i watched john roberts screaming at kaylee. kaylee was so wonderful the way she handled it. i watched him screaming, his wife -- john's wife was saying, what are you doing? yesterday i made a statement that was according to most, a perfect statement. i've said it so many times even beyond that. no matter what you say, it will never -- they just keep going going going. biden did the 1994 crime bill, that's the super predator bill. he did the super predator bill. mark levin is right. it won't make any difference. i've said it many times, let me be clear again, i condemn the kkk, i condemn all white supremacists, i condemn the proud boys. i don't know him much about the proud boys, almost nothing, but i condemn that. he should condemn also antifa. antifa is a horrible group of people. what they do to people -- they are causing instruction, causing riots. he doesn't want to do that, the press doesn't go after him. that they bad group of people. i condemn them. if i say it 100 times, it won't be enough because it's fake news. >> sean: mr. president, i replayed earlier, joe biden

kaylee, thank you. we've put together resources to help answer questions to help families find support on this and we have posted much more information on our website, abcnews.com/wnt. >>> when we come back here tonight, the suspect accused of terrorizing a black family, shooting into their home, ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> there is news tonight involving supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett. in 2006, the president's pick to the court, then a law professor at notre dame, reportedly signed onto a statement in the south bend tribune reading, we oppose abortion on demand. critics say barrett could become a key vote, potentially reversing roe versus wade in the future. at the debate, president trump disputed abortion is on the ballot this year and told joe biden he did not know barrett's view. during here

abc's kaylee hartung from the region tonight. >> reporter: tonight, powerful winds sparking multiple fires in orange county, california. the blue ridge fire burning this home. the silverado fire exploding to 4,000 acres after breaking out just before 7:00 a.m. >> all these homes now threatened by this fire. it is moving very close to these structures. >> reporter: some 60,000 forced to flee. these are tropical storm-force winds, gusts at 70 miles per hour are making these conditions extremely dangerous. >> please leave your house immediately. >> reporter: families packing what they can. valuables and pets. >> we have to get people out of the path of the fire. >> reporter: two firefighters critically burned on the front lines. >> please keep these firefighters in your thoughts and prayers and their families. >> reporter: flames lapping at the sides of freeways. after an initial aerial attack, firefighting aircraft grounded due to those powerful winds. away from the blaze, those winds knocking over tractor trailers. the national weather service calling this the most extreme wind event

kaylee, thank you. and we've put together resources to help answer questions to help families find support on this, and we have posted much more information on our website, abcnews.com/wnt. >>> when we come back here tonight, the suspect accused of terrorizing a black family, shooting into their home, facing charges. and tonight, now asking for their forgiveness. who trust in our performance and comfortable, long-lasting protection. because your strength is supported by ours. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right aw

kaylee hartung reporting in. thank you. >>> and we are following the other major headline from washington tonight. the senate has now voted judge amy coney barrett. confirmed in record time. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had already told republicans that democrats won't be able to do much about this for a long time to come. abc's terry moran covers the supreme court for us. he has late-breaking developments tonight. >> reporter: david, justice amy coney barrett tonight with the swearing in at the white house and another swearing in tomorrow at the supreme court. it was a bitterly divided senate that confirmed her. 52-48. only one republic crossing over to the democrats. and it's a record, no supreme court justice has ever been confirmed this close to an election. she becomes the fourth woman to sit on the supreme court. the third trump justice. it's a major accomplishment for the president, no doubt about it. and she'll get to work right away, within one week, one week from election day, she will hear a

