kevin corke, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> shannon: rule changes under consideration tonight by the commission under a presidential debate. the group give the moderator a mute button to silence the candidates? course on a jacqui heinrich has the very latest, she is live in wilmington, delaware, tonight. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, shannon. considerations are underway for just how the american people can get real answers out of the next presidential debate, and while both campaigns are making claims about alleged requests, the last moderator, chris wallace, has some advice. >> joe, you agree with bernie sanders and the far

the president to stay asymptomatic, by way of where the stands is, and a mask on and according to kevin cork, they say social distancing is going to affect, it is a strict protocol to get in. listen to what kevin had to say. >> we are tested when we go into the white house and around the president. it is a little surprising from that perspective. there is more risk of exposure. >> as far as being on the road, on the debate stage, he's feet away, and and a lot of talk about the masks and mask wearing. the debate stage. no problem wearing the mask, that was brought up lot overnight. >> thank you for being on top of this all night long. donald trump testing positive for covid-19. >> a live report on what we know right now next. jillian: we continue to follow breaking news happening overnight, donald trump and milania trump tested positive for covid-19. they confirmed this information on twitter shortly before 1:00 in the morning after longtime trusted aide hope hicks tested positive for covid-19. we are told she had been showing mild symptoms of coronavirus. we haven't heard many details about

were going to start tonight with the white house correspondent kevin corke who joins us from outside lter reed. hey, kevin. >> good evening. there are three major angles on the story. obviously there is the health angle. there's also the governance angle and there's the political angle. first the health angle as we all have heard throughout the afternoon, the white house felt like out of an abundance of caution was important to get to the president here. doctors have said this gives them an opportunity to work in a facility that they are used to working in if they need to give them something, say, intravenously like ribbed is severe or something. they will have the facility already set up. there is the governance angle. there is a huge office suite here specifically for the president of the united states. we also know that the president, let me take this out of my ear for a second, we also know that the president can continue to do the work of the american people. within the hour, i saw he approved an emergency declaration for the state of new york so the business of the people does c

for the very latest, we go to fox news white house correspondent kevin corke. vin, you spent a lot of time around the white house, the president's, his. what are your thoughts on the news that came out tonight? >> like most other americans, first, you're a little bit shocked and surprised given the protocol. you get a quick sense were tested when we go into the white house, we are tested when were around the president and in his particular case as you saw, all the staffers, the first lady, they're all tested on a regular basis. it's a little bit surprising and i would say from that perspective. however, you hit the nail on the head and when you do a lot of aggressive travel, three stops last week, and again we are right down to the home stretch into the 2020 election. they have been more aggressive and on the road a little bit more. obviously, it's more unfortunately there is more risk of exposure. i would say from that perspective i'm surprised. i can tell you again based on everyone we talked to tonight and like you i've been working the phones. they've all th

kevin corke is at walter reed with the latest, hey, kevin. >> great to be with you my friend.he doctor say that his vital signs are fine, and there are no active signs of the virus but in short they say he is back. taken to twitter the president talking about his departure from walter reed. he said he will leave the walter reed medical center at 6:30. feeling good to come as you pointed out, don't be afraid of covid and don't let it dominater life. we have developed under the trump administration great drugs and knowledge. i feel better than i did 20 years ago. here is dr. sean conley. >> so he may not entirely be out of the woods yet. the team and i agree all of our evaluations but most importantly his clinical status support the president safe return home where he will be sorted by world-class care appear the president has been a phenomenal patient. we have been back and forth what is safe and reasonable. he has never once pushed us to do anything that was beyond safe and reasonable practice. >> now, they are still questions about his lung capacity. the doctors fielding ques

. >> we will take it with fox news's kevin cork. you were very familiar with the campaign, very familiar with the protocol at the white house and everything that goes along with that. go ahead and tell our viewers, donald trump and milania, the first lady tested positive for covid-19. what is the protocol just to get onto the ground let alone into the white house as you've had to do before many times. >> you hear some people talk about it who have never been inside this complex, fascinating the speculation out there online already, the fact is you do have to be tested. if you're going to be around the president and his having an event you will get tested. i'm just often, that is the protocol at the white house and there are a lot of people who are very serious about wearing their masks. i can tell you this, we are down in the press area you will some people, most people wear masks, some people take them off and you can well imagine whether they are going to have a meal or brief conversation inside their respective offices but the tr

white house correspondent kevin cork following merely vote in ohio, richardson look at the hunter biden controversy as it pertains to the campaign. rick leventhal following the pandemic affect, some surprising findings on that front and progressive thresher growing on biden. in omaha the president clocked his third major rally of the day. >> reporter: thousands and thousands of people braced for the very cold weather out here near freezing temperatures for our sister get a glimpse of donald trump, his third and final stop of the night tonight. this city and the state in omaha, nebraska have seen some surges in coronavirus cases so it was held outdoors and people were told to wear masks but once donald trump landed and started talk to the ground i think a lot of people forgot just how cold they were. a lot of energy from the crowd as donald trump delivered a familiar speech where he praised himself and criticized joe biden for things like a tax plan, stands on crime, trumpet a simple message for those in attendance in omaha, nebraska. a call to action. >> i'm standing here freezing. i as

