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trillion euros altogether of the recovery will finally have an impact and i do expect again -- joe: a littlereaking news out of the fed that says it is considering extending constraints on bank dividends and buybacks. earlier in the crisis with the stress test, they did impose rules on the way the banks can give back money to shareholders in terms of making sure the banks had fortified balance sheets and so forth so it will announce its decision on a possible extension of those limits. , i want to guest pick up on something, the fiscal integration. that seems to be the difference between this crisis and the last crisis, the willingness to engage in more cyclical policy. do you expect this vehicle will be a one-off or will fiscal expansion to contract downturn -- counteract downturn, will that be a more permanent part of the euro area policy? there's no going back from this commitment. it will bebe issues, perhaps incomplete, but there is no turning back. actually that you will become one of the largest, if not the largest issuer in the market. this will in itself create a market. and policye

joe biden announcing just a little while ago that sidney mccain, the widow of the late john mccain isaign. give us the latest, arlette. what are you learning? >> reporter: wolf, joe biden made a little bit of a surprise announcement during a fund-raiser tonight when he said cindy mccain, the widow of john mccain would soon be endorsing him. he told donors he was going to jump on a zoom call with cindy mccain and pointed to those comments from president trump that were reported first in "the atlantic." biden said this was one of the reasons cindy mccain would be endorsing him. we asked the campaign for clarification about when the endorsement might be coming, but biden did make that announcement during a fund-raiser. cindy mccain did appear during the democratic convention. she narrated a video. of course president trump and john mccain had also had some issues between the two of them. you'll remember that when president trump was running for president, he suggested that john mccain was not a war hero because he was captured. you've heard the president express frustration with mccain e

it keeps t addingo the narrative, so i think joe biden has little choice but to say that. emphasis is slightly who is doing the silent majority type message that in richard nixon rn in theate 1960's, saying all these people out there on the streets, and in nixon's case it was the hippies and the like, but i know that you people out there, the quiet, silent majory, really want law and order. you can see the different tactics, strategy behind that. we will see how tt plays out on november 3. ros: very relevant to what happens in november is facebook, because people get information through i politics and lots besides. facebook announced it will stop running political adverts in the week before the election, the argument being this will alloal facebook to with any false claims or misinformation in political and take them down before election day. facebook is also promisiel to more actmoderate content. here's mark zuckerberg. >> if people post content that is broadly trying to delegitimize the outcome of the election, like saying things like voting by mail will definitely lead

a little late, joe. a few weeks ago joe said he absolutely wants to redirect funds away from police. for months, he didn't have a single nice thing to say about any of the brave men and women that put their lives on the line daily. that's police. around the country that protect and serve. very difficult circumstances. 99% of good cops. biden's campaign staffers actually donated to a fund that helped get rioters out of jail. he promises they will have a no bond policy, no bail policy, just like new york. kamala harris actually promoted this idiotic fund. now all of a sudden it backtracking 63 days before the election. joe and kamala are attempting an election time conversion. not because they really care about the violence and destruction. instead for them it's all about the polls. look at this, according to pew, the ongoing riots are now a top 2020 concern for all americans. it should be. meanwhile, brand-new emerson poll shows that trump and biden are in a statistical dead heat. the president closing th

done joe biden started to gain momentum which is interject and kind of throw him off balance joe biden was a little bit low energy today anyway feel like he was able he had some genuine moments where he was able to connect with the american voter and look into the camera and talk to them directly and i think that that was good i think that if you're a truck voter you thought wow he's really tough and he's handling things and if you're a biden supporter you thought he was a little low energy but he said a lot of important things that matter to regular american people or i am is you were following this debate at a republican viewing party how how was it received by trump's supporters there. well they applauded a lot of lofts they kind of like to do when he bullied over joe biden to widen had some problems and really kind of get his thoughts together and this is when when he was really lofted it's here at this trump watch party in milwaukee wisconsin but rebecca and stacey we also talked to some people here who told us they came here and still were a little undecided but they just were not convinced a

done joe biden started to gain momentum which is interject and kind of throw him off balance joe biden was a little bit low energy today anyway feel like he was able he had some genuine moments where he was able to connect with the american voter and look into the camera and talk to them directly and i think that that was good i think that if you're a truck voter you thought wow he's really tough and he's handling things and if you're a biden supporter you thought he was a little low energy but he said a lot of important things that matter to regular american people or i am is you were following this debate at a republican viewing party how how was it received by supporters there. well they applauded him a lot of kind of like to do when he bullied over joe biden to avoid and had some problems and really kind of get his thoughts together and this is when he was really loft it's here. trump watch party in milwaukee wisconsin but rebecca and stacey also talked to some people here who told us they came here and still were a little undecided but they just were not convinced about the energy joe biden pu

