his physicians can you tell us briefly about joe biden his challenger he's been campaigning once you've been doing and what is he saying. that's right nick joe biden was on the campaign trail in pennsylvania a crucial swing state we know for both candidates he was at a socially distance rally for union workers and he did last the president for being reckless and for being irresponsible in the handling of the pandemic and his own illness as well and that really is the centerpiece of joe biden's campaign he knows this is a question where the president is weak most americans do not approve of the president's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and one last point on that nic i should say that saturday was also a day that we saw the highest covert infection rate in the country in 2 months so this is very much an issue that's going to continue to dominate the campaign all right susan is going to in washington thanks for that insight. in germany rapidly rising corona virus infections have prompted the action from the authorities the capital berlin has joined frankfurt and cologne on the list of cities where new cases have exceeded a key measur

that was taken away, the aspirant nick caucus wanted joe biden to say, because it is an important commitment caucus. that was something very specific. and he would like a $15 an hour minimum wage for everybody. president trump, though, his campaign going into it he was going to try and raise doubts about the foreign business dealings ofjoe biden's son. he did do that but was it in a way that was clear enough for the electorate? it was quite garbled but the president is a master at negative attacks. is he able to do it successfully as the incumbent? we will see what the responses. thank you very much for that. lauren mentioned issues of immigration and race was another key element for the americans to think about. the former vice presidentjoe biden said one of the reasons he ended up working in delaware, for example, was to learn more about institutional racism in order to address it. i never had to tell my daughter if she is pulled over, make sure she puts both hands on top of the wheel. and don't reach for the glovebox plus amaze shoot you better black apparently matter how wealthy or how p

can't do that alone we've got to be engaged with the world that's what joe biden represents nick you and i is also talking about the trust deficit out there in the rest of the world that when they don't think they can necessarily count on the united states in their dark days those are allies when you get to problematic countries you know they're filling a void right now in their own behavior and actions i guess my question to you is can trust balance back or snap back. well steve i think i've separated 2 categories many of the allied governments take the governments of the nato countries are east asian alliances with australia japan south korea i think if joe biden wins there are no welcome him back and welcome and engaged credit ducted of active america back on the global scene because they want to see that america is in the interests of those countries to have the united states be active in the world i frankly think that foreign publics it may take a while for them to come back you know we left under donald trump's real leadership we made the disastrous decision to leave the paris

whether biden is that person, i don't know, but i think he has a better chance than trump. everyone is nicking a big go about fracking. joe biden said he would phase it out. i don't have an issue with that. a you look at it from telephone standpoint, once everybody had a house phone, it got phased out and everyone has cell phones now. the future is about moving towards the future. we cannot continue the way we are going and there's nothing wrong with phasing it out especially jobs are coming in. host: that's nina in columbus, ohio. the topic of fracking, the transition from oil and gas. here is a bit of that exchange. [video clip] mr. biden: those front line communities, it does not matter what you are paying them, it matters how you keep them safe and you impose restrictions on the pollutions and the pollutants coming out of those fence line communities. >> would you close down the oil industry? would transition it, yes. it is a big statement. the oil industry pollutes, significantly. if you would let me finish the statement, it has to be replaced by renewable energy over time. over time. i would stop giving to the oil i

joe biden to do that. >> i'm joe biden i approve this message. >> nick, let's talk through more about the final strategy paign, their ad spending. they certainly have plenty of money to make sure there are a lot of voters who see that message in these closing days. >> yeah, they'll be deploying more in the days to come. this is tens of millions of dollars for online ads. taking over the youtube home page in coming days and sort of focusing a lot of nationally and on swing voters in like the usual list of states, like pennsylvania like you just talked about. florida, arizona, colorado and iowa. they're going to be zeroing in on specific swing groups particularly african-american and latino voters and the big messages they're bringing out is focusing on the administration's response to the pandemic and tying trump to the failure, to reel in covid. i mean they're looking at the same polls that we're looking at. the pandemic remains one of the top issues and there's a clear line between those who put them as the top issues and how likely they're likely to support vice president biden. so the biden campaign v

