howie: yeah.ed out by the very next morning we were all talking about president trump again, things he was saying, not about pence and harris. finally, i don't imagine most people fixate on the details, now there will not be a second presidential debate is that a bigger loss for the media which loves these events or for the trump campaign because he had two more cracks at directly going at biden. now he got one? he needed that confrontation. he needed the chance to stand side by side with the vice president, with the voters themselves and challenge and not behave the way he did in the first debate but demonstrate where he stands and where biden stands. i think this makes it virtually impossible for trump to catch biden. biden has a lead in the swing states. he has a lead nationwide. without that confrontation the ads won't do it, speeches weren't do it. rallies won't do it. debate 70, 80 million people watching. only the debate watching. howie: we'll come back to that when we have you later in the

>> sorry, howie, i lost your audio. howie: okay. ray, is the focus too much on trump and fauci or is the focus on the virus itself? >> yes, there has been too much focus on trump and fauci. the press corps concentrate on personalities and when two personalities are in contrast, it uses that contrast as a frame to tell a story. nothing new about that. it's only about 1,000 years old. howie: all right. sorry we lost your audio there. before we go, ben domenech, congratulations to you and megan mccain on having a baby girl. hope you're getting sleep. >> thank you, howie. i truly appreciate it and wish us luck. howie: good luck. up next, a deeper look at the hunter biden investigation and a high profile suspension at the new yorker. howie: this is a fox news alert. president trump boarding air force one, getting ready to board air force one for a trip to new hampshire where the conservative union leader has endorsed joe biden. fox news has confirmed that mark short and four other aides and advisors have tested positive for coronavirus.

howie: yeah.everal 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 doesn't think they work. speaking of his staff, anthony fauci, they've been at oth for quite some -- odds for quite some time. let me play for you a trump campaign ad that uses dr. fauci. >> president trump tackled the virus head on, as leaders should. >> i can't imagine that anybody could be doing more. >> to take it completely out of context, and put it in which is obviously a political campaign ad, i thought was really very disappointing. howie: so factually -- fauci said that about himself about the coronavirus task force back in march. nevertheless, the trump campaign is sticking with the ad. >> i think the media stepped up and provided a valuable service. they obtained a full transcript of fauci's r and published them to prove just how badly the trump campaign did misquote fauci and take him out of

howie: all right. let me -- with that in mind, let me play for you, mollie, a snippet of tuesday's debate in cleveland. didn't get that much attention at the time but question with see now -- we can see why now it seems more relevant. >> i don't wear a mask like him. every time you see him he's got a mask. he could be speaking 200 feet away and he shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen. howie: the media are making mask wearing a major issue. you mentioned ralph northam getting the virus even though he always wears a mask. do you think there's too much press attention to the mask. >> i think the press takes too much of a side on the issue on whether the response is to shut down the country, ban children from school, keep people from going to church, have people be masked constantly versus the idea that you want to respond with appropriate concern to the pandemic without destroying your life. the media are clearly on the same side of this issue as joe biden, just as they are on the same side of ev

howie, where are you seeing growth in the green party in the united states? are there a certain demographic you're going for or certain areas where you see the green party moving forward more than it was in other areas? guest: yeah. the people we're looking to, sometimes people say we spoil the election for the democrats. the truth is we bring new people to the polls. according to exit polls, we wouldn't have come out if jill wasn't on the ballot. we're looking at the 100 million people that didn't vote in 2016 and disproportionately working class, people of color and young. that's who we're aiming at articularly. we're getting a strong response from the young climate activists who know their future is on the line and have a serious program, the two other parties do not to deal with the climate crisis and we're getting a lot of young people of color because we've been very active in the black lives matter movement and we have a program that goes beyond what the democrats have been willing to offer which is use of force reforms. we want community control for t

go, howie, go. host: your response there, howie? guest: well, the only thing i'd add is we want public campaign financing, elections are public functions. we should have a level playing field. and it's not just that the rich folks have spent $11 billion on biden and trump. a lot of money is dark money. we don't know where it came from. they put it in a 501 c-4, a so-called welfare association that doesn't have to report its donors and send some money on politicks to that organization, they can't spend it all and pass it on to superpac's who say it got it from c-4 when it came from dark money and it can come in from anywhere, foreign countries or organized crime, we don't know where the money is coming from and that's a huge scandal. public campaign finance is another thing we need to have fair elections in this country. host: here's a question from one of our social media followers who want to know, do you support the green new deal and can you discuss any benefits from the green new deal? guest: i was the first candidate to campaig

