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gloria (quietly): jay, i've tried everything. let it go. it was four days ago. alright, let's make a wish! i wish i were dead. (blows) alright. there we go. haley and i have had this plan for years that when i turn 21, we'd hit the bars together. but since she's pregnant, i was drinking for two. technically, four. lemme tell you something, haley dunphy. do you know how much i admire you? -(laughs) -do you? so much! while i was working my butt off, you were out there having fun! not worrying about anything -- not school, not work... (laughing) not condoms. look at you -- all "prega-nant." (chuckles) maybe i should have bill come get me pregnant. ooh. then we can be pregnant together! that would be fun! where's my phone? i'm gonna text him to come get me pregnant. you know what? it's 2000-something. i'm gonna get him pregnant! i miss drinking. unlike some people, i love my birthday. it's the one day a year that can be all about me. (scoffs, chuckles) (indistinct conversations) oh, yeah. um, um -- so, um, i thought it would be fun i

very good gloria steinem voice i have to give you full credit there.o have a low voice, but i had to go even lower [ laughter ] yeah >> seth: you're -- this is a wonderful film where different actors play gloria steinem over the course of her life, based on a book she wrote about her life. and you and julianne moore actually got to meet her i was lucky enough to have her on this show i mean, she is a titan, and it's very - i was nervous talking to her were you even more nervous knowing that you then had to take on the task of playing her? >> yeah, i was it was almost like - i had this question asked to me just earlier today -- "oh, how was it meeting her the first time?" and i suddenly remembered, i did actually meet her for lunch first before we met for rehearsals but i think i had almost had that as a blank because i was probably so nervous, i was just so kind of --you know, felt so privileged and honored to just be able to meet her. and of course, i managed to be a bit more calm when she saw me, julianne, and julie, our director, for rehearsals, whi

wen, gloria borger, thank you. gloria is going to stay with me. more on this new medical update with the president with our viewers after the break. >>> and later next how much worse could this get? a new projection we're talking about covid-19 for the american people. a new projection from the university of washington. the numbers are troubling to say the very least. they come with a way to keep the death toll down. ♪ ♪ "hmm's and ahh's" heard in-call. ♪ "hmm's and ahh's" heard in-call. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. it works great on bathtubs. and even stainless steel. try clean freak from mr. clean. my bladder leak pad? i thought it had to be thick to protect. but always discreet protects differently . with ultra-thin layers, that turn liquid to gel. and lock it inside. for protection i barely feel. always discreet. hi jen! hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one d

all right, david, abby, gloria, sanj sanjay. we'll get back to you. breaking news continues here in the situation room with more on the president's imminent departure from the hospital and his return to the white house. we'll, of course, have live coverage and we'll talk about all the breaking news coming up with a veteran journalist, bob woodward. there you see him. lots to discuss. he has lots of new information for us as well. we'll be right back. an important message from medicare. fraudsters, they're out to get your medicare number so they can bill fake claims in your good name. don't give them that chance. just calling to confirm your medicare number. do you have your card available? for example, if the caller says they're from medicare, watch out. it's probably a scam. don't give out your card number. and always check your claims statements for errors. report fraudulent charges to 1-800-medicare. guard your card. learn more at medicare.gov/fraud. >>> breaking news this hour. president trump soon leaving the walter reed national military medical

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gloria, brian, i really appreciate you talking about all of this. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> there are doctors warning there may be serious side effects from the steroid the president is taking. we're going to dig deeper into that and discuss the risks. plus, as gloria mentioned, secret service agents are denouncing the president's covid parade as one doctor at walter reed calls the irresponsibility astounding. and the credibility of the president's doctors, that's also in question after one admits to lying to the public about the president getting oxygen. whether it's bribes to roll over. ...or an overdue makeover. get all your pet essentials right when you need them, with curbside pickup at petsmart. and enjoy 15% off when you buy online and pickup in store. and sweetie can coloryou just be... 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 data

fwlor i can' gloria, back to you. there has been some transparency by chris christie who said there were a handful of people and then there is also the criticism that there hasn't been enough transparency at all. >> right. and look, i think that up a group of people in a room with a closed door, one would presume, trying to test the president. the thing that i wanted to add just now is that don't forget what chris wallace told us about the debate, which is that the president arrived at the debate too late to get his covid test there. and so there was the so-called honor system. do we have that spot ready from chris wallace? >> we're trying to locate that. at the same time trying to identify the people who are coming out. but continue. the doctor has not emerged. >> yeah, so there was an honor system -- >> and now we see a team walking up to the mic. here are the doctors that are helping to treat the president. let's listen in. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for coming. dr. sean conley, physician to the president

