good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. considerations are underway for just how the american people can get real answers out of the next presidential debate, and while both campaigns are making claims about alleged requests, the last moderator, chris wallace, has some advice. >> joe, you agree with bernie sanders and the far

eric: wow, everyone will be watching that, jacqui, thank you. arthel: eric, just sort of recapping what jacqui was telling us aboutever one's busy schedule, president trump kicking off a string of campaign rallies this week, starting in carson city, nevada. he will make stops in arizona, pennsylvania, north carolina. ahead of the final debate with joe biden on thursday. as for the former vice president, he's in north carolina today. on wednesday, former president obama will stump for him in philadelphia. right now, we're going to bring in los angeles times reporter, sima mada. thanks for joining us this morning. so while on the west coast, the president will attend a reception at the home of a big money donor, in now port beach, -- newport beach, california. how critical is that stop? >> it is very critical for him. the president, while he raised enormous sums of money, he also spent it very freely. we just got the third quarter reports and joe biden out-raised the president by $125 million. you can see this in the advertising spending where the

chris: jacqui, thank you.oining us you now, the chair of the republican national committee, ronna mcdaniel. on friday, chairman, the u.s. set a new single day record for covid cases in the country, more than 85,000. that same day, here's what the president had to say. take a look. >> we're not entering a dark winter. we're entering the final turn and approaching the light at the end of the tunnel. that's the way i look at it. chris: the single worst day of the pandemic and the president says we're entering or we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. what is he talking about? >> well, chris, as you know, we have a vaccine on the horizon. there are many, many trials that are in phase three. we're getting closer and closer to that vaccine. obviously, the testing has ramped up. the therapeutics are working well. mortality rates are down. we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel he'll especially when we -- tunnel especially when we get the vaccine at the end of this year or early next year. chris: but the

jacqui heinrich, you're live in philadelphia. big activity happening there today, jacqui. >> sure is, dana. joe biden is at home preparing for the final face-off with president trump. the democrats are bringing out the most powerful weapon in this crucial swing state. former president barack obama will host a drive-in rally in a couple hours. a portion of his remarks will be directed toward black men highlighting the importance of african american turn-out in philadelphia, which caused in part hillary clinton's loss in pennsylvania in 2016. although she won philadelphia, she didn't win by as much as she needed and got less of a share to romney. in obama's first appearance comes after his former v.p. is denying allegations of improprieties stemming from his son's business deals. all of this is a subject of a republican, led senate inquiry. there was damage that joe biden manipulated foreign policy the enrich his son. hunter biden and other members of the family profited from the biden name, accused the media of ignoring this. this

correspondent jacqui heinrich reporting on the biden campaign live from philly.ood evening. >> good evening, shannon. former vice president joe biden takes questions during a town hall, replacing the second debate. questions are going unanswered about purported emails from his son. >> the answer is if it's on the hard drive. >> slow drip of emails from "the new york post" reportedly from hunter biden or raising questions. whether joe biden was involved. the newest email also obtained by mike emanuel discussed a deal that would be "interesting for me and my family," mentioning payment for six people including the big guy. the postcards emails from president trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani who says he got it legally. >> the document that i have signed by hunter biden says that after 90 days, the hard drive is abandoned. it becomes the property of the merchant. >> the merchant a legally blind computer repair man says a man calling himself hunter biden dropped off the laptop in april 2019. isaac told me he didn't give it straight to giuliani. he used a third pa

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. about 870 people attended joe biden's drive-in rally in atlanta tonight, per the campaign. that, by the way, is more than the dnc, and is significant given the state has not voted for a democratic president since 1992. it has long been considered out of reach to democrats, but the biden campaign thinks the state, georgia, is competitive and could become part of the path to 270. local activists laid the groundwork after a series of narrow losses in 2017 and 2018, including stacey abrams, who lost to the governor's race by about 55,000 votes. georgia is already seeing record early turnout, and with the highest percentage of black voters in any battleground state, the final push includes an ad blitz and also visits from both members of a ticket and their spouses. also stumped for down ballot democrat candidates. >> there aren't a lot of pundits who would have guessed four years ago that a democratic candidate for president in 2020 would be campaigning in georgia on the final week of the

