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i think we'll take back the house. >> governor kasich, what do you think?t of all, there's no way, woman, that the republicans are going to take back the house. secondly, and look, i'm doing this as just giving you my analysis. this is not any -- might have endorsed biden but that's not what i'm doing here tone. he's also not going to win wisconsin, minnesota, or michigan. in ohio, it's amazing that it is as close as it is. if it wasn't, he wouldn't have been in circleville today, a little town south of columbus. think about ohio, wolf, as a hockey stick. the western part of the state, along with the southern part of the state and you heard a lot of this from john king. in the southern part of the state they have to have a very big turn out for trump to win. because the reason down in the southern part of the state is there aren't as many people town there. western side of the state will give him good numbers but his challenge is the rest of the state. you know, the middle and here in columbus, in central ohio. i think john hit on a very important point. th

phone is this kind of anti-trump republican, the kind of to factor leader of sorts has been john kasich, the former governor of ohio. believe -- i think the republican in ohio has generally sort of gotten behind donald trump. i don't want to overstate any kind of weathering support among the party. i think that is true. as we talked about, in states where a lot of these margins matter, if you do have those voters, you are basically more like the john kasich type republicans. i think it is probably important to know what that ad was referencing. mourning in america, kind of the playoff ronald reagan's ad back in the day. there's a significant number of republicans in the state, talking about the suburbs and where trump will be bleeding support, where they maybe gave the guy a james in 2016 and now they don't like him. that is why they keep making this push in ohio. they dropped a couple ads that have been specifically targeted at that sort of demographic. i know one they did was after the president called for a good goodyear boycott of and focusing on that summit county area, which again

the kasich behavior. these are people that are disproportionately of the higher end of income distribution. as so many others lost their jobs. as we move into 2021. the aggregate data is really not a good way to see the depths of the pain in many parts of the united states. joe: what about a future stimulus. .et's say take politics aside ultimate example of what that should look like? we need to do everything we can to contain the virus. that should be job one. i can, look at a relief package. were looking at the heroes act, pointing out the kinds of things that we need to do. .hat is the scale the longer that we wait, the larger the package will need to be, especially because so many -- they could use of their initial round of unemployment than if it. and we need to make sure that we're taking to -- into account the kind of package that will andess structural changes the weaknesses in our economy that have really been uncovered. we need to do a fairly big package in january if the political stars aligned

if kasich had dropped out, rubio could have one the primary. that kind of republican can play strong, it is just that in virginia and nationally that doesn't seem to be the kind of person that gets a republican nomination anymore. mr. allen: senator kaine you got to enjoy the vice presidential debate a little more this time around. on thears ago you are stage as the ticket-mates with secretary hillary clinton. we have a little clip to remind you of this week's debate. senator harris: mr. vice president, i'm speaking. ok? in 1864. [laughter] youallen: sounds like enjoyed that moment as much as i did. that was my favorite moment of the debate. i wrote about in my first dispatch. i'm speaking, i'm speaking, ok? you know senator harris very well as a colleague and a friend. tell us what that moment told us about her. sen. kaine: the reason she said it was -- it twice was like why robert frost says it twice in the poem miles to go before i sleep. it, itond time she says is almost history. harris, an african-american woman, i, kamala harris, child of

kasich's name floated, and jeff flake's name floated, as possible biden cabinet members. does that surprise you? >> no. why not? they're not going to get there. this is like tom dewey in 1948 announcing his cabinet. trump is going to win. he's going to win decisively. poor kasich and flake are going to be out there out there on unemployment. >> thank you so much. when what will the media look like if biden wins? put it this way. could their dismissal of anything antibiden during the campaign turn into something near nefarious if he's elected? dinesh d'souza is here in moments on the looming threat to independent voices. >> ♪ accusing him without any evidence. >> when asked >> he claims without evidence. >> new details on russia's latest disinformation campaign to sway your vote. >> he claims without evident -- >> accusing him without evidence. >> this time without any evidence. >> when asked he provided no evidence. >> the media's go-to phrase for dismissing information has morphed into something much more dangerous. >> new details on russia's latest disinformation campai

