mark meadows who is now chief of staff to the president of the united states, used to be a congressman. and when he was in congress, he was a member of, a very prominent member, of the freedom caucus. and their sort of big touchstone was not spending federal money. is taking in as little as possible, and spending as little as possible. he's from your state. do you think that having seen what is happen what's happened to businesses like yours in his own community, that is changing at all? or is the attitude? when you look at what senator mitch mcconnell is doing. what a lot of republicans are doing in congress is saying we don't want to spend, even if it it's to save these businesses. do you feel that changing on the ground? >> well, i have to say, and mark meadows is actually right from our area, in western north carolina. so i know him, pretty well. but anyway, the -- the -- the thing is, is that we -- what's happening right now is congress

. >> mark meadows thanks for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. thanks so much. >>> just ahead, the pushback by top health officials as the president claims he could override the fda and approve a vaccine. will science prevail over politics? and we'll break down a cdc forecast on how many americans are likely to die in the coming three weeks. we'll be right back. hey there people eligible for medicare.

surprised at all that we have failed when you add mark meadows into the mix. the president is not being served well by using him as an interface to congress. >> we're seeing the president talking to the media, it seems like, on the left-hand side of your screen -- that shot is not great, but congressman, one more question to you. are you getting the answers you are looking for out of mr. mnuchin? >> well, there's a lot of sleight of hand. they understand that our economy is heading off a second cliff here. with the failure to continue the stimulus payments, the unemployment insurance s. you know, there are families that are struggling. there are businesses that are struggling, and very quickly there are going to be municipalities, large and small, that will be struggling. warm-up mayors in one of the fairly well-off areas in my

. >> brennan: we'll talk with mark meadows and don mcgahn about her confirmation, as well as the president's refusal to transition to power. >> president trump: the only way we're going to lose is if there is mischif. so be careful. >> brennan: chris coons sits on the senate judiciary committee, and he'll weigh in, as will jeh johnson. and we'll check in with dr. scott gottlieb and talk with doug parker, the c.e.o. of america american airlines. they're supposed to layoff 19,000 workers this week as a result of a covid economy. it's all ahe"fethnation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." with just over a month until election day, capitol hill has become the new battleground >>> this is kpix5 breaking news. >> i am emily turner. breaking news from the north bay. evacuation underway right now in napa county, as a grass fire is burning near st. helena. flames spreading quickly across dry vegetation. it broke out this morning just before 5:00 and then took off. flames spreading at a dangerous rate near the community of deer park. it has grown to 800 acres and 0% contain

. ♪ next, white house chief of staff mark meadows sits down for a conversation with tony perkins , presidentf the family research council, as part of the 2020 values voters summit. this is 20 minutes. >> this is the 15th annual gathering, going all the way back to 2005. some of those early value voter meetings. >> yeah. debbie and i actually attended, like many of the people that are tuned in tonight, activists wanting to make sure that their values are heard in washington dc. for us, it was more about making sure that we weren't silent. 15 years, it seems like just yesterday. there's probably no more impactful gathering of conservative christian values that we get to hear, whether it's in the administration or on capitol hill. the values voters summit happens each and every year. you get a lot of the energy. a lot of headlines. a lot of press. >> i remember having a conversation with you after one of these gatherings. you were sensing that you are being led to move more directly into the arena. it wasn't long after that that you were elected to congress. >> i felt a calling to run for congr

mark meadows, i want to thank you for sitting down. one final thing. i brought something for the president, a bumper sticker. >> pray, vote, stand. i love it. those are all good action words. he would be focused on the vote. >> thanks so much. >> alright. >> we take you now to the white house rose garden or president trump will reveal his pick to take the vacancy in the supreme court following the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg. this is live coverage on c-span. ♪ ["times of liberty 51" playing]

