jason miller, welcome back to "meet the press." we should note, the white house would not provide a doctor or senior official to offer an update on the president's condition, so jason, i hope you are prepared to do that. so, let me start with this -- have you spoken to the president in the last 24 hours, and if so, what is his condition? >> i have, chuck. and good morning. thank you for having me on. i spoke with the president yesterday afternoon, and he's in very good spirits. both bill stepien, the campaign manager, and i, spent about a half hour on the phone with the president, going through all the updates on what's going on with the campaign. and really, the president said a couple of things. number one, that he's going to defeat this virus, that as a nation, we're going to defeat this virus, and our campaign is going to defeat this virus. and once he gets out of the hospital, he's ready to get back to the campaign trail. he sounded pretty energetic. he said something else i thought was important, too, chuck, and that was to be

my guests this morning, senior adviser to the trump campaign jason miller. dr. nahid va della from boston university. plus debate fallout -- >> vote now. make sure you in fact let people know, we're senators. >> i'm not going to answer that question. >> why would you not answer that question? >> the radical left -- >> will you shut up, man? >> the president's relentless of joe biden. >> he graduated the lowest or second lowest in the class. don't ever use the word smart for me. >> and struggle to make up ground. >> unbalanced. >> and big shift towards biden in our new "the wall street journal" poll. >>> joining me now former homeland security jay johnson, journalist peggy noon an e. rich lawrie from "the national review" and former white house communications director jennifer kaymer. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> if there's any good news to come from the un settling news the president of the united states has been i

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lou: jason miller great to have you with us. thank you so much. we look forward to talking again soon. joe biden fbi director ron ray shared the same wrong views about antifa, is that a coincidence, we take it up with judicial watch tom fitton, we be lou: president trump giving us the "lou dobbs tonight" quotation of the day, here is the president last night in his duel would joe biden about brainpower. >> did you use the word smart? so you said you went to delaware state but you forgot the name of the college, you did not go to delaware state, you graduated you to the lowest or almost lowest in your class, don't ever use the word smart with me. don't ever use that word. there is nothing smart about you joe, 47 years you have done nothing. lou: the president also condemning the radical left organization antifa and the danger it represents for america and american security, biden denied antifa is an organization and a group, parroting the words of fbi director ron ray saying antifa is an idea not an organization no matter how organized they are. jo

i thought jason miller made a little bit of news today. he indicated the president is not going to go in and hector joe biden like he did last time. he will let him talk in the hopes biden will incriminate, disqualify himself. do you expect a different strategy by the president in this debate? >> yes, i have talked to members of team trump. they think it would be in his best interests to back off and give joe biden time to explain why he won't say whether he will pack the supreme court. do the candidates use each individual day something to show a contrast point, and in the case of biden more evidence to make it a referenda on donald trump? i think each individual day and how they play out will be almost as important as the debate itself. it will dominate the coverage friday and saturday, but in the 13 days how they handle those will have a big impact. we have not had a normal campaign with months and months of these two people on the campaign trail. chris: we have to take a break here. but when we come whack, the debate d when we come bac

joining us now trump campaign senior advisor jason miller. son, i want to start with the president's comments last night in michigan about the state's governor gretchen whitmer great here they are. >> you got to get your governor to open up your state. lock them all up. chris: gretchen whitmer was the target of an alleged plot to kidnap her, tweeted this is exactly the rhetoric that is put me, my family and other government officials lives in danger. does the president have any regret about what he said about governor gretchen whitmer and then joining the chant and lock corrupt. >> not at all, the fact of the matter is many residents of michigan are frustrated with the governor and they want to see the state open up in the swift to condemn the anarchist and the radical that was released by the democratic governor of delaware who was threatening governor gretchen whitmer, i'm glad president trump's d.o.j. was able to get the psychopaths and put them away but the fact of the matter is, people in michigan want to get their state open backup they