chris: jacqui, thank you. joining us now, former mayor pete buttigieg, a member of the bind transition team. >> this is an example of why years in washington is not always the same thing as judgment. he supported the worst foreign policy decision made by the united states in my lifetime, which was the decision to invade iraq. chris: mayor, i understand you were running against bind then and the choice between you and bind is different than the choice between trump and biden. did you mean what you said then that former vice president biden backed the worst foreign policy decision of your lifetime? >> i think invading iraq was a mistake and i believe biden said the same. we won't take advice from this president who is a destabilizing force literally everywhere he goes. right now it's 2020. the choice is between joe biden and donald trump who has been a disaster in every foreign policy issue at stake. we can't go on with four more years of this chaos and cruelty. a remarkable coalition of democrats like me, and a

jacqui, thank you. jacqui heinrich on the campaign trail tonight. me now, fox news senior political analyst brit hume. brit, always good to see you, thanks for being here. seven nights away from the big election. you know, we don't like to make too much of these gaps and mistakes, however it feels like so much of the biden campaign does not get covered very completely. this is one moment that did get a little bit of attention this week and i think it's worth replaying when it appears that the candidate forgot the first name of the person that he's running running against. watch this. >> four more years of george -- george, is going to find ourselves in a position where if trump gets elected, we are going to be -- we are going to be in a different world. >> martha: i mean what did you make of that moment? they are now saying that it had to do with the fact that george lopez was also part of this zoom call, although it certainly sounds like -- it doesn't sound like that when i play that over. >> no, it doesn't. he had a senior moment. people his age d

>> shannon: jacqui heinrich in salt lake city for us, thank y thank you. all right, plenty of interesting exchanges tonight between the vice president pence senator harris. let's begin our expert analysis of wind went down with fox news chief political anchor, bret baier. good to see you tonight, bret -- or this morning, i should say. okay, so, there was obviously a lot of talk about covid, what comes next, therapeutics, vaccines, i know that caught your eye tonight, and your ear. >> right. first of all, it was a much different debate in tone and tenor from last week and a presidential debate. it was much more controlled, much more disciplined, much more polished, and those words can be used to describe vice president pence. i think the democrats, when they talked about him this week being a very good debater, had reason to say that, because he was on his game tonight. kamala harris, the senator did land some punches on covid-19, as you mentioned, and there was a focus at the beginning, but it ended up with his back and forth about vaccines. take a listen.

jacqui thank you. a busy wednesday on capitol hill, former fbi director james comey testifying virtually before the senate judiciary committee. supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett meeting with several senators and treasury secretary steven mnuchin apparently making some progress on a new coronavirus deal with the speaker of the house. white house correspondent kevin corke rounding up all of the action on capitol hill tonight. good evening, kevin. >> quite the busy day indeed. if the house's decision to not vote on the stimulus bill tonight is a reflection, sources tell fox news of a desire to get the speaker, nancy pelosi, and the treasury, steven mnuchin, a bit more time to carve out a deal, but time, as they say, is running out. with the election a little over a month away and frayed nerves the order of the day from capitol hill to the white house, the effort to craft a covid-19 stimulus bill, while ongoing, still seems stuck in neutral. democrats scrubbing about tonight. both sides remain

jon: jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware. thank you. for more on the state of the race the spring and trumped 2020 senior advisor katrina pierson. those remarks from mark meadows and response from the biden campaign have gotten quite a bit of attention, for those that might not of heard of, i want to play them now, here's what mark meadows had to say earlier this morning. >> here's what we have to do, we are not going to control the pandemic, we are going to control the fact that we give vaccines therapeutic and other mitigation. it is a contagious virus just like the flu. >> yet again they are suggesting to the american people that this is like the flu and this administration fails to take personal responsibility in terms of leading the nation through this dangerous and deadly mass casualty event, that is why they have forfeited their rights to a second term in office. >> what to say to the vice presidential candidate. >> i think the democrats take an opportunity to politicize a crisis with this being the pandemic, chief of staff mark

jacqui heinrich is there. give us a wrapup.ning, bret, former president obama was animated, ridiculed the president and at least once implicitly contrasting criticism of president trump with allegations around joe biden in an apparent nod to allegations about hunter biden's business deals, the question of whether biden was involved, obama referenced reports that president trump has a secret bank account. he said can you imagine if i had a secret chinese bank account. fox news would be calling me beijing barry. he also laid into the president on the economy. he made it personal. he said like everything else the president inherited, he messed that up. he also touched on the coronavirus response and chided the president for contracting the virus himself. he said if he can't take steps to keep himself safe he can't keep the rest of the country safe. he added that joe biden wouldn't host a super spreader event at the white house or screw up testing. really didn't spare any criticism tonight here. at the last half of his speech was f

jacqui heinrich has more hahn the biden campaign. first, let's begin with john roberts.e live here in nashville

