the debate is happening live but as usual, inc.'s will look different. studio,lists are in the jennifer vann and john to stay so. the candidates are in a different studio, separated by several feet as part of covid-19 precautions good we look forward to a robust debate. let's look at the candidate backgrounds. governor who's

hoch stein, so the vice president has been caught in repeated lies over biden inc about his family's businesses. maria: you know you say biden, i nc, that's interesting because i've got a politico argument back from 2019 and the title of it is biden, inc. it's not like these things weren't out before over his decades in office, and pes politico writes middle class joe 's family fortunes closely tracked his political career from august of 2019 when they call it biden, inc. i've got a list of deals i want you to talk about here this is hunter biden's alleged business deals you mentioned the $5 million from the chinese oil company cefc, he also created a $1 billion investment fund for his company bhr with state-owned bank of china and he received $3.5 million in a wire transfer from the wife of the former mayor of moscow, and he earned $83,000 a month totaling more than $4 million to serve on the board of ukrainian energy company barisma. what have you learned about these deals? >> well that they actually happened. i think essentially you raise that politico article written back in augu

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. >>> now at 11, unemployed californians discovering that there inc. accounts are drained.victims say they feel traumatized a second time. >> i was on the phone for a total of 7 1/2 hours, you get to the point where you are exhausted. >>> a racist campaign add prompts of business organization to place their ceo on leave. tonight we will hear from the target of the attack. >>> one bay area county is lagging behind when it comes to reopening. the new plan to help communities that are suffering the most. >>> a trio of bay area brothers retiring after feeding their community are nearly half a century. they are leaving quite a legacy behind.>> they'll know was my name and it became more of a family.>> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, and original report, we've learned something very scary is happening to thousands of unemployed californians who received government benefits through bank of america debit card. they are accounts are getting joint drained by fraudsters. >> reporter: bank of america has an exclusive contract with the state of california to handle unemplo

>>the latest numbers from political data inc show 36% of california ballots have been returned as of tuesday, it's going to really how. >>process those ballots more rapidly and guest a final election results sooner than later results from those ballots aren't being tallied up they won't be until november 3rd county elections officials across the state are processing the incoming ballots to make sure they have verified signatures and are able to be scanned many ballots as they can process before election day and get ready to count the well and then once the polls close at 08:00pm on november, 3rd. those ballots that are in the house have already been processed or the very first bout that get counted if you're thinking about mailing in your ballot voting advocates suggest doing so soon it's getting a little bit late in the year at this point to the mailing your ballot and even though we have the a postmark law in california that says belts must be postmarked by election day in order to be counted. anything you put in the mail after you know starting this weekend. there's really no guar

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schwab and corporate fundings provided by stephens inc. >>> hello, everyone. welcome to "amanpour & co." here's what's coming up. >> the fact that you have somebody in the white house whose behavior, whose actions are again suspect even more so because of the dication, i do think that's a national security issue. >> at a time of escalating security risks, is there a real thre to america inside the white house? director john brennan.r cia >> this cannot stand. we have to call it out for what it is. domestic terrorism. >> the plot against michigan by armed white supremacists.te the sttorney general brin us the latest. and -- >> the duty of the police i to serve and correct. it seems like the

in the email the intermediary referred to the ce cs china inc. he made a very clear that china inc. at a high level access to the obama white house. "a group like this does not come along every day. a tour of the white house in a meeting with a member of the chief of staff office and john kerry would be great. the email went on this way, "not sure if one has to be registered to do this." in other words, we're not sure if it's legal. was it legal? doesn't sound it, but that didn't slow down hundred biden or his associates. the email was quickly forwarded to devon archer, joe biden's business partner, on november 5th, 2011. on november 11th of that year archer road 200 to tell him he had meeting with the intermediary and it was good. he said it seems like there's a lot to do together down the line. in a separate email the same day he wrote "couldn't confirm with hunter on the line, but we got him his meeting with the white house monday for the chinese folks." we got him his meeting on monday with the chinese folks at the white house. okay. turns out white house records show that the c