as far as what we can expect on the hunter biden, "new york post" story here is what jason miller suggested we might hear on that. >> if the moderator doesn't bring it up you are safe to assume the president will. these are real simple questions that joe biden needs to answer to the american public and keep in mind this is also supposed to be a debate on foreign policy. if joe biden can't answer these real simple questions you know he is running from something. >> sandra: does it behoove the president to press joe biden on that on the debate stage? >> yeah. first of all i love talking about milk shakes but i'm not running for president. you are right. i think again the strategy needs to be a little more tailored than it was the last debate. he should not go after hunter biden's cocaine's habits or anything personal. he needs to keep focused on the issue, the "new york post" story and influence peddling. joe biden answers questions on milk shakes but neither he or his campaign have disputed the authenticity of what was in the "new york post." trump should press it ton debate stage if the tra

we begin tonight with jason miller. thank you for being here, jason, good to have you here tonight. the first question is what's your response to the canceling of this debate and is it a missed opportunity? i want to quote, this is joe biden's reaction and the campaign said it's shameful that donald trump docked the only debate in which the voters get to ask the question but it's no surprise. >> this is pretty rich coming from the biden campaign but the over all commission is what happens when the swamp strikes back. be clear, president trump is ready to debate joe biden anytime and anyplace, but we need to do it in person. we can do it in the virtual nonsense where joe biden can be reading off the teleprompter in his basement and president trump is at the whim of the debate commission where they can turn have his microphone like we did in 2016 or cut him completely and like i would not run it past him. great story showing the anti-trump leanings of both sides of the aisle on the debate commission. pretty clear where they stack up at the fact they went and canceled this next debate,

jason miller is with us. thanks for taking the time.st of all, why did the president leave the hospital for this publicity stunt? >> ana, thank you very much for having me here this evening. good to be back on cnn. couple of things i want to tell you. i want to tell you about two conversations with the president. one about 15 hours and one yesterday. when i had a lengthy conversation with him yesterday he said two more things. number one, we're going to defeat this virus. he's going to defeat it. we're going to defeat it as a country and go win this campaign. he said another thing i found important. he said be careful. wash your hands, use hand sanitizer. if you can't socially distance, wear a mask. be careful. very important message from the president. >> okay. let me stop you there. back to my original question, which was about the publicity stunt of him getting in this vehicle, is that him being careful putting ezekiel elliott members at risk when he has the coronavirus and is apparently very infectious given his symptoms? >> ana, wh

he told both of you that no one was wearing a mask. >> we had jason miller on the program this morningthe president was encouraging people to wear masks in that phone call he had with jason that was reported earlier. what other activity are we expecting from the president today? he had a stream of phone calls yesterday and we saw that video he released last night. >> reporter: he did. he spoke with senator majority leader mitch mcconnell who reiterated the president was in good spirits. the white house has made clear that the president is still working and still in charge. yesterday they released photos of the president behind the desk. the president wanted to address the american people himself after that press conference with his medical team, telling the american people he's on the road to recovery, though he said he's not out of the woods just yet. the president said the real test will be over the next few days. he could be back at the white house as early as tomorrow. >> the headline from the president's doctors, they say he continues to improve. he's being treated with steroids a

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that seemed to be what jason miller was saying. where do we go from here for the rest of the 30-some-odd days before the vote? >> you're not seeing any course correction from the campaign. you're seeing other entities like the commission on presidential debates mandating people who come and watch the vice presidential debate have to wear a mask. we saw the president's family take their masks off when they entered the debate. now the commission is making an end to that. whether there's other entities that decide to take a different course as a result of this. but they seem to be projecting strength, the president is going to beat this, which, of course, they should be saying. but instead of saying you should exercise caution, it's more about this beating the virus and coming back stronger than ever. but no, the other side of it, this is a reason to be more careful. it's his own supporters. that's at the core of this. it's making sure the people that support the president the most are safe. there doesn't seem to be a willingness to d