. >> jacqui heinrich is live in wilmington, delaware.ow is the campaign's covid precautions developed over the past few months? >> reporter: good morning, trace. this is a step beyond the promise that the campaign made back in august, that both the former vice president and senator kamala harris would be tested regularly and the campaign would make it public if they tested positive. now we can expect to know the results of every test. as the campaign's making an effort towards transparency. it's especially salient heading into the vice presidential debates this week after biden and his guests with exposed to the virus at the first presidential debate and after vice president pence was pictured in the rose garden at the event for judge amy coney barrett with several people who have tested positive for crus. the cleveland clinic told us after last week's debate individuals traveling with the candidates had been tested by their respective campaigns and tested negative. they didn't say whether they asked for proof of negative results and the

jon: jacqui heinrich in durham, north carolina. thank you. i new york post review of twitter's senior executive reveals deep hatred for president trump, this is facebook and twitter are under the microscope over the social media blackout of a post story about hunter biden. lawmakers in the white house accusing big tech of censorship two weeks ahead of the election, meantime the senate judiciary committee is set to vote this week to subpoena twitter ceo jack dorsey. fox team coverage with claudia cowan in northern california but we begin with mark meredith in washington. >> lawmakers from both parties appear eager to reign in the power of social media companies and big tech but for two different reasons. congressional republicans in president trump are outraged twitter block links to a new york post story alleging improper behavior by joe biden son hunter, twitter has backtracked and allowed the story to be shared, facebook also limited the story circulation, this week the senate judiciary committee will consider whether or not subpoena twitte

jon: jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware. thank you.enate minority leader chuck schumer is calling on the supreme court nominee amy coney barrett to commit to recusing herself for many cases related to the upcoming election. schumer also claims that barrett should not take part in high-stakes case on the affordable care act. the high court is scheduled to hear that november 10 exactly one week after the election. david spunt explains what to expect when weeklong confirmation hearing kickoff tomorrow. >> a busy week ahead, republicans in the senate want to transform judge amy coney barrett into justice amy coney barrett as soon as possible if confirmed to be the fifth woman to sit on the high court. president trump wants to get the confirmation as soon as possible once. to be on the bench by election day and hearing begins tomorrow morning and expect several important topics to be discussed. abortion, gun right, immigration and healthcare. democrats are expected to focus heavily on healthcare during her hearing and the views on the affor

jacqui heinrich in durham. republican lawmakers are promising to hold facebook and twitter to heal over there suppression of hunter biden story. that is from both sides to crack down on big tech or big t on the internet, mark meredith live from the nation's capital with the fight that is beginning right now and will sure to go on past the election. >> i don't think it will ever end. we are hearing from leaders of both parties that are concerned about the power the social media companies as well as the technology collaborates, they are split for two different reasons, yup congressional republicans a president trump outraged over what you heard from jacqui about the new york post story with improper behavior from hunter biden. twitter has backtracked on his decision to block the story from being seen on its platform and we also allowed it to be shared, facebook slowed down the circulation of the story when it first broke, almost instantly republicans cried foul accusing the social media platforms of sensory news

jacqui heinrich has the latest and going into delaware tonight, good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. joe biden has no public event scheduled thursdays face up with president trump and after the commission announced new debate rules keeping only one mike open for the start of each segment tf uninterrupted speaking time, biden has preparation as the president plans to grill him over the hunter biden story. >> by the people... >> it was kamala harris not joe biden to drum up support in florida. >> you will likely determine the outcome of the election. >> biden the first response to allegations of impropriety related to hunter's business deals, the basis for which it is still being question. the third debate was supposed to be about foreign policy, but two days after new york post published the reports, the debate commission announced moderators chose new topics nearing those of the first debate. one segment entirely about coronavirus. the trump campaign told the commission, new information recently revealed indicates that biden himself was the beneficiary of a deal arranged by

