joint on the phone now by "detroit free press" lansing bureau chief. most of the stories coming out about this plot, to kidnap the governor. mr. egan, take us through what we know so far, how far it got before it was foiled. know isk, well, what we there were a number of conversations that were going on, both in person, and, in some cases, encrypted over private facebook groups, discussing a number of plots, including one to kidnap a governor, possibly from her summer vacation home. that is one that seems to advance the furthest to the point where a high-voltage taser was purchased, night goggles. there was supposed to have been a purchase of explosives taking place this week. there was discussion about designating a bridge near her summer cottage to divert police. there was actually evening surveillance that had occurred on two occasions of her summer home. that's -- that's about what there was a know, lot of talk, which, you know, sometimes you can ask the question -- were they just talking? or was there going to be action? but there were certainly s

there he is in lansing, michigan. a state that just recorded its single worst week of the entire pandemic. 14,000 new cases since tuesday. from there he'll head to wisconsin where just today hospitals in milwaukee are now limiting the number of visitors due to rapidly rising covid cases. the president will be in omaha, nebraska, where the mask mandate and restrictions will not apply to continue's rally because it is being held outdoors. a tally from the associated press shows new covid cases per day, per day rising in 47 states and deaths are up in 34. in georgia last hour joe biden kept up his pattern of socially distanced events. on the way now to a drive will have in rally at atlanta. president obama was in florida earlier hammering trump on the virus. >> what's his closing argument? that people are too focused on covid. he said this at one of his rallies. covid, covid, covid he is complaining. he is jealous of covid's media coverage. >> joining us now, white house correspondent for pbs news hour, jake sherman from

the president was up in michigan, a chilly day in lansing, michigan. 2-1 win four hillary clinton. all the rural counties around this area, you can see just how much strength the president has. he pops up 65%. you can see the method to the visit with michigan today. he's en route right now to wisconsin. when i go right along the minnesota border. where at these voters right along the mississippi river area. we will see how that goes tonight. in the meantime, after wisconsin, come here, mr. machine is going to go to nebraska. i would you do that? nebraska is one of two states that split up their electoral votes. maine is one of them. nebraska, congressional district number two is the other. if you get into a presidential dogfight and you around this 269 tied, every electoral vote is going to matter. that's why he's going to nebraska tonight. that's why he went to maine congressional district which he won back in 2016. he was there over the weekend. talk a lot about early voting. look at this. feast your eyes on these numbe numbers. you have 67 million e

we brought you his speech in lansing, michigan, live earlier today.also brought you live speeches from joe biden in both warm springs and atlanta, georgia, and former president obama's speech in orlando, florida. all of those carried live on on fox news channel earlier today. it's what we do to cover an important election fairly. fair, balanced, and unafraid. we are seven days from election night. we promise we are going to cover it all fairly and get in the news around the world in between the fast-moving political developments. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. thanks for trusting us. that's it for this "special report." seven nights from election night, where one day closer to the election. we are still one day closer to getting all of this and the pandemic behind us as well. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts in about 15 seconds from new york. we will bump out with the president in salem wisconsin. musical physical >> martha: my thanks to bret. good evening, everybody. i martha maccallum and this is the story. we are one we

the plot also included the targeting, the capitol building in lansing, michigan and governor gretchen whitmer, who you see on the right side of our screen. the plot allegedly included taking hostages after they stormed that capitol building, along with the governor. and one of those who is accused in this plot, the charges included gang membership, felony firearm carry, litany of charges per individual that the attorney general went through, but the overarching, if you could umbrella all of this, one of the plot organizers said that he needed 200 men to carry this out, to storm that building, take hostages and then also take governor whitmer. among the home addresses we are told that they were working to obtain and get explosives to go to, all of this alleged, obviously, was the vacation home of gretchen whitmer. i want to bring in now former f.b.i. investigator bill daily. bill, you and i have navigated a lot of scenes together. tell me the significance of the f.b.i.'s role in all of this and what the meaning of what we just learned? >> bill: sure, harris, thank you for being on your

