that's how we happened to be sitting behind donald john trump as he made his infamous american carnage inauguration speech. and then afterwards we went into the capital for the luncheon. we were seated with trump's, i think it was his cousins, is first cousins at the table with them. it was weird because they look like they were weirded out. were they like mary trump? >> they were perfectly pleasant, one of the new elijah and wanted to take a picture with him, i believe. we watched everything taking place. ivanka was walking around the room holding court. the first lady was sitting down, not mixing and mingling but certainly luckily everyone who came up to the head table to greet her. we made it through the speeches. we ate a portion of our lunch and then elijah said it's time to go. let's go up there. we pushed back our chairs and we head to the head table, and dj t stands up. >> donald john trump, okay. >> with vice president pence by his side and elijah introduces us and then they make little small talk, and then elijah says, i would love to meet with you, mr. president i would love

i, donald john trump. do solemnly swear. that i will faithfully execute. ident of the united states. within the first 2a hours of taking the solemn oath of office, it became clear that donald trump would change the presidency more than the presidency would change him. there was a dystopian language at his inaugural address. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. there was the argument about the size of the inaugural crowd. this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration period. both in person and around the globe. the press secretary gave alternative facts to that. alternative facts are not facts. they are falsehoods. the president and first lady of the united states will take their first dance. there was the music at his inaugural ball. frank sinatra's my way. and his decision to keep using twitter. should i keep the twitter going or not? keep it going? cheering i think so. then, there was the appearance before the memorial wall at cia headquarters, where he tore into the press. the start of what came to be a running batt

so that right there started the friction between president donald john trump and eliza.cause you cannot go against the president's words. let's talk about another wendy's hearings and investigations attend this book. let's go to michael cohen. see that is page 93 this book is tabbed. and we watched all of this unfold on television. page 93 ratio right hand, do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth? the witness affirmed i do, take it from there. >> so and then michael cohen comment to alleges deep belief proceeded to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> so : his truth telling before the confirmation of his hearing was not the best. they always viewed him as a liar and a fixer in the ugly situation for this president. tells about the truth your husband believe that michael cohen told. >> michael cohen came out statement saying the president is a liar. he is a racist but he is this he is that pretty cheats on his taxes he does this he does that. he proceeded to admit to of course paying off the stormy daniels stuff. you know what you call

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> it's rare that an october surprise actually changes the outcome of an election. washington post reporter devlin barrett believes it happened four years ago. >> yeah, i think jim comby the intending to, chahe outcome of election. >> barrett is the author of a just released book, in which he contends h s that the key 2016 october surprise came in the form of a letter to congress, from the then director of the fbi, james comby. to campaign adviser. new fbi who's husband was under investigation for online sex crimes. the announcement was made just 11 days before the election. and one reason it was so powerful is because trump had made such a big deal out of the hillary clinton e-mails so it fit in to his, one of had his main messages against her. >> that is absolutely right. it absolutely fit in to the republican critique and attack on hillary clinton, but the other part of it too, is that it came from a credible place. cbyd notheteo you believe hy?>> do, andoree s believe it and what they say is, it's the single most measurable impact on the

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear -- >> four years later. >> if you are still supporting donaldtudents are very aware what is happening. they are very aware of the police killings. >> when do you meet people who are supporting joe >> very short. >> the political divide. wider than ever. >> no peace. >> you oar literally talking in different realms of fact. >> it was just out and out nasty. >> and in florida -- >> we are expecting a record number of people to mail-in vote. millions of ballots. >> the anger and unrest are driving voters to the polls. >> i wanted to do something. >> what made you switch parties? >> i feel like the party moved in a different direction. >> it only solidified my position. >> the difference? who wins this swing state often wins the white house. >> is florida a must win for donald trump? >> there really is no math. he really has to win here to have any chance of being president. >> whied matters for biden. >> this is the most important election in our lifetime. >> and for trump. >> my administration is focused on delivering real results. >> how would yo