jon. >> jacqui, thank you. the 68th annual red mass taking virtual this morning from the national cathedral in washington. invoking god's blessings on justices, judges and government officials ahead of the supreme court's fall turn will begins tomorrow. lauren blanchard has more. >> reporter: saint matthew's red mass always comes before the supreme court begins a new term. it's a time to pray over judges, justices, attorneys and those in public office. >> bring your faith into the public arena. and be authentic witnesses of christ's saving action in the world. >> reporter: due to the pandemic, this service was by invitation only, this year chief justice john roberts and justice brett kavanaugh arrived quietly and off camera, this particular mass comes as the nation's highest court will begin their term with only eight justices. the nation still mourning the death of ruth bader ginsburg. over on capitol hill, republican senators are hoping to fill the seat as soon as possible. even as covid-19 concerns are growi

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. considerations are underway for just how the american people can get real answers out of the next presidential debate, and while both campaigns are making claims about alleged requests, the last moderator, chris wallace, has some advice. >> joe, you agree with bernie sanders and the far left -- >> to cut the mics are not cut the mike's? chris wallace caught in the cross fire says the commission should think about the next man in his shoes. >> i don't want to be in the position of saying i'm going to interpose myself between the president and the public and say you can't hear what he has to say now. i think that is a pretty tough spot to put any moderator in. >> they haven't confirmed reports they are thinking of giving the next moderator a mute button, as a source tells fox news, that request was made by biden's debate negotiator brady williamson, but williamson told fox that is probably a rumor, but it is not true. asked if he suggested it, even in a joking way, williamson said no. t

jacqui heinrich, thank you.hel: right now we're going to bring in alayna treene, white house reporter for axios. if you don't mind, i want to look at a new abc news/washington post poll that was released just this morning. it shows joe biden up 54-42 over president trump nationally. the former vp leads 59-36 among women. the widest margin, by the way, in this poll since 1976. and a slight edge for the president, voters trust the president 48% on handling of the economy to joe biden's 47%. so, elena, as president trump starts his full court press tomorrow with this event at an airport hangar in sanford, florida, which is the first of three rallies in three days, as you well know, just ten days ago president trump revealed he had coronavirus. so how does he shed the negative reviews he has gotten on his handling of the pandemic and appeal to voters that he is good for the economy? >> well, arthel, it's a great question because the last few weeks the president's been, you know, he's very restless to get back on the

hey, jacqui. >> reporter: hey, arthel.d here in north carolina, and right after the campaign warned they need to operate like they're trailing, biden told supporters to get out there and vote early, emphasizing access with extended hours at polling locations in every single county. people who came out toweled us that they expect -- told us that they expect north carolina will be a nail-biter on election day, and while biden has substantial support, they're still concerned some democrats will feel cushioned by national polling and not vote early a just as republicans come out in huge numbers on november 3rd. also they expressed lingering shell shock from 2016, but overall they felt optimistic. >> actually, i early voted on friday, and it was an hour wait around 4:00 which was pretty long compared to when i've voted in the past. and there were, i think, a lot of biden supporters there. trump supporters too, but i think the enthusiasm and the turnout seems to be really good for biden right now. >> reporter: biden also spoke a

hey, jacqui. >> reporter: hey, arthel. yesterday, joe biden spent the day buttoning up policy questions in pennsylvania as democrats brought out their biggest weapon, former president barack obama, drumming up energy in florida. today, nine days out from the election at 11:30 in the morning, joe biden's campaign has called a lid for in-person events. we don't know his plans for tomorrow. however, we do know he is headed to georgia on tuesday. yesterday, biden's rare double feature in pennsylvania was part of an effort to ensure his debate night pledge to transition away from fossil fuels doesn't cost him in the keystone state. he broke away from his coronavirus and economy focused message to set the record strait on fracking and the president's claim that biden would ban it. >> unlike donald trump i don't think big oil companies need a handout from the federal government. we're going to get rid of the fossil fuel subsidiz sub-subsidd invest it in clean energy. >> reporter: joe biden plan doesn't ban fracking. but critics s