he's headed to lansing, michig michigan. so interesting the crowd that he will face when he hits the ground. i mean ted nugent was playing so it was loud there where john roberts was. but not knowing that we would hear from him on the tarmac, he made a few comments there just a few minutes ago. let's get back with the govern governor. >> president trump: hello everybody, we will making three rally stops. i want to just tell you how happy everybody is including me with justice barrett. she is going to be a great justice for many, many years. and i'm very proud of the way she went through that process. it was an incredible process, a tough process that she got through very easily and we are very proud of the fact that she is now a justice of the supreme court. >> reporter: [inaudible question] >> president trump: i only saw he was on fox. and fox puts him on all the time. what they should do is they should show the pictures, when he rushed to pennsylvania because he's saw that i had 25,000 people. when he rushed to pennsylvani

joint on the phone now by "detroit free press" lansing bureau chief. most of the stories coming out about this plot, to kidnap the governor. mr. egan, take us through what we know so far, how far it got before it was foiled. know isk, well, what we there were a number of conversations that were going on, both in person, and, in some cases, encrypted over private facebook groups, discussing a number of plots, including one to kidnap a governor, possibly from her summer vacation home. that is one that seems to advance the furthest to the point where a high-voltage taser was purchased, night goggles. there was supposed to have been a purchase of explosives taking place this week. there was discussion about designating a bridge near her summer cottage to divert police. there was actually evening surveillance that had occurred on two occasions of her summer home. that's -- that's about what there was a know, lot of talk, which, you know, sometimes you can ask the question -- were they just talking? or was there going to be action? but there were certainly s

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that tweet coincided with armed protesters taking to the state capitol in lansing.ust look at how armed to the teeth those folks were. we have more pictures to show you. governor whitmer also told cnn th s

that tweet coincided with armed protesters taking to the state capitol in lansing. i mean, just look at how armed to the teeth those folks were. we have more pictures to show you. governor whitmer also told cnn that she asked the white house to tamp down its inflammatory rhetoric after she started receiving threats, but attorney general bill barr claimed to congress that he had not heard anything about that. >> this development in michigan comes during a dangerous increase in coronavirus cases across the country. 56,000 new cases confirmed overnight. 56,000. look at that graph. that's the highest daily total in nearly two months. this morning, nine states are reporting record hospitalizations. look at that map. nearly 1,000 new deaths reported overnight, as well. in the midst of this, the president's doctor claims, although he's not produced any evidence, that the president's recovery is going well. he also says, without explaining why he believes so, that the president can return to public events as soon as tomorrow. during a telephone interview, the president said

from midland from pontiac to battle creek, and from detroit to right here in lansing, we stand on the shoulders of michigan who gave their blood, sweat, and tears for this beloved nation. this is the state where henry ford invented the assembly line. think of that so much. so much as been done in michig michigan. it's the place where general motors, chrysler, and kellogg revolutionized entire industries. think of that. michigan gave us motown, the mustang, and the unrivaled might of the american midwest, the american -- we got it all. i think i got every single vote in the -- i like the midwest. we made america into the single greatest nation in the history of the world, and the best is yet to come. that's true. proud citizens like you helped build this country. together, we are taking back our country. we are returning power to you, the american people. with your help, your devotion, and your drive, we are to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting. and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheers and applause] we are one movement, one people, one family, and

in lansing, michigan, west salem, wisconsin and omaha, nebraska.sterday was an indication he will keep hitting biden as he did yesterday in pennsylvania over the oil and gas mistake in the last debate which prompted biden to make an unscheduled appearance in chester, pennsylvania to walk back his position on fracking. watch. >> president trump: joe biden confirmed his plan to abolish the entire u.s. oil industry. that means no fracking, no jobs, in energy for pennsylvania families. >> i'm not shutting down oil fields. i'm not eliminating fracking. >> we know president trump will head tomorrow to hit arizona pretty hard while on thursday joe biden will travel to the sunshine state and hit florida. sandra. >> sandra: griff jenkins. thank you. >> trace: today is the last day for voters in pennsylvania to apply for a mail-in or absentee ballots. president trump won there by a razor thin margin four years ago. republicans are reigniting a court battle against the keystone state's mail-in voting process. bryan ennis is live for us in state college, penns