schwab and by corporate fundings provided by stephens, inc. >>> dr. anthony fauci, welcome to "firing line." >> good to be with you. thank you for having me. >> there are currently an average of 50,000 new covid cases per day in the united states and a number of state are seeing increases. dr. fauci, is this where we should be as we head into our first winter of covid-19 in the united states? >> no, unfortunately, it's not. and this is one of the things that has troubled me for some time as when we were in the summer. i was hoping w would get the baseline level of daily infections at the community level to a very low baseline, hopelly even less than 10,000 per day, and as it turned out we got stuck for a while at around 40,000 per day, and now what we're seeing is, unfortunately, going in the opposite direction. i woping we could go into the cooler months of the fall and the ultimately colder months of the winter positioned i a much better place because when you're doing things predominantly indoors as opposed to outdoors, whenever you are dealing wit

last month, alphabet inc. that owns google said it would block election related ads after the polls close for an indefinite period. twitter has already banned all political ads. >>> the covid-19 pandemic continues to affect just about every american in one way or another. this morning we have a look at the sometimes impossible challenges faced by working mothers. >> for clara vasquez, a home health aid in the farming town of sunnyside, washington. the pandemic has created a new level of anxiety. >> well, i'm here to take kir of people that need me, and i don't have no one. >> reporter: she and her husband, a long haul truck driver barely make ends meet. with school now online, they had can't afford a regular sitter for seven-year-old kevin and must rely on a patchwork of friends and family. >> and one of the things that my son always says when he goes to bed is, who's going watch me? he worries. he can't sleep right because he doesn't know where he is going to be. so it's heartbreaking to me. because there's d

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america inc. and to extended lease through july 31st, 2031. item 29, between amy's kitchen restaurant operating company l.l.c. and the city to extended lease through july 31st, 2031. item 30 approves an amended please at s.f.o.2018 and the city to extend the lease through july 31st, 2031. item 31 approves a lease between tastes on the fly san francisco l.l.c. and the city, extends the lease through july 31st, 2031. [ please stand by ] >> supervisor yee: without objection, all of these resolutions are adopted. let's go to item 33. >> clerk: the resolution to authorization the office of district attorney to accept an ex panned an estimated 40,000 enkind gift from deloitte consulting llp for strategic planning. >> have we seen a justification for tea office as to why this is retroactive? >> i don't think i have. i'm pretty much on top of my e-mails and we've brought the department of public-health to heal and most other departments i don't cree call any justification as to retro activity on the d.a. office. >> madam deputy, if i could just ask my

to provide the information that would allow us to do that inc. the whole ball of the cards. this is what is so dangerous about it because it didn't just happen to you and it didn't just happen to me. my information so there's any operations, men hundreds if not thousands of people involved over short time periods and over long time periods and other administrations and not just one administration. there probably too any people to count who have been involved in potential abuses of constitutional rights. we may never know. you also wrote in chapter nine, that the inspector general michael horowitz, revealed the breakdown in surveillance has been much worse than we realized result. an examination, 29 of these wiretap applications that were reviewed. for possible abuse. all 29 and serious deficiencies . think about the spread in several cases for the inspector general cannot even find the documents show the fbi's mandatory processes followed. inspector general revealed something that has been apparent to any for a long time he writes . the whole system of secret surveillance is

. >> inc. about it because i think it's something that the parties and the court and the public should know. groupse are amicus potentially teeing up the benefits that will benefit the secret funders that will may be two for a case to know is coming but it isn't this case but it can have an effect later on, other party should know that. andge you to consider that i am 13 seconds out, so i will leave it with that. please think about these things. there is something not right about the way this is happening and i urge you and anyone from the court who is listening to try to sincerely clean this mess up because it [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> following day three of the confirmation hearing for amy coney barrett, lindsey graham spoke to reporters and echoed his closing statement by saying the nominee was well-qualified for the suprem

inc.ut all of the grocery store clerks, the delivery drivers of trucks, teachers, parents, the kids home from school. think about all of those who lost their jobs. think about all of those who have been infected by the virus. think about all of those who have died. they were giving their all while their president was giving up. , we cane to tell you and we will control this virus. as president, i will never waive the white flag of surrender. just imagine where we would be if the president had embraced wearing masks instead of mocking it. the president had practiced social distancing instead of holding super spreader events. where we would be with a comprehensive system of testing and tracing. i first put forward a detailed plan on how to deal with this virus back in march. this administration ignored it. then i released several more detailed plans in the months that followed. the most recent just last week. this administration has yet to offer a single plan. that's one of the reasons why o