obama do solemnly swear i told john trump do you solemnly swear. the world makes the work of the general wages. constant or decline since the late seventy's. the numbers of people. because of the growth of the population the supply is not up to it to nearly the same extent so somebody is going to get squeezed out and somebody you know most people the moment the people over the country have been squeezed out of the bottom. so now there's a new public housing so the shelter system is like a public housing so because housing is not treated as even right in the title mind which it should be the country is both yours as well. and order for us to get. and be right back to society and company as you try to embrace all this issue that's gone on. that's a fundamental right like having food and finish. i can buy care. take a look at the universal declaration of human rights. as the peoples of the united nations have in the charter reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights in the dignity and worth of the human person and in equal rights. education th

jefferson clinton who saw the water bush has gone into iraq hussein obama do solemnly swear i told john trump do you solemnly swear. the world would make sense with the work of the general wages of living standards of working class and poor people the city constant or declined since the late seventy's. the numbers of people who need housing and grow because of the growth of the population the supply has not grown to the to nearly the same extent so somebody is going to get squeezed out and some of the most people the moment people all over the country have been squeezed. so now there's a new public housing so the shelter system is like a public housing so because housing is not treated as even the writer of the title meant which it should be the country is both is this one. and order for us to get. and be. sister. as incompetent as you try to resolve this issue it's gone on far too long it's a fundamental right like having food good for the nation. i think anybody care let's take a look at the universal declaration of human rights. as the peoples of the united nations have in the charter reaf

by the way, his uncle john trump was a physicist and electrical engineer. apparently, a pretty good one as well. but not a virologist. not an infectious-disease specialist. not an epidemiologist or a biostatistician. nor, is dr. atlas but dr. atlas is apparently telling the president what he wants to hear. we will have a former cdc director shortly to discuss herd mentality, as the president has called it. dr. anthony fauci does not believe in that and he is not telling the president what he wants to hear. here he is talking about the white house reception for amy coney barrett. the one which most people, including the president and dr. atlas, were not wearing masks. >> were you surprised that president trump got sick? >> absolutely not. i was worried that he was going to get sick when i saw him in a completely precarious situation of crowded, no separation between people, and almost nobody wearing a mask. when i saw that on tv, i said, oh, my goodness. nothing good can come out of that. that's got to be a problem. and then, sure enough, it turned out to be

here's cnn's ryan nobles. >> reporter: from the day he >> took office -- >> i donald john trump -- >>mp has been running for reelection. filing his paperwork on his inauguration day, and raising money ever since. trump and his party are on track to raise and spend more money than any political candidate, in history. more than $1 billion. but, despite all that cash flooding into his campaign coffers, he finds himself in a remarkable position. down in the polls, and with a lot less money than his opponent, joe biden. >> i could be the king of all fundraisers. i would be the greatest that ever lived. >> hello, hello, hello! >> reporter: since biden became the democratic nominee, he's been steadily eating away at trump's significant cash on-hand lead. that is the amount of money available for a campaign to spend at the end of every month. trump went from being $200 million ahead in this category to being close to $1 million behind for the last month of the race. now, after raising and spending hundreds of millions of dollars, trump is claiming fundraising isn't all that important. >> you

signed sincerely donald john trump, the white house,ing on 1, 2020. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on appropriations and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam. on september 30, 2020, pursuant to section 3307 of title 40, united states code, the committee on transportation and infrastructure met in open session to consider 33 resolutions included in the yen services administration's capital investment and leasing programs. i have enclosed copies of the resolutions adopted. signed, sincerely, peter defazio, member of congress. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on ppropriations. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2019, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman, is recognized until 10:00 p.m. as the designee of the minority leader. mr. westerman: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and exten

if there ever has been a canary in a coal mine nat a state is in play, it's to see john cornyn turn on donald trump. that's a bright red flashing sign that says john cornyn is in deep trouble, and if john cornyn is in deep trouble, texas is in play. >> and that's why john cornyn's democratic opponent mj hager is joining us later in this hour. john heilemann, renee graham, wish me luck to get through the rest of the hour without the boston accent, cracking and thank you very much for starting us off tonight. we appreciate it. >> wicked hard, lawrence. wicked hard. >> thank you, john. >>> and when we come back, guess which presidential candidate in thursday night's debate has a bank account in china. that's next. more to me than hiv. i'm a peer educator,... a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own health. i talked with my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with... dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with...just 2 medicines... in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen to help you reach and s