i do think the expectations for joe will be a little bit lower. i think if he makes it the expectations will be lower. i'm so glad it's happening and i'm thrilled to watch it. i'm running out of things to watch but the code is it so important is happening and i think he will be great but i just so people can listen and watch with more of an open mind and we seem to be a lid do anything now. wragg all right walter bring us home. joe doesn't the moderator he might just miss. >> first of all i'm a little surprised by the location of the debate. sent an auditorium associated with the cleveland clinic which means that somebody wants to be near an emergency room afterwards. i'm not sure, the age of americans presidential candidates has got to be a problem and at this point i want heart monitor readouts by both and you know you could hold it in the critical care unit in fact. i'm not looking forward to the debate because i'm going to probably publicize myself by life tweeting it and that's a way to get yourself in trouble with both sides. i think both si

i do think the expectations for joe will be a little bit lower. i think if he makes it the expectations will be lower. i'm so glad it's happening and i'm thrilled to watch it. i'm running out of things to watch but the code is it so important is happening and i think he will be great but i just so people can listen and watch with more of an open mind and we seem to be a lid do anything now. wragg all right walter bring us home. joe doesn't the moderator he might just miss. >> first of all i'm a little surprised by the location of the debate. sent an auditorium associated with the cleveland clinic which means that somebody wants to be near an emergency room afterwards. i'm not sure, the age of americans presidential candidates has got to be a problem and at this point i want heart monitor readouts by both and you know you could hold it in the critical care unit in fact. i'm not looking forward to the debate because i'm going to probably publicize myself by life tweeting it and that's a way to get yourself in trouble with both sides. i think both si

a little more than you expected wasn't it? can you make it, joe? home, sit down again with your pencil and paper and see if you can work it out. did i say home? her folks are swell, but a fellow would like to spend a little time alone with his wife after three and a half years of community living in barracks and foxholes. joe may no longer be a private, but his budget is one thing he would like to keep that way. particularly when he sees stuff like this coming along. and joe, yours isn't the only family doubling up. there are lots more like yours. what lots more to come. you nothing like a nice june wedding with orange blossoms, bridesmaids and a very special ring. but today there's something you have to take care of before choosing a ring. it used to be fun, but even the exuberance of youth can't change the fact that the situation today is tough. we've had a time with housing while you are gone. building materials and labor went to war. the materials that you have gone into houses like this were going into houses like this window glass, roofing, st

did you ever see sleepy joe with little circles? puts them very far away. so far away. and then he comes up with a mask. he's like 100 yards from the nearest human being. he's got a mask. he feels good about the mask. i wonder, in the debate, it'll be him and i on the stage. is he going to walk in with a mask? i'll be honest. he feels good about it. he feels good about the mask and that's okay. you know it, whatever makes you feel good. he feels good. he feels good. i mean, honestly. what the hell did he spend all that money on the plastic surgery he's going to cover it up? seriously, the whole deal. i think he will come in with a mask. i don't know. i have no idea. the question is will he leave it on during the debate. it's a little hard. we are making a speech in the nearest person is like where you are in year on the stage all by yourself and then he had a habit of taking it off and it hangs down on his gear as he is speaking. he feels comfortable. it makes them feel comfortable. you know honestly whatever makes you feel good is okay with me. but it will be interesti

trying to study some of those possible lines of attack that could come from joe biden. a littleit later today we'll hear from joe biden when he speaks to a conference of mayor. one of his final appearances heading into that debate on tuesday. >> yeah, should be fascinating to watch. thank you so much. good to see you. >>> i want to show you now a live picture of the supreme court in washington. today, the president is beginning his push to get a third justice on the court. and our next guest writes this -- no issue is more pivotal in considering a supreme court candidates view to when to overturn a case she considers wrongly decided. in a series of law article reviews, she would not hesitate to jettison decisions with which she disagrees. ruth marcus, the write every for the washington post who wrote that is with us now as we await the president's, we believe, decision to nominate amy coney barrett. ruth, thank you so much for being with us. appreciate your time here. going back to what you wrote about those articles there, what is in the law reviews that you read that concerns

