earlier today, press secretary kayleigh mcenany held a briefing with reporters at the white spg spoke about the coronavirus response, the presidential campaign, and present and's trump -- and president trump's tweet about goodyear and political speech. kayleigh: hello, everyone. where is nancy pelosi? the house is in recess. house and senate democrats left town after failing to compromise and make a deal to provide relief to the american people. while nancy pelosi enter colleagues went home, this president remain hard at work. president trump took executive action, including stopping evictions, providing unemployment insurance, pausing student loan payments, cutting the payroll tax, which puts money in the pockets of all americans. democrats apparently were unable to stick around to make a deal. now, suddenly democrats will be rushing back to washington. but why? the answer, the united states postal service. it is a stunning turn of events. democrats went home after accomplishing nothing. no deal and stimulus checks, no bail -- no deal on small business really, no deal on eviction pro

whether it's kellyanne conway or sarah huckabee sanders or kayleigh mcenany, hope hicks, he could go. cabinet secretaries. i think that's true. in the end, women aren't going to vote for what he has done for women in his cabinet or in his white house. they are going to vote for what he's going to do for them. i think it, on some issues, for instance health care again, that he's got a problem. kayleigh mcenany told this very powerful emotional story come that she is somebody with a preexisting condition, but here we are almost four years into the trump presidency and he still hasn't come out with a health plan that would protect people with pre-existing conditions. that is the kind of thing i really think a change minds among women and men. >> harris: he did address that, right? katie? he did address that with an executive movement that he said would protect that, and he knows that he wants to do something different than the aca. i would imagine that would be at least a step toward that. but this idea of health is something that keeps coming up. usually, katie, it's two liens. it's yo

mcenany: he things amazon is the best way to go. i let him answer further on that. yes? >> reporter: thank you, kayleigh. the primary win in florida, and he's backed candidate in georgia. she has expressed anti-muslim sentiment, and they've endorsed their view of muslims, does he believe those views belong in congress? >> secretary mcenany: the president routinely congratulate those who have officially gotten 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 has even seen that, but your dumb acuity supports the muslim community and faith more broadly in this country. >> reporter: the president says cost has been a consideration of selecting the white house for the location of his acceptance speech next week. i'm wondering, in terms of keeping costs down, is that a consideration when he is selecting when to travel to his home in florida and new jersey? >> secretary mcenany: look, the president made clear he wants to look at cost with regard to the convention. he always tries to. but th

white house press secretary kayla tina kayleigh mcenany is briefinsupporters.et's listen in. >> specifically in a few states may direct cases to the president and he obliged to support them at 100% but i won't go state-by-state as to where things stand. >> reporter: can you explain why some states -- >> reporter: the president's comments yesterday, what did he mean when he said he's going to terminate the payroll tax and a secondary question, if he is reelected, what should americans believe about his commitment to social security? >> secretary mcenany: he has been o and unwavering commitment to social security. what he was meaning yesterday is that he wants permanent forgiveness of the deferral. he has of course deferred the payroll tax to the end of the year and he wants to make that a permanent forgiveness of the deferral come next year because it's very important for a specifically low middle income americans. >> reporter: in the long-term does he think the payroll tax should go away? >> secretary mcenany: the president has been very clear on this matter, h

kayleigh mcenany will share her very story, she is carrier of bracket gene mutation and because of history of breast cancer a few years ago, had a double mastectomy. warning for women who might be in similar position to her. for the first time, tomorrow, harris, biden campaign will be counter programming this rnc convention. kamala harris with speech on coronavirus at 3:00 in the afternoon and washington outlining what the campaign says of the president's failings to address the coronavirus crisis. harris. >> harris: i was going to ask why the switch on a thursday last day and you told us why. john roberts, thank you very much, appreciate it. >> john: you bet. >> harris: i want to bring in former press secretary and fox news contributor, sarah sanders. you have been at these big moments and i'm curious to know your takeaways from night two? >> i thought the first lady was spectacular in every ways, she stepped up to the podium and completely owned the night. i don't think there could be anybody better to have represented the president. nobody knows him better, nobody spends more time with