if there ever has been a canary in a coal mine that a state is in play, it's to see john cornyn turn on donald trump. that's a bright red flashing sign that says john cornyn is in deep trouble, and if john cornyn is in deep trouble, texas is in play. >> and that's why john cornyn's democratic opponent m.j. hegar is joining us later in this hour. john heilemann, renee graham, wish me luck to get through the rest of the hour without the boston accent cracking, and thank you very much for starting us off tonight. we appreciate it. >> wicked hard, lawrence. wicked hard. >> thank you, john. >>> and when we come back, guess which presidential candidate in thursday night's debate has a bank account in china. that's next. t. (vo) i'm a verizon engineer and today, we're turning on 5g across the country. with the coverage of 5g nationwide. and, in more and more cities, the unprecedented performance of ultra wideband. the fastest 5g in the world. it will change your phone and how businesses do everything. i'm proud, because we didn't build it the easy way, we built it right. this is the 5g america's been waiti

thank you, john. >> my god, that's creepy. throughout the trumphole posture has been glib. that's a core thrown beer. fast forward, cornyn is an incumbent with m.j. hegar. when asked to basically defend the indefensible, that would be the president's horrible mismanagement of the coronavirus case he tried to distance himself from trump. very small handful of people who can tell you about the pressure senator cornyn is facing, heidi heitkamp. great to have you on the program, senator. as someone who had to run a very tough race in unforgiving terrain, the state that had moved quite to the right, as you watched john cornyn who has viewed trump as an ally trying to wriggle away from him, what's your reaction to hearing that quote? >> my reaction is so many of these senators are not idea ideaologues, in the past it was not cool to criticize trump. now he wants everyone to believe he was a dissent ter in private. who cares? the time to stand up for texas and our country and democracy is to be in public. he's no bob barker. they'll remember what he was,

john trump. i really get it. people are surprised that i understand it. everyone of these doctors said how do i know so much about this maybe i had a natural amendment. maybe i should have done that instead of running for president. >> dr. redfield is there smiling. when the president said that, 14 people have died, not 14,000 or 1400. 220,000 lives later the president still believes he knows better than the expert. >> if you vote for mike, he'll surrender your future to the virus. he's on lockdown. if i listen totally to the scientists, we would right now have a country that's in a massive depression. we are like a rocket ship. take a look at the numbers. >> listen to the scientists. we should be following to the scientists or listening to scientists. if the the president had to listen to the scientists when the cdc putting out guidelines recommending masks wear, he could have saved lives. he mocked the cdc's guidelines literally as he was announcing them. and to his economic analysis that were like a rocket ship right now, according to the latest number

john: from twitter, writes in during this conversation saying he or she thinks trump is -- trumpian puppet. "it is incredible pence does not practice his faith as vp." john: can you talk about mike pence and his faith? andrea: his faith is so strong. it is amiss interpretation of him. i would say authentic. he has used whatever opportunity before him as a chance to promote his vision of the common good. i think we can all say it looks hypocritical to be an avowed evangelical christian working for a president seed that is somewhat turbulent and occasionally vulgar. in pence's view, donald trump is the vessel god placed before him to achieve his own vision, his own goals, which in some cases might be religious in nature. so his faith goes back many , years. he was raised as a roman catholic. he had a conversion moment when he attended hanover college. and, even in the 1990's, he was still describing himself as a catholic but as an evangelical , catholic. he is closely tied in with evangelical negative around the -- evangelical groups around the country and they believe in him. i think issues

john. we are five days out and all eyes are on florida today. president trump and joe biden holding dueling events right here in tampa, just a few hours apart. and the coronavirus pandemic remains front and center in this campaign, with president trump minimizing the threat and joe biden once again calling the president's handling of it a failure. the fight for florida takes center stage this morning, with both president donald trump and former vice president joe biden heading to the sunshine state. the presidential candidates will hold competing events in tampa, just hours apart. for trump, a campaign rally without social distancing. >> thank you, thank you, thank you! >> reporter: and biden, a drive-in event where supporters will show up in their cars. the contrast in candidates are pushing for final votes reflecting their outlook on combatting the coronavirus pandemic, as more cases climb across most of the united states. >> the refusal of the trump administration to recognize the reality that we're living through, at a time where almost a thousand americans