. >> jake, what about mark meadows -- what about mark meadows this morning, jake, on cbs, saying that christopher wray doesn't know how to find emails so he's mistaken when it comes to mail-in balloting fraud? that was a notable break between somebody -- a former member of congress, now the president's chief of staff, and the president's own chosen fbi director. >> yeah, it was like he was driving down the road hit a possum, but i would say this, there's a lot of frustration in this administration with chris wray, some of that frustration has been public. some of that frustration has been behind the scenes. mark meadows gives voice, and i don't have to remind you, because you and i have talked about this for the last two or three years on television, mark meadows is somebody who gives voice to that kind of clutch of the republican party. and the trump, that clutch of the trump world, which is distrust -- mistrustful of people like chris wray, who is not a career person in government, but served for a long time. obviously, the administration has had a lot of problems. donald trump has

white house chief of staff mark meadows spoke with reporters earlier today about future coronavirus economicid.

let's discuss all of this with the white house chief of staff mark meadows. he's joining us from north carolina. thanks very much for joining us. appreciate it. you've got a lot going on. >> good to be with you. >> the president today would not commit to a peaceful transfer of power. he said he's not sure the election could be honest here in the united states. is he saying if he wins, he'll accept the results, if he loses, he won't commit to a peaceful transition? >> yeah. i haven't heard him say that. i can tell you what i have heard him say, wolf, is really overwhelming concern about mail-in ballots, but more importantly than that is the unsolicited mail-in ballots. i can tell you here in north carolina, pennsylvania, other states where all of a sudden we're seeing judges extend the time for the mail-in ballots to come in, some days many days after november 3rd. what we want to make sure is that we have a free and safe and fair election, and what that means is no more than one ballot per person and make sure that that ballot actually goes from the person ca

lou: chief of staff mark meadows, great to have you here.hank you so much. >>> up next, a major hearing today in the ongoing persecution of general michael flynn. we take that up and much more. congressman matt gaetz joins us in just a few moments. >>> and a reminder to buy my new book, "the trump sent arely: how our president changed the course of history forever," available at loudobbsshop.com. that is loudobbsshop.com. a place for all american patriots. buy your book at loudobbsshop.com. ♪ ♪ lou: and coming up next, we'll have more on tonight's debate. stay with us, we're coming right back. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. let's go to the cemetery! so you're a small bus

here is how mark meadows answered that renewed interest in the president's physical well-being. >> the president and i were laughing about this yesterday, when you see the kind of news that comes out, whether it is in this book or anything else, his doctor actually put out a statement, but when you look at the creative ways that the left tries to go after this particular president, they'll stop at nothing, including mini strokes. >> reporter: so there are still questions and, yes, dr. connolly put out a statement saying there was no strokes, no heart issues and the president is healthy. but the fact they didn't follow protocol has made that a nagging issue. hallie? >> kelly o'donnell live for us there outside the white house. steve kornacki, to you. there is a slew of polls that have come out showing the race may be tightening, sources i talked to in both campaigns acknowledged the reality of that, steve. what can you tell us about sort of how that is? >> this has been the $64,000 question there since the end of the republican convention. we had a few, we're getting several more today.

mark meadows morning the bill would have to be passed before the end of next week. >> we got tens of thousands of people about to be laid off so if nothing more, let's put that package on the floor and pass that. >> president trump and joe biden will be batting out all these issues, joe biden has got a town hall if scranton. >> the head of the fbi said russia is trying to interfere in this fall's election. christopher wray says the russians are going after president trump's opponent joe biden, he also adds other countries, china and iran, also active this year. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has specific spirit >> the fbi director out today on capitol hill told lawmakers there have been active efforts by the russians to influence the 2020 election. the fbi director and director of the national counterterrorism center appearing at a house hearing focusing on worldwide threats. christopher wray testified that moscow is trying to hurt joe biden's election chances. >> an effort to sow divisiveness and discord and -- and i think the intelligence community has assessed this

mark meadows according to steny hoyer told us last week he didn't want mark meadows in the room but he have to sign off on any deal with the president so a long to go before getting to that. >> thank you for spending your time with us. tomorrow we'll have a debate to talk about. bring and ye brianna keilar picks up our coverage right now. have a good afternoon. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar and i want to welcome our viewe viewers here in the united states and around the world. president trump and former vice president joe biden will finally meet tonight in the first one on one debate. these are live pictures from cleveland where the candidates will face off and where the coronavirus pandemic is impacting everything from how the candidates will greet each other to the traditional post-debate spin room circus. our correspondent arlette saenz is there in cleveland and tell us about the unusual evening we are about to see. >> reporter: it will be a presidential debate unlike any