nicks of fleetwood mac. famous just released a new concert film called 24 count gulf. i'm joe biden's campaign team for the u.s. presidency isn't listed there. but we begin with an exhibition in italy featuring the quite unique work of frida kahlo in fact it is much more than an exhibition rather interactive journey where visitors going to merced themselves and the extraordinary life of this mexican artist carlos sense of self and identity are explored in frida kahlo the chaos inside. until next march. few words about as easily recognizable as those over. here in mainland visitors can immerse themselves in more than just how the exhibition also recreates the life of mexico's most famous artist. but i think that this exhibition is more about food his life than her art her paintings we wanted to show the room where she spent hours and hours painting. studio the entrance of cars with its garden it's kind of like walking around. and we took advantage of the fact that we live in the 21st century and made the most of multimedia in all its forms to present the exhibits like this. the exhibit

nick luna and tonight democratic presidential candidate has skews me joe biden has announced that he plans to make the results of all this coronavirus test public that will happen moving forward on for we talked with doctor lee riley from the u c berkeley school of public health. >>about the president's diagnosis, there's some mixed messages earlier today from the president's doctor who said he was progressing and from white house chief of staff mark meadows who said the next 48 hours will be critical in terms of care. >>so you know some are confusing with us a press conference of doctors. you know for instance that diagnose and some clear i the economy young later corrected himself. so i that was not honest and say that in may. in terms the clinical it's so you know who was really what's really going you know everyone is saying the concern is what's going to happen over the next 48 hours or so. now if you didn't receive anybody and also they around year. and those lot some of the i manifestations if if they indeed these drugs indeed up in control of viral replication. you know not n

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and stevie nicks of fleetwood my friend has just released a new concert film called 24 count. i'm joe biden's campaign team for the u.s. presidency isn't listed the help of an old game. box we begin with an exhibition in italy featuring the quite unique work of frida kahlo in fact it is much more than an exhibition rather an interactive journey where visitors going to must themselves and the extraordinary life of this mexican artist colors sense of self and identity are explored in frida kahlo the chaos inside. i. laugh. until next march. the few words about as easily recognizable as those of frida kahlo here in mainland visitors can immerse themselves in more than just how the exhibition also recreates the life of mexico's most famous artist. but i think that this exhibition is more about food his life than her art her paintings we wanted to show the room where she spent hours and hours painting. just studio the entrance of castle with its garden it's kind of like walking around. and we took advantage of the fact that we live in the 21st century and made the most of multimedia in all its for

nick, thank you very much. >>> breaking news next. president trump and joe bidenrt press in the midwest with four days to go before the election campaigning into the night. we'll check in on all the developments when we come back. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." tonight the presidential candidates are dashing across the heartland with only four days until the election. president trump has a rally scheduled in minnesota this hour. he's been battling with local officials over limits on rally size as the covid-19 pandemic surges across midwestern battleground states. former vice president biden is in minnesota and heads to the coronavirus hot spot of wisconsin arguing he will shut down the virus while the president plays it down. they are competing for a shrinking share of the electorate that hasn't voted yet. more than 86 million have been cast, more than 86% of the turnout of 2016. it's all playing out against the backdrop of the coronavirus crisis wo

and factious election integrity police and chances are a full of a joe biden stuff aside from that yes free well earlier my colleague nick here and discussed the link between social media censorship on the american elections with a number of guests. facebook google and twitter previously vowed to prevent election to ferentz through their platforms to what extent do you think they've managed to fulfill that promise i don't really know what twitter or facebook could have done what they have instead done is made a horrifying promise that they can regulate truth that is hard enough to do in a world that isn't politics where does information is part of the game they showed a significant bias in going after the hunter biden disclosures and i've read the hunter biden emails may strike me as perfectly valid perfectly plausible so i believe the story and i think that that that twitter and facebook are are deliberately trying to withhold information from the public in a clear effort to swing the election well we know that in contrast to what happened with honor biden story we didn't think about the christopher seal does which expl