i do think the expectations for joe will be a little bit lower.he makes it the expectations will be lower. i'm so glad it's happening and i'm thrilled to watch it. i'm running out of things to watch but the code is it so important is happening and i think he will be great but i just so people can listen and watch with more of an open mind and we seem to be a lid do anything now. wragg all right walter bring us home. joe doesn't the moderator he might just miss. >> first of all i'm a little surprised by the location of the debate. sent an auditorium associated with the cleveland clinic which means that somebody wants to be near an emergency room afterwards. i'm not sure, the age of americans presidential candidates has got to be a problem and at this point i want heart monitor readouts by both and you know you could hold it in the critical care unit in fact. i'm not looking forward to the debate because i'm going to probably publicize myself by life tweeting it and that's a way to get yourself in trouble with both sides. i think both sides have dec

been about an issue so near and dear to the hearts of so many tens of millions, including my little family. in joe, you actually have a candidate who supports taxpayer funding of abortion all the way up to the moment of birth. and president donald trump is the most pro-life president in american history. that's your choice. [applause] when you look at their agenda, at least when they're talking about it, as i watched their convention, i didn't hear much about their agenda. they spent most of their time attacking america and attacking america's president. didn't they. but when you look at their agenda, it's clear. joe biden will be nothing more than a trojan horse for the radical left. the choice in this election has never been clearer. men and women of ohio, stakes have never been higher. ohio's always played an outsized role in presidential politics. you did in 2016. you will again in 2020. and know you take that to heart. [applause] joe biden said democracy is on the ballot. i think our economic recovery is on the ballot. i think law and order are on the ballot. but i also think there are things

we get into the question about what happened in 2016 versus now, why so little media attention to joe biden, also changing his position. four years ago he demanded a vote for barack obama's nominee and now he says let's hold off on voting, the next president, whoever wins the election should decide and yet that gets very little media attention. >> the fact that we're talking about it, i don't agree. i certainly saw it throughout the media. i think one of the reasons it gets little attention is joe biden's not in the senate and not voting, wasn't then, isn't now. to jedediah's point, if you have to follow the process, well, in 2016 they didn't follow the process. senator mitch mcconnell's process as he said was to block everything that barack obama was going to put forth and try and do and obviously that included trying to get merrick garland on the court. with regard to packing the court, honestly, i'm a liberal, i'm a democrat but i would like a fair court. liberals and conservatives. and six-three is not. i wouldn't want six-three liberal either. adding a couple seats to make it six

. >> sean: it's a wonder that joe did so little to improve the country.e spent nearly five decades in the swamp, the sewer that we call washington, d.c., as the president pointed out, also numerous times tonight. let's take a look. >> i've done more in 47 months -- i've done more than you've done in 47 years. we've done things that you never even thought of. >> sean: instead of actually helping americans, yep, 47 years, joe biden was busy lining the pockets of his own family. in spite of him denying it, he is wrong. that includes zero experience hunter biden, and as we have learned this week, we got russian oligarchs, we got ukrainian oligarchs, russian nationals, chinese nationals, ukrainian nationals who, yeah, all in business. we have wire transfers, millions of dollars from ukrainian russian oligarchs, shopping sprees courtesy of china. people connected to the communist party of china and of course the $1.5 billion deal with the bank of china. but he denied it all. not true. >> trade deficit with mexico. >> no wonder, your son goes in and he takes out

joe, we did get a barometer earlier today with those retail sales numbers, which i guess were a littleit of a disappointment it joe: they came in below expectations. this is a glass half-full, glass half empty sort of thing. the deceleration, little bit below expectations. a little ominous. on the other hand, retail sales are v. if you're looking for some aspect of the economy, that is a v-shaped economy. that is a v right there. from one perspective, that is extremely impressive chart reckitt. caroline: what else is impressive is not only retail but the homebuilder optimism. area ofnues to be this support for the u.s. economy, as we see record low rate near zero till 2023 at the fed, that means record low mortgage offerings at the bank. feedhis is continuing to into the optimism surrounding building houses, buying houses and we see homebuilder optimism hitting a record when you got that number out of the u.s. homebuilder confidence index rising to 83. versus 78 last month. joe: super impressive housing and retail, two fht pillars -- two of the pillars of this recovery. i want to bring

donald trump seems to be suggesting, from time to time, that we should be testing a little bit less. joe biden is on the side of more. donald trump is on the side of producing a vaccine as fast as is humanly possible. with the the public wants is a vaccine that is effective, even more than that, fast. the issue is not with what trump is doing, it's with what trump is saying. and, in joe biden's case, the issue isn't what he's saying, it's what he proposes to do, which is really not that much different then donald trump. semantics matters in this election campaign. i hate to say this, neil, but semantics is going to decide who the next president is. >> neil: that's very interesting. you could twist it another way. right, frank? you could all of a sudden say -- and i don't think this was joe biden's intention -- to be suspicious of a vaccine if one does, before the election. is he all but warning the american people, "don't take it, this has been rush out for political purpose?" i'm sure it wasn't his intent, i'll give him the benefit of the doubt, but he is telling those who might support