kevin corke, good to see you tonight. michelle obama warnedgh us this week that white super mrs.here rampaging and destroying this country. might not be able to see them but deftly out they are disguised as a biella blm activists.these stealthy whr tests whitesupremacists struck again. we will show the video next. >> tucker: if you listen to michelle obama's compassions 24 minute video this week, it's not an easy time as a rich lady living on an estate on martha's vineyard right now. america is racist, michelle obama told us. it's so bad, white supremacists are out on the streets wrecking businesses almost every night but some of them are stealthy, they even have blm tattoos and want to abolish the police. it's all a cover. special obama assures us this is a radical right. as if we needed more evidence. last night in suburban wisconsin, the same white supremacists struck again like we saw in portland, kenosha,s. neapolis. they were disguised as joe biden voters, attacked the police. things got so banned that authorities won the national guard to set up a protective perimeter arou

kevin corke, great to see you tonight.ichelle obama warned us this week that white supremacists were rampaging and destroying the country. you might not be able to see them but they are definitely out there disguised as blm activists. in fact just last night in wisconsin the stealthy white supremacists struck again. we will show you the video, next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: if you listen to michelle obama's impassioned 24 minute long video message this week, it's not an easy time to live as a rich lady and a 12 million estate in martha's vineyard. it's so bad that white supremacists are out there on the streets wrecking businesses every night. some of them are stealthy, leave and have blm tattoos and want to abolish the police but it's all a cover. michelle obama assures us this is the radical right. as if we needed more evidence of that, last night in suburban wisconsin these same white supremacist struck again, just like we saw in portland, kenosha and minneapolis. they were disguised as joe biden voters and they threw rocks into

shannon: kevin cork, good to see you. both candidates in florida today as early reports show surprisingly high gop turnout in the sunshine state. what -- will there be enough for the president to claim that key electoral prize? she is live next. crest gum detoxify. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. crest. .. >> shannon: decisions by the shannon: decision by the supreme court allowing election officials in pennsylvania and north carolina to set absentee ballots for several days after the election. let's discuss the state of the race with the director of the trump campaign. there are a lot of state-level decisions that have been made and every state is allowed to have a lot of leeway how they run these elections. another ruling from the eighth circuit saying there won't be an extension of ballots. what is the plan? do you expect there

kevin corke reporting from michigan, kevin, thanks.trump and joe biden answering questions during separate and competing town halls on thursday. what were the key differences between the two? fox news media analyst howie kurtz takes look. >> the president not like someone crazy uncle who retweet whatever. >> contrast between dualing town hall like night and day began with 20 minutes of confrontational questions for president trump. and often look like she was debating him. >> you don't know if you took a test the day of the debate shouldn't you have known better shouldn't the white house know better than to hold an event like that in you were asked point blank to denounce white sphrem city, in the moment you didn't. >> i denounced white supremacy okay. i denounced -- >> in of the audience questioners were openly skeptical. >> abc george stephanopoulos asked fewer questions most were friendly and allow former vp to give long answers while he pressed biden about e advancive stance on court packing remainly focused on policy not credibili

kevin corke is out taking a closer look at this. force tonight from ohio, good evening, kevin. >> no surprise that energy is a major political and policy issue here in the upper midwest. what may surprise a lot of people is its impact on the 20/20 race. >> it's is that old as the country itself. the urban rural political divi divide. policy ideas seem to flourish on coastal highways and byways often struggle to connect with main street and to the rest of america. in 2020, that's particularly so when it comes to energy policy, a gap that the biden campaign has struggled to bridge. case end point, his message refinement over the past several months. >> are not shutting down oilfields, i'm not eliminating fracking. >> would there be any place for fossil fuels, including coal and fracking and the biden administration? >> no. we would work it out. we would make sure it's eliminated. >> whether it's a lack of candor and clarity, concerns about energy policies are growing in ohio. >> we are draining several hundred acres from these particu

we kick off tonight with white house course on it kevin corke. hey, kevin. >> evening, shannon. unsettling news coming become a counselor to the president hope hicks, as he just pointed out, who traveled aboard air force one to tuesday nights today has tested positive covid-19. now, we don't know what impact that will have on others that she has been around, testing is done regularly, as you know, at the white house complex. in fact, tonight, we have a statement from the white house which reads, in part, "white house operations collaborates with the president and white house military office to ensure all plans and procedures incorporate current cdc guidance and best practices for limiting covid-19." here is the president earlier tonight with our sean hannity. >> she did test positive, i just heard about this, she tested positive. she has a hard worker, a lot of masks, she wears masks a lot, but she tested positive. and i just went out with the test, i'll see -- because we spend a lot of time, and the first lady just went out with a test come also. so whether we quarantine or whe