and he's in lansing yesterday.question the validity of his own fbi's charges against these 14 men, who allegedly plotted to kidnap and possibly kill governor whitmer. so this is all done on the backdrop of we had the highest seven-day average yet in michigan with 2,100 new average cases yesterday. and we're in the middle of what most public health experts say is the sec wave and sursecond w surge showing no sight of subsiding. >> it's critical to get out of washington and get reporting from battleground states. grateful for your time and insights today. we will check back in with both of you. >>> up next for us, we go back to the coronavirus test, interrupting, yes, even the final game of the world series. skip to cold relief fast with alka seltzer plus severe powerfast fizz. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! so fast! who's sujoe biden.rop 15? biden says, "every kid deserves a quality education and every family deserves to live in a safe, healthy community. that's why i

lansing, michigan, that is the first stop for the president as he is speaking to a crowd at a airport hangar. after that it is off to wisconsin. then the third stop of the day is nebraska. that's right, nebraska. here's the reason why. the cornhusker state doesn't have winner-take-all electoral college vote system. the president will be there this evening fighting for one, literally one electoral vote in a competitive area there, to give you the state of his mind-set going down the last week. so as the president keeps up this frenetic campaign pace, the snail's pace of covid relief negotiations might be all but done. in an interview with "politico" today senate majority leader mitch mcconnell referred to the talks as being in the past tense. here is what he said, quote, that was a very complicated negotiation depending on who you talk to i'm not sure they got very close. as the president left the white house for the midwest this afternoon he made this prediction right here. president trump: after the election we'll get the best stimulus package you have ever seen. i think we'll take b

take a look at lansing, michigan. president trump is set to deliver remarks at a campaign rally at the capital region international airport. what he will do is walk off that plane and the crowd is right there. he then heads to west salem, wisconsin and omaha, nebraska for two more events. vice president joe biden just finished up remarks in warm springs, georgia, where he is focusing on crises that are facing the country. he will head to atlanta later for a drive-in event. where do the candidates stand in the latest polls for each of these crucial states where they are visiting right now? let's start with michigan. a new poll by the university of wisconsin and yu yougov has biden leading 52% to president trump's 42%. the same poll organizers have biden leading by 9 points in wisconsin, 53% to 44%. and a university of georgia poll released yesterday reports biden and trump are just about neck and neck, 47% of voters preferring biden at this moment, 46% favoring trump, which is pretty stunning for a state that hasn't tu

joint on the phone now by "detroit free press" lansing bureau chief.t of the stories coming out about this plot, to kidnap the governor. mr. egan, take us through what we know so far, how far it got before it was foiled. know isk, well, what we there were a number of conversations that were going on, both in person, and, in some cases,

our shannon pettypiece is there in lansing. shannon, again, these big rallies, they really feed the president's ego but they also really counteract the argument that the medical experts are making about gathering, social gatherings. and they're not socially distanced and they usually are not wearing masks except for the select people who are appearing behind the president. >> right, and certainly that's the case right here behind me, andrea. there are some chairs set up, they're all close together. i would say a few more people are wearing masks here than i saw at a rally in florida last week. but it's still very sporadic. michigan right now is seeing a very big surge in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. hospitals in this area right around me are nearing capacity. this is a state where some schools are open, some schools are not. people are really starting to feel the burden of this. i'll tell you, andrea, as i talk to voters who say they're supporting the president, there is of course fear of the virus but there is also

face state terrorism, conspiracy, and weapons charges for plotting to storm the state capitol in lansing with the intent of starting a civil war. governor whitmer blamed president trump for instigating the violent plots. in april, trump sent a tweet reading, "liberate michigan." and just last week, trump told a far-right hate group known as the proud boys to "stand back and stand by." >> when our leaders meet with, encourage, or fraternize with domestic terrorists, they legitimize their actions and they are complicit. amy: president trump responded by attacking govovernor whitmern tweets. after headlines, we will go to michigan for the latest. president trump said thursday he isis plannining to resume in pen campaigning as early as saturday with a rallyly in florida even though hee remains sick with vid-19 at the white hse and may still contagis. trump al rejected a proposal thursdayy the commission on presidenti d debat to have trump and biden join next thursday's debate fro seratete rote lolotions. but late thursy, trump campgngn manager, who is als posiveve forovid, reversed course si