lou: each of the congressman and you know devin nunes, jim jordan, actually mark meadows knows a greatt the documents that are still classified if you will, why in the world, not just declassify those documents and the president moved forward and let the chips fall where they may, if durham is not going to produce a report there will be no charges, the records people's right to know has been frustrated for four years and this president has had to live for four years, the dems are so concerned about transitions and about the president's demeanor, why is it ever anybody in the vn left-wing media that they tried to overthrow the president from the moment he took his oath from office and they tried to stop him from being elected, we have documentary evidence to that effect, no heavy lifting, the justice department should act, why are they not? >> fortunately of the director of national intelligence john radcliffe starting to release these pieces of information going through the methodical process, i thought in last night's debate, donald trump made a point, nobody grabbed onto it, there wa

does anybody ever hear of mark meadows? [cheering] deb, she's doing a good job but mark, just a few months ago, i've been trying to get him for three years to leave and we have a great person running, as you know. really great. does anyone know madison? he's great. he's a great guy. a beautiful head of black hair. we are very close to a great deal with tik tok. but nobody cares about that anymore. all they care about is fill that seat, right? until about 24 hours ago, that was all they talked about was tik tok. tik tok. we have a deal worked out with walmart going to buy it along with oracle. it's going to be an incredible combination. i said do me a favor, could you put out $5 billion into a fund for education so we can educate people, as to real history of our country, the real history. not the fake history. [cheering] we are getting very close to that deal and all of the technology will be maintained here. they're going to move probably to the great state of texas. they can move into the united states which is what is im

today mark meadows says he talked to joint chiefs chairman millie and secretary esper and others what he says trusted generals to reassure the president did not attack them when he publicly attacked them. meadows sayings of the the military industrial complex. i'm joined by retired major general paul eaton. he is now senior adviser to the progressive group vote vets. sir, thank you so much for being with us. >> brianna, thank you very much for having me. >> help us sort this out because you have mark meadows saying this was about the military industrial complex which the military is part of that but he is saying it's not about the military so what's your reaction to the president attacking pentagon officials? >> we have all heard the attack that president trump levied against our general officers. four star generals and admirals are the interface between the developers policy and those who will execute that policy. it is simply absurd to imply that our general officers and admirals are involved in creating warfare or delaying peace, that they are absolutely focused on more material an

that's exactly what jeremy talked about he had heard from mark meadows. she could be confirmed by november 1st. lightning quick. it could be in the matter of 30, 40, 45 days. given the time period, given how close it is to the election and the republicans want it done, they plan to get it done. there's little to nothing the democrat democrats can do to slow the process down. but so long as mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader has a majority in the united states senate, we know for a fact, 51 of the 53 republican senators want to move forward to a vote. my understanding over the course of reporting over the last five, six, seven days, if it was going to be amy coney barrett, all 51 of those senators are expected to vote for that nomination. as long as that stays over the course of the hearings and meetings, right now mcconnell can move things through before the election. >> they certainly can. phil, thank you very much. jere jeremy, thanks to you as well. right now i want to bring in one of the democratic senators who be questions judge amy coney ba

here you have mark meadows obviously placating the audience of one, the president, and going after law enforcement, the rule of law, the fbi director, who is merely stating the facts that there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. the voter fraud issue is a phony issue. but i think it also points up a larger tension that the president does not want to be bound by the rule of law. he does not want to be bound by the traditions of our democracy. he certainly is not going to cede power if the election is in any way close, which of course it's going to be. i think we're headed for some very rocky times. i don't anticipate that we'll know the victor on election night. and the country is going to have to have a lot of patience and let the courts work its process to iron out the election results. i think trump is frankly laying the groundwork to stay in office until somebody removes him. >> how concerned are you about that eventuality, about that hypothetical? >> enormously concerned, andrea. because first of all, because of covid, we've got so many additional people voting other than in

