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jared, very capable guy jared, you can't get people like this, one smart cookie.if you can get to jared, see me whenever you want. >> so many ways to unpack this. i want to get back to the point you were making earlier about the people around the president and who is in charge. that works both ways. jared clearly made clear there if you work in the white house the president is the boss. the president has the thing where jared is his eyes and ears to keep in line. he's the lieutenant he trusts the most. >> no question. i've spoken to cabinet members, senior former white house officials. when jared calls, you pick up the phone. you listen. there has been a strategy here. it was trump's strategy but also jared kushner's strategy. they wanted trump to be the good news, open up, cheerleader president. here we are losing more people than ever, record numbers, and that strategy has not changed. >> again, i'll go back to the beginning. you started with sound back in april, one month in to the white house response. in the middle of march they introduced 15 days to stop the

jared kushner and ivanka trump are public officials.ft of highse defense to political satire all way up through "saturday night live" this weekend and these bill boards. they would have to show actual malice, meaning the lincoln project knew the facts were wrong and they still put them up. we're talking about statistics, number, forget about falsity, these are just simply facts. >> okay. so you're a legal analyst. this is sort of the pr question of it, but it appears that the lincoln project thinks they baited a hook, and ivanka trump and jared kushner bit. would the billboards be getting as much attention if they had not threat everyone to sue? >> this could blow up in their faces. think about how many more people have now seen this billboard because they're pounding their chest about bringing a lawsuit. also, legally the lincoln project's position here is bring it on. if the trump family brings a lawsuit, means we'll gelt into discovery, depositions under oath of jared kushner, ivanka trump, get into their e-mails their text messages.

please join me in welcoming jared cohen. [applause] jared: thank you all very much for having me. i can't think of a better place to give a talk about this book than this incredible book store. when i lived in d.c. it was my absolute favorite place to be and i have not been here in some time. i love the backdrop of all these books. the place i want to start is why i wrote this book. i think it is important context for somebody who spent the last eight years every single day as a technology ceo and before that four years working in foreign policy. so people ask me -- when i tell people i am writing a book, over the past there and years, the ask is it a book about cyber war? no. is about foreign policy? no. they say what it is that, and about dead presidents. and it's confusing to them. it's confusing to anybody unless you grew up with me. when is was eight my parents bought in the a children's book called the buck stops here. it was one of these wonderful rhyming books, with different page for each president. me, tryingts read to to transform me into a precocious child, they did no

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that statement by jared kushner in april ages very poorly. >> it certainly does. it shows a disregard, a callous disregard for the american public, their health. a negotiated settlement? that sounds as if they saw the doctors as adversaries. it really just underscores this was about a political strategy. they had one concern -- election day. once again, a failure of leadership, a betrayal of trust. if you look at the number of deaths on april 18th, more than 40,000 americans had died. we were at the height of it. in between april 18th and today, we have lost another 185,000 americans. that was the cost of this policy, brianna. >> it's like a focus on points to be won, not on the lives that could be saved or were being lost. kushner also had some choice words for former top white house officials. tell us about that. >> so, for the past four years, this is not a surprise, we have seen president trump call people names and blame the people around him. what we hear in this interview is jared kushner echos those sentiments, but listen carefully to how he describes the

i know it's not a surprise that jared kushner was so wrong here.country who really accomplished nothing in their lives other than inheriting money from their fathers, and jared was put in charge of a task force for the greatest national security threat is donald trump's own national security adviser said the greatest national security threat america would ever face, kushner, of course, ill equipped to handle this or any other task he's been given at the white house, and he brags back in april about wrestling the deadliest pandemic away from doctors and getting it back in the hands of a politician who is a reality tv host. >> joe, it's not that surprising to see bob woodward coming out with these tapes because years ago he told me to be a great reporter, you have to not only get background quotes, you not only have to get inside information, you have to really get documents, proof, save your notes, he said. save your audio recordings. try to get emails, documents that prove the story. and he also advised me and other reporters, remember to sometimes