in a speech in lansing, the president suggested his opponent is using covid to make him look bad. >> it is covid. on november 4, you won't be hearing so much about it. >> biden in georgia, the state that hadn't backed a president since 1992. >> you give me the honor to serve as your president clear the decks for action for we will act. >> candidates are also chris crossing the country. >> donald loves helping people and seeing those around him and his country succeed. >> what is his closing argument that people are too focused on covid. he said this at one of his rallies. covid, covid, covid. he's jealous of covid's media coverage. >> according to u.s. election project, more than 71 million people have already voted. more than half the total cast in the entire 2016 election. >> sources tell cbs news that president trump plans to travel to 10 states and host 11 rallies in the final 48 hours of his campaign. anne marie. >> busy, busy nancy chen. in wawrinka. thank you so much. >>> as we approach election day, there have been key voting rulings related. in texas, the state supreme court

the lansing google so-called downtown west project footprint are dull, drab, and in many cases, already vacant and this is how they say they could look in the future, a busy vibrant hub of housing, office space, transportation, retail, parks, and plazas. >> this is kind of the first big unveiling of the scope and the vision for these 80 acres. >> reporter: he says the project will be transformative for the west side of downtown san jose, city within the city but with using the existing streets and infrastructure. whether it fits and or dominates will be in the eye of the beholder some of these renderings show how 7,000,000 ft.b2 of office a and 4000 high- rise housing units will tower above existing neighborhoods. >> i don't like necessarily traffic but i do like the critical mass that it will bring to downtown. >> reporter: google has agreed to work with the city to build in 1000 units of below-market rate affordable housing for some of which will be on google and and some on san jose made. >> they could spend so much more, they could do so much more. >> reporter: he was one of the fir

but where biden is now leading in the polls, the president focusing on women voters in lansing. >> i'm also getting your husbands, they want to get back to work, right? we are getting your husbands back to work. >> reporter: on the pandemic in wisconsin where he once again repeated this false claim. >> we are rounding like this racetrack. look at this. we are rounding the curve! we will vanquish the virus! you notice the fake news now? all they talk about is covid-, covid, covid. we have made such progress, it's incredible. excuse me. i'm here. >> reporter: barack obama mocking his successor. >> he said this at one of his rallies. covid, covid, covid he is explaining. he is jellalous of covid's medi coverage. >> reporter: biden -- >> donald trump has waved a white flag and abandoned our families and surrendered to this virus but the american people don't give up and neither will i. >> this election, there is a lot of talk about election integrity with the president, himself, saying if he loses, it will be because the election was rigged. now we wanted to know how bay area voters are vo

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. >> reporter: today in lansing, michigan, he tried this appeal -- >> you know what else? i'm also getting your husbands -- they want to get back to works right? they want to get back to work. we're getting your husbands back to work. and everybody wants it. >> reporter: trump has struggled to come up with a coherent closing message. his stump speech a litany of grievances and mistruths. one constant, his insistance the country is turning a corner on the pandemic, even as cases spike. >> but here's the story. it's covid, covid, covid, you can't watch anything else. they're doing heavy covid because they want to scare people. >> reporter: it's a line he's been repeating at every rally -- as his predecessor gleefully pointed out in orlando today. >> and what -- what's his closing argument? that people are too focused on covid. he said this at one of his rallies. covid, covid, covid, he's complaining. he's jealous of covid's media coverage. >> reporter: trump was watching, tweeting at obama in real time. >> i saw obama this morning, he had a couple of cars. they're honking th

. ♪ ♪ >>> 40 miles from the governor's mansion in lansing, munith,muni, michigan. >> the neighbor told right before the river. so you can see the river. that's the turn. so we are really close. two people here, according to law enforcement, were part of this conspiracy to allegedly kidnap assassinate and wreak havoc on the governor. it was here that the suspects lived in this double-wide trailer. >> the neighbors found them annoying and complained that they were shooting handguns and they are ar-15s, that's where they did target practice in the back. all the junk strewn in the backyard, target practice, a lot of signs with private and confederate flag hanging in the entry way. >> somebody is throwing something at me. >> really? >> yes. >> that was somebody there. somebody was throwing something at me. somebody threw something at our car as we were driving by. yeah, i could see him running and throwing something. my heart is now racing. >> yep. >> thankfully we got away safely, but it's no doubt a sign of the tensions in the area. nearly three hours away, another small town would also f