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[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva of arizona, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yea on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yea on the motion to concur. as the member designated by chairwoman zoe lofgren, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that chairwoman lofgren will vote yea on the motion to concur. as the member designated by congressman gregory meeks, pursuant to

ince joining the senate 2016, senator harris has continued her fight for all americans. as a member of three powerful intelligence commit judiciary and homeland security, senator harris graduated from howard university where she was in the alpha kappa alpha sorority and learn her law degree from uc hastings college of law. she continues to fight for all of us, and make history as the first black woman to be on a presidential ticket. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, give a warm welcome to senator kamala harris. [applause] harris: can we hear it for allison? [applause] i love our young leaders. allison is a junior. studying interdisciplinary studies and we were talking about -- it is a challenging time for everyone. our daughter is a senior in college. sucks.my expression, it [laughter] allison, you are amazing and i am happy to share the stage with you. let's hear it. [applause] yay. asheville, how is everybody? [applause] it is so good to be with you guys. mayor, i want to thank you. we were supposed to be here last week. it is so important we came. we re-created the sch

. >> inc. about it because i think it's something that the parties and the court and the public should know. groupse are amicus potentially teeing up the benefits that will benefit the secret funders that will may be two for a case to know is coming but it isn't this case but it can have an effect later on, other party should know that. andge you to consider that i am 13 seconds out, so i will leave it with that. please think about these things. there is something not right about the way this is happening and i urge you and anyone from the court who is listening to try to sincerely clean this mess up because break for lunch. >> i would like to submit a letter. i want to talk about religious freedom for a moment. as i mentioned the other day, i think you and i share something in common on this, and enthusiasm for religious freedom a member ofed i am the church for jesus christ of latter day saints and we have been no strangers to persecution even in this country. thectober 27, 1838 government of

hunter biden running around the world as pretty much the ceo of biden inc.the main product, in fact, the only product that biden inc. produces is access to joe biden. selling access to the vice president of the united states. in any way -- in american businessman who has decades of success in private life is remarkable. i mean, i hesitate to say, but the national news media should not fall for that sleight-of-hand. we will see. liz: you know, the item family likes to do real estate. hunter biden, his brother, we just saw a clip from the wall street journal. joe biden likes real estate. you see a lot of the use of shell companies and real estate. that is where you can slip in and out and just sort of hide assets. even offshore assets. not saying that is the case here. we know that joe and jill biden, doctor biden, have used llcs as well. you know, the question is, people are saying in this defense this is not showing up on joe biden's tax return. easy ways, again, to flip past that. by the way, the homeland security report found that rosemont seneca was basic

>>>> venenezuela tends t to ince restrictions on price when a crcrisis reaeaches extrememe les and we have seen that with the pandemic a as well.. one journalist awarded with a prize was arrested for inforormg on social media aboutut the risg cases. venezuela has many unresolved problems like humamanitarian crisisis and gasoline shohortag. there are cases -- aftetethe u.n. accused nicolas maduro of crimeses against huhunity, ththere have been fewr cases as these investigations are taking place. >> we know that venezuela's health care system was already in tatters before this began. has the public been able to get reliable information about the coronavirus? >> the o officiaial covid-19 res that the g government puts out have beeeen criticized for being inaccurate. there have been efforts by the opposition that have gathered health experts and launched a website about covid-19 information. the webpage has been blocked by the government. the maduro administration has blocked overer 70 outlets including web -- news s websites and portals. that is a problem for people who have access to th

but both political parties, the have rules inc place where if a nominee, presidential or vice presidential, dies or steps down, the party names the replacement. functionally, what would happen is people would vote for the missing candidate and then the parties choice to replace that who the electors and electoral college vote for on december 14 when it becomes formal. the party would cordon eight with the electors -- coordinate with the electors. there are some states where they are bound to vote for whoever wins. we have a congressional president from 1872 where horace greeley died, where congress said electors cannot vote for somebody who is already dead. i would expect in that instance that the states that bind their wontors to vote for who would go with who their parties named as a replacement. this happened in 1912, the vice president died a few days before the election. vice president sherman died. the republican party, it did not manage -- matter much because they only wanon eight electoral votes. host: to gary out of newport kentucky. said people always don't take the time to look