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kaylee lyons staying up late for us.s debate was much more polite than when you joined us last week on the presidential one. much more focused on policy. what were some of the key takeaways? >> virus was front and center. this was largely unavoidable. they were behind plexiglas. the moderator had to mention the president's own illness with covid-19 right at the start. , let harris coming out swinging, calling the administration's handling of the ofsis as the worst failer any u.s. administration in history. -- mike mice pence pence on the defensive. she had to deflect and avoid answering. mike pence pushing her on the supreme court and whether joe biden would support stacking it. the climate and energy policy thing. andn would ban all fracking put american energy jobs at risk. when pence was asked the question about whether or not he believes climate change is real, he did not answer that question. the candidates did not want to enter any questions. much more civil, much more policy oriented. we will have to wait to see i

trump: i mean, who is going to say it better than kaylee, so. i want to congratulate you. this is a great looking couple. we almost had the dodgers. are they that good? they are pretty good. well, you are pretty good, too. you are a great couple. thank you very much. she is smart. she picked a major league ballplayer. you have to be in shape. you can't look like these guys out here. but especially on the pandemic, has anybody said it better than that? that was this morning on fox. fox and friends. i have to tell you, that group, that threesome, they are great. right? they are great. it's a great group in the morning. but she said it on fox and friends. ainsley, steve and brian has been really great, right? us good.t we are thrilled to be joined by your governor, who i know is up here speaking, but i am going to introduce him a second time because i love him and i know he loves the people of florida, ron desantis. and your lieutenant governor who is a fantastic woman and she loves her state, jeanette nuÑez. and we have some warriors that used to work with ron. congressman m

that's what they were doing to kaylee. you must say it. it was subjugation.obody should ever give into that. nobody, even if you agree with them as a principal, you cannot be forced to say something, especially if you have already said it a dozen times. we are letting the media shape this narrative. it's driving me nuts. their narrative it is that it's trump's problem and he needs to be put in a box. then it was a no rebuttal structure that caused this. if you know you are not going to have any chance for a rebuttal and somebody says something really personal about you, those are fighting words, you've got a jump in. if you know you can do it -- by the way, joe biden did interrupt before trump but trump had to interrupt their the problem was not trump, it was the no rebuttal. i'm not surprised the media wants an mute surprise the democrats want a mute button. if you look at college campuses, they try to cancel shows, they try to cancel speakers, they don't want to cooperate or communicate with people. that's the thing, they prefer to just mute you, especially

kaylee.t. she is the white house press secretary because she is reporting the truth. they close down her account. so let's see what is going to happen. and did you hear the news, bruce orr is finally out of the department of justice. [cheering] he and his wonderful wife molly she wrote all of this stuff and he goes and works at the department of justice and he took it didn't bring it to the fbi? the wife gets paid a lot of money. resource finally out of the department of justice, that is good. a couple of years too late that's all he should be not only in the department of justice outbox he should be someplace else, okay? eight months after his alleged meeting with the executives, of for me she they pronounce it for misha, a real beautiful company. vice president joe biden went to ukraine and threaten to withhold $1 billion in aid they did not fire the prosecutor that was investigating his son as the company that his son worked for. [booing] the documents also showed that before one of joe's

. >>> dozens of people in the uk will be affected with kaylee hartung kaylee hartung and why? first human challenge try for covid. researchers hope the trial will accelerate the development of vaccines that could end the pandemic. phil is in london with the details. how does this trial work and who are these volunteers? >> reporter: jake, here at london's world free hospital is the uk's only free bioobtainment facility the only site in the country deemed suitable for hosting these human trials. it is theory that young, healthy volunteers age 18 to 30, some just came to help, others very likely came for some extra money will receive candidate vaccines and then later be locked in and deliberately dosed with the coronavirus. efficacy of the vaccines can be tested then. the idea is this will be an efficient tool for helping to quickly identify the most promising vaccine that are being developed around the world. there are critics who say because these challenge trials must rely on young healthy volunteers, the data does not represent those who are most at risk from the serious con

the president's kaylee hartucor pulled him off the campaign trail.manager rick gates and out with a new book. gates is one of the key cooperators for the special council. "wicked game an insider's story how trump one and mueller failed and america lost." mr. gates, thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >> good morning, jake. good to be with you. >> let me try to get insight from you what is going on now although i know you're not part of the trump team right now. after learning his close adviser hope hicks had the virus who he has close contact it the president traveled to a new jersey fund-raiser he exposed plenty others to the virus including air force one, et cetera. nearly every turn the president has downplayed the virus and disregarded wearing a mask. provide us insight. you work with many in the warehouwhite house and work with president trump. why is this reckless approach the official policy of this administration? if he had embraced the medicine and science of the health care advisers the country would be in a better place and no doubt