in the tapes jared kushner incriminates jared kushner for saying in april that the doctors were not in charge in dealing with the coronavirus and saying proudly that donald trump owns every bad thing that has happened to this country because the doctors are not in charge. here is jared kushner on tape on april 18th. >> i do believe that last night symbolized kind of the beginning of the comeback phase. that doesn't mean there's not still a lot of pain and there won't be pain for a while. but that basically was we've now put out rules to get back to work. trump's now back in charge. it's not the doctors. they've kind of -- we have like a negotiated settlement. that in my mind was almost like -- you know, it was almost like trump getting the country back from the doctors. right? in the sense that what he now did was he's going to own the open up. >> leading off our discussion tonight, the two co-hosts and executive producers of showtime's "the circus." showtime's nichols and may of politics. alex wagner is a contributing your for the "the atlantic." john heileman, the host of the podcast

what does jared kushner not get? >> i just don't think he can relate to all of us across america who are suffering and consistently being hit with this virus. i think he just doesn't care actually. i heard him not care. he thinks it's a state problem. he thinks this is an issue that they don't want to own and they clearly continue to perpetuate that narrative. it's extremely offensive for him to go out there and make those comments about you may get it, it may not be that bad. it's very fortunate that these people sitting in the white house are doing okay and they have minor symptoms. i'm watching my hometown suffer right now. i'm watching the icus get overwhelmed. i'm watching them set up field hospitals. i have family members who are sick with covid right now. i don't take any of this lightly. >> i hope they're okay. as we said, across this country deaths are up 13% in one week and cases are surging at a much greater rate. hospitalizations are climbing. gloria, here's what dr. fauci said today when asked about the

where is jared? where is jared. we have to find him. he's never around too much. he doesn't want any accolades, but he has done something nobody else has done. he's leading peace in the middle east. without blood. [cheers and applause] good jared. he doesn't want to be outside. he's mr. inside, but he smart. but ivanka would be very happy just being at home with the kids but we have her working. you know who's making the speech today, the first lady who is out in pennsylvania. she's out in pennsylvania. people love our first lady. [cheers and applause] our first lady is doing a great job. i mean, she got the plague from china and so did i and so did my son. and he recovered and about 12 minutes. how are you feeling, barron. what is the problem? i don't know, the doctor told me. sir, your son has tested positive. and 12 seconds, how is he doing? he is all better. doc, did you give him one of those miracle cures? no, sir. hey, young kids have a strong immune system and nobody even knew it. get your children back to school. [cheers and applause] and the governor is a

his words, so i was condescending jared kushner the way that jared kushner was condescending black americansthought about that, i realized he needs to take responsibility for his words and hopefully he'll talk to understand and try to understand that what he -- that how what he said came off. but two, like hopefully he can learn from this. i'm not holding my breath on that, but hopefully he can learn. he can learn that the george floyd situation wasn't a situation, it was the death of a man caught on camera as someone, you know, held him down for minutes and minutes and minutes that we all saw. but one thing that happened over the summer along with the protests and the conversation with police brutality, people put up the black boxes on instagram and it was about listening to the black community about the problems, about systemic racism, about their lives and how they feel every single day in this country. it is clear that even though jared kushner apparently is having conversations with ice cube and maybe something will come of that, he is not listening to what people are saying in the stre

jared goff struggling tonight. the nevada native could not get into the groove. this was the back breaker for the rams and they just could not come back after that. >> we like jared goff all the time except when he plays with the 49ers, we are okay with that. >> a throw-back uniform, a lot of good mojo. all the legends would be here, they were here in card boards. really cool again. they would be here in person but obviously we can't do that anymore. >> our 49ers legend. the life of party tonight. the deejay tony-tone of santa rosa. we'll hear from them, what the players requested at the game. their favorite songs. >> i heard some roddy rich and da baby. >> look at your rap knowledge, i am impressed. >>> let's check in with the covid aspect with the neverthelenfl. that's our new normal now. a lot of teams have been hit. 16 had at least one person in the organization tested positive, in claucluding the ea and panthers and you can see the teams here. 49ers have tested negative so far. we have a lot coming your way. we'll check in with the players, jimmy g. and geor

but to hear jared kushner be so dismissive is not good the week before election day. wolf?> absolutely. all right, jamie, good reporting. thank you very much. we're also following? breaking news along the gulf coast, where hurricane zeta is making landfall right now across southeastern louisiana. it's a powerful storm with 110-mile-an-hour sustained winds. nearly a category 3. forecasters are warning of life-threatening storm surge, waves of up to 50 feet have been observed, just off the coast. also alarming, new orleans is in the storm's path. extremely dangerous hurricane conditions will spread from southeastern louisiana into mississippi tonight. we'll have much more on this coming up. also coming up, the anonymous administration insider who warned about president trump in a shocking op-ed in the "new york times" and later in a book reveals himself. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >

the president and in this case, jared kushner, said it out loud. you will hear for yourself when bob woodward joins us later in the program tonight. when the white house had just released this list of accomplishments, take a look on the science and technology front, as you can see, the top bullet reads ending the covid-19 pandemic. according to them, they are ending the pandemic. by the time the night was over, the data team at johns hopkins university had reported 73,240 new covid cases for the day, and 985 deaths. >> that's a bad position to be in. as we continue into the cool months of the fall and, soon, the cold months of the winter. we're starting seeing something going in the wrong direction. >> that's dr. anthony fauci, today, echoing his exact same, unheeded warning about going in the wrong direction, from before the last, big peak. and here is a fellow task force member, today, directly rebutting the president's repeated and false claim that our only problem is that we're testing too gosh darn much. >> it's not just a function of testing.

jared kushner said it himself. bob woodward joins us later tonight. the data came to johns hopkins university reported of 70,000 new covid-19 cases for the day and 985 deaths. >> that's a bad position to be in. as we continue into the cool months of the fall and soon cold months of the winter, we are starting to see something going in the wrong direction. >> that's dr. fauci heeded warning of going in the wrong direction. the peak was in 70,000 in july, we are much less in july but those are going up. those are real. we know deaths are increasing unfortunately. so we do assess that the cases are actually going up. hospitalizations and deaths are going up. >> the outlook is grim and i am quoting from it, we continue to see unrelenting communities spread in the upper midwest, wisconsin, more than 3800 new cases and a staggering 22% positivity rate. kansas officials, people in icu beds, governor there ordered flags flying half staff to honor the lives loss. indiana officials say they're seeing the highest number of people hospitalized since the pandemic

overconfident idiots is something that jared kushner is very intimately familiar with. >> that was a burn right there. that was some high level shade right there. alice, listen, i want to get your reaction to this moment. this is a moment the president called senator martha mcsally to the podium at his rally today. >> martha come up, just quick. fast, fast. come on, quick. you've got one minute. one minute. martha. they don't want to hear this, martha. come on, quick, quick, quick, quick, come on. >> okay. come on, don't say he was joking at a rally because if he was, he wasn't doing her any favors no? >> he spent a lot of time in arizona. he'll continue to dedicate resources and giving her his full support. i saw that. i thought it was not the greatest way to treat the senator in her state. but i didn't read too much into it. look, there's so much going on at these rallies, i know that they've certainly had a lot of conversations outside this rally, so i didn't read a whole lot into it other than there's lite of people he wanted to have on that stage and a lot of folks that wanted t

steven and jared are now in college. first—time voters.ere playing in their mississippi high—school band, and stephen was keen to support donald trump. i think some of his ideas are actually pretty great, and i think he actually can make america great again. after these four years of trump... i don't really support him that much. but now, stephen says trump has caused too much division on issues like race and the environment. donald trump, representing the country as a whole hasn't really been. . .you know, the best. you have someone like joe biden who's, you know, maybe not the best president, but i think he can represent america better than donald trump can. when we filmed four years ago, the band was off to washington to play at president trump's inauguration. even then, jared wasn't so sure. i don't like him. you're about to go and play for him! i know but, like... i'm forced to play. i like washington and ijust, i don't like him. you were never a fan, i could tell that when we met. now a student in the swing state of florida, jared is

and you know -- let's give jared kushner the benefit of the doubt. maybe he misspoke. quite understand the implications of the words that he was saying, but what that also says is that means he's not actually talking to that many black people. yes, he had that conversation with ice cube. but that means he isn't interacting with enough people who do not look like him or have the level of privilege that he does to really understand how his words can affect people. i feel like i'm getting all heated up way too early. but i think it is actually exemplary of the systemic racism in this country, which is the conversation we are trying to have, not necessarily accuse anyone of anything like that, but that we are trying to figure out how you rebuild this thing, this country, this america that has the potential to be great, as this administration wants it to be. you have to acknowledge that we are not all on the same playing field, and you have to acknowledge that maybe you sometimes mess up when you speak this way. >> i think it's also worth underscoring that it was not a geor

