and david hume kennerly.capture the greatness of the man who is sitting with us tonight. (applause) david: thank you. i am honored to be here. i was david's editor like a being that radar operator of pearl harbor. he was an (laughs) uncontrollable force. a dear friend and an even longer-term admirer. this will surprise some of you i was an odd child. i remember his time magazine covers from long ago. i thought his coverage of antietam was particularly strong. (laughter) he bumped matthew brady out of the way to get that lincoln shot. there is nobody better at doing what david does and the remarkable thing is in many ways, he invented the genre of which he is the master which is that of being in the room. david: thank you. jon: now we will sing a hymn for (laughs) our funeral. >> you might wonder why my archive is here. tell us why we're here. >> university of arizona center for creative photography is the perfect place for i think, and by the way, i want to thank rebecca can early my wife without whom this wo

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so let's discuss that issue with brit hume. >> thank you, shannon.to be here. >> shannon: it's of the ap says this. under -- a throwaway line of the presidential campaign for years and this time it is very real. britt, does the entire confirmation nomination process boil down to that one issue this time around? >> that's one way of putting it, but i'm framing it differently. the intensity with which these confirmation battles are conducted goes back to roe vs. wade. the opinion was so loosely reasoned and some as a result have been able to acknowledge that, the proponents and adherence at fault for the longest time that it was kind of hanging by a thread and it was the kind of decision by the court that might have well been reversed. because the right to an abortion and the ability to get one without any trouble or with having to travel to different states and all that is so cherished by so many women, and so many on the american left in particular, the fear that this thing might be taken from them has been very, very real for a long time and it is a

brit hume, dana perino, donna brazile, juan williams, katie pavlich, and karl rove.'t be a bigger moment for all of those involved. >> i agree, this is a big deal. first it debates create impressions that prove hard to erase over the course of the campaign. this is the first extended look we will have of joe biden and donald trump's presence showing whether he is the senile old man that the trump campaign claims or whether he is capable as he showed in his last debate with bernie sanders of being sharp and on point, and i think if he does do that, i think he's senile but he's fully capable and has shown it of having a good night. if he has a good night, i think it could be a boost for him that could last for quite some time. >> martha: we have seen president trump debate before but not for quite some time, we've seen joe biden on the democrats stage, what do you expect tonight? >> i was thinking this morning, we have to remember that incumbents are very hard to beat. only twice has that happened since world war ii and that's when the economy was really bad. that was

senior political analyst brit hume, good to have you with us. you know over the last few weeks we heard speaker of the house nancy pelosi say it is a waste of time, don't do it, charles blow writing in the new york times we don't need debates. i'm not looking forward to trump making a scene and telling lies. trump is done so much to degrade and divide this country, there's nothing he can say or do during the debate to redeem himself with the left doesn't seem fond of the idea of a head to head matchup this time around. >> part of the concern people on the left know that joe biden is not his former self. he's plainly to some extent senile. he's had trouble repeatedly with his memory, remembering things he wanted to say, getting stuck in the middle of a sentence with a blank look on his face, forgetting where he was at a given moment and so on which is not to say that will show up necessarily but if i were biden supporter i would be anxious about that. when you get old it happens. shannon: we saw him days ago in a cnn townhall, most of the questio

brit hume is fox news senior political analyst and we are happy to have him join us tonight. i want to jump into the politics and it made no disrespect but i think it's important. this suggests that if lisa murkowski and susan collins are both on the record saying they will not vote for a replacement before the election, that suggests that this can't happen does it not? >> i might also add that that lindsey graham back in 2018 before he took over the chairmanship of the judiciary committee said that even if we were just into the primary season, he would not want to see a nominee advance in the election year. i might add this. i think mitch mcconnell has laid out what his principles are for this and as bret baier mentioned earlier, it's yes we would go forward and the only circumstance under which we wouldn't go forward in the election year as if the president and the senate were of the opposing parties which at this point they are not, that would set the stage for a nomination to be made in advance. but i think the circumstances may have changed since he outlined that. our am