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gloria, gloria, gloria, gloria) ♪ and gentlemen, please welcome the president of the trump.states, donald. ["proud to be an american" playing] ♪ from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. where there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land u.s.a. ♪ the [cheers and applause] u.s.a.! hello, everybody. duluth. we are going to win minnesota. we are going to win four more .ears of the white house we are looking to set records. i really enjoyed last i'd's debate with sleepy joe. i br

i want to talk with this about our gloria borger. you can't miss the timing on this.r a commitment from both candidates that they will both say, yes, he can finish his ten-year term. who does this put in a trickier spot. i think i not the answer. >> look, i think that chris wray is very popular on both sides of the hill. people believe he's a consummate professional. it was very clear that the president is saying out loud to his staff i don't like him, i want him gone, and the question is whether he fires him before the election or after the election. it's unlikely he fires he before the election. after the election, win or lose, he could still fire him. that wouldn't prevent somebody like joe biden saying, i would like to re-hire him which of course could always happen. >> gloria, let's listen into president trump for just a moment. >> well, thank you very much. i appreciate it. so maybe you could say a few words and we'll talk. >> thank you, mr. president. we're very blessed to represent an industry that touches every single sector of our economy. that was something

gloria, let's talk about kellyane. adding to the list of people who went from downplaying the virus, to testing positive. it is an escalating crisis, by the minute. >> yeah. it really is sad to say. it's almost as if what we see developing before our eyes is a covid cluster independeside the house. and it's sad to me, because this is something that a lot of people said was inevitable because what we saw at the white house were people who refused to wear masks. a president who said, look, you know, we've turned the corner. this is all behind us. and they believed that, somehow, they were bulletproof or not going to be exposed because, of course, they were tested. regularly. but we all know that a quick test is only as good as the one you had yesterday. and so, that gave them a false sense of security that they really shouldn't have had. >> yeah. >> and so, you know, we have a president, at the top of the pyramid here, who is unfortunately now at walter reed hospital. taking an experimental, monoclonal antibody. and peop

i'm going to bring in gloria borger. you're looking at their travel plans, eight days out.hat are they telling you? >> kind of like a rosetta stone, telling you where they need to go, what they think is important to them. you say, trump has three rallies in pennsylvania today. we all know how important pennsylvania is. he's looking to bring out the boat there, talking about fracking, about oil. tomorrow, what else is important to him? michigan, wisconsin. you know, those states were the key to his victory last time around. he's behind in those states. he's going to nebraska, thinking he could pick up an electoral vote, because nebraska is one of the states that doesn't go winner for all. but tomorrow he's going to georgia. they they that i have a good shot in georgia, which is a tie right now. on thursday biden is going to florida. now he's going to broward county, where there's a lot of older people. you have barack obama going to orlando, where there's a lot of younger people, more minority voters, so you see how they're splitting this up. one thing that is so interesting

well as what he's doing in his total inability to care for the health of the american people. >> gloria, this being yet another distraction, particularly there, so many unanswered questions and not just important or notable amongst those on there, but how about the people who are not there? all of his supporters and so many others, notably not there. absent? >> struggling right now trying to figure out what to do with the president's erratic behavior, one day he says i don't want a stimulus plan and the next day, he says i want a really big stimulus plan and they just met with white house officials and said to them no, we're not going to do this, and they have to go now to tell the president that his republicans are saying there's no way we're going to support you. look, this is chaos. we've never seen anything like this as carl says and the stunning thing to me last night, fox news had an interview with their doctor with, i really learned this is contagious. he knew it was contagious on february 7th when he told bob woodward it was contagious. the lessons he could kbaimpart keep them s

gloria, on 9/11 2,977 americans died. 2,977 on 9/11. in the last three days of this pandemic, 2,950. how could the president's son say that almost nothing as far as deaths are concerned? >> look, it's the narirative of the campaign. the narrative is it's in the rear-view mirror or just around the corner. don't worry, be happy. covid is gone. we're going to bring the economy back and we fixed covid and we're going to get you the vaccine as soon as we can. we all know that covid is not gone but the president has to campaign like he is because he hasn't confronted it and hasn't managed it. and so what donald trump jr. was doing is trying to minimalize covid that just doesn't work and i can tell you one thing when you look at the polling, it doesn't work with women voters. >> gloria borger, nia-malika henderson, thank you. john king is standing by. he'll map out the importance of these states in the race for 270 electoral votes. and a new warning of a silent epidemic in the coronavirus crisis as the total number of cases now surpasses here