. >> today kaylee >> socially distanced. it was an outdoor event and it was deemed safe by white house operations to attend that event. >> who exactly assessed that it was safe for the president. you know he had exposure, to travel to new jersey. >> white house operations maid the assessment. in consultation with others. thank you guys so much. >> by thursday night, the president was talking about hicks' positive result. >> you know hope very well. she's fantastic and has done a great job. i just went out for a test. they just did did, it will come back later, and the first lady also, because we spent a lot of time with hope. so we'll see what happens. >> hours later at tweeted the first lady and i tested positive for covid-19. the first lady isolating in the white house, their son barron has tested negative and is in quarantine. >> it doesn't mean you're in the clear. you can eventually test positive for the virus. >> the president has long been insisting that the worst of the pandemic has past. he has repeatedly said he fe

he has a 15-year-old daughter named kaylee who is in sarasota high school. her science class was supposed to be for 24 students. she is the 36th student in that classroom, sent me a picture of her in the classroom. they can't squeeze another desk in for her, so she has to stand during class. i want the federal government, consistent with local control and new accountability, to make improvement of our schools the number one priority so kaylee will have a desk and can sit down in a classroom where she can learn. >> all right. so having heard the two of you, voters have just heard the two of you. what's the difference? what's the choice between the two of you on education? >> the difference is, there is no new accountability measures in vice president gore's plan. he says he's for voluntary testing. you can't have voluntary testing. you must have mandatory testing. you must say that if you receive money, you must show us whether or not children are learning to read and write and add and subtra subtract. that's the difference. you may claim you've got mandatory

kaylee, please come up here, kaylee, and play the video, play the video. >> dana: joe biden. >> bill:e will pop out of the ground here. that has been our ammo during the rallies. interesting to know that joe biden was also in florida today. and he just wrapped his rally. we noticed that the other cable news network did not take biden rally. we did here and we will continue to follow the president's rally as well. when the video concludes, we will get you back in there of tampa. hotbed of political campaigning in florida right now. john roberts leading the hour in tampa where i understand, john, it is to me today. good afternoon. >> 80 degrees today which is not too bad in arizona. that is considered cool. but this is florida 88 degrees which means it is very hot. there are a number of people in the crowd who had to seek medical attention. they started coming at 9:30 this morning. so i have to hand it to melania trump for the last hour and 5 minutes has been quietly sitting on the side of the stage and the full sunshine and does not seem to be suffering any of the effects of it. the pr

. >> kaylee, she's a great. they closed down her account. she is the white house press secretary.se she is reporting the truth. >> this is interesting. twitter's ceo tweeted that it was unacceptable that the platform blocked users for linking without explanation for the decision. admitting that they did not handle it directly -- correctly. >> there is increasing pressure on social media sites to tackle misinformation in th build to the u.s. election. that is whye have seen tweets posted from trump and biden campaigns. this is a whole diffent thing. this is about the spread of a mainstream news article, which people are questioning, but nonetheless is bng seen as a step forward. facebook's action was less surprising because they tend to de-prioritize stories until they have been checked by third-party fact checkers and then they allow them to be shared more widely. whereas twitter's decision to label this as something that is harmful, do not click on it, was taken very badly by a number of republican supporters, not just those really ardent pro-trump supporters, but also moderate r

. >> reporter: abc's kaylee hartung bass on the front lines when conditions quickly worsened. >> these tropical storm-force winds are making the flames here uncontrollable. right here on the 133 freeway this roadway is the only thing separating these hot flames from thousands of homes. >> reporter: the chaotic conditions proving dangerous late monday. two firefighters were critically burned on the front lines. so far more than 150,000 people across the region have been forced to flee their homes. >> please leave your homes immediately. >> reporter: families grabbing what they can. >> our priority is getting people evacuated and out of the path of the fire. >> reporter: the nearby blue ridge fire also rapidly spreading. the fire gutting this home and getting dangerously close to others. overnight california's governor securing assistance from fema for more resources in hopes of gaining the upper hand in the coming days. a power line may be to blame for causing the silverardo fire. the power company says it's investigating. andrew, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> let's take a look at your