howie: this is fox news coverage. i'm howard kurtz in washington. trump's medical team is giving an update on his condition. we see the doctors coming out to the microphones. they will typically make an opening statements and take some questions from reporters. we're anxious to hear about the president's condition. let's listen in. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> since we spoke last, the president has continued to improve. as with any illness, there are frequent ups and downs over the course, particularly when a patient is being so closely watched 24 hours a day. we review and debate every finding, compared to existing science and literature, weighing the risks and benefits of every intervention, the timing as well as impacts a delay may have. over the course of his illness the president has experienced two episodes of transient drops in his oxygen saturation. we debated the reasons for this and whether we would even intervene. as a determination of the team based on the timeline from the initial diagnosis that we initiated dexamethas

go, howie, go. host: your response there, howie?uest: well, the only thing i'd add is we want public campaign financing, elections are public functions. we should have a level playing field. and it's not just that the rich folks have spent $11 billion on biden and trump. a lot of money is dark money. we don't know where it came from. they put it in a 501 c-4, a so-called welfare association that doesn't have to report its donors and send some money on politicks to that organization, they can't spend it all and pass it on to superpac's who say it got it from c-4 when it came from dark money and it can come in from anywhere, foreign countries or organized crime, we don't know where the money is coming from and that's a huge scandal. public campaign finance is another thing we need to have fair elections in this country. host: here's a question from one of our social media followers who want to know, do you support the green new deal and can you discuss any benefits from the green new deal? guest: i was the first candidate to campaign

washington journal" saturday morning as we hosted the two leading third-party candidates for president, howie hawkins and jo jordgensen. >> coming up live on thursday at 9:00 a.m. on c-span, the senate judiciary committee votes on whether to send the supreme court nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the full senate for consideration. democrats have announced they will boycott the meeting. at 9:00 p.m. eastern, the second of final presidential debate from elmont university in nashville, tennessee. speaker nancyuse pelosi holds her briefing. the senate returns at noon. at 1:00 p.m., members vote on the nomination of michael newman to be a u.s. district court judge in ohio. you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> former presidenra

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ring party candidate howie hawkins at 8:00 a.m. and libertarian party candidate jo jordgensen at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> the senate judiciary committee bows tomorrow on whether to send the supreme court nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the full senate for consideration. we will have live coverage setting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. senate minority leader chuck schumer and members of the committee announced they will be boycotting the committee announcing that republicans have moved a break threat -- at breakneck speed ignoring her troubling record and breaking long-standing committee rules to set thursday's boat. we will not grant this process any further legitimacy by participating in markup of this -- just 12 days before and election already underway. >> do i let my people run it really well or badly? if i run it badly, they will probably blame him. more importantly, i want to help people. >> he has already caused 10 million people there health care they had from their employers because of his recession. >> with less th

trace: thank you, howie, we appreciate it.andra: we are awaiting the president's remarks from bucks county, pennsylvania, a key battle ground in the race for 2020, from excerpts from his speech. we know he's going to make his final pitch to the american voters. on the ground in pennsylvania, telling them three days from now, this is the state that will save the american dream. we're going to take a quick break and then we'll be right back with the president's remarks. (a mix of announcer voices) we are heading towards the 2020 presidential election, ....how to ensure your vote counts......because of covid-19 ......polling locations ......confusion is high.. (fisherman vo) how do i register to vote? (working mom vo) i think i'm already registered. ...hmm!...hmm!...hmm! (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (man on porch vo) lemme check. (woman vo) thank you! (man vo) thank you! (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important! (man a