i think this race is a lot closer. >> governor kasich, what do you see in ohio?o was a hockey stick. on the western part is strong for trump and the bottom of the state is strong for trump. the middle of the state, everything else that's left is going well for biden. i am surprised, i thought it would be easy for trump to win ohio. i am not so sure now. what's the african-american turn-out going to be? i think it is going to be bigger and not just ohio, all across the country. rick was talking about pennsylvania. the reason why barack obama was out today, he was in philadelphia trying to drive that turn o-out. you have to look at suburban voters and now ex-urbans. people who are away from the suburbs. they were not trump people like they were. working men had been moving away from trump. i have to say right now is extremely close. my gut tells me that trump still wins but i am not shock at all if biden wins ohio. >> with the 400,000 margins last time, it is significant to say. you this i nk of ohio. let me ask you first, governor, in ohio you have the highest num

he is describing your plan and i'm giving you 30 seconds to tell folks what that plan is. >> john kasich the republican governor of ohio we came together not to replace the affordable care act. i never said that and he never said that. we are looking at ways to improve it especially poking out -- focusing on ways we can make exchanges more cost-effective for people. the affordable care act the republicans tried to take it away and never allowed us to report -- to repair it or improve it and again and again these attacks are threatening to dismantle it completely without any kind of a suitable fix. >> mr. gardner the affordable care act some might call it pre-existing. if you've introduced an eight line bill did that you say will require insurance companies to cover pre-existing conditions. what part of that though requires an insurance company to offer me coverage in the first place? >> the bill requires coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. maybe only eight lines and i remind you we are here today under the first amendment radium of speech and freedom of press freedom of rel

. >> john kasich, we know there has been no republicans won the white house without ohio. biden's point would hold and it is crucial. biden and trump is neck and neck in ohio. it seems completely tied. what do you see and feel? our seniseneirs are moving awaym him. it is a little bit bragging on my part. i am 186 out of the county. they're having a hard time being able to carry out the basic things they need to do. it is extremely close. i probably would still give this to trump in ohio. nothing will surprise me here. >> that's interesting. >> you are saying despite what you see with seniors and certain groups of white men. right now you will give ohio to trump? >> because the republican machines -- people have been happy with republicans. democrats, they were not winning anything obama won. when i ran for reelection, literally 86 out of 88 counties sort of the marine ri chinery i there. these things coming together is making it close. i would not be surprised if biden won ohio and the same thing is happening in florida with seniors moving the other way and independent men

former governor john kasich. and music from foo fighters. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: oh.s me, right? okay, hi. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy, i am the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on what was supposed to be debate night here on abc. presidential debate number two was scheduled for this evening, but instead we got two dueling town halls. joe biden on abc, donald trump on nbc. nbc pulled a very sneaky move. after trump refused to pa

. >> laura: we had kasich and oth others floated as possible biden cabinet members? >> they won't get there. trump will win decisively. they will be on unemployment again. >> laura: thank you very much. what will the media look like if biden wins? their dismissal of anything anti-biden during the campaign turn into something nefarious if he is elected? the looming threat to independent voices. >> ♪ accusing him without any evidence. >> when asked he provided no evidence. >> laura: the media's go to phrase to dismiss information has morphed into something more dangerous. >> the "new york post" story disavowed and is dubious. >> look at this computer store owner in delaware. >> that's more in line when you think about a useful idiot. classic indicator of the presence of disinformation. >> laura: can you believe that peter strzok is commenting on anything? joining me is a conservative commenta commentator. when facts the left don't like are framed as lies by hostile foreign governments. why does this matter? it's obviously absurd. how could that get worse if biden wins?