and dear to the -- so near and dear to the hearts of so many tens of millions, including my little family. in joeiden, you actually have a candidate who supports taxpayer funding of abortion all the way up to the moment of birth. audience: boo! vice president pence: and president donald trump is the most pro-life president in american history. that's your choice. [applause] when you look at their agenda, at least when they're talking about it, as i watched their convention, i didn't hear much about their agenda. they spent most of their time attacking america and attacking america's president. didn't they. but when you look at their agenda, it's clear. joe biden will be nothing more than a trojan horse for the radical left. the choice in this election has never been clearer. men and women of ohio, stakes have never been higher. ohio's always played an outsized role in presidential politics. you did in 2016. you will again in 2020. and know you take that to heart. [applause] joe biden said democracy is on the ballot. i think our economic recovery is on the ballot. i think law and order are on the

that's a little bit of the behind the scenes and what we see with joe biden and the debate prep. last couple of days he's taken a little bit of time away from the trail doing virtual events. a lot of that time and focus has been spent on what's going to happen tuesday night. >> that's one of the big questions. you bring up the word fact check, the term fact check, shall i say? one of the major questions is should joe biden be fact checking the president or should he talk about what he is going to do differently and talk about the president's failures especially when it comes to coronavirus. thank you so much, deepa. i want to get into this with my next guest who knows a thing or two about preparing for presidential debates. in fact, he played the role of donald trump when hillary clinton was getting ready for this back in 2016. now in a new washington post article he tells us what biden can expect. i'm talking about philippe reinus. thanks so much for joining us on this. that must have been the role of a lifetime for you. >> a friend of mine said that i had been preparing for it m

he has an increasing support from the hispanic vote with a little challenging suburban areas. joe biden is making a little inroad into seniors. this is a dead heat in florida, very hard-fought, it will be very close. viewers are showing map of florida as you are talking. where are the counties? guest: duvall county is in the northern part of the state. when you look at florida, generally speaking people feel the north is more conservative. there is truth to that. the center of the state, the i-4 corridor from orlando to tampa is more of a battleground area. miami-dade,a, with broward, and southeastern florida is more liberal. if you look at it more closely, in north florida it is the panhandle, the western part that is the most conservative. if you look at those counties, like your pensacola is and out west, you will see strong support for donald trump. northeast florida, there is duvall county. we are talking about to fall county. it is a big urban city. the last time donald trump took duvall county high 6000 votes. that was a surprise to many people, that republicans here can ha

yes send that joe biden and his campaign already started that because- just a little while agogo at the abiding campaign released at joe biden's a tax return as for l. last year which showed that- joe biden had it paid. nearly three hundred thousand dollars in federal income tax they also published at the tax returns of and his running mate comelec harris as so and that will definitely come up in this debate tonight joe biden. really gettiting a huge ammunition from that in your times of reporting and he's been really a cruising on that theme- leading up to this debate so there's no reason why he wouldn't use it at tonight. as joe biden also probably will as you said it tackett donald trumum foror his handling o of e corona virus because he knows thatat a majority of americans disapprove of the presisident's hahandling of the corona v virus and thehe corona virus. iss goig to bee onene of the six official themes ever at tonight's debate one thing that joe biden is worried about he's seen acid be calm at the collected a candndidate but he has said himself publicly he's inn a knowledge. a

host: what was your reaction when joe biden essentially disowned the green deal? caller: i will say i am a little to the left on joe for this issue, so i was not too thrilled. but i do think joe's plan is much better than anything trump could have ever tried to propose. he does not even believe in the scientists that are telling us what is happening with the climate. proposing is much better than what we are currently left with, which is a climate disaster. host: elizabeth in highland home, alabama calling in on our support president trump line. trump, but joeor biden and the democrats are not for the people. this got that thing -- given all the democrat races and not worrying about the economy. there are a lot of people that they need to think about. he signed that thing for the people, the people need it. i am still for trump because he has got nothing to do with the death of all these people from this covid. in.: thank you for calling bj and little rock, arkansas on the support joe biden line. please go ahead. caller: i wanted to say that this debate tonight was rather sad for the united state

win reelection but this time around it is a race trump made lose and let's be clear this has little to do with joe biden how did we get to this point. you discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest ameesha prost in washington she is a democratic strategist and political analyst and in los angeles we grossly joe collins he is a g.o.p. congressional candidate in california's 43rd district or across up rules in effect that means you can jump anytime you want and i was appreciated ok traditionally i go to the person i got up early it's for this program as joe in los angeles welcome to the program joe and i hope i have a nice hot cup of coffee to keep you company donald trump's in trouble in the polls and one here in looking at the candidates the of joe biden which i have to say white honestly i can't imagine how it inspires anyone so obviously this is getting down to being a referendum on the tram time terms of time in office was that a fair characterization a referendum less than an election. i know i would. i think so in a reason why is because he was down in the polls whenever he running into eve