kayleigh mcenany, right-hand side of the screen, back with us this morning live on "varney & company.t night. i hesitate to call it a performance, it was a great speech with great feeling, and i think it went across very well. my question is what prompted you to go public like this? >> hi, stuart. you know, i remember being a woman grappling with the decision to have a mastectomy. it's very difficult. you go through a lot of turmoil, it's a big struggle. and i knew by bringing this story forward, i'd give courage to women out there who are making this tough decision. so that was my goal. and also just sharing who this president is. i mean, the fact that i talk to him a dozen times a day, i see him all the time, but the fact that yesterday morning he specifically called me to say, kayleigh, this story's important, share it, put your heart out there and i support you with every step of the way, it was a really big deal. stuart: you only decided to go public with this and make that speech last night yesterday morning. >> well, i had decided a few days earlier with. i called the president

joining is now white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. let me say it's a badge of honor for you. congratulations they don't like you. i think, i celebrate that. want to go to one piece. you know, brought up that you don't want to work with reporters. can they first apologize for the year's worth of lies and conspiracy theories on russia before we work with people that are unwilling to tell the truth themselves and don't retract and apologize question marks because that's exactly right. instead of retracting those stories, they won pulitzers. "the washington post" of "the new york times" for lying about the witch hunt against the president of the united states. they were dead wrong but they don't apologize. they don't. what's so egregious about this in particular with the tom cotton op-ed, we used the briefings and we had people whose names are not mentioned in many mainstream publications, like david dorn, the police officer who lost his life and the rights and how ironic that "the new york times" rather than highlighting this tragic stor

we just heard from press secretary kayleigh mcenany, who was asked about that question you just raised in terms of how the states are supposed to come up with $100, their portion, $100 of the $400 in unemployment benefits. she essentially said that states need to get creative and suggested they use money from previous relief legislation. she was also asked about the timing of all of this, which is something the white house has been unable to answer, and she didn't have a clear answer. she said we're looking at getting this money to americans almost immediately. what does that mean? she couldn't even say whether that meant weeks or months. but said to stay tuned and they're working around the clock to figure that out. no real deadline in terms of when people can see this relief. questions are mounting on whether or not it's legal, whether or not it will be effective. and all the while, you have the president who is not engaging in potential negotiations with capitol hill, when everyone agrees, including white house officials, that real relief is going to come from some sort of legislati

we've just learned from kayleigh mcenany that president trump will deliver his own briefing later thisng at 5:30. that's what it's scheduled for. but we also want to get to the breaking news out of beirut, lebanon, where at least one large explosion has rocked the area. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany was asked about that just moments ago. >> what can the administration tell us about the deadly explosion in beirut? what led to it? >> that was breaking as i came out. we're tracking it and we're taking a very good look at that. >> nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is on the story for us. hoping you have information on that. we heard first one, then two explosions. what are you finding out, richard? >> so officials in beirut first are trying to contain the situation, deal with what they say are hundreds, many hundreds of wounded. they have just issued an appeal for all sorts of blood, all types of blood in all major cities in lebanon. not just in beirut. this initial explosion, and it appears there was a fire initially at the port, and according to the governor,

when press secretary kayleigh mcenany was asked this afternoon which democrats called trump, she didn't answer. instead telling reporters they can ask the president himself when he holds yet another daily coronavirus briefing this afternoon. right now we expect the president to speak and answer some questions later on this hour, around 5:30 p.m., and we should remind you, as we often have, that the white house restarted these daily briefings due to their concern over poll numbers. we have yet to hear from a public health official at these events. it has just been president trump nearly always painting a rosy portrait of the crisis. we have a lot to talk about tonight as we await the president. joining me now is nbc's carol lee from the white house, nbc a garrett haake on capitol hill, ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor. and with the medical perspective, dr. meghan rainy, emergency physician and associate professor of emergency medicine at brown university's medical school. thank you all for being here tonight. do we expect to learn anythi