we saw come back after the election of barack obama and are kasich can bounce back again but i agree nobody knows if america will want to be or be able to be a force for governors and coalition building and keeping the world on the basic even keel. the world has changed and i think people are asking right now if we can go back to that trust in america and are ever series know where the red lines are. is america still the country to be counted on? >> we are going to get to that question. david to follow up for a move on what has trump gotten right about china or from your perspective any of the issues in asia? >> was it naÏve to engaged with china and did we imagine that china was going to be, jeffersonian democracy? i think some of that debate is a bit overblown and frankly if china was willing to engage of course were going to engage. i'd focus on the word engaged when i look back. unfortunately it did attach things that vice president joe biden said about china and its complacency. biden was a champion of the idea that being a democracy and being america gives you a head start that

he has the support of john kasich, former republican evan of ohio.pport of colin powell. my friend,support of cindy mccain. he has built a coalition that will help us win, but it will also help us govern so that we can take on the challenges of our times. yes, this pandemic, but also our economy, climate change, affordable education, and yes, universal health care. deserves president joe biden. [honking] so, joe biden is a man of scrappy working class roots. a man whose own hardships have only made him more determined to lift up those who have been left out. he has a plan to build back better and you can count on him to help this country not just toover but renew its spirit take on the challenges of our time. competent, but he will also govern from his heart. he will be the president for all of america. recently, he gave his last closing argument in georgia. that warmed my heart because as some of you know, i ran for president. and as i went around the hentry, i told the story told at warm springs and he went that way because that is where franklin d

host: your former governor, republican john kasich, spoke at the democratic convention in support of joe biden. caller: right. i understand why he did that. i did not like the fact that he did not state in the mansion in columbus, and that he and his daughters and wife stayed in their home, but i still agreed and listened to policies and things he had to say. i believe if we have a common denominator because we all have to get along and live together, i am willing to have an open mind policy wise on what someone believes. but to target people and say because i do not believe in what you believe, you are bad. i really feel trump goes with the privilege, and no one else has that privilege but him every he lives in a world where the policies are something he is trying to say and blanket to everyone who wants to hear what they believe. but it is not moving us anywhere. host: thank you for your time. bakersfield, california. trumps it about president , why you support him? caller: i support trump because he is upfront, what he says is what he does. and he came out in 2016 said he would do

i love the fact that john kasich and cindy mccain.ust did a zoom call with her in minnesota, and all of the republicans colin powell, republicans that came out for joe biden and helped to make his case as well. >> well, senator, you sound confident and appreciate you joining us. >> only if people vote. we can relive our town hall meeting speech. >> thank you. >> there were so. >> i know, but who's counting. thank you, senator. >> okay, see you soon. >> see ya. we will be right back. you know when your dog is itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic skin condition that needs treatment. don't wait. talk to your veterinarian and learn more at itchingforhelp.com. we use 11. eleven. why do an expense report from your phone when you can do it from a machine that jams? i just emailed my wife's social security number to the entire company instead of hr, so... please co

. >> governor kasich, i appreciate your time. >> thank you to all of you as well. let's hand it off now to anderson. >>> good evening, the president is doing it again. he's campaigning in pennsylvania tonight. he's letting us know he and his vice president are going to spend the next three weeks breaking every rule and guidelines about what to do during a pandemic. to do that, they're taking advantage of what's best enough. this is not churchill tapping into it. this is the president who likes to confirm to churchill conditioning americans to accept a daily assault by him and the president on public health by hosting super spreader events if places right now that are seeing surges at coronavirus cases, except those people standing behind the president because they are on camera. the positivity rate is between 8% or 9%. 9% of whom on average of the people in that room are infected with the deadly virus or for this president, the new normal that he would like for us to accept. the president goes to iowa tomorrow where the percentage of test coming back positive. on s