gloria borger is joining us, bakari sellers is with us. author of the new book "my vanishing country." gloria, both candidates have been on the ground today in florida, vying for those 29 electoral votes. tell our viewers why florida is so critical in this election, because so many people believe if trump were to lose florida -- he carried florida four years ago. if he were to care florida it would, in fact, be over for him. >> that's why they believe it's so critical. first of all, it's a pot of gold. 29 electoral votes. secondly, the thing to remember is that florida is counting ballots and florida may have a result on tuesday night. and if that result is that joe biden wins florida, then the road to 270 for donald trump becomes almost impossible. and so the biden people will breathe a lot easier. if they should lose florida that night, they have a lot of other roads, but they're going to be a little bit more nervous and the trump people will be really happy. it is a swing state. obama won it twice. obama won it twice. trump won it once.

just to emphasize something gloria said, anderson.rida is the difference between a -- a -- an election night where we think we have a verdict, and a long twilight struggle that might involve a lot of lawyers disputing ballots in these northern states. >> gloria, i want to play something the first lady said on the campaign trail, today. it was the first joint appearance in 2020. let's play that. >> in a time when hate, negativity, and fear, are the messages the media streams into our homes. and the large-tech companies are protecting political censorship, we need to remember what is really important. my husband's administration is focused on the future. >> i mean, hate, negativity, and fear, are the main messages, it seems like, of the president. >> yeah. i don't know. maybe, this is part of the be-best campaign. i have no idea. hate, negativity, and fear, in the same rally the president was full of hate and negativity. and the fear that this country feels is not from the democrats or she blamed the media. but it's about covid. and so,

docs david axelrod and gloria borger. david, seeing more than 81 million votes cast. i guess the question is how confident are democrats about turnout? because just look at florida where republicans actually narrowed the early voting gap. so, you know, for days we've been talk about how close it is in these states. and i know you've said they're going to narrow -- it seems like they're narrowing. >> yeah. you know, i think that phil made an important point. the unaffiliated voters are 20% of the vote in florida. how they break is pretty important. the other thing is how many people actually vote early in all these places. 80 million nationally, staggering number. and the more people vote early, the more pressure it puts on the president to have a great day on -- on tuesday at the polling places. the cnn poll suggested that the people who are voting early were breaking 2 to 1 in favor of biden and that people voting for trump were breaking heavily his way. but if more people vote early, that puts more pressure on trump to outperform. and i think we're -- people are goi

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gloria, the president really needed a major game changing moment at the debate last night. doesn't look like he got one. so what else can he do with eleven days to go? >> yeah, i think he can't do crazy stuff, wolf. you know, every time you turn around, he's tweeting something crazy or saying something that makes people scratch their heads and reminds national anthem what he's been like over the past four years, and what his advisers were able to do last night was to tamp him down, to keep him on kind of a leash, and to keep his anger under control. and the question is whether he'll be able to do that for the next 11 days, if he wants to try and win this election, and, you know, with donald trump, everything is unpredictable. anything can set him off. you'll see on sunday, his 60 minutes interview, in which he jumped down lesley stahl's throat, and it started, you know, just saying to her, why are you asking me these terrible questions. it will remind people who he is, and he tried to pull back at that debate last night, i think with some success, but he goes to a rally, he

gloria, that u.s. marine you can see him right there.he marine guard standing outside the door to the west wing over the north lawn of the white house, the driveway there, that means the president is now not in the residence but in the west wing presumably in the oval office right now. all of this stuff that is going on. the event tomorrow. the campaign rally in florida on monday. the president walking around the large white house campus right now. how outrage is this kind of behavior? >> it's not presidential behavior. the president is supposed to model good behavior in all ways. he suffered coronavirus and in his own words he said he was very sick but he didn't like it when his chief of staff mark meadows told reporters he was quite sick but now he is bragging about it because he wants to talk about how quickly that happened. but presidents are supposed to set examples. we tell everybody in this country and sanjay has said it is gajillion times. wear a mask and be socially distant. he is inviting people on the white house grounds and l