. >> thank you, nick watt. 15 days to election day. and despite the polls joe biden'sampaign is warning president trump can still win but does he have a potential path to victory? plus republican senators warning of grim election prospects. i'll speak to one democratic challenger in a close race in texas. (upbeat music) - [narrator] this is kate. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my only option. turns out i was wrong. so when a hand specialist told me about nonsurgical treatments, it was a total game changer. like you, my hands have a lot more to do. learn more at factsonhand.com today. like you, my hands have expectand action. 16 people died! did he catch our bad guy? we're kno

and stevie nicks of fleetwood mac famous just released a new concert film called 24 karat gold. i'm joe biden's campaign team for the u.s. presidency isn't listed there. buts we begin with an exhibition in italy featuring the quite unique work of frida kahlo in fact it is much more than an exhibition rather interactive journey where visitors going to merced themselves and the extraordinary life of this mexican artist carlos sense of self and identity are explored in frida kahlo the chaos inside and its. center in milan until next march. few words about as easily recognizable as those of frida kahlo here in milan visitors can immerse themselves in more than just her work the exhibition also recreates the life of mexico's most famous artist. but i think that this exhibition is more about food his life than her art her paintings we wanted to show the room where she spent hours and hours painting. studio the entrance of casa with its garden it's kind of like walking around. and we took advantage of the fact that we live in the 21st century and made the most of multimedia in all its forms to present

. >> thank you, nick watt. 15 days to election day. and despite the polls joe biden's campaign is warning president trump can still win. but does he have a potential path to victory? plus republican senators warning of grim election prospects. i'll speak to one democratic challenger in a close race in texas. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. the lack of control whenover my business kai, made me a little intense. but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. - [child] what is a wish? (submarine rings) - [man] captain, we're ready to dive. - [child] it's adventure in seeing the unknown. (dolphin chatters) it's imagination! - [man] we're ready to surface. and coming up for air. but really, deep down, a wish is hope. and right now, we ne

past few days the count has reached a dozen including white house aide nick luna, at least three senators also on that list. joe biden's campaign says he once again tested negative for the coronavirus. biden joins lester holt tomorrow night for a town hall right here on nbc bay area. and that starts at 8:00. >>> we'll take you back out to levi's stadium. lights are still shining after "sunday night football." raj mathai, janelle wang joining us right now. >> we're about the only ones left but we've got full access today to the behind the scenes of levi's stadium without the 70,000 usual fans. >> it's strange to see. usually 30, 40 minutes after the game you'd see all the players out win or lose with their families either celebrating or just hanging out with some quality family time. but we don't see that. instead the players just going in kind of siloed now down below in the locker room level doing news conferences via zoom. this is how we live and work now. >> we could hear all the plays being called, players cheering. we didn't need microphones to pick that up. a lot of those things talk about behind the scenes. >> t

nick cordero responds: >> we-- we saw what this disease can do. so guess what? we are afraid? >> o'donnell: an appeal for unity. joe bidengettysburg, pennsylvania, calls for healing of the nation's divisions as michelle obama accuses the president of stoking fears. >> it's morally wrong and, yes, it is racist, but that doesn't mean it won't work. >> o'donnell: hurricane delta: a category 4 rapidly intensifies, the monster storm could be the tenth named storm to hit the u.s. this season, the first time in history. and we all know that song... ♪ might as well jump! >> o'donnell: we'll remember legendary guitarist eddie van halen, whose band topped the charts for two decades. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news. the coronavirus outbreak that began in president trump's inner circle is growing. tonight, another white house staffer and a senior military leader who was with the president on sunday have been infected. and as we come on the air, nine

