you. host: maria in new york. joe simonson, going through some of the coalitions we started this conversation talking about. guest: absolutely. if you go through the list of people she mentioned, and we went on this earlier, but it was minorities, suburban women, women generally, she talked about people 65 plus and social security. those people vote in extremely high numbers. i think the caller is right to say if you feel this strongly about the president, you should go to the polls. nothing wrong with that, but i can't think -- if you were to tell me all of these people have the same political mission, i would probably be a little surprised. the kind of democratic turnout machine in philadelphia voters there, black voters there were arected, political class, expected to believe that people voting in inner-city philadelphia have the same interests as a woman who is a stay-at-home mom in suburban detroit or milwaukee. that they want the same things for this country, that they care about the same things. they don't, and

do you support that, joe? do you continue to support your zero experienced son hunter and his sketchy overseas business deals with the communist party of china? now we learn last week, shopping sprees, courtesy of china. russian old oligarchs. now it's all out there. just take a look, joe. do you support that? are you going to say you didn't know knit you didn't leverage $11 billion in the ukraine to get a prosecutor fired? while your son admits on good morning america, zero experience in oil, gas, in the ukraine. why did they give him a million dollars? i don't know. because you were the vice president, joe. will you forcibly place this country on another covid-19 lockdown? where do you stand on mandatory masks? you flip and flop. the american people deserves answers to all of these questions and here's what i believe, this is my opinion, this is an opinion part of the show, has been happening behind the scenes this whole campaign. this whole summer. well, i believe that his campaign team, they are seeing what

wait a minute, joe, let me shut you down for a second, joe. e of the reasons they want to keep it shut down until after the election. >> why doesn't he take care until after -- you can't fix the economy until you fix the covid crisis. griff: there was the moment, brian, mentioned getting a lot of attention this morning the president's refusal to denounce white supremacy while having a discussion law and order. >> you want to call them. give me a name. >> white supremacists and right wing militia. >> stand back and stand by. >> antifa is an idea, not an organization. >> oh, you have got to be kidding. >> that's his fbi director said. chris: gentlemen? griff: when talk turned to the supreme court the president vigorously defended his nominee. >> we have the senate. we have the white house. and we have a phenomenal nominee. i'm not elected for three years. i'm elected for four years. the bigger problem that you have is that you are going to extinguish 180 million people with their private healthcare. >> that's simply not true. >> you know he's a s

joe: it was a pleasure. -lemonis: nice meeting you. -giordano: joe. thank you. -joe: i'll see you.onis: how many years have you been in business? giordano: october is going to be 7 years. lemonis: and you've been full-time in this business since the beginning? -giordano: full-time. lemonis: how do you pay your bills? giordano: i'm very lucky. my girlfriend, which i plan on marrying, she's my everything. lemonis: how long have you guys been together? giordano: four years, and she's been with me, and she's been supportive since day one. lemonis: she's supporting you. giordano: she's supporting me, and there's going to be a time where i'm going to hold most of the weight or all the weight. lemonis: this is now the second person that i know about that's funding this vision that he has. i don't think it's the greatest business plan. he's got no clear path to success at this point, and everybody else is paying his bill. where's all your inventory, like, back stock of items? giordano: we, actually, joe has a house where he has a 2-bedroom garage, and i'm storing everything there. lemonis:

joe, you are on the air. go ahead, joe from houston. >> i have a question. had george wallace not been shot in 1970 to -- 1972, would he have run as a third-party candidate? i have another candidate -- another question. in 1976 if he had defeated jimmy carter in farda, how far would he have gone in the democratic nomination process? >> the third party in 1972 and what could have happened in 1976. >> in 1972, of course, he was shot and severely wounded. he did go to the democratic conviction -- convention, but it is pretty clear his health

amazon, apple, facebook, google, you name it, the usual suspects. joeining us now is bloomberg opinion columnist. thank you for joining us. the value people have a winning streak that lasts longer than 10 minutes? >> i wish i knew the answer to that question. value investors are long-suffering now, going on by my count to 2006 if you look at the russell 1000 growth over the value growth. so the question is, when will value come back? i think investors are thinking about this. have to be really clear about a couple of things, especially in this environment where there are so many narratives flying around. one is we have to agree that historical evidence tells us value in general beats growth over rolling 10 year periods going back 100 years close to 90% of the time. the second thing we have to be clear about is no one knows when this outperformance is going to happen. in recent years, we have had three cycles. the nine-year growth one and then the off value one and then growth is winning again. it seems as if it comes and goes. when valuable, again, i ha

