the reason why i believe joe, , now? it nowglad to be why was it something that had to come out now? not at the time when he was vice president? i think there is somebody behind it, kind of like donald trump with all of the women with bill clinton. she had an enormous amount of allegations about himself behind the door. he had no idea that was going to fall through. these are the reason i am independent. i have a hard time believing the gop. i have a hard time believing the democrats. i am a black american. i think i am intelligent. i have a career. i have a good point of direction . i have 57 years of age. -- i am 57 years of age. host: the timeframe is what disturbs you the most. caller: true. anything of that value, that sincere, why wait? why hold onto something you know is going to spoil? , het is that right -- ripe would take it to the people. they will know about it. they will not sit with a stale fruit knowing that it has some type of stench. you get rid of it. you don't go to the garbage and grab the stench and

they are creating real fear, it was justified based upon covid, but now we are at the curve. the hospitals are not joe flowing. now they are saying we'll give you money. it's okay to stay home.

november presidential election date of use ginnell to malone has been looking into the story for us hi joe now why is twitter taking these steps well earlier this month twitter said it was updating its approach to misleading information so that meant for them that they wanted to make it easier to find credible information on twitter and to potentially to limit the spread of potentially harmful or misleading content so what we're seeing are is that that approach applied to trump 1st with the fact checking label and withdraw glorified violence tag so basically what it did when it tagged that tweet about minneapolis as glorifying violence is that it had the tweet from view you as a user would have to click view in order to see it and then you wouldn't be able to reply reply to it or retrieve it without without comment now twitter also said that it was going to limit the spread of that particular tweet by its algorithms now it's important to note at this point that if you had tweeted that to me as an ordinary user in your account what could be possibly suspended that tweet almost definitely remove

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. >>> we are joined now by the former vice president of the united states joe biden, now democratic candidate for president. he joins us from delaware this morning. mr. vice president, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, george. >> i do want to start with that warning from dr. fauci we'll hear today saying there will be needless suffering and death if the country opens too quickly. president trump is arguing democratic governors in pennsylvania and other states are moving too slowly for, he says, political purposes. do you believe states are opening up too quickly or too slowly? if you were president, what would you tell governors to do? >> i would tell the governors to listen to dr. fauci, listen to the scientists, listen to what the facts are. this president has to focus on what's going on here. we're in a situation where there's a great crisis. dr. fauci talks about if we open needlessly or open soon there will be needless deaths and we have to have things in place. everybody wants to open, george. the governors want to open but they want to open in a rational way. the pre

right joe. >> now joe biden facetime liz warren. >> hey liz, it's joe. i have a problem. hear donald trump wants to murder hoarding hornets. >> yes is a woman of color i am totally qualified to speak on this issues. >> whether the hornets ever do except play great basketball for the people. >> that's why you need a vp who knows about this stuff, just ask my friend michael jordan, we played together for the chicago bulls in the 80s. >> did somebody say 80s. >> hunter, is that you. >> joe, that's my friend nancy, we started the suffrage movement with her roommate in college susan b anthony. >> yes, i told her everything i know about racism, donald trump, of course donald trump's racism. >> it sounds like were coming from the same cloth. i used to go ice fishing with the ghost of walking fix. >> i think he's still alive. >> of course the fish are still alive, i throw them back, catch and release hunter catch and release. >> oh my god. [laughter] greg: well done. working two jobs. how close do you think warren is to be in the vp pick do you think it is real? kat: there is one

it is hard to say but looking at current polling right now, we do see presumptive democratic nominee joeboth in national and state polling. particularly those battleground states which will likely decide the presidential contest so he has had mixed polling. i have seen a recent poll showing that his approval ratings have actually gone up a bit. so polling is very finicky u nfortu nately polling is very finicky unfortunately and it is so hard to predict but i guess right 110w to predict but i guess right now is a snapshot of where we are,joe now is a snapshot of where we are, joe biden does have a bit ofan are, joe biden does have a bit of an edge over the president as he is dealing with these extremely difficult times.” suppose we ought to say that the polls have been wrong before. looking ahead to november, i'm just wondering, before. looking ahead to november, i'mjust wondering, i know this is a bit of a political issue at the moment, how on earth is america going to vote in november with social distancing potentially still in place in some shape or form? that is there million and real