. >> the president is at it again and inspiring and incentivizing and incing thisind of domest terrori. amy:s the pridential campai enters s final o to the wi speak intercept's jeremy scahill about "american mythology," a new sevepart audio documentary on the trump years. >> there's been a tendency for four years to return donald trump some grand aberration of histy. and while trump definitely is a dangerous authoritarian desperate in many ways, a lot of his policies are rooted in those of his predecessor. it is important to set him in the context of history if we what you prevent this from ever happening again. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. there are over 40 million confirmed cases of covid-19 around the world. the u.s. has topped 8.1 million cases, remaining by far the most infected country, with around 20% of known cases. the u.s. death toll is nearing 220,000. on friday, the u.s. reported around 70,000 new cases, the highest daily total since july. at least 12 states set single-day case record

. >>> last month alphabet inc. said its subsidiary google would block election related ads after polls close also for an indefinite period. tiktok and twitter have already banned ads. >>> if you are headed out, you might want to grab a sweater. >>> we are looking at cooler temperatures for today thanks to the strong ocean breeze kicking in for us. much cooler today. temperatures are five to ten degrees below average for this time of year. we have the spare the air alert that remains in effect with hazy skies for north bay, east bay, south bay for the glass fire as well as the creek fire. we should see improving air quality tomorrow and into the weekend with the stronger on shore flow kicking in for us. lower rain chances friday and saturday, we were hopeful for rainfall at least earlier in the week. it looked more promising. now not so much with weather models trending drier for the end of the week. the satellite and radar view, the parade of disturbances bringing that cooler air with that pacific ocean breeze kick

we're seeing the battle against biden inc. this go-round.ther it's former vice president biden, his brothers, frank and james, or hunter, we'vthey've all had shady offshe money deals, trading off of the former vice president's name for decades, literally. that's how you they got rich. none of them were rich before vice president biden got into office and they all traded off of his name. i think people do understand that and i think in particular when we talk about these upper midwest states, our pathway to victory, people get that joe biden was co- >cozying up to the samecountrier manufacturing jobs. maria: unbelievable. jason, good to see you this morning. we will keep watching this. thanks very much. jason miller joining us. be sure to join us a week from now on november 4th, the day after the election. we're going to be breaking down tuesday's historic election results. we'll start at 5:00 a.m. eastern. we hope you'll be up and ready with us as we parse through all the details. all eyes on big tech this morning, top ceos within tech facin

fact the only product that biden, inc.duces is access to joe biden, selling access to the vice president of the united states. to in any way compare that to an american businessman who has decades of success in private life is, it is rashable and remarkable, i hesitate to say the national news media should not tall for that sleight of hand but we'll see. elizabeth: the biden family likes to do real estate developments. you see that with hunter biden. joe biden's brother. we showed a clip from "the wall street journal." joe biden likes real estate. using shell companies in real estate. that is the way you can slip in and out and sort of hide assets, even offshore assets. not saying this is the case here but that is endemic throughout the real estate industry for decades. we know joe and jill biden, dr. biden have used llcs as well. the question is, people are saying in his defense this is not showing up in joe biden's tax returns but there are easy ways again to slip past that and by the way, senate homeland security report

fact-checks doing about what the president has said on mail-in ballot inc. because it does not track with the reality and accuracy. with the news -- what's the news organizations do on election night, we cannot project winners in races until we know someone has actually mathematically one or that they know -- we know they have no pack to victory. even if someone is ahead, if an automatic recount is triggered at a certain level, we are not going to call that race because we know there is an automatic recount. states are going slower than normal at counting pallets because they are trying to grapple with this new world. that will, in fact a likely impact how fast race calling by the networks goes on election night. we intend to be transparent on election night, that is most important, if we had said that a state has not been called or we have not projected a winner, we will go on air to the people who we give our reporting to, to our customers and explain why that is so. we will tell what the public -- all the public what is going on in real time. that is one