kaylee hartung is at dodger stadium with more on this.rning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, robin. justin turner grew up just 30 minutes from here. he dreamed of playing for his hometown dodgers and he'll have the pictures and the memories of that celebration he waited his whole life for forever, but now the question is, at what cost? >> there it is. >> reporter: the dodgers returning home to los angeles world series champions. but one player wasn't on board. third baseman justin turner now under investigation by major league baseball for risking the safety of others. turner was removed from the title-clinching game before the eighth inning after his covid-19 test came back positive. the commissioner's office says he violated coronavirus protocols when he then returned to the field for the team celebration. >> he wanted to come out and take a picture with the trophy which, you know, can't state strongly enough how big of a role he's played in the success of this organization. i don't think there was anyone that was going to stop him.

kaylee mcenery does say that no members of the press are lonted as closects by the white house medical growingumber of people ound the president, including his we, senior aides and the part -- republican senators have testediv posfor the virus. the u.s. media are reporting that at least two other white house staff members have tested positive today. many of the people who tested positive attended this event. you may remember, at the white house the 26th of september. when trump announced his nomination of amy coney barrett as the supreme court justice. his nomination. this event now has been scrutinized as a possible "super spreader event." people they're not in masks, sitting close together. s let' to washington. and here is larry. >> this is been described by some as an outbreak in the wte the people who are closest to president trump, kayleigh mcenany, his body man , his personal assistant, another closeaide hope hicks. people on his debate prep team and other people close to him in the last few days have all tested positive in the numbers seem to be growing if you consider kayleigh

the press secretary kaylee mcanany briefed reporters the day after hicks tested positive and this week she announced that she is infected along with a number of her and at least 3 journalists who work at the white house. the list of those in the white house who've been infected include both the director of oval office operations and president campaign manager the country's top infectious disease expert is no longer in regular contact with the president and has not been consulted at all in recent days what went on in the white house you know i don't want to every time i say something that's an issue i wind up spending a lot of time ensuring phone calls and e-mails i should say it was not done according to what i would have recommended. a number of non white house staff tested positive buff to this gathering in the rose garden to announce president trump's nomination to the vacant bench of the supreme court it flouted d.c. law that forbids any gathering of more than 50 people the white house is a federal property and outside the district's jurisdiction. the day after the rose garden gath

anna: joining us for analysis, kaylee, a reporter in new york. what were some of the highlights?heard some of the topics that were debated there. what stood out to you? kaylee: what stood out to me was this was much more civilized, dignified than the first time around, especially on the part of president trump, who seemed to recognize his aggressive performance didn't play well with voters. that said, he still did attack biden on issues, including his record on the obama administration, which ended four years ago. i then mistreated as if he were the incumbent. he attacked biden on alleged payments, which fact checkers have now disputed those claims after the debate. as far as major policy issues, the virus front and center, joe biden saying tutor 20,000 americans have died under the -- 220,000 americans have died, while trump playing up the vaccine, saying it could be ready in weeks, or before the end of the year. another big highlight was for foreign policy, in relation to russia, and china and the trade issue. we should be able to play a little of that sound right now. makeght

trump: i mean, who is going to say it better than kaylee, so. i want to congratulate you.reat looking couple. we almost had the dodgers. are they that good? they are pretty good. well, you are pretty good, too. you are a great couple. thank you very much. he is smart. she picked a major league ballplayer. you have to be in shape. you can't look like these guys ut here. but especially on the pandemic, has anybody said it better than that? that was this morning on fox. fox and friends. i have to tell you, that group, that threesome, they are great. right? they are great. it's a great group in the morning. but she said it on fox and friends. ainsley, steve and brian has been really great, right? they treat us good. we are thrilled to be joined by your governor, who i know is up here speaking, but i am going to introduce him a second time because i love him and i know he loves the people of florida, ron desantis. and your lieutenant governor who is a fantastic woman and she loves her state, jeanette nuñez. and we have some warriors that used to work with ron. congressman micha