chief white house correspondent john roberts is here in nashville tonight with late afternoon comments from president trump. >> john: tomorrow night in nashville is the last chance for voters across the country to get a measure of the two candidates as they go head to head, and late this afternoon as he was leaving for north carolina president trump making it clear he is not happy with tomorrow's setup. president trump heading to the battleground of north carolina, again criticizing the structure of tomorrow night's debate including the addition of a mute button to the microphones. >> i think the mute is very unfair and i think it's very bad because they're not talking about foreign affairs. they're supposed to be talking about foreign affairs and i think that the anchor is a very biased person. her parents are very biased. but that's my life. in the meantime, that's the white house standing behind me, right? >> john: as the president tries to shore up support in the swing states, his aides still working on more support for people financially squeezed by coronavirus, optimistic they can reach a deal with h

trump came out on top? those questions haunt me still." and even though john brennan retired from government at the very moment that donald trump became president, president trump has never been able to leave john brennan alone. he's obsessed with him. he's called john brennan myriad names, he's accused him of myriad crimes. he claimed to have revoked his security clearance, even though he didn't. trump's attorney general ordered an ongoing investigation into the cia's actions under brennan in 2016. when john brennan went to access his records from his time as cia director to consult them so he could write this book, access that has been provided to all previous cia directors, he discovered that president trump had issued a directive specifically about him, blocking him from accessing those materials and, furthermore, forbidding anyone in the intelligence community from sharing classified information, specifically, with john brennan. imagine the president being so obsessed with you that he uses the powers of the presidency just to make your individual life mor

would catch up with him but for now let's imagine a world where the government had held donald john trump accountable for the many offenses he apparently committed long before he launched the presidential campaign in 2015 that supports her prize-winning investigative journalist observed, that is the world with president trump is the impossibility so to create that world where he and anyone like him is in improbability the damage is done by or for the president to demonstrate the dangers we face if we fail to do so. thank you. >> and with age trophic introduction is going to ask you to defend white-collar crime. so i want to follow up on something else you started to touch on so why do we judge white-collar crime so loosely as you just pointed out between 300,000,000,800,000,000,000 per year and yet which was a more likely to go to jail for an which you judged more harshly for and why is that? >> just to be clear to $30,800,000,000,000 was looking at the two categories but there is no official measurement from the fbi or the department of justice but the people of insider trading and it is

and it is getting a ton of attention and john brennan is pushing back saying released to him this effort to get hillary's campaign to sort of loop the trumpian conspiracy theory. john brennan said that there is nothing to that but just letting the president know what they were picking up on russian intel. what do you say do all that? >> well, john brennan is so certain, why doesn't he come down on the side of transparency? look, we've had a lot of people, susan rice, james comey, brennan a whole bunch of people scrambling and doing what they can to not have transparency. transparency is not political, martha. transparency is to be our friend. i will give you it is very unique to have transparency in washington though. washington wants to hold information. that is what they have done. what john brennan needs to understand from the information from career intelligence officials from the very beginning was pushed aside and classified away because it didn't fit the narrative that the obama administration, the obama/biden administration, susan rice, james comey, all they wanted to spoon-feed to the american people. this is just the facts. anyo

. >> donald john trump is not responsible for the individual actions of anyone.e has been economically sound for our community. if you look over his track record you are going to find he has made promises and kept of those promises. what this young man is talking about our emotional reactions they are experiencing because of the frustration in the black community created by those who have been in governmental power, democrats. todd: we have two democrats and one republican. i want to get christina on the democratic side but switching gears a little bit. the latest poll, how would you vote? i want you to look at that middle one. 41% of hispanics say they would vote for trump/pens. what issues are resonating with hispanics to make that number is high as it is, it is below biden harris but higher than a lot of people would expect. >> it certainly is higher than i would like to see is a democrat but the thing about that, some of the messaging, taking such hold and a lot of folks are becoming newly affluent, moving up, figuring out how to have savings, the immigration