>> stephen: speaking of john kasich, the former republican governor of ohio was one of the speakers tonighttion "uniting america." slightly more inspiring than the republican convention theme "gas protesters and throw mailboxes into the sea." in lieu of a platform the rnc released a resolution of the undying support of trump. that's not a party. it's a cult! "welcome to the convention, everybody. take off your mask masks and pun your matchy nikes and maga hats. then drink up your kool-aid. >> ladies and gentlemen, leaders and fighters for liberty and the american dream. the best is yet to come! ( laughter ) >> stephen: is the loud lady gone? i'm scared! this is the first time in my life i've had to turn down the volume on c-span. i'm glad we already had our kids because i think i was too close to the tv. i might have been sterilized by that. ( laughter ) it all built to a crescendo when tim scott finished speaking five minutes before the end of the residential run time. so they just showed "b" roll of the white house. it ended early! i can't imagine the chaos in the control room. "what? fiv

joining us now, the former republican governor of ohio, john kasich.ting joe biden in this election. governor kasich, thank you so much for joining us. so, what do you think? you know your state about as well as anyone. what's happening? >> yeah, well, he said it, wolf. it's too close to call. and again, i always think about ohio as a hockey stick. you know, the western part of the state is very strong republican. the southern part of the state is also very strong republican. but then it's the middle that is going to matter so much. and what's interesting is what he had to say out of cleveland. the real question is it's all about turnout. and as we started this segment, you were talking about barack obama being in detroit. i think that we're going to look back on this, and i think you're going to see that barack obama had a major influence in this election. he's really working hard in terms of african-american turnout, and so it's interesting. what are we seeing in cleveland? are we seeing a significant african-american turnout? but i would have said t

colin powell, carly fiorina, john kasich, flake ridge and cindy mccain.o you wish there were more? >> i do. i do. i know that there are still those who, you know, are quietly and secretly keeping their support for -- for joe biden, you know, under cover. but this is a moment that we all as republicans who believe in the foundational lincolnesque, you know, ideas and values, we have to step into this moment. and it's hard. you know, i'm not going to play this off as easy. steve can tell you i had, you know, a heart-to-heart with my friend about -- about this and what it meant. and -- but, you know, you realize when you're called to the moment, and i -- and i hope over the next two night -- two weeks that more republicans who believe in those principles from reagan, eisenhower, the bush -- the bushes, and everyday republicans out there that you stand with us and with them in this moment. >> steve schmidt, here's something you and your colleagues wrote. history chooses us. if you ever wondered what side of the edmund pettus bridge you would have stood on, th

peterson: i've been trying to renew these agencies along with john kasich and rob portman going backo when they were in the house for a long time. and it's a tough job to leave them in the way the law is written and they actually have the ability to legislate. they have set themselves up in the situation is hard to get out and they are clearly out of light on some of the cpa like the fish and wildlife service they are out of control they are out there setting up dreams on people's farms and to be washed out because on the land they have a huge problem i have had meetings two times in the district and got nothing out of it so far these agencies are out of control their taking permanent easements and buying land. i agree with that 30 years is pretty long for any type of an easement but it has been a tough job to read them in. >> americans pay the highest prescription drug prices in the world so how do you fight to cut prescription prices for all americans and of course the seventh district was and also approach national healthcare policy to eliminate the affordable care act? peterson:

and marco rubio; veteran republican strategist john weaver, who also worked with mccain and john kasichrvative lawyer, and husband of kellyanne conway-- herself recently diagnosed with covid-19; and reed galen, who worked on both george w. bush's campaigns. together, more than 200 years of republican party activism. have you given up your careers? >> schmidt: none of us will ever work in republican politics again. we-- we joke that, like, some of the explorers who came to the new world, they were incentivized by the captain, when he burned the ships, that there was-- ( laughs ) there was no return, going back. >> stahl: working from their homes across the country, the lincoln project team likes nautical analogies. they call themselves a pirate ship, with reed galen helping chart their course. >> reed galen: we do not represent any candidate. we don't represent any campaign. we don't represent any political party. so it allows us a great deal of freedom. you know, we sail the seas, and when the opportunity presents itself, you know, we unfurl the jolly roger and go to town. >> ready for