howie kurtz, thank you. let's go back to that trump rally in pennsylvania. he still speaking and rallying the crowd to come to come up let's listen in. >> president trump: they examine every party an part of , i said get me out of here, i want to get out of here. then i took regeneron and of the next morning i felt like superman and i said, i've got to get back. you don't want a president that is laying in the hospital, i said we've got to get back. and people get back. 99.9. in this state has to open up. the state. the commonwealth of pennsylvania, you have to get it open. you have a governor who by the way, the governor named wolf. i remember. you know on my last night he got that to close it up. we have a lot of problems, they believe in freedom of speech of course but without a lot of problems with this guy because you know in the last one we had to move around different sides, he was watching and they don't want us to see. this is the guy that's in charge of ballots in this state. so what you think is going to do with the ballots? and this is the guy th

let's bring in howie kurtz. something jonathan turley wrote present the sharing of a scandal and the media refuses to cover it. did a scandal ever occur? after all, an allegation as a scandal only if it is damaging. no coverage, no damage, no scandal. we are a few days into the story, where do you see things today? >> first of all, it's a huge fiasco for facebook and twitter. it's really damage their reputation, especially twitter given the censorship that kept escalating the warfare by locking the trump campaign account, and then changing the position, changing our policy and then took two full days to allow the sharing and the irony here, the fact that both of these tech giants had tried to suppress them. >> dana: one of the things we talked about was bret baier, this question of other media if you think about "the new york times" report on trump tax returns, that got a lot of attention. that material i imagine was illegal to give it to "the new york times." what do you make of the differences here? obviously,

let's bring in howie kurtz.e will talk about the weekend but now i think we need to talk about the news going forward. the president after three days and three nights, a wonderful place that he wa, but he wantedo be in his own bed tonight. he will be home at 6:30 p.m. just in time for the nightly news. >> absolutely terrific news. at the president feels well enough to go home and all americans should be grateful even those who don't support him politically. but it was on sunday on my show that dr. sean connolly admitted he had held back information about the president twice needing supplement oxygen and other details and he said he dated two transmit an upbeat attitude. there's a top white house official who everyone knows as mark meadows told the pool reporters a much more sober assessment. happily that all seems to be overcome that it undermined the briefing and it created an atmosphere of contradiction and confusion. >> dana: at the other thing from my perspective is, i feel the press office was undermined. s

saturday morning as we host the two leading third-party candidate for president, green party candidate howiet 8:00 a.m., then at libertarian party at 9:00e jo jorgensen a.m. >> the senate judiciary committee votes thursday on the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett to be the u.s. justice on the supreme court. the committee gavels in at 9:00 a.m. eastern. watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen with the .ree c-span radio app >> director of national intelligence john radcliffe and fbi director christopher wray held a news conference wednesday evening on election security. director radcliffe said voter hasstration information been obtained by iran and russia in an attempt to push misinformation. here is the briefing. >> good evening. the president has instructed the intelligence and law-enforcement communities to ensure that the 2020 elections are the safest and most secure in our nation's history. we take that mandate and responsibility seriously.

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bring in howie curtis. i read all of the articles, howie, one i like to read what is going on in terms of the hearings but it does feel to me way over the top. these reports about an affiliated group she is with. "people of praise." as if it was something holding women back as we just watched her give an opening statement in her confirmation to become associate justice of the united states supreme court. >> yeah, well, first of all, she makes a good impression. amy coney barrett was gracious, humble. she talked about how she would be the first working mother with the young children on the high court and the only sitting justice who didn't go to harvard or yale. took a jab talking about football, notre dame football. but the same time when you have pieces like the "washington post" saying she faced questions how her catholic faith might influence her jurisprudence. the long articles, i can't imagine someone writing an article about orthodox jew or any other religion that gave republicans fodder in the openin

a leading third-party candidate, campaign for president, first, green party presidential candidate howieawkins will join us, and the libertarian party presidential candidate jo jordgensen will join us. be sure to join the conversation with your phone calls, facebook twetts., texts, and axios hosted a forum on the election with representative karen bass in a latino vote organizer. we will also hear from former national security adviser h.r. mcmaster on the voter turnout and election security. margaret: welcome to the first event in our newspaper's "america's road ahead" series, leading up to the election. i am margaret