you're making a little exception go ahead jump in joe you make me of her you saw it in there we're going to use mrs krause analogy i mean like she said that the coronavirus move differently outside and i suggest that we open up all the states but if we're going to use science to justify. proving that mass is actually kind of dangerous to people when they were in 24 seventh's which makes wearing masks you know appropriate as well but i mean we're going to we can go back to california or gavin newsom is about to release 18000 prisoners of mass effect of prisoners the mass in prison but i mean when it comes to issues like rise matter how it was there for training as well as black on black crime in america i think that we as leaders have right now we have to get in the black eyes matter movement to find out what is the painting to the people who figure out some type of resolution we know was painting to the people on black on black crime is a misnomer again 87 percent of crime white community by white people there's black on black crime there's also white on white crime and i was born and ra

you're making a little exception go ahead jump in joe you make me have heard you saw it in there we're going to use mrs krause analogy i mean like she said that the coronavirus move differently outside and i suggest that we open up all the states but if we're going to use science to justify mass proving that we're mass is actually kind of dangerous to people when they were in 24 seventh's which makes wearing masks you know appropriate as well but i mean we're going to we can go back to california or gavin newsom is about to release 18000 prisoners of mass effect of prisoners the mass in prison but i mean when it comes to issues like rise matter how was there for training as well as black on black crime in america i think that we as leaders have a year from now if there's one time we have to get a breath of the black lives matter movement to find out what is the painting to the people who figure out some type resolution we know was painting to the people on black on black crime is a misnomer again and the center part. a crime in my community because i'm going to buy white projects out t

hang on here ♪ >> all right there you go dance a little joe come on. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there heone even more awkward, biden started dancing to the youtube ad right after it. ♪ >> jimmy: just don't dance just don't -- that's all right everyone is talking about trump and biden but there's tons of important local elections happening, too, and a lot of states will be voting on whether or not to legalize weed yep. montana, new jersey, south dakota all have voters who are pro weed and also voters who want no weed they raise good points let me show you. in montana team no weed says drugs are for fools ranching is cool but team pro weed says oh, man cool ranch sounds so good right now. in new jersey, team no weed says fuhgedaboutit team pro weed says i forgoddaboudit finally in south dakota team no weed says, what would our forefathers on mount rushmore think? team pro weed says probably thinking why don't we have butts carved in the back of the mountain make sure you register to vote well, this isn't good. chuck e cheese is facing some financial trouble and they're now trying to destro

. >> well, katy, the first order of business after joe biden touched down nearby at milwaukee a little over an hour ago was to meet with jacob blake, sr., with jacob blake jr.'s siblings as well as several members of his legal team at the airport. that meeting just wrapped up within the last ten minutes or so. we just got word he's on his way to the church behind me. you can see some of the folks lined up. we believe those might be some of the participants at what the campaign is calling a community conversation. now, in terms of what we're going to see there, my understanding is it's going to look a little like what joe biden did just after george floyd's killing when we saw some of the violence in minneapolis that spread quickly to other cities. biden went to a local church in wilmington, delaware, where he did more listening to talking. there were community leaders, faith leaders as part of that discussion, and then he delivered some remarks at the end. after a week in which we saw joe biden really bring in some heat to the president, trying to take on this idea of a law and order c

joe biden is a little bit behind. and alex, we talked about this yesterday, this is a huge concern for democrats. hillary clinton won this state very easily in 2016. so the fact that these numbers are so close should be a concern for them. kamala harris was actually asked about it when she dropped by in miami this week. take a listen to what she said about the close polling. >> we have to earn the vote of each person. we have not telling anyone that they're supposed to vote for us. it is because they believe in the policies that we prioritize. >> reporter: so, you see there, alex, kamala harris acknowledging they're trying to earn every single vote and part of the outreach has come just yesterday where the biden campaign released a number of spanish language ads in florida as well. and it is interesting because the focus of the ads is about attacking trump on how he's handled the pandemic. and when you look at some of the rhetoric from joe biden and kamala harris, they're focusing on this coronavirus lens, when it com