the party is already there, but now they need to mid -- they need to win back the mitt romney, john kasich crowd. those republicans i just referenced have either endorsed joe biden or are voting for someone else. in terms of the market interpretation, i think what you saw last night was a real preview of what a biden administration economy was look -- economy would look like. more fiscal spending as it relates to infrastructure, as it relates to stimulus. and how he would unite the green new deal coalition of the democrat socialist wing of the party anymore moderates, especially when it relates to oil. guy: kevin, thanks for the update. appreciate it as ever. kevin cirilli joining us postdebate. small business and stimulus were key parts of the debate, among some of the hottest topics that were talked about. money has flowed in record amounts to large firms, but small company's across the country are finding it increasingly difficult to get funds. bloomberg's sonali basak spoke with blackstone's plight scott about this -- blackstone's dwight scott about this lisa: -- about this. >> that ha

votes, marco rubio did pretty well on election night in the primary virginia 2016 but remember john kasich was still in the rank and dropped out shortly thereafter, he had been out in rubio could've one read enter virginia republican party, that republican can still play strong it's both in virginia and nationally that doesn't seem to be the kind of person that gets a republican nomination. >> senator kaine you got to enjoy the vice presidential debate a little more this time around four years ago the tickets were made with secretary hillary clinton, we have a little clip to remind you of this week's debate. >> in 18 -- >> i would like to to answer the question. >> i'm speaking in 1864. [laughter] it sound like you enjoyed that moment as much as i did, that was my favorite moment of the debate i read about it in my first dispatch and i am speaking, you know senator harris very well as a colleague and a friend, tell us about what that moment told us about her. >> the reason she said it twice was like robert in the poem and miles to go before i sleep and miles to go before i sleep. it has tw

jeff flake kp kasich and mccain. most republicans have been fair to say cowardly. when it comes to trump. they only say they don't like him and what he turned the party into off the record or quietly. or on a call with constituents. they won't say it in public. do you get calls people saying i feel the way you do but i'm scared to say it in public. >> i don't get that call. i hear from folks on capitol hill through various net works i'm tapped into. and even with my announcement today, there were quiet head nods. and thank you. i can't focus on that anymore. we have to stand in the breech. we have to stand in the space and my colleagues on this panel have noted. where we are right now. and why this is a moment. this is so important. look at the attacks these women of color have had to suffer at the hands of president of the united states. they do their job. they are professional women. they bring the news, they bring information. they're not trying to shape the president's story. or tell lies on him. yet they're subjected to harassment and disrespect. i ask america

politico reports the candidates include former ohio governor john kasich, corporate executive meg whitman, massachusetts governor charlie baker, former arizona senator jeff flake, and former pennsylvania congressmember charlie dent -- who's been working as a healthcare industry lobbyist since resigning from congress in 2018. this comes as "the new york times" reports the biden campaign has raised almost $200 million from donors who gave at least $100,000. the campaign is also refusing to reveal the names of so-called bundlers who organize and collect checks from other major donors. president trump campaigned in pennsylvania on tuesday, where thousands of supporters ignored social distancing guidelines to pack a rally at erie international airport, where many were not wearing masks. first lady melania trump was due to join the event but remained at the white house. her chief of staff said the first lady has a lingering cough as she continues to recover from covid-19. president trump railed against "60 minutes" and its host leslie stahl on tuesday after he cut short an interview with the cb

highlighting endorsements from unlikely places and supporters on thinking about republicans like john kasich, for example, cindy mccain. those are some of the names they've touted and today continues to follow that trend. two notable endorsements i would draw your attention to, first, usa today endorsing a presidential candidate for the first time saying that folks should vote for biden. in 2016 they didn't go that far. they urged voters against voting for donald trump then as a candidate at that point in 2016. so a shift for usa today, and another endorsement that is drawing our attention which is from retired admiral william mcraven who oversaw the bin laden raid. i want to read his reasoning he says for why he voted for joe biden. he says i am a pro life, presecond amendment small government strong defense and a national anthem standing conservative. but i also believe that black lives matter, that the dreamers deserve a path to citizenship, that diversity and inclusion are essential to our national success. climate change is real and the first amendment is the corner stone of our democra