problemsweface insociety everysingle day, but because of the storieswe aretold,both throughpop culture, whichis howi got politicized, but alsothrough ourschoolsand education system. so much of the stories about whythings function the way that theydoare distorted and the reason for that, they help preserve the status quo. i talk in the book about stories that keep us in the same places we are, whether it be stories about pink is for girls and blue is for boys, or stories about this movement. there are so many stories we internalize on her own that skew what we are facing and dealing with. the first step is to get educated. you can do that by being part of a movement. the second thing that is important, once we understand, to keep spreading the gospel everywhere that we can. this administration traffics in lies in misinformation and disinformation. lies spread faster than the truth. we have to do our part to make sure we are upholding accurate information, and challenging those who would distort and lie in order to keep power and move their own agenda. those agendas are not the agendas of the majority

howie: this is "mediabuzz," i'm howard kurtz.t trump was mount as media blitz he was on the fourth fox show in four days the next political debate is officially off. the president said this to maria bartiromo. >> i'm not going to waste my time on a virtual debate. that is not what debate something all about. you sit behind a computer and do a debate. this is ridiculous. howie: after the president left walter reed to recuperate at

what do you think, howie? >> nice try @ jack.e has turned after the fiasco of twitter and facebook censoring the hunter biden stories which even jack dorsey can't defend because he backed off the policy. republicans will talk about bias and suppression of free speech and even mark zuckerberg can see the freight train coming saying there should be some changes to the immunity law that shielded these companies from being responsible for their content. >> trace: i'm guessing you are leaning toward the senator who will chair this hearing mississippi senator republican roger whitaker said the following. get your response on the other side. >> under current law, they get a free pass to censor anything they find objectionable. in my view i don't think we should leave it up to big tech to decide what is objectionable and what isn't. >> trace: is it a free pass, howie? >> it is a hard line to draw but right now twitter is pre-bunking on issues of the election and mail ballots. not waiting for somebody to post. that's bunk. nobody needs tw

morning as we host the two leading third-party candidates for president, the green party candidate howie hawkins, than the libertarian party candidate jo jordgensen at 9:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ c-span, yourtching unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies has a public service and brought to you by your television provider. >> health and human services secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention director dr. robert redfield gave an update on the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic and

morning, we will talk to the leading third-party candidates president, green presidential candidate howie hawkins, and libertarian party presidential candidate jo jordgensen. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. be sure to join the discussion. your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. cabled by america's television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. joining us this week on "the communicators" is allen pratt. he is the executive director of the national rural education association. he joins us from chattanooga, tennessee. mr. pratt, what is that association and what do you do? then: our association is voice of rural schools and rural communities across the country. thank you for the invite to be on the show and really highlight what we do as an organization. one of the things we do is we advocate for all areas, all issues that involve rural schools and communities. we are looking at a digital divide. we are looking at reopening schools

washington journal" saturday morning as we hosted the two leading third-party candidates at president, howie hawkins 8:00 a.m. and jo jordgensen at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> the senate judiciary committee votes tomorrow on whether to send the supreme court nomination of a being coney barrett to the full senate for consideration. we will have live coverage starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. ahead of the vote, chuck schumer and democratic members of the committee announced it will boycott the meeting, saying in a written statement, republicans have moved at breakneck speed to jam through this nominee, in -- ignoring her unprecedented divisions and breaking long-standing committee rules to set thursday's boat. we won't rent this process any further legitimacy by participating in a committee markup of this nomination just 12 days before the combination of an election -- culmination of an election that is already underway. >> do i let my people run it really well, or badly? if i run it badly they will probably blame him but they will, i will help people. >> he has cost 10 million people their health care

morning, and be sure to watch washington journal saturday morning as we host the two leading third-party howieawkins and jo jordgensen. coming up live on thursday at 9:00 a.m. on c-span, the senate judiciary committee votes on whether to send the nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the full senate. democrats have announced they will boycott the meeting. at 9:00 p.m., the second and final presidential debate from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. on c-span, house speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly briefing. the senate returns at noon eastern. embers will vote on limiting debate of the nomination of michael newman to be a u.s. district court judge in ohio. the group knew america looked at voting technology and the potential for voting by smart phone or computer in the future. this is just over >> thanks for joining us today. .y name is jane hu future tense is a collaboration between arizona state university, new america, and slate that examines emerging technologies, public policy, and society. i will be monitoring our conversation, and i am pleased to be joined by kevin collie