from delaware met several times beginning in june and talked about storming the state capitol in lansing and taking the governor hostage their main complaint seems to have been state restrictions imposed during the pandemic especially the closing of gyms, they called the governor a tyrant and even considered kidnapping her at her summer house, then putting her on trial for treason. >> members of this conspiracy on two occasions conducted coordinated surveillance on the governor's vacation home. >> reporter: the six were men arrested last night. police and federal agents searched the home governor whitmer today said the president's refusal to criticize white supremacist groups is heard by them as a rallying cry. >> when our leaders meet with, encourage, fraternize with domestic terrorists they legitimize their actions and they are complicit. >> reporter: investigators say one of the men arrested last night adam fox conducted meetings with the group in the basement of this grand rapids vacuum cleaner store where he lived the fbi says he tried to enlist the help of a militia group meeting w

president trump was in lansing, michigan today where he kept up his attacks against governor gretchen whitmer. >> a governor, let your estate open. get your kids back to school, governor. >> michigan is one of the states that helped put president trump in the white house in 2016 with a narrow win over hillary clinton. the current poll averages show joe biden with a nine point lead in michigan. the first lady command and and other key battleground state, pennsylvania, her first campaign stop in more than a year. >>> president trump tried to show support in the midwest, the democratic nominee headed for a southern state that could be in play. biden rallied supporters in warm springs, georgia today. some recent polls of georgia voters have shown biden with a slim lead. there are also two senate seats up for grabs there. writing accused president trump of failing to manage the coronavirus pandemic and he promised to unite a deeply divided nation. >> many wonder, has it gone too far? have we passed the point of no return? has the heart of this nation turned to stone? i don't think so. i re

the lansing google so-called downtown west project footprint are dull, drab, and in many cases, already vacant and this is how they say they could look in the future, a busy vibrant hub of housing, office space, transportation, retail, parks, and plazas. >> this is kind of the first big unveiling of the scope and the vision for these 80 acres. >> reporter: he says the project will be transformative for the west side of downtown san jose, city within the city but with using the existing streets and infrastructure. whether it fits and or dominates will be in the eye of the beholder some of thes

she joins us from lansing, michigan. good morning. do you know if the security threat is over?o you feel safe? >> governor: i have always felt safe. i am protected by the michigan state police. they are an incredible professional organization. groups likes this group, the domestic terrorists, are finding comfort and support in the rhetoric coming out of republican leadership from the white house to our state house. so i remain concerned aout safety integrity going up to this election. >> brennan: i want to get into integrity in a moment, but to button this up, three of the men that were arrested as co-conspirators and part of this plot were also involved back in the spring, in april, with storming the michigan capitol with guns at the time. governor, these are your constituents. how do you, in your state, unify things? i know you're talking about the president and rhetoric, but what do you do to deal with this? >> gord >> governor: so the center of all of the work we've been doing around covid is trying the save lives. if people support me politically or supported my opponent,

got seven takeaways in east lansing today. >> kirk: you don't think a head coach matters? i don't care who you're playing. greg schiano changes a culture when you have results like that. this team didn't know how to win for years. but the story of the day has to be, i think, indiana. i think tom allen, getting that game into overtime against penn state, we all think that game had a chance to be competitive, but tom allen's come so close against some of the blue bloods in the big ten, just unable to close the door and today they're able to find a way in overtime against penn state. >> chris: yeah, i said double overtime earlier, felt like quadruple overtime. it was actually just one. the way -- it was such a bizarre end of the game. on a week in which we mentioned the memory of the minnesota legend, sid hartman, who passed away sunday at 100, got the statue here. there is also a statue of him outside the target center. look at this office, kirk. >> kirk: wow. >> chris: everything in the history of minnesota sports is in that office. >> kirk: i read a lot of the stories this

