we're back with gillian turner. that's not what the cdc study says.s a study of a small group of people. it contrasts with chris christie saying publicly that he's sorry he didn't wear a mask. he was hospitalized for a week and is now urging people to wear masks. >> well, president trump went into the hospital and came out and kind of doubled down on his previous positions. chris christie went into the hospital, came out, sort of sobered up about the experience. it must have been quite difficult for him. he's telling everybody, preaching the gospel of masks, social distancing, two very divergent approaches. president trump is right when he says he tells people to wear masks. he does. the problem is that he also signals to people that they shouldn't wear masks, as do other members of the white house staff. so there are conflicting inconsistent messages. howie: yeah. and several news organizations reporting that scott atlas, the doctor who is on the coronavirus task force, had a tweet deleted saying masks work, no, and citing a bunch of places where he

let's get to gillian turner live at walter reed medical center. gillian also in yellow but has more information than just that. >> reporter: we try to make it work for you guys. president trump's medical team here at walter reed military hospital say that he could in fact be headed home to 1600 pennsylvania avenue as soon as today. but that is only if the upward trajectory of his symptoms that they have been reporting since yesterday continues. take a listen to his pulmonologist speaking yesterday. >> he's ambulating himself, walking around the white house medical unit without limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his cardiac, liver and kidney function demonstrates continued normal findings or improving findings. >> reporter: yesterday, the team here adding detail about the president's considerable drug regimen, after facing explosive criticism over the weekend for misstating the reality of the president's condition. take a listen. >> we continue to plan to use a five-day course of remdesivir. in response to transient low oxygen lev

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gillian turner joining us now from tonight's event at the white house. the court's newest justice, hey. >> good evening, shannon. tonight, just one month from the day that president trump announced his pick to replace deceased to supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, welcome to judge amy coney barrett to take the oath of office and also take her place in history as the 115th supreme court justice. take a listen. >> it is highly fitting that justice barrett fills the seat of a true pioneer for women. justice ruth bader ginsburg. tonight, justice barrett becomes not only the fifth women to serve on our nation's highest court, but the very first mother of school aged children to become a supreme court justice. speak of the first of judge barrett's oath was administered tonight by justice clarence thomas. she will officially become president trump's third appointment to the supreme court tomorrow after swearing a second oath. at that one in private. tonight she was calm and serene and she took the stage in front of 200 or so guests at the white house. t

. >> harris: gillian turner at the justice department. we have said their names so many times. otten today gillian? >> that's right, harris. the two of slack state's most dangerous and most deranged terrorists have arrived here on u.s. soil and both facing multiple charges including hostage-taking resulting in death. these two men have now been transferred from u.s. military custody over to the criminal justice system and they're both going to appear in court just a couple hours from now in alexandria, virginia. take a listen. >> today's announce isn't a remind of the threat that we continue to face from radical slack terrorism. these terrorists despise the freedoms and the way of life we cherish and hell bent on imposing their ideologies on a world that continues to reject them if you have american blood in your vangs or have you american blood on your hands, you will face american justice. the two men are part of a group dubbed the beatles by former hostages because of their british citizenship. they have been in u.s. military custody inside iraq since 2018 where they are alle

gillian turner, i come to you first?endorses who in a political race is far less important than who stays healthy, who lives and who dies. i will say, though, that speaking to sources on the biden campaign over the weekend this is a direct reaction to previous reporting that some of my colleagues here at fox news have confirmed that political advisors to president trump during the early days of the outbreak wanted to withhold some preventative measures like tests and masks nationwide sending them out because they felt that less people were getting hit hard by this virus in red states and weren't going to get credit for helping blue states. i'm not saying i believe that but folks here have reported that. >> harris: kennedy? >> kennedy: the federal government is too big and too powerful, we need more application of treatments and protection at the state level. joe biden is basically saying he's not confident he's going to win back the election because if you endorse him, if i lose, president trump is going to win reelectio

correspondent, gillian turner has the story for us tonight.lian, good evening. >> martha, good evening to you. the story is still developing as we speak at this moment. the federal prosecutor passed by attorney general, william barr, to look into this probe, has reportedly closed up shop. he is no longer working on the investigation. what he has been looking at was the obama administration's intelligence committee and what is known as the process of unmasking. now, with him goes the prospect of any type of explosive report or criminal prosecution of obama-arrow officials. senior trump officials, including the president himself mismanaged the process of unmasking also those whose names are redacted and intelligence documents. i am going to read a list of officials who meet these requests. they include joe biden, jacob lew, cia director, john brennan, james clapper, chief of staff, and ambassador, samantha power. now, unmasking itself, fairly standard operating procedure. top national security officials who look at intelligence documents as part