morning as we host the two leading third-party candidates for president, the green party candidate howie hawkins, than the libertarian party candidate jo jordgensen at 9:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ c-span, yourtching unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies has a public service and brought to you by your television provider. >> health and human services secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention director dr. robert redfield gave an update on the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic and efforts to develop, approve and distribute a vaccine. this is 30 minutes. >> all yours. >> all mine? great. good afternoon. and thank you, secretary azar, for joining us today at cdc headquarters. it is a privilege to have you with us and we appreciate your leadership throughout this unprecedented response. covid-19 is the most significant public health challenge our country has faced in more than a century. and the pandemic is not over. and the pandemic is not over. earlier this week, covid virus cases reached over 40 million globa

saturday morning as we host the two leading third-party candidates for president, green party candidate howie hawkins at 8:00 a.m., then libertarian party candidate jo jordgensen at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> health and human services secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention director dr. robert redfield gave an update on the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic and efforts to develop, approve and distribute a vaccine. this is 30 minutes. >> all yours. >> all mine? great.

caller: i voted for howie. host: tell us why. caller: it is the first time i ever voted for a third-party candidate. i voted for trump last time and the two times before him i voted for obama. i considered voting for all three of them -- i considered voting for trump just to vote against biden and considered voting for biden just to do it against trump, but i could not bring myself to vote for either one of them. before i decided between biden and hawkins, one thing that played into it was something a caller mentioned about the hunter biden thing. i do believe that. i don't believe what my neighbors to, they are into that and voted for trump last time and never voted republican before but they are into that qanon thing. it's hard to believe someone would be that brainwashed. i believe that the other thing, , my wife isrson who in the 90's and she voted the same way i i'm losing my train of thought. >> it's okay, what do you make of this voter decided not to go for either and instead support a third-party candidate. >> it is inter

a leading third-party candidate, campaign for president, first, green party presidential candidate howie hawkins will join us, and the libertarian party presidential candidate jo jordgensen will join us. be sure to join the conversation with your phone calls, facebook twetts., texts, and axios hosted a forum on the election with representative karen bass in a latino vote organizer. we will also hear from former national security adviser h.r. mcmaster on the voter turnout and election security. margaret: welcome to the first event in our newspaper's "america's road ahead" series, leading up to the election. i am margaret talev, and i'm coming to you from my home in washington, d.c. welcome to our audiences on facebook, twitter, youtube, linkedin, and of course axios.com. we hope you will follow along using the #axiosevents and @a xios on twitter. we will discuss voter turnout and how national security will play a key role in the november election. but now, i would like to welcome our first guest, the ceo and president of voto latino, maria teresa kumar joins us from new jersey. welcome, m

howi: let's take a look on we are setting up on this final friday trading session for the week.ey look at the u.s. futures as we get closer to the second and final presidential debate taking place this evening. we are expecting a pretty fractious discussion between joe biden and president trump, with president trump really expressing to attack this issue of joe biden and joe biden son. this taking a look at after investors are taking a glass half-full approach to be sentiment that perhaps we will get a pre-election stimulus. in this part of the world, we are seeing a little bit of a moderate upside when it comes to new zealand stocks. shery: you said it. it is all about the debate tonight. the stakes are unusually high as president trump and joe biden meet for the final debate in a couple of hours. our chief washington orthotic kevin cirilli is in nashville, tennessee. he is with us. especially guest. kevin. >> showdown in nashville. garth brooks country. we are here with ron mcdonald. -- ronna mcdaniel. president trump is president trump. we want to talk about policy tonight. w

washington journal saturday morning as we host the two leading third-party candidates for president, howie hawkins at 8 a.m. and little party that libertarian joe jorgenson. you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. discussion on republican women and the 2020 election. women inuniversity's politics institute hosted this event looking at the women running in the 2020 election, messaging the voters and challenges facing female candidates. this is just under