in his home state of michigan, starting in detroit before hitting another event in his hometown of lansing. he told reporters why he's supporting the biden harris ticket. joel and. >>is a tremendous leader, a man who had strategy to bring this country back bring jobs back. make sure that we have quality health care all of us. when you think about joe and camilo. this country. now finally come together and that's that's probably the biggest job is going to have. >>biden is set to make an appearance tomorrow in the tar heel state of north carolina. >>and kamala harris will be returning to the campaign trail on monday. she's scheduled to visit florida for the states first day of in person voting. the democratic presidential nominee. it was. she's a vice presidential nominee. she was exponentially exposed to coronavirus earlier this week after her communications director and a flight crew member both tested positive for coronavirus the campaign canceled all of her in person travel this weekend out of an abundance of caution. harris has since tested negative for covid-19 and is cleared to campa

rising covid cases in michigan didn't stop thousands of supporters from cheering on the president in lansing, or the president from saying the pandemic is getting too much attention. >> but here's the story, it's covid, covid, covid. you can't watch anything else. on november 4, you won't be hearing so much about it. >> reporter: despite evidence the president's handling of the virus has hurt him in the polls, he's down eight according to the latest cbs battleground tracker, the president continues to minimize covid's impact. >> did you ever notice, they don't use the word "death," they use the word "cases." like barron trump is a case. he had sniffles. he was sniffling. one kleenex, that's all he needed. >> reporter: in her first solo campaign appearance this year in pennsylvania, first lady melania trump defended her husband's response to the virus. hile the president was was taking decisive action to keep the american people safe, the democrats were wasting american taxpayer dollars in a sham impeachment. >> reporter: seven days out and down or tied in almost every swing state, the presid

those militia members were plotting this elaborate attack it included an attack on the capitol in lansing. michigan an armed attack and it included the kidnapping of whitmer from her summer home according to the charges these conspirators gathered together in the basement of a building of a home in western michigan and they had to lift a rug and open a trap door in order to get in there the host took all their cell phones so nobody recorded could record it but one of the conspirators felt that they had gone too far in talking about lethal force and so he agreed to wear a wire and that is part of how federal authorities discovered what was going on they had planned to buy bomb equipment and they had developed an improvised explosive they actually exploded the idea was they're going to explode a bomb under a bridge distract the police they had a taser they were going to take gretchen whitmer and they were going to take her away to some undisclosed location and try her for treason the federal authorities say they broke up that plot before it got too far now some of those people faced charges

i want to bring in nbc's shannon pettypiece in lansing, michigan, where the president is headed. michael memoli following the biden campaign in western georgia and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. he'll be getting on the road with the president's campaign right after our show. shannon, let's start with president trump's strategy. why these states, and why with just one week to go, take himself all the way to nebraska for one single electoral vote? >> right. well, why michigan, this heavy emphasis on the rust belt states. it gets him to this electoral college math. if the president holds on to everything he held in 2016, he wins florida, he wins arizona, he wins north carolina, he cannot lose all three of these states. michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. he has to win one of those. and he's trailing rather significantly in nearly every poll in these states. and it also gets this electoral map where you asked about nebraska. why travel to nebraska on sunday for one electoral college vote. well, that is a district that includes omaha. it's leaning towards biden r

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a new residential area on the outskirts of lansing michigan capital many here have been economically better off in recent years katie her 2 daughters and husband matt have just moved into their new home. matt doesn't mind some of the administration's economic policies but he thinks its social responsibility is lacking and it has nothing to do with socialism the republicans favorite bogeyman. as a society we need to be making longer term decisions how do we buy and improve health care and insurance coverage and making sure everyone's taken care of that's not an easy fix and as much as we'd like to get the one second sound bite that says i have the solution and that it takes people coming together i can't i can't even watch videos if i needed it and i read the subtitles because i think. it puts me in a bad place to just even hear his voice and days and. i don't ever want to think that of anybody any any person even. if there are a modern family katie does shiftwork matt takes on a large share of the childcare and housework it's not as though they long for more government regulations th

let's begin with the chief white house correspondent john roberts live in lansing, michigan where presidentrump set to speak soon. >> he was supposed to be here around 2:30, but i think he got away from the white house a little late. these folks have been waiting out here in a cold rain since 6:00 in the morning and will have to wait a little bit longer but i'm sure the president will give these hearty souls a big shout out. it's been in the mid 30s, i think now probably only 40 or 4. they've been out here for hours and it's an enthusiastic crowd, we all know when it comes to voting in a presidential election, enthusiasm counts. the days leading up to it, he will have millions of people, millions right now, millions of people, 2 million people and that's projecting 2.2 if we didn't do what we did. >> the president the president suggesting that biden would move to and china's entry into the wto and the president blaming biden for decades of job losses. it's expected to be a strict covid lockdown here in michigan. covid it, covid, covid. that's all they talk about, what progress they made of.