to biden's he can nicks and his proposal on taxes. the risk from joesn't that they will send the economy reeling right away. the problem, the board writes, is that they'll have a long-term corrosive impact by raising the cost of capital, reducing the incentive to work, and invest, james. this is a really important piece by the editorial board as the tax policy institute is looking into joe biden's tax policy proposals and their conclusion is that joe biden tax policy could lead the california and new york people paying 62% of their income in taxes. that would be the highest tax rate on some of those individuals that we've seen in over 30 years. what was the point of the piece that you wrote this week? >> that's right. you are talking about tax rates in a lot of places going so high because the joe biden plan is to raise the top individual tax rate, also to apply the payroll tax to high incomes that above $400,000 where it's never been before. this is not just about raising taxes on rich people. it is also about raising the cost of energy and raising th

nick luna tested positive. he travelled with the president last week. now with 30 days to the election, joe biden's lead nearly doubled after the debate. biden stands at 53% to trump's 39%. this poll was taken before the president was hospitalized. josh letterman once again once again outside of walter reed. >> when you and i spoke about 24 hours ago after that first briefing, the big question that went unanswered is has he been given supplemental oxygen. now we have an answer to that question. the answer is questiyes. he was given oxygen on friday at the white house when his levels dropped lower than where he wanted them to be. overall they're painting a positive image of the president's progression in the next 24 hours or so. we are monitoring him for potential side effects. his liver and kidney function were normal. in response to the low oxygen levels, and he received his first dose yesterday and we plan to continue that for the time being. today he feels well. he has been up and around. our plan for today is to have him eat and drink, be out of bed as much about possible to be mobile. if he co

he was saying he was not fit for the job and as nick pointed out, that's he's lazy. this is why joe biden can take a couple days off the campaign trail to prep for the debate because he has friend like barack obama who can get the coverage and say the words that democrats want to hear which is this president is not someone who deserves to be re-elected and is not capable of doing the job. i'm waiting for president trump at some point to reaboct to president obama. he was probably taken back to the white house correspondent dinner when everyone was laughing at him. that was part of the reason why president trump wanted to become president to get back at him. we know that president trump wants to lash out at president obama. maybe he'll do it during the debate. this was something to behold from president obama. >> david, we were on together 24 hours ago. let me put up one last image. this is president obama with a little girl. looks like an off the record stop and he pulled off the side of the road and grabbed a bull horn. a darling little girl ran up to him. it speaks to the lack of campai

nicks of fleetwood mac. famous just released a new concert film called 24 karat gold. and joe biden's campaign team for the u.s. presidents here's a list of the. box we begin with an exhibition in italy featuring the quite unique work of frida kahlo in fact it is much more than an exhibition rather an interactive journey where visitors going to merced themselves and the extraordinary life of this mexican artist carlos sense of self and identity are explored in frida kahlo the chaos inside the. center in milan until next march. a few words about as easily recognizable as those of frida kahlo know here in milan visitors can immerse themselves in more than just how the exhibition also recreates the life of mexico's most famous artist. but i think that this exhibition is more about food his life than her art her paintings we wanted to show the room where she spent hours and hours painting. studio the entrance of casa with its garden it's kind of like walking around. and we took advantage of the fact that we live in the 21st century and made the most of multimedia in all its forms to prese

in this debate, china, north korea, iran, and a lot, nick, about allegations by the president against joe biden and his son hunter. >> yeah, judy, i agree with you, this was a substantive debate. they did get to core disagreements on how they would govern on the future on china. they disagreed on election security, north korea, hopefully we can talk about that, and yes, u are right. they did finally engage also with a descent amount of substance on allegations that republicans and president trump have been waging against hunter biden. so let's take a look at some of this. president trump accused hunter bidebeing part of what he called a corrupt biden family. he cited china, ukrae, russia and iraq. and the core of the vice president's defense is that his son's foreign consulting did not affect his policy through his 30 plus years in washington. and that hunter himself did nothing wrong. and i think we do want to do a little bit of a fact check quickly on allegations in china. the accusaon by the president 3 and others have been that hunter biden show got 1.5 billion dollars from china. quickly j