now what comes out of the national archive. yeah amid mounting pressure from within his own party the former vice president joe biden is now speaking out about those allegations they stem back to 993 when joe biden was a senator and capitol hill tara reid was an aide in his office and she told friends that the former vice president pinned her against the wall and sexually assaulted her now her friends corroborate this claim but it is an allegation that joe bided denies you know it is not true i'm saying on a critically never never happened didn't never happen. do you remember her do you remember any any types of complaints that she might have made i don't remember any time to complain she may have made it was 27 years ago and i don't remember nor does anyone else that i'm aware of and the fact is that i don't remember i don't remember any complaint ever having been made. now joe biden is calling for the national archives to release terrorists complaint he says if it exists he says he's never seen the complaint before he also says he never asked for a nondisclosure agreement from the woman making this allegation he says that women h

joe believes in a $15 an hour minimum wage now. lieves in creating millions of jobs, rebuilding the infrastructure. joe believes in making it easier for workers to join unions. i think you are going to see him coming out strongly fairly -- coming out fairly strongly with progressive ideas on climate change. we have come a long way. what we should be proud of is that the young people of this country, and by that i am not just talking about 20-year-olds. i'm talking about 35, 50 or under. by and large their views are consistent with what we have been fighting for. during the campaign for whatever reason, i did not do well with older people. that is just a fact. but even in most states where we lost, we did really well with young people. i think the future is with our ideas about a more just society. about not having the income and wealth inequality we have. that health care and education and housing and retirement security are human rights. we need a more vibrant democracy, we have to stand up for the dispossessed, the undocumented an

now. ed, why is the president so eager to get out of the white house? >> reporter: well, bob, for one thing, he's trailing joeiden now in head-to-head match-ups both nationally and in key battleground states. so, until he can begin rallies again, his campaign at least is starting a $10 million ad buy in key states. much of the messaging will focus on the president's management of the pandemic, but also attack biden. it seems that, for now at least, the best way to reach voters is over the tv and the internet. >> meanwhile, his expected democratic rival, joe biden, is still doing events from his home in delaware. what does his campaign look like at the moment? >> reporter: well, like everyone else, he's adapting to the technoes home. he held a virtual rally, his first, with supporters in the tampa area on friday. there were some technical glitches. regardless, his team says that they will continue to hold these kinds of rallies in battleground states. in the meantime, they'll of course keep him off the road, because just like the president, he's an older man, and for his safety and the safety of others, it mak

kati>> sean: katie, they are not that enthusiastic about the ever confused joe. now keep hearing well, they are going to try to replace him. for 175 days away from election paired i don't think it's going to be easy to do. you see any scenario where they would try that? >> well, we saw the dnc being hesitant to delay the conventi convention. he is not acting like an essential employee. it seems like a lot of the he is not leaving a charge on any of this. he ruined the economy and states like wisconsin, pennsylvania. let's look at the economy under president obama where he was anemic and the average rate was less than 2%. they know that president trump built an economy when he came into the office. they are probably pretty confident he can do it again. i want to touch on the flynn situation. and joe biden saying well, i didn't know anything about it. but then i was just aware of it. this is a very serious question for biden. he was part of an administration that weaponized of the community against a political opponent, private citizen, open investigation that was supp

gad or bad, for the president when he and joe booiden are now according to polls, joe biden is up doubledigits ahead of the president. will this incident be decisive and will it help the president as a law and order guy or will it hurt the president as one that is polls have said many americans, most americans consider him a black american a racist in terms of polling? >> one thing is for sure. six months is a lifetime in politi politics. a lot can change, especially when it comes to donald trump. i think that this hurts donald trump in that people know what he is. it's being shown right here in front of you. but come six months from now, i think the biggest thing you have to look at will be the economy because that's what people will be voting on. just to go on to what was said earlier. not only everything she said, but let's add 40 million people filed for unemployment. let's add we're in the middle of a pandemic that hurts minorities more than white people. this is the exact wrong time for this president. i think that timing, if anything, that's what it symbols. he's just not up to th