dana, gloria, and david. dana, starting with you, because one of the ironies here is that if you had asked people who know both commander conley, dr. conley and chief of staff mark meadows, which one was going to be going out on saturday and giving the sunny optimistic positive spin and which one was going to be going out and giving grave and offering grave serious expressions of concern about the president's health, it would be meadows who would be spinning and conley who would be giving just the truth. but on saturday we got the exact opposite. >> right, because meadows sho thought he was talking -- that was blown out for lots of reasons. but let me just say, sanjay gave an explanation from the medical point of view of why, when you are a doctor, you have to follow the patient's wishes, which, you know, obviously we all understand. but he is the president of the united states and we don't need a medical briefing from a baghdad boss, which is effectively what we have seen certainly yesterday, less so today.

we'll see if they will. >> gloria, i have to get this in quickly. it's important. >> sure. >> i don't know what the strategy but he repeatedly attacked governor gretchen whitmer at a rally in michigan saying this. >> your governor -- i don't think she likes me too much. hey, hey, hey, i'm the one -- it was our people that helped her out with her problem. it's a problem. people are entitled to say maybe it was a problem -- it was our people -- my people, our people -- that helped her out. and then she blamed me for it. she blamed me. it was our people that helped her. i don't get -- i don't get it. how did you put her there? >> all right, gloria, look, that's just insane. it's not just another crazy thing that he's saying. he's downplaying a domestic terror plot against a sitting governor. >> right. and he says maybe it was a problem, maybe it wasn't. it was a domestic terror plot. and, yes, the federal government did move in because it was domestic terrorism. it wasn't donald trump who said, hey, you got to do this. it is what the government would d

let me start with gloria borger. we're six days from election day. already more than 74 million americans have voted, gloria. what's the state of the race right now? >> reporter: well, first of all, wolf, that's more than a third of registered voters who have already been out there and who have voted. the state of the race right now is that i think you'd have to say if you look at all the polling and you look at all the state polling and you look at the lines you'd have to say that joe biden has a wider path toward 270, and that's what it's all about, it's all about getting those electoral votes, than donald trump. but the overhang to all of this, wolf, and that's just what you were talking about with m.j. and with jim, is covid. this is something the president wanted to go away. he predicted that it would go away in 15 days. he wanted everybody to go back to church at easter. he couldn't get out from under it. he didn't listen to the science. it became a complete albatross for him. his chief of staff said, well, we've stopped fighting, it we're now

and they all say -- >> gloria, he said, i got a negative test. saying the incubation period can be from two to 14 days, averaging 5 to 7 days but whenever they had last exposure to president trump while positive they have to keep getting tests during that period of incubation to make sure. a negative test now today doesn't mean they couldn't have a positive one the next day or the next. >> tomorrow. false seasonse of security. they're not fine because the president of the united states has covid so we know that these instant tests don't always tell you what will happen that a afternoon or what will happen tomorrow. >> or five to seven days from now. >> what you can do is you can wear a mask. and so you have a president who has been out there making fun of his opponent and saying you don't need it and saying that covid is in the rear-view mirror and we all know it is not so when i say it's up ended the campaign, it has. >> tests are not a prophylactic. social distancing and masks are. thank you. >>> mike lee testing positive after hugging people a

>> exactly. >> gloria, stand by. we're going to have joe biden speaking in moments, i'm going to want to talk to you about that. plus, another rise in the number of children being infected with coronavirus. >>> and task force member dr. deborah birx says in other words has the least mask use she's seen in the u.s. hear the reasoning behind why folks there are behaving this way. >>> chaos erupting in philadelphia after the death of a black man shot by police. this is cnn special live coverage. with sofi, i was able to condense all of my loans under one account. i was able to lower my monthly payments and feel like i'm well on my way to becoming debt free. and i have sofi to thank for that. ♪ when i refinanced with sofi, that allowed me to pay off aggressively and save without breaking my back or breaking the bank. ♪ >>> the rising rate of coronavirus infections in michigan includes an outbreak at a state prison where all but 30 prisoners tested positive. corrections officials say marquette branch holds 600 inmates. at