>> i think at that 45.50 or so >> let's bring in jared. great to get your take on a day like today what does bob swann need to do to help his company find his way. >> taking a step back, i want to hit on what guy was talking about, i do think the asp is a big problem. notebooks down 10% and data center, which is key and is the profit center for the company was down 14% part of that was an enterprise in government was down 40% year on year. but data is what investors are excited about. whether it's 5g, artificial intelligence, machine learning they were down 10% year on year. i think it will be 25% down year year on year in the december quarter. i think bob needs to right the ship and give a strategic direction of this company. >> manufacturing was a huge issue last quarter and it looks like it will be a huge issue this quarter bob swann was quoted as still having problems on the yield issue. standard bear when it came to manufacturing and this process and here it is now would it be good or bad if intel outsourced that for good >> at this p

. >> reporter: amanda and jared are longing for the holidays. both of them lost their fathers during the pandemic. a mere week' part. >> it's been incredibly hard mourning without our families. >> reporter: days after, ayman at that was h aymanda was hit in a motorcycle accident. >> i lost my primary job, and i had a lot of the stuff from my business basically dissolve. >> reporter: the two now anxious to travel home. >> his grandmother is 84 and has a lot of the health issues like diabetes. >>> but even planning a month ahead there's a wait. se same story in san francisco. eight days to get a test. data analysis shows in nearly the past month, covid testing in california has increased by nearly 200,000 more tests per week. but national consumer advocacy group cal per says that's not enough to catch cases. >> the government announced more tests coming online soon, and that's a good step forward. clearly we need more. >> reporter: the brown school of public health calculated the level of testing needed that would effectively suppress the virus is

you know, when i heard those woodward tapes from jared kushner, i thought to myself this is what jareder has been saying in meetings, this is how he has behaved. i have personally witnessed this kind of dialogue where jared himself felt like we were at war with everyone else and they did not want any responsibility on this response. and they purposely go out and they undermine dr. fauci, dr. birx and everyone who tries to speak the truth on this. so hearing hip say thm say that for the course and now you're seeing every play out. >> so the concern is there's a percentage of people who go to donald trump's rallies and get their news elsewhere who are believing this line, that the coronavirus thing is a media creation, it's a hoax, it's meant to bring donald trump down, meanwhile we're just dealing with numbers and facts. we had 98,000 new cases yesterday, 958 people reported died. what does it get the white house to get this wrong or to have wrong information out there? i don't really understand. i get that it whips up the crowd at a trump rally, but what else does it get them? >> it do

. >> reporter: amanda and jared are longing for the holidays. both of them lost their fathers during the pandemic. a mere week' part. >> it's been incredibly hard mourning without our families. >> reporter: days after, ayman at that was h aymanda was hit in a motorcycle accident. >> i lost my primary job, and i had a lot of the stuff from my business basically dissolve. >> reporter: the two now anxious to travel home. >> his grandmother is 84 and has a lot of the health issues like diabetes. >>> but even planning a month ahead there's a wait. se same story in san francisco. eight days to get a test. data analysis shows in nearly the past month, covid testing in california has increased by nearly 200,000 more tests per week. but national consumer advocacy group cal per says that's not enough to catch cases. >> the government announced more tests coming online soon, and that's a good step forward. clearly we need more. >> reporter: the brown school of public health calculated the level of testing needed that would effectively suppress the virus is

jared kushner saying trump was in charge, not the doctors. and they're claiming credit for ending the pandemic. >> yeah. and when jared kushner made those comments, only 40,000 americans had died. we've seen where we have come now, just a short time later. be the president is defying what his administration guidelines say by holding rallies but ignoring what his doctors say, as well. something he has insisted and it's never been accurate, there are more cases because there is more testing. his testing coordinator said that is not the case. it's because there are actually more cases. that is in addition to disputing what the chief of staff said about being able to control the pandemic. of course, it culminated with that press release from the white house, touting ending the pandemic as one of the president's accomplishments in his first term in office. and they later acknowledged that was a poorly worded statement. it wasn't just poorly worded, it was inaccurate. if you look at the numbers and see that 500,000 americans contracted coronavirus

