trump watch party in milwaukee wisconsin but rebecca and stacey also talked to some people here who told us they came here and still were a little undecided but they just were not convinced about the energy joe biden put out was because they were hoping you know for some decent political plans but there was no such thing at all neither from trump nor from biden but i think biden would have needed that to convince undecided voters that he has something to offer different attacking trump on a personal level and he wasn't really able to bring that across you know bind and wanted to press trump on his handling of the coronavirus which is a cain topic discussed at the debate about the president pushed back take a look but i'll tell you joe you could never have done the job that we did you don't have it in your blood you could have never done that you know i know how to do the job i know how to get the job we didn't do very well in swine flu h one n one you were a disaster your own. $14000.00 people died not 200000 there with their economic recession or you made a dollar is no you made a point

how can i fix some of the systemic issues that are happening not just in milwaukee, wisconsin, but around the country? i don't think it is necessarily -- i think individual players can assert their right to be as active with which party or candidate that they want. but i think organizationally and league wise what you're going to see and what you have seen so far it is going to be more issue , advocacy and more getting involved in issues of racial and social justice. and i think that doc rivers said it best. he wants to just be able to be a coach. he would love to just be able to be a coach, but unfortunately, the people whose jobs it is to help solve a lot of these problems are not doing it. i think there is a feeling of a little bit more of a responsibility for our guys who have this big platform to shine a light on it and try to put some pressure on people to get some stuff done. anna: we are quickly running out of time, but our audience is clearly a lot of washington insiders, the white house, congress, a lot of the people that could potentially do something. is there any ask you have

she'll be making a direct appeal to the union voters in milwaukee, wisconsin.he reason people are watching her here, it's her first solo campaign trip as a running mate. tell us what's on the agenda for her and how could she make a difference there in wisconsin? >> that's right. the day begins right behind me. harris first going to be about 15 minutes outside of milwaukee, downtown speaking with the electrical workers union, attending one of their training facilities here. and then she'll be speaking with black business owners at a roundtable. and it is a day of firsts. this is her first stop out on the campaign trail individually, as joe biden's running mate. her first trip since being announced in that role to a battleground state. also the first time she's going to be criss-crossing mike pence on the campaign trail. just a few hours away here campaigning himself. but it's also the first time that harris is going to be road testing the build back better message as well as joe biden's other hallmark, the battle for the soul of the nation. we've heard this tick

you are able to participate and i think i speak for everybody because we know how crucial wisconsin and milwaukee will be in the election. it is an important thing to have leaders that care, who will show up and listen to the concerns, especially with so many black business owners here at the table right now. you juxtapose that with the white house's recent decision to cancel all trades related to race, that is unfortunate at a time when we have many disparities in milwaukee and wisconsin and across the country the donald trump won't respond to that crisis. we are proud and lucky to have senator, soon to be vice president harris with us today. i will pass it back to you. >> congress is about to return from summer recess with a the senate back in session this tuesday. they will start with nominations, live tuesday at 3 p.m. eastern. the house returns for business the following week with work expected on condemning anti-asian bias during the covid pandemic. decriminalizing marijuana at the federal level. and reauthorizing u.s. intelligence agencies. two items not in the official schedule, but we co

convention has undergone major changes, what was originally intended to be a big celebration in milwaukee, wisconsinual. so get ready for an appearance by california state delegate, hologram tupac. virtual convention means most party officials and even joe biden himself will not be traveling to milwaukee for the convention, following the winning tradition of democrats not visiting wisconsin-- ( evie laughs ) >> stephen: but the shift away, the truth hurts-- but the shift away from having an in-person convention is a big loss for the city of milwaukee. the event was expected to bring in $200 million and 50,000 visitors, but the governor is now limiting attendance to just 225 people. to make up the cash, he needs to charge each of them $890,000 to use the bathroom. thankfully milwaukee tourism has some advice on how to not leave home and this is true-- a squirrel census. where you can include squirrel sightings as well as squirrel activity. let's see, twitching nervously. oh, running up tree. and-- done. but for the tens of thousands of people who have been looking forward to visiting milwaukee, don't