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany took the stage last night. she joins us this morning to talk about that and more in moments. hurricane laura slamming into the gulf coast in the middle of the night as a category 4 storm lashing the louisiana and texas coast with 150 mile-an-hour winds. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> trace: good morning, everyone, i'm trace gallagher. right now laura is a category 2 hurricane winds still reaching 100 miles per hour. >> sandra: a trail of destruction. blowing off roofs and windows and snapping trees. hundreds of thousands left without power. the national hurricane center said there was an unsurvivable storm surge with waters rising up to 20 feet. governor greg abbott updates the situation in his state. >> some regions of texas still getting whipped around by heavy winds and rain and tornadoes. so many people in the northern stretching of east texas need to still be vigilant. the good news is this, that is the early reports show that we have no loss of life, which was the primary goal. >> sandra: we

let's bring in white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany.ell by the president's tweets last night that he was watching the night three of the convention in realtime. >> he was watching and look, what we saw from president obama was nothing short of appalling. president obama failed this country. the slowest economic recovery since world war ii and president trump reversed it. he talked about saving democracy. president obama and president biden refused to accept the results of the election. spying on the trump campaign, going after lieutenant general michael flynn. it was appalling what happened under president obama sending many factory jobs overseas, isis running wild. president trump reversed it all. president obama didn't talk about solutions, just lies about this president con sectively one after the other. >> sandra: the president tried to respond in realtime and also on this multi-state tour this week of key battleground states in the upcoming election, trying to counter the messaging. what you saw last night was a lot of talk about p

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the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany will speak. john roberts is at the fort already to give us a preview. >> good afternoon. can you imagine some of the heroes that will be mention eedy many of the speakers will be the once in the gulf coast of louisiana and texas putting themselves in harm's way as hurricane laura comes ashore. fort mchenry is appropriate for land of heroes. a big focus tonight on the heroes in the u.s. military as well as u.s. law enforcement. the vice-president mike pence's speech will be optimistic and offering sharp contrast between the trump administration and what the campaign calls joe biden's platitudes. karen pence, his wife will speak and the south dakota governor and rick a former director of national intelligence. kellyanne conway who will be leaving the administration next week and the president's daughter-in-law laura trump who gave us a preview. >> look at that when president accomplished in the past 3.5 years and contrast that with what joe biden hasn't accomplished with 47 years in congress. >> se

kayleigh mcenany is expected to deliver a personal story tonight and kellyanne conway will speak, possibly one of her last public addresses before she departs the white house. great to be with you. >> you, too. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: we begin with breaking news we're following on fox news today. hurricane laura, already dangerous category 3 storm and intensifying by the hour. the hurricane is spinning toward the texas-louisiana coast. with winds of about 125 miles per hour at this point. i mentioned, it's growing. now forecasters are warning the powerful storm system is expected to be a catastrophic category 4 hurricane at landfall. meteorologist adam is tracking it. adam. >> harris, yeah, this is going to be an intensifying storm, winds right now 125 miles approximate per hour. that puts it category 3 storm. we are five minutes shy of getting up to category 4 hurricane. the winds will continue to climb. there is where it needs to get 130 and knocking on the door within the next couple of hours we'll see it. adam klotz. the real intensity, that will be happening later t

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we do know that kayleigh mcenany will meet with the press today at 1:00. i'll be there for you. back to you for now. >> trace: kevin corke on the south lawn. thank you. jam-packed morning on "america's newsroom." we'll talk to acting homeland security deputy secretary ken cuccinelli in a few minutes. in the next hour the trump campaign's press secretary hogan gidley joins us. their reactions to all the breaking news coming up. >> julie: st. louis police officer shot in the head over the weekend has died. he was responding to a 911 call from a home on saturday when an armed man who had ordered a family out of their home and barricaded himself inside opened fire. the suspect was then taken into custody sunday morning after a nearly 12-hour stand-off. another officer was also hurt but treated and released been shot in just the past three months. >> trace: for all this let's bring in byron york, from "the washington examiner" and fox news contributor. great to see you. now that joe biden has made this about face and he is acknowledging the crime in cities, i guess the strategy is to