all right. >> joe biden having a little trouble during his campaign to her after the debate with thep hitting some key states and attacking trump over what happened last night. >> what i tried to do last night, i tried to speak directly into the camera to the american people. the president of the united states conducting himself the way he did, i think was just a national embarrassment. >> asper president trump, he's in minnesota for a campaign rally later tonight. greg. i rode down the questions that joe was asked immediately when he began his train to her by the media. question one, what did you learn last night? question two, would you consider canceling the rest of the debates, number three, what are your fear about the president a posthumous rhetoric and number four, are you going a little too far to the center and have you spoken with aoc about this? >> isn't it weird how biden -- like what biden says and what the media covers is exactly the same? they are mimicking and mirroring each other. he's a disgrace, he's a disgrace, they all sound the same. i'm glad he's hitting the ra

names, were disrespectful. >> i don't know if anybody really won, but i came away with a little more respect for joe biden. >> i think i'm still pretty undecided. >> it would maybe edge me a little more towards biden, but not much. >> did you learn anything? >> anything new? no. >> you condition figure out how they get from a to z when they're just yelling at each other. >> be civil and don't go off on a tan gent. >> would you watch another debate? >> i don't know. that was tough. >> what would you like to see in the next presidential debate? >> a mute button on the microphones. >> reporter: yeah, a mute button. one of the concerns they had going in with joe biden was his age, mental acuity. they felt he did pretty well on that, but not on the issues. they just didn't feel, as you said, chuck, like they learned anything, that they got anywhere, and they are questioning whether or not there should be another debate. but they really think if there is, the rules have got to change. chuck? >> chris jansing in ohio. that was some fascinating responses there, as well. i'm starting to see a consensus forme

former vice president joe biden saying little on the campaign trail, but agrees republicans should hold off until november. >> we're in the middle of an election. they should wait. >> the president said she waiting until the weekend to announce his nominee out of respect for justice be gwinnett who will justice ginsburg. >>> today is national voter registration day, and twitter rolled out their largest push yet to encourage americans to cast their ballots in the upcoming election. twitter put out a prompt in every user's timeline today to register or confirm that they are registered to vote. and all daters will have an emoji for hash tag vote ready to keep people talking about being registered voters. facebook says that they've also helped register two and a half million people to vote so far this year, across their social media platform. that surfaces the 2 million registrations they logged in 2016 and again in 2018. they say that their goal is to register more than 4 million people. >>> and the san jose shark announced the morning that the s.a.p. center in san jose will be used as a b

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dance a little bit, joe, come on. i tell you what, if i had the talent of any one of these people i'd be elected president by acclamation. >> tucker: hold on here, says joe biden. not clear if joe biden speaks spanish but if he did he would know the lyrics include this. "i want to breathe your neck slowly. let me tell you things in your ears." question one of joe biden's favorite songs. that was more authentic no one elizabeth warren discovered beer and her husband, remember? >> hold on a sec, i'm going to get me a o beer. hey! my husband is now in here. do you want to bear? >> i will pass on a beer for n now. >> [indiscernible]. >> tucker: fall cyst thing that's ever happened in human history? close, but the prize goes to the democratic party's grand master of falseness, the great gospel singer hillary clinton. >> i don't feel no ways tired. i've come too far from where i started from. nobody told me that the road would be easy. >> tucker: she is just sick and tired of being sick and tired. d preach it, or! anything.

other debates where joe biden was trying to deflect a little bit. >> those are the worst moments for e biden when he was asked a question and answer, the idea of having more than 9 justices on the supreme court, if joe biden doesn't have support from any major law enforcement group that is concerning, that definitely was biden's lowest moment. for the president he didn't get much of a chance to talk about the economy. the moderator and joe biden kept him focused on other issues and he was counterpunching and counterattacking and bickering with biden or than getting a positive message about the last four years and that is why so many people came out of the debate disappointed. they didn't hear much about positive results and positive plans, the mature one. the material want to lead us away from the controversial communication style that joe biden out there, more than trump insulted him. we don't have an adult in the room despite their senior age. when it comes to the american people and undecided voters looking for someone to lead the nation in a calm collected way, the reaction from p

now, we're going to see joe biden a little bit later today taking a little bit of a break from that debate prep. he's expected to do over the coming days. he will be addressing a conference of the nation's mayors. and one thing we'll be looking to see is whether he talks about the supreme court vacancy just hours before the president is expected to name judge amy coney barrett as his supreme court pick. biden for the most part has kind of stayed away from talking about this vacancy. instead he has been talking about health care, trying to frame this campaign as a critical one relating to health care as we get closer to the november election. marty and christy? >> arlette saenz. great information to know, thank you so much, arlette. >>> this morning president trump begins his push to get a third justice on the supreme court. the president intends to nominate a name we've heard a lot this morning, conservative judge amy coney barrett to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg. barrett is currently a federal appeals court judge and a former clerk for justice antonin scalia. the power to confirm b