gloria, stand by as well. i want to bring in the cofounder and decree of regeneron, the company that makes the experimental antibody cocktail that is being given to the president. thank you so much for joining us. we're told by the president's physician he received a single dose, the highest dose of regeneron's cocktail, hasn't been approved for emergency use. tell us about this cocktail. tell us what's going on and why the president's doctors decided he needed this treatment. >> sure, thanks, wolf. let me start by saying on behalf of everybody, regeneron, all the hard work our people have put into developing this medicine will help make a difference and will lead to a speedy recovery and in the president's words everything will work out. look, he's in a race now and i'm not talking about the political race. he's in a race where his immune system is racing against the virus. and if the virus wins, you can have dire consequences, obviously. and what our antibodies do is we make it a fairer fight. he's in a high

all right, gloria borger, great to see you again. thank you. >>> it's been two months since many schools started to reopen, but it's hard to know how they're doing when no one is tracking it nationally. >>> plus, why thousands of people are deliberately exposing themselves to the coronavirus. and why is this republican senator appearing at the supreme court hearing in person and speaking without a mask just 11 days after his coronavirus diagnosis? this is cnn's special live coverage. he used to have gum problems. now, he uses therabreath healthy gums oral rinse with clinically-proven ingredients and his gum problems have vanished. (crowd applauding) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. >>> the largest general motors and largest chrysler plant outside of michigan and ohio. and i saw, i saw what happened when we got hit very hard. we've lost both those plants. let me start off by saying, mr. mayor, thanks for the passport into your city and, marcy, you've been a friend a long time. thank you f

gloria, thank you very much. ron, thanks to you as well.lth status, we're going to take a closer look at how the president's diagnosis could potentially pose a national security threat. we'll be right back. >>> with president trump right now at the walter reed national military medical center in bethesda, maryland, receiving treatment for covid-19, the timeline of his illness remains muddy, but a source familiar with the president's health tells us the next 48 hours of treatment will be critical. meanwhile, in the u.s. senate, another battle is brewing. mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham vowing to stick to their schedule to try to confirm judge amy coney barrett to the u.s. supreme court, that's even though three senate republicans, including two members of the senate judiciary committee, have now tested positive for the coronavirus. here to discuss democratic senator ben carden of maryland, he's a member of the foreign relations committee. senator, thanks so much for joining us. the country right now, as you well know, in the middle of --

. >> gloria, president trump all over the map on the relief bill.says he wants to spend even more than democrats do. he backed out of next week's debate because it was supposed to be held remotely for the candidates. now he is calling for it to be reinstated. i don't know if it's the medication. the president has, of course, always been erratic, but he really, i have to say, to put it nicely, he seems concerned about being reelected. >> let's just say that. it might not be the medication, but it certainly is desperation, jake. this is a president who is flailing, he can read the polls. he's stuck at the white house. he sees that joe biden, ironically, is the one out on the campaign trail and he's not at this point. so i think you have a president who has no clear message beyond hurli ining insults and he's fuf grievance, but if you ask him what he wants to do for the next four years, you don't get any kind of clear message out of him. maybe we shouldn't expect it, but this is a president who every day does something and then undoes it. so it's not w

gloria borger, and jack o'donnell, former president and chief operating officer of the trump plaza hotel and casino. thanks to all. so dr. reiner, we've not seen the president live in person since he left walter reed and went up those white house steps on monday, ripped off his mask. he has, though, done a few phone interviews. in those, we hear him coughing. he said today, there's always that lingering thing for a couple of days. now he has this event tomorrow and coming up in florida. is he physically well enough for this? would you advise anyone to go? >> well, so those are two questions. first of all, is he physically well enough for this? almost certainly not. and if i were one of his advisers, i would advise him not to do it. it's just bound to make him look bad. bound to make him look weak. because he only be able to stand for 90 minutes and regale the crowd. he's just not going to be the same person. you know, when i treat a person for a heart attack or they've had bypass surgery and they're thinking about going back to work, i tell them to go back to work half days to start. bec

so gloria, here we are two weeks before the election and trump is calling dr. fauci an idiot saying to the reporters bring it on, basically it would be even worse if i fired him but i want to have the same essential outcome as firing him by saying this publicly. he wants to make him the villain. so what's the strategy here? >> there isn't any strategy, erin. this is just the president full of personal grievance about tony fauci, who is more popular than he is, who is more trusted than he is, who was asked to throw out the first pitch at the nationals game, and who appeared on "60 minutes" last night saying he wasn't at all surprised that the president got sick given the fact that he hosted a superspreader event at the white house. you put that all together and the president is going to attack because fauci also said that he was effectively harassed because they used him in a political ad that he said was taken out of context. >> let me just make it clear. when you bring up the pitch, the president brought up the pitch today. right? >> oh, yes. >> talking about