kevin corke is standing by at walter reed and he joins us next. don't miss it. stay there. >> laura: let's go live to walter reed medical center where president trump is. his staff says he was flown there earlier out of an abundance of caution. kevin corke has more. kevin? >> the president resting comfortably here at walter reed. as you mentioned, out of an abundance of caution, he made his way here. we don't know how long the president will be here at walter reed. could be 48 hours, could be 96 hours. we know that he's expected to continue to do the work of the american people. so in addition to the testing and not just the battery of tests but more treatment, he will continue to work here. in fact, there's fully complimented office suite set up for the president. there's a great deal of concern for the president and the first lady who has you know who has tested positive for covid-19 as have another of other luminaries in the president's orbit. kellyanne conway has tested positive for covid-19. she says her symptoms are mild with a light cough and she's feelin

kevin corke is outside. with the latest, good evening, kevin. >> good evening, bret.expect the president did come out any moment now. the medical team as you saw on fox news that he was a phenomenal patient. the doctor say his vitals are fine. his respiratory capacity is also fine. perhaps most importantly, they said there is no known active part of the virus right now that the president is dealing with. he mentioned on twitter earlier today that, in fact, he would be leaving at 6:30. we are told he is making a video in which he is expected to thank the staff at walter reed. a phenomenal staff. anyone who has been here or talk to people treated here will tell you that. what will be very interesting, bret, as he leaves what might he say to the white house press pool but might he somehow fly about and wave at the crowd? a large contingent of supporters throughout the day. i can also tell you this, bret, we are wondering answers to the questions posed today. people wondering what about the presidents lung capacity? what is the pathway forward with respect to his treatmen

white house correspondent kevin corke following the early vote in ohio. rich edson looking at the hunter biden controversy as it pertains to the campaign. senior correspondent rick leventhal following the pandemic effect on voting, and surprising findings on that front. jacqui heinrich reporting on the progressive pressure growing on biden, but we begin tonight with jeff paul in omaha, where the president topped his third major rally of the day. good evening, jeff. >> good evening, shannon. thousands and thousands of people braced for the very cold weather out here, near freezing temperatures for hours, just to get a glimpse of president donald trump, his third and final stop of the night tonight. of course, this city and this state in omaha, nebraska, has seen some surges in coronavirus cases, so it was held outdoors and people were told to mayor masks, but once president trump landed and started to talk to the crowd, ie out here forgot just how cold they were. a lot of energy from the crowd, as president trump delivered a familiar speech where he praise

he has a hotly contested rice there and he begins in michigan where we find kevin corke. what are we looking at today? >> gillian. clearly we'll have a lot of folks for the rally and that's coming in later at 5 p.m. eastern time of course we'll have coverage for you. but it's very important to point this out. this is usually a democratic stronghold, right? well, that's before president trump ran back in 2016. back then he barely lost this county and that was in part because of his consistent message on trade, and on putting america first. that seemed to really resonate with voters here. while he didn't win the county, he got close and again, that message could be the difference in the tipping point, once again as he tries not only to win this county, but the state of michigan once again. 10,000 votes, a little bit more than that was the difference between the president and his democratic challenger in 2016. and so the real question is, what will happen this time in 2020? clearly, both parties are campaigning very hard for support here in michigan because of that very tigh

kevin cork joins us live from pensacola. >> you know the democrats feel bullish about their chances in sunshine state. they told me tonight on the trump campaign they will not only do well, but win this state like they did in 2016. we saw the president makes twin stops in the sunshine state. first at the villegases and later on in pensacola along the alabama border. a two for one stop for the president tonight. he told the overflow crowd the choice in 2020 is clear. vote trump or lose your country. >> if you want your children to grow up in a free nation where they can speak their minds and practice their religions, then you must defeat sleepy joe biden and reject left wing fascism and vote for america first. that's what we are all about. >> stops in florida, kicking off a furious sprint to the finishes with stops in north carolina, new hampshire, ohio and wisconsin slate for this weekend as left the latest polling data shows the former vice president biden still leading in many of the battleground states. but the president is closing the gap. >> kevin, thank you. let's bring somebody