. >> i, donald john trump do solemnly swear -- >> four years later -- >> white house. >> if you're stillupporting donald trump you're a racist, you're a bigot. >> my students are very aware of what is happening. they're very aware of police killings. >> when you do meet people supporting joe biden what is that conversation like? >> very short. >> the political divide. >> turn the [ bleep ] around. >> wider than ever. >> you're literally talking in different realms of fact. >> it was just out and out nasty. >> and in florida, we are expecting a record number of people to mail-in vote. millions of ballots. >> the anger and unrest are driving voters to the polls. >> i wanted to do something, to get out. >> what made you switch parties? >> i feel like the party has moved in a different direction. >> it is only solidified my position. >> the difference? who wins this swing state often wins the white house. >> is florida a must win for donald trump? >> there really is no math. he really has to win here to have any chance of being president. >> why it matters, for biden. >> this is the most imp

. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> four years later -- >> if you're still supporting donaldmp you're a racist, you're a bigot. >> my students are very aware of what is happening. they're very aware of police killings. >> when you do meet people who are supporting joe biden what's that conversation like? >> very short. >> the political divide wider than ever. >> you're literally talking in different realms of fact. >> it was just out-and-out nasty. >> and in florida -- >> we are expecting a record number of people to mail-in vote millions of ballots. >> the anger and unrest are driving voters to the polls. >> i wanted to do something. i wanted to get out. >> what made you switch parties? >> i feel like the party has moved in a different direction. >> it's only solidified my position. >> the deference, who wins the swing state often wins the white house. >> is is there a must-win for donald trump? >> there really is no math. he really has to win here for a chance to be president. >> why it matters for biden. >> this is the most important election in our lifetime. >> and for tr

donald john trump, president of the united states, the fight got even worse when he attacked a leisure cummings beloved city of baltimore. take us to that summer. >> after kim claes he pointed out problems in west baltimore without solutions and the present retreatment retweeted that video. currently running for congressman coming see as a republican. >> so, where to start. you know congressman cummings did everything that he could to improve west baltimore. we are driving down the street and he saw a pile of trash he would immediately get on the phone with his team to ask them to have it removed immediately. and i saw him do this on more than one occasion. if he was not the man, he was not a city councilmember, he was not part of any kind of state or local government is part of the federal government. if so part of his responsibilit responsibility. that being said, the horror of that moment actually started hours before donald trump started tweeting. starting early about 2:30 a.m. the early morning donald trump started tweeting. we had for the first time in my experience here in balti

john mccain. and even the mission act trump passed was officially named after john mccain. but trump has gone in and basically said he did va choice, obama had nothing to do with it, john mccain had nothing to do with it. so one way we cover is to drill down and explain not just he was telling this falsehood and lie but the reason why. he's doing it because he was surrounded by aides who are unable or unwilling to tell him the truth. and one way he duz duz is the psychology of lies which is the more they're repeated, the more they're found to be true. and one thing i've found is they told the speechwriter and the president's team they wanted to put in a line about what donald trump had done on va choice because they actually believed what he was saying. he'd gotten it so in the either that they believed this falsehood, and they wanted to repeat it themselves. so that's why the president does it because it's proved stunningly effective for him. and the way we grapple with it is we write about it and tell this story in many different ways. graphically, with words and speaking

instead the cia's john brennan was pushing for the fbi to probe trump based on what hillary was allegingemember senator harry reid got on the stick after john brennan talked to him in august of 2016 saying why don't aren't you doing anything about this? he called james comey, why aren't you doing anything about this? in september 2016 basically they, the cia, brennan sent the memo over to him with hillary's plan, with the information. when you heard all of this, because you sent a letter to james comey i think in september 2016, right? >> yes, i absolutely did. and i knew at this time that the democrats were doing this. and the fact, for them to sort of downplay this now when me, as a private citizen had inside information as to all the wrongdoing and to try to say that they knew nothing is really ludicrous. elizabeth: white a minute, carter, how did you know that the democrats were doing this? >> i have worked with the intelligence community going back many decades and i had contacts with on the intelligence community and they gave me a head's up that the democrats through a law firm an