it was a full-time commitment and joe really was, you know, joe who took the train home at night to beyou're running for president. >> but what senator can resist the presidential lure? >> he didn't get up in '88 and say i'm running for president. i was so many people came and said you got to think about this. you got to do it. >> and so amtrak joe moved onto the presidential track in a wide open and competitive race announcing his candidacy at the wilmington train station. >> today i announced my candidacy for president of the united states of america. >> just a few weeks after his announcement, some unexpected news took him on a detour. >> it is a surprise retirement this summer of swing vote justice lewis powell. >> biden was chairman of the senate judiciary committee and would lead the confirmation hearings to replace justice lewis powell. the crucial swing vote on the court tee to major major decisions roe versus wade. >> civil rights issues and opportunity. >> president regan took the opportunity to nominate an icon of the right. >> i today announced my intention for the united s

you continue to support joe biden. you are going to vote for president he proves to you why you want to vote for him. he is encouraging you to do so. in effect, reinforcing their bases i don't know if this shift the conversation with the polls as we have seen them for the last several weeks. that was certainly the hope for joe biden's camp. it was do no harm meaning stay consistent and meet the lobar that had been set for you by republicans. president trump was trying to change that and bring more of a focus to him. again, i don't think he would declare a winner something like this. i think you can declare a little bit of a loser in terms of the fact that independent probably didn't get out of this what they wanted. >> i think so because of the chaotic atmosphere of this debate. greg, as we wrap up, how do we clean things up next time around? how can we check to make sure we don't have two candidates talking over each other and instead get down to the issues? >> i think we put it on zoom and put a mute button on both o

in los angeles welcome to the program joe and i hope i have a nice cup of coffee to keep you company donald trump's in trouble in the polls and one in looking at the candidates the of joe biden which i have to say quite 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. no i wouldn't think so and a reason why is because he was down in the polls whenever he ran against him. and he will not double digits like this i'm sorry. i mean still going to pose down the polls regardless of how much you're down i think what they have to remember is he's running against joe biden i mean he's in my paintings and i'm one of those races politicians and the entire united states and when you think about his history politician if he you know out of space america and then what he what he did and why he was in the senate in 2 he would have probably you know how barack obama fix america by the fact that he feels like right now it is time

who knows, maybe because you are the vice president, joe. you forcibly place the country on another coronavirus lockdown and where do you stand on mandatory masks because you flip and flop, flop, flip, flail. the american people deserve answers to all of these questions. here's what i believe -- this is my opinion, the opinion part of the show. it has been happening behind the scenes the whole campaign the whole summer, i believe that his campaign team they are seeing what we see. they say that joe biden is weak and that he is frail. that he is struggling cognitively. his staff, they made a conscious decision to hide him. the corrupt media mob of the country allowed him and them to get away with all of this. so, joe biden, he probably spent pretty much hours every single day all summer long with four or five points that he memorizes on every likely issue that will come up during the debate and probably one or two scripted attack lines against donald trump. in between, of course, plenty scheduled hot cocoa breaks and naps of course. the democrats

joe: you need to go by a new wine fridge. romaine: washer-dryer. tried to buy a fridge, you can't even get one. joe: joining us committee chairman of the white house counsel of economic advisers. there continues to be some discussion about the idea of another round of fiscal stimulus. i think market expectations are not particularly high that it will happen. how confident are you that this recovery is self-sustaining and on a trajectory to get to precrisis levels of activity without further aid? >> the consumer confidence numbers, this is a substantial torease from 106 -- from 86 101.8. we saw a big increase in consumer expectations. is level of that so be index at a higher level than at any point between july 2004 and november 2016. consumers are expressing greater optimism about business conditions and the labor market. there is a long way yet to go. that is why the administration has remained committed to achieving bipartisan legislation that can pass both houses of congress and that the president can sign into law that would provide a reload of

the other thing too, juan is you can't point to one memorable line from joe biden last night. line that you guys have is when he said shut up to the president. and if you're in a debate in your best line is shut up, you lost the debate. >> i don't think so. >> joe biden sat on the head of the democrat party. but for how long? >> i don't know. bottom line is, trump -- you know it trumpets but joe doesn't even know when he is. and that's the problem and what's scary to me is that he seems to be more able or willing to cooperate with people wish to tear down our system as opposed to make it better. i.e., the reason why he said antifa wasn't real, it was an idea because he didn't want to step on anybody's toes because antifa has been defended on other networks and has been defended by progressives as antifascist when they aren't, when they are burning down buildings and beating up police and torching all sorts of public buildings. so my point is -- and i will end with this, wallace says are you willing to make to condemn whites of premises even though trump already did, should hav