we begin with kevin corke. good evening, kevin. >> good evening. the fact is if anything the moves by the big talk giant -- big tech giants will guarantee more people will hear about the. some suggest that what they did was tantamount to election interference. >> these emails show biden's repeated claims that he's never spoken to hunter about his business dealings for a complete lie. >> it certainly didn't take very long. almost to me only after beginning his remarks and his rally in iowa, president trump shortly criticized facebook and twitter accusing them of censoring "the new york post" blockbuster store and the bidens. >> he lied to you over and over because he's trying to com covep a massive pay for play scandal. the bidens got rich while america got robbed. >> according to emails obtained by the post, hunter biden had an opportunity to possibly introduce ukrainian energy executives to his father joe while he was vice president. it appears to contradict the elder biden's account about limited knowledge of the sun's business in ukraine. the bi

kevin cork joins us live from pensacola. >> you know the democrats feel bullish about their chances in sunshine state. they told me tonight on the trump campaign they will not only do well, but win this state like they did in 2016. we saw the president makes twin stops in the sunshine state. first at the villegases and later on in pensacola along the alabama border. a two for one stop for the president tonight. he told the overflow crowd the choice in 2020 is clear. vote trump or lose your country. >> if you want your children to grow up in a free nation where they can speak their minds and practice their religions, then you must defeat sleepy joe biden and reject left wing fascism and vote for america first. that's what we are all about. >> stops in florida, kicking off a furious sprint to the finishes with stops in north carolina, new hampshire, ohio and wisconsin slate for this weekend as left the latest polling data shows the former vice president biden still leading in many of the battleground states. but the president is closing the gap. >> kevin, thank you. let's bring somebody

kevin corke in must began, michigan. got to go, got to go. and here with us a university president, a dig beal, the university is a big deal. it's going to be hosting the final presidential debate on thursday, and he's pulling out the stops. doctor, very good to have you, thank you for taking the time. how are things looking for the big debate? >> it looks great. i'm not a big deal, but this is a big deal hosting this debate. it's a huge job. neil: it is a huge job. you were prepared for the students on the 21st and 22nd the debate itself on the 22nd. there will be no in-person classes. you've got 700 police to help you out to keep things in order and organize motorcades and you've gotten the i's dotted and cross the t's. we're hopeful if there are protests they'll be peaceful, the secret service runs the show and they're so professional and so good. plus, our metro city police in the state, they're working together on this and we're experiencing a very positive experience. we did this in 2008 and there were people who came out to express the

kevin corke is live on the grounds in pensacola. hi, kevin. >> it's loud as you might imagine.t or not, this is a two for one stop for this president. as you mentioned, he did very well in this part of the state, the key swing state in 2016. this is also, as you know, right along the alabama-border. so for him, it's a chance to say hello and to make the final push. this is a sprint to the finish for the president as we have less than two weeks to go between now and the election. i mentioned the stop here. keep in mind, earlier, i showed you a stop in virginia where we were along the north carolina border against a 2 for 1, a key strategy. they want to energize the base and make sure that people that might still be on the fence have a chance to hear the president personally. now, you know this, many in the crowd here were up here very early, 8:00 a.m. many of them in the front. that may not sound impressive until you consider it was hot and humid all day long. the governor, ron desantis, speaking now. the president coming up. we'll have live coverage. for now, back to you, marth

. >> kevin corke on the road for us tonight. good to see you kevin. candidates in florida today as early reports show surprisingly high g.o.p. turn out in the sunshine state. the trump campaign is talking about whether that will be enough for the president to claim that key electoral group. that's next. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ 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 everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. it's so good to see you. you too! so really, how are you? oh well, look! that's what we're both taking right now, fanapt. you know it's really been helpin

kevin cork has the latest, reaction to the townhall. >> reporter: almost as if the tech giants are spoiling for a fight the day after kayleigh mcenany's twitter account was blocked, the same happened today to the president's reelection campaign account sparking a fierce outcry from gop lawmakers who, like the president, our promising action. >> we all believe in freedom of the press. big tech got something that let them become big tech. >> reporter: putting twitter and facebook on notice, play fair or pap. >> coordination with the mainstream media. >> reporter: the president's comments coming the day after the tech monopoly permitted access to new york post story about emails concerning hunter biden and his father, the former vice president and influence peddling in the ukraine. fury at the social media giant's handling of the stories grew into a broad assault in the online industry's most cherished legal protections. >> they are censoring the press, jack dorsey is just behaving as joe biden's press secretary. >> networks refused to back down even locking the account of the president's reel

kevin cork starts us off with the president's positive outlook after testing negative. >> high-energy, high spirits entire prospects is how the trump campaign sees the president's standing with 3 weeks before the election but here is the question. will it be enough to beat an opponent who continues to lead the polls, playing a bit of political presentation. >> biden supporters are causing mayhem in the streets. if he wins there will be nothing but bedlam all over the place but he's not going to win. >> he may be down in many of the polls but to hear the president's campaign tell it erases all but over but with the trump victory all but assured. >> i have been in florida last week and i can tell you there are hundreds of people who turned up just to see the surrogates. couple that with the endorsement from the law enforcement community and the increase in african-american vote he's going to receive this cycle compared to where he was four years ago and it is becoming mathematically almost impossible for joe biden to win this campaign. >> bold proclamation was 21 days until the election