let's go to jacqui heinrich.is live in wilmington, delaware, with more on the biden campaign. where is the former vice president heading this week? >> reporter: well, arthel, yesterday former vice president joe biden spent the day buttoning up policy questions. he had two stops in pennsylvania, but this morning -- nines out from the election -- his campaign called the lid for in-person events. he he does have a virtual event later on this evening with husband wife, dr. jill biden, and he don't know what his plans are for tomorrow, but he's heading to georgia on tuesday. wilden was that rare -- yesterday wilden was working really -- biden was working really hard to break away from his coronavirus and economy-focused message to really set the or record straight on fracking and also the president's claims that biden would ban it. >> unlike donald trump, i don't think big oil companies need a handout of federal government. we're going to get rid of the $40 billion fossil fuel subsidies, and we're going to invest it i

jacqui? >> chris, at the event today, joe biden will encourage supporters to vote early, but ahead of thursday's debate, with president trump, it appears he's keeping a light schedule and tapping surrogates with star power. >> right now the country, we need joe biden. >> saturday magic johnson in michigan, elizabeth warren in wisconsin, today andrew yang takes on pennsylvania, a crucial battleground where president obama will make his first appearance on the trail later this week, following a campaign memo warning supporters the reality is this race is far closer than some of the punditry we're seeing on twitter and tv would suggest. facing fallout from the allegations in the new york post, biden is trying to keep the focus on his campaign but questions linger about the authenticity of the e-mails and the veracity of their claims. >> i have no response. it's another smear campaign. right up your ally. they are the questions you always ask. >> tax returns, republican led senate inquiry as proo

hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha. significant development. the biden campaign saying they are pulling all of negative ads because of what happened. that decision was made before the announcement came down that president trump was heading to the hospital. the biden team is also working with the trump campaign to negotiate more space between the candidates at the vice presidential debate set to happen wednesday in salt lake city. biden's camp reportedly wants 1e reports the commission on presidential debates initially sided with the trump campaign opposing that request. trump campaign spokesman tim murtaugh says we are open to more space between the candidates which we will be happy to discuss. this is a seated debate, it's just a matter of moving farther apart at the table. today after receiving two negative coronavirus tests joe biden pushed on with a campaign stop in michigan which was close to the public, delivering remarks, mask on praying for the first lady and the president efforts to help mitigate. biden advocated for inside mask mandat

jacqui heinrich he is further down the road in pennsylvania. good afternoon john, where are you and what happened? >> the president and he is campaigning at a frenetic pace in these last eight days. the president believes here in pennsylvania, at the very end of last thursday's debate they said he wanted to transition away from oil. and about west virginia in 2016 what about the eagle ford shale in texas? what about people in north dakota, parts of louisiana where they have tracking going on, when joe biden was voting for trade agreements like nafta, those manufacturing jobs are gone. they have to go to something else the president during the first part of his administration, and it helps the second administration to prove that they can bring those jobs back. the one point where joe biden continues to make inroads is on the handling of coronavirus. the president insisting that after november the 3rd, coronavirus is going to go away in terms of public discourse. about five members of the vice president stuff can be down with coronavirus and mark

trace: jacqui heinrich live in wilmington, delaware.es reporting record increase in daily coronavirus cases. up next, what that has to do with the fall weather sending people indoors. ♪ hope is the light in all of us that cannot be extinguished. to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. trace: well, president trump being hospitalized with covid-19 is one reminder what a serious threat the virus remains and another part of the country a rise in number of cases. carlos, kentucky, wisconsin announcing record numbers of new infections. that's not good. charles: no, it's not, trace. you're right. both wisconsin and kentucky reporting record number of daily new cases on saturday. kentucky governor andy basheer calling on kentuckians to do better as the state reported its highest single-day total ever. the state has set off alarm bells in the last couple of weeks as positive cases are ticked up 13% according to new york

bret: jacqui heinrich, thank you.n former new hampshire congressman ford jr., julie face and washington post columnist marc thiessen. julie, the president waving to supporters outside of the hospital. the white house correspondents association putting out a statement saying that they weren't told about this, and it kind of created a reaction. what about this move, the president wanting to do a hat tip to the people outside? >> well, i think there are a couple of things here. one, or we've been hearing from the sources that the president is feeling cooped up in the hospital. he wants to get out as soon as possible. but if you look at some of those images, some of those secret service agents, you know, the president of the united states has coronavirus which is extremely contagious. he is in a closed-off, sealed-off vehicle right now putting u.s. secret service agents at risk. i think that that's not something that we should lose sight of right now. there is certainly an interest in getting out and waving to those suppo