anch: let's switch gears now. joeen has flatly denied sexual assaulting aormer staff member nearly 30 q -- 30 years ago. in a tv interview, the perceptive democratic nomeeys for president he incident never happened. the accuser hein the halls of congress in 1993. jane o'ie after weeks of silence about an allegation of sexual assault that has dogged his campaign, former vice president joe biden went on national television in an effort to cleas his name and re voters. >> did you sexually assault tara reade? mr. biden: i am saying unequivocally it never happened. it di't. reporter: reade word inr. biden's office in the early 1990's, when she says she filed a complaint against hi mr. biden has asked the national archives to release such donts. w. biden: if there is a complaint, that re it will be filed. put it out. i have never seen it, no one that i'm aware of. reporter: there have been other concerns about mr. biden his baby toward women. he hasgi apod about making others comfortable with his t.braces and physical cont

>>in washington, i'm joe khaleel. now let's switch gears and take a live look outside at san francisco international airport. >>not a very busy place these days, but weather wise we've got some summer heat happening still right now let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow working from hall, many places still the triple digits at this hour. >>staying pretty hot. in fact a lot of 90's around the bay area now we have some records again just dean and of course that big dome of high pressure sitting head today but finally see a little bit of a sea breeze kicking along the coastline that was not just enough to bring some low clouds and some fog of records oh there you go. 96 degrees a record in santa rosa, 100 degrees in concord another record and all around the bay area we were says blunt out there get a 100 degrees in livermore 96 degrees. so that record and santa rosa 90's in a bottle 92 in redwood city 94 in san jose and matt dillon also to fremont 87 degrees and hayward and then you head out toward the c

it may not now but somewhere in the next 200 years or so. joe sells a great place to turn to you guys . on the stand up because i can't see this. so if you have a question, just raise your hand if we will bring around the microphone. we have one over here. guest: you mentioned disaster apocalypse and rationalization. the question is, where are we going. houses point and up. we living in first century rome or in 1788 in paris. ross: my bed and it could be wrong is that is more first century rome late 18th century paris and that would tours seen on gesturing at thiss talking about him on the right but i think the same applies to the left, a desire to return to the bless the dawn to be alive spirit of the french revolution but the desire this really hard to meet in society that s is rich in old and stagnant so my expectation is you could put a socialist in the white house and the would not be the french revolution. it would be asserted left bring version of the struggles of the trump administration has had to enact much of the legislature is agenda

let's go to joe now, with sports. >> good evening everyone, here's what is happening tonight in sports. continued for story of sports is how teams and leaks plan on getting back into business. because it is the off-season, the nfl has been the one leak that has been closest to business as usual, but training camps are closing, and that means a whole new set of circumstances. the league is not yet ready to open individual team sites, even under social distancing conditions. now, several teams in states with stricter lockdown regulations are looking at the idea of holding camps in less populous and more rural areas. tomb executive's had a conference call tonight to discuss how and when to open their facilities. 49ers eric olmstead. >> i'm missing being on the field, building chemistry together, i miss being around our coaches and doing a couple of drills, just missing starting that journey together. but, you know, times are what they are, and we are having to adjust and try to do the best we can under these virtual meetings and trying to build some continuity on that. >> the nba, also we

joe died in 1997, their romance born in war had lasted more than half a century. "now hope you're not worrying about me too much, sweetheart, because you know i will be all right."john maguire, because you know i will be all right." john maguire, bbc because you know i will be all right."john maguire, bbc news. a lovely tail, isn't it, there? and just a reminder of what we have on the website there. the prime minister will review lockdown restrictions with his cabinet in the hours ahead. we are expecting an announcement on sunday. firstjohnson figures that is the best time to address the nation. you are watching bbc news. business news is coming up injust a moment. hello there. over the next few days, it looks like the temperatures are going to creep upwards. we could be looking at the mid—20s celsius across some southern parts of the uk, but we'll also have building humidity as well and that could increase the chance of some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. now, the pressure chart for thursday shows high—pressure largely dominating the scene, particu