counterterrorism and is vice chairman on general counsel of vice and ministration officer for forbes inc., welcome and thomas bollyky is a senior fellow for global health economics and development and director of the global health programs at cfr and finally patrick stewart patrick, james h binger senior fellow in governance and director of the international institutions and global governance program at cfr. let's jump right in. there's a lot to get through, this is a tech report with a lot to say and i'm going to start with you sylvia. one issue the report now during an election and in the midst of this pandemic ? sylvia, are you there? fran, are you there? [overlapping conversation] is she back? all right. i issued the report now before the election in the midst ofthis pandemic ? >> i apologize, couldn't hear in general. thank you, sorry about that. in terms of now, we wanted to get this report out as quickly as possible. the information from the report is something we believe is relevant in terms of pandemic preparedness for the future which we think is extremely important to focus on

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inc. you, elizabeth. >>> coming up next, ballots collected in one bay area county,'s a what is the next step? we show you the process. >>> did you know, you don't have to actually wear a mask to cast your vote at the polls? >> it is my understanding that enough people will be put in a place that is farther away. >> many are teetering on the brink of financial reality, they might just call it quits here, so anything the local government can do can help uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show them the real power is you. vote no on prop 22. ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you'd be surprised by our environmenta

moderna inc previously announced the earliest it could seek authorization of its vaccine. would be november 25th to qualify for an emergency use authorization in the covid-19 vaccine must track at least half the participants in large scale studies for 2 months after their second dose the time period which side effects are likely to appear. i'm now for 4 zone forecast to get a live look outside san francisco's embarcadero yeah beautiful shot right here, warm temperatures in the city hot if you're inland. >>and you see a little bit of a breeze fortunately. it is in whipping up here, but that's the concern elsewhere lawrence what we know, yeah it's really county. it's the you know just driving around today you can see some spots where there wasn't much wind at all it was very very calm. >>but you get over the mountain top some gusty winds and that's where they sit right now overnight tonight, we'll see some more gus we'll see part of these red flag warnings come down at least in the valley's most a red flag warnings would be combine the mountains above a 1000 feet these could

inc. about that. just think about that.i were a playwright and nothinga play, there is -- no one in broadway who would take it because it sounds like ridiculous fiction. pandemic,dle of a with already 10 million people who have lost their employer basin insurance because the people went under, he is trying to take away insurance from people.22 million he is in the supreme court right now, asking to strike down the affordable care act the entirety of it. taking away medicare benefits for seniors. people do not realize how deep this goes. i passed aarack and law, pregnancy was considered a pre-existing condition. insurances were allowed to charge more for a woman for the same exact medical procedure than a man. the same one. look at what has happened. minority communities were devastated. beyond that, he has vowed to get attention because so much chaos is going on. he vowed to terminate the funding source for social security. 6.5 percent, he wants to terminate it. to make it look like he got more in your paycheck. -- you got

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united states and just a little number to give you at the corporate parent company of google alphabet inc has a market value of just over one trillion dollars so they've certainly got the money to they have to deal with this a watering amount there pablo but break it down for us will you what exactly is google being accused of when you mention some of the issues there it's monopoly behavior to essentially hold on to its dominance in internet search and advertising . accused of stifling competition worsening economic inequality harming consumers which is very key here and even accused of political bias president trump has not been a fan for example of google claiming that it's that essentially a republican in many ways an interesting as well despite president having those feelings it's an issue that has actually united in some ways both progressives and conservatives in the united states and also one issue that we're told by google here we think about a search engine but it's actually a massive company which has stretched its tentacles into other areas what it does is it collects informati

grateful to have you with us and to further entities are speaker of oakham committee get applicants inc. david layer a great leader and a great partner andr a great friend. >> thank you janice. on behalf of committee get the kids i'm pleased to welcome you all to our virtual town hall with a record 5500 registered. her audience is reaching the oceans. we went from mexico to vancouver bridge to london to pennsylvania to hawaii. clearly there's a desire for intelligent analysis and honest discussion and its worldwide. we are offering to world-class analysts and then some. i can't help but comment there are special guests lieutenant colonel alex vindman stands out as a hero one of the few individuals who have exhibited courage in the face of tyranny. for countless politicians scoured in hiddenite confronted by trump's bullying and threats they had little to use but our speaker spoke up knowing full well that his career was in jeopardy. take a stand when countless others said nothing though they knew the character of trump what the consequences of their inaction was to our nation. a brave m