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has no control over that and apart from that you know we have these and minority groups not just little in joe while many other minority groups are being disbarred from participating not just dining as candidates but even voting so this isn't a democracy in any sense a form that you and i would understand and then you know the breaststroke to the media as oh journalists have been to you and to national observers are not permitted and the bizarre thing is that this is all being funded by the european union who has poured in hundreds of millions of euros to ensure that my myanmar continues on that path but nothing like this is actually happening at the moment as in you say there is no democracy there have been calls for a boycott so this election do you support that there i think that unless myanmar is a minority all minority groups to participate in the election not just to vote but also to participate as candidates and that includes the enjoy being expanded to bangladesh and i believe that the european union along with the united states state department should withdraw all funding from myanmar

joe biden's agenda would a little also be a nightmare for pennsylvania seniors.r hands. do we have any seniors? look how few raised their hands i can see some -- we're proud of them, right? for years biden tried to cut social security and medicare. you know that? he wants to go you know what's going happen they're going to go with socialize medicine -- remember obama what he said -- and by the way, obama knew all about this scam. he knew all about this cue he knew all about spying on my campaign. he knew everything. somebody said, well we can't go you know they have been told. [chanting] remember, i said they were spying on my campaign a long time ago the internet blew up. how dare he say that. how he dare turn out and it was the cue because i got in. now they said all right he got in. we couldn't stop -- >> president trump campaign rally in middletown, pennsylvania, live that's it for the "fox report" you can continue to watch the full rally on fox news.com. jesse watters picks up coverage here on "watters world" thanks for watching. i'll see you again, tomorrow

fact, the head of the naacp, begged him not to come but here is how the media spun biden's little daytrip. >> joe biden is coming here to kenosha, wisconsin, with a message of healing. >> today the former vice president focused on a different battleground, wisconsin, trying to promote healing in kenosha. >> joe biden in kenosha, he wants to fight for the soul of the nation and that is precisely what he is trying to do. >> tammy: at wow, amazing. from what i saw, he was more doom and division then hope and healing, take a look. >> he said there are very fine people on both sides, no president has ever said anything like that. the generic point i'm making is it legitimizes a dark side of human nature. >> tammy: that is a lie, that has been debunked, the president never said that, he was directly and immediately repudiated and white supremacists but joe biden continues to mention that, but joining me now is steve cortez, trump 2020 senior advisor and chris hahn, former aide to chuck schumer and host of the aggressive progressive podcast. welcome aboard, thanks for joining me. obviously the american

here's how the media spun biden's little daytrip. >> joe biden is coming here to kenosha, wisconsin, with a message of healing. >> tammy>> focusing on a differt battleground permitting healing and kenosha. >> joe biden and kenosha, he wants to fight for the soul of this nation and that's precisely what he is trying to do. >> tammy: wow, really, amazing from what i saw biden was more doom and evasion then hope and healing. take aing, look. >> these are very fine people on both sides. no president has said anything likeen that. the jerry point i'm making is it the legitimizes. it legitimizes a dark side of human nature. >> tammy: that, by the way, a light and that's been debunked. the president never said it and he was directly and immediately repudiated and white supremacists but s joe biden continued to mention that. joining me now, steve cortez, trump 2020 senior advisor and chris hahn, former aide to senator chuck schumer. we'll forgive them part of that of the progressive podcast. okay, welcome aboard. obviously, steve, the mic and people can make theic determination and how these

just in the south where the prominence of african-american voters has always fought to give joe biden a little bit of an advantage given he was so closely associated with the baca, but he wanted amy klobuchar substate, elizabeth warren's home state, and i think that it's partly because democratic voters understood who they were being told to vote for him to the party signaled this is the candidate you want. joe biden doesn't call himself a moderate. hhe was asked in april, 2019 before he got into the campaign whether he was a moderate and he saisaid to the effect i wish thi had been called a moderate. it would have been easier to get elected. joe joe biden uses the word joe biden does not. since the primary, since that super tuesday when instead of following the usual pattern and moving back towards the center and trying to frame his pitch for a general election, joe biden has been moving further and further to the left, saying things that are actually rather extraordinary. he called for, quote, revolutionary institutional changes that i was on a podcast with andrew yang and in the same podcas