i love the fact that john kasich and cindy mccain. i just did a zoom call with her in minnesota.e republicans. colin powell. republicans that have come out for joe biden really help to make his case as well. >> well, senator, you sound confident. we appreciate you joining us. i'm sure i'll be seeing you. >> only if people vote, don. i know, we could relive our town hall meetings, don. that would be great. >> thank you. >> there were so many. >> i know. but who is counting? thank you, senator. i appreciate it. >> okay. see you soon. >> see you. we'll be right back. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print

he tweeted, earlier in the day, governor kasich, let me get your response. look at the bias, hatred, and rudeness on behalf of 60 minutes. tonight's anchor, kristen welker, is far worse. what do you make of that? >> it's ridiculous. i mean, look. the guy has got to expand his base. i mean, he -- yeah, he may be firing up his own people. and they're going to those rallies. and they're -- they're doing ymca and all this other stuff. but there's not enough of them. so, i agree, completely, with abby when she -- when she says this idea that he can just go ahead and attack these, you know, these women is going -- is going to, somehow, pay off for him. it's -- it's a turnoff and it's also mean. and it's very interesting that billy graham -- billy graham's granddaughter came out and said we can't support somebody that has this kind of behavior. it's really, really amazing that she did that. a counter to some of the evangelicals. very interesting. >> yeah. i know kristen welker. she is, first of all, very, very nice. but she is an excellent journalist. leslie stall

kasich, powell, cindy mccain, a long list. and it reflects in some cases people who either supported or basically went i know what their party's person will and then did change over trump. it is a key strategy. those insiders that we spoke to last night, they told us how long it took to overturn on trump. >> how many years in your county, in your mind, did it take to change your mind about trump? michael? >> a decade. >> anthony? >> seven years. >> tony? >> zero. i knew who he was at hello. >> joining me now, good to have you. >> hey, ari. >> you look at that time frame. that's part of. this time of the essence, 33 days out. there are voters as you know from being around and covering politics, who struggled to change their mind or how it plays in their friend group or when they do it. what do you see here in the potential encouragement, if you want to call it that. having so many big shots, including people who may have issues with biden, including mcchrystal out front now. >> how damning to have so many who worked with you sa

they are american journalist james foley, steven so the lof, as well as american aid workers pete kasiches have been appealing to the u.s. government for years now to bring those two captured fighters here to the united states to face justice. and today the fbi director appeared alongside the top official in the national security division of the department of justice to announce that those fighters will be here in the united states to face justice. here's how john demers put it, the top national security official at doj -- >> you will face american justice in an american courtroom and the prospect of many years in an american prison. either way, you will never live in peace. you will be pursued to the ends of the earth. no matter how long it take, we will never forget. we will never quit. >> and these two isis fighters were part of a cell that was led by a man known as jihadi john. he was actually killed by a u.s. drone strike in 2015. these two isis fighters who are coming here to the united states, they were captured in 2018. john, they're 30-year-olds. been extradited here with an agr

and we will continue the week with john cusack, leslie jones, josh gad, former governor john kasich.kid and foo fighters. please, join us for all that. our first guest is a very talented actor who grew up playing with michael jackson's zoo animals, and took the school bus with the kardashians. her latest film, opposite bill murray is called "on the rocks"" it's in theaters now and premieres october 23rd on apple tv+, please welcome rashida jones. >>> hi, rashida. >> hi, jimmy. >> very good to sea ye you, howe you doing? >> i can't believe that is my introduction to the world. >> i have to tell you, i hate to tell you that i am completely obsessed with your childhood and i hope you don't mind but i just can't imagine what it must have been like and i mean, just -- i grew up in las vegas which is weird to start with. >> that 's weird. >> when your dad is quincey jones and the sinatra family is coming for dinner, is it just normal to you? >> yeah, i mean yeah, i don't know any other way. it was my own version of vegas. but, i think, yeah, i think growing up in the '70s and '80s probably