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together and this is when when he was really lofted it's here at this trump watch party in milwaukee wisconsin but rebecca and stacey we also talked to some people here who told us they came here and still were a little undecided but they just were not convinced about the energy joe biden put out was because they were hoping you know for some decent political plans but there was no such thing at all neither from trump nor from biden but i think biden would have needed that to convince undecided voters that he has something to offer different attacking trump on a personal level and he wasn't really able to bring that across now biden wanted to press trump on his handling of the coronavirus which is a cain topic discussed at the debate but the president pushed back take a look but i'll tell you joe you could never have done the job that we did you don't have it in your black you could have never done that you know i know how to do the job i know how to get a job where you don't do very well in swine flu h one n one you were a disaster your own chief or it seems that housing was there 420-0000 pe

were donald trump won wisconsin was in these areas outside the milwaukee and madison media markets in northern wisconsin, central wisconsin, western wisconsin, green bay area -- particularly among rural counties and small towns. he had historic margins in that part of the state. yes to try to replicate what was a very unusual to strictly unusual performance, and that may be his biggest challenge because some of these robing areas in wisconsin are swinging and some do have a history of voting democratic. the cross is a great example where vice president pence is today. host: i was going ask about certain areas of the state within counties. what are places to watch for, at least things you are watching for? guest: there's this fascinating part of wisconsin called the driftless area, and your logical -- a geological area. rolling hills and twisting river valleys, kind of in the lower left-hand corner of the state near the upper mississippi river. white counties that have been voting democratic for president cycle after cycle after cycle. counties inthese 2000. in 20 s 16, theywung. they

chief in is paul who's been watching the debate and a republican supporter viewing party in milwaukee wisconsin 1st of all start with you your reactions what stood out this was a bit like herding cats it was just a little bit all over the place the moderator was struggling did a good job but was struggling i think that i was struck a lot by tone and then certain phrasing i think that donald trump did what he went out to do which is to be destructive when average joe biden was starting to get a little bit of momentum he would enter jacked the annoying and then that would kind of slow things down a bit and then you know joe biden would have to run like the flintstones and try to restart and gain women to move forward my favorite line though in this debate had to do with talking about covert and the struggles that the u.s. has and how donald trump reacted to it and there was a saying trouble well back it is what it is tonight biden says it is what it is because you are who you are you panic the american people don't panic and i thought that that was probably one of the strongest messages throughou

milwaukee area. mike pence in lacrosse, wisconsin is warning voters that he and trump carried last time about her record voting on a big trade deal. >> joe biden's running mate is in milwaukee today. the dairy farmers deserve to know that senator kamala harris is one of 10 senators to vote against the usmca. >> pence's event in wisconsin is just across the river from a state trump campaign is trying hard to turn red this cycle, minnesota. while harris is here trying to draw interest and attention from undecided voters and from democrats in milwaukee, the city where the party decided to cancel their convention last month in favor of delaware. jon? >> peter doocy reporting live from milwaukee. peter, thank you. cities across the u.s. shaken by protests and violence over the weekend. in portland, police declaring a riot there. dozens arrested. more than 100 nights of protests in that city after the police shooting death of george floyd in minneapolis. in rochester new york, protests continue after a black man died. police say protesters smashed windows at city hall there. and on a delayed kentucky derby da

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milwaukee today. dairy farmers in wisconsin deserve to know that sen.is is one of only 10 senators to vote against the u.s. mca. >> reporter: president trump is keeping tabs on her trip as well. >> i have to be careful because of him used to say that about me so you have to be a little bit careful. >> reporter: he spent his labor day and pennsylvania, zeroing in on president trump's response to covid-19. >> he has been spending too much time in his golf courses and the sand traps. >> reporter: if a vaccine comes up between now and election day, he says he would want full transparency to prove that it was not rushed by trump administration officials but is scientist sign off, he would roll up his sleeves. >> think god we have it, if i could get the vaccine tomorrow, i would do it. if it would cost me the election, i would do it. we need a vaccine and we need it now. we have to listen to the scientists. >> reporter: they will keep the focus this week on trying to flip states trump one last time. he will be in michigan, has been florida after making her de