. >> let me just tell you, joe, i have done more in 47 months, i have done more than you have done in 47 years, joe. >> joe biden went after president trump's record. >> under this president, we have become weaker, sicker, poorer, more divided, and more violent. >> the president accused biden of being weak on police. >> you can't even see the word law enforcement, because if you say those words, you are going to lose all of your radical left supporters. >> president trump went after vice president biden's son hunter foreign business dealing. >> just out of curiosity, the mayor of moscow's wife gave your son three and a half million dollars, what did he do to deserve it? why did he do with burisma? >> totally discredited. totally discredited. and by the way -- >> he didn't get three and a half million dollars? >> the president mocked biden on the issue of covid-19 masks. >> i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him, he has a mask. he could be speaking 200 feet away, shows up at the biggest mask you've ever seen. >> as expected, moderator chris wallace asked president trump af

joe. host: why is that? were you a supporter of joe biden before you called? caller: i was debating. n watching them both. i am a supporter of joe biden, i am now. i tried to give trump a chance but he lies all the time. it is unbelievable. too many people call in to stick up for some but he who does not care about us. host: ivanka calling about joe biden. some previous colors about social security, this is tony rom -- president trump pledged saturday to pursue a permanent cut to defend social security and medicare if he wins reelection. politicalaccomplish gambit has some see as a political headache for the future. the president unexpectedly -- amid the pandemic. it is not absolving her bills outright. the president said he would seek to waive that -- waive what people owed -- in august, if i am victorious on november the third, i plan to forgive these taxes and make permanent cuts to the payroll tax. i'm going to become all permanent. that is the reporting as of early august when it comes to the topic of social security. in connecticut, a supporter of joe biden. simone, hello. calle

joe, you will do very well with the constitutional law. to be 30 to sworn in and not 30 to be elected. >> what is your last name? >> miller. >> governance was three terms and congress is three terms. he was loved. >> once again biden asked valerie to run the show. >> i remember saying to joe, i can't run. i don't know how to do that. remember he's 28 or 27 and i am 25 or 26. he said don't worry about it. we'll figure it out. >> she reached out to a local party activist, ted kaufman. >> you are running on civil rights and tax reform. those are good issues. >> i don't think i have a chance. >> he said what? >> i don't think you got a chance at winning. you don't have a chance. you have been in this for two years and you look like a 25-years-old. this is a race to run in order to make these issues you care about. there is no chance. >> and his reaction to that was? >> well, just come down. we'll see. we'll see. >> biden was confident he could talk his way into voters' hearts. what kaufman saw was bleake. >> 47%, 19% at the bar. >> it was the f

how joe joe biden that is how do you think he would deal differently with this crisis go ahead michelle joe biden is a believer of science he is someone she will brand the policies he is someone who has she was doctor on call when it comes to understanding a lot of different things particularly like she. was in the obama administration while they were fighting zico while they were fighting a lot of several other pandemics that didn't necessarily affect america as much but were a part of a global strategy for other nations particularly those in africa and central america and i think that the when you have someone who understands science and that's why you need presidents and leaders who aren't people who are anti-science or anti back when you have people who understand science they respond to pain gimmicks they respond to health care crises in a different issues as you claim marty been says it's ok to protests black lives matter but where's the science and math well we have also seen that those protesters in a bag in a la

joe. host: why is that? were you a supporter of joe biden before you called? caller: i was debating. n watching them both. i am a supporter of joe biden, i am now. i tried to give trump a chance but he lies all the time. it is unbelievable. too many people call in to stick up for some but he who does not care about us. host: ivanka calling about joe biden. some previous colors about social security, this is tony rom -- president trump pledged saturday to pursue a permanent cut to defend social security and medicare if he wins reelection. politicalaccomplish gambit has some see as a political headache for the future. the president unexpectedly -- amid the pandemic. it is not absolving her bills outright. the president said he would seek to waive that -- waive what people owed -- in august, if i am victorious on november the third, i plan to forgive these taxes and make permanent cuts to the payroll tax. i'm going to become all permanent. that is the reporting as of early august when it comes to the topic of social security. in connecticut, a supporter of joe biden. simone, hello. calle

it was a full-time commitment, and joe really was, you know, joe who took the train home at night to at when you're running for president. >> reporter: but what senator can resist the presidential lure? >> he didn't get up, in '88, and say i'm running for president. it was so many people came and said you've got to -- you got to think about this. you got to do it. >> reporter: and so, amtrak joe moved on to the presidential track in a wide open and competitive race, announcing his candidacy at the wilmington train station. >> as, today, i announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: just a few weeks after his announcement, some unexpected news took him on a detour. >> it is the surprise retirement, this summer, of swing vote justice louis powell. >> biden was chairman of the senate judiciary committee, and would lead the confirmation hearings to replace justice louis powell. the crucial swing vote on the court, key to major decisions, like roe versus wade. >> abortion, along with other women's and civil rights issues are wha