trump's hopes for success rested with arizona republican senator john mccain, whom trump had attackeda war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> senator mccain was sick and he was heading out to arizona. i made the suggestion maybe we should go out there and see him on one of these trips that we were making, and the president did not want to do that. >> in the early hours of july 28th, 2017, mccain arrived to vote, a singular motion that left the senate chamber aghast and the white house reeling. >> no. >> it was incredibly personal. president trump holds on to grudges and, like, he wants loyalty. he probably will never let that moment go. >> for the rest of mccain's life and long after his death, trump would attack him. >> i was never a fan of john mccain and i never will be. >> something that trump would do to any republican who turned against him. >> no, i'm not a fan of mitt romney. >> well, jeb bush is a puppet to his donors. >> he has effectively chased many of his critics out of the republican party. >> the president has defie

reporter: john will trump -- donald trump won big here in 2016 helped in part by christian voters. would describe myself politically as a christian conservative patriot. reporter: according to exit polls, eight out of 10 white evangelicals voted for donald trump. >> my faith and my relationship with jesus christ rules my decisions. our leadership dtates the society we live in and i would prefer it continues to stay the god centered country it was originally created to be. reporter: this year, the race in north carolina is tight, but a different kind of christian could help swing the state. i'm a christian and i know the church is diverse. there are black people like me, latinos, and an increasingly vocal christian left. i wanted to speak to people we don't usually hear from. covid-19 andhe job losses it has brought have hit black and latino communities disproportionately hard. >> we started this about march. march 15. reporter: pastor michael offers drive-through meals for the needy at his church on the out skates -- outskirts of the state capital. demand have reached tenfold durin

the white house insider who wrote a scathing op ed today is about condemning donald trump miles taylor is supporting john biden and has called trump a moral and ineffective mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the man who called himself anonymous in 2 separate books and actually not at president trump has now revealed his identity in an online post miles tailors his name and he was a chief of staff in the department of homeland security at one point so a very senior official he was highly critical of trump in those 2 books saying that it was necessary for americans to know both the character and the quality of their head of state as about john has accused armenia of killing at least 21 civilians in a missile strike bringing a fair attempt at a cease fire and a gone back into doubt the attack on the city of bada is the deadliest single incident against civilians since fighting flared a month ago hurricane dean has made landfall in the southern united states bringing another round of heavy rain and damaging winds to the state of louisiana there are warnings the category 2 storm could bring a life thr

course so it remains to be seen just if president trump is now to some degree incapacitated what that is going to do to that policy and we know that john will trump has been instrumental in these negotiations with north korea that now remains to be in doubt to the south koreans will be scratching their heads wondering how this affects their policies u.s. policies in this part of the world the northeast asia is preparing for a visit by mike pompei of the u.s. secretary of state coming to visit japan and south korea next week it was hoped that that visit to may find a way to try to restart negotiations maybe with north korea the south koreans have been continuing to talk about their relationship with the north that this process of dialogue is certainly not dead there was talk about maybe the u.s. agreeing to some sort of formal end finally to the end of the korean war which is obviously only ever been settled by an armistice but having some sort of formal peace treaty which might then restart negotiations but all of that of course is seen dependent upon having donald trump at the helm to sign off on this and so it remains to be seen just

i would stop giving them federal subsidies. >> so the trump campaign is leaning into this, john, as a big gotcha moment, also the issue of fracking where joe biden now says that he would not ban fracking in pennsylvania. again, the trump campaign, i just want to know one thing that people may not beware of. fracking is under water in pennsylvania, the state where it might be politically motivated. the majority of voters, 52-48 actually oppose fracking so the idea of all of this being a clear political slam dunk is a little bit more murky, nonetheless, i think this is something republicans are seizing on. >> particularly biden's comments about the oil industry. let's put this in context. he is not in favor of banning fracking except on federal lands, he has been consistent about that as a matter of policy. he has been inarticulate and confused about it, and that's a real issue but not a substantiative issue. it's a stylistic one. second thing, he basically took trump's bait here. the first half of the sound byte we didn't hear is trump saying would you get rid of the oil industry, and

