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mark meredith, thank you. mike allen of ask he is.com and a few people in washington normally up at this hour. i appreciate you being here, more plugged in and one more, this struck me in bill clinton, the former president who nominated justice ginsburg, 27 years on the court exceeded even my highest expectations, hard-pressed to find everybody, and ruth bader ginsburg. >> transcending her party, her generation, the supreme court justice and icon for young women again and again. you saw the notorious are bg making appearances. on the supreme court, incredible turn out. young people were motivated by her and we appreciate what is also rare, to be sentenced by it and appreciate supreme court pick produced. that is another reason ruth bader ginsburg is an american science. >> they are traveling with him, her death, an amazing woman and the line in his statements about her where donald trump says she could disagree without being disagreeable. >> for donald trump, major the white house flags were at half staff righ

we have team coverage of the protests sweeping the country but first let's get straight to mark meredith live on the ground in louisville on a busy night. what is the latest. >> things of called down significantly, you still see the roadblocks behind me that have louisville shutdown, the people are no longer here. police are asking to piece together how two officers were shot last night at 8:30, louisville police say there officers were responding to reports of gunfire at an intersection, half a mile from city hall, police are trying to piece together the chain of eventss but louisville's police chief says he's worried for the safety of louisville fire. >> as they were deploying to investigate what was going on shots rang out in two of our officers were shot, both are undergoing treatment at university hospital. one is alert and stable, the other officer is undergoing surgery and stable. i'm concerned about the safety of our officers. >> more protests are expected today as some residents remain outraged after grand jury declined to charge two 33 police officers connected to the shooting

jon: mark meredith at the white house. thank you.ocratic presidential nominee joe biden speaking earlier today in philadelphia doubling down on his argument that the next supreme court nomination should be made by whoever wins the election while slamming republicans claiming they are breaking the rules they set four years ago. >> at that time majority mcconnell made up a world based on the fiction that i believe there should be no nomination to the court and election year, he created a new world the mcconnell rule, absolutely no hearing, no vote for a nominee and election year . . . no caveats. many republican senators agreed with him. jon: jacqui heinrich is live in philadelphia with more. >> pushing senate republicans not to confirm a nominee until after the election, joe biden cited arguments for 2016 when republicans blocked president obama's nomination of garland, gop leaders like mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham argued against the supreme court vacancy in an election year saying the american people should have a voice in the

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. >> joining us live is gold star mother karen meredith the mother of kenneth ballard.hank you so much for joining us this evening. i know it is a really difficult time. >> it is. good evening, rachel. >> when you first heard these reports, a little bit more than 24 hours ago now about what the president has said about american troops and specifically about troops hurt or killed in battle, what was your reaction? how did that land with you? >> well, i wasn't surprised, because this does seem to be a pattern going back to even before trump announced running for president. but it is always kind of a pin prick to the heart. just trying to pull the scab off. for me after 16 years you'd think i'd be used to it but those are pretty harsh words coming from my son's commander-in-chief that he was a sucker and/or a loser and i don't feel that way. and none of the parents who did the video feel that way. >> karen, can i ask you how the video came together? there's been some sort of conspiracy theorizing on the right and with the trump campaign today saying there must have been co

mark meredith at the white house. mark, thank you.s we count down to the first time-biden face off tuesday night, the cochair of the commission on presidential debates will join us live next to discuss how the pandemic is reshaping some of those debate traditions and why he says it is not the moderator's job to fact-check the candidates. plus, how the expected confirmation of supreme court nominee amy coney barrett could end up reshaping our society for generations. sandra: president trump and joe biden prepare to go meet tuesday for the first time on the debate stage, our very own chris wallace been the moderator. my next guest says he and the moderators will not be responsible for fact-checking the president and joe biden on the spot. mr. chairman, good afternoon and thank you for being here. if i could -- >> hi, sandra. sandra: great to have you here. so many questions. can you kind of set it up for us, our viewers so they can have expectations as to what this will look like even down to the handshaking, give us some of the details