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the president and chief of staff mark meadows is here to respond to those in other stories tonight in just a moment. also we'll you talk to deroy murdock on kamala harris saying that she is proud of jacob blake who, by the way, aside from the other story that you know about him, was accused of assault by his ex-girlfriend. sarah huckabee sanders here tonight, we'll talk to her about revelations coming straight from the mouth of peter strzok tonight. at first, to the woodward story, we want to remind everybody, coming back to that point in time with the virus spread to set the stage here. on january 20th, china did announce that the virus was indeed airborne. it was transmitting from human to human. they also confirmed that the virus was indeed deadly. here's what the president said on january 30th, several days later. >> we are working with china, just so you know, and other countries very closely so it doesn't get out of hand. and something we have to be very careful with. >> martha: very careful with. the next day is january 31st, he shut down travel from china, then he got the noti

white house chief of staff mark meadows then attacked wray on friday and told him to quote, drill down instead on the justice department's probe of discarded mail-in ballots in pennsylvania. this standoff over the integrity election, it's testing american democracy. and so is the president's comment this wk that, quote, we're going to have to see what happens when he was asked if he will commit to a peaceful transfer of power. a day later, the g.o.p.-controlled senate affirmed its commitment to a peaceful transfer with no objections to the resolution offered by senator joe manchin, a moderate democrat, but republican responses to the president, they were mostly muted. >> there there will be a peaceful transition of power and anyone who has sworn an oath to our constitution including the president i'm confident is committed to the same principle. president trump: there will be a smooth transition. and i believe president trump will have a very good inaugural and mr. re-unite this nation. robert: nina, how serious is this moment for american democracy? . nina: i think that is pret seriou

some sports news now we're heading to the world of tennis mark meadows is here to tell us about some big drama at the u.s. open we have the favorite novak djokovic disqualified what happened here was very dramatic it was yeah he was playing pablo cranial boost us in the last 16 he just lost his serve so he was a bit annoyed and he took a boy out of his pocket and he worked it behind him and unfortunately it hit a line judge now she was hit in the fro he went along to the comforter but no was really happy with the situation he spoke to the officials they said i'm sorry you can't do that you're disqualified he pleaded with them a little bit and then accepted it and went off but what a way to go out of the tournament so so strange i mean he was the red hot favorite for the title because rafa nadal is indeed new york because of the coronavirus who didn't want to travel roger federer is also injured he was looking for his 18th grand slam title which would put him behind the 2 behind federer's record of 20 and instead he goes out in almost unprecedented style given how shocking it is what'

let's talk about this with mark meadows from sports hi mark we heard you weigh 5 they're saying we haveto do something we have to try something didn't work so well i think most people will say as a as a pilot project it did american see the fans are pretty well spread out across the stadium obviously there's lots of worries about it especially with cases rising again in europe but i think this was the perfect chance to try this experiment it's super cope it's let's be honest it's not the most important of the 4 titles by munich of will in this year if you're going to kind of play around with one of and it will be this one just to see what was possible with the fans and as we saw the fans are happy so no not social full byron's coach himself said before the game he wasn't that happy about going to build a pass what did he say afterwards oh yeah the flick he said he didn't really understand why they were going to budapest which is oversee a coronavirus risk area as far as the german government is confirmed concerned but afterwards well given by and when he was a bit happier and remembered

you can't help but wonder what mark meadows is thinking i want to play something from mich mcconnells one name we haven't mentioned. he seemed pretty down on the idea of a deal take a listen to what he said yesterday. >> short answer, they don't want to get a result before the election because they believe a failure to pass a fourth rescue package will hurt them and help the republicans. i think the americans are sick of it. >> question, what does mitch mcconnell want does he want to play a role, and if he does, it means they're near the finish line. >> mcconnell has sat on the sidelines, but he wants a deal for the republicans. there's at least a half a dozen people wo want this money and the legislation, they know the first cares act was smchlg mcconnell's pessimism is not good, but he has also sat on the sidelines throughout this entire process, and there's no indication yet, especially when some some in his conference want a small skinny piece of bill he has a lot of divisions he has to deal w chuck. >> this is ultimately the problem the white house has is the republicans do not