let me just tell you something, joe. if you would have had the charge of what i was put through-- i had to close the greatest economy in the history of our country, and by the way, now it's being built again. >> we're getting to the economy in the next segment, sir. >> okay. >> it's going up fast. when it comes to how the virus has been handled so far, the two of you have taken very different approaches, and this is going to affect how the virus is handled going forward by whichever of you ends up becoming the next president. i want to quickly go through several of those. reopenings, vice president biden you have been much more reluctant than president trump about reopening the economy and schools. why, sir? >> because he doesn't have a plan. if i were running it, i would know what the plan is. you've got to provide these businesses the ability to have the money e reopen with the p.perform e., as well s with the san they need. >> tell that to nancy pelosi. >> will he shush for a minute. nancy pelosi and schumer, they have

joe biden accomplish? caller: please let me finish. host: youave had plenty of time to state these things, what did joe biden accomplish last night? caller: donald trump let him speak. he interrupted him over 100 times. host: ok. let's go to tim in pennsylvania. caller: can you hear me? host: yep, you are on. caller: i liked the debate and that there was a lot of action. caller, i like my president because he is a fighter. no matter who wins, god is in control. host: did you think the president interrupted too much last night? caller: i think they all interrupted too much. i think it is our president's job to do what we put him in there to do. we are going to vote him in another four years. host: specifically, what do you think he accomplished last night? caller: he laid the gauntlet down and put his foot down. it is only going to get better from here on out. host: what do you mean? caller: he called him out on some things. joe biden couldn't answer. they were all talking over each other, neither one of them were presidential, but if that is wha

how joe joe biden that is how do you think he would deal differently with this crisis go ahead michelle joe biden is a believer of science he is someone she will brand the policies he is someone who has she was doctor on call when it comes to understanding a lot of different things particularly like she. was in the obama administration while they were fighting zico while they were fighting a lot of several other pandemics that didn't necessarily affect america as much but were a part of a global strategy for other nations particularly those in africa and central america and i think that the when you have someone who understands science and that's why you need presidents and leaders who aren't people who are anti-science or anti back when you have people who understand science they respond to pain gimmicks they respond to health care crises in a different issues as you claim marty been says it's ok to protests black lives matter but where's the science and math well we have also seen that those protesters in a bag in a la

i'm not picking slow, basement-dwelling joe biden. i tell youn laden would pick. they would pick joe biden. trump killed two of them and joe biden was against killing the third, so i think the president wins the debate also when he makes joe biden the candidate of lockdowns. president trump showed empathy when he talked about the impact of this lockdowns on people's lives and that's not washington nonsense, that's exactly what's happening at the kitchen table for america's families. i think also president trump may joe biden the candidate of the mob. it was just sad when trump pressed joe biden for a single law enforcement organization that supported him, and by the way, sean, mostly they support democrats. they are unions. local races back to democrats candidates but they are all backing president trump because they see joe biden, the candidate of the mob, very effective night for the president, the only strong leader in the debate. he came prepared for the debate and copped him i probably can prepare to moderate it. i thought president trump's

number one. >> joe, you agreed with bernie sanders who is far left on the manifesto we call it. to socialize medaricine. you saying you didn't agree? >> the fact of the matter is, i beat bernie sanders, not. >> not by much. >> i beat him by a hll of a lot. >> i am here standing facing >> two days later you would have lost any primary. >> here is thel, i got very lucky tonight as well, and tonight i am going to make sure, because. >> with what? >> here is the deal. here is the deal.fa th is that everything he is saying so far is simply a lie. i not here to call out his lies. everybody knows she a liar. >> but you agree -- >> joe, you the liar. >> i want to makre sue. >> last a in your class, not first in your class. >> goll, i want to make sure. >> mr. president can you let him finish, sir? >> he doesn't know hoto do that. >> the wrong guy, the wrongon night at the wtime. >> listen you agreed with bernie sanders. >> the whole idea. >> there is no manifesto, number one. >> please let him speak, mr. presiden >> he just lost the left. >> you just lost the left. you agreed with bernie

you, just be undecided. linda in wisconsin on our support joe biden line. caller: hi. host: what did you think of the debate tonight? caller: i was provided. i mean, i voted for donald trump in 2016, and i feel the anger of our country, but i am so sorry i andd for him because biden obama, they have done everything for us, and that brought to my eyes my daughter. he is able to vote this year. her whole class does a debate, and she comes home and she told me about their debate, how they fought. i was doing that in my own head as well. 2016, voted for trump in i knew it was a mistake the minute i put it in. i just knew. know, he did not even give biden a chance to talk. because he is a bully. and that is how i feel. host: thanks for calling in. thomas in farmington, new mexico. it is your turn on our support president trump line. how did the debate go for you tonight? caller: kind of wild. [laughter] i did not expect such an argumentative discussion between the two of them. is then reason i called elections -- it kind of blows me away that they discuss weeks or ,ays after