joe biden. rob: due process. carley shimkus joins us nowthe overwhelming outrage on social media to this. carley: house speaker doubling down on her support for joe biden amid a sexual assault against him. you heard her use phrase joe biden is joe biden. some folks saw that insufficient rationale for why he is being treated differently than supreme court justice judg brett kavana. you will reaction pouring in. one saying in nancy pelosi talking about due process and brushing off double standard between allegations between biden and kavanaugh is all you need to know about her and democratic leadership. linda chiming in with the comment about joe biden is joe biden speaks volumes. and zach wonders biden gets off easy is what he is saying. biden will publicly address the sexual assault allegations against him for the first time later today. rob: politics seems to trump all. nascar making a come back. carley: i'm sure nascar fans have this date written down in their calendar. may 17th nascar will resume racing at darlington raceway no. fans in

anchor joe scarborough now when joe scarborough was a congresswoman or rather congressman there was a woman a congressional staffer who died well working in his offices the police ruled this an accidental death but the u.s. president has intimated on twitter that this may be suspicious even suggesting that the so-called cold cases he's calling it should be reopened now the widower of this victim has written to twitter in an open letter requesting that the u.s. president be removed from this platform or at least his tweets be removed twitter so far saying that it will not do that but many people wondering why the u.s. president would be focusing so slowly on one particular death when he's presiding over soon to be the deaths of 100000 people under covert 19 nato arguably thanks very much it can be talk of the white house. now russia says it backs an immediate cease fire and talks to form a united governing body in libya that's after the u.s. accused russia of deploying more fighter jets to help the libyan warlord liefer have to in his attempt to topple the un recognized government in t

joe. right, pete? >> we're just starting the opening process. we we've started. now we're starting to accelerate take a look at what we've been doing. take a look even today some of the movement we had. i think it's justified right now. i think it makes sense we're still in midst of this thing. we're opening up but we don't know the answer a week from now, a month from now, two months from now we're still talking about sports teams that have no clue when they will absolutely open. >> you'd feel better if rates were going up? >> absolutely. what pete is saying a dose of reality. are we returning to normal or still in the middle of a pandemic i don't want you trading out of your apple or microsofts and buying airlines and buying entertainment and travel related stocks at this point with the s&p at 3050. the evidence is not there just yet that we are in a return to normal >> those are very fair points you made i want to go to jim. i think they are fair pointed. do you want to go into the banks? i have the banks this week alone. this week alone. >> it's up 16% regionals

elite s made one country great and joe biden led the charge. now more than ever we must stoph a. rter: this is about reframing an election that has been reshaped by the pandemic. president trump's political allies have rebranded his opponent, joe biden, as "beijing biden," saying he is too soft on china. they had been planning to campaign on the economy, but that has tanked. mr. biden's team has hit back. >> now we are paying the price. reporter: accusing mr. trump of trying to deflect attention away from the mistakes he made in handling the pandemic. for both men, it is about leadership, especially as holes show that distrust of china here is at an all-time high. esther trump has reently upped ante, accusing beijing of helping him lose the election, saying he will make them pay for the coronavirus disaster. president trump: we are doing serious investigations and we are not happy with china, we are not happy with that whole situation. we believe it could've been stopped at the source, stopped quickly, and it will not have spread around the world. reporter:hina has strongly denied

it was to rally support for his former vice president, joe biden. >>> now to the u.s. death toll from coronavirus, has reached a grim new milestone, more than 80,000 people have died from covid-19. the number of confirmed cases stands at nearly 1,350,000. there are new disturbing developments as several children are being linked to coronavirus and their deaths. in new york three children have died of an inflammatory syndrome which they developed after getting covid-19. the syndrome damages the heart and blood vessels. this comes after months of observations that children were not getting seriously ill from the virus. >> why do you think we're learning about these cases now? >> it's a later phenomenon than the initial covid infection, and it does suggest that there is something about the immune system in some individuals that makes you susceptible to react to having had covid this way. >> nbc news found cases of the syndrome in at least eight other states and washington, d.c. the centers for disease control is now partnering with new york to learn more about the covid-r