shannon. >> shannon: gillian turner, thank you. federal regulators have released the first drug to to covid-19. is a antiviral medicine and minister through aiv, one of the therapy is the president was given following his covid diagnosis. the final debate is in the books, nearly 15 million people have already voted. if either candidate moving the needle tonight, our panel leslie murdock, jason chaffetz pick their top moments next. ♪ what about here? here? here? daddy, is that where we're from? well, actually... we're from a lot of places. you see we're from here and there and here... turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to share; with ancestry. turand sweetie can've alwcoloryou just be...s gentle with the pens. okey. okey. i know. gentle..gentle new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy five dollar cred

gillian turner, foxnews. >>> new swing state pulled out from quinnipiac university show close races in several battleground states, including florida. the poll shows joe biden with a three-point lead in florida. in pennsylvania, biden has a seven point lead, and in ohio, biden is up by five points. in iowa, though, president trump leads by one point, after trailing biden in a poll earlier this month. >>> a few dozen ballots are missing in contra costa county tonight, however the registrar's office says this was a handling issue with some ballots at one dropbox on one day. the box has been inspected and officials say there is no reason to believe tampering. the county is working to contact the affected voters so they still have a chance to vote.political reporter greg leigh will have the story on the 11:00 news. >>> make sure to bookmark ktvu.com to find election night results. right now we have important information about the statewide propositions , congressional races, and if you have also learned how to track your ballot. tuesday you can also find results from local and national rac

we have gillian turner on the developments in the durum probe, peter doocy in salt lake city.isten how to tonight's debate will be different from any other. >> bret: we began with chief white house correspondent john robert starting us off at the latest of the president's health, good evening, john. >> we should point out the resident tweeted a new video moments ago in which he called contracting coronavirus "a blessing from god" a blessing in disguise because he has this new regeneron drug, which the president promised he will get approved quickly and make available free of charge. now to tonight's debate, vice president mike pence is needing to have a big night tonight because the new fox news poll finds more voters think that joe biden won the first presidential debate last tuesday them president trump. 44% of people saying they thought speed biden compared to president trump and the president will be watching tonight's debate as he got back to work for the first time in the west wing. speak with the marines stationed in front of the west wing indicating president trump was

brian: gillian turner at the walter reed medical center with the latest on the president's condition.morning gillian. >> good morning. the million-dollar question fort president's team at the house is when he is going to be discharged from walter reed hospital and able to return home. last night kellyanne told us gettinkellyanne conway told usg. following guidance of his medical team. they say as of yesterday afternoon, that he is in the middle of what is a fairly testy drug regimen, take a listen. >> we plan to use a five day course of remdesivir in response to transient low oxygen levels we did initiate decks meth only this therapy answered received his first dose of that yesterday and we plan to that i know for the time being. >> the team disclosed details yesterday after admitting to misstating the truth on saturday about the president's condition. yesterday the president himself struck a pretty reflective tone. >> it's been a very interesting journey. i learned a lot about covid. i learned it by really going to school. this is the real school. this isn't the let's read the book s

gillian turner has more. gillian. >> two of the most dangerous and deranged isis terrorists today have arrived on u.s. soil facing multiple charges including hostage taking resulting in death. the two men have been transferred from military country into the u.s. criminal justice system and at this hour they are appearing in court in alexandria, virginia. >> today's announcement is a reminder of the threat we continue to face from radical islamic terrorism. these terrorists despise the freedoms and the way of life we cherish and are hell bent on imposing their ideologies on a world that continues to reject them. if you have american blood in your veins or if you have american blood on your hands, you will face american justice. >> the two men, alexandra cofi are part of a group dubbed the beatles by former hostages because they are british. they were involved in kidnapping and killing 27 people. among them u.s. aid worker kayla mueller who was kidnapped and then tortured before her death in captivity in twifrn.

we'll keep you posted on that. >> bill: gillian turner on that in d.c.nk you very much. >> sandra: developing now in the fight over mail-in voting in the key battleground of north carolina the trump campaign filed an appeal with the nation's highest court over a rule change last movement it lets the state accept mail-in absentee ballots up to nine days after election day rather than three days. that is not fair according to the republican party. the attorney general says this if voters comply with the statutes and mail in their ballots on or before election day they shouldn't be penalized by slow mail deliver rein a pandemic. >> even as the covid put half a million new york city residents out of work. the securities industry thrived because the federal stimulus package, interest rates being cut to zero and lower borrowing cost and a collapse of the markets. a huge buying opportunity the third week of march. that was significant. according to the new york state comp trollers office wall street made $27 billion up 82% from a year ago. a lot is reflected in