bret: jacqui heinrich, thank you. in former new hampshire congressman ford jr., julie face and washington post columnist marc thiessen. julie, the president waving to supporters outside of the hospital. the white house correspondents association putting out a statement saying that they weren't told about this, and it kind of created a reaction. what about this move, the president wanting to do a hat tip to the people outside? >> well, i think there are a couple of things here. one, or we've been hearing from the sources that the president is feeling cooped up in the hospital. he wants to get out as soon as possible. but if you look at some of those images, some of those secret service agents, you know, the president of the united states has coronavirus which is extremely contagious. he is in a closed-off, sealed-off vehicle right now putting u.s. secret service agents at risk. i think that that's not something that we should lose sight of right now. there is certainly an interest in getting out and waving to those sup

jacqui heinrich is checking it out, live for milwaukee. hey jackie. >> good evening.our days out from the election, joe biden made his first three state stop in a single day of the general election. with bowls tightening, there is work to do and little time left. wednesday, democrats reportedly sounded the alarm for week turnout in black and young voters in florida's biggest county. producing turnout rates lower than 2016. then in thursday, biden's lead slept three points in a poll that had him head by 11 earlier this month. it now trump surrogates are storming the states, following the president's trip yesterday which included a meeting with the wrapper and remarks for biden's mass incarceration. according to the "miami herald," a trump spokesman wouldn't say whether the campaign repeated today 2016 effort to dissuade left-leaning black people from voting for years ago, an investigation showed 658,000 were labeled deterrence, with four days left, the last pledge don mike push for biden zeros in on pennsylvania where a trump following could be louder than in minnesota

shannon. >> shannon: all right, jacqui, so many questions. thank you. the veteran justice department official connected to christopher steele and called out by the inspector general for "consequential errors in judgment" has just retired from the justice department. hours after that announcement, the senate homeland security committee released crossfire hurricane documents. including the fda's reports from its interviews that show he knew that the steele dossier reporting trumps ties to russia were going to hillary clinton's campaign. day three of the confirmation hearings for u.s. supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. we got a look at professor barrett today. she not only answered questions but asked them. >> she's going to the court. >> shannon: republicans sounding confident but for supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett, it might have felt like groundhog day. day two of questioning by members of the senate judiciary committee, she repeatedly faced the same accusations democrats leveled on day one. that the president is fast tracking her no

reporting from jacqui heinrich with the biden team in delaware. first john roberts kicks off the coverage. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. the headline of the day continues to be that the commission on presidential debates is thinking about making some changes to the structure of the last two presidential debates to "facilitate a more orderly discussion." of the issues. one of the ideas being floated is a kill button on the candidates microphone so that if one were to go along or excessively interrupt the other, the moderator could push the button and cut them off. the trump campaign saying that the idea of a kill button was raised by the biden campaign. tim murtaugh saying that the biden campaign knows their guy had a lousy performance and so now they are running to the commission to try to get the rules changed. they can't deny it because the request was made by the lead negotiator in front of plenty of witnesses. they really should ask for a mute button for joe biden because he's really the biggest threat to himself. the biden campaign says

jacqui heinrich from wilmington tonight. >> hey, shannon, president tru president trump, former vp is pushing boxing he's not busy enough working 12 hour days and then he made a surprise visit to must win pennsylvania where his debates night comments about the future of the oil industry threatened to send him back. >joe biden in this working hard to ensure his debates night transition away from fossil fuels doesn't cost him in the keystone state. in a rare saturday night stop in pennsylvania where both times biden tried to set the record state. straight. >> let me make it clear, were not shutting down all oil mills and eliminating tracking, i'm investing in clean energy. were going to make sure that we don't continue to subsidize the oil companies. >> it a departure from his promise in the primary. >> i guarantee you, i guarantee you were going to end fossil fuels and i'm not going to cooperate. >> biden's energy plan doesn't abandon fracking or any other kind of fossil fuel extraction but critics says he's planning to ri reverse trump is going to. >> no no fracking, that would be the