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we will talk with britt hume about why some are opposed to people of faith serving on the federal bench. we kick things off with kevin cork with the latest on the president's supreme court plan. what can you tell us? >> reporter: rather than debate the merits of a potential nominee democrats on capitol hill are threatening retribution, punishment and political upheaval if they don't get their way on this but at least so far donald trump is unmoved by the threats. >> i would rather have a vote before the election because there's a lot of work to be done and i would much rather, we have plenty of time to do it. >> time is of the essence for donald trump. 43 days before the election, time to nominate, confirm and see a supreme court justice and less time to do the last minute check and recheck vetting before making an official announcement. >> announcing the pick, five women are being looked at and vetted very carefully and we will make a decision probably saturday but friday or saturday. >> the names of potential nominees have been whittled down to five, two may have separated from the pa

crunching more numbers, senior political analyst britt hume, good to have you tonight. >> nice to seeou. shannon: one of the areas that is of concern as the hispanic vote for the biden camp, this in the washington post, latino groups biden's light is outreach to their voters can heard in november in recent polls show us the president doing better with this group than he did in 2016. >> that is right and this one poll shows him ahead. our pulses him not ahead but doing better than he did four years ago when he lost the hispanic vote, could make a difference in the outcome of the election, the number in the paul is less encouraging, among elderly voters, senior voters, people who do turn out, he won that cohort four years ago and is trailing now so he has some work to do but numbers among hispanics, really encouraging. shannon: another of our fox news polls, who do you trust to do a better job bringing the country together and that is something people want to see. a lot of division across a number of issues, they give biden the edge, 51 percent-41%. how does he make a better case on tha

brit hume for analysis.n and the targeting of the black community in the african-american speaking at the convention and now this, latinos for trump, you see the numbers that are optimistic. >> they've said that about the black and latino votes and our new national poll doesn't show the president doing particularly well among blacks. but it shows on a national basis not leading but doing far better among hispanics than he did four years ago. that's important and growing part. at the same time as you noticed, he is doing poorly nationally with seniors which is a blocky y carried. if it holds it could be problems for him because the seniors come up there almost all likely voters. >> bret: how much do you think has to do with the coronavirus? i want to put up the battleground states and then you can see the average of recent polls in the states and biden holding leads. if it hasn't changed too much and tightened in a couple other states but how much do you think that it deals with the coronavirus and the admini

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ahead on "fox news sunday," brit hume is in for chris wallace.w with secretary of lak labor scalia ad discussing president trump's supreme court pick, just moments from now right here on fox news channel. >> that is how "fox reports" this sunday. i am jon scott, thank you for joining us, have a good evening. . the president will be talking about covid-19. brit: i'm brit hume in for chris wallace. ♪ >> today is my honor to nominate judge amy coney barrett. brit: nominated to fill ruth bader ginsburg's seat, we are joined by gene scalia, plus -- >> justice ginsburg must be turning over in her grave in heaven. brit: get reaction from senator john

martha: joining us now, fox news senior political analyst brit hume.d to see you tonight. >> martha? martha: good to have you with us. you know, obviously, there's all kinds of indications that there could be a lot of maneuvers by the senate. they already invoked a two hour rule, all of these things that could potential arely drag this out. potentially drag this out. how do you see them handling that? >> well, i think they can drag it out using parliamentary procedures that would postpone rapid action to some extent. they probably cannot stop the senate from acting on this nomination. and it appears at this hour that the votes would be there, likely be there to confirm amy coney barrett. we've been down this road before. i've covered a lot of these supreme court nominations, and and i've seen nominees -- clarence thomas was one, brett kavanaugh more recently was another -- who seemed to do swimmingly in their confirmation hearings when at the last minute out of the blue came a charge of sexual misconduct that very nearly derailed both nominations. and