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get more on this with chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta and dana bash is also joining us and gloria borger. let me read from this brief note from the president's physician. then i want to get your analysis. the note says this morning's president's team of physicians met with him in the residence. today he reports no symptoms. vital signs and physical examine remain stable with an oxygen saturation level of 95-97%. i will provide updates as we know nor. very brief and vague. what questions did this note answer area what questions did it raise and what questions did it not answer? >> like a lot of notes and statements and briefings is more about what they don't say than they do say. first of all, you know, if you read the note and summary it sounds pretty good. the president is doing well. that is, obviously, good news. it means he is doing well at this moment in time. they still have to, obviously, anticipate this disease course. we know there can be significant ups and downs and the doctors acknowledged he is not out of symptoms.. did they examine the president and listen to his che

. >> gloria borger, chief political analyst. there's a recent kaiser foundation poll shows 68% of americans trust dr. fauci to provide reliable information when it comes to covid-19, compared to president trump, he's just at 40%. of those that trust fauci, nearly half them are republicans. i wonder, gloria, for the president's closing argument, does this even make sense? >> no. of course it doesn't make any sense. when you talk to people in the campaign they'll tell you it doesn't make any sense. you should be talking about the economy, what his plan is for the next four years, but instead what he's doing is talking about personal grievance. when he ran in 2016, one of the reasons he was successful, bri, he talked about other people's personal grievances. now he's talking about his own personal grievances. and one of his own is obviously tony fauci whom he is clearly jealous of, not only because people trust him more, he is more popular, but because he was on "60 minutes" and donald trump wasn't on 60 minutes. he wasn't surprise

i have to bring in gloria and david. there's a lot to fact check there, but the first is where he says joe biden isn't condemning the violence. we literally just in the last hour had joe biden on condemning the violence. he said there's no excuse for looting or violence, and expressed support for protests. it was the thing he led with, there was no scoots for looting and violence, and he echoed the words of walter wallace's fare, who said you shouldn't be doing this, you're not helping walter. he said he's gotten the endorsement of police officers. you had black police officers and firefighters in philadelphia who were actually protesting the fact that their unions endorsed donald trump. that's an important part of this he will never mention. first of all, this is the president trying to make his point that he's the so-called law and order president, and if it were up to joe biden, he doesn't want to condemn them. i'm not quite sure who that means, he said you have to be strong, and he is strong and biden is weak. let's

gloria, here's what dr. fauci said today when asked about the rallies and events that the president and vice president continue to hold. >> i'm not going to comment on whether this or that rally should be canceled except to repeat what i've said many, many times. we should avoid as best as possible congregate settings where you have people crowded together. >> gloria, he's being very blunt. he told me he supports the universal mask mandate. hae he's saying what the president of the united states is doing is wrong. >> that's why the president of the united states doesn't have him out front anymore and which is why tony fauci will go out and spread the message the best he can on his own. look at the evolution of this. we used to have task force briefings that were sort of task force briefings every day. then the president took them over and used them as political statements for himself. they were still every day. now we don't hear from the task force at all because the message the task force would give is that

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gloria, you're write an excelle column.s that apply to thursday' second and final presidential debate 48 hours from now? >> sure. you can go through training with him all over again. i don't know how much he is going to do. i don't know how much debate prep he has got left in him and say, stop interrupting and the mikes are going to shut off and behave a little differently. donald trump will still do what donald trump is going to do. is there no resetting donald trump. we have learned that over the past four years. i was talking to one of his biographers today who said to me, look, resetting him is like he looks at it like the death penalty. because if he resets, that means that he has done something wrong. he can never admit that he has done anything wrong in the past because then he cannot be the best at everything which is what he thinks he is. and he believes, as he told us, that he had a fabulous debate and he defeated him in the debate and that joe biden should be afraid of him in this next debate. they can prep him a

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manny's visiting gloria's family for about a month -- i hope.got to get him on a plane before gloria has a meltdown and changes her mind. 'cause if he doesn't go to colombia, colombia comes to me. it's happened before. [ all shouting in spanish ] [ shouting continues ] oh, my god.