kelly, trump's chief of staff. >> stahl: ...to get under the president's skin. >> john bolton: ifor office. >> trump: i have the most loyal people. >> galen: we have a standing buy on fox news in washington, d.c. with "fox and friends," "tucker carlson" and "sean hannity," every night. >> stahl: is that because he watches? >> galen: yes. because we know he's in the residence with his super tivo, watching. >> stahl: why is provoking him a good strategy? >> wilson: every time donald trump loses his mind and throws things at the wall because a lincoln project ad is up, that takes the whole campaign off track. there's one thing you never get back in a campaign. that's a lost day. >> stahl: are you concerned that you're stooping to the president's level of being mean? >> wilson: i hope so. ( laughs ) there's always a reflexive sort of do-gooder instin to sa "o i hate negativs.eople do hat. but negative ads work. what do you need in the short term? >> mike madrid: i need senior messaging for florida. >> stahl: last month, the lincoln project got their staff tested for covid, and moved

asymptomatic and out of my part that the call for 2 days i'm not a trump fun but accusing him of faking it with evidence is very odd to me john says trump says all american should receive the same treatment he hunt that's going to take a phenomenal amount of movie producers production crew and helicopters thomas says if you're not going to give this drug cocktail free to the american people lisa says i'm curious become the president of america be used as a guinea pig for untested medical research if anyone knows please could you let me know and mike's a strong defender of the president he says talk became players that broke records in the short created millions of jobs and unemployment at record lows he just taxes and wages increased trump is one of the greats yet the super rich feed him so they want to paint a bad picture why else would he be out for 3 piece of warts norma says i was watching c.n.n. and a commentator said trump would come to scotland when he loses i was screaming at the television we don't want them either j.c. says you don't speak for everyone some of us support him actually but bob says the world these to

trump? the answer, though, for many republicans, not so simple at all. johnreality check. >> the fever may be starting to break. badly trailing in the polls and wounded by self-sabotage, there are signs that some republicans are starting to back away from donald trump. and the unlikely canary in the coal mine was arizona senator, martha mcsally. >> are you proud of your support for president trump? >> well, i'm proud that i'm fighting for arizonians. >> are you proud of your support for president trump? >> i'm proud to be fighting for arizona every single day. >> mcsally's losing by ten points to mark kelly. turns out trump's a liability in arizona with his repeated insults to hispanics and the state's favorite son, john mccain. sure, the base loves trump. but get this, independents make up 32% of registered voters in arizona, and trump has just a 37% approval among independents nationwide. this isn't just an arizona problem. in texas, polls show a surprisingly tight race between trump and biden. and perhaps not coincidentally, john cornyn is now speaking out

2 days i've not had trouble fun but accusing him of faking it with evidence is very odd to me john says trump says all american should receive the same treatment he hunt that's going to take a phenomenal amount of movie producers production crew and helicopters thomas says if you're not going to give this drug cocktail free to the american people lisa says i'm curious become the president of america be used as a guinea pig for untested medical research if anyone knows please could you let me know and mike's a strong defender of the president he says talk became players that broke records in.

president trumpet is being moved to a medical facility —— present trump. john the white house lawn for us “— topol is on the white house lawn for us —— john topol. anthony when we heard the news about the president being diagnosed, the markets did take a hit. do you think the white house has been sitting on this decision when they've known during the course of the day that they might need to be moved? well, i think that is indeed a possibility. that's going to cause a response. that's going to cause a responsem also the case that this virus can affect people. i've known people who have had covid—i9 and symptoms can change very quickly. during the course of one day. that is what has been so difficult for medics, it presents itself in different ways at different times. at first it was a dry cough and fever, then it was about the loss of sense of smell. it keeps changing its manifestations. so what started off as mild symptoms, and donald trump made a speech last night and he seemed pretty much ok. the white house is confirming he's tested positive for coronavirus

trump said that xi should go ahead with building the camps, which trump thought was exactly the right thing to do. and maybe don't believe john bolton. i certainly question his integrity. but donald trump admitted it. when he was asked, he said, well, we're in the middle of a major trade deal. we're in the middle of a major trade deal. mr. speaker, we are better than this. this bill, with this bill we can stand up against forced labor, we can stand up against genocide. we can stand up for religious freedom and the uighur people by defeating this motion to recommit and passing the uighur forced labor discl you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. headed tont trump is duluth, minnesota this evening for his first campaign event following last night's presidential debate area we have live coverage and :00 p.m. eastern here on c-span esch at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. -- at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. before departing the white house, he spoke to reporters. here's a look. >> thank