melania trump hits the trail as her husband's campaign faces hit for what jared kushner said about black americans complaining. now a surge in coronavirus hospitalizations. another big city imposing a curfew. >>> sentencing day for the leader of an alleged sex cult accused of branding and brainwashing women. his jailhouse interview. why he says he's not the predat predator they say he is. >>> the shopping scams on the rise. how to protect yourself. >>> caught on camera on video, explosive evidence of just how dangerous batteries could be after you throw them out. >>> later, a real-life game of pac-man. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> aim andrew dymburt. kenneth is off. we begin with the historic white house event last night to swear in the new supreme court justice, amy coney barrett. a large crowd gathered but this time most people were wearing a mask and were socially distanced. >> it comes as the presidential campaign enters the final stretch. both candidates announcing more trips to swing states. joe biden is defending his smaller events saying he's being

his son-in-law, jared kushner, was on the airplane and on marine one, as well. to go home to their families and children. all those people who work at the white house, have to go home to families. and if the president is discouraging mask wearing and social distancing and all the precautions that would keep people from the likelihood, i should say, of people from getting the coronavirus, then he is putting more people at risk than just his staff. it has a ripple effect. thank you, both, gentlemen. i appreciate it. much, much more to come on our breaking news. the president of the united states in quarantine tonight waiting for covid test results after his closest white house aide, hope hicks, tests positive for the virus. want to eliminate odors without heavy, overwhelming scents? we get it. introducing febreze light. it eliminates odors... with no heavy perfumes... in light scents you'll love. new febreze light. vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks on day one we'll i

well, i want jared kushner to know. i think i got a pretty good idea what's best for me and my children. i can tell you this. it ain't in the policies of donald trump. i am hearing all these numbers they're coming out with, telling they're expecting to get 20% of black votes. i want to see a black man who can tell me they can reconcile president trump looking into mic and this president calling the first african-american a dog. and he called her a monster and you are going to vote for him? i am the father of three african-american women. i can't abide those kinds of insults coming from donald trump or insults coming from jared kushner telling me he knows what's best for me. >> seems like the president and a bunch of other republicans are going after senator harris, not only her gender but just her name. and mispronouncing it over and over again. i want to play it to viewers. this is a pattern here. >> by the way, you know who's further left and crazier than bernie? kamala. kamala, kamala. senator kamala harris is a spon

this is something jared kushner said to bob woodward on april 18th when more than 38,000 americans had already died from covid. listen. >> so, we're testing now. don't fall into the same trap that we fell into the first time. the states have to own the testing. the federal government should not own the testing. and the federal government should not own the rules. it's got to be up to the governors. that's the way the federalist system works. but the president is very smart with the way he works to say no, no, no, i own the opening because, again, the opening is going to be very popular. people want this country open. but if it opens in the wrong way, the question will be did the governors follow the guidelines we set out or not. >> wow, that's completely the opposite of what you hear in public, john harwood. it seems to sum up the trump administration perfectly. they want all the credit if things go well, none of the blame if they don't. >> don, it shows that jared kushner is cut from the same moral cloth as his father-in-law. he's sitting there gaming it out as to it can benefit the p

what are some of the responses you've heard following those comments by jared kushner yesterday? >> reporter: hey, it is so interesting. exactly what you heard earlier. i talked to a surrogate in columbus doubling down and dafd defending what jared kushner had to say. they're doing essentially get out the vote in a tichl me of c. they're giving out t-shirts, face masks, yard signs. try not to trip on anything. see the long line of people socially distant. the folks there in the cars. i want to introduce you to basheer jones. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. i truly appreciate it. >> this morning i was talking to a trump surrogate in columbus that doubled down on jared kushner's comments. >> for anyone to say that black people want to be successful, what we need to have in as america is a system that supports black people's successen stead of doing the opposite and stopping black people's success. >> when you heard that comment, what went through your mind? >> it touches your heart that we are in 2020 and people believe we are in this condition as a result of our

you see jared kushner. see hope hicks, dan scovino, stephen miller all getting on the marine one after the president gets on. no one wearing masks. they're getting into a confined space. a small confined space, and then going to air force one, which is a bigger confined space. you're saying every who has been in contact with hope hicks or in these situation should be quarantining right now? >> yeah, everyone should be k n quarantined now and i'll go further and say the speaker of the house should be protect in isolation now, because it doesn't violate the rules of physics now if both the president and vice president of the united states to get sick. and if the -- you know, the continuity of government requiring we have a clear leader here, and it's very possible that the president and vice president can both become sick right now. so i would limit activity for the speaker of house, make sure that she's really isolated and in a relatively sterile environment. >> what do you make of the president saying he an