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neil. >> neil: thank you very, very much for your jacqui heinrich on all of that.t to go to george washington university professor jonathan turley. very good to have you. it's been a while, so thank you for joining me. this process, you know that the democrats say, you know, it's a sham. it shouldn't be happening. and that's not right. one of the things that they've been kicking around is this idea, if we get this out of, we are going to pack the court. of course, joe biden and kamala harris haven't said anything and don't want to tip their hand, but do you think that would happen if they won? that they would do that? >> well, you know, the concern is that what is popular political sound bites can become a movement if you round on the issue and voters expect you to deliver, and various democratic members, and kamala harris, herself, suggested that this was a real option. and it is a curious way to honor the legacy of ruth bader ginsburg because she spoke vehemently against this type of proposal. she said it would effectively destroy the court. and it would, you kno

arthel: jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware, thanks. eric? eric: president trump happens to be attacking his own attorney general. this after william with barr reportedly told republicans that they will have to wait until after the election. the for u.s. attorney john durham to release his findings in the investigation of the russia probe. alex hogan as has more. >> reporter: this has lingered throughout trump's presidency, and republicans had hoped to see the origins of the russia probe before election day which is now just 22 days away. the original investigation started in 2016. the mueller report finding no criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia, but it did find russia interference in the election benefiting donald trump. it's been a year and a half into connecticut attorney john durham's probe. so far there's been one arrest, and that was of an fbi lawyer who pleaded guilty to altering a government e-mail. president trump calling out attorney general bill barr saying it is an embarrassment and a disgrace that the findi

jacqui heinrich is also standing by covering this for us tonight.have three women voters who are watching this this evening and they voted for president trump in 2016. we are going to speak with them about how they feel about their boat right now and what is guiding their decision, right after this. stay with us. ♪ over money, over our planet, and over takeout. let's remember this time when so many struggled to feel secure, and build a future where everyone can. because when the world seems like it's standing still... that's the perfect time for us to change it. ....how to ensure your vote counts......because of covid-19 presidential election, ......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 impo

jacqui heinrich with the biden campaign.ave they had any response among the biden folks or the vice president himself to what happened? >> you know, i haven't had a chance to ask that question yet. i certainly will and we will get that right to you as soon as we know. in the meantime joe biden tested negative for the coronavirus. he will appear in a couple of hours. in the meantime, let harris is sidelined from the campaign after to individual associated tested positive for the virus. the campaign said she has not been in contact with either of those people in the last two days so she does not need to quarantine, but she is canceling all in person events until october 19th. just last night on msnbc she was praising the safety measures adopted by the campaign. >> do you feel safe campaigning during covid? >> we have been very safe. i like to hug people and you don't hug people these days. you can't shake hands, but you can look people in the eye. you can listen. and you can be there. >> harris said today she will be transpare

neil. >> neil: okay, jacqui, thank you. joining us, the research center director.ooking at the president, david, his third stop in pennsylvania, so he is concentrating on a lot of these states that he won last time, and it seems that the biden folks are may be getting a little aggressive here, looking at georgia appeared committing more ad time in places like texas. what do you make of that? >> you know, you can judge a lot by the closing days of the campaign by where the presidential candidates are flying too. you know, we saw that in 2016 with donald trump visiting the formerly named a blue all states, and now you see biden on offense and drum playing defense. campaigning in texas. the democrats, that's really unheard of a week before the election, but you know, i look out the polls, and we are looking at, you know, made to be a little bit, but i don't see you, that is going to be a tough lot. democrats usually only get about 45% in taxes as a general rule. georgia is a different story. trump only got 51% less time. democrats can move into the mid-40s, so you kno

alicia: jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware. thanks. leland?eland: bring in white house deputy communications director brian brian morgenstern. of turning your attention the policy issues, especially coronavirus stimulus. harry kudlow this morning -- larry kudlow said secretary mnuchin may go above $2.2 trillion in stimulus offers. that doesn't seem like a great negotiating tactic to say you may offer more than the other side really wants, right? >> well, leland, the president wants to go big on helping the american people and addressing issues that are facing them. that is small business relief, ppp, that is unemployment insurance, that is stimulus checks, that's helping out the airlines and hospitality industries that have been hit so hard by this pandemic. and, leland, the secretary and the chief of staff, mark meadows, put out a will letter to members of congress i saying, hey, why don't we start with pp. we have money available, but the deadline expired. we can just legislate right now to get the ppp program up and running. that helps half