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you have republicans, john kasich, cindy mccain, colin powell, the list goes on and on, rank and filens, some of whom have endorsed joe biden in a full-throated way. some of whom just said i'm not going to vote for donald trump. but what you're seeing is a republican party struggling to kind of find itself. and define itself other than by donald trump. and the way these people can do this is to tell the american public, look, we are not defined by donald trump. we're exhausted by him. and we want to turn the page on this very quickly. it's easier for these people to do this, than it is for a republican senator who might be up for re-election in a state like iowa, for example, who believes like joni ernst that she needs donald trump to win re-election. we will see how that goes for her. but people are coming out in droves saying we have had enough. >> and it's i guess, in some cases i'm sure based upon convictions, and in others they want to be on the record before when they expect will be a biden win, so they want to get out ahead of that. instead of the debate tomorrow night, we're g

governor kasich, more than 211,000 americans have now lost their lives to this virus. the president won't stay at the hospital. he won't wear a mask. you saw him now without a mask. you'd think he'd want to send a message, wear a mask, it's so critically important, you'll save lives. he won't even follow the guidelines that the cdc has put out to isolate, safety, stay in what the cdc calls a safe room. does that look like someone who's really learned more about the virus since getting it himself? >> you know, wolf, the people who are really acting his actions carefully are senior citizens. he had them pretty well locked down. but we've now begun to see either these folks moving away from him to a position of neutrality, just kind of looking at joe biden, and some of them are actually going over and saying they support biden. so we know that our seniors are the most vulnerable to this virus. and when they watch the president, whether this motorcade which has been widely condemned in terms of what he did there, the way in which he has not been wearing masks, the way he s

. >> jimmy: tomorrow night, josh gad and former governor john kasich will join us, and we'll have musice join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is one of the best-loved actors you know from some of the best-loved movies ever. his new series "utopia" is on amazon prime video. say hello to john cusack! hey, john, how are you? >> how are you, jimmy? good to see you. [ cheers and applause ] you have an audience. >> jimmy: what's that, sorry? i yelled -- >> you have an audience. >> jimmy: i yelled at the crew because they were not responding to my jokes, now they're overresponding to things. [ laughter ] i wouldn't call them an audience as much as -- >> have you played with the laugh track yet or no? >> jimmy: no, no laugh track, but we're this close, real close. [ laughter ] >> i'm the guy could use a laugh track. >> jimmy: i would appreciate it, could use all the help i can get. by the way, i know it's a few months back, but i enjoyed seeing you in "the last dance," the michael jordan documentary, talking about michael and the bulls, just as a fan. you're a long-

clare the bachelorette, john cusack, leslie jones, josh gad, rashida jones, and former governor john kasich from rufus wainwright, one republic, woodkid, and foo fighters. so please, please join us for that. our first guest tonight is a great actor. he goes from dark knight to jedi knight, schindler to special skills with the greatest of ease, back beating bad guys in the movie "honest thief." it opens in theaters a week from today. please welcome liam neeson. [ cheers and applause ] hey, there, how are you? >> nice to see you again. >> jimmy: it's nice to see you too, and i like seeing those flies behind you in the background. you're a fly fisherman, i know. >> just for you, yeah, yeah. i'll get into that a little bit later. >> jimmy: okay, good. i have something i want to show you a little bit later. can i say, where are you right now, can you tell us? >> i'm in new york city. >> jimmy: okay. >> i got here on monday. before that i was upstate. i have a house upstate. >> jimmy: were you upstate the whole time during the stay at home? >> i was doing a movie in winnipeg. i mean, just about f