joining me right now is senior advisor jason miller. jason, great to have you this morning.ing us. what about that? if it's only two weeks from his diagnosis of covid-19, is it too soon for the president to go on that debate stage, jason? >> maria, good morning. sounds like joe biden's trying to weasel his way out of a debate here. if president trump is clear and a he's healthy and he's ready to go then of course we're pushing forward. the president fully plans on being there next week, ready to rock. vice president pence will debate this evening in the vp debate where a lot of of folks were very impressed with vice president pence four years ago when he really wiped out tim cane. that was a pretty impressive performance. no, president trump's feeling much better, i spoke with him last night. we're going to make sure we take this smartly as far as his recovery goes and he'll be ready for next week. maria: so tell us about the strategy, jason. how does the president intend to campaign while still in the white house with covid-19? how has this diagnosis changed the president's

jason miller, amanda, is a trump campaign senior adviser.asing a town hall next week, on the night trump was supposed to debate joe biden. this is what he said on fox. >> we're actually going to be on multiple networks, at the same time. it hasn't been announced, yet. but i can give you that tease. you'll actually be able to go to multiple channels, and see the president. and so, we're going to have a much bigger audience than joe. >> okay. so, here is the interesting thing. so, he doesn't want to do a virtual debate with joe biden. but it's okay for him to do a remote debate with whatever he wants. why is that a waste of time? the other one. and this one isn't? >> well, number one, let's just acknowledge it should make everybody's skin crawl to hear jason miller speak and it's embarrassing that networks like fox continue to put him on the air for a variety of reasons. but, number two, donald trump doesn't want to have a debate. he wants an open-mic night and he keeps finding people who will give it to him. that's what i don't understand. th

you heard my discussion with jason miller from the trump team, the calendar is getting thin.only one more possibility between trump and biden on the national stage? >> i think so, it is worth it for the country to have two more presidential debates. and to have both of the candidates after the debate last week which was really a terrible debate, almost embarrassing. it was embarrassing. so classic and typical of this moment in our policy to have a debate about whether to have a debate. let's have a debate. that's the best way for the public to decide who to vote for and frankly, because the polls seem to favor vice president biden right now, i think the president has an interest in having two more debates. >> bill: they think something fishy is going on, what do you make of that when you make a unilateral decision at sunrise the morning after a 50 million watch the vice presidential debate. >> i would be surprised if this was part of a conspiracy by the commission from what i know about them. they are a bipartisan group, last time the chairman was a longtime republican, so i

on fox news yesterday, campaign aide jason miller responded to the governor's comments. [video clip] jason: this is absolutely horrendous that anyone would be conspiring to commit such a crime and to put another american, especially someone who elected official, in harm's way like this pure i'm glad have such good law enforcement. we stand by our law enforcement to make sure they can stop things like this. but i have to say, bill, these are some pretty shameful comments from governor whitmer. bill: how so? jason: how we can go from a moment of unity to attacking president trump, i think is completely ridiculous. if we want to talk about hatred, the governor whitmer, go look in the mirror. the fact that she wakes up every day with such hatred in her heart toward president trump, and president trump is the one out there condemning these radical groups, whether they be on the right or they be on the left. we saw it two weeks ago when he was in atlanta, introducing his platinum plan, his contract with black america, where he labeled the kkk and antifa terrorist groups. we saw

time campaign advisor jason miller says he thinks trump will give joe biden a little bit more time to explain himself on the issues how might that work. well if he's smart he will. be now here's here here's the big question so it's going to be. there is the night right the 22nd and everybody now they're saying we're going to see a new donald trump we're going to see larry remember this race a kinder gentler national trial. he's got a pivot he's gonna not interrupt he's gonna be 9th and he's going to. be kind to them i'm. not going to argue. with big remember after drop was elected they said he's going to pivot from what he was during the campaign to what he when he was president he never did he hasn't changed in the last 4 years. if he's smart i think he will do that but i don't think it's realistic to expect donald trump to change. overnight he can't i don't think he can do it so. i know that's what his advisors are covering him i think when he gets on the stage it's going to be the same with. what he then all of for in november 3rd oh that turnout what what's your expectation possib