. >> and this initiative is a nonprofit based in milwaukee, wisconsin.den we will build one and provide education, seeds, compost, all the resources that we can. as well as mentorship. we've had many more families reach out to us this year than in previous years and now built over 5,000 garden beds across milwaukee. >> i'm already contemplating on next year. it brought our family closer together, empowered us. financially not going back and forth to stores and therapeutic. for me, like you're watching life passing. >> announcer: "impact your world" brought to you by fujifilm. value from innovation. never stop improving the future with fujifilm. learn how people are rolling up their sleeves and making a difference in large and small ways. who is usaa made for? it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with and can save you money on auto,

to build back better, rebuild our country, make sure that they're talking to the folks in milwaukee, wisconsinoyment level is at 11% right now, and milwaukee is a majority african-american -- actually 40% african-american county but they're over half of the covid infections in the state of wisconsin. and so i think you're going to hear kamala harris and joe biden talking about those issues that are of importance to those folks in the swing states and all across the country, how we're going to reverse this pandemic based on science, how we're going to get our economy moving again, safely, and how we're going to make important investments in community, ways to reduce income inequality and invest in our schools and invest in our health because those are all ingredients, elements of our public safety and i think you'll hear them talking about that responsible publy safety over and over again. >> and susan, when you listen to the president, he believes that what the democrats think is their strong suit the economy and coronavirus, and the way he's handled both of them, the president believes those

this just bizarre in milwaukee, wisconsin. a 40-year-old man named kenyon lambert broke into the home of the milwaukee brewers. he went on the little joyride with his tractor. he tried to carve his name in cursive on the field. it cost $40,000 in damages. surveillance cameras actually nailed him. he has been charged with one felony count of criminal damage to property and also a misdemeanor as well. that is the sporting life on a friday night. 11:00, let's get it back to you guys. >> not sure what he was thinking. [ laughter ] >> another state of mind. [ laughter ] >>> next at 11:00- >> make sure the path is exclusionary, is not consistent. it's unjust. >> laces of worship claiming unfair treatment and now the federal government is weighing in, urging san francisco to allow congregations to move indoors. >>> the department of justice now pressuring the mayor of san francisco to allow indoor church services to resume. hello again, i'm cristina rendon . >> i'm andre senior. the doj sent a letter to mayor london breed informing h

peter doocy with the vice president in milwaukee, wisconsin. >> good afternoon. joe biden's event today at an aluminum foundry was closed to the public. he was in close enough quarters with invited guests to adhere to a statewide regulation on indoor events. he kept his face mask on the entire time he was talking. this event revealed a lot about what the biden campaign thinks swing state voters really care about. he talked for about a half hour. he never mentioned the vacant supreme court seat and focusing on manufacturing jobs and covid-19. >> i worry that we are risking becoming numb to the tall it is taking on communities like this. we can't let that happen. >> the vacant supreme court seat consumed his weekend in delaware and philadelphia. we are not prominent at all in battleground wisconsin so far where biden came a few weeks ago to talk about healing post-riot kenosha. today, the talk about kenosha was absent from the program as well. >> neil: peter doocy, thank you very, very much. i want to g go to maryland democratic senator on all of this. thank you fo

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biden is led to harrisburg pennsylvania while harris travels to milwaukee, wisconsin for her first traditionalornia senator has been targeted in a new strategy by president trump to present her as an extreme california liberal in an effort to deter voters according to new reporting from politico. the president's attacks on mail in voting are accelerating as the november election nears and taking an illegal turn. on multiple occasions president trump has encouraged americans to vote twice as a way to stress test the mail in voting system. a system that has repeatedly and baselessly claimed is ripe with fraud. joining me is attorney general of north carolina. i want to start with those repeated suggestions that americans should try and vote twice. he most recently encouraged this at ta rally on florida. >> sign in mail your ballot as early as possible. sign it and mail it in. mail it in. on election day, or early voting, go to your polling place. even though you mailed it in, go to your polling place to see whether or not your mail in vote has been tabulated or counted. >> you wrote on twitter t

