3, and the president said it was possible. he was asked again by reporters on the south lawn, and he again said he was optimistic that they could potentially have a vaccine by the end of the year including by election day and then asked specifically about that november 3 timeline. and he again reiterated that that appeared to be a possibility, yes. >> thank you, shannon. and stand by while we bring in the doctor, because you as a medical doctor are in a much better position than any of us to go back over what we just heard from the nation's top health official. >> so i do think that the tone that secretary azar took was really good, i think it's an improvement over other people in the administration who have been talking, including the president. one thing that sticks out is when you asked about hydroxychloroquine, again, these officials are failing to actually see the fact that we have multiple randomized controlled trials that show

this time during a radio interview with fox news anchor geraldo rivera claiming that it's rig add entheer may be coming from within of his own appointees. the's changes and cutting to the u.s. postal office work flow resulting in delays and with states like nevada and california sending ballots to every registered voter there are real worries that the volume could be overwhelming. joining me now to discuss california's approach to vote by mail is california secretary of state alex padilla. thank you so much. what do you say to those who might be concerned about the volume, the number of ballots heading into the postal service and the ability to get them to the voters and back to you on time? >> katy, good to see you again. look. it is a legitimate question. and there's good news to report. right? vote by mail is around for decades. and california is not just the most populist state in the nation we have the largest electorate in the nation and vote by mail increased by popularity and more than 70% of the more than 20 million registered voters in california received a mail-in ballot in t

as geraldo rivera said you'll be called on, sean, in ways you have not been tested yet. you'll be strong, you'll be a pillar of strength for the president. he'll need you. that's -- i mean, that's crazy stuff. that is stuff that sort of says we're not here to hold power to account whomever that power is we're here with the political agenda. >> and it worked. i think everyone always said if nixon had fox news would he have resigned? the president was acquitted in part thanks to these fox news fan club and defenders. geraldo is hitting on something really intense which is this relationship between hannity and trump. it mostly happens behind the scenes. it is unlike anything in modern media history. no one from msnbc or cnn or abc or nbc was calling up the president late at i'm not giving advice to barack obama. this is new territory and it's dangerous. not like the president is getting helpful information from hannity. he is getting misinformed and spreading it to the rest of us. >> shep smith has left the network and is joining cnbc now. you talked about the tension betwe

but trump repeated his fantasy in a phone call to geraldo rivera. he said, quote, it's a problem in china, but it hasn't been spreading very much. his friends at fox indulged this. trump talked like the threat had passed when he had merely closed the side door of the house while leaving all the other doors and windows wide open. why? perhaps because he was busy with his post-impeachment purge. he put richard grenell, former fox commentator, in charge of the government's spy agencies. he welcomed back his surrogate daughter, hope hicks. she made a 360-degree spin through the revolving door, going from trump to fox and back to trump. all this occurred in mid and late february when different strains of the virus were spreading fast and washington state, california, and new york. quote, hundreds of americans were sick and didn't even know it yet because u.s. agencies were only testing a few dozen people a day. the president and his favorite challenge were telling them not to worry. i mean it turns your stomach to read that and to relive some of that, ri

he made the comment to geraldo rivera of fox news. dr. anthony fauci is not going quite that far.lso tonight, an olive branch from the head of the world health organization -- says the u.s. leadership and support on public health has saved many lives during the pandemic and he says he hopes the u.s. will consider withdrawing from the cooperative. in this country the numbers are still daunting and the solutions still allusive correspondent steve harrigan reports tonight from atlanta. >> with 50,000 new cases of coronavirus a day in the u.s. and a death toll approaching 160,000, cities across the country are trying a variety of ways to prevent even more of an outbreak. fines for not wearing a mask are spreading. a first offense in beverly hills is $100. in houston $250. and in glendale, california, $400. peanuts compared to the $10,000 quarantine violaters in new york may face. new york's mayor bill de blasio announced checkpoints will be set up at bridges and tunnels leading into new york city to enforce a quarantine order for people coming from states with high rates of covid-19.

i want to bring in some of my colleagues geraldo rivera, leo terrell, this is our weekend to get togetherse about how last night and this week has played with you. geraldo first, what have you heard? >> you know, you mentioned that the proceedings last night and this week at the dnc were graham. that is one way of describing it, bill, but i would say it is good, bad, ugly but the good part fixed tolling of the virtue of father joe biden. he was sanctified, he was decent with the word of the evening, decent joe, decent joe, good guide joe. and then kamala is to work, also very good, historic, momentous woman of color to be in the white house if she wins. that was the good but the bad is they made no mention whatsoever of urban violence or blood flowing in the streets of our cities at levels unseen. the surgeon violence unseen in decades. that is the bad appear the ugly was president trump is not only a bad president and not only awful but also a menace, and he's got blood on his hands. it is so ugly and they obama's are part of the allegations of e accusations. he killed 170,000 americans,

meanwhile let's bring in geraldo rivera, fox news contributor and correspondent at large. take a look. this is the cover of the new york post. geraldo: warrior in the white house. steve: okay. the headlines. geraldo: i'm in a swing state though, steve. my headline counts more. warrior in the white house. i think this was the impression he made in middle america anyway steve: what do you -- geraldo: it was an extraordinary show. steve: sure what do you make of for instance he admitted i broke the cardinal rule of d.c. politics and kept my promises last night. geraldo: he certainly has been true to himself. if i may let me just characterize this event. i know that people have been nitpicking, it was partly tele prompter, it was, you know, a wood epidemic delivery or this or that. absolutely irrelevant, and what people will remember is that extraordinary show, the awe dos it of donald trump to hold this party on the white house lawn. he and i had a conversation about it two weeks ago and i said why not the executive office building? why not the lobby of the trump grand hotel

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here he is speaking with fox news contributor geraldo rivera on his radio show earlier.ould see a vaccine? >> sooner than the end of the year. could be much sooner. >> sooner than november 3rd? >> oh, i think in some cases, it's possible before but right around that time. we have great companies, great, these are the greatest companies in the world, and the rest of the world is also doing vaccines so let's see how they do. stuart: all right. you heard it. a vaccine before or -- on or before election day, november 3rd. that's from the president. brand new push to crack down on chinese apps and cloud providers. president trump says beijing is absolutely stealing our data. we told you about tiktok. but what else could be on the chopping block? we will tell you. >>> in just a few minutes, the president's expected to leave the white house touring a factory, whirlpool factory in ohio. if he says anything as he leaves the white house, as always, you will know it first. back after this. ♪ this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-ti

i've got a feeling we're going to hear that list a lot over the next 70 some days let's bring in geraldo riveraup, good morning, geraldo? geraldo: hi, steve. steve: you're frozen. apparently we can hear you we just can't see you. geraldo what's your big takeaway from the show last night? geraldo: well i thought it was a pretty good show. i thought that joe biden, the bar had been set so low that if he could put a couple of paragraphs together it would have been a triumph. he did that and read the tele prompter speech with confidence. i thought it was a good speech, there i am, and he's a nice guy and the plain deal, our local paper got it right. joementum, i'm frozen again. steve: we used that for joe lieberman back in the day. geraldo: well maybe not that creative but i thought they now do have some momentum. i thought that the rollout yesterday or the day before was really admirable. it was historic and the first woman of color to potentially sit in the white house. i thought that was excellent. i thought that joe being the kind guy, the decent guy, father joe, the guy who reached out to the