nick bryant, bbc news, houston. for a closer look at voter turnout, democratic pollster and hit strategies co—founder and partner, roshni nedungadi, joined me from washington. joe bidenarly vote. we're seeing younger voters, people of colour, women, white women in the suburbs going out to early vote right now all around the country. and all of these groups of people are favouring joe biden in their polling. we recently conducted a poll of black voters nationwide and 43% had already voted. and of those people who had already voted, 88% said that they would supportjoe biden versus only 3% who said they would support donald trump. the interesting thing i suppose, the interesting question perhaps unknowable, is that are these voters people who would have voted on the day anyway, or are they new, extra voters who wouldn't have voted on the day so could actually make a significant difference? yeah, that's a question that i'm not sure we will quite know the answer to but what we do know is that we're seeing large groups of new voters who didn't vote in 2016. about 25% of voters who have already voted in both florida and arizona — florida and north carolina excuse me, are vo

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nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> polls show a majority of americans are critical of the president's response, how joe biden might be looking to capitalize on that. we'll take a look just ahead. i love audible because it's changed my life for the better. whatever question i have i feel like there's an avenue to seek the answer. hit that app and you start a story, you're on an adventure. download a new book within seconds and it's ready to go. there's something for everybody on audible. i like short stories. short stories are easy. they're quick. i like long and like intricate stories, that's what i really love. audible originals. i like biographies. self-help. fantasy. true crime podcasts. i love it so much. i can literally listen to anything. i can do it any time. and any place. and you know, for as long as i like. getting really into a story can totally transform where you are and your mindset. it's really cool. every time i learn something new, it just fuels the curiosity to explore more, to learn more. there's anything and everything. for a limited time, prime members, save $50 on your first year of audible.

nick. >>> former nbc anchor katie couric calling the decision to air a town hall for president trump at the same time as joe biden'sown hall is bad for democracy. >>> hurling slurs at the first african-american congresswoman from connecticut. aim going to speak with her. woo! go go go go on a real vacation. visit go rving.com or your nearest rv dealer. it's got our sharpest five german blades ever and unlike some other companies, we don't raise the price when we make you something new. harry's. not the same. i will send out an army to find you in the middle of the darkest night it's true, i will rescue you oh, i will rescue you but despite the rising pain and anguish made worse during the pandemic, insurance companies still refused to cover mental health and addiction treatment. until now. senator scott wiener went to work - taking them on. passing a law requiring the insurance industry to cover mental health and addiction treatment. now more than ever, californians need mental health coverage. i won't let up until the stigma of mental health and addiction is finally over. >>> nbc news announcing it will hold a tow

nick. >>> former nbc anchor katie couric calling the decision to air a town hall with president trump at the same time as joe biden's town hall on abc is bad for democracy. that's next. >>> also, racist trolls hijack a zoom town hall hurling slurs at the first african-american congresswoman from connecticut. i'm going to speak with her. ♪ ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology from abbott, so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> nbc news announcing it will hold a town hall with president trump tomorrow night at the same time as the abc town hall with former vice president joe biden. the dueling town hall events coming after the second presidential debate was canceled over trump's objections to a virtual format after his positive coronavirus diagnosis. nbc's decision is getting a lot of criticism, even from former employees. former nbc news executive vivian schiller tweeting, "the point of a news organization is to serve the public. this is the opposite. nbc news could literally run this any other day or any other time.

nick confessore is back as well. elizabeth, this seems like what you warned about when you came out and endorsed joe biden. >> exactlyd me back to conversations i had in march when the pandemic started. i have asked my counterterrorism teams to look into whether the effects of the pandemic might lead to increased activity by extremists. we put together a memo that we sent to the security of home land security. some of that language ended up in the threat assessment that was released two days ago. i noted they included the language about how anti-government groups are likely to be agitated because of some of the pandemic mitigation measures that are being taken and they mayview this view thi opportunity to carry out acts against the government, basically protest the shutdown or mask mandates. we knew this back in march. the secretary of homeland security was briefed on this in april. yet, you still have the president of the united states exacerbating and throwing fuel on the fire of these extremists who we knew were going to be agitated by this. it's not -- you read that indictment. it's not a hard leap to see they cl