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kaylee, this is far different from the first debate. you just heard a bear, china, covid, climate. for you, what are the highlights? kailey: one of the highlights, annmarie, was the mute button that was not even really used. president trump in particular taking a very different tack this time around than in the first debate, where his more aggressive performance really ended up hurting him in the polls. that is not to say that the two candidates did not attack each other. president trump really coming after biden on his record throughout his political career, but specifically during the obama administration, and he also came after biden and his family for alleged payments they from foreign countries. those claims, i should mention, are not backed up by fact. biden saying 220,000 americans have died on trump's watch, and he does not deserve reelection. he also called the separation of children and their families at the border criminal. really coming back on a number of issues, one of them being energy policy, a really heating exchange when fracking was brought up. take a listen to w

we will hear from press secretary kaylee -- kayleigh mcenany and marco rubio and tom cotton.ckabee, lawrence jones spoke with the voters at donald trump's rally in erie, pennsylvania, a key to winning, shares what they are saying about the race to the white house and major league baseball hall of fame pitcher john smoltz recounts nice one of the world series and academy award-winning actor matthew mcconaughey will share stories about his new memoir, kicks off 13 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. you are watching "fox and friends first". di, di, it can do things no other oven can, like flip away. the ninja foodi air fry oven, the oven that crisps and flips away. there were tsunamis fourtin the world. and once they happened, we were in a major hurry to get to those regions to provide aid and support. it was very humbling to be able to help out all those people. it's my dream now to go into clean energy and whatever the next new fuel source is, that's where i want to be. i want to be on the front lines of implementation. the vaccine plan will move

today kaylee mcinerney and two of her aides have the virus. and are currently in corn team. or two people who work in a steakhouse last wednesday are also in quarantine now. we are joined by our political reporter. >> the team of doctor say they metre. it was a bit different than the everyday american but they're still questions here. >> three days after arriving to the coronavirus treatment, he was discharged. sean connolly said he will be returning to the white house where he will continue receiving treatment. >> the president broke the news himself. saying do not be afraid of covid. >> it's not a walk in a park. there are lots of people that see this even you have a honeymoon period you can easily fall off the cliff. >> the presence doctor did not answer any potential lung damage or pneumonia questions. saying that he will be monitored and receive remdesivir at the white house. >> another person close to the president has tested positive adding to a staggering list. the announcement tweeted that she tested positive on monday and has not experienced any symptoms. she brief

emails and wants to know if the russians are involved, this morning the white house press secretary kaylee making any blasted twitter and facebook for blocking access to the new york post article. >> this is what happened in north korea, in china, in iran, they censor voices, they censor news organizations. it shouldn't happen in the united states of america. >> reporter: not all democrats agree. >> i'm not here to defend all the decisions made by all the social media companies but i hope we all agree we also don't want a social media company to become viral engines for lies and disinformation. >> reporter: in 2014 hunter biden was struggling with drug addiction, making an overture with ukrainian energy company more enticing, used his influence as the vice president's son. rudy giuliani says he obtained emails from that abandoned laptop in delaware, giving the blind owner of the repair shop emails from 2017 after biden left the white house, came from a chinese company, quote, held by the big guy, something -- the biden campaign says no money was sent to the former vice president from the c

they took down -- how about kaylee? isn't she great?cheering and applause] they took on her twitter site because she had the audacity to put up an article written in the new york post, which is one of the biggest newspapers in the country. i think it is the oldest newspaper in the country. they put up an article, and they took down her side. can you believe what's going on in this country? then they talk about freedom of the press. they also said, last night, they talked about the transition -- the friendly transition. will you agree to the friendly transition area of course the answer is yes. first of all, i do not think there will be a transition because we will win. [cheering and applause] let's hope we don't have to worry about it. "we demand a friendly transition." yet we caught them spying on my campaign and trying to take on the president of the united states. i wasn't too friendly. anyway, let's get back to the medical parts of the world. it's much simpler to understand, if you think about it. i cap out-of-pocket costs for insul