jillian: gillian turner is live at walter reed medical center with the latest on the president's conditionian. >> reporter: good morning. president trump's medical team say that he could be returning home to 1600 pennsylvania avenue as soon as later today if we learn in a little while from now you that his symptoms have stayed on the upward trajectory. take a listen to his pulmonologist speaking yesterday. >> he's ambulating himself, walking around the white house medical unit without limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his cardiac, liver and kidney function demonstrates continued normal findings or improving findings. >> reporter: yesterday the team here adding detail about the president's considerable drug regiment after facing criticism on saturday for misstating the truth about the president's condition earlier in the weekend. take a listen. >> we continue to plan to use a five day course of remdesivir in response to transient low oxygen levels, we did initiation dexamethasone therapy and he received his first dose of that yesterday and our plan is to continue that fo

later on we'll talk to louisiana senator john kennedy on the uphill fight likely ther first to gillian turner on this back and forth and where it's going. hey, jillian. >> hi, good afternoon to you. there's hope but not a lot of chance this afternoon for additional coronavirus relief. the big question is now really whether any money at all may ultimately make it into the pockets of the millions of americans that are relying on additional stimulus in order to bridge the gap between now and when the pandemic begins to abate. the white house is insisting today, there's still action. mark meadows emphasizing all the work going on behind the scenes. he says they're at $1.9 trillion. we know that they were in that neighborhood two weeks ago. he told bill hemmer last hour that the president is willing to lean in to this. now, the white house negotiating team is blaming speaker nancy pelosi. they say these trying to wait out president trump. she's unwilling perhaps to and a him a deliverable before november 3. the path to a deal in reality is choked up on the senate side as well. republicans there ar

gillian: i am gillian turner. leland: it's good to be with you, were getting into the fundraising numbers, i am leland, the former vice president on the democratic side with the big-name guest, his old boss is heading out, jacqui heinrich has more on that and what we can expect from biden today, durham north carolina. >> biden stop comes as polls show him in a very narrow lead in north carolina and after the campaign warned in a memo they need to operate like they are trailing, after the stop biden plans to keep a lighter schedule, he is going to have big-name surrogates like magic johnson and president obama on wednesday biden has plenty of prep, he faced no questions about his son hunter's business deal in the town hall and the canceled debate. as a paper claim from a trove of e-mails reportedly from hunter's laptop, president trump is expected to go after biden again and an advisor say he will lead by the answer. >> my son did nothing wrong upper riburisma. >> he knows i have the truth, his position is totally

gillian turner is reporting that twitter policy revision is not good enough, that's going to be a focus they didn't do enough to correct this. jack dorsey and the shift in policy, not enough. >> dagen: twitter is putting meringue on a cowboy the back cow pie and serving it up to the american people. stephen miller's address is circulating around twitter. and then also content obtained without authorization, that's basically journalism if you read the editorial page, those are some of the reasons they've given for this but you can only disseminate authorized material. i guess that rules out the pentagon papers, doesn't it. >> harris: wow. let's get to this, we will get you in on the next round. senator dianne feinstein facing some criticism over the hug she gave lindsey graham yesterday at the end of the amy coney barrett supreme court confirmation hearings. as they embraced, the criticism comes. who is upset at this show of partisanship? let's get into it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) ♪ hey, you alright? ♪ find the nonpartisan facts behind the real stories at usafacts.org ♪ ♪ i got it all from you

correspondent gillian turner has the story tonight. >> democratic and republican senators agree, social is playing god with american democracy. choosing who is supposed to stay up, who gets blocked, who stays down. the ceos of facebook, google, and twitter faced bipartisan heat. >> who the hell elected you and put you in charge of what the american people are allowed to hear and why do you persist in behaving as a democratic super path silencing? >> we are not doing that. this is why i opened this hearing with calls for more transparency. >> committee republican saying what they say is censorship of conservatives including residential. >> there is real mistrust along the american people about whether you are being fair or transparent. >> democrats see the bias tilting the other way. >> i am appalled that my republican colleagues want to bully the platforms here to try to help them for president trump president trump. >> mark zuckerberg argued facebook has improved access to the polls the polls. >> we estimate we have helped more than 4.4 million people registered to vote. and 100,000 pe