i have been trying to rein in these agencies along with john kasich, rob portman going back to when theyere in the house. job to rein those folks in because of the way the law is written. they actually have the ability to legislate. they have set themselves up into a situation where it is hard to get at them. there clearly aligned on some of the stuff. issue is thegger allied service. those people are out of control shutting off drainage to people's farms, causing roads to be washed out because they won't deal with >> going on in the land. problem and ige have had meetings with top allies two times in the district and have got nothing out of it so far. these agencies are out of control doing things i don't agree with. there taking permanent easements and buying land. that 30 years is plenty long on any kind of easement. i have been doing what i can put it is a tough job. >> another question from our cosponsor. americans pay the highest prescription drug prices in the world. if elected how to fight to cut prescription prices? and how would each of you approach health care policy if electe

michael steele, the former head of the republican party, including tom ridge, including governor kasich, including sitting senator romney, have made very clear is not true. so as a result of his claims people are trying to get poll watchers, special forces pooh 'em to go to the polls. is illegal to intimidate people at the polls? >> senator klobuchar, i can't characterize the facts in a hypothetical situation and apply the law to a hip thypothetical f facts. and so i can't answer a question like that. >> i'll make it easier. 18 u.s.c. 594 outlaws anyone that threatens or attempts to intimidate any other person for the purpose of interfering with the right of such other person to vote. this is a law that's been on the books for decades. do you think a reasonable person would feel intimidated by the presence of armed civilian groups at the polls? >> senator klobuchar, that is eliciting -- not sure a legal opinion from me because the reasonable person standard is common in the law or an opinion as a citizen but it is not something really that's appropriate for me to comment on. >> okay. he

something many republican leaders including the former head of the republican party, including governor kasich, including sitting senator romney. they made a very clear it's not true. as a result of his claims, people are trying to get poll watchers, special forces people to go to the polls. judge barrett, under federal law is it illegal to intimidate voters at the polls? >> senator klobuchar, i can't characterize the fact in a hypothetical situation and i can't apply the law to a hypothetical set of facts. i can only decide cases as they come to me litigated by parties on the full record after fully engaging precedent, talking to colleagues, writing opinions. i can't answer questions like that. >> i'll make it easier. outlawing out anyone who intimidates, threatens, courses or attempts to intimidate threaten or course any other person for the purpose of interfering with the right of such other person to vote. this is a law spent on the books for decade. what you think a reasonable person would feel intimidated by the presence of armed civilian groups at the polls? >> senator klobuchar, you kn

including michael steele, the former head of the republican party including tom ridge, including governor kasich, including sitting senator romney have made very clear it's not true. so as a result of his claims people are trying to get poll watchers, special forces people, to go to the polls. judge barrett, under federal law is it illegal to intimidate voters at the polls? >> senator klobuchar, i can't characterize the facts in a hypothetical situation, and i can't apply the law to a hypothetical set of facts. i can only decide cases as they come to me litigated by parties on a full record after fully engaging precedent, talking to colleagues, writing an opinion, and so i can't answer questions like that. >> i'm make it easier. 18 u.s.c 594 outlaws anyone who intimidate threatens any other person for the purpose of interfering for the right of such other person to vote is a law on the books for decades. do you think a reasonable person would feel intimidated by the presence of armed civilian groups at polls? >> senator klobuchar, you know, that is eliciting. i'm shnot sure about illicielic opin

area that remains one, subject to litigation all over the country i don't think it's an issue, a kasich opine on. nor do i think griswold is in danger of going anywhere. >> to be clear what it underlies it's not just that it was a case that underlines a lot of personal autonomy that was extended to unmarried couples, to the right for women to control the reprosecuted duck at this cases and was extended -- ultimately same section couples have an equal right to marry. the reason i'm taking a few minutes with this is that justice scalia publicly agreed with or dissented in each and every one of these cases. he wrote it reflected the court adopting the so-called homosexual agenda. thomas and alito said it needs to fix problems from its holding in observe wearing if he would. i think you've made it clear it's largely your philosophy. i'm trying to help viewers understand what it means to replace justice ginsburg with someone who may more closely follow justice scalia's approach. if justice scalia had his way we would be in a different place with regard to gender discrimination. just stills g