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gloria, is this a defensible move from the texas governor?> yeah, if you want to get donald trump elected, sure. it's a political move, it's absurd on the face of it. you are talking about, for example, the size of harris county in houston, you were talking about austin. this affects democratic voters. this affects minorities. you're talking about one dropoff box for harris county with 4.7 million residents? it used to have about a dozen dropoff boxes. if anything, you should be adding more dropoff boxes. and if this is about election security, what sit about those boxes that is so insecure? the county clerk in harris county said okay, we'll put security there at the dropoff boxes if you want. but there's been no real response on that. so the only reasoning is, anderson, to make it harder for people to vote, who might vote for joe biden. >> carl, i mean, have we seen stuff like this before? obviously, we saw in many parts of america during segregation -- >> that's exactly when we saw it. during jim crow america, and since the voting rights ac

he was involved in a lot of these meetings, gloria. let me get your thoughts on that. >> yeah. >> yeah, my thought is, yes! i really, i can't understand -- i know what the vice president's doctor has said, which is that he wasn't in close enough contact with the president, but if you look at those pictures in the rose garden from a week ago, wolf, and we were all covering this together, you saw those people sitting together. we don't know where the vice president got this. we don't know whether, even though he's tested negative again today, we don't know whether that's going to change tomorrow. he's out there campaigning. you know, you have to think of continuity of government here. and it seems to me to be absurd that he's going to have a debate this coming week in the middle of all of this. and i think there are questions out there, as sanjay is saying, whether he could be contagious. >> sanjay, i want to show that -- put that picture of the rose garden, everybody in the rose garden up. there you see it right there. you see where sen

what was it like meeting the real gloria steinem?nd so wanted to meet her but then i finally got a second chance when she -- she's been so extremely generous with, you know, giving her time and helping us out, making, you know, a great movie but also to get this film out and which she met up with me and the director for rehearsal and she was like pushing us to, you know, ask whatever questions we wanted and, yeah, she even read out some of her own lines from the script to us which was pretty incredible and then kind of stopped midway through often and kind of continued and told us what really happened and how the situations had really happened. >> that must have been amazing to have her do that. we'll take a look at a clip. in this clip you see gloria working as a journalist fighting her editor to get the voices of the civil rights marchers heard. let's take a look. >> this is huge. there are civil rights marchers beaten, jailed and even murdered in the south. >> the white house is saying we'll turn off the moderates in congress who

gloria is speaking to sources. i spoke to a source familiar with the president's calls this morning who also said -- this is a quote from the source i spoke to. i need to get out of here. he's obviously been itching to do so. and the recommendation he has been getting on the politics of this, jake, not the med, but the positively. what would not be good is if you left and you had a relapse or things go south from what you expect right now. that is what he was getting told when he was pushing to get out on the politics of it, but he wasn't going to listen to that. >> abby, this whole thing has been a debacle, not just the president's handling of this crisis, but just on the discreet question of when the president was infected, he still went to bedminster even though he had been exposed to somebody who tested positive and was showing symptoms, and this continued refusal to give the information about the president of the united states. if you don't want to share your information with the public, don't run for presiden

david axelrod, gloria borger, sanjay gupta, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up next, details of the alleged plot to kidnap the governor of michigan and the frightening agenda behind it. michigan's attorney general joins us. >>> and later, bill gates joins us to talk vaccines and therapies, including the experimental treatment that the president got. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. >>> breaking news out of michigan tonight. the fbi announced they have foiled an alleged domestic terrorism plot to kidnap the governor of michigan, overthrow several state governments and according to the federal criminal complaint, quote, ins gate a civil war. today michigan's governor gretchen whitmer made a statement and brought up president trump's comments at the last debate telling far-right group the proud boys stand back and stand by. >> hate groups heard the president's words not as a rebuke, but a rallying cry, as a

also, gloria borger and cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. i meant president obama, not david axelrod. time will tell. david, you tweeted today that the president has basically turned his own political demise into a, quote, surreal reality show. do you think this -- this -- i mean, does this get him anywhere? you know, bringing up the hillary clinton e-mail. i mean, it's all the greatest hits from -- from rants of the past. and only -- you know, with sort of infomercials for, you know, remdesivir and other things thrown in. and free offers to seniors. >> no. the short answer is no. the -- i have to say, at this moment, it feels like the president is not well. the kinds of things that he said on that show. they're not unlike things he said in the past. but as you say, it was like a kind of spazmodic. but he is really disgorging his own resentments now. and maybe, it's because, at some level, he recognizes that he is not on course to win this race. but that -- that was a really appalling and, i think, alarming performance tods becau performance