. have done more than you have done in 47 years, joe. you needed to hear their but it gives you an idea. —— probably. but did either candidate gaine the upper hand — and how will it influence us voters who haven't already decided who to back in november's presidential election. if you justjoined us... there have been more than 90 minutes of bad—tempered exchanges between donald trump and joe biden in the first televised debate ahead of november's election. the presidential rivals traded personal insults and argued over the response to coronavirus, the economy, race, healthcare and the supreme court. mr trump refused to confirm whether climate change had caused wildfires and reiterated his belief that poor forest management was a major factor. mr trump sought to malign mr biden by questioning his son's business dealings in russia. mr biden said mr trump's claims were not true and accused him of being president putin's puppy. the debate began with questions over supreme court nominee amy coney barrett and quickly became heated setting the

you got nothing from either of the candidates? caller: i know who they are. i'm from overdelaware. i know who joe biden is. every time we start asking him about the 1994 crime bill, you guys in the media try to protect him. even last night, donald trump confronted him again about calling black men like his predecessor, hillary clinton. you guys always run from that issue. one of the top issues in this country is mass incarceration. and people sitting in jail for marijuana while the dispenseries are opening up. host: and president trump's performance, what did you think of it last night? caller: neither one deserves to be president. we know who president trump is. host: specifically from the performance last night what did you think? caller: he got to go. beyond that you look at our foreign policy, it's time to end the cuban embargo. 60 years, 2313 presidents, it's time for the embargo to go. host: ok. to mary in rock ledge, florida, supporter of president trump. go ahead. caller: good morning. not ncerned about people noticing -- there are so many people that are really home bound right now watching a lot o

>> who's you know list, joe?ho's on your -- >> this is so un-presidential -- >> he's not going to give a list. chris: we have ended this segment. >> that was really a productive segment, wasn't it? keep yapping, man. >> the people understand, joe. 47 years you've done nothing. they understand. chris: all right. the second subject -- [laughter] is covid-19, which is an awfully serious subject, so let's try to be serious about it. we have had more than 7 million cases of coronavirus in the united states and more than 200,000 people have died. even after we produce a vaccine, experts say that it could be months or even years before we come back to anything approaching normal. my question for both of you is based on what you have said and done so far and what you have said you would do starting in 2021, whaished the american people -- whaished the american people trust you more than your opponent to deal with this public health crisis going forward; in this case, the question goes to you first, sir. two minutes unint

no, no, you said it, joe, on tape. have you ever heard of youtube. joe biden, i'm going to ban frakking. and listen to joe say it.ra he said, well, i never said it was going to redirect funding away from the police. yes, he absolutely did. you're asked that question abou redirecting funding, which is a synonym for the funding, taking money away from the rib -- from the liberals listening and redirecting funding away. you said absolutely. you can see it yourself. now with joe biden, was he lyin down or is he lying now when he says i don't want to be fun the police because w one of the joe bidens' line. old joe or new joe. >> and just like you said, i'm not going to stop frakking, he said three times he's going to and frakking. andra joe biden the literally attacked the president today for , you didn't condemn the kkk. yes he did, over and over again. i will tell you what the president didn't do, he didn't support and praise the former klansman who filibustered the civil rights act andn then partner with that same klansman to stop school integration bec

and the kids said, you know, dad has to run. and i felt that joefor president? >> i am running for president. i'm going to be joe biden. i'm going to try to be the best biden i can be. >> it wasn't enough. >> we made a giant miscalculation, and that is, once obama caught on, there wasn't room on the track for anybody except hillary and obama. >> they locked up a lot of money, a lot of support, and it wasn't just joe biden. >> we were doing so well. [ laughter ] >> collectively, i think we had2%. >> but it wasn't just the competition that sidelined biden, although the competition was formidable. it was biden himself. even on day one, talking about barack obama. >> he's the first, sort of, mainstream african-american who is articulate and bright and clean and nice-looking guy. i mean, that's a storybook, man. >> yeah, it was unfortunate, because it was his announcement day, and he was simply trying to compliment senator obama. >> it didn't come off that way and was classic, careless biden, putting him into full damage-control mode right out of the ga

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you shut up, man? >> who is on your list, joe? jimmy: trump treated chris wallace like eric asking for more lunch money. you know it's heated m moderator says let's return to the topic of race. team trump also stirred up a lot of qanon-sense. he demanded that an inspector be brought in to check inside the ears of each candidate to make sure there were no transmitters in them, for real. this is what donald trump does, accuses the other guy of something insane and acts like it's suspicious when the other guy ignores it. have you looked inside a 77-year-old guy's ear? it's like a chewbacca reunion in there. he's called for biden to be tested for performance-enhancing drugs. what biden is doing is called reading. you should try it once in a while. but the president was looking for any excuse that he could get his baby-sized hands on. he released all his dogs to attack biden's mental faculties, including rudy giuliani, the guy who puts mensch in dementia. >> i've talked to doctors, i've had them look at a hundred different tapes of his