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if correspondent gillian turner has our story tonight from washington. >> the suit has been over a year in the making, attorney general bill barr directly involved in planning according to justice department sources. now doj and 11 states are accusing google of violating antitrust laws writing "google no longer competes on the merits but instead uses its power and profits to lookup key pathways to research on mobile phones, browsers, next-generation devices. the end result is no one can peaceably challenge google's dominance in search and search advertising. if this is a monumental case for the department of justice and more importantly for the american consumer. fox news has learned the litigation is the result of a broad investigation of google's business practices. officials quickly lasered in on the company's alleged anticompetitive practices. 90% of all web searches in america are done through google's search engine, that's because google allows companies like apple to include its search engine in its products for free. in return, google demands the search engine be used exclusivel

gillian turner has tonight's report. >> for the first time since surviving a nerve agent attack, alexirecovery. >> my hands shake. if i drink water out of the bottle, it will be a bit of a site, how i do it like that. >> they complain russian intelligence agents poisoned him in an attempt to silence him ahead of the upcoming election. >> several people have asked me what it's like to die. it's difficult to explain because it's something they don't experience in everyday life. >> he is one of dozens believed to be poisoned by russia in years. in an interview -- he talks about his experience in the cross hairs. >> i was lying in, and was told my wife had a 5% chance to survive. >> it is believed president putin directed two attacks against him in 2016 and 2017. >> this is a signature of the russian security service. these sophisticated toxins, it's not something you combine a pharmacy or in the market. >> are russian military officer and double agent was poisoned in march of 2018 in the u.k. along with his daughter. they both remain in hiding. another suffered radiation poisoning in 2,00

let's go to gillian turner for more. >> reporter: hi, melissa.rity officials pretty much all day now, current and former, and to a person they are all telling fox news the top priority now that president trump has been diagnosed positive with covid e is what they call continuity of government operations. now, in lay people terms, this means that the u.s. government continues forward, proceeding as normal now and over the coming days and weeks should president trump take a turn for the worse and become more ill. take a listen to the chief of staff. >> we've got the mitigation plan in place to make sure that the government not only continues to move forward, but the work of the american people continues to work forward -- move forward. >> reporter: a former senior intelligence official with the trump administration says the entire national security team is now focused on projecting a united and calm front to the american people. anytime there's a disruptive event like this, the first priority is to send a signal of continuity. also spoke to a coupl

i am harris faulkner come here today, dagen mcdowell, fox news correspondent gillian turner, executive director of serb america pac and fox news contributor marie harf, and joining us in the center virtual seat opinion editor for "the washington times" also part of the fox family as a fox news contributor charlie hurt, hello, everyone. charlie, i want to ask you first about two campaign or not to campaign this weekend, the doctor say it is possible. we don't know the ins and outs of what kind of test showed less virus and what he would take, but the campaign and the president says he will take another test today potentially. >> charlie: certainly the most important thing is that president trump listen to his doctors. obviously he is chomping at the bit to get out there. which is extraordinary if you think about it. i think that everybody here, most people in america know somebody who has been affected by this disease and a horrifying disease. it hit some people differently than it hits other people, but if you get hit bad by it it is truly devastating, and for this to happen to preside

steve hayes, editor of the dispatch, fox news correspondent gillian turner and charles lane from "thelet's talk as obviously our concern is with the help of the president, but there are political implications as we are just 30 days from the election, so let's talk about that. in the latest fox news poll, when people were asked "who do you trust to do a better job on coronavirus," and this is before the events this week, 52% said biden, 44% said president trump. to the degree, steve that this puts covid back at the top of the political agenda and that as we see in that paul, people already had concerns about the president's handling of the coronavirus, how tough is this. how big an obstacle for the trump campaign? >> i think it's a very big obstacle and there's no question that covid is at the top of the list of concerns of voters right now because of the attention that's being paid to the president as he tries to work through this, as he tries to recover. i think the challenge for the president is that he has been stricken with the virus after having been in cautious about it, to be g

i'm gillian turner. later today president trump is going to make his way over to wisconsin. he has a hotly contested rice there and he begins in michigan where we find kevin corke. what are we looking at today? >> gillian. clearly we'll have a lot of folks for the rally and that's coming in later at 5 p.m. eastern time of course we'll have coverage for you. but it's very important to point this out. this is usually a democratic stronghold, right? well, that's before president trump ran back in 2016. back then he barely lost this county and that was in part because of his consistent message on trade, and on putting america first. that seemed to really resonate with voters here. while he didn't win the county, he got close and again, that message could be the difference in the tipping point, once again as he tries not only to win this county, but the state of michigan once again. 10,000 votes, a little bit more than that was the difference between the president and his democratic challenger in 2016. and so the real question is, what will happen this time in 2020? clearly, both