secret treasure trove of information i was printing off quotes from you and i ran out of think one - - inc. it was so much. so the book is a triumph. and experience with these wide ranging topics as part of the american story. the issues range from poverty and modern policing and then me to movement and the centralized ideas how we as a nation and to see ourselves. so the first question is what is the process to work together and what is the story of america who are trying to tell? >> thank you first of all to jeff and magic city books and you were participating it everybody watching and tuning in. so the book came together. is not the book i intended to write after my first one. lynn was very happy with it and publish the book. and then i turned 30 that you will be for the election of 2016 go two days before it was the existential crisis of turning 30 i wasn't planning on. it's not that big of a deal it's just a number. is just an age. my waist size want to ensure that this is different. [laughter] so suddenly them in this position what do i want my life to look like a relatively young bl

periodically to keep our protection up but we think this wireless will be integrated into our way of life ince forward for the foreseeable future and in the shorter term or perhaps new range term i should say your viewers should know who will be willing to break the masks and do a social distancing for quite a few months and as for right it will be in a similar position next year even where your small or even a people or doctors and medical experts are requiring only some a 50 percent efficacy level for the vaccine can we realistically expect americans in the us to even want to take the the vaccine and to reach the level of immunity needed to end the pandemic. so there are there's a very very big issue in d.c. we're going to have to persuade the american public to show up some people will get in line right away for the backseats others are going to hold back and we've already have good survey data to indicate that at least half the population will be very restrained and even particular in this disturbs me greatly you spend african-american populations in particular are expressing great deal of

last month, alphabet inc.s google said it would block election related ads after the polls close for an indefinite period. twitter has already banned all political ads. >>> the covid-19 pandemic continues to affect just about every american in one way or another. this morning we have a look at the sometimes impossible challenges faced by working mothers. >> for clara

that even they had a march here in portland which turned into a riot and that's what they mean even inc they targeted heroes american. and proceeded to shoot through the windows with what we believe was a 9 millimeter pistol. the hero is american cafes known for supporting veterans police firefighters and other public servants according to his website some profits on day 1000 to support local hero the restaurant was attacked during the so-called day of right in portland protest as top of that she's a former presidents and also raided the oregon historical society building portions may describe the actions is obscene on jackson again really some critics intentionally escalated the situation. it was a planned attack not just random because there's other buildings all around me that weren't touched they tore it out multiple statues a statue of teddy roosevelt abraham lincoln and they destroyed a museum a historic museum at the same time the chatter on the internet indicates that they believed that we were pro police and they believed that we were anti black lives matter which. is makes no

joe biden recently said, i do not inc. the voters need to know i plan ton on if expand the supreme court. this is the problem of washington. we want donald trump reelected. it starts in pennsylvania. [applause] -- you cannot win the white house without pennsylvania. i am so proud to have this lgbt coalition because we want to send a strong message to the philadelphia suburbs where women have a lot of gay friends. [applause] our allies are here in this region. .e need every single vote the way that we won 2016, the way we won pennsylvania is because we made red counties really read. -- red. we went to people who really love the president and his working-class message and we and ithem to come out totally surprised the media. the media keep telling us again that this is over. joe biden is up. president hillary clinton thought that too. [applause] as someone who has sat in this oval office with this president on numerous occasions, i can tell you that he loves the support from gay americans. he loves it. [applause] itconstantl

pro opposition talking points man who could have thought that a company with a cutting edge name like inc go strat stemming from the impressively hollow innovative communication and strategy is was a front for a us government regime change this is my shot face but also 16 a 100 media people many of them calling themselves journalists were simply printing hacks stories by pro-war government cut outs 1600 and then and then there's those of us reporting the truth i count. 7. 9 if you include the 2 who only do their reporting on the telephone to telemarketers who are unlucky enough to call them they had $1600.00 people from one p.r. company and millions of dollars pouring in from the u.s. and u.k. with that kind of money should've won a damn oscar like schindler's list but. they they did it they they want to. see a documentary about the white helmets in syria oh won an oscar. do you recall the white helmets or the amazing people in syria who just rescued children from rubble and dad is it that is all they do nothing else just rescue children and america which bombs children all over the world