today the president's chief of staff, mark meadows, called wray out for what he is.ith tonight's quote of the day. >> we've already seen some have vicious attacks on a number of nominees that have been mentioned as possible candidates. they're coming after their faith, their catholic faith, and if they're going to go after a judge becaused on what they believe -- based on what they believe, not on how they voted, not based on their record, shame on them. i thought we were better than that as a nation. and when we look at our constitution, it allows us to really worship and have a faith as we dictate, and that shouldn't be a litmus test for the court. lou: we apologize, obviously, that is the wrong sound. but a fascinating statement by the chief of staff. we'll get you the correct sound in just a matter of minutes, i assure you. some in the fbi knew the plot to overthrow president trump would be exposed for the fraud and crime against the country that it is. in january of 2017, an fbi analyst investigating general michael flynn said colleagues were obtaining liability

what mark meadows was saying is let's stop the count in effect on election day during the red mirage. that's a big controversy to keep an eye on as we think about, you know, how the votes are going to actually be counted. >> therefore, disenfranchise those voters, right? we include we should note soldiers deployed overseas. >> and as we have heard millions upon millions more people than in the past because people don't want to risk their health by voting in person. so we're going to have many more mail-in votes than we have in the past includes states like nevada and new jersey that are having in effect all mail-in votes which they never had before. >> jeffrey, help us connect the dots here because the president has repeatedly said that he needs a full bench on the supreme court in case the election ends up there. help us connect the dots a rush for a confirmation, the president's words and, you know, trying to ill legitimize the election. >> you know, i was thinking about that as john was saying, well, the, you know, the public is against trump. the polls are against trump. what's no

ainsley: mark meadows, chief of staff, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. she has been following this tropical storm. it was a hurricane. hey, janis. janice: yes, the national hurricane center has issued last advisory on sally. look at some of the winds gusts close to 100 miles per hour for parts of alabama and florida. received ports of over 30 inches of rainfall so that forecast definitely verified. we have had dozens of reports of so much damage all along the coast. we are seeing the potential for more flooding as the system finally exits the east coast for georgia, the carolinas up towards virginia. there is the additional rainfall totals so the flash flooding is imminent right now across areas of georgia in towards the mid-atlantic. watching hurricane teddy, this is expected to become a major hurricane in the next darius and perhaps taking aim on bermudas. and then we are going to have to watch teddy next week potentially coming close to the east coast. then we are also watching this area of lohse that could move into texas next week. so the tropics ar

the president's chief of staff mark meadows claiming, quote, i think he commits to a peaceful transfer as long as it's a fair election, unquote. but what the president considers fair remains vague. and, in fact, the president's repeated attacks on states' legal vote-by-mail laws, both rhetorically and in state courts suggests that the ultimate factor to president trump as to whether or not an election is fair is whether or not he wins. the president has said directly any election he does not win is rigged. >> the only way we're going to lose this election is if the election is rigged. remember that. >> keep in mind the president is lagging behind in several polls, both in battleground states and nationally. now the fbi director christopher wray has said he has seen no evidence of voter fraud. what we're witnessing is playing out in front of all of our eyes, the president is setting the stage to argue that if he loses, it's because of fraud. then if experts say there's no evidence of widespread fraud, that they're lying. as his campaign is simultaneously sharing misleading and downright

but what we heard from mark meadows today, that is not what is happening this time?porter: and it is harder to clean something up when the president said it a second time as did he yesterday. when he was given another chance to say yes there could be a peaceful transfer of power and instead he stuck to his original position, not committing to guarantee there could be, one, something that we have not seen from any other u.s. president in modern history and now the chief of staff mark meadows go a step further in the interview this morning where he undermined the fbi director who has been tasked with following election fraud and said it is something that they take very seriously. and chris wray chose his words very carefully yesterday. in the clip, you could see he is reading from what appears to be prepared remarks as they have not seen any evidence of widespread voter fraud here in the u.s. and the chief of staff said he needs to go on ground in north carolina because they believe that would change his perspective and citing this case in pennsylvania that the departm