>> blake: a live look in milwaukee, wisconsin, and there she comes off the plane. kamala harris, her very first solo campaign appearance. i'm blake burman. julie, it was great for don't like to work with you on this labor day. >> julie: great work if you, as well, a little bit distant. "outnumbered" starts now. >> kennedy: this is a fox news alert, president trump said to have it hold a labor day news conference in less than an hour on the economy. this just days after the on employment rate dropped to single digits for the first time since the pandemic began. it also comes after a vital weekend for many parts of the country putting portland, oregon, which marked its 100 straight night of protests over the weekend. yay. rioters threw molotov cocktails and one lit another protester on fire. court documents reveal a man suspected of killing a right-wing activist in portland late last month appeared to target him before the shooting. meanwhile, in upstate new york, police used tear gas to disperse protesters, calling for justice over the march death of daniel prude. t

in milwaukee, wisconsin, protesters marched onto the i- 94.ted for 118 days straight sparked by the death of george floyd. and in atlanta, crowds took to the streets marching and chanting for justice. in new york, thousands gathered úwere peaceful in dallas. sts although some brought along baseball bats. in the nation's capital, many people started gathering at the department of justice building. only a few hours after the ruling. when nighttime hit, they marched in the streets of the district. [ chanting ] here in the bay area, protesters also marching through san francisco's mission district. closing down part of 17th street. police lined up in riot gear in ústation. he mission police but there didn't appear to be any major confrontations with officers. [ chanting ] and protesters also gathering outside of san jose's city hall. at one point the crowd swelled to a couple hundred people. with demonstrator channeling "black pride" and "black power." >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and let's take a live look at the supreme court buil

and washington bureau chief in is paul is standing by for us in milwaukee wisconsin and what's at stake tonight for both candidates. well a lot to know this is a very vocal and chance for president trump to shake up this race where he is currently as you just mentioned rebecca far behind in the latest poll saying national nation no way to a 7 points so both candidates will try to gain ground even so it's shelby probably much easier for president trump to do so than for joe biden well how tough will it be i mean can we expect a barrel of personal attacks. there is indeed i mean this is a president from strength he can be very aggressive he can be very bully and he knows that his supporters actually like that and that is no it's true for joe biden quite the opposite because he comes along as a gentle respectful man he has to prove that he can be shot up that you can hold his stance without being too aggressive. and ahead of this debate we have had there's been some damaging revelations about trump's taxes now joe biden and common horace have released their returns can biden hurt trump on

so he's in milwaukee, wisconsin, besides the hometown of my husband, a hot bed of social progressive politics. the university of wisconsin, did i mention that, has invented this wonderful thing called the wisconsin idea. the picture of progressives. the idea that the university, the public university should be in the service of the state. it's going to produce experts and answers and solve social problems. so he's in milwaukee. a place he thinks he can get a lot of votes. he's giving a campaign speech and an angry saloon keeper. not hard to find a saloon keeper in milwaukee, tries to assassinate him. his speech is so thick, it is so long, that it protects him from the bullet. and he's like, oh, i'm fine, and he gives a speech. true story. here's one of the things he says in the speech. now, friends, what we progressives are trying to do is to enroll rich or poor, whatever their social position, to stand together for the most elementary rights of good citizenship. those elementary rights, which are the foundation of good citizenship in the great republic of ours. eventually, reformers

everyone will have this compassion throughout the world and andughout our country certainly in milwaukee and wisconsin. jake: i want to get you to react to this. similarshner was on a interview with us last week and said, it is nice that the nba players can do this because they can afford to take the night off. i wonder what your reaction is to that. vin: obviously, i think there is a level of insensitive -- there is no sensitivity there. i don't agree with the comment. this wasn't about as affording to be able to take the night off. ans is about as seeing egregious act, yet another egregious act in our country and in our own backyard. it hit us in a place where it should hit everyone. not just the milwaukee bucks, our players and staff an organization, but everyone should have been angry about what we saw. it was a basketball game and we decided to not play a basketball game. to deal with the financial ramifications or what we were thinking about, not even what was at stake. this is the nba playoffs. we obviously have a level of care about what we are doing here in orlando, and we want to be successf