>> i'm brit hume in for chris wallace. president trump selects his supreme court nominee just days before his first debate with joe biden right here in cleveland. ♪ >> today it is my honor to nominate judge amy coney barrett. >> brit: the noted judicial conservative nominated to fill ruth bader ginsburg c. the sour we are joined by eugene scalia, who knows her from his her days -- >> justice ginsburg must be turning over in her grave up and have been buried >> brit: michigan senator -- and get reaction from senator john kennedy, a key member of the senate judiciary committee. then buried him >> [indiscernible]. >> brit: what will the likely shift in the courts make up for issues central to americans lives? we will discuss that with ken starr and laurence tribe. and our panel on how the nomination battle could upend the election. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ >> brit: and hello again from fox news in cleveland. we are live on the campus of case western reserve university and the cleveland clinic. the site of the fir

brit hume will join us. messaging from some in both parties on this issue. >> the job first and foremost is for the president to nominate and for the senate to hold hearings. american people don't want republicans to move forward with the confirmation. they know this is wrong. >> it is the senate's constitutional right to act as a check on the president. and withhold its consent. moving ahead with a vote on the forthcoming supreme court nomination will be consistent with both history and precedent. >> martha: we begin with utah senator mike lee who sits on the senate judiciary committee. senator, qaddafi with us tonight obviously there's a lot of barbs flying back and forth. a lot of tape that gets replay replayed. this was live today. this is senator chuck schumer. watch. >> they are proving right now that their speeches mean nothing the moment that she was on the other foot. senate republicans should heed leader mcconnell's own words from 2013. he said "you will regret this and you may regret this a lot so

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and you know it has on with this ritual walls it has its hume's it has its clergy it has its script sure. and it's making everybody miserable and it has nothing to do with fighting racism go ahead. well i think it's the last point that i am really interested in it's do we want to fight racism and of course the answer to most of us is yes but to fight racism you have to understand where does racism come from what's the cause of racism these symbols of an exploiting society do of course represent the fact that it is an exploitative society what that reminds us is this is a society it's not our society it's run it is made up of run by and fought a tiny exploiting class and of course they heroes are the ones who are celebrated in the culture that they call ours which is really their heads and of course for the mass of the workers and exploited around the world these people are not heroes ok but it's a reminder of a material reality that we live in a world of exploiters and exploited and that is what is the cause of racism racism comes from the need to divide workers against one another it co

and you know it has i would this ritual walls it has its hume's it has its clergy it has. it's script sure. and it's making everybody miserable and it has nothing to do with fighting racism go ahead well i think it's the last point that i am really interested in it's do we want to fight racism and of course the answer for most of us is yes but to fight racism you have to understand where does racism come from what's the cause of racism these symbols of an exploiting society do of course represent the fact that it is an exploitative society what that reminds us is this society is not our society it's run it is made up of run by and fought a tiny exploiting class and of course they heroes are the ones who are celebrated in the culture that they call ours which is really this and of course for the mass of the workers and exploited around the world these people are not heroes ok but it's a reminder of a material reality that we live in a world of exploiters and exploited and that is what is the cause of racism racism comes from the need to divide workers against one another it

potentially unexplained illness which will need further investigation the pharmaceutical giant as well hume with oxford university to develop that vaccine which had begun late stage testing just last week thousands are taking part in the trial in the u.k. u.s. brazil and south africa. is one of 9 drug companies that have pledged not to rush approval for vaccines unless there prove to be safe during clinical trials the joint statement from the company's c.e.o. this comes as president donald trump continues to suggest that a vaccine could be out as early as november right before election day our white house correspondent candy how it explains how the development of a vaccine is being politicized. this is unprecedented according to some drug industry experts what i can tell you is that the u.s. president has certainly been touting that the vaccine may be released by the end of the year then as recently as yesterday on the steps behind me at a press conference he said even by the end of october of course the timing rather interesting given that election day is november 3rd and that seemed to ca