two people who are sitting in that small room, who currently are negative are rudy giuliani and jason miller. stephen miller was negative five times until he was positive today. let's hope that the former mayor and jason mayor remains negative. based on what we have seen could change unfortunately. >> why will the white house still not answering the simple question. it is not the white house. why won't the president allow his doctors or anyone at the white house to answer this simplest question. when did the president last test negative? the most obvious reason would be a, he's been positive longer than they claimed or he has not been testing everyday at all like the white house claiming and endangering people for a longer period of time. is there some other explanation? >> there really is no other explanation besides the way you preface that question. the president is only allowing his doctors revealing to the public what he wants people to know about it. what we are not learning are things and items that the president does not want out there. there is a concern they are not telling the pub

they may have to take additional measures. jason miller, one of the top people, this is something thatplications. this is something that has wide-ranging applications. you are white house correspondent, give us insight into what kind of testing regime there is in and out of the white house. of testing regime there is in and out of the white houselj can tell you, from our perspective, we get tested every day. we go to the white house with the rapid tests which will get you results back in about 15 minutes. seem more invasive tests which takes more time to find results. it's what test hope hicks has being administered is unclear, they will be going through multiple rounds of testing as they try to figure out the extent of this outbreak and whether the president and the first lady are positive and negative. releasing the presidential schedule for tomorrow, pretty packed and ready busy. we're not quite sure how this supposed quarantine is. the latest indications we have, pointing out the story as we speak, it's the president schedule, no changes announced by the white house. it's not clear

jason miller joining us.sure to join us a week from now on november 4th, the day after the election. we're going to be breaking down tuesday's historic election results. we'll start at 5:00 a.m. eastern. we hope you'll be up and ready with us as we parse through all the details. all eyes on big tech this morning, top ceos within tech facing tough questions from the senate on the hill. we've got the chairman of the committee giving us a preview. chairman senator roger wicker will be here next hour with a lot more on the tech hearing. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. i'm still discovering what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on

jason miller, the communications aide on the president's reelection campaign, saying publicly that he is fully expecting the president to want to get back out on the campaign trail, and to want to hold future rallies. shery: kevin cirilli with the latest. it is time for first word headlines. >> republican leader mitch mcconnell says the fast track for the scheduled supreme court pick not be affected by the presidents hospitalization. he says work will go ahead with a hearing anticipated next week and vote before the election. democrats say that any vote should be held after adding that several senators in the chamber have covid-19. coronavirus numbers around the world are bringing new restrictions. voters will be ordered to close from tuesday. plans tol de blasio shut schools and businesses in nine parts of brooklyn and queens. u.k. reports a surge in new covid-19 cases. meanwhile, the australian government wants state leaders to raise spending on infrastructure to create jobs and to revive the economy. the finance minister says that all levels must drive the recovery. will present th

the trump campaign senior aide, jason miller, said that trump would get back on the campaign the fiven made -- he made the surprise drive-by with reporters yesterday. he was in a hermetically sealed suv with his secret service aids, and even though they were wearing masks and ppe, at least one walter reed doctor said that he posed an unnecessary risk to those agents by exposing them to covid. i think itw, contributes to this picture of chaos around trump. whether or not he tried to use this illness as a way of educating people, he pivots and he starts talking about the dangers of the on this and what we should be doing and uses it as an opportunity to educate the public -- we will say. francine: thank you very much. let's get to first word news with leigh-ann gerrans. leigh-ann: the global number of confirmed coronavirus infections has topped 35 million. the daily number of u.k. cases stored yesterday after a reporting glitch -- soared yesterday after reporting glitch , twice as many as saturday. the majority of those cases were previously unannounced cases from the week four. now afp

jason miller tweeted this about the president. when he visited patients at walter reed he wore a mask and he said joe biden is finished before the mask. how did this mask wearing which is common sense in close spaces, ever get so political? >> i think it's unfortunate that it's gotten political. we have seen joe biden in several occasions like last night at the town hall he was not wearing a mask. during the month of september he was talking to reporters not wearing a mask. the president made it clear. he said wear the mask. it's patriotic to wear the mask. i know for my family it's important. it's a person choice of americans. if you don't use social distancing wearing a mask is important. this pandemic is tricky and inciduous. you know the white house. you have worked there. tight quarters. it's tough. to know it spread so quickly, what we sunday that the president has been focussed on day 1 in in whole federal government approach working with the private sector to make sure that our state and local governments have the resource