is lightning going to strike twice for donald trump, john thomas?cult to make the predictions at this point. but what i can tell you is i'm watching trend lints and right now the -- linings and right now the race is tightening. it's trending well for trump. he's got to run through the tape and turn out his base. if he does that, he should pull another 2016. todd: john thomas joining us now, presumably from southern california. good luck to your dodgers, john thomas. >> thanks, todd. todd: have a great one. jillian, over to you. jillian: joe biden is going virtual, in an attempt to appeal to young voters through a popular video game. the campaign launching biden island on animal crossing new more ryhorizons. they are prompted to help the campaign locate polling sites. president trump giving a sizable church donation during a sunday service in nevada. the president was seen reaching into his back pocket and pulling a number of 20-dollar bills as the collection bucket was passed around. the president was attending a service at the international church

john brennan. this is explosive. those notes were written after brennan briefed president obama about hillary clinton's plan to tie mr. trumprussia. ratcliffe also says brennan referred the matter to fired fbi director james comey and former agent peter strzok for a potential investigation. the notes expose years of john brennan's lies. he called the trump-russia investigation well founded. he claimed the president's denial of russian collusion was hogwash. and even said there was extensive evidence of trump-russia collusion. all the while, it is now documented, brennan, obama, comey, strzok, obama, biden and others knew full well that the trump-russia narrative was a crd sponsored by none other than hillary clinton. we'll be talking to a man who knows about all things obamagate tonight. "just the news" founder and editor-in-chief john solomon will join us later in the broadcast. >>> president trump today postponed negotiations for a new china virus stimulus package with the intractable and irresponsible house democrats until after the november election. the president tweeted this in part, quote: nancy pelosi is asking for

and he did it from a space that donald john trump traveled to four years ago, flint, michigan, and if you look at what donald trump has done since he went to flint, michigan, when he was campaigning to be president, nothing has changed. and it's also spotlighted even more so, infrastructure issues across the nation, not just in flint, but in washington, dc and other states, in the carolinas and other states. this president made it clear not just about being in flint but talking about the fact that donald trump is not a person of humility. he's a person who struts. he's a person who has no shame and he also talked about covid. and michigan is a state that has been impacted by covid. the governor, gretchen whitmer, had been fighting so hard to get ventilators, the swabs for the covid testing kits, and now look at what's happening. we are in the moment, former president barack obama emphasized strategically we're seeing an increase at this moment, the worst week ever as this white house is saying that it's not going to, this is not happening anymore. this is over. so president obama made

but with just a week to go until election day in the us, campaigning is intensifying for donald trump in johnd trump injohn biden. levels of covid—19 antibodies in people who've had the virus diminish quite rapidly, say scientists. the president is campaigning in three midwestern states today. this election is a choice between the trump super recovery which is what we are having or a biden depression, sad to say. and some bad news just came out on biden, but i wa nt to just came out on biden, but i want to tell you about that. you'll find that out tomorrow. -- i will you'll find that out tomorrow. —— i will not tell you about that. man! that something. biden has pledged the biggest tax hike in this history of our country, the first man i have ever seen campaign on the fact i'm going to raise your taxes. what's going on? i gave working families record—setting tax cuts and in my second term, i will cut middle—class taxes va ry will cut middle—class taxes vary substantially more. that's the presidentjust now enormous hand brass car. i'm joined by democratic strategist, cristina antelo. i guess y

john. if that happens, it could have significant impacts on trump's ability to get to 270.to florida today. vice president biden releasing a statement on that trip. let me read you a portion of it. it says president trump comes to stanford bringing nothing but reckless behavior, divisive rhetoric and fear mongering, equally dangerous is what he fails to bring. no plan to get the virus that has taken over the lives of over 15,000 floridians under control. no plan to protect health care amid his attacks against the aca, certainly no plan to mitigate economic impact the pandemic is having on families across central florida. you mention biden going into florida later this week. mike pence is in ohio today. we are getting at that point three weeks out from election day, john, where we're seeing a lot of activity and trump, of course, returning to the campaign trail as well. >> state by state. thank you from hamilton county. we look at it by county, some of us with maps. thank you. >>> hello to viewers in the united states and around the world. top of the hour. john king in washi

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