. >> gold star mother karen meredith joins us, thank you so much for doing this. it means a lot to our viewers that you are here. >> thank you so much. >> i appreciate the opportunity. >>> from 2003 to 2004 while karen's son was serving in iraq. paul eaton served as the commander general training team. he was in charge of training the iraqi troops during the iraq war. i have shown you a moment ago, a video directing at the president. joining us now is paul eaton. thank you so much for joining us. it is a real honor to have you tonight. >> rachel, it is my pleasure. i would like to say to everybody that karen meredith is a personal hero to me and my wife. she's as brave, wonderful woman, i thank her for coming on tonight as well. >> thank you for saying that. when you read or learned of the president's remark that was published, how did it land with you? >> rachel, it took me a couple of minutes to read the article. it took me a nano second to be truly angry. i shaved and got in front of the camera and i knocked out a t two-minute and 15-second piece, just how awfu

first, jan gerard picked it up in baltimore, drove it to meredith, who drove it to mary ann and so onterstate 8 is more than 300 miles. sarah edwards carried the precious cargo on its last leg. >> it's similar to driving my kids home from the hospital the first day they were borchlt nervousness, excitement. i can't comprehend why anybody would want to do something like this for me. >> reporter: it's a legitimate question. >> it wasn't about a chair anymore. it gave me significant needed and i didn't know i needed. >> reporter: i think a lot of people look r oing for ways to connect. if it's a fish chair, it's a fish chair. >> that's right. >> sorry. >> clearly, kindness can take many forms. >> we're a fellowship of the fish here >> reporter: butter: but the be of kindness is always that random act. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: that somehow makes people believe again. >> i did not need the chair but i need to be reminded that kindness lurks in even the weirdest little places. >> reporter: all we need to do is fish for it. >> there. you did great. >> reporter: steve hartman on the road i

>> melissa: mark meredith, thank you so much.ecca klee fish is the former lieutenant governor of wisconsin and she says, is appropriate or does it help right now where does it cause more and as some have alleged? >> i think having the president visit kenosha, wisconsin, today is absolutely essential because our governor tony evers, rather than visit his hurting people right away chose instead to fan the flames of a culture war and, as you know, people died because of protests turned into riot. president was there to answer the call of the people of kenosha. rather than wait, he came as soon he could to visit with hurting neighbors. he's going to be here today thanking law enforcement in a way that we have not seen our governor do one time. i think we often take that page out of julia jackson's book. she's the mother of jacob blake, and she has urged people to use their first amendment rights which i think we all support but be peaceful about it. on the other hand he has been a disgraceful lack of leadership, when kenosha called o

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mark meredith, foxbusiness.versary of the end of world war ii this week las vegas held a procession of cars carrying world war ii veterans downtown. fire trucks, convertibles and limos flew the american flags wanted to sacrifice of the greatest generation, those who served. among those in attendance was 103-year-old vincent chang who not only served but became a prisoner of war. he says he is looking to send the celebration next year. a special thank you to those who served in world war ii, your tonight's midnight heroes, the greatest generation. it was quite a week, thank you for watching, most watched, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington, i am mike emanuel, see you monday, have a safe and healthy labor day weekend. labor day weekend. ay weekend, spend time with the ones you love, it's all that matters -- see you monday. >> sean: welcome to this special edition of "hannity," for the hour we will highlight some of my opening monologue covering the 2020 campaign of biden and ka

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mark meredith in minden, nevada, thanks. leland: we'll check back with mark later.he latest polling show a virtual tie between the former vice-president and president trump in the key battle ground state. live in wilmington, delaware where the former vp is spending saturday not on the trail. hi. >> hi, leland. joe biden will go somewhere he's not been since the pandemic started, that is florida. biden is going there to try to win back support from latinos after a miami herald poll is showing president trump getting voters where cuban-americans for the president over biden. and it's hitting the airwaves ahead of his visit for the first time in this election. [speaking spanish] >> compared to trump, biden is way behind though in in-person visits to battle ground states like florida since they both became official party nominees, trump has been to 11 states. biden has been to just three, but he is trying to make up for less face time with voters with new screen season as the nfl kicks off. biden's campaign is taking advantage of fans tuning in, three times as much cash