>> reporter: good morning, hallie it is striking that the chief of staff, mark meadows is today saying that perhaps the reason there is a divide between the president's comments and those of his cdc director is mark meadows' claims that the cdc director dr. robert redfield is not close enough to the process. that's striking because of course he heads that agency as a member of the respect's coronavirus task force and while the cdc is based in atlanta, we frequently see dr. redfield in washington participating in those meetings and briefings, those behind the scenes as well as some of those that happen publicly sometimes including the president. the president trying to diminish his undercutting of dr. redfield by saying it was simply a mistake. dr. redfield was addressing congress in testimony that by its very definition requires that it be truthful whether an oath is given or not it's a crime to lie to congress, and so with his judgment, expertise and experience, he talked about his concerns about the need for masks and seeing those as one of the best mitigation methods we have availab

he will certainly look at replacing them. >> reporter: you heard mark meadows there question christopher ray for having given a verdict before he's investigated the case. the problem with what mark meadows said is that for decades, republicans have tried to investigate voter fraud. what they have found is isolated incidents, small numbers of cases, but as ben ginsburg, the preeminent republican election lawyer who defected from the party said in an op-ed the other day widespread fraud simply does not exist. >> if it did, he would have found it, he said. john harwood at the white house, thank you. >>> the supreme court debate is just one of many issues biden and president trump will take on head to head in their first presidential debate tuesday night. let's go to political corresp d correspondent arlette saenz in cleveland. these two met and have been preparing for this debate for days and weeks, as have the american people. what can we expect? >> reporter: well, it's going to be a debate unlike any other that we've seen due to the coronavirus pandemic. the commission on presidential deb

trump, mark meadows, wray he's a hack, he doesn't know what he is doing. he doesn't know how to one the rbi. the president chose him to run the fbi. he is more than qualified. what they don't like is he speaks the truth to the american people. he is krigting what the president is trying debt american citizens to believe, which is, if you have to vote by mail it is doing to be fraudulent, when there is no evidence of that. i think it is more of the same that we get from this president and his lackeys like mark meadows cast aspersions on someone like chris wray who has done nothing but serve his country with honor and distinction. >> two and a half hours or so until the president announces his supreme court pick. we have made the confirmation that it is judge amy coney barrett. what do you make of that choice. >> i think she was on short list the last time when brett kavanaugh was chosen. what the american people should be worried about, amy coney barrett has made it very clear how she is feels about the affordable care act. it is very clear why she's being

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even though there isn't any evidence and mark meadows now defending that.ork times," maggie haberman, that said just a few weeks ago, mark meadows was the one trying to defend the fbi director wray from getting fired by donald trump. so what you have here is really this feeling that donald trump has been laying the groundwork for a long time to make the case to people that the election is not fair and that if he doesn't win, that something must have gone wrong and the election was rigged, rather than the fact he has simply, through his problems responding to the coronavirus and so many other things, that he has simply not won himself a second term. >> maybe mark meadows should check in with general kelly or reince priebus to see how this job usually ends. hans nichols, yamiche alcindor, thanks for spending time with us. >>> steph's full interview with joe biden will air as part of the attitude national business conference, msnbc will have full coverage of that tomorrow on weekends with alex witt at 12:00 noon. >>> after the break, we've heard it before. the

speaker pelosi: certainly not mark meadows.s of negotiation, republicans have to negotiate among themselves. mitch mcconnell has this pathetic bill which is half of what secretary mnuchin has proposed. they are not even in agreement. we said we would come down. we came down $1 trillion and then we came down further and said we would meet them halfway. some of that is because we can put off the timing of some of ours. it is about timing and we can have that negotiation. to to ignore those needs, ignore --how could they ignore the virus and the cost to our economy? two of the sticking points for us our state and local government, which not only provides many needs for the american people, but provides 90% of the public education system in our country. needed,money coronavirus centric in terms of education, are double what they want to do. of course, the funding for crushing the virus. those would be the three areas that are pretty far apart. david: on state and local assistance, you know the arguments are. they do not want the mo