these companies have become hume onnous to repeat a 40% growth is harder and harder but many like amazontime it is not going to happen. they are getting too large to sustain that forever if we are afraid of those going higher, guess what, there could be a wet blanket coming in to lay on top of these big guys >> you've been saying you've had the same conversation for months but you may be right this market conversation you've been warning about has happened. we appreciate you coming on and presenting these others. buckle up, it will be another big day. appreciate you coming on >>> from markets to politics and president trump. once again raising the prospects of separating the american economy from the chinese rahel solomon back >> the president floated the idea to decouple the economies continued to make getting tough on china a key part of his reelection campaign and he claims the u.s. would not lose money but our economy would only become stronger. >> we will make america into the manufacturing superpower of the world and end our reliance on china once and for owl whether decoupling or

. >> brit hume says we can expect barrett's confirmation process to be just as bad if not worse than brett kavanaugh's. >> some issue is discovered that can be used against her democrats will come after her as hard as they can because brett kavanaugh was nominated to replace the senate -- interest swing vote on that court, this is entirely different, ruth bader ginsburg was the captain of the court's liberal wing and this is a conservative jurist being appointed to take her place, the resistance to her if they can find which is it will be as great if not greater. >> barrett's confirmation set to begin october 12th. >> fox news alert, malware attack forcing one of the nation's largest hospital systems off-line. >> facility savoring ambulances, canceling surgeries, jackie ibanez here with the mysterious outbreak affecting 9 one one service, this is bad. >> could be one of the largest cybertax on medical system ever, universal healthcare hit by a ransom where attack that started over the weekend, that is when hackers broke into the system demanding payment to block access, laboratories

trump considers his topics ahead of his announcement later this week senior political analyst britt hume says after the brett kavanaugh hearing some may not even want it. >> the character assassination we saw visit on robert bork, and even greater extent, more recently to horrible extent toward brett kavanaugh, something any person in his right mind would fear, might just be something they don't want to run that goblet. i think that's a distinct possibility. >> republicans have 42 days until election day to act. >> two people facing territory charges after being arrested prior to donald trump's ohio rally. police say john vicki davison, found walking on railroad tracks 20 miles from the rally site, had a gun, shovels and 200 rounds of ammo. it is unclear if they were targeting the president. the fbi and secret service are investigating. shannon: tropical storm beta make landfall on the texas coast unleashing heavy rains and massive flooding, stranded drivers force police to merge in water, some areas could see 15 inches of rain. beta is the ninth named storm to the continental us this ye

bush administration john hume weighed in on the presidential powers on u.s. constitution.re are some of the discussion. >> i started out wary of president trump, i wasn't a supporter of his in the 2016 election ad the thing that worried me was that he was a populist and the constitution seems designed to stop populists. it's fairly antidemocratic in nature is in a lot of ways like a senate and judiciary and electoral college. the presence of the state is important part of the constitution so i was worried when trump came in as a populist who wants to achieve and agenda that he feels he received a mandate for that he would strain against or even go beyond the constitutional restraints of power and i was worried at the beginning he was doing that and things like the travel ban, threats to build a border wall without congressional approval and in the early piece i urged them to try to use his presidential powers primarily for national security and foreign affairs at their height and to understand the domestic affairs that his role was really to enforce the law and to work wit

brit: i'm brit hume in for chris wallace. ♪ >> today is my honor to nominate judge amy coney barrett.rit: nominated to fill ruth bader ginsburg's seat, we are joined by gene scalia, plus -- >> justice ginsburg must be turning over in her grave in heaven. brit: get reaction from senator john kennedy, key member of the senate judiciary committee. then what will the likely shift in the court's makeup mean for issues in americans lives. we will discuss with ken starr and laurence tribe. all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ brit: hello again from fox news in cleveland. live on the campus of western reserve unit and the cleveland clinic, the supreme court vacancy, president trump's third and his election of amy coney barrett of nominee adds new twist to debate. we will begin with fox team coverage, mark meredith and jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware. let's start with the latest on the president's supreme court pick and what we know about the timeline for a confirmation process, mark. mark: president trump hopes to fire up base with supreme court nominee but with election day fast app