. >> someone waiting for the president to arrive is kevin cork who has all the details ahead of the president's visit. >> reporter: good to be with you. the 64,$000 question, can the president become the first republicans since ronald reagan to win the election in michigan back-to-back? that will be quite the undertaking and will be historic especially when you consider this has been part of the blue wall. the trump campaign feels he can do that. as we join you for the rally coming up a little later today at 5:00 pm, there is still some concern among many in the biden camp despite the polling which shows him up by 7 on average in the real are politics average, it is similar to what happened in 2016, some bullshit hillary clinton up by 11 on this date and donald trump ultimately won the state. we do know this. as they continue to look at the numbers, there are concerns about the former vice president's support for nafta. they want to make sure that's not a hindrance to his victory. donald trump had been an awful long time since the republican won the great state of michigan. you mentioned law en

we begin tonight with kevin cork who has the latest on the showdown over this whole covid-19 relief thing. >> it was quite an exchange. if you didn't get a chance to see you will want to watch this. it was when the default from a courteous query by wolf blitzer about stimulus money and default from that into what a lot of people felt like unseemly name-calling by the speaker of the house. >> i don't know why you are always an apologist and many of your colleagues apologists for the republican position. >> wolf blitzer asked nancy pelosi why she wouldn't accept the president's latest covid-19 stimulus offer, one.$8 trillion package that would put money in the pockets of american struggling from the shutdown associated with the pandemic. >> the same question about why they don't want to meet the needs of the american people. when you say why don't you expect there's, why don't they accept hours? >> it in $2.2 trillion offer which republicans including the president complaint includes money for so-called poorly run democrat states and cash for illegal aliens. blitzer pressed on noting the pr

let's check in with kevin corke, very busy news night. >> great to be with you once again, shannon. going to tell you this. we heard a lot about whether or not nancy pelosi might decide, listen, maybe she wants to go ahead and push this 25th amendment idea. maybe it can get across the finish line. we don't know. but we do know this, tomorrow we'll learn an awful lot more about it. speaker tomorrow, come here tomorrow, we are going to be talking about the 25th amendment. but not to take attention away from the subject we have now. >> politically it's a pretty bold move. house speaker nancy pelosi tipping her hand today that tomorrow she'll introduce legislation to allow congress to determine if president trump should be removed from office. the bill is expected to draw heavily from this, a 2017 measure democrats called the oversight commission on presidential capacity act. to determine whether the president is mentally or physically unable to discharge from powers and duties of the office. hard cheese comes at the president. writing on twitter, crazy nancy should be the one the back-

kevin cork rounding up the action on capitol hill. >> quite a busy day, the house's decision to not vote on the stimulus bill tonight is a reflection sources tell fox news of a desire to get nancy pelosi and the treasury secretary steve mnuchin time to carve out a deal that time is running out. with the election a month away and trade nerves the order of the day from capitol hill to the white house the effort to grab a stimulus bill while ongoing seems stuck in neutral but democrats scrubbing a vote tonight, both sides remains somewhat optimistic, the treasury secretary proclaiming a lot of progress over the last few days and house speaker nancy pelosi adding our conversations will continue. part of the problem in addition to the price tags a republicans is democrats insistence that the bill include stimulus checks for illegal immigrants and protections from deportation. it was also the venue for a no holds barred interrogation of former fbi director james comey who claimed he should not be held responsible for the 17 significant errors and omissions in 5 applications which republicans b

white house correspondent kevin cork success up with the latest on donald trump. >> it was quite a sight, marine one cruising back to the white house as the sun sets. it was a day of worry as the president made his way home. the contrast couldn't have been more stark. joe biden shoved off for a townhall donald trump emerged from his covid-19 sideline stay at walter reed looking no worse for wear. >> i learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that is for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it, you're going to beat it, we have the best medical equipment, the best medicines, all developed recently and you are going to beat it. >> reporter: earlier history of medical experts were cautious but resolute that despite his short stay the president was ready to go home. >> he may not be out of the woods yet, his clinical staff support to safe return. >> before his to berkshire from walter reed, the white house, the president was busy online building a flurry of tweets touching on a myriad of issues from taxes to the second amendment all imploring his backers to vote. hour