i'm afraid of the impact of that repeal on people like jared. we're told you're following the ginsburg rule. in fact, during her confirmation hearing justice ginsburg answered subs stannive legal questions about matters that might come before the court such as the right to choose. yesterday you had one notable and selected departure from your interpretation of the ginsburg rule. when it comes to california versus texas, the republican challenge to the affordable care act, you repeatedly claimed that the deciding question in the question is severability, not the individual mandate. that's a legal opinion. but the court will only reach the severability question if it first finds eliminating the penalty for the original mandate rendered the original mandate unconstitutional, isn't that right? >> senator, what i meant by that is that even if the mandate is unconstitutional, severability -- if it is severable, then the statute would stand. so it's a mandate -- if the mandate is constitutional, yes, the law would stand, but i said the emphasis, and i'

jared kushner is basically saying the quiet part, out loud there.ntire calculation was about politics, it wasn't about people's lives. >> i mean, i think that's absolutely right, don. and, you know, keep in mind, let's turn back the clock and go to where we were during the pandemic when the president, first, came out with those guidelines that people should be social distancing. that, you know, whole portions of the country should shut down. you know, they made the calculation, inside the white house, and jared kushner said the quiet part out loud, as you said, when they essentially forced these governors to reopen in certain parts of the country. when they, essentially, bullied their way into some of these red states to make sure that their friendly, red-state governors reopened their economies. and, don, when you talk to advisers to the president, people inside the white house, people inside trump world, there are some who believe that the president made a pretty historic misca miscalculation, and that is, he thought if he could get the economy op

representative jared help and i know your focus. >>is on your constituents who are dealing with not only covid but also the fires in the north bay and also the smoke that has been sort of hovering over our region so a lot on your plate appreciate you taking a few minutes to discuss this important topic with us tonight. thanks for having me. thank you congressman. the president and first lady's covid-19 diagnosis is sending shock waves through capitol hill. >>lawmakers all wishing the president well but as raquel martin reports for us tonight. democrats say they hope the new sends a message to all americans to take the virus more seriously. >>members here are a lot more paranoid. >>than than they were this time yesterday missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver says capitol hill is in shock. can build up rain after waking up to news, the president and first lady tested positive for covid-19 is jumping up and down and celebrating my thoughts and prayers go out illinois republican congressman rodney davis contracted the virus in

and jared kushner makes clear that he's not going to own the virus, just the comeback part. this is very consistent with what we did know that they were doing at the time, which was trying to turn towards a critical reopening strategy. they believed that there would be public support for their position. there never was majority public support for minimizing the virus. but that is what they had chosen to do the entire year. remember, jared kushner also said at one point that the country would be really rocking by july. that also has not happened. and the viewers is not going to respond to any of the usual tools in the white house's kit. >> if you're counting, when jared kushner bragged about the situation takifrom the doctors,t was 187,000 deaths ago. i want to play what joe biden is saying, maggie. because it's an interesting contrast and i want your take on it. listen. >> i'm not running the false promise of being able to end this pandemic by flipping a switch. but what i can promise you is this. we will start on day one doing the right things and let science drive our deci

jared kushner. and hope hicks. leaving marine one at joint base andrews and, now, boarding air force one. again, in close contact with each other and the leader of the free world, the president of the united states. so, they will board. and then, after they fly to duluth, we'll show the president, in just moments, arriving at his rally. there he is, at his rally in duluth, last night. speaking to a crowd of people. as we know, from the reporting and if -- when the camera angle widens, the folks behind him, they put in masks that say massachusetts aga a maga and trump and what have you. but then, people in the audience, most of them, not wearing masks. the mask part behind him, all for show. people ask on social media, all the time, why are you guys saying no one is wearing masks? or people aren't wearing masks at the rally? because, most people at the rallies are not wear masks. they put the people behind them, they stage them, the ones who are wearing masks, or they give them masks, so that they can appear to be w

jared kushner says most of the cases are benign. most of the people in america do not have the access of care the president had. we have 15 cases and it will soon be down to zero. testing is fine. that was eight months to go. from the beginning to now. as dr. wen just said, the cdc tells us, do not go to your siblings or go back home for thanksgiving. don't do that. the president is inviting a couple hundreds of people onto the south lawn and it was a super spreader event. >> chief of staff meadows is not going to control the pandemic, it could be summarized in one word as "surrender." we'll try to contain it and looking at therapeutics and vaccines. he does not mention masks or social distancing or all the things that all americans can do and we know will save tens of thousands of lives just in the next couple of months. >> that's right. the trump administration has been pushing out this false choice between shutting everything down and being locked in a basement for months verses literally doing nothing. that's a false choice. we