he has worked on that for some time and we >> press secretary kayleigh mcenany, briefing orders. your watching live coverage on c-span. >> when the democratic city in chaos has the trump help.stration, pieces of washington, d.c., new york, seattle, minneapolis, kenosha, all these cities are democrat run and have experienced anarchy, violence, and destruction in recent days. the opposite of a peaceful protest. this is the reality facing american cities and towns across the country. this is not hypothetical. these are real people and real lives that have been impacted. the mayor of portland, ted wheeler, rejected law enforcement in an a rational and tone deaf letter. the mayor might have thought that he put political points on the board, but a very next day a protester was shot and killed on the streets of his city. before the trump administration took action, businesses were burned, property damage, and chaos was rampant. nearly 1000 national guard troops and 200 doj personnel where deployed at the request of officials. president trump showed up and law and order arrived. doj, 300

next, today's white house briefing with press secretary kayleigh mcenany. this is 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. the president shows up. when the trump administration shows up in a democrat run city engulfed in chaos, peace is restored. washington, d.c., new york, seattle, minneapolis, kenosha, all these cities are democrat run. all of these cities have experienced anarchy, violence, and destruction in recent days. the opposite of a peaceful protest. this is the reality facing american cities and towns across the country. this is not hypothetical. these are real people and real lives that have been impacted. the mayor of portland, ted wheeler, rejected law enforcement in an a rational and -- irrational and tone deaf letter. mayor wheeler might have thought he put political points on the board, but the very next day a protester was shot and killed in his city. before the trump administration took action in kenosha, businesses were burnt, property was damaged, and chaos was rampant. the next day, nearly 1000 national guard troops and 200 doj personn

our first speaker up is kayleigh mcenany, press secretary of the president of the united states. when a great personal story, and so much more as we begin tonight's coverage, night three of the republican national convention. in fort mchenry, baltimore, maryland. thank you for being with us, commercial free hour, straight ahead. >> president trump granted a full pardon to susan b. anthony on the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment ratification. women's sufferage was born from a desire for the desire to fight for freedom offers this. we the great patriots band together once again and with one unified voice we will vote for freedom. >> i'm kayleigh mcenany. you know he as a supporter of president trump. i'm here to show you how he supported me as a new mom and as an american with a pre-existing condition. when i was 21 years old i got a call that changed my life. it was my doctor, informing me that i had tested positive for the jeanetgenetic mutation, a mn that put my chances of breast cancer at 84%. it was the same mutation that my mom had, compelling her to get a double maste

the press secretary kayleigh mcenany was asked about kashkari's comments. this was her response. >> i'm certainly not going to engage in hypotheticals but no, theme president is not considerg a national lockdown. what he is encouraging is mitigation efforts like wearing a mask which is patriotic, like social distancing and engaging in these really common-sense safe measures to safely reopen and avoid the health consequences of a lockdown. reporter: so chuck schumer has been talking about progress, though it's certainly a foggy way forward as to how you might get that progress or at least get to the finish line with it. larry kudlow, the president's top economic adviser, today told stuart varney that one of the things that the white house feels president trump can do with an executive order is to extend the eviction moratoriums because that deals with federally backed loans or at least deals with the loans that are federally backed. when you talk about -- start talking about what we can do via executive order, and you start talking about that openly, it real

white house press briefing with briefing with kayleigh mcenany is set to get underway very soon.rail, he will speak in pittsburgh and is expected to address the spike in violence across major cities including portland. this is "overtime," i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. protests and portland, another unlawful assembly after people threw rocks and eggs at officers. this follows a deadly shooting on saturday. an unknown

reporter: white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany saying today that biden's pivot to law and order >> now all of sudden 90 days later i from the podium talked about law and order. the president talked about law and order repeatedly. because the polling has shifted now it is time for democrats to deny what they said previously and all of sudden focus on law and order. reporter: trump argues that biden not only put suburban neighborhoods in danger but fundamentally alter them backing a bill by cory booker to change zoning laws to allow multifamily high-rise housing on smaller lots, in neighborhoods where that would not be normally allowed. melissa. melissa: hillary, thank you for that. connell. connell: let's talk more about all of this, the battle for the suburbs with mercedes schlapp, trump 2020 campaign advisor. mercedes, good to see you again, in watching joe biden's speech today, when he said things like the president failed to protect america, referring to covid-19 and now trying to scare america, i think he is talking directly about what hillary was referring to suburban voter