host: what did you hear from joe biden? ller: i was hoping to see him you keep hearing the media say trump will not go out to his supporters. out, iiden just now came have not heard him say anything about the destruction going on in the cities and stuff, i had not heard him say anything about all the businesses. these are businesses with black people or hispanic people that are being destroyed in urban communities, and he was silent. i don't get it. like i said, i really was thinking about voting for biden and i don't see how i can now, he doesn't look like he can command the job. ast: we will hear from gail, biden supporter in new york. caller: couldn't disagree more with that gentleman. yesterday, when you compare how trump handled himself yesterday and biden handled himself, it's like night and day. biden in 20 minutes, what everybody who supports biden has been doing for a long time, he was terrific, he hit it out of the park. he undoes trump beautifully, and trump gives a speech that he has no feeling about. he doesn't

if you like tesla at $500, you will like nikola at $50. joe: that is the hope. ter gm 41% today taking a $2 billion equity stake. with -- isis: rush colin rush with oppenheimer. $451 price target. first of all, you do not need a catalyst for today. then there is the snub. then the idea that other players may be gaining in the ev space. how significant is the news out there? colin: at the end of the day, we saw tesla go through -- figuring out how to produce these vehicles, design them. they did it under a very bright microscope years ago. going through that process right now, they will have a a lot of learning to do. one thing we focus on in our , those vehicles in terms of design for production, many miles they have on the road. caroline: do you think the question of whether tesla is going to be successful has been in any way changed by nikola's agreement with gm? >> not at all. we think tesla has technology leadership, substantial ip on the battery side. we think they have solid two, three year lead in terms of experience. we are going to learn a lot more about

you make of that? >> i think it is asinine and joe biden is not the candidate the media want. 's the vessel to get you kamala harris, he's the vessel to get you bernie sanders, beto o'rourke extreme left because media is very smart. they're good at marketing they want to be able to go to living rooms in middle america and say, look, this is moderate joe from scranton guess what guys you're not moderate joe from scranton. you know they don't talk about fact that he left scranton when he was 7 and that he became an elected official in washington d.c. swamp in his 20s. they don't that because that doesn't work well for lying to american people with. but what they're trying to do is say hey look at this guy he's so great and don't talk about kamala harris as your vp you don't choose her if you have a moderate agenda. she's the most left voting senator in the united states senate. you don't bring in beto hell ya i'll take your ar-15 as your guns are, if you're a moderate on the second amendment. you don't put up as you alluded to the bernie sanders joint unity platform on your websi

>> joe biden has been clear and i can send you the facts if they are helpful but joe biden has been clear that he was not against that travel ban. >> him he was for it? >> iou can send you the fact-chk if they are helpful. this has been fact-checked into oblivion. >> i'm just asking your opinion, when >> the important thing about the travel ban -- >>>> just yes or no -- >> i know you like to cite the travel ban -- >> the president does! >> bret, hold on. the important thing to know about the travel ban, after the president implement in the travel ban or said he implements it, tens of thousands of people came in and>> out -- >> we'll send you some fact-checks...as >> has the patience of job dybecause he's lying and everyby knows it. joe biden did everything wrong but now he's going to lie about it and hope that you will all forget what really happened. i love the woodward hysteria about bob woodward's book. the president said he wanted to calm fears in america. what do we have to fear but fear itself. the great depression, world war ii. to remember the tough days? the bombing of britain, m

me tell you something, joe. if you would have had the charge of what i was put through, i had to close the greatest economy in the history of our country, and by the way, now it's being built again. >> we're going to get to the economy in the next segment, sir. >> it's going up fast. >> okay. when it comes to how the virus has been handled so far, the two of you have taken very different approaches and this is going to affect how the virus is handled going forward by whichever of you ends up becoming the next president. i want to quickly go through several of those. reopenings. vice president biden, you have been much more reluctant than president trump about reopening the economy and schools. why, sir? >> because he doesn't have a plan. if i were running it, i would know what the plan is. you have to provide the businesses the ability to have the money to be able to reopen with the ppe, as well as with the sanitation they need. >> tell that to nancy pelosi. >> will he just shush for a minute? >> tell it to schum

look at all the republicans that came out for joe. you know, and are supporting him. 's relationships. and so it doesn't matter if you're a republican or democrat, you can argue it out. but in the end, we're families. we're american families. we care about the same things, about making a difference. >> although i have to say, i think if your husband were running against marco rubio, you wouldn't have all these republicans endorsing him, even though the relationships are good. it's something else having to do with president trump, don't you think? >> i don't know. i have to have faith in, you know, the american people. >> tune in tuesday evening to cnn's coverage of the first presidential debate between president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden. thank you for spending your sunday morning and afternoon with us. the news continues next. >>> this is "gps, the local public square." i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live. >>> today on the show, president trump announces his nominee for the supreme court. >> judge amy coney barrett. >> what do we know about her?