reaction from howie kurtz.ysis of that coming up in a moment. >> president trump: all of the emails. the emails, the horrible emails of the kind of money that you were raking in. you and your family. >> his buddy rudy giuliani is being fed information that is russian -- that is not true. - [announcer] meet the ninja foodi air fry oven. make family-sized meals fast. and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do things no other oven can, like flip away. the ninja foodi air fry oven, the oven that crisps and flips away. if yothe medicare enrollment up. deadline is only weeks away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost you thousands of dollars out of pocket. and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. with healthmarkets' fitscore, they compare thousands of plans from national insurance companies to find the right medicare plan that fits you. call or visit healthmarkets to find your fitscore today. in minutes, you can find out if your c

point, howie's pervasive does the network have to be before we get those applications that really relyn zero latency? david: if you are in certain cities are in the right neighborhoods, you will get a state-of-the-art experience, which will be completely different on these phones than on a previous phone you may have had. for an ecosystem shift, where we have a lot of new apps taking advantage of these abilities, we are talking a couple of years. apple, this isr an important transition that people have been waiting for, hungering for. i also want to make a comment about the presence of hans vestberg of verizon. there is an irony there. when apple first launched the iphone in 2007, their exclusive partner was at&t. you could not get an iphone for the first year or so if you are not on at&t. now, verizon is ahead in 5g. hans vest baruch has been a 5g expert, even before he got to verizon, when he was at ericsson. it is interesting to see them turning that apple announcement into an ad for itself, and for apple to give verizon this kind of incredible endorsement they did. vonnie: interest

know, saturday, on this program, we will feature both of those candidates, or at least one of them, howieawkins. the green party presidential candidate. be joined at 9:00 by libertarian candidate jo jordgensen. a supporter of joe biden from detroit. we will hear from gary. ,aller: good morning pedro and greetings yet again for motown. and theulus bill stimulus bill, getting a hold of me, coronavirus, and, for the biggie of the mall, the bane of every white conservative is racial justice. i am sure the people on the republican line will slam me for it. certainly the white people on the republican do hate black people and that is all i have to say. how will biden change the issue should he become president? caller: i do not believe in defunding the police, but i do support reforming not only law enforcement, but the feckless court system that keeps letting racist killer police officers get away with it. host: what would you like to see joe biden do on that front? caller: well, three things. i hope you give me enough time to suggest them. replace internal affairs with a police review board o

howie hawkins, joining us from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m.o jordgensen of the libertarian party joining us from 9:00 to 10:00 eastern. host: joanne, a supporter of joe biden. hello. becausei am calling in president trump referred to the coronavirus as the china virus. i think that is very disrespectful to our asian citizens. forgotten thate throughout the history, the caucasians and europeans came over to the new world and brought the measles, smallpox, syphilis, just to name a few of the diseases. they wiped out many of our native americans. what are we going to do? go back in our history books and mark out those names and name them the caucasian, european viruses? it is so disrespectful to our asian citizens. the virus is called covid. host: finisher thought. caller: -- host: finish your thought. we will go to rose. caller: good morning. i am a registered democrat and have been for many years. i have decided that i will be voting for president trump. that decision was made at the end of may when i saw that the democrats were not acknowledgi

usaa howie: this is a fox news alert. we're awaiting an update on the public's health from walter reed medical center. we'll bring that to you live on media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. it was the early morning tweet that stunned the world, froze the campaign and consumed the media. president trump saying he and his wife have contracted the coronavirus, remains hospitalized at walter reed. kellyanne conway, hope hicks, chris christie also testing positive, along with three reporters. many journalists raising questions about who knew what when, the impact on the election and, yes, chastising the

howie kurtz with analysis of the moderators. chief political anchor bret baier and more coming up or let's kick off with bret's top moments. >> good evening. >> hey, shannon. it was interesting to watch the split screen. after you. >> shannon: there was a question vice president has gotten a lot. did he answer tonight? >> it's hard to believe but the split screen of america trying to watch two town halls at the same time was pretty tough. you realize what happened to the debate that was supposed to be tonight. the vice president was on his game. he clearly was in the moment and he had very detailed answers but didn't get to the court packing answer. sort of got further. take a listen. >> don't voters have a right to know? >> they do have a right to know where i stand and they will have a right to know where i stand before they vote. >> you'll come out with a clear position before election day? >> yes, depending on how they handle it. >> how they handle this is how they handle the judge amy coney barrett process he said. if they