. >> harris: we want to take you to the white house press secretary, kayleigh mcenany.ive. >> president trump offered afternoon ultimatum. the fire -- offered an ultimatum. t.v.a. did reverse. layoffs have been canceled and tech workers have been retired. in words of the gay henson, president of the engineering associate i.p.f. local 1937, the labor union representing the 2200 highly skilled professionals employed by the t.v.a., in ms. henson's words the president's interventionstaired the jobs and restored workers to the rightful place and set t.v.a. on a path to return to the mission of service to the workers and to the people of this country. i will take questions. >> thank you. starting with the president's actions over the weekend. how quickly can americans expect to see that extra $400 of unemployment insurance? >> so, we hope to see it quickly. close to immediately. i don't have an exact readout for you on time but a lot will depend on the states. and them applying. as you know it's 75% federal government covering and 25% the states. they the use c.a.r.e.s. fundi

kayleigh mcenany pointing out that point a short while ago.isten here. >> with this president is doing, he doesn't hide in basements. he talks to the american people. he's traveled more than 6,000 miles this week. he'll be out to pennsylvania today. he looks the american people in the eye, he talks directly to them while democrats have bunch of politicians lying amongst themselves. >> up rebuttal to the speech this afternoon. the campaign manager a short time ago telling fox news that the speech will "be more of a single divisive attacks, these recycled hits." i think it only underscores for people just how bereft of leadership we are right now." the president will also contrast joe biden's speech with his own next thursday. "the grand splendor of the south lawn at the white house." he will have an audience, by the way, harris. the rnc is inviting the majority of house and senate republicans to join the president for his speech. harris? >> harris: i love how you described the house that belongs to all of us. john roberts, good to see you. than

next, kayleigh mcenany, karen pence and kellyanne conway. >> you may know me as a supporter of presidentrump. tonight, i am here to share with you how he supported me, both as a new mom and as an american with a pre-existing condition. aen i was 21 years old, i got call that changed my life. it was my doctor informing me that i had tested positive for the genetic

white house pretty secretary kayleigh mcenany blaming it on a defunded police movement. out minneapolis and new york. >> we've seen a 137% increase in shooting since july 19th in new york. when you defund the police, there are consequences and that's where the democrats of today stand. and unfortunately, we've seen a corresponding rise in violence in the democratic cities, and it's not acceptable. >> so, "the new york times" white house correspondent peter baker later pointed out that the movement cannot be the cause. tweeting this, white house blames rise in homicides in certain cities in from at one time 19 to the year on budget cuts that were not proposed just in the last few weeks. >>> i want to shift gears and get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> yasmin, did you see the pictures of the tornado yesterday from the tropical storm? i mean, it was impressive, to say the least. it actually won't go down as a tornado outbreak. a tornado outbreak is ten or more. yesterday, we had 16. we had two fatalities related to that one

he has worked on that for some time and we >> press secretary kayleigh mcenany, briefing orders. your watching live coverage on c-span. >> when the democratic city in chaos has the trump help.stration, pieces of washington, d.c., new york, seattle, minneapolis, kenosha,

possible. >> secretary mcenany: i have not read into the convention discussion but i will certainly inquire about that and find out what the status is. >> reporter: thank you so much, kayleigh. do you have anything with regard to the massive explosion in beirut that occurred earlier? >> secretary mcenany: again, that was breaking as i came out here. they are monitoring the situation. >> reporter: i wanted to give my question. >> reporter: i have two questions. the first one, israel opened it schools back up, they thought they had the virus under control. that virus then spread and became an outbreak. students got sick. they hadn't closed schools down. how worried are you that what happened in israel might have been here given the fact they are experts in israel who say they made a mistake? >> secretary mcenany: i would refer to our experts and cdc director robert redfield answered about schools on the hill last week. he said he couldn't emphasize that enough, the leading public health agency in the world. it is in the public health interest at these k-12 students get back to schools that are open for face-to-face learning. it is paramount to the health of the child. >> secr

which we heard from kellyanne conway, from kayleigh mcenany. he is somebody who cares about women.s somebody who cares about all americans. who cares about diversity. he is somebody who sped up the covid response, of course. they say time and time again. he is somebody who supports both law enforcement and black communities. and if you let joe biden get elected, i mean, this was mine -- the line from pence that stuck out to me which was, the choice in this election is whether america remains america. >> yeah. >> and that means that biden would destroy america. and change it in a way that would be unrecognizable to you suburban voters. that we are trying to attract. to you women that we are trying to attract. >> yeah. >> so that's what tonight was. >> david, from lou holtz, you know, who says the president is a truth-teller and, you know, when a leader tells you something, you have to be able to trust it. i mean, i -- there's -- i mean, i don't know -- that's a very arguable point, obviously, with this president. >> yeah. >> and also, by the way, lou holtz saying of the people prote