a new residential area on the outskirts of lansing michigan capital many here have been economically better off in recent years katie her 2 daughters and husband matt have just moved into their new home. matt doesn't mind some of the administration's economic policies but he thinks its social responsibility is lacking and it has nothing to do with socialism the republicans favorite bogeyman. as a society we need to be making longer term decisions how do we buy and improve health care and insurance coverage and making sure everyone's taken care of that's not an easy fix and as much as we'd like to get the one second sound bite that says i have the solution and that it takes people coming together i can't i can't even watch videos if i need it and i read the subtitles because i think. it puts me in a bad place to just even hear his voice some days and. i don't ever want to think that of any any any given person even. though there are a modern family katie does shift work matt takes on a large share of the childcare and housework it's not as though they long for more government regulati

from midland to mackinaw from lansing to grand rapids, and from battle creek to right here in waterford township -- [applause] we inherit patriots who gave their blood, sweat and cheers for this beloved nation. this is the state where henry ford invented the assembly line, think of that. [cheers and applause] it is the place where general motors, chrysler and kellogg revolutionized entire industries. what is state. michigan gave us motown, mustang, and the unrivaled might of the american midwest. we made america entered the single greatest nation in the history of the world and the best is yet to come. [cheers and applause] proud citizens like you help build this country and together, we are taking back the country. we are returning power to you, the american people. that is what i said i was going to do. with your help, your devotion, your drive, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting. and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheers and applause] we are one movement, when people, one family, and one glorious nation under god, and to gather with

the president was campaigning in lansing, michigan.how women prefer biden over the president by as much as 23 points. the supreme court has begun to lay the ground work that would allow president trump to win a contested election. justices rejected democratic calls to reinstate -- in the state of wisconsin.

individuals arrested scheme to overthrow the government by storming the michigan state capital in lansing and a facility and killing law enforcement. the officials arrested conducted coordinated surveillance on the governor's vacation home and detonated an improvised explosive device. after kidnapping the governor, the group planned to take her to a secret location in wisconsin and hold her on trial for treas treason. what did governor whitmer do? tried to keep her citizens safe from covid-19 and aiming to stop the spread. the governor drew the ire of the president two tweeted in april who tweeted quote liberate michigan. some protesters descended on the michigan state house to protect the stay-at-home orders. confederate flags and suggesting violence signs were spotted at the protests and another one the following month. this week, trump responded with the alleged kidnapping plot by attacking whitmer tweeting she has done a terrible job and suggested she should thank him. the president has given legitimacy through white supremacists during his time in the white house from refusing to reb

these men also plotted and talked about perhaps storming the michigan state capital in the city of lansing, taking hostages. in fact, at one point they talked about this. in a complaint they said several members talked about murdering tie rants, quote, or taking a sitting governor. the group decided to increase their numbers to get mohr people behind their plot. brianna, it really shows the intricate work that the fbi did in this case. they tracked this group, they tracked these men for months, first on social media, and then infiltrating these groups with these confidential human sources, as well as undercover agents here. this had been going on for quite some time. these men definitely took steps to further their conspiracy, further their plot, and again the officials in this complaint alleging that it didn't stop there. it didn't stop with this plot to kidnap the michigan governor. they wanted to take other official unnamed here and also plotting against law enforcement. we heard from the u.s. attorneys in michigan as well as the attorney general. we understand that the governor herself