i'm leland vittert alongside gillian turner as we look at lumberton, north carolina, not far from fayetteville, north carolina, the home of fort bragg. gillian: a truly frenetic pace for trump stopping in four states, he started in florida where he voted early and then later in ohio and wisconsin and we'll bring it to you as it unfolds on this truly very busy day, i mean, i would be exhausted the do the president's schedule today and i'm like what, half his age. leland: i am i don't think i am allowed to comment, i brought it up, so you are. leland: he was chiding the press core after he voted, get ready for a busy day, the press corps that travels with him. it's an exhausting schedule. as john roberts said get your running shoes on. it gets more frenetic from here. it was this time in 2016, the president was doing rallies at midnight and 1:00 in the morning until 1:00, 2:00 a.m. on election day. gillian: if you think about it, this is really it. this is the hole-- we like to stay it's the home stretch for months. this is it, the debates are done, they're wrapped, they're behind the candidate

gillian turner where this all stands, how long this could go. jillian? >> neil i don't think the hearing will wrap up before two two or 3:00 p.m. they still have to take a lunch break. we'll get you updated on timing as we get more. interesting you point out, mark zuckerberg one of the richest people in the room, he is not immune from internet problems. he was late before he got on board. he apologized to the committee that he had connection activity issues. that tells you all you need to know about the hearing this. talking to tech ceos about section 230, that little-known legislative provision. section 230 is really powerful. they govern how the internet platforms can operate. what they can do. who is responsible for when things ultimately go wrong. senator cruise cruise a few moments ago got into it with twitter ceo jack dorsey. take a listen. >> but today, i want to focus my questioning on mr. dorsey and on twitter because of the three players before us i think twitter's conduct has by far been the most egregious. mr. dorsey, does twitter have the ab

gillian turner has agreed unless she changed her mind at the last minute, to break down this story asyou promised before the show? gillian: i mean i will think about it. brian: how about now? gillian: do you want me to do it now? brian: i'm hoping, yeah. gillian: all right. so now, just as you guys know a few weeks out from election day 2020, president trump and the justice department is still investigating his political opponent from back in 2016. that being, of course, hillary clinton. the president releasing a flurry of tweets overnight about the counter probe into the russia investigation. he writes: i fully authorized the total declassification of any and all documents pertaining to the single greatest political crime in american history, the russia hoax. likewise the hillary clinton email scandal. now that authorization actually came nearly a year and a half ago when president trump gave his attorney general bill barr complete authority to declassify all documents related to surveillance of his campaign back in 2016. trump at that time had also ordered members of the intelligenc

gillian turner is live in washington what is the intelligence community saying about this reporting specifically, is the dni or f.b.i. commenting at all this morning? >> so trace, a couple of things to pull out here. threads to pull on. sources confirmed to fox news the f.b.i. is in possession of that laptop that's alleged to have belonged to hunter biden at some point. the intelligence community is staying very, very tight lipped about a separate aspect of the story which is whether or not there is an investigation into the possibility of some kind of foreign election interference. super important context to keep in mind throughout the day on this story. we'll update you as it comes. last night fox news obtained a letter from the f.b.i. to senator ron johnson about the laptop that says if actionable intelligence is found we'll evaluate the need to provide meetings with you. vice president biden, asked by a local outlet yesterday whether he thinks the senate's inquiry led by chairman ron johnson is legitimate pushed back hard. he said this is the same garbage. it is rudy giuliani. last ditch eff

gillian turner is live in washington on that. >> so all three government branches are lasering in onnown at section 230. a little-known legislative provision written 24 years ago before the social media giants existed. sections 230 has been used as a shield to protect social media giants over lawsuits over censorship. that may be ending soon. >> they have total protection. we'll take away their section 230 unless they shape up. >> the fcc's republican chairman is launching a review in light of bipartisan criticism coming from capitol hill, white house and supreme court about overly broad interpretation that some cases shields social media companies from consumer protection laws in a way that has no basis in the text. let's take a look at the crux of the matter. the provision reads no provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider. so basically the statute protects the social media companies if they want to against when their users say upload content that's racist or v

ainsley: gillian turner is live outside of the white house with his road to recovery.ey, good morning, brian and steve as well. so president trump is back here at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he spent the night for the first time in three nights after spending the last three days at walter reed military hospital. and when he got back to the white house last night, he had a very direct message for the american people which was do not let this virus dominate your daily lives. at the same time, he took a very direct parting shot at his critics, also at public health experts when he removed his mask. just before walking back inside the residence. take a listen. >> i learned so much about coronavirus. and one thing that's for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you are going to beat it. we are going back to work. we are going to be out front. as your leader i had to do it. i knew there was danger to it but i had to do it. nobody that's a leader would not do what i did. >> now the president's doctors say they are allowing him home is he not out of the woo