. >> kayleigh mcenany refused to say if the president would accept the results of the election.t do you think? what do you think happens if after the votes come in he's behind, what do you fear he might do? >> i fear that the president at least right now is preparing to heavily litigate in every state where he has the opportunity. we of course remember in 2000 this was largely florida. there were questions about ohio at the time but even contesting florida threw the nation into chaos. i could see the president wanting to send an army of lawyers wanting to contest as many states as possible to make it difficult for the electors to certify. i can't even believe, john, we're having this conversation. i'm an american too. i'm a taxpayer, yes, i served in the administration, yes, i'm a life long republican and i wanted the president to succeed but he disappointed us. we're wondering if the president of the united states facilitate a peaceful transfer of power? i never thought i would say those words in the united states and i never thought that would be people so scared to speak out

. >> sean: is it true, kayleigh mcenany your press secretary said your administration just offered $10 million for the u.s. postal service before the democrats went on recess and they turned it down? >> there is no trouble is the postal service. they will do a good job. it's not the postal service. it's what happens to these ballots when they are sent? who are these 51 million ballots being sent to? who determines where they are sent to. you are talking about massive numbers. they could not do carol maloney who should not be able to accept that position. they declared a winner over a guy who is saying what happened? he thought he won. they torbot that election over again in manhattan. it's a disgrace.should do that over again in manhattan. it's a disgrace. that was a small election. 51 million all over the country. they will send them to whoever send those ballots, is a very powerful person. and on the assumption that the person is honest, it will still be fraught with error. even if somebody was honest because people die and other people see it and grab it and sign it and send it back

we are waiting for kayleigh mcenany, the white house press spokesman.respond to the planned speech about a half hour from now from joe biden to address the nation's violence. he will be speaking in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. as you know, the president is slated to speak in kenosha, wisconsin come tomorrow even though the mayor in that city, the governor of that state of wisconsin have urged him not to come. we will be monitoring that for any news. edward lawrence with the latest from washington. edward? reporter: joe biden in his speech in about 30 minutes in pittsburgh will tell voters there that it's actually president donald trump's fault for all the violence we have seen across the country. the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany saying that's simply not true and pointing to the harassment that happened last week from people leaving the rnc convention. listen. >> a lot of these efforts are organized. when you look across the country by antifa and other anarchists it's unacceptable. i heard dan on your program earlier, the things being shoute

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany was joined by chief of staff mark meadows to give an update on ongoing covid-19 funding negotiations. other topics covered at the briefing included mail-in ballots and president trump's tweet from earlier this week on pushing back the presidential election. . mcenany: good morning, everyone. we'll begin with remarks from ma ms. mcenany: good morning, everyone. we're going to begin with remarks from mark meadows who will give you an update on phase four negotiations. mr. meadows: over the last several days we have been having conversations on capitol hill, secretary mnuchin and myself, with democrat and republican leaders in the house and senate. last night, we concluded a meeting with senator schumer and speaker pelosi a little bit before 10:00. and at the president's direction, we have made no less than four different offers to democrats on capitol hill. on how we can make sure that the enhanced unemployment that is set to expire today, along with eviction protection that is set to expire as well, is protected. those four different offers hav

c-span live coverage continues at 1:00 eastern today went white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany will be talking with reporters. she will answer questions about issues facing the top administration. that starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern. coming up at 2:00 today, we will take you to iowa, where vice president mike pence will be delivering remarks at a farmers and ranchers for trump campaign event in des moines. both of these will be streamed live on our website, c-span.org, or you can listen with a free c-span radio app. >> c-span has covered every minute of every political convention since 1984, and we're not stopping now. this month's political convention will be like none other in history. with the coronavirus pandemic still looming, plans for both gatherings are being altered. the democrats will meet to nominate joe as their presidential candidate on monday. president trump will accept his party's nomination the next week. watch c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern for live coverage of the democratic convention starting on monday, and the republican convention starting next monday, august 2

earlier today, press secretary kayleigh mcenany held a briefing with reporters at the white spg spoke the coronavirus response, the presidential campaign, and present and's trump -- and president trump's tweet about goodyear and political speech.