tree that's a bit of a snoozer that really didn't get people's attention certainly not average joes but now you have coded and the degree to which americans are looking for somebody to blame and when they get tired of blaming democrats and republicans. they're going to go blow ball and when they go global they need somebody to blame they're going to blame china and i'm not saying china is without blame of course because we have a closed society we shouldn't be shocked that they were sitting on this information to the harm of the cause of the world but clearly this is you're right the media soaking these fires because there's somebody to bear the blame it's going to be china that holds the bag on this one that makes a great story because the ratings go up when you make these kinds of threats about other people other countries especially people who don't look like us but again that's not journalism that's not what we're supposed to be doing right. now the president himself in a press conference at the day asked by an asian american woman to deal with the crisis he said go ask china so it's co

now. ed, why is the president so eager to get out of the white house? >> reporter: well, bob, for one thing, he's trailing joe biden now in head-to-head match-ups both nationally and in key battleground states. so until he can begin rallies again, his campaign is starting a $10 million ad buy in key states. much of the messaging will focus on the president's management o. >> donaldson: meanwhile, his tic joes wh does look li at the moment? >> reporter: well, like the rest of us is struggling to adapt. he's now holding virtual campaign rallies, but an event he held with supporters in florida last weekend was riddled by technical difficulties. regardless, the plan is for biden to keep holding these events from a distance. they'll keep him off the road because he's an older man and it makes sense to keep distance. but there is a super pac is supporting biden that is now also spending at least $10 million on advertising in hopes of reaching voters that way. >> donaldson: and states are struggling with what to do amid voting during a pandemic. how might things look different in november? >> reporter: well, for one

joe biden. we are looking now at lived images from bakersfield, california where protested continue tonight. curfews are in effect in many american cities, major cities. you are looking at live pictures from washington, d.c. where you see police in riot gear on the streets there. there have been clashed across america with demonstrators who are clearly angry. and in some cases opportunists who have been smashing windows, setting fires, and looting stores. we have seen disturbing images of people running into a variety of businesses, many of those businesses closed for months waiting for the pandemic lockdown to end so they can get back to selling goods and then this happens. heartbreaking. now cincinnati where you see riot police with shields gathering on a corner. perhaps in anticipation of crowds of protesters preparing to clear protesters from the streets of cincinnati. we know things got very, very ugly in the city of chicago where at last report they had smashed windows on the miracle mile in the loop. anyone who has been in chinos all too well. grady, are you there with us tonight? >>

now been promotion. today he is lieutenant stewart usa. joethe army can use that fighting spirit and joe lewis is now a corporal at cavalry somewhere in the list. a movie star of modern times sworn into service. tyrone power. he will go on a daring exploit on the silver screens of the war. he will now be a marine. franklin roosevelt junior is in uniform. his fellow officer is douglas fare banks junior and you lieutenant in the navy. like his famous father, every inch a man -- clark cable at 41 renounces his throne as america's most popular film star to join the united states army air force. enlisting as a private, he wants to become a gun or in the crew of a bomber. this is the peoples way of saying, from the home front to the battle front, from movie stars to salesclerk's, america's 130 million citizens are in the war. >> enlisted service members are the backbone of the military both in world war ii as well as today. they have an advocate in the position that did not exist during world war ii. the senior enlisted adviser to the chairman of th

political tactic but it could come back to you and you were quite right, the tar and feather is now being prepared for joeen. >> this is how the wall street journal editorial board outlines where we are now. they say this. when i needed accused clarence thomas of sexually harassing her mister biden is chairman of the senate judiciary committee insisted she would have to make her case publicly so mister thomas can answer the charges. in 1994 biden said he acted with fairness to thomas which in retrospect he didn't deserve. those are biden's words. now he wants this fairness standard for himself. your thoughts? >> that is right. justice thomas did not feel that then senator biden acted completely fairly with him at the time, neither did anita hill but joe biden did not believe her charges and he said that to many other senators at the time and when it was convenient he apologized to her and said he regretted that he didn't take a more active stand against justice thomas and now it is not so politically convenient, things twist and turn, the iron is that make politics an exciting thing to watch, a good lesso