jason miller is trump's campaign, senior adviser.he night trump was supposed to debate joe biden, this was what he said on fox. >> we are going to be on multiple networks and at the same time it has not been announced yet. you can go to multiple channels and see the president. we'll have much bigger audience than joe. here is the interesting thing. he does not want to do a virtual debate with joe biden but it is okay for him to do a remote debate with whatever he wants. why is that waste of time? and this one is not? >> it is embarrassing that fox continues to put him on the air for a variety of reasons. donald trump does not want to have a debate. he wants an open mic night. he keeps on finding people who'll give it to him. that's what i don't understand. that's when he can talk without any push back and no follow-up. what happened to the presidential debate? why did the commission did not say well, donald trump is not going to show up, we'll still hold him. i don't understand why joe biden walked away from it, too. when donald trum

that's a stark contrast and one you'll see this week. >> sandra: more from jason miller on "fox newsy" over the weekend talking about the president's strategy and what we might see when it comes to question on court packing for joe biden. listen. >> i do think that president trump will give joe biden more room to explain himself on some of these issues. whether it's are you the chairman and big guy in the emails? do you support packing the court? the president will want to hear joe biden's answer. >> sandra: tell us more about the strategy there. how will the president press joe biden to a place where he potentially has to answer that question before election day? >> we certainly hope joe biden gets asked by the press. we know his traveling press corps when they ask a question regarding emails or anything joe biden yells at them. the only question he wants to answer is what kind of ice cream flavor he got. if you want to try to undermine an entire third of the federal government by court packing the same way the venezuela regime does joe biden should be pressed on that. we hope the d

the key is what jason miller brought up.dent realizes he has got to let joe biden finish because joe biden can often be his worst enemy. listen. >> i wish we were spending a lot more time going into foreign policy president trump has peace deal is he able to point to. when you talk about style and approach, i do think that president trump will give joe biden a little bit more room to explain himself on some of these issues. whether it is are you the chairman? are you the big guy as we have seen articulated in these emails? do you support packing the court? i think the president is going to want to hear joe biden's answer on some of these and definitely give him all the time packing the court get it on thursday. brian: one thing mike pence did great tactic in the riles you r. if the moderator decides to move on and have you something to say you say okay. i will answer that question but, jewels to what joe biden just said. i'm going to finish that up that topic that moderator cannot stop you from going back and finish up that

jason miller told cnn that donald trump has never received a penny from egypt. >> was there a discussion to get to the bottom of this by subpoenaing the president's financial records? >> this one of the more interesting things that multiple sources told us that last year as recently as last year, the federal prosecutors in washington were pushing for the president's records to be subpoenaed, and the issue went to jesse liu and she decided to reject the subpoena request and then liu decided to meet the subpoena, and interestingly, she did not close the case, and the justice department was told by the senior justice official for this reporting that, quote, the case was first looked at by the council investigakoucounsel who case and then the united investigainve attorney's office who did not bring the case. >> so there were never any leaks about this, and how did they keep it secret? >> wolf, very few details came out and they never mentioned it in the mueller report and listed in 11 cases that mueller transferred to the prosecutors when it ended but the entry was redacted and the only indi

jason miller said, quote, president trump has never received a penny from egypt. >> there's a lot therea lot more. let's go through what else is here. whether there's discussions of trying to get to the bottom of this by subpoenaing the president's financial records? >> reporter: there was. multiple sources tell us last year federal prosecutors here in washington proposed pushing for the president's financial records, the decision went to the then u.s. attorney who, after weeks of looking over the records, decided to reject the subpoena request. sources told us lou decided there wasn't enough to meet the standard for the subpoena but she did not close the case. by the way, the justice department, we reached out to them, a senior justice official told cnn in response to this reporting, quote, the case was first looked at by the special counsel investigators who failed to bring a case and then it was looked at through career prosecutors who also were unable to bring a case. based on the recommendations of the fbi and those career prosecutors, michael sherwin closed the case in july. >> th