two of our favorite legal minds, harry litman and author of the new book "defender in chief," john hume. welcome back, gentlemen. okay, john, i want to start with you. fair to ask either candidate about whether or not they would agree to packing the supreme court and list their potential nominees, the president in 2016 has stuck to that list, and whether the vice president should now? >> i think is a perfectly fair question, in part because many democrats are saying under a biden administration, the democrats should increase the size of the supreme court from nine to 15 members if the republicans go ahead and confirm amy coney barrett to the courts, and i think this would be a terrible blow to the independence of the judiciary and would politicize the supreme court, seems completely out of reaction to, i think, the president and senate are forming a constitutional right to fill a vacancy in the supreme court. i think it is one of the most important questions before the two candidates, and i'm disappointed we didn't get an answer. >> shannon: and harry, the vice president, during the pri

you combine that with relative hume levels that will be in some spots in the single digits just very dry air that dries out the vegetation even more and it allows for any fires that do develop to spread rapidly. we are going to continue to watch out for that. as our temperatures today reach into the upper 90s today, by tomorrow we're in the mid-90s and we make progress towards the end of the week towards the milder weather. san francisco will see some 70s for the next several days and that also continues into the weekend. mike, how is it looking right now for the morning commute? >>> kari, it looks like there was some excitement. let's go to our san jose camera northbound would be the headlights coming towards us. southbound with those taillights, i just saw a couple of chp cruisers flying past there. no incidents reported for the area. the map shows you that counter commute south and continuing down to tully. we'll follow that and let you know if there's anything going on. silicon valley and the rest of the bay shows an easy drive. a little build through the altamont and the bay bri

to drill down on all of this it's time for sunday group, fox news political analyst bret human -- humeis anderson. kristen as pollster in the group, especially which groups support candidates and what issues they trust them more on, where is this race right now? kristen: if you're a democrat you have to be feeling sense of dejavu, you would rather your candidate to be up and down, biden plus 5 is not bad news but this is not a race that's over yet. when i look at the internals, the numbers you just showed on the screen, two stick out to me. one is the number among seniors, a group that president trump won by 7 points and it's clear that the virus has taken its toll on president trump's standing with this group and with biden up 9 by seniors that's a really big swing but the other number that sticks out to me trump's standing among hispanic voters. that's certainly a group that is in biden's camp but in 2016 trump only won 28% of hispanic voters, so getting all the way up to 41% is certainly got to be making him feel more comfortable in states like arizona and florida where you do have

covering the pentagon the white house in almost 12 years ago i took over for my mentor and friend brit hume1 and the fallout from it is still the biggest story at cupboard. it change the world forever, we should never forget. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: true for all of us who covered that day, changed by it forever in our lives and our careers and the friends lost, thank you very much, good to see you tonight. >> flight 93 did the most american of things, they took a vote and then they acted. together, they charged the cockpit. they confronted the pure evil and in their last act on this earth, they saved our capital. >> martha: moving speech by president trump today in shanksville, pennsylvania, remembering those brave united 93 passengers who 19 years ago today took the first action against al qaeda when they took their own lives into their hands -- they charge the cockpit and they stopped that plane from the destiny of slamming into the nation's

proposal when they went out to washington, d.c., to figure out which memorials and statues mean want to humete the memory of our nation's presidents, are war heroes and visionaries. >> absolutely. absolutely. the oversight committee has jurisdiction over washington, d.c. it's in our purview to investigate washington and washington has problems right now. there are business owners who are refusing to reopen their businesses. residents are scared because of the violence and the mayor proposes to have a point of commission to find out how to solve these problems and his commission comes up with this crazy recommendation to tear down the washington monument, to rename a bunch of elementary schools. it has nothing to do with violence, with helping people who are upset because of racism or poverty. another act. >> bill: she said it was not our intention to do anything with the federal monuments. you don't find that? >> she said that after there was backlash. the city of washington is in terrible financial shape. there is untold violence throughout the city. people are afraid to come to washington,