point out as well two and a half weeks ago he was in the hospital and yesterday in the cold rain in lansing michigan for one hour 15 minutes and near freezings temperatures in wisconsin and nebraska so for a guy just out of the hospital he's doing pretty well. >> john roberts thank you so much. our fox team coverage continues with the biden campaign peter ducey live in -- oh you're back in wilmington, peter. >> we are back dana and a few minutes ago we watch as joe biden and dr. jill biden came down the stairs of this state building in wilmington after they voted inside by appointment. this location is about 20 minutes away from their house here in town roughly 40 minutes away from philadelphia. joe biden did touch on what's happening there overnight on his way out and he said there's no excuse for violence and looting there but he does want the police to review tactics after wall tour wallace was shot dead by police. biden delivered remarks about covid-19 after a briefing from public health officials who described a third wave of cases. later on today he's going to squeeze in a fundraiser

he's said to liberate michigan, when armed protesters storm the capital in lansing, he said they should talk to whitmer. the president referenced this plot only obliquely last night, and instead he said the fbi should beic looking at antifa. frederirick fredricka? >> this lock her up talk has really never stopped since the 2016 race. just take a look at then and now. >> the biden family is a criminal enterprise. hillary clinton is the ringleader of a criminal enterprise. they're going to release 400,000 criminals onto your streets and into your neighborhoods if crazy joe becomes president. >> this is hillary clinton's agenda, too, to release the violent criminals from jails. she wants them all released [ chanting ] >> lock them all up. >>> so, kevin, what are you learning about why the president is taking this approach? >> reporter: in talking to campaign advisers and political folks in the final stretch, we're hearing that the president is intent on replicating what he thinking worked for him four years ago in 2016. he's surrounding himself with officials, and embarking on this same ki

people are in ison on charges of state trip charges for threatening t seize the state capitol in lansingigan. the f.b.i.ays their goal was to cate a self-sufficient society thath say would follow the bill of rights. in recorded ks, they called governor whitmer a tyrant.te this oon the governor pennied to president trump's rhetoric in last week's detective. >> hate groups heard the president's words as a rallying cry, as a call to action. when our leaders speak, their words matter. theyry c weight. when our leaders meet with, encourage or frateize with domestic trysts, their legitimize theirns act and terrorists, their legitimize their alaskas and they are complicit. >> the federal charges a carry maximum penalty of life in prison. the state charges a maximum of 20 years in prison. dana nestle is the attorney general of michigan. thank you very much for jning us. the f.b.i. affidavit that was unsealed today details a very elaborately plan and would em plotted s here. meeting in ohio, meeting in wisconsin. having the governor's house under surveillance nightsnd day. what more can you tell

and jill lansing, defending lyle. >> these are three very smart, strong women. >> definitely. >> engagedother, over these boys. >> yes. >> i say boys but they weren't really boys, were they? >> they weren't boys, at all. in fact, that's what the defense wanted everybody to hear was boys and these poor boys. these orphans. >> reporter: orphans. an impression the defense tried to play up. leslie abramson wrapped her arms around their shoulders. had them trade their dapper suits for preppy sweaters. >> everything that jill lansing and leslie abramson was deliberate and calculated. >> she steeled herself, determined not to let the optics distract the jury. >> based upon this evidence, it will become apparent that this murder was unlawful, unjustified, and wholly premeditated. >> in basic english, the prosecution's case was this. just the facts, ma'am. >> reporter: fact number one. lyle and erik driving down to san diego two days before the murders, to buy shotguns and with a stolen i.d. >> why are you using the fake i.d.? cause you know you're going to be using the gun to do something you sh

some potential new obstacles as a result of the upcoming football season, says the mayor of east lansing, home to michigan state. we are in the full surge. we know what we need to do. >> reporter: mask up and we can turn this around. we can turn this around but will we turn this around. the surgeon general today said that this week we will probably see our highest ever daily case count for this virus. yep, and the data backs him up, you know, yesterday we were just 5 or 6,000 short, and as we just showed you, the trajectory on that graph, wolf, is going like that. >> i just double checked. yesterday, 71,671 people came down diagnosed with coronavirus. another 856 americans sadly lost their lives to coronavirus just yesterday. deepest condolences to their families, and nick watt, thank you very much for that report. joining us now dr. tom frieden, the former director of the centers for disease control and prevention. dr. frieden, thank you so much for joining us. as you watch the numbers of new case, the numbers of hospitalizations in the u.s. tick back up toward previous highs, how conce