jason miller tweeting that luntz said the same thing back there 2016. of course, president trump won. so here to respond is frank luntz. frank, i read your piece. i understood what you talked about. you were looking at the hunter biden closing argument as probably not the best one. >> absolutely not the best one. that's the issue. donald trump is still in this race. donald trump can still be re-elected. the question is what the is he going to say tomorrow night? is he going to come with his a game or say things that voters don't care about. i'll ask you a question. if you lost your job, what do you care about more? economic policy or hunter biden's laptop? if you have gotten sick from covid, what concerns you more? what matters to you more? i don't understand why they're so focussed on hunter biden when there's so many better issues that the public cares about. this is about the american people. this is not about donald trump or about joe biden. when donald trump says in 2016, i will be your voice. i will be your voice. it's the best line of the campaig

. >> we should know that jason miller the president's senior adviser at the campaign complimented norahlook at the questions he claims so unfair. before i roll the tape, we should note leslie stahl fact-checked his answers to these questions and he lied or dodged and that is not on her but him. >> are you ready for some tough questions? >> should be. it's "60 minutes" he is the president up for re-election in the middle of a pandemic and the troubled economy. >> why do you want this job again? >> that is a basic one and essential one for a presidential candidate or really any job. haven't you been asked that question? i know that i have. >> let me ask you what think your biggest domestic priority is for you right now. >> that is an important question. it's also an obvious one. except his answer was a lie. he claimed he led the greatest economy even before the pandemic which stahl fact checked him on. >> and who is our biggest foreign adversary? >> he answered china. pretty straightforward question there and timing given the timely interference against the u.s. election. then the topic t

his campaign manager jason miller predicted they beat biden in a metric that really as we all know seriouslyatters to the president. we are talking television ratings. but that's not what happened. tell us more. >> this was a shock to people at abc and nbc and the biden campaign. there was an assumption trump would be ahead. the biden had 14 million viewers. the trump town hall were not able to surpass that even though it was on three different channels. you see bind ahead of trump. is that fatigue? tim alberta quoted a trump supporter. loose, i love the president, even i'm tired of the president. i wish he wouldn't be out in front. the idea of trump fatigue is real and might be slowing up in the ratings. >> the president today is tweeting an attack against the moderator at this week's kristen welker who is an excellent journalist, calling her, according to president terrible and unfair. what was your reaction? >> this is the best and worst example of him working the reps ahead of time. he does this for every event. he is working to get favorable treatment. i think it's a good sign he says h

jason miller, one of the senior advisers calling the commission a bunch of creatures from the swamp. they are insisting that the commission not change the rules ahead of the next debate. wolf, they wouldn't say definitively if president trump would participate if the commission doesn't back plan to change those rules. >> we'll see what happens on that front. ryan nobles, thanks very much. let's get to more of the dangerous failure of the white house to unequivocalably assure voters president trump condemns white supremacy. listen to the exchange between kaitlan collins and white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. >> proud boys or people who consider to be member of the group give show is so antisemitic, anti-immigrant views. they are a despicable group by pretty much anyone's standards. when the president was asked about him and you say he denounced them, that's what you're insisting he did on the debate stage, if that's the case, why are they celebrating what the president said on the debate stage in front of millions of people. >> i don't speak for that group, so i'm not sure

president trump's senior campaign adviser, jason miller, tweeted this: hearing at debates consideringnother new unilateral rules change, banning any questions to sleepy joe biden about foreign corruption and how much money is being set aside for the, quote, big guy. the debate commission this week also decided to mute the microphones of each candidate for two minutes while their opponents talk. the american people, by the way, say big tech has far too much influence over what they see online. this follows the blackout imposed by twitter, facebook and other social media and big tech platforms after "the new york post" reported, broke the story of the biden scandal. and a new poll finds that 76% of voters believe social media companies have too much influence. and that is about the same level of support to, well, against, against social media when republican, democrat or independent. well, joining us tonight is congressman jim jordan. he's the ranking member of the house judiciary committee, the house oversight committee, great american. congressman, great to have you with us. >> thank