good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, michael.his hillside is all that's separating these flames from neighborhoods down below. right now, they're going door to door telling it's time to go. overnight multiple wildfires exploding in southern california. hurricane-force winds driving these flames in orange county as 150,000 residents are warned to evacuate. >> please leave your houses immediately. >> we have not experienced a wind event like this. so combining that with the year round fire season and now the winds, this is -- we're definitely up against it right now. >> reporter: the most severe santa ana winds this year with gusts over 70 miles per hour. grounding firefighter aircraft. until these winds die down this fire is unstoppable. red flag warnings are continuing. fire crews forced to battle the blazes on foot. just outside los angeles, the silverado fire quickly engulfing more than 7,000 acres and critically injuring two first responders. >> they're gravely injured. we ask that everybody keep them in their thoughts and pra

today kaylee mcinerney and two of her aides have the virus. and are currently in corn team.people who work in a steakhouse last wednesday are also in quarantine now. we are joined by our political reporter. >> the team of doctor say they metre. it was a bit different than the everyday american but they're still questions here.

several top aides of his staff tested positive for the kaylee hartuh coronavirus guidelines from the cdc said he should be quarantining. >> reporter: one wildcard going into this vote would be do any of their senators test positive for covid-19? saw it happen based on the white house event when barrett was first nominated. a senator announced she has two staffers who tested positive. however, she tested negative. she took a test on friday and tested negative and when asked about our colleague ted barted whether or not she had any close contact with two staffers she said, no, at all. she plans to vote and said she is more energized than ever for this vote. big question for republicans who know this vote when it happens later tonight will end 52-48 confirming amy coney barrett as a supreme court justice will be are you attending the white house celebration of this confirmation later in the day? republicans seem to be split on that right now. a lot of weighing they need to go home or campaign. one staffer told me after his office received the invitation to the white house tonight i can'

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how about our magnificent kaylee, right?on't know what the word would be i guess suspended, they suspended her account because she posted an article from "the new york post" which is one of the largest papers in the country which by the way i want to thank them -- the one paper, they really got guts. they are printing this stuff, they've got to be making a fortune as much as they can make in that industry nowadays. when you look at the failing "new york times" and "washington post," they don't want to write about it. it's the biggest political scandal -- the second biggest political scandal, the biggest political scandal we caught them, that's when they spied on our campaign and tried to take down your president. this is the second biggest political scandal, these are a bunch of bad people. you think it's fun doing what i do -- i had a great life i want to tell you. i was doing well, i was having a lot of fun but you know what? i would never give up what we've achieved -- think about what we've achieved. honestly, there are

wyatt right now, the united states is averaging 44,000 new kaylee hartu coronavirus cases every singleard that since august according to brian's report. does that put us on a projection from dr. fauci god forbid the death toll could reach 400,000 deaths by this winter? >> those are dire numbers suggested by dr. fauci. i'm still optimistic we can do better than that but it's not going to be easy and it's not going to happen if we take our eye off the ball. we know what to do about mask gath wearing and videoing iavoiding is. >> it will take a lot of work and leadership which is missing right now. about 44,000 americans are getting the virus, having to isolate themselves. what sort of example is the president setting for them by working from the oval office, walking around the large white house complex? he is doing that today while he is still contagious. >> yeah, the entire way that the white house has dealt with their superspreading event, that they experienced last week and what has happened since then is really shocking. it's shocking for two reasons. one, it means that the virus wil

. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kaylee hartung, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks to kaylee. in 2005 we only got to zeta which is just one more. good news, this one stays east of bermuda and east of the united states. so it will mostly be what we call a fish storm out there in the >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. don't forget the fire threat across the north bay mountains and red flag warning there. everybody warmer from near 70 at the coast t t t t t t t t t t tt .erscoast t t t t t t t t t t tt . >>> and now to matthew mcconaughey. he was so much fun yesterday we had to bring him in for more. he has a new memoir, "greenlights" and sat down to talk to him about that and his passion for his alma mater. you were in the news recently, matthew, at your alma mater at the university of texas. you were all over the stadium. what did you think about it. >> yeah, the athletic director, he facetimed me while they were doing that and showed me all these cutouts of all the characters i played that they put me in the end zone, about 45 versions of me in roles th