. >> nate in milwaukee, wisconsin. good morning to you, nate. who are you supporting and why?> caller: good morning, i'm supporting joe biden. i think he would be a better president and i think his policies are definitely better. one of the things that does warn me and i've been trying to keep an eye on is the possibility that dirty tricks or rigging the election would happen so that you actually don't get a valid or what the people really wanted result. and in case anybody questions this, let me point out a couple things such as a june 5th, 2012, "politico" article with a 2000 attempt where in 2000, people were purged from the elections and the election was supposed to be decided by hundreds of people. so, we don't know if george bush or al gore was the choice of the majority of people in florida. and rick scott himself had the senate seat with thousands of ballots not being marked for a u.s. senate race but supporting a democratic candidate through state agriculture. so, there are reasons to worry if the popular vote is really being shown through on a state-by-state basis, a

is david stacy bevan's and i washington bureau chief in as paul is standing by for us in milwaukee wins wisconsin in as your a republican watch party in wisconsin how trump's follow is feeling ahead of the device. right there are you excited for tonight you know donald trump is rolling some but not as much as he used to do so they are happy to see him there happy to gather together we here in the perry oh in front of a bar people drinking beer they're eating low they're eating fries so it's kind of a happy moment very excited to see their president over you see those people who are here they're really strong supporters but we also had the chance to talk to someone who are not quite decided 100 percent so it's going to be a very exciting night tonight definitely a bit of a party atmosphere of a wisconsin state see this is the 1st time that biden and trump will go head to head or have been going head to head in a live debate what should we be looking out for well these 2 candidates have 2 different strategies donald trump will do what he's done in the past which is try to get under his opponent's s

mob circles a home in milwaukee, wisconsin. an individual holds up a shotgun inside, as this mob surrounds his home. do? does the mob the antifa folks? they call the police to have arrested for having a gun on the ready to protect that very mob. backwards. the police.we thank he purpose of the police is to rotect the weak and the rights of all. when our leaders in places like name nd, minneapolis, you castigate it the -- he police or celebrities castigate the police, what they're saying, we're ok with rule. that can't be the case. we heard this tonight from our colleagues who have said this so well. the police. we support the blue. the thin blue line that protects our rights. his rioting, this mayhem must end tonight. and with that i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy f january 3, 2019, the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. grogget a.m. mr. grothman: i yield six minutes of my time to general donald bacon. mr. bacon: we had our five-minute speeches cut short. batiste. e d

teddy roosevelt was in the -- teddy roosevelt was in milwaukee, wisconsin, and campaigning for president he left office, campaigning again. an assassin shoots him and the bullet enters his chest. he has this long speech of about 50 pages that slowed down the bullet, but it still enters his chest. teddy roosevelt goes out and gives the speech anyway. one of the first things he says is i have just been shot and shows the audience. but then gives his long speech in the goes to the hospital. -- and then goes to the hospital. the person who assassinated him tracked him down, stayed in a hotel a few blocks away from the ryman. in 1912, teddy roosevelt had been to memphis, chattanooga and knoxville and was supposed to come to nashville, but an anti-teddy roosevelt group had booked the ryman and only 200 people showed up. this assassin was down the street thinking the president would be here, and probably the reason teddy roosevelt did not come to nashville is this other group had booked ryman. only 200 people showed up, including the congressman. that kept teddy roosevelt from nashville. when t