. >> jared kushner. >> yeah. jared kushner was on the plane with hope hicks. and then, you know, jared kushner's married to his daughter. and they're together and with their children. i mean, it's just all so sad and unbelievable. mark, you know, can -- can we talk about the campaigns? okay. biden's campaign pulling the negative ads, while president trump is hospitalized. trump's campaign isn't doing that. should they? >> i think it'd be -- if i were advising the campaign, i'd -- i'd certainly ask the campaign to pull the ads. that's -- that's a very simple thing to do. i think it's the right move for the biden campaign. you know, i just think everybody should pause. you know, this -- we should -- at least for the very-near future, this should be about the health of our country, the health of our president. let's not make it political. can we just take 24 hours and -- and -- and pause? i mean, that's part of the problem is we don't know, exactly, this hasn't been a transparent administration. and this is where you start to pay the cost for that because you don

abby, i want your take on something jared kushner said.rump and jared kushner have been active in trying to woo the african-american vote. but what jared kushner said yesterday when he went on tv plays in one of the more demeaning tropes that's out there. >> one thing we've seen in a lot of black community, which is mostly democrat, is that president trump's policies are the policies that can help people break out of the problems that they're complaining about. but he can't want them to be successful more than they want to be successful. >> so says the child of privilege, abby, the white child of privilege. >> it's really an incredible comment. you can hear him effectively saying that black americans don't want to be successful because they're not voting for trump. which is a ridiculous statement on its face. but it's consending and i think at a time that the trump campaign is trying to claim that they are appealing to black voters and that they have an agenda for black voters, this idea that black people in this current just simply not --

. >> jared kushner. >> he was on the plane with hope hicks. and jared kushner is married to his daughter, they're together with their children. and it's just all so sad and unbelievable. mark, can we talk about the campaigns? biden's campaign pulling the negative ads while president trump is hospitalized. trump's campaign isn't doing that. should they? >> i think it would be -- if i was advising a campaign, i would ask them to pull the ads. that's a very simple thing to do, it's the right move for the biden campaign. i just think everybody should pause. at least for the very near future, this should be about the health of our country and our president. can we just take 24 hours and pause? so we can get a sense of what is happening with the president. and we don't know, it hasn't been a transparent administration, then you don't have the credibility. how do we believe the information from people saying it's only a mild case. are we supposed to trust them? the only thing we do know for a fact, when donald trump left the white house, he became an

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your cancer will be treated by jared kushner. neither of them have medical training whatsoever.es sarcasm takes over. in reality let's be honest. what's so egregious about that is it's under mining the specialized years of training that doctors and public health professionals and epidemiologist go through for years and dedicate their lives to admit themselves to taking care of people and it's rooted in data. it's just a tragedy to hear comments like that. and go back to thanksgiving. it's not the year. this is the covid-19 year 2020. i know people want to spend time with loved ones. do so in small gatherings with your household. share recipes online. do things virtually. 2020 is going to be that write off year. >> zoom party is a fun party. by the way, the doctors that jared wanted to save the country from saved his father-in-law. >> what a shock. >> there you go. >> still ahead. republicans are already laying the ground work for the election to be decided it the court. instead of at the poll. how are democrats going to fight back? that's next. s going to fight back that's next.