you can probably feel the hume. we're going to see that throughout the morning.le bit cooler for this afternoon as we look at our microclimates. we're bringing those temperatures down today thanks to a storm system passing to our north as well as more clouds at times for today. we'll talk more about that and our weekend air quality coming up. mike, how is it looking from the morning commute? >>> kari, the chp report still says there's a crash at the toll plaza. a live look doesn't show any problems. it would be one of the hov lanes at the bottom of the screen. traffic moving smoothly through the area. i've circled the crash scene which happens to be the bay bridge toll plaza. it's the only thing going on there. no backup and no problem. we have a little slowing north 680 coming to sunol out of fremont. overnight road work in the area. that's probably what's going on, marcus. i'll double-check. >>> breaking news to tell you about this morning, tiktok and wechat both ordered to shut down this sunday. those are white house orders. this is from the commerce departmen

you saw debbie stabenow with brit hume and she was pressed with brit on what specifically had been in said well, it's common. is that a fair answer? juan: well, i think first she said that she had been, you know, judge barrett had been critical of chief justice john roberts when he ruled that the individual mandate was a tax and therefore legal and allowed obamacare to continue and she had ruled that she thought that was a stretch -- not ruled or written opinion that she thought that was a stretch. clearly there was some antagonism toward the affordable care act and i think stabenow pointed out that we know that president trump has been an opponent of the affordable care act and always promised that he was going to replace it. that's another issue, but clearly the -- the suggestion from senator stabenow was that president trump would not be appointing someone who was a friend or advocate for affordable healthcare. sandra: juan, we will hear more from you in cleveland. juan, thank you. as i mentioned the presidential debate the first of general election debates starts tuesday in clevel

brit: i'm brit hume in for chris wallace. ♪ >> today is my honor to nominate judge amy coney barrett.'s seat, we are joined by gene scalia, plus -- >> justice ginsburg must be turning over in her grave in heaven. brit: get reaction from senator john

fox news senior political analyst brit hume. a former tennessee congressman harold ford, jr., currently the dash kimberley strassel, member of the editorial board of "the wall street journal" and chris stirewalt, politics editor here at fox news. i want to start with the confirmation process. is there political danger in democrats not meeting with judge barrett, perhaps if, harris doesn't meet with her? >> i don't think there's that. i think the only danger i can see to if they are so aggressive in the questioning of her or their approach to her and the criticism of her that it seems that she is being unfairly treated. there was a great deal of outrage in the country about the treatment of brett kavanaugh when he was up for confirmation and that was, as you recall, a bitterly contentious affair, one of the worst such events we've seen in terms of just the level of vitriol that was thrown about. and you think there's probably some democrats who are wary of that but make no mistake about it, bret, if some charge, some issue he's d

. >> bret: fox news senior political analyst brit hume. bill bennett, julie pace.rewalt, politics editor at fox news. brit, there's a lot of hypocrisy to go around. lots of tapes of democrats and republicans saying exactly the opposite position of where they are today. let me ask you. if joe biden was president and chuck schumer was the senate majority leader and there were 43 days until the election, with a move forward with his nomination? >> of course they would. they would have the power. joe biden said the other day that with the president is doing is an exercise in raw power and it certainly is. bear in mind that fights over supreme court nominees going back to robert bork and possibly beyond have never been about anything but exercises of raw power. the main reason is we have the supreme court decision in the matter of roe vs. wade which was a flimsy leader reasoned decision from the beginning. it was the invention of a right out of a right that the court had previously invented, nowhere found in the constitution. it hangs by a thread intellectually and i th