. ♪ >> bret: white house press secretary kaylee mcinerney says the administration is still open to stand-alonehelp u.s. airlines whether their financial crisis triggered by the coronavirus pandemic. american airlines and united airlines are beginning furloughs of more than 32,000 workers. correspondent casey stegall reports tonight from dallas. >> navigating the business of air travel in the face of a global pandemic is only getting more turbulent. >> as of now, i've worked my last flight, i am now furloughed and just waiting to see what happens. >> flight attendant emily mars just one of more than 19,000 american airlines employees who have gotten pink slips this week. >> i'm losing the job that not only was a job, it was my career. >> similar fates also playing out for at least 13,008 united airlines. delta says it has plans to resume furloughs next month after already trimming more than 18,000 jobs. the shake-up comes after federal funding for airlines through the cares act expired at midnight on tuesday and no new deal or extension has been reached. >> we are willing to look at a plan, leg

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he's robert kaylee.al review rich lowry, listen. >> if it all happen right now my best guess would be, [indiscernible] high to 70s, low to 80s. >> martha: joining me now to talk about this pollster and how he does things, karl rove, former deputy chief of staff to george w. bush and fox news contributor and juan williams, fox news political analyst and cohost of thi's for 23. good to have you here. one interesting thing and might of the court news from pennsylvania is that one thing that he says is he probably -- talk about trump -- probably win in pennsylvania but i'm going to give a cabbie out of pennsylvania. i believe pennsylvania to be the number one state that trump could win and that is stolen due to voter fraud, which is what he says. karl, what do you think? >> i am troubled by the supreme court decision because pennsylvania law is pretty clear that the ballots have to be achieved though mike received by local election authority's by the close of business on election day and the pennsylvania sup

. >> reporter: kaylee mac and annie worked to defend the president thursday, saying mr. >> reporter:nced white supremacy in the past and stand by his previous actions. >> is working on this is unmistakable. >> reporter: yet she still continues to face questions two days after the debate. after mr. trump addressed the problem is telling them to stand back and stand by. >> you never know how low presidential can go. his refusal to condemn white supremacy is among the lowest things he has done. >> reporter: joe biden called the remark a dog whistle for white supremacy. does it even goes one step further. >> to infect, threaten that if he does not when, there will be violence. >> reporter: it is not the only topic being raised since the debate, marked by its contagion and chaos. the debate commission says it is now weighing what it can do to add additional structure to future events. in an effort to ensure people say well, they should have had a tutor one microphone off. whatever it is, i think one and done. >> reporter: what often the commission is considering is controlling the candida

also, kaylee mcnayny said at the time, he didn't know enough about them. >> he congratulates people whot the republican nomination for congress. he does that as a matter of course. he hasn't done a deep dive into the statements by these two particular women. i don't know if he's seen that. >> joining me is technology reporter for msnbc. brandi, great to have you on the show. we're using this as a jumping off point to talk about the fringe element that seems to be infiltrating mainstream politics. reuters is out with an analysis, finding more than two dozen candidates for congress next week have endorsed or given credence to qanon. what does this say about where we are in politics right now? >> well, specifically, the laura loomer thing, you have to understand, this is a far-right stunt woman. whether it is chaining herself to twitter headquarters to protest her, you know, sens censorsh censorship, or whether it is storming a play, sphakespeare i the park, whatever it is, she made a name for herself and money from donations after doing these wild stunts. this campaign is another wild stu

i just don't know this for a fact, but they say kayleigh mcenany -- you know kaylee right?so great. she is incredible. they close down her account. she is the white house press secretary. because she is reporting the truth! they close down her account. let's see what's going to happen. did you hear the news? bruce is out of the department of justice! bruce ohr! him and his wonderful wife molly. she wrote all of this stuff and she goes and works the department of justice, and -- didn't he bring it to the fbi? bruce ohr is finally out of the department of justice. a couple of years too late that's all. we should be not only in the department of justice outbox, he should be someplace else. eight months after his alleged meeting with the burisma executives. burisma, burisma, they pronounce it burisma. beautiful company. biden went to the ukraine and threatened to withhold $1 billion in aid if they did not fire the prosecutor i was investigating his son at a company that his son worked for. the documents also show that before one of joe's trips that the ukraine, hunter emailed h