chief of staff for the white house, mark meadows is speaking.tic on a stimulus deal before the election. that is the way people feel. because there is an election coming up and many people that believe that is the incentive. tom: we welcome all of you to our simulcast and we will stay on the markets. some significant deterioration with the vix out almost five point. 35.42. right now we need to reset. the reset for jon ferro, lisa abramowicz and me was somewhere in february culminating in march where things deteriorated and were horrific in new york city. the united kingdom improvement in deaths, the miracle of what new york has done in deaths and other states has been noted i all within the medical community. robert murphy is an expert on this at northwestern, professor of infectious diseases. as this pandemic ages. what is to come? i lost half of a sentence, there. see coming going to off of september into the colder weather, into october, into december and next year, what do you presume we will observe? robert: there is going to be an uptick a

let's turn if we may to the mccabe comey and mark meadows the chief of staff saying there is more tom suspects to be nice about it. >> their work is suspect that is for sure. i think mark meadows is right, i think we will see new revelations in the form of declassification and probably some action by the special prosecutor john durham, i would look for an interim report or an interimm report combined with oe more or two more indictments or criminal charges filed between now and the end of the month. but the peter strzok story that he was overworked and that's why they messed up the fisa, that does not pass, that is notay evn on a funny holiday weekend and he was not challenged on it, no one was challenging him but peter strzok knew exactly what he was doing and knew the evidence was bad and knew he was not meeting the standards for theorou fisa court and whether e did it to affect the election or not, he did affect the electiont and we are still paying the price for the three and half years later and ier think all ts attention and the jobs by comey, mccabe and are struck are nothing

white house chief of staff mark meadows spoke with reporters earlier today about future coronavirus economicid. he also discussed a potential white house health care plan and the covid-19 vaccine timeline. this is 20 minutes. [no audio] >> are you guys all tuned into cnbc or something? [applause] >> what is the president think workncerns about the reveal and have you or the president been -- [indiscernible] >> i do not know that jared would have been in contact with him, i am not aware of him being safra or larry ellison. any deal made or does not get made, i certainly -- certainly one between them and tiktok, we have to make sure that the areonal security interests protected and that is the whole reason for banning tik tock was more from a national security standpoint than an economic one. to look at the details of that deal, i know it was probably the number one asked question yesterday. was there a deal, was there not a deal? we are going to continue to review it and make sure the interests of the american people is protected. >> president trump said during he learnedll that some new info

standing on the north lawn is the white house chief of staff mark meadows joining us now.hief, good to see. >> you great to be with you. thanks so much >> so in the last couple of days both you and the house speaker have accused each other of putting up a number that you're negotiating but not filling it in with programs when i spoke to the pelosi camp yesterday they said the way that they see this negotiation going is having the two sides agree on a price tag and then backfilling it from there. is that a workable approach to you? >> well, it's not a workable approach because that's not the way that you actually arrive at any kind of a number generally what you do is you say you have a certain amount allocated for this program, another amount for another program and as you do that you build it from the ground up. that's what we've been trying to do, base it on facts, base it on actually the costs associated with each program. i think that's been the frustration. i will say this, as we've had discussions about democrats on capitol hill, as we've continued our discussions wi

white house chief of staff mark meadows is here live at 8:30 a.m. eastern to discuss, this as we are now 42 full days until election day. both candidates hitting up key battleground states now. markets pointing to a mixed opening after yesterday's sharp selloff. the dow industrials down 36 points, nasdaq up 61 and s&p higher by 3 and a quarter. this as we await testimony from treasury secretary steven mnuchin and federal reserve chairman jay powell today, both on capitol hill later today. this follows a huge selloff yesterday sparked by an open supreme court seat and impact of it on the ledge kellyanne conway slalegislative agenda.dow indusn 500 points, nasdaq lower by 14 and s&p lower by 38. the state of our cities, the department of justice naming three major cities anarchist jurisdictions that could lose federal funding due to ongoing unrest. rudy giuliani is back with us with his take on all of this. then, fine on the field, nfl handing out massive fines for mask violations, all the numbers coming up this morning. women and wellness, how some ar