even for somebody who doesn't like joe biden, you can say. made joe biden -- or you think joe biden is too old, or you think there are issues that have not been covered about biden's career. the way he did it, it just became as if he was bullying him for, you know -- he was overbullying him. the way i phrase it. >> michael? >> yeah, i think sam hits on a number of very important points. i mean, both of us have worked with donald trump. he, more recently than i have, and have seen various sides of his character and his nature. and i think the overwhelming thing for me in what sam is saying, two points. one, is he never even got joe biden down on the mat. he just started randomly swinging. so, it's like, you know, you go into an mma fight, you got that guy who figures his opponent is probably better than he is, so, what i'll just do, i'll just go at him and hope i land a hit. and okay, you land a couple punches. but then what you realize is that your opponent isn't on the mat. you're still swinging wildly, and a time, everyone just steps back a

let me just tell you something, joe. if you would have had the charge of what i was put through, i had to close the greatest economy in the history of our country, and by the way it's being built again. >> we're going to the economy in the next segment, sir. when it comes to how the virus has been handled so far the two of you have taken very different approaches, and this is going to affect how the virus is handled going forward by whichever of you ends up becoming the next president. i want to quickly go several of those. re-openings. vice president biden, you have bip much more reluctant than president trump about reopening the economy and schools. why sir? >> because he doesn't have a plan. if i were running i'd know what the plan is. you've got to provide these businesses the ability to have the money to reopen with the ppe as well as with the sanitation they need. will he just shush for a min isn't. >> tell it to nancy pelosi or schumer and chuck. >> nancy pelosi and schumer, they have a plan. he won't even meet wit

jesse: i think you will hear a lot coming from trump, joe you been in washington 47 years, why did you do it the last 47 years and i think joe biden does not have an answer to that. democrats revealing how they plan to go after supreme court nominee amy coney barrett, we will fill you in with that next. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off with allstate the safer you drive the more you save ♪ you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today it's official: national coffee day is now national dunkin' day! celebrate with a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase on september 29th. >> welcome back to cleveland president trump holding a news conference moments from now and we will bring it when it starts. in the meantime the democrats uniting how they a plan to oppose a supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett, they are going all in on healthcare, take a look. >> president trump sees a chance to fulfill his explicit mission, still away the vital protection of aca from countless families. >> i believe first that the whole process has been illegitimate and secon

. 47 years -- let me just tell you something, joe. you would have had the charge of what i was put through, i had to close the greatest economy in the history of our country -- >> we'll be going to the econom. >> it's going up fast. >> the two of you have taken different approaches. this is going to affect how the virus is handled going forward by whichever of you ends up becoming the next president. i want to quickly go through several of those. reopenings. vice president biden, you have been much more reluctant than president trump about reopening the economy and schools. why, sir? >> because he doesn't have a plan. if i were running it, i would know what the plan is. you have to provide these businesses the ability to have the money to be able to reopen, well, ppe, as well as with the sanitation they need. you have to provide -- >> nancy pelosi. >> would he just shush for a minute? >> tell it to nancy pelosi, and schumer. crying chuck. >> nancy pelosi and schumer have a plan hea. he won't even meet with them. he sits at his golf co

let me tell you, joe, you never could have done the job. you don't have it in your blood. >> i know how to do the job. >> well, you didn't do well in swine flew. h1n1. you were a disaster. your own chief of staff said you were a disaster. >> 14,000 people died, not 200,000. there was no economic recession. >> sir, you made a point. let him answer. >> and there is no one -- we didn't shut down the economy. this is his economy that's being -- he shut down. the reason it the shut it shut down. how many of you got up this morning and had an empty chair at the kitchen table because someone died of covid? how many of you are in a situation where you lost your mom or dad and you couldn't even speak to them and had a nurse holding a phone up so you could, in fact, say good-bye. >> you would have lost far more people. far more people. you would have been much later. you were months behind me, joe. >> his own cdc director says we can lose another 200,000 people between now and the end of the year. he said if we just wear a mask, we can save half those

i mean, it's going to be -- you're going to see the difference, don't you think? >> joeve talked about this before on your show you have three things going for you. one, you have the excitement of sports gambling and moving through the states, but you have to remember, it's all about the money. we talk about this on your show all the time it's about money from the state's point of view. remember, they need revenue. now, it also is from the operator's standpoint. they need customers. they can't be 22% penetration in market access. they have to have national exposure how do you get national exposure it's simple, you have to get in more states. getting in more states creates more dollars and more demand it helps out the revenue base for the states going under. >> here's one of my customers. 24 hours you're like the cnbc of sports wagering so let's say that i am interested in a game and like a half hour before the game starts i find out that kershaw's -- his elbow hurts. he's come out. will i see that there? and then i can say, i'm not -- i've got to totally change what i th