kaylee picks it up from there. >> meldly there is contact tracing put into place and all of the necessary procedures, contact tracing takes time. we will always do what is in the best interests of the american people. and i am confident in the white house medical unit to make the right decisions as they did with hope and others. >> even though they knew that hope hicks who had been in proximity to the president tested positive for the coronavirus the white house operations deemed it was stay for the president to go on that trip to bed minister. he was said to be inned good spirits during that trip, no signs of fatigue, no signs of slowing down. nancy pelosi weighing in on all of this earlier today. >> we all received that news with great sadness. i always pray for the president's family that they're safe, continue to do so more intensified. and i know that they will have the best of care. that's what we want for everyone in our country. maybe now that people who see the president of the united states united states with all of the protections that he has, and the first lady, still having t

this came out under the heading of the press secretary kaylee mcenany. release the following statement from president trump and melania trump. this evening i received confirmation that both president trump and first lady melania trump have tested positive for covid-19. the president and first lady are both well at this time. they plan to remain at home within the house white house. the white house medical team and i will maintain a vigilant watch and i appreciate the support of come of the country's greatest medical professionals. i expect the president to continue carrying out his duties without disruption while recovering and i will keep you updated on any future developments. a couple things to point out here as this news sinks in across this country and around the world. will we see any more presidential debates? i think it's safe to say the answer is no. what of the presidential election campaign of donald trump will we see? anything that is put out the next couple days will surely be scrapped. the president's medical condition, as we saw the doctor

we now know that she has coronavirus i saw kaylee mcinerney that day, also not wearing a mask we now know that she has coronavirus. so, it seems like there protocols are starting to change internally, because a lot of their folks are now sick. >> absolutely. the president's health covid-19 diagnosis and the fallout from that has now led to the commission on provincial debates to the short time ago as you know deciding that they are going to cancel that second debate altogether. what is your sense looking long term, will we see any more debates between president trump and joe biden? >> here is what is interesting about this, alex. the calculus would be, who needs a debate most, would be the person that is the behind. if you look at the polls, president trump is behind in all most every swing state, and, he is behind big nationally, which leads you to think that he would probably want to there to be a debate, and some of his advisors behind the scenes were telling him this, that it's great to have a rally, but if you have a rally and say it's on fox news channel maybe three or 4 millio

. >> reporter: while white house press secretary kaylee mcenny says the president believes he did well in the debate. biden called trump's performance a, quote, national performance. >> he thinks if he just yells louder and louder, throws out lie after lie after lie, he'll get his way. he thinks we'll forget. well, he picked the wrong guy. >> reporter: after tuesday's event unravelled into an ugly spectacle, the committee on presidential debates says it will be making changes. writing in a statement it, quote, made clear that additional structure should be added to ensure a more orderly discussion of the issues. trump's campaign complaining about the move. >> the bipartisan commission is wri riding to the rescue of their guy. changing ruling mid stream is a bad idea. >> reporter: the president also falsely claimed democratic nominee will cancel the remaining debates. biden's campaign says the democratic nominee will show up to the remaining two and on the rule change, he's open to, quote, whatever set of rules the commission develops to try to contain donald trump's behavior. >> i just

that he needs to project this image that he has recovered now asked about this the press secretary kaylee back in 80 who also has covert 19 she said the president will be tested in advance and he will not if he is still contagious be doing anything to expose others can let's talk about this move by nancy pelosi and with the full section 4 of the 25th amendment it seems as though as as i understand it this is very unlikely to succeed what do you think is the motivation behind doing this. what clearly this is nancy pelosi flexing her political muscle as the woman who after the vice president mike pence would be next to succeed president trump should it be determined that a majority of congress a majority of a body such as this presidential commission she's trying to set up or even the cabinet of the president they if they deem to him is not mentally fit to be in office they could remove him so she's reminding people that she has that power but there is a question of the timing you're absolutely right i mean we're 3 weeks plus a few days from the u.s. election where american voters will have