jon: mark meredith in nevada, mark. thank you. well vice president mike pence and former vice president joe biden greeting each other with an elbow bump yesterday during a 9/11 memorial service in new york city. as we get closer to the 2020 presidential election, joe biden's campaign is targeting southwest this weekend. with running mate kamala harris making a virtual appearance at a small business round table in arizona. now, bernie sanders is weighing in on their campaign strategy. hillary vaughn is live in wilmington, delaware. hillary. reporter: hi jon well democratic socialist bernie sanders thinks thing is very wrong with democratic nominee joe biden's presidential campaign strategy and is warning the behind closed doors it could cost biden the election in november. as biden's campaign has socially distanced itself from the democratic social liberal base sources tell "the washington post" that sanders has been talking to biden campaign about how to adjust their message into one that looks a lot like more bernies did when whe

mark meredith, fox news. >> finally tonight, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of world war a procession of cars carrying world war ii veterans through downtown. firetrucks, convertibles, and limos the american flag to honor the sacrifices of the greatest generation, those who served. among those in attendance was 103 -year-old winston chang who not only served, but also became a pow. he said he is looking forward to the celebration next year as special thank you to those who served in world war ii, you all are tonight's midnight heroes, the greatest generation. it's been quite a week. thank you so much for watching. most-watched, most trusted, and most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm mike emanuel and i will see you back here on monday. have a safe and healthy labor day weekend. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. o

in raleigh, north enter mark meredith fox news.sident trump not see much of a bump and democratic presidential nominee biden saw a slight bump in the poll, since in recent polling shows roughly 6% of people surveyed say they were undecided or not sure when asked which way they would vote if the presidential election were held today. here to break down what this could mean, politicos white house correspondent and associate editor, thank you for joining us with fewer undecided voters, which candidate does not go well for and talk about the benefits of there being fewer undecided voters at this point. >> i think it does benefit biden at this point because he is 30 ahead according to the polls and significantly ahead over the margin of error in the polls. there are fewer undecided and he is leading and seems like it would do well for him. i do have to caution people thought hillary clinton was going to win last time and there was all sorts of undecided at the end that went for donald trump and so he did come out ahead obviously and the

jon: mark meredith at the white house. mark, thanks.oe biden speaking out in philadelphia today accusing president trump of abusing his power to rush through the sprinkler nomination. jackie heinrich has details for us. jackie. >> jon, directly addressing republican senators joe biden laid out a proposal if president trump wins reelection they should move forward with a vote but if not, president trump's nomination should be withdrawn and senate should take no action until after the election. biden set a precedent established by the geo people and they bought present obama's nominee in the election year of 2016 and republican leaders like mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham claimed the american people needed to have a voice in this election. some circumstances are different now. in 2016 the gop majority blocked the nomination of an outgoing democratic president in this nominee would be for the leader of the same party. republicans may blanket statements that biden was [inaudible] lindsey graham who went so far as to say a vacancy should

chris: mark meredith reporting from reno nevada, mark, thank you.s trump campaign senior adviser steve cortÉs. steve, as we just reported in the latest fox poll, the overall horse race, biden leads trump by 5 points. 51% to 46 but i want to drill down on some of the internals on key issues, coronavirus, law and order and race, more voters trust the vice president while mr. president leads on the economy. so far the president has not broken through, steve. steve: well, i think he is breaking through on the most important issue which is the economy. you know, there's a lot of cross in 2020, many things about this year are unique and singular but i still believe that the ultimate driver of electoral decision is who can create prosperity for me and for my family going toward and on that score the president has a compelling story to tell particularly given the current economic renaissance and the recent economic data show that. this is the president who produced the first trump boom and the american people i believe will smartly rehire him to continue to

steve: mark meredith live on the streets you have louisville. thank you.ron james in a post game interview last night after the lakers won their playoff game, said of what's going on in louisville and across the country we lost a beautiful woman in bre bruno th. ainsley: in a group of reuters, trying to get questions answered as journalists and the police were just arresting a bunch of people and they lumped them in with them and they were locked up for several hours. 12 hours since one reporter george ventura, and he said there were 40 men in his cell and they were -- or many of them were from out of state. he said indiana, detroit, ohio. and they said they are actually not going to come back to the protest anymore. and then the lady that was arrested, shelby talcot she heard the protesters shouting there was a u-haul truck so she runs with the protesters over there and she said it was on the side of the road. she did not see anyone driving the truck. it was just placed there they opened up the back of it and she was expecting maybe water bottles for the