washington journal saturday morning as we host the two leading third-party candidates for president, howie hawkins at 8 a.m. and little party that libertarian joe jorgenson. you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. discussion on republican women and the 2020 election. women inuniversity's politics institute hosted this event looking at the women running in the 2020 election, messaging the voters and challenges facing female candidates. this is just under an hour. , i'mod evening, everybody executive director of the women in politics institute at .merican university in welcome we're really glad that you could join us for this discussion. with less than two weeks to go, we want to get an update on the work that several republican groups are doing. if you weeks ago, we got an update on the democratic side. we are looking forward to hearing from women on the other side of the aisle. we are excited to have with us julie conway who is executive ac, and rebecc

bernadette: hey, howie, can you give me a hand? i need to get some work done, and the kids are climbing all over me. you know what? i'll watch them. you sure? but i was just about to tell everyone why they're called pennsylvania dutch when they really hail from germany. yep. thanks. so, what do you think? pretty cool, huh? and when our kids outgrow it, we can airbnb it to other people's babies. funny. you all right? sorry, i haven't had a second to myself. so let me just go back inside, finish my report, brush my teeth, change out of my pajamas, make a sandwich, and then i'll come out here and laugh at your joke. ooh. as long as you're making sandwiches... you can laugh at that one later, too. all right, i've kept you in suspense long enough. "dutch" is a bastardization of the word "deutsch," meaning german. what's german for "annoying"? nervig. why do you ask?

clearly, there are places where joe jorgensen or howie hawkins are going to take 2%, maybe 3% of the vote. we're looking at a far reduced third party share. clinton and trump were the two least popular presidential histories in presidential history. this time around trump is more popular with his own base, and joe biden is more popular nationwide than hillary clinton was. not only will voters like the candidates a bit more this time around, but also they're cognizant that this election has real consequences. they're more reluctant to throw away their vote by supporting a third party candidate. >> jonathan capehart, president trump made a point to tell reporters on monday, quote, i'm not running scared. i think i'm running angry. that includes attacking everyone and everything, dr. fauci, the press, the polls. his messaging at this point and in this home stretch, what do you make of it, jonathan capehart? >> i think he's running scared and running angry, and i think this is -- he has one gear, and he has always been angry on the campaign trail. he's always been about grievance. so i t

howie: this is media buzz. i'm howard kurtz.tter, more of civil, more substantive debate in nashville, a stronger performance from president trump, pretty good counter punching from joe biden, more control by kristin wel welker ad clashing views. >> you how would you lead the country during the next stage of the coronavirus crisis. >> i say we're learning to live with it. we have no choice. >> people are learning to die with it. >> if this is true, then he's a corrupt politician. don't give me the stuff about how you're this innocent baby. joe -- >> abraham lincoln here is one

green party presidential candidate, howie hawkins.n the show with us this morning. really appreciate it. >> skpand you know, willie, ver good question you asked about the green party. were it not for ralph nader in 2000 and jill stein in 2016, it is quite likely that a republican would have never held the white house in the 21st century. i mean, that really -- those two green party candidates were the difference, and just think about that. democrats would have held the white house for the past 16 years were it not for candidates taking away from al gore in 2000 and you have to assume that gore would have likely gotten reelected in '04 and taken away from hillary clinton from 2016. >> yeah, and that's a message we've by the way heard from bernie sanders himself who's liberal credentials are in no question whatsoever. he said to his supporters, i know we don't agree with joe biden on everything. i know he doesn't go as far as we would go on some of these issues, but this election is too important. you've got to go out and support the ca

usaa howie: this is media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. we've got hogan gidley standing by. the contrast between the dueling presidential town halls were so dramatic it's like they were conducted on different planets. savannah guthrie hit president trump with 20 minutes of confrontational questions and a sometimes dismissive tone. >> you don't know if you took a test the day of the debate, you say you don't know if you got a test on the day of the debate? shouldn't you know better, shouldn't the white house know better. you're the president, you're not like someone's