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany was joined by chief of staff mark meadows to give an updaten ongoing covid-19 funding negotiations. other topics covered at the briefing included mail-in ballots and president trump's tweet from earlier this week on pushing back the presidential

i like kayleigh mcenany. a number of things in the convention that have been moving and impressive. is we have to compare and contrast what president trump wants to do in the next 4 years and what joe biden wants to do in the next 4 years and i prefer what joe biden wants to do. maria: tell me why? >> first of all, he has got moderate proposal dealing with climate change but at least we begin the process and with investments, investments in jobs, investments in buildings and things that will help the economy going again. the hole that we have in the economy is worst and we have to get it going again and both with public and private investments you simply cannot get from where we are to where we need to be without -- without doing that, so i like what he's proposing with climate. i do think the pandemic has exposed, maria, weaknesses in our system. we can strengthen the affordable care act. that's what kayleigh mcenany was talking about, making certain that preexisting conditions are covered, we can do the same thing with child care, we can do the same thing with higher education wit

next, today's white house briefing with press secretary kayleigh mcenany. this is 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. the president shows up. when the trump administration shows up in a democrat run city engulfed in chaos, peace is restored. washington, d.c., new york,

white house press kayleigh mcenany will talk about her battle with breast cancer and how the president during that time. speaking of surprises we have nothing confirmed unclear when the president or where the president might appear on tonight's programming. based on the last two nights safe bet to say we'll probably see him as well. trace. >> trace: a safe bet. griff jenkins live in baltimore. griff, thank you. >> sandra: joe biden taking on what he heard from last night's convention speakers. the democratic nominee tweeting this. when they say the best is yet to come, that's a threat. peter doocy is live in delaware for us this morning. peter. >> sandra, good morning. biden campaign is also trying to spin this week's rnc program as an alternate reality convention with this quote from a spokeswoman. not only do the american people hear no plan for overcoming the pandemic for the second consecutive night of the rnc after more than seven months of utter mismanagement but the president's chief economic advisor referred to the coronavirus in the past tense. they're trying to argue that eve

. >> 3 of the president's right-hand women, kellyanne conway, kayleigh mcenany and laura trump made the case for a second term. >> i want my daughter to grow up in donald trump's america. >> he picks the toughest fight and tackles complex problems. he has stood by me and he will stand up for you. donald trump is the law and order president from our borders to our backyards, donald trump will keep america safe. donald trump will keep america prosperous. donald trump will keep america america. >> reporter: the biden campaign responding with this statement, instead of a roadmap to defeat the virus and rebuild the economy so it works for the middle class, mike pence or we offered up debunked scare tactics and gas lighting in an attempt to further divide us but the main event, donald trump will speak from the white house with many expected to attend along with mitch mcconnell, house minority leader kevin mccarthy, the president's daughter ivanka as well as rudy giuliani, congressman jeff andrew, secretary ben carson the senators on cotton, reverend franklin graham and alice marie johnson. th

. >> three of the president's right-hand women, kayleigh mcenany, and laura trump making the case for a second term. >> i want my daughter to grow up in donald trump's america, the toughest fight and tackles complex problems, he has stood by me and he will stand up for you. donald trump is the law and order president from our borders to our backyard, donald trump will keep america safe, donald trump will keep america prosperous, donald trump will keep america america. >> the biden campaign reacting during a statement saying instead of a roadmap to defeat the virus and rebuild the economy so it works for the middle class mike pencil he offered debunked scare tactics and gas lighting in an attempt to further divide us. the rnc will close things out tonight, the much anticipated speech from donald trump at the white house, joined also by mitch mcconnell. kevin mccarthy, the president's daughter ivanka and rudy giuliani, congressman jeff van drew, ben carson, senator tom, reverend franklin graham and alice marie johnson. a lot of speakers coming out on the final night. the big question is