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mark meredith is at the white house with the details.. >> reporter: president trump is making it clear he's ready to go to battle over his looming supreme court nominee. he didn't say much about it on friday night when the news first broke, but he had plenty to say last night in fayetteville, north carolina. >> i will be putting forth a nominee next week, it will be a woman -- [cheers and applause] it will be a woman, a very talented, very brilliant woman. [cheers and applause] we haven't chosen yet, but we have numerous women on the list. i built this incredible list of brilliant people. >> reporter: and while the president was sure fired up about husband chance to fill the seat, he also took a moment during that rally in north carolina to pay his respects to justice guns burg and her family. -- ginsburg and her family. listen. >> justice ginsburg's close relationship with a friend of ours, a friend of mine, justice scalia, is also a powerful reminder that we can disagree on fundamental issues while treating each other with decency, dig

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mark a meredith is live in linden, nevada. >> reporter: it's a beautiful morning where we are.he campaign has been scrambling all week to try to put together this west coast swing because of the covid restrictions. the president will hold his event tonight in minden. the president will make multiple stops and the campaign originally wanted to do this at the reno tahoe airport of, because of covid restrictions they had to change that, because of the gathering rules, requiring people to be less than 50 or so. the campaign chose a smaller airport, closer to carson city. we asked the campaign how they were able to do that with the restrictions still in place state-wide. the campaign said if you can join tens of thousands of people protesting in the streets, gamble in a casino or burn down small businesses in riots, you can gather peacefully to hear from the president of the united states. nevada is one of the states that everyone will be watching closely between now and election day. president trump lost this state four years ago by about 27,000 votes. the campaign putting a lot of

to hold the vote during a possible lame-duck session of congress, we have fox team coverage, mark meredith is live at the white house. mike emanuel is tracking the political fight underway on capitol hill but we start with jacqui hein rich, she is in philadelphia where joe biden spoke a short time ago. >> that afternoon, this was a speech unit republicans, those in the senate who would vote on a potential nominee and those echoing president trump's calls for joe biden to release his own list of names, his argument, biden's argument, there should be fairness for country not party making the appeal to such a decision would be consistent with the spirit of the constitution. biden estimated as of october 1 up to 40% of americans may have cast their vote, voters determine the next president, congress and senate, before than the current president and gop led senate should not push through a nominee, he said risking such a choice will not reflect the ideals of voter. >> of donald trump wins election, then the senate should move on his election and weigh the nominee he chooses fairly. if i win the

mark meredith tells us, senate confirmation hearings begin in less than two weeks. >> reporter: vice greeted supreme court nominee judge amy kony barrett on the capitol steps, the short walk marking the start of barrett's likely contentious nomination. >> judge barrett beginning the process of advising the senate. >> reporter: majority leader mitch mcconnell says he is confident barrett can be a confirmed before the election, 34 days from now, but when reporters asked about a potential conflict of interest, both barrett and mcconnell were silent. >> if amy kony barrett is confirmed should she recuse herself from elective relief cases? >> reporter: senator ted cruz he sits on the judiciary committee says barrett if confirmed should rule on 2020 cases. >> if we see multiple cases challenging the election, the court would have only eight justices, it could divide 4-4. >> reporter: so far, six democratic minority leader chuck schumer say they have no plans to meet with garrett one on one. >> her views are so pronounced, that i don't think meeting with her would change anything and the pr

chris. >> chris: mark meredith reporting from reno, nevada. mark, thank you.ning us now, trump campaign senior advisor steve cortes. steve, as we just reported in the latest fox poll, the economy. so far the president has not broken through, steve. >> steve: well, i think he is breaking through on the most important issue, which is the economy. does a lot of singular but i still believe that the ultimate driver of the electoral decision for most americans is going to be what it typically is, who can create prosperity for me, for my family, and for this country going forward and on that score the president has a compelling stor january 20th, the president got his presidential daily brief, the top intelligence in the dash at that point robert o'brien said this is the biggest challenge you are going to face and your entire presidency and the deputy national security advisor, matthew, immediately compared it to the spanish blue, the deadly spanish blue of 100 years ago, so there was no fog of war there. if the word he was getting from his top intelligence and nati