we begin with kevin cork separating fact from fiction over the covid-19 stimulus talk. >> reporter: including a few last moment tweets by the president. for a number of americans struggling through the covid-19 pandemic this was a tough pill to swallow, news that the white house cut off talks with congressional democrats on a new stimulus bill but important to note the decision didn't happen in a vacuum, it came after offering several standalone bills which nancy pelosi rejected. the president says he instructed steve mnuchin to stop negotiating until after the election when immediately after i when he will pass a major stimulus bill, the white house cast blame on nancy pelosi saying she was seeking $2.4 trillion to bail out for the one high crime democrat states. the president said he council robert $1.6 trillion but pelosi simply wasn't negotiating in good faith, the speaker shot back accusing the president of, quote, showing his true colors, putting himself first at the expense of the country, the full complicity of the gop members of congress. forward to vice president joe biden, if you'r

kevin cork is taking a closer look at this from the battleground state of ohio. >> no surprise that energys a major political and policy issue in the upper midwest but what may surprise a lot of people is it outside impact on the 2020 race. it is as old as the country itself. the urban, rural political divide were policy ideas that seem to flourish on coastal highways often struggle to connect with main street and the rest of america. in 2020 that is particularly so when it comes to energy policy. the gap the biden campaign has struggled to bridge. case in point, message refinement over the past several months. >> i'm not shutting down oilfields. i'm not eliminating fracking. >> would there be any place for fossil fuels including:tracking a biden administration? >> know. we would work it out, we would make sure it is illuminated. >> reporter: whether his lack of candor or clarity, concerns about biden's energy policies are growing in ohio way -- >> training several hundred acres from these 3 wellheads. >> to energy providers like david l fracking and other energy extraction powers this reg

kevin corke is live for us in cincinnati, ohio. to get to the part where the district attorney says i have something for you. i'm curious to know what that looks like. >> very interesting comment made there. it's a pleasure to be with you. i can say here it's important to not just promote the vote but to ensure the safety and security of the vote. that means making sure there are enough workers here to make sure the entire process moves along smoothly. i'm going to show you a number that may surprise you. we are talking about the number who have volunteered to do their part to serve, more than 150,000. nearly about a third of them, 55,000 plus have been trained which is quite impressive. we want to make sure people don't dress up when they come to vote. they want to be here to answer questions and yes, they want to make sure your voting is safe and easy. >> this time of year voters get excited about things but you're not there to run a campaign. ohio law is clear that you can't campaign inside a polling location. it's basically the

kevin corke is standing by on that location. kevin, as john pointed out, the president does have a suite there prepared where he can also do work. my sources telling me tonight that in fact he did do some work when he got there earlier today. >> yeah, no question about that, sean. keep in mind the business of the american people continues regardless of what is happening as long as the president feels capable and is able to do so. in fact, just before i went on the air, 1 1/2 hours ago, he issued an emergency declaration for the state of new york. just to give you an example. he's resting comfortably according to our sources. some of us were making a bet that he might even call in to your program tonight. i do also want to let you know, sean, that we've been monitoring responses from all over the globe. we've seen world leaders from netanyahu and boris johnson express their well-wishes for the president. we're not sure he could be here at walter reed. could be two days, four days. we don't flow. we do know this is all out of cauti

with me now fox news kevin corke with the latest on president trump and covid-19 and more. n, great to see you. reporter: great to see you, elizabeth. we're actually learning a lot more about the president's recovery tonight. that is where we begin at this hour. white house physician sean conley this afternoon issuing a statement that read thusly in part, this morning the president's team met with him in the residence. he had a restful first night at home. today he reports no symptoms. vital signs and physical exam remain stable with ambulatory oxygen saturation level of 95 to 97%. overall he continues to do extremely well. and the president as you can imagine is taking a pretty aggressive posture against the coronavirus. in fact upon his return to the white house last night he told the nation that the american people really shouldn't allow concerns over getting the coronavirus to dominate their lives. president trump: i could have left two days ago. two days ago i felt great. better than i have in a long time. i said recently, better than 20 years ago. don't let it dominate

white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest. trump world reaction to tonight's town halls. >> good evening, it's almost as if the tech giants are spoiling for a fight. a day after the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany's twitter account was locked, the very same thing happened today to the president's reelection campaign account. sparking a fierce outcry from g.o.p. lawmakers in particular who, like the president, are promising action. >> we all believe in freedom of the press but don't forget big tech got something years ago that let them become big tech. >> president trump today putting tech giants twitter and facebook i noticed. play fair or possibly up. >> if big tech persists in coordination with the mainstream media. >> the president's comments coming a day after the tech monopolies limited access to a "new york post" story about emails concerning hunter biden and his father, the former vice president. and apparent influence peddling in ukraine. this social media giant's handling of the stories grew into a broad