kamala harris and mike pence is going to be breaking through the local story in wisconsin today, and that is the milwaukee bucks being one game away from the eastern conference finals. >> beat my miami heat in overtime last night. peter doocy. thank you. >> let's bring in byron york, chief political correspondent for the "washington examiner" at a fox news contributor. always great to have your expertise. let's talk about the trump campaign and then we will move on to biden. do you believe the trump campaign has done enough to resecure pennsylvania? >> they will do a lot more. the president was in pennsylvania a few days ago an end then in late august as well. back in 2016 donald trump's path to victory was fairly simple, he had to win all of mitt romney states and then he had to win florida, ohio, and pennsylvania. he did that and then he threw in

president and our campaign, it's because of the economy. >> wisconsin is the center of the political university because harris will be here in milwaukeer where the trump campaign has been investing a lot of resources. >> julie: peter doocy, thank you. >> blake: even though some polls show the race tightening, president trump still lags behind joe biden. the latest real clear politics average polling average shows the president trails the former vice president by roughly seven points. the president also behind and real clear politics battleground state polling average by a few points there. an article in "the new york times" sums it up this way, and their words, "no president has entered labor day weekend, the kickoff of the fall campaign as such a clear underdog since george bush and 1992, still the president's surprise win in 2016 weighs heavily in the thinking of nervous democrats and hopeful republicans alike." making it real clear politics let's bring international correspondent. we normally do this in person, good to see you. happy labor day. i think you can throw the national polls away because you look at the state average that

teddy roosevelt was in milwaukee, wisconsin. he was campaigning for president after he had left office. he was campaigning again. and in assassin shoots him and the bullet enters his chest. he's got this long speech of about 50 pages. the bullet is slow down, but it still enters the chest. in teddy roosevelt tough guy fashion, he goes out and gives the speech anyway. one of the first things he says is, i've just been shot and kind of shows the audience. but then he gives this long speech and then goes to the hospital. the person who assassinated him track him down and with staying in a hotel a few blocks away from the ryman. in 1912, teddy roosevelt had been to memphis, chad a new good and knoxville and was supposed to come to nashville. but in anti teddy roosevelt group had booked the ryman. only 200 people showed up. so this assassin was down the street thinking that the president would be here. it was probably the reason teddy roosevelt did not come to nashville was because this other group had booked the ryman. only 200 peop

vice president nominee kamala harris meeting with union letters in milwaukee, wisconsin right now.d in a key battleground state. the ticket is doubling down on this labor day. joe biden meeting with union members in swing state, pennsylvania. he says he will sign a law to make it easier for workers to organize and be labor's stronger ally ever in the oval office. president trump says joe biden would be a disaster for our economy. >> job, the radical sociali

right now joe biden is in milwaukee, wisconsin.jacob blake's family at the airport. he has been in that private meeting for at least two hours now, and we're waiting to get more information when he leaves that meeting. no press so far has been allowed inside. this meeting with jacob blake's family follow what he said yesterday when he said that he thinks charges appear, quote, warranted against the kenosha police officer involved in blake's shooting, and this trip is happening after his campaign slammed president trump's trip to kenosha earlier this week as a self-centered stop that offered zero solutions. biden's visit today is a campaign stop for the candidate where he can offer campaign promises about what he would do if he becomes president. >> we should be dealing with those, those businesses that have been burnt out and those -- and damaged. we should be finding federal help for those businesses to get back on their feet. but this administration seems to think it's all of a sudden going to go away like angel dust is going to