name trent lott to was the president of the fraternity at ole miss with those raters who cap james meredith and what trent lott told him if you want him eating out of your hand and then to have a big supporter of states rights. and that is the phrase at the top of their lungs and with that white supremacy and reagan did this but as i argue if you actually listen to the speech is energy drains as he comes closer to the formulation one of the worst pieces i ever heard. three times more jokes than usual and by the time he gets to the words he mumbles them. that's because ronald reagan's strong psychological drive his own innocence. he was not a democrat and then to project that it was crucial to why he did such a good job to reassure americans that and those like barry goldwater and 64 with reactionary nasty selfish and bigoted. so he gave the speech and the carter campaign and those around the country immediately pounced. it was so effective and exactly reversing the strategy of the entire campaign to pigeonhole reagan someone in sympathy with bigots, that one of his campaign workers in missi

shannon: mark meredith for us tonight at the white house but thank you, mark.s senate majority leader mitch mcconnell insists that the president supreme court nominees will get a vote on the floor of the senate couple of his own gop senators are already signaling their limited willingness to hold that vote based on how all the timing plays out and the speaker of the house well, she is not ruling any of her tactics either. personal correspondent mike emanuel shows us tonight. good evening, mike. >> tonight's democratic democratic leader chuck schumer reiterated his subset of republicans go forward with the supreme court confirmation what democrats would do as a payback next year that could mean killing the senate filibuster and packing the courts. >> once we when the majority, god willing, everything is on the table. >> i believe that also we must consider again all the tools available to our disposal and that all of these options should be entertained and on the table. >> house speaker nancy plessis refused to roll out impeaching president trump or bill barr as

brit. >> brit: mark meredith reporting for the white house, thank you, mark.x turned to jacqui heinrich, covering the biden campaign in wilmington, delaware. >> hi, brit. joe biden hopes pressuring vulnerable republican senators about health care amid the pandemic can stall the confirmation process. joe biden is hedging his bets on coronavirus fears, warning of judge amy coney barrett is confirmed and the affordable care act is overturned, complications from covid-19 like lung scarring and heart damage could become the next deniable pre-existing condition, writing barrett has a written track record of disagreeing with the u.s. supreme court's decision upholding the affordable to affordable care act. she critiqued john roberts majority opinion upholding the law in 2012. democrats hope the threat of retaliation from angry voters could persuade senate republicans in tight races to push the vote past election day and biden is offering the election-year standard the g.o.p. set four years ago as a way out, urging no action until after november 3rd. biden is resistin

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mark meredith outside the u.s. supreme court with more on all of it. >> neil president trump put out a list of potential picks during the last campaign and since then that list has grown quite a bit and of course whoever the president does put on this list is going to be somewhat controversial at least for the other side so we have seen that the possibility of this list has grown and the possibility of protests over decision to nominate a new justice weeks before the election. now the latest list from the president, neil as you mentioned includes three sitting gop senators tom cotton of arkansas, ted cruz of texts a and josh holly of missouri, but we just started going a little bit off the alphabetical the start of the list you have people like amy barrett, the u.s. court of appeals and former clerk to supreme court justice scalia people lake bridgette bay, a judge for the ninth circuit and keith blackwell, a justice on the georgia supreme court, and also served on got gary cohen court of appeals and the deputy spe

mark meredith is live and manned and, nevada. his favor. there's a lot going on there. >> he wants to change the outs from 2016. his supporters are then after all that long. you see the crowds up behind me. it's in the mid-80s and smoky conditions that they are eager to hear from the president or he will be making multiple stops in nevada. the campaign has had to scramble a little bit this week to figure out the best way to hold such an event. the original ones to hold it at the reno tahoe airport a commercial airport in the area. instead they settled to do it here on the smaller airfield. instead the campaign is chosen this location. i asked the campaign how they were able to do it here as opposed to reno and the trump campaign said quote if you can join tens of thousands of people protesting in the streets burned down small businesses for the rights you can gather people under the first amendment to hear the president of united states. people are having their temperatures checked as they are going in and they are encouraged to