kevin cork picks up on where the hunter biden story stands tonight. >> reporter: law enforcement and intelligence officials have been largely silent on the hunter biden stories and broke. that all changed today when the director of national intelligence john ratcliff confirmed there is no proof, no reason to suspect russian involvement in the story with the discovery of the laptop and its contents. >> hunter biden's laptop is not part of the russian disinformation campaign. >> director of national intelligence john klatt cliff making it clear reports that hunter biden laptop and alleged emails are not part of an organized foreign plots interfere with the upcoming us election. >> this is nothing to do with the intelligence community or russian disinformation. if it was i would know that so to be clear it is not. >> ratcliff's pushback appeared to be in response to house intelligence committee chair adam schiff who is he did repeatedly during the mueller proclaimed this is all part of a russian plot to insert itself into us politics. >> the origins of this whole smear are from the krem

kevin corke, thank you. at a town hall in florida tonight, joe biden says he's glad the president condition is improving bread while also arguing that his messaging poses what he says is a serious health problem. tracking it all live from salt lake city tonight where e.r. awaiting the vice president debate. >> good evening, shannon. with president trump off the campaign trail, joe biden is not fully dump it he made a stop in florida today and biden was tested for coronavirus out of that trip. he can't promise transparency saying they would release results of all of biden's tests. despite the trump campaign not making any similar commitment, "the new york times" laid into biden essentially saying it's not enough and accusing him of being cagey with the details. campaign spokesman andrew bates sounded off saying it's like "the new york times" got drunk and accepted a challenge t to da over-the-top caricature of themselves than the onion ever could. there has been a spotlight on transparency, but today biden in

kevin corke picks up on the hunter biden story stands to make him a good evening, kevin. >> law enforcement and officials silent on the hunter biden story since it broke peer that actually change today when the director of national intelligence john ratcliffe confirmed no reason to suspect russian involvement in the story or in the discovery of the laptops and its contents. >> hunter biden's laptop is not something of the russian campaign. >> john radcliffe making an mistakingly clear that reports the hunter biden laptop and alleged emails are not part of an organized horn plot to interfere with the upcoming election. >> this has nothing to do with the intelligence community russian information. if it was, i would know that. so to be clear, it's not. >> his pushback is in response to house intelligence committee chair adam schiff who repeatedly during the mueller probe blamed this as part of a russian plot to insert itself into u.s. politics. >> clearly the origins of this whole smear from the kremlin is only too happy to have kremlin help to amplify it. >> fox news mike emanuel obtain new

kevin corke starts us off tonight with the president's positive outlook after testing negative. hey, kevin. >> evening, heidi spirits and prospects and trump campaign president standing tonight with three weeks to go before the election. as he pointed out, here's the question. will it be enough to beat an opponent who continues to lead the polls despite playing a little bit of political defense? >> biden supporters are causing mayhem in the streets. or if he wins, there will be nothing but by lime all over the place. he's not going to win. >> done in many of the polls but to hear the president's campaign tell us, is all but over. with a trump victory, all but assured. >> i've been in florida last week and i can tell you that there were hundreds of people who turned up just to see the surrogates. if you couple that with the endorsement that the predecessor is leaving from the law enforcement community and the increase in the african-american vote that he'sg to receive this cycle compared to where he is just four years ago. it is becoming mathematically almost impossible for joe bi

we begin with white house correspondent kevin cork reporting on new revelations from the oval office and allegations of double standards. >> you might frame it is a tale of two insiders, neither elected nor accountable to voters but whose advice can shape the policies and impact the lives of every day americans and in the case of jared kushner, so-called anonymous op-ed writer myles taylor who formerly worked with the administration their statement and the reactions to them can vary wildly depending on the lens through which they are seeing. >> doesn't mean is not a lot of pain and won't be pain for a while but that basically was we put out rules to get back to work, trump is back in charge, not the doctors. >> kushner felt himself in the proverbial crossers of critics, comments to bob woodward deemed political in nature, ignoring science by suggesting the us move swiftly from the panic and pain phase of battling the covid-19 pandemic to the come back phase, presumably to help the president's reelection bid. compare the reaction to that of myles taylor who today came forward as the a

let's get straight to the latest on this breaking news with white house correspondent kevin cork. >> reporter: new and damaging allegations about what is in that laptop that purportedly belongs to hunter biden including questions now being raised about whether or not the former vice president actually lied when he said he never talk to his son about his business dealings in tonight the president is warning there is much more to come. >> joe biden is a corrupt politician. and smoking gun emails show the biden family sold the vice presidency for a very substantial amount of money, more money than anybody would believe. >> reporter: donald from rallying supporters in pennsylvania pouring gasoline on the proverbial political fire building around joe and hunter biden over a laptop reportedly belonging to the sun, content damaging to both men but especially the president's democratic opponent. >> right now he has bigger problems. you know what it is called, the laptop from hell. >> that warning on a day when fox news learned from senior administration officials that the fbi has the laptop