81%, one in five voters, over age 65 to win it back, democrats hope for a big turnout in milwaukee and wisconsin that president is going to talk about the economy tonight, that's been a strong issue for him especially manufacturing jobs, he may talk about law and order and saw some unrest here in wisconsin three days after the shooting of jacob blake, black man shot by police but seven times back in august. >> bill: thank you, steve, we will watch later tonight and see how it goes. elected officials in the state of new jersey, they have found more than 1600 ballots from an election in july. they say they were put in a mislabeled band and they say it did not change the outcome of the race. special report anchor bret baier is here to tell us about this. we've got a couple things here for you, let me just show you the number of states in battleground areas that are, too weeks ago, pennsylvania started on monday, wisconsin starts today in minnesota tomorrow, michigan the following day. that tells us this election is underway. >> this has been underway, in north carolina they've been sending them out

and vote in some of these states in urban areas particularly that were so definitive, like milwaukee and wisconsin detroit and michigan and philadelphia and pennsylvania. and so there is reason to believe among black voters that the president could benefit from their not participating in the process because we know that when black voters vote, they disproportionately vote for democratic party candidates, and so does donald trump. >> eugene scott, thank you. morgan radford, thank you as well for putting the spotlight on this story. >>> that wraps up this hour for me. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right after this quick break. then, for the first time ever, include disney+, hulu, and espn+. we're a big soccer family. "handmaid's tale ." i love "frozen." then give families plans to mix and match, so you only pay for what you need. and offer it at a price built for everyone. plus, buy the samsung galaxy s20+ 5g for less than $5 per month, and get another on us. the network more people rely on gives you more. that's verizon. ♪

certainly it is the path to the white house runs through wisconsin and certainly runs through milwaukeellowing the biden campaign live from chicago. dr. jill biden is holding a virtual event in wisconsin this afternoon. what do we expect to hear? >> it's all about getting swing state voters to be on the lookout for ballots in their mailboxes this month just like kamala harris was doing on her way out of milwaukee last night. >> everybody votes early, right? by september 17th you will get your ballot. october 20 early voting starts. >> harris and her husband will also appear in person in florida this week. joe biden will appear in person in michigan and in pennsylvania again during his labor day visit there. he revealed if the covid-19 vaccine is released and guarantees it wasn't rushed by political appointees and scientists sign off on it, he would roll up his sleeve. >> pray to god we have it. if i could get a vaccine tomorrow i would do it. if it would cost me the election i would do it. we need a vaccine and we need it now. we have to listen to the scientists. >> as riots and violenc

i'll share images from milwaukee wisconsin on april 7th, 2020, outside of marshal high school, you have largely black voters in barge garbage bags waiting in rain, because they reduced to 180 to 5. this is a widespread form of voter suppression in our country and during the pandemic we have to make sure that voters of color are adequately served by adequate number of polling sites. >> thank you. doctor, how can the closure of polls impact health risk for voters during the pandemic and what should states do to reduce this risk? >> thank you for that. when we have less polls, longer lines. having longer lines and people waiting longer that increases their risk of being exposed to coronavirus. ap obviously we don't want people to have to be developing coronavirus, getting coronavirus. so, that is-- [inaudible] we recommended actually increasing the number of polling locations and that way people decreasing the risk of being in contact with coronavirus. >> and given on going challenges recruiting poll workers during the pandemic, some voters are still likely to face long lines. miss washing

and wisconsin isn't just milwaukee and madison.s a vote-rich suburban area that's also very white. >> robert, what you are implying is this is a campaign stop. that the president has no interest in calming things down. he's trying to do a show of force for those suburban voters you're describing that he wants to win over. he's viewing this as almost like a one state, an issue that he thinks helps in this one state and as far as he's concerned it's one state at a time? >> not implying it. i'm actually just stating it. this is a stop by the president of the united states during the campaign season in the final 60 or so days before the election. and he's choosing to go to wisconsin. he knows this is a state that is critical for him. and it's a state where the suburbs are going to be critical. these are the voters, chuck, in wisconsin, the wisconsin republicans more in that scott walker, paul ryan mold. that traditional republican, the republican may be a little uneasy about many of the president's decisions and his conduct. for him to

michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania because african-americans who had been neglected and ignored stayed home. they weren't going to vote for trump, but it depressed the vote. in pennsylvania, in milwaukee for wisconsin and in flint and detroit in michigan. that's why we lost in 2016. i can't sit by -- i don't like having to come on tv and publicly complain about people who i'm going to vote for and working for every single day. >> you know what, michael? you are putting stuff out there, speaking on behalf of a lot of people who have similar thoughts to you. let me ask you about protests. you know what? actually, michael, i would love to -- >> protests are good. >> they are, but stay with me, because joe biden has just gotten to the podium. here it is, everyone. >> i have the great privilege of being -- the guest -- it's the appropriate place to make the speech i'm about to make. i attended mass earlier today, and prayed for justice ruth bader ginsburg and her family. the nation lost a heroin, an icon, and it also lost a mother, a grand mother and a matriarch. we know how hard that is to watch a piece of your soul absorb the cruelty and the pain of the dreadful disease of cancer. i spok

candidates in public kamala harris making her first campaign swing as running mate in milwaukee mike spence in wisconsin too. today at the white house pushing back amid the fallout from a controversial report in the atlantic that cited unnamed sources who said the president had referred to service members as losers and suckers. >> who would say a thing like that? only an animal would say a thing like that. there's nobody that has more respect for not only our military, but for people that gave their lives in the military. >> kelly is with us now. a former trump lawyer, michael cohen is out with a new book tomorrow. >> reporter: michael cohen writes about his years next to donald trump as a businessman and candidate. and in an interview with lester holt cohen talks about the grip the president had on him. >> i describe mr. trump as a cult leader and i was in this cult while i was in the cult i was really refusing to acowknledge that the actions that i was performing for my boss were morally wrong. >> reporter: and the white house is trying to discredit cohen, saying he is attempting to profit off of lies

she did a similar round table monday in milwaukee, wisconsin, of course, also a key swing state. harris does that her husband will be meeting with rabbis across town. those will be talking and listening to the issues important to black and jewish leaders. it all precludes former vice president's joe biden's florida visit on tuesday. his first visit to the sunshine state since last october and since the coronavirus pandemic which is something biden hit hard on yesterday after president trump's audio tapes from his interviews with bob woodward surfaced and revealed that the president down played the virus threat to the public. >> president of the united states has admitted on tape in february he knew about covid-19 that it passed through the air. he knew how deadly it was. much more deadly than the flu. he knew and purposely played it down. worse, he lied to the american people. he knowingly and willingly lied about the threat it posed to the country for months. >> we all know the 29 electoral votes in the state of florida are critical for both campaigns. florida being the biggest

attacks or strokes, if you get in a car accident you die from covid. , fromlet's go to brandon milwaukee, wisconsingood morning. vaccinei would take the , but i think it's important to keep in mind that how this rollout is going to occur, all ies won't me's -- norm get first dibs, it will go to first responders and doctors and those people will have a trial with that so the rest of us are going to find out from these first responders about how well it is working. and i think it's important to when the h1n1hat vaccine rolled out, there were long lines to get the vaccine and the rollout was not smooth. people who wanted it could not get it. mess.cipate a similar i think the people that want to it are not going to get it for a long time. we will see the data come another, thisy or vaccine will have safety for other people. host: do you or when do you plan to get the vaccine yourself? caller: i'll take it at the first opportunity to protect other people. i want to spend more time with high-risk individuals but i don't because of that risk. if i had the vaccine, for me that's enough to get back to norma

on august 26th in response to the horrific police in extremis shootings in wisconsin the milwaukee bucks decided not to participate in their scheduled 1st round playoff game with the orlando magic and demanded that the state legislature reconvene to deliberate on criminal justice reform these developments rapidly garnered media attention reporters described it as a boycott a protest a work stoppage and some coverage called it this other work was a weird work that i've never really seen in america before starts with an s. and ends with the trike. oh strike yeah i've heard about those in the n.b.a. the space could be big celebrity athletes going on strike until the government addresses police violence could have huge reverberations throughout society could also give a shock to all those not quite professional athletes to take over in their absence imitate a good. gutless are. all still finish the segment but i do have to keep an eye on my phone i'm expecting a call from the utah jazz any 2nd now. and once after the strike is over. apparently after 48 hours in a conference call between play