kayleigh mcenany -- there's point of view is pretty clear here, their point of view, they feel like what we're seeing with american cities on fire in some places, even though we're seeing largely peaceful protests, the focus on that will help them get re-elected. when joe biden condemn and give the pushback speech, he's also reacting to what the polls are saying, if you look at a poll by marquette university law school, in wisconsin, it shows that support for black lives matter has gone down from june to august and that's among independents, democrats and republicans. so what people are seeing is that people are really worried about the fact that they feel like there might be lawlessness and looting and violence in their cities. even if you're similympathetics there are everyday americans especially in a key battleground state like wisconsin that are worried about this. of course, democrats say that vice president biden has been forceful in condemning violence before. you could tell today he had to be out there to push back. he understands that the president's arguments are starting to w

we get reaction from the white house, from kayleigh mcenany, up early to talk about all this, what thejoe biden's worst week in the last two weeks and congressman michael walsh will be with us, the former green beret war fighter, now a congressman from florida, wants to make sure that susan rice is not the next vice presidential tom knee with joe biden because of her track record and what he has personally to do with that and chairwoman ronna mcdaniel, the rnc, will talk about the 10 states that joe biden is currently leading in that donald trump won in 2016. also on deck, the economy with charles payne. dan bongino about urban warfare in america and what the attorney general said over the weekend, ben domenech on where we're at in this process and jake steinfeld is standing up for the fitness work, he's here to talk about that and a brand-new dlaing could make you hell -- dlaing could make you healthier. and we share a mission to get americans back to work. don't miss a minute of "fox & friends." we have a written quiz. please have a number two pencil ready. back to you guys, who are

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kayleigh mcenany was asked that question today and here's what she said. >> when you have states likeada doing that, out voting to their rules and they tried this and the primary and it was a massive failure. they were pinned to apartment dartboards and with that being the system, the president wants to take a hard look at this and make sure these are fair election results. >> kayla machen and he is saying the president's position, we will see what happens and make n after that. the white house responded to the convention by mocking joe biden stay at home campaign policy. kayla machen any pointing out on her personal twitter account that in the last couple of days he has traveled 6500 miles across the country to form battleground states putting in a total of five events, another one tomorrow and joe biden's hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. the second day he is giving his acceptance speech. earlier today, kellyanne conway responded to the scathing critique that the former secretary of state john kerry gave of the president last night during the dnc. listen here. >> john kerry remind

white house press second kayleigh mcenany said it was false. negotiations continue tomorrow on a relief plan for president trump. democrats and republicans far from agreement on a deal. we begin in florida, where the sun sent false editor didn't mince words. one was called "help us out, governor desantis, we're dying here." it called for him to issue a mask mandate. florida reported its fewest number of cases in a month. fredricka wilson of miami joins me. congresswoman welcome on. >> hi, josh where. how are you? >> good. i'm a south florida native, so i'm very interested in getting things under control there. what do you think is the next step in trying to get this pan dellic under control? >> joshua, i think the next step is for the governor to put in place a statewide mask mandate because eats a very transyet state, even though we have a mask mandate in south florida, we need a mask maup date for the entire state. i think if we put a mask mandate in, we will see things stop. it is out of control. the virus is out of control in florida and ve

you juxtapose that with president trump or kayleigh mcenany who do press conferences a day on most dayseekends. what happens here, guys, is when you're not out speaking to the press or in joe biden's or kamala harris' case, you get the party nomination on august 20th and announce publicly you're not going to start campaigning until around september 10th, which i believe it's about three weeks after you get the nomination, out of your convention, you're not talking to the people? you're not talking to the media? you risk being defined by your opponent and that's what's happening right now. cities are burning. people see people dying in american streets. i'm not making this up. we see reports on a daily basis. and now they look weak. the people you're looking at, for not talking to people about what they would do, particularly kamala harris as a former prosecutor, by the way. when you do that unfortunately, your poll numbers start to go down and now we've seen the real clear politics average, the eight polls averaged out in battleground states, we're in a dead heat now, where joe biden wa