is the potential for long term effects from this illness we heard from foreign affairs columnist meredith just ski who says that no one stands to gain from the alleged poisoning though it does reinforce a negative image of the kremlin. to jump to the conclusion that there is one obvious arts' to what happened to divine it it's very simplistic because if you look at the the balance of advantage say you know who takes an advantage out of what's happened i think it's a huge liability for the kremlin and for russia to be seen to have launched an attack on one of the most colorful and interim interim members of the opposition that it reinforces as we've seen a very negative image of russia in the west i think the relations between the west and specifically europe and russia word starting to warm up after the the freeze over ukraine after 2014. we've seen i would say a slightly different approach to diplomacy from russia over the last few months now all those things are certainly at risk because of what's happened and because of the way it's interpreted which is why i think maybe it's much more

. >> reporter: first, jen gerard picked it up in baltimore, who drove it to meredith, who drove it tonn, and so on, up interstate 81 more than 300ed carrie precious cargo on its last leg. >> it is very similar to driving my children home from the hospital the first day they were born-- nervousness, excitement. >> i can't even comprehend why anybody would want to do something like this for me. >> reporter: it's a legitimate question. >> it very quickly was not about a chair anymore. >> it gave me something that i needed, and i didn't know i needed. >> reporter: i think a lot of people are looking for ways to connect and looking for any excuse to connect. and if it's a fish chair, it's a fish chair. >> that's right. >> yeah. >> okay, sorry. >> reporter: clearly, kindness can take many forms. >> i mean, we're a fellowship. we're a fellowship of the fish chair. >> reporter: but the best kind of kindness is always that random act. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: that somehow makes people believe again. >> aaah! >> i did not need the chair, but i did need to be reminded that kindness lurks in e

. >> mark meredith joins us with the latest on the 2020 race. >> the president will be heading out west to campaign but the focus is comments last night in michigan, the president addressing thousands of supporters for more than an hour, the president hit his opponent joe biden on a wide range of issues from the pandemic to recent social unrest. >> if biden wins china wins. if biden wins the mob wins. if biden wins the rioters and arsonists and flag burners when but i wouldn't worry about it because he's not winning i don't think. >> the president appears to be feeding a comment biden made on the issue of trade, listen to what he told jake tapper when asked about the us-mexico canada trade deal. >> doesn't he deserve credit for that? it is better than usmc a. >> it is better than nafta. we inherited the greatest recession short of the depression. >> last night the president accused him of making a gaffe by praising the trade policy. >> couldn't believe it, he said usmc a. he made a mistake from his perspective he made a mistake because he doesn't know what is going on. even though he is

mark meredith has more. >> reporter: it has been a busy night for louisville's finest and busy morningr my shoulder, and arson investigation underway and it is unclear if it is tied to the protest but this business was boarded up like so many louisville, placing together who started this fire and whether was related to those demonstrations, 24 people arrested last night, 150 this week alone. we've seen all sorts of demonstrations that include people spray painting, some added graffiti on buses, breaking restaurant windows and dollars only hours after city leaders call for peaceful protest. >> public safety and work for racial equity and justice can and must coexist. we encourage everyone to be lawful and peaceful as they go through the protest. >> reporter: thursday police charging 26-year-old lorenzo johnson with assaulting police officer and 14 counts of wanton engagement after two police officers were shot to be other night. johnson is expected to be arraigned later today. the officers are expected to be okay. one of the officers appears already eager to get back to work. major greg

mark meredith. sandra: top postal officials are worried about the supply chain for ballots and recording in the daily beast they talk about possible problems with printing companies election officials have hired. a big concern whether they can handle the huge jump in demand for ballots and related material that's expected during the coronavirus pandemic. >> trace: fox news alert now. two top house republicans asking attorney general bill barr to investigate whether nancy pelosi committed a crime when she ripped up a copy of president trump's state of the union speech back in february. the pair sent the a.g. a letter saying the speaker violated her responsibility to preserve official documents delivered to the house of representatives. at the time pelosi said ripping up the speech was the courteous thing to do. >> sandra: as for nancy pelosi, salon scandal. the owner of the salon closed during the pandemic calling out the speaker of the house after surveillance video showed her getting her hair done