show, "fox news sunday" is coming up, chris wallace will talk to trump campaign senior advisor jason miller in an exclusive interview with indiann advisor pete buttigieg, that'll coming up at 2:00 p.m. leland: both were good interviews. the biggest police force is seen a spike in retirement, why so many officers say they are leaving nypd and how the state is going to deal with that, what is happening with the crime in new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (boy reading) ♪ find the nonpartisan facts behind the real stories at usafacts.org ♪ leland: details about the kidnapped michigan governor gretchen whitmer, several new photos, group chats showed the conspirators training in discussing different plans of action, one member saying the fear will be manifested through bullets, those chats included anti-police conversations with two of the men talking about killing a former cop in maine for a woman whose uncle owed her inheritance money, see how that is connected next. 14 men have been charged in connection to the plot. gillian: nypd seen in 87% jump of retirement for the slashed year, the city council there

room with potus, governor christie, kellyanne conway, stephen miller, all covid positive while jason miller tested negative. rudy giuliani negative. said thisnnell also in an unfortunate irony even the seriousness of covid cases. this happened to be adjacent to the white house medical unit office for the first family care on the ground floor. torren, are you leaning anyway? how did today's debate affect your view? >> i was leaning more one-way than the other prior to their presidential debate but after the president of the bay, i started to be more on the fence. after seeing this debate, it felt more like a refreshing glass of water with how both candidates were talking to each other or debating each other. it is good to recognize that we are, in the end, all americans. we had our distention, our flaws and i think we should also look whateveraddition to policies are, what is a dealbreaker and what is not. i won't go into it myself. i don't represent to it -- represent everyone in the nation. i feel a lot of the questions that were asked that both sides did not properly address should firstn

the trump campaign senior adviser jason miller said that the president will answer questions from undecidedoters on multiple networks. as of right now, the third debate is scheduled to take place, and it will happen in person. >> let's get some thoughts from cnn political analyst margaret talev now, editor for axios. good to have you. i want to read you something from the former chairman of the ccc. he told "the new york times" in seven decades of televised debates, this is the first debate to be cancelled. the loser is the american voter. and he said -- i mean, that's the exact line that was in -- that we were talking about and heard so much from people after the first debate. of what value is this second debate and the loss of it? >> so, christi, you're saying it's a lose/lose proposition. i mean, this is the problem. debates only work if everybody who's involved in them plays by the same rules that they agreed to. so, when a debate turns into like a trolling sort of situation or a spectacle, you are getting some of the -- you know, you're getting information as a voter. but it's not like

chris wallace will speak to trump campaign advisor jason miller and biden campaign advisor pete buttigiegr inviting us into your home tonight, that's it for this addition of special report. fair, balanced, still unafraid, it's been quite a week. "the story" guest hosted by jon scott starts right now. >> thank you. good evening, i'm jon scott in for martha maccallum, this is "the story," the president is on the trail in georgia tonight, we will bring you there as soon as the event gets underway. at this hour, joe biden is in battleground michigan with a focus on health care, president trump won that the state by a razor-thin margin but biden currently holds a comfortable advantage by seven points, let's listen into the former vice president. >> she said violence doesn't reflect who the so her son is ie natids

it was jason miller that went after the debate commissioned by the way, it's not biden pier they wentfter the debate commission and saying these people are permanent swamp monsters. for someone who's been around a while, like me, i say frank run stud debate commission committee with the national republican chairman in the 1980s. you're going after fellow republicans. >> tells me come a day can that they have to change the rules for trump. it is not like this would happen if trump were not the nominee. they're not going to have mute buttons in 2024 and onward. it looks like it is trump targeted. >> of course it is trump targeted, but this role change could help trump help himself. because he will focus on the most important issues, the economy. talk about the deregulation and the tax cuts and the leveling of the playing field for corporations. talk about the wealth gap and inequality starting to shrink, something that did not happen under biden and obama. talk about lower and middle income folks finally sharing in the wealth, helpful income going up the worst last year at the fastest p