jacqui heinrich with a central figure in the biden story.e began with the reporting with kristin fisher and the president's rally in greenville, north carolina, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, shortly before president trump took the stage here, north carolina reported the highest number of new coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic. you can see there were thousands and thousands of people here, but there was zero social distancing. very few people wearing masks. i will say that there was a sign at the entrance of the rally i have not seen before asking people to please where they are masks. as for the president, despite the increase in cases, he told the crowd he believes the u.s. is rounding the turn and praise the chief of staff mark meadows from north carolina how we took the news that his boss and caught the virus. >> president trump: he followed me and i said, you know what my tested positive. he didn't care. he was in the helicopter. hey, he is from north carolina. by the way, north carolina, tell your governor, open up y

correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us from salt lake city, hi. >> good evening, martha, good eveningesident trump tested positive for the coronavirus. and biden has doubled his lead over the president since last month. now ahead by ten points. likely voters have coronavirus and the economy tied for the top issues affecting their vote. a large majority believe coronavirus is not under control in the u.s. among voters who placed the virus the top issue promote biden is ahead by 39 points in a wider margin than trump had over biden and those ranked as the economy most important. ranking the economy first favored trump by 12 points. twice as many people since the government should focus on limiting the spread of the virus and want to restart the economy first. most people say the economy is in poor shape. the third most important issue facing voters is health care. twice as many want to keep obamacare as want to repeal it. 64/32% and the other big issues racism, the supreme court, violent crime voters ranked violent crime as most important but those who did paper president trump by a sin

jacqui heinrich reports from wilmington on that today. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, bill. joe biden spent the last four days at home preparing for face-off tonight with president trump who has promised to grill him on allegations surrounding his son hunter's business deals and questions of to what extent, if anything, joe biden was involved. now, after that man identifying himself as hunter biden's foreign business partner came forward dumping new documents, emails and text messages, the biden campaign referred me back to the former vice president's tax returns which they cited as proof that biden didn't take in any of this money as suggested in those emails identifying him as the big guy. the fact the campaign is citing the former v.p.'s tax returns is significant. if you lie on your taxes, it can be a felony. in his first comment acknowledging the allegations, joe biden called it garbage from rudy giuliani. president trump's henchmen and another smear. on his way to the debate, biden said he only hopes president trump follows the rules. >> we will have plenty of time to

now, let's bring in jacqui heinrich who was covering the biden campaign in chapel hill, north carolina>> at the event today, joe biden will encourage supporters to vote early but ahead of the debate with president trump, it appears he's keeping a light schedule and tapping with surrogates with star power. >> right now, the country, we need joe biden. >> saturday, magic johnson in michigan. today, andrew yang takes on pennsylvania, a crucial battleground where president obama will make his first appearance on the trail later this week following a campaign memo warning supporters the reality is that this race is far closer than some of the punditry we are seeing on twitter and tv would suggest. facing fallout over those allegations in "the new york post," joe biden is trying to keep the focus on his campaign, but questions linger about the authenticity of the emails and the veracity of their claims. >> i have no response, as another smear campaign. >> the campaign cited biden's tax returns, official schedule, and republican-led senate inquiry as proved by it and bend u.s. foreign policy

jacqui heinrich a covering tonight. hi, jackie. >> good evening.o in 2016 and considered a crucial stage for his reelection. until recently, biden focused a lot of the attention there and campaigning in you nearby battleground states. but the poll has biden with a razor-thin advantage in ohio and he kept the focus on economic plan. biden slam president trump for job losses encountered his own role rescuing a million auto jobs in the 2018 recession and he largely ignored the confirmation hearings underway making only a single mention at each stop and then even then the focus away from judge barrett himself saying the nomination is about president trump's crusade to eliminate the predecessor's health care plan. >> fewer jobs he had been when he came to office. donald trump's only plan is marked tax cuts for the wealthy. >> republicans want the cds on any democratic cynicism of judge barrett over her face because it breaks the american standard of not judging folks based on religion. democrats criticized her on her faith in her hearing but that she tr