were you the naysayer? joe: i've been predicting this since april 1. my predictions finally vindicated. but it was just so intense. we talked about this yesterday. you had huge companies jumping every day. this is like the reversal that we got. energy had a bad week. infotech down on the week. the only gainers, materials and utilities. financials also outperforming. that really is the story. really hot sectors finally got sold. you have such incredible moves. it is not surprising even if that is a disappointing cliche. romaine: it looks like some of this could have been related to how short a lot of institutional managers and hedge funds and investors were. you are talking about 23 straight weeks where hedge funds had been short s&p futures. the latest data covers the weekly period that ended on tuesday. they actually flipped. 61,000 futures contracts. you can see how it sort of starts to taper. weing previous cycles where seen these booms and busts, this is the same trajectory read seen. we saw this in the big selloff back in 2018. once the hedge funds

you shut up, man? >> who is on your list, joe? reporter: the president's refusal to denounce white supremacy when talking about law and order. >> the people of this country want and demand law and order and you are afraid to say. are you in favor of law and order? >> people get treated fairly. >> what do you want to call them? >> stands back and stand by. >> not malicious. >> the fbi director. >> the big take away, it was more brawl than debate and i'm not sure undecided voters got the information they needed but it will leave the next one wondering what to expect. the candidates back on the campaign trail, from ohio to pennsylvania, the president has another rally in minnesota. >> how did a follow-up last night? that is the question, we will see. griff jenkins in cleveland. >> did the debate help or hurt joe biden's popularity? >> hope you enjoyed your 45 minute nap. one of the key moments involved climate change, take a listen. >> i don't support the green new deal. i support the biden -- i support the biden plan that i put forw

if you would have had -- let me tell you something, joe. >> no. >> if you would have had the charge of what i was put through, i had to close the greatest economy in the history of our country, and, by the way, now it is being built again. >> joining me now from the white house is peter navarro, assistant to the president, and director of the office of trade and manufacturing policy. peter, thank you for being on the show this morning. >> did you have a good night in the hall? i saw your review afterwards about the rat atat natu tat nat it, but must have been interesting to be there. >> it was certainly something to be there in person, peter. as i said on the air, it was jarring to see the chaos on stage in such an intimate debate setting. i want to talk to you about some of that. the reason it was intimate is because of the pandemic, that's something you're familiar with. you heard the president say this line, he said what i was put through when talking about coronavirus, how does this not come across as tone deaf given 200,000 people have died in the u.s., millions of people are stil

joe: thank you. romaine: 40 years. : can we show the parabolic growth from just a one million-dollar valuation all the way to $2 trillion. i feel like this is your life. joe: i will now be really resentful that no one got me as a birthday gift back then. just one share, i would have been happy with that. that's all. i still would work here. romaine: 21% average annual return. you could have been rich. now you work with us. caroline: that is offer what you missed. joe: bloomberg technology is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. stocks jumping today to new highs, but not driven by apple, tesla, or zoom. returning to the broader market. but still big news in tech ipo's. offer,rebuffs a merger choosing ins

you will. who thought joe biden won the debate. one person. show of hands if you thought donald trump won the debate. and of course that doesn't necessarily mean that those people raising their hand have made up their mind who they will vote for. but as you can see, there was no clear winner. a couple people one way or another, but no clear winner. >> not a lot of hands being raised. back with our folks. it's also interesting how people saw it through the television in their homes. >> i think in a way they saw it the way we have seen around this table which was that it was not an edifying debate, that donald trump did not behave as one would expect a president to behave. these are undecided voters. they couldn't decide. so i think it's probably not going to change the trajectory of this election very much. but it was sort of a stark viewing of this president's character. i know we have seen it for the last 3 1/2 years out there. >> that's baked into this. nothing the president did that helped him and it could have. it's more of a missed opportu

yes i think because you know joe biden really hard to find a strategy when you have the personality is joe biden has i think. from point change she was very successful at this this is the feeling what we have fewer than the trump supporters that's what you need. i. can imagine any way joe biden is able to find a way to really fight this aggressive very personal way to attack oh i will have to wait and see as paul in milwaukee and stacey evans in the studio with me thanks very much for. i want to take a issues in tonight's debate was the coronavirus pandemic it was it has reached a grim milestone with more than a 1000000 lives lost worldwide and many regions including the u.s. and europe are bracing for another surge in infections covenanting has quickly become one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases the virus has spread to at least $188.00 countries and fatalities have been rising at a faster pace since last month public health experts say the crisis is far from over. the german chancellor angela merkel has announced new measures in response to local spikes in covert 19 infect