recommend anyone hold their breath about anything this man has said. >>> white house chief of staff mark meadows taking fbi director wrong wray to task. meadows saying wray was too quick to determine there is no large scale effort at mail-in voter fraud. >> to opine on whether we have wide scale fraud or not is not him with boots on the ground. you know and i know that there's actually an investigation that the department of justice has initiated with some ballots being thrown in a waste paper basket. we want to make sure that he's doing his job. there are different degrees of confidence in different cabinet members, and certainly he's still there. the minute that the president loses confidence in any of his cabinet members, he'll -- they serve at his pleasure. he will, certainly, look at replacing them. lou: and joining us tonight is a man who has been skeptical of the barr, durham, jensen investigation throughout is tom fitton. he's the president of judicial watch. his new book, by the way, is "a republic under a assault: the left's ongoing attack on american freedom," available for your preor

so -- he needs to lead by example. >> also you just heard talking to mark meadows, white house chief of staff shrugging it off. also meadows saying masks aren't designed to "make sure we don't have the coronavirus spread" which is the exact opposite what we heard from dr. redfield just yesterday, he said, i quote, "this face mask is more guaranteed to protect me against covid than when i take a covid vaccine." we're about to hit flu season. it's about to get worse. where does this leave the american people? >> it leaves the american people, first of all what red fie redfield was saying we don't know how effective it vaccine will be if it comes out at all. it probably will. he's saying, listen, we have a vaccine that might be 70% effective. that's one thing. 40% of the american population may take it. that's a second thing, which means we're not going to get the protection we think we were going to be. it's not a silver bullet. here's this mask. all right? so don't think you can throw this away just as there's a vaccine. i think that's what he was trying to get at. i really think we'll

let's turn if we may to the mccabe call me and mark meadows chief of staff saying there is more to comet looks ugly for these three, i would call them suspects to be nice about it. >> that's for sure. i think mark meadows is right we will see declassification and probably some action by the special prosecutor john durham. i would look for either an interim reporter in tram report combined with one or two more indictments are criminal charges filed between now and the end of the month but the pete struck story that he was overworked and that's why they messed up the fisa doesn't pass the smell test not even on the funny holiday weekend. no one was challenging him but peter struck me what he was doing and he knew his evidence was bad and he knew he wasn't meeting the standards for the issa quarter whether he did it to affect the election or not he did affect the election and we are still paying the price for that train a half years later. all these> >> jobs by comey and mccabe and struck are nothing but a prelude to the hammer falling and the misconduct is only going to get worse in the n

he intends to serve at least two more terms. >> reporter: earlier in the day mark meadows amped up the uncertainty, blasting fbi director christopher wray about the facts, there is no threat of voter fraud. >> he has a hard time finding emails in his own fbi let alone figuring out if there's any kind of voter fraud. >> reporter: that after christopher wray pushed back. >> we have not seen historically any kind of coordinated national voter fraud effort in a major election, by mail or otherwise. >> get rid of the blothe ballot there won't be a transfer. there be a continuation. >> reporter: the president's threats don't seem to bother joe biden. >> i'm confident all the attacks on voting, we'll have an election in this country like we always have had, and he'll leave. >> reporter: cnn has confirmed william barr has briefed the president on a hand ulf of mail-in ballots discarded in pennsylvania and the president referenced it on fox radio. >> they had trump written on it and they were in a garbage can. that's what's going to happen. >> reporter: kayleigh mcenany also responded. >> i can

we learn from mark meadows, a i tweet about mark meadows' chief of white house declined the white house's of federal assistance to come in and calm things down there. your reaction to that very quickly. >> that is not really surprising to me. he has been slow to react to almost every reaction. and in kenosha at this time definitely very much disappointed in him. ardant democrats that you mention it y would never, ever support him again and any election. >> laura: i can't imagine. robert, i just cannot believe that he would get elected to dogcatcher after what has happened. roberts, we will be watching. stay safe there, my friend. final thoughts when we come back. we will be watching. stay safe there, my friend. .. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundreds of auctions every day. all auctions start at $