mark meredith live on capitol hill. to see you. >> judge amy coney barrett is coming face-to-face with the lawmakers who will decide whether she becomes an associate justice of the supreme court. earlier today the vice-president had a chance to meet with her on the capitol steps and she met with mitch mcconnell. here's what they said earlier tod today. >> our democratic colleagues in the senate, take the opportunity to meet with judge barrett. as the hearing goes forward to provide the kind of respectful hearing that the american people expect. >> a handful of lawmakers on her agenda including senator mitch mcconnell and grassly and graham. mitch mcconnell would not answer questions from reporters but said he is glad to get the process started. six democratic senators say they won't meet with barrett. and we heard from senate minority leader chuck schumer. >> her views are so pronounced, i don't think meeting with her would change anything. the process was so illegitimate, i don't want to validate it. >> the white house

jillian: we start with mark meredith with the latest. >> reporter: chaos on the streets of louisville. this morning a different story, much calm her. the police are not out here and neither are the protesters was look what it was like lastly, two officers shot around 8:30. investigators believe these officers were fired upon as they were investigating gunfire, we heard from the police chief last night. >> as they were deploying to investigate what was going on shots rang out in two officers were shot, both were undergoing treatment at university hospital, what is alert and stable, the other officer currently undergoing surgery. i am concerned about the safety of our officers. >> more protests expected in louisville and elsewhere today as residents are outraged after grand jury declined to charge two of the police officers charged in the shooting of the breanna taylor, the black woman who was shot multiple times in march as police were serving a no knock warrant although witness reported the police did not can announce itself before entering, one former officer was indicted free centur

meredith writes i am a high school student with a passion for politics. absolutely love you and pete and betty and truman. do you have advice for finding your own voice and a political landscape? >> that's the biggest question of politics. why are you here? what you hear for? what do you believe in? you have to claim that. if you are going to pretend to be somebody else and it's okay if that arena doesn't reflect the one you wish you are in. that wasn't the case when i was in high school but on your own story and your values and what you stand for and what you want and then go get your hands dirt dirty. i was never political as a high school student i never felt comfortable meeting the most organized well spoken high school students who are campus seeing and running the offices people need you to get involved is not just about the presidency or the ticket often times the people need in their communities especially with lgbtq but to make sure people have sympathetic school board members. find a race that you can help somebody and get to work. >>host: you w

mark meredith thank you very much from nevada. well with the president heading to nevada within a couple of hours the man who wants to be president heading to florida, within days. and your taxes we'll find out which way they are heading, coming next. are you preaching to muslims? well, i was invited. not by me, mate. my husband was kidnapped. this is terrorism! no! we're not afraid to die. that's why we're gonna win. i'm not afraid either. we have a chance. i came here to plead for his life. ... >> a live look at capitol hill and the white house where the stalemate over additional coronavirus relief continues. this as president trump claims $3 billion in funds from the first relief packages haven't been spent yet. do we really need to spend more? with me now is former trump economic advisor, steve moore. good to talk to you, thank you for coming in today. is the president right? is $300 billion still available to be spent? >> well, the answer to that is no, david. in fact, we've already spent 2 1/2 trillion dollars in coronavirus

mark meredith in washington with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: joe biden came out swinging in a televised townhall, biden took questions from voters as they stood near their cars near his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania, the main topic no surprise, the pandemic. >> if the president had done his job, had done his job from the beginning, all the people would still be alive, all the people, i'm not making this up, look at the data. >> reporter: donald trump in the battleground state of wisconsin hosting thousands of his supporters at an airport and it was clear the president was watching biden's remarks when flying up on air force one. >> biden wants to surrender our country to the violent left-wing mob. if biden wins the writers, anarchists, arsonists and flag burners win. he is up there tonight getting softball questions from anderson cooper. they don't ask me questions like that. >> reporter: trump support for the most part did not socially distance but some people were spotted wearing masks, the president told the crowd he remains optimistic a working vaccine i