now. ♪ >> harris: the secretary of the senate says he cannot legally comply with joe biden's request to lease information on a possible complaint from former staffer, tara reade. that secretary of the senate he is citing confidentiality. you're watching "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. growing fallout after tara reade alleges that joe biden sexually assaulted her in 1993. reade told the associated press she filed a limited report which did not explicitly refer to sexual harassment or assault, but later told nbc she was not sure of the exact wording she had used. biden has denied the allegations, and his campaign today asked the senate office if the alleged complaint could be released to anybody suggesting reade herself. meanwhile, the dnc chair tom perez dismissed the call to form a panel to investigate it all, saint joe biden was vetted long ago. >> most copperheads of investigation of the vice president was when he was vetted by barack obama in 2008. they looked at the entire history of joe biden. his entire career. i'll tell you, if barack obama had any indication that

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fast forward six months and she will now be hosting one of these very events for joe biden. now, before entering the presidential race, senator warren accepted money from rich folks to fill her campaign coffers but then she very publicly swore these types of events off in an effort to appeal to progressive voters. well, social media now sounding off. one bitter user walker says politicians only get so far with staying away from the money until they have to attract that big money. adam on social media chiming in says she really really really wants to be vice president. the events, guys, will be held virtually. unfortunately for everyone attending it will not be held inside one of those lavish wine caves with crystals. jillian: interesting. so who knew rob gronk was such a softy. >> the one main rheem reason i came down to tampa is my mother lives two hours away. so she is super excited. [cheers] >> that's really cute. rob gronkowski joined the tampa bay buccaneers he wanted to be close to his mom. playinplaying with tom bread ang near his mother. the main reason was his mom co

now that one of their own stands accused with joe biden facing these very serious allegations now, we'reats send a message that, to women, that says, believe all women unless, unless their narrative is convenient for our political advantage and this is very unfortunate for women because, instead of just ignoring them now, democrats, many women now are sending the message that you will only be believed if your story can be used as a political tool. elizabeth: you know, it is, what's happening now too, critics are saying that the democratic establishment and the media are doing for joe biden, again, these are allegations against joe biden. basically you saw them circle the wagons for bill clinton, for ted kennedy, about deflecting, denying, deflecting their guy simply because he is their guy. talking about prominent women from nancy pelosi to stacey abrams. hillary clinton endorsing biden. your reaction to all of that? i will bring it up again, joe biden was a grown man. he was a senator for 20 years when these allegations allegedly, these claims allegedly took place. brett kavanaugh was a

i still look at a sometimes, like this belongs to me. >> joe and natalie are now amelia's godparents. joe and eli are both elementary school teachers, in phoenicia right now, they are teaching virtually but looking forward to getting back into the classroom. hopefully this fall. >> we first told you about the program last week, today, some hearty and delicious meals were delivered, to some front-line medical workers here in sentences go. that showed appreciation on this national nurses day. the meals were dropped off at lunchtime, to the staff zuckerberg general hospital. the food was provided by hurry up now, through its role and forward donations from its customers. the restaurant chain as we reported last week is matching every $12 donation. to deliver meals to front-line workers. and people impacted by the covid-19 accepting donations. >>> >> with mother's day right around the corner, it is time to recognize the women that we all call heroes. today, we are honoring charlene, from san jose. her husband christian, and their kids say she is their hero. because the registered nurse de

being floated as possible vice presidents, for joe biden, val demings of florida, kamala harris of course of california, stacey abrams of georgia. but for nowe watch and we wait. you also in your conversation talked to joe biden about the sort of unique challenge he faces of campaigning in the midst of a pandemic. and you got his reaction to what's been taking place in the state of michigan where frankly another possible vp pick, governor gretchen whitmer, has been dealing with significant criticism from conservatives in that state to her strict stay-at-home orders. here is part of your conversation. take a listen. >> the idea of trying to intimidate a legislature and a governor by sitting on the grounds and in the hallways with armed -- rifles and they're loaded with ammunition is just outrageous. such an attempt to intimidate is just beyond the pale. and the president should be speaking out and saying it is totally inappropriate to try and directly intimidate, in this case directly intimidate a governor who is doing one heck of a job. >> rev, joe biden says president trump is mishandling this crisis. but how does joe biden break through w