kevin cork, what is the protocol as we get into the white house, what does he have to say? >> around the president, it is a little bit surprising from that perspective but they've been on the road a little bit more, there's more risk of exposure. jillian: the president has hit the ground running with two rally today and the debate on tuesday, i will point out i have been saying at all night, he pulled the mask, when i talked to shannon bream last night, fox news it might anchor shannon bream, there might be in the works of potentially having a resume rally, interesting how it goes over with the trump base, thousands show up. todd: covering it all might long, thank you. jillian: griff jenkins joins us with the latest. ashley referenced this. what will it look like going forward, we don't exactly know yet but the president was supposed to travel to florida. >> he had a rally in florida which was canceled, pretty obvious with news like this his schedule would be cleared for the foreseeable future. this news is rocking washington with worldwide reactions. for our viewers just w

corresponded kevin corke reports tonight from the north lawn of the white house. >> looking forward to that rally on monday, the first chance for most americans to get a chance to see the president since his covid-19 diagnosis and not just that rally coming up on monday, there's that event at the white house tomorrow and with the election just a few days away, it's clear that he's eager to get back out on the campaign trail. for a president whose held rallies in airports and arenas and has been the subject of rallies on land and the sea, this is a first, a radio rally attended by millions of listeners on the rush limbaugh program. >> this is a mega rally. the conversation the president is awfully eager to get back out on the campaign trail. >> i'm free, i feel perfect, i'm not taking anything, i'm off any regiments that they gave me. >> his enthusiasm notwithstanding, the president's doctors had the final say on his availability -- they made it clear at least for now he's got the green light to hit the road, since returning home his physical exam has remained stable and devoid of any i

correspondent kevin corke with the story in d.c. >> hey, martha, bakken august he joined as a sciencey not supported by science. the tweet according to twitter violated the policy that prohibits sharing "false and misleading information about covid-19 that could lead to ha harm." the policy plans to ban statements that have confirmed to be false or misleading by experts such as public health authorities. dr. atlas said in an email he doesn't understand what the tweets are deleted, he also said his tweet was intended to show that general population mask and mask mandates do not work. he recalled his conversation with atlas previously in which he said the world health organization's recommendation on the subject. >> by the way, publicity to the w.h.o. recommendation that they do not recommend masks for the general public. even in their updated note if you bother to read their whole technical notes, they say that. they're talking about the only time to wear a mask as if you're at risk, high risk group in an area of widespread transmission of the disease. >> dr. scott atlas there late ton

we begin tonight with white house correspondent kevin corke separating fact from fiction. >> so mucho get to including a few last moment tweaks by the president, i'll share that in just a minute but for a number of americans who are obviously struggling through the covid-19 pandemic, this was a tough pill to swallow. news at the white house cut off talks with congressional democrats on a brand-new stimulus bill, but it is important to note that the president's decision didn't happen in a vacuum, it came after offering several stand-alone bills which speaker pelosi rejected. the president says he's instructed treasury secretary steven mnuchin to stop negotiating until after the election, when immediately after i win, we will pass some major stimulus bill. the white house cast blame on house speaker nancy pelosi saying she was seeking to $.4 trillion to bail out poorly run, high crime democrat states. the president said he counter offered 1.6 trillion but pelosi wasn't negotiating in good faith. the speaker shot back, accusing the president of "showing his true colors, putting himself

here's correspondent kevin cor kevin corke. >> a house divided cannot stand.reat and timeless truth. today, once again, we are a house divided. >> nobody has done more for the black community than donald trump. possible exception, but the exception of abraham lincoln. nobody has done what i've done. >> two messages with competing visions of what racial reconciliation looks like. former vice president joe biden says his campaign will restore the soul of america, president trump is promising economic renewal as a key to healing the wounds of racial injustice. and after a summer of unrest, it is an issue that carries particular political have to in 2020. >> i think we have a serious problem with racism and i think it's more endemic than we really want to believe it is. it's generational. >> our society was built on racism and systematic discrimination and a lot of people are living into that without even knowing it. >> though he won just 8% of the black vote in 2016, the presidents primary pitch this time centers around economic issues. precovid record low on app

white house correspondent kevin corke rounding up all of the action on capitol hill tonight. good evening, kevin. >> quite the busy day indeed. if the house's decision to not vote on the stimulus bill tonight is a reflection, sources tell fox news of a desire to get the speaker, nancy pelosi, and the treasury, steven mnuchin, a bit more time to carve out a deal, but time, as they say, is running out. with the election a little over a month away and frayed nerves the order of the day from capitol hill to the white house, the effort to craft a covid-19 stimulus bill, while ongoing, still seems stuck in neutral. democrats scrubbing about tonight. both sides remain somewhat optimistic. at the treasury secretary steven mnuchin proclaiming a lot of progress over the last few days and house speaker nancy pelosi adding our conversations will continue. part of the problem, in addition to the price tag, say republicans, is the democrats' insistence that the bill include stimulus checks for illegal immigrants and protections from deportation. the hill was also the venue for a no-holds-ba