jared kushner? >> i think today is another great example of what is possible when you have strong and smart american leadership in the middle east and throughout the world. for those who follow the history of this conflict, the significance of this cannot be overstated enough. you had a situation in 1967, the arab league met in sudan and in khartoum. they have the declaration, what became known as the three no's for the arab league, no peace, no recognition, no negotiation. now, we have peace, recognition, negotiation for even more peace. this is a tremendous acceleration of the turning point that president trump has been able to accomplish in the region. i do really believe that we are seeing this pickup more and more. we have more countries that will be making peace with israel. we are confident that the israeli-palestinian conflict will be resolved as well. i do think that will allow us to focus on reducing extremism and terrorism, and also reducing anti-semitism throughout the world. both of tho

not good for jared goff, not good homecoming for him. threw an interception in the third quarter just when you thought the rams were going to come back. interception to -- >> jason verrett, huge play. >> not good for novato native jared goff, cal alum. been with the rams since 2016. >> big night for 49ers defense and offense. jimmy g. >> really about coming into the game, could feel in the locker room throughout the week, different mindset that everyone had. last couple of weeks before this, no one liked that feeling. wasn't who we are as team. this week just got back on track. >> tells you a lot about a team, personality and culture and really the soul of a team, how they respond to losing streak. 49ers looked terrible last couple of weeks. tonight they bounced back. i think ticked off, played with chip on their shoulder and proved they were pretty good team tonight. >> they come back, they need momentum. tough road trip coming up, patriots next week, then the seattle seahawks. >> lot coming up. terry and anush sha, back to you. we're g

we found out that ivanka and jared kushner or negative. will be found at the republican you know the chair of the committee yet that she came back positive so that's how it is going to go all morning long the best thing to do is stay tuned to kron 4 just keep the tv on as you get ready this morning or even as you're working just put us on the other computer on kron 4 dot com you can download the app and of khan ongoing in the background that way you can stay up on this why are trying to keep up on that which is your job and carrying on today. >>all right now let's get a check of the weather and the traffic as well we'll start in the weather center. john good morning, good morning guys keeping the hazy forecast around today as well as the heat across the bay area berkeley skies, hazy that's not fog, you're looking at but rather smoke. >>from wildfires continuing to settle down into the bay. the worst of air quality as you'd expect is around nearby the glass rest of the bay area little not fairing too much better very port support conditions

and then to hear jared kushner -- i mean, i don't want to play the whole thing, because it's long. he says that the president, they want to be done with the pain and the panic. they want to move on to the reopening. this is in april, okay? no time to move on from the pain and the panic we were just beginning to crest the first wave. and he says -- i'll quote it, but the president also is very smart politically with the way he did that fight with the governors, to basically say, no, no, no, no, i own the opening, because, again, the opening is going to be very popular. they just are on a different planet. just a political planet. and not listening, obviously, to their own task force. >> i think what you really see there is everything is through the lens of getting re-elected. everything is political. that there is no kind of ability for them to step back and say we need to be good stewards to this country and actually look at where the science is, where the scientists are. this was behind the scenes, before, often, the president, now we see in public is tussling with dr. anthony fau

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[applause] jared, how is the middle east coming along? coming along good? we signed the united arab emirates, mohammad, one of the most respected warriors in the middle east and bahrain and we have other countries lined up. even the new york times said it's incredible. i can't believe it. i said no way. i'm sure that person was fired, no they're not going to fire him. they said it's incredible. this guy has done a great job. he wants no claim, he just wants to do what he wants to do. and also worked on israel, the capital of jerusalem with our embassy, great job and he has no weight problem. how do you stay so skinny. biden vowed to terminate our travel plans by seven 100% he wants to let them come in and i want to pay our respects to president macron of france because you saw what happened over there yesterday. what a horrible thing. radical islamic terrorism. i saw a lot in california, armenian. there great people, great business people too. when i just left there were so many armenians with the beautiful flag and were working on some things. you have gre

jared kushner's suggestion that the president played the pandemic to political advantage.he didn't want to own the fight, leave that the governors but he wanted to own reopenings. so he would get the upside but none of the downside. >> completely. that was validated by people i was speaking to at the white house at the time. that was their strategy. i talk to these people still. they told me their strategy was get the president as far away from it as possible. stick it on the governors. when things start getting better again, claim it for the re-election. that's not hyperbole or my cliff notes. >> that's what jared kushner said on tape and miles taylor. thank you for coming on and answering the questions. i appreciate you taking the opportunity. >> chris, thanks for having me. >> all right. anonymous no more, miles taylor. forget about it. a lot of this plays into the intrigue about kushner that i mentioned last. miles taylor learned about what the president's motivations are are no more telling than what his own son-in-law said about why they ignored the pandemic and what