as much as the trump campaign thinks it does, but the simple fact is that it was -- that joe biden was a littleipating that this was something that he would have to respond to. and i actually think that his statements have been pretty good on this stuff, he is condemning violence. he is not using the language that the trump campaign wants him to use, nor is donald trump using the language that the biden campaign says he should use. so where we are is that this has been one of the most stable races in modern memory, the lead has been remarkably stable, donald trump's base has been remarkably stable, and i really think at this point the only thing that we can plan on really shaking the numbers in a significant way are the debates. because the convention did not do it. >> bret: the other news that was a part of the slide is the vaccine talk and whether there will be a vaccine at the end of november or october beginning in november, here is the white house and tony fauci, kimberly. >> dr. fauci said there was no pressure that i've seen to move quickly, the president wants to break through regulator

funded by the congress they won't lend it out because they can they're not sure if these joe baca donuts with his little coffee shop is really worth investing in right the only time you see. buyers purchasing items above market price is with. in a mafia scam to launder money you know to discuss the this is money laundering yes essentially the it's a classic money laundering it conforms to the basics of money laundering if and in a court of law this went to jury they would be convicted for money laundering and i quickly i know we're running over time but i do want to say that critically the fed isn't buying these bonds directly but on the 2nd do. market so when they overpay they're lining the pockets of the investors in corporate bonds like hedge funds and institutional investors like pimco big banks who handle transactions as the primary dealers and corporate bonds also make out blackrock the asset manager giant that manages these purchases on the behalf of the fed is likely getting at a taste of centrally every while wall street is getting rich from the fed over paying for bonds right it's money launde

so talk to me a little bit about what you saw last night. in a few words, how would you describe joeght and in a few words how would you describe president trump? >> very simple, it was as if i was watching the sequel, grumpy old man go to washington. next debate possibly we should, i don't know, have judge judy moderate to keep them in line. i was disappointed with both of them. one of the most important, key attributes of any leader is you need to be a good listener. whether you agree or disagree with someone, you need to be willing and humble enough to listen to the people across the table. that's the only way we are going to get this nation back on track, by having humility and compassion, realizing we all have one goal in mind and that is to live a life that we feel is right. we need to make sure that our leaders in washington, d.c., are listening not only to us, the voters, but they need to listen to each other. >> martha: you served in operation enduring freedom and also in the ohio army national guard for 20 years. so thank you for your service, first of all. if you had to vo

little trump and joe biden exchanging insults on interrupting each other in the 1st presidential election debate before november's vote was a tissue of fact that's been described as messy and chaotic. listen respectfully to each other's opinions i'm not here to call others lies everybody knows he's a liar never use the word smart with me ever use that word give me because you know what there's nothing smart about you joe would you she was. your number 2 he's poodles poppy i'll get my child back if you were interruptions i am appealing to you sir to do it here well frankly you. but in doing more interrupting that sort of right but he does plenty well let's. just show us for a minute why do you do it over the last 25 years not because i'm going to do it because you are president things up you are a senator and the worst president is america is ever. to get any word with this clown directly matter since you know now that we're not we're done. although the struggle to get a word in edgeways he did manage to god that by telling to a number of pressing topics among them the pandemic economy rac

joe biden. all those, you know. host: robert, we are having a little trouble. a reminder to viewers, turn down the volume on your tv and if you are on your speakerphone on your mobile phone, take it off speaker, it makes for a cleaner sound. judith, georgia on our support joe biden line. caller: hip. -- hi. i wish someone had asked trump if it is true that melania would not move into the white house until all the toilets were exchanged, and i have a second question. , interestinguse declaring war? the leader of north korea or what? those are my two questions. host: that is judith in georgia. catherine is next in eureka, california and she is on our support president trump line. caller: hi. host: how was tonight's debate for you? caller: i support president trump 100%. i think biden has had a lot of years to do what he says he's going to do >> he has been completely the opposite in his policies the previous years so i do not trust him. i do not like him. i host: am all for trump. host:-- i am all for trump. host: what are some of the issues of concern for you? c

little bit more militant. he met with the police, but joe biden met with all community leaders, including members of the police force. so, i think that you see that what the president was doing was essentially trying to stir the pot, rally his base a little bit. and what joe biden was trying to do was quite different, sort of calm things down in kenosha. >> i want to play just a few of those moments because they really are these starkly different messages. let's just take a listen to what we've heard over the last couple of days. >> kenosha's been ravaged by anti-police and anti-american riots. >> i think what has been unleashed on ape lot lot of pe they understand that fear doesn't solve problems, only hope does. >> we have to condemn the dangerous antipolice rhetoric. it's getting more and more. it's very unfair. >> i think we've reached an inflection point in american history. i honest to god believe we have an enormous opportunity. >> reckless politicians continue to push the destructive message that our nation and our law enforcement are oppressive or racist. >> i promise you, win or lose, i'm going to go