and now joe biden has spoken on tara reid?greg: i will take biden at his word, i presume that she is telling the truth. that's exactly what he said. they have not disproven it. so we have to presume that she is telling the truth. look, biden was doing great in that interview until he confessed. you know, first he has a total denial. that was pretty good. the denial was strong, and then he said at the complaint, you know, i don't know why all of a sudden, 27 years, this gets raised. what is this? what is this? that is interesting. i will pursue that, and bringing up a lot of the cooperating, very tough word to say, cooperating with evidence. what about the phone call, i thought it was interesting, that was around the '90s. what is fun is watching the pro biden response which is word for word what their side would have mocked when presented in defense of kavanaugh, so they are apoplectic over a single view candidate, the kavanaugh thing why you can't compare it went for days. he was grilled by teams of salivating lawyers. and it

assault by joe biden in 1993 when she was working as a senate aide on capitol hill back when joe biden was a senator. nowbiden, as you'll recall, he personally denied the sexual assault allegation last week so this was the first time that we heard tara reade respond to what joe biden himself said so here is a little bit of that interview. >> if he's watching this, what do you want to say to him? >> i want to say you and i were there, joe biden, please step forward and be held accountable. you should not be running on character for the president of the united states. >> reporter: now reade said she's willing to go under oath and be cross-examined but when asked whether she is willing to take a polygraph test she said she would if joe biden were also willing to do so and said in the interview, i'm not a criminal, brooke. >> now that we're understanding that there is new reporting related to reade's old divorce records. walk me through what we know. >> reporter: to put in context first, last year tara reade came out and said she had physical interactions with joe biden when she was an aide in the senate tha

now. instagram is joe's hotline to young people right now he set up his own aid organization and supports other projects as well he advises city authorities and is a popular speaker who stands up for the concerns of young black men during war zone joe also works as a vehicle inspector and he's a fitness trainer he stays close to 5 youngsters in particular during several video calls a week he talks to them about their daily life and the ever present violence and now about the coronavirus as well. his project a chick was wounded recently joe wants to keep him off the streets and help him train for a job. so what do you talk to goes what are your top 3 goals and all with social distancing so no one gets sick these days he has a family of his own too with 3 children to take care of. it's just to protect our family and just be in that be selfish there's a lot of people our community we we try to be selfish in you know with all these lands and it does it's bad gee it's fake and a lot of people of us dad especially the black. you know the black black community so we need to just practice over ju

going to this how many people unless something more is proven about this kind of behavior joe barton right now it's just an accusation or joe you look great i agree shooting my good health. thank you and i'll ask you to go over this kid who would take care they care senator thanks for your time today more politicking right after the break. the underlying narrative some call it a myth of american foreign policy is the country's exceptional position on the world stage this is the artisan consensus reality is very different the global condemning has demonstrated the u.s. should focus on its own exceptionally. thinks. weak to ask. welcome back to politicking senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the senate will not pass another economic aid package unless it includes protection for businesses against lawsuits will it do a virus for analysis on this i'm joined by dan abrams he's the chief legal affairs correspondent for a.b.c. news and founder of media i the co-author 'd of the new book john adams under fire we'll talk about that later can't wait to talk about that john adams the founding fat

healthy™ >>> i don't know about you, pete, but i thought i would be on the trail campaigning for joe right nowlvania. so to the extent that you and i appeal to folks who need to get one over to joe, then we need to work on it. >> because people need to see the world is on the same team. it is not that we abandoned the different ideas that make us different from each other, but it is like this compared to this gulf between us and what is going on right now. >> former 2020 democratic presidential candidates andrew yang and pete buttigieg are garnering support for former vice president joe biden during this especially difficult campaign season. joining us now, former chief of staff to the d triple c and from hillary clinton's 2016 presidential came, adrian elrod and from campaigns by pete buttigieg, andrew cuomo and barack obama, liz smith joins us. and liz, the latest opinion piece in "the new york times" is entitled it how joe biden can defe defeat trump from his basement and in it you write, ultimately for biden to be victorious, he's going to have to be the heavy weight champion of generating