joe biden, but i'm simple. >> you're not simple at all, stephanie. it's a really good question. nick makes such an important point. this isn't about liberals or conservatives or republicans or democrats. it's an attack on america by both iran and russia. and i thought director ratcliffe's statement that this was designed to hurt president trump with respect to the iranian effort was gratuitous. completely unnecessary. nick's right again that while chris wray has been a down the middle, nonpartisan, apolitical, straight shooter, director ratcliffe has been anything but. and so we should never have to put through a filter. what we're hearing from our leading intelligence and law enforcement officials. that's why they have to be nonpartisan and apolitical. that's why they have to always play it straight down the middle. and that's why it concerns me that director ratcliffe seemed to be a bit gratuitous and going out of his way, i think, to try and help president trump. to your point, stephanie, it's not clear what iranian intent is. intent is always the most difficult thing to define. i

nick watt, cnn. >>> anderson cooper and sanjay gupta is speaking with five cdc directors. make sure you watch "coronavirus: feedbacks and fears." that's tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. the president is trailing joe biden on the polls. does he need the debate to boost his number. the president doing his first on camera interviews since the coronavirus diagnoses. guess which network he spoke to? re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. sand he is flat outef is iworking magic. there he goes! wow. he is the difference in this game right now. but minnesota has some cooks of their own. there goes cook. if you want to see some of the league's top playmakers. game on. see you sunday night. vikings. seahawks. on nbc. xfinity is your home for sunday night football. >>> the second debate with president trump and biden is cancelled after the president refuse

president trump and joe biden face-off in their last debate tomorrow night, one thing on the agenda right beyond china. see where the candidates stand on dealing with beijing, here is nickk: as candidate -- pres. trump: we cannot continue to allow china t rape our country -- no administration has been tougher on china. nick: president trump has made confronting china one of his signature policies. >> they are one of the central threats of our time. nick: today's china is more assertive, military modernized and claims both of the south china sea, flaunting international law. beijing sells technology america says helps china spy and builds influence with other countries. in hong kong after more than a year of protest, beijing ended much of the city's british era rule of law and detained more than one million chinese uighurs. chinese diplomats make no apologies and criticize their critics. >> the world criticize us as things unravel in the u.s. they better get their house in order. nick: they exposed china's all disconsolate in the u.s. and charged chese hackers and military officers. the administration charged officials in uighur detention. while the administration confro

president trump and joe biden face off in their last debate tomorrow night, one topic that may be on the agenda is china. to explore where the candidates stand on dealing with beijing, here's nickifrin. >> reporter: as candidate: >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. >> reporter: and president: >> no administration has been tougher on china than this administration. >> reporter: president trump's made confronting china, one of his administration's signature policies. >> the chinese communist party presents the central threat of our times. >> reporter: today's china is more assertive globally. its military is modernizing, and claims almost all of the south china sea, flouting international law. beijing sells technology the u.s. says helps china spy, and buil billions of dollars of infrastructure around the world, that also builds influence with other countries. in hong kong, after more than a year of protests, beijg ended much of the city's british-era rule of law. and in xinjiang detained more than a million muslim uyghurs. chinese diplomats make no apologies, and criticize their critics. >> ( translated ): the whole world has watched as things unravel in the

nick, aisha and charlie are sticking around. when we come back. talk about not normal. democrats running strong in red states like texas and georgia. our friend steve kornacki joins us with joe biden'sctoral map wish list. he's looking to expand the map as donald trump struggles to lockdown the states he won four years ago. >>> plus a staggering number of new coronavirus cases is straining hospitals and health care workers across this country as the pandemic is growing at a rate we have not seen before. and later the lincoln project versus javanka, the story of the times square billboard that sent jared kushner and ivanka trump in a mega legal meltdown. "deadline: white house" continues after a break. don't go anywhere. se" continues after a break. don't go anywhere. almost no contact tracing. completely ignored the science, completely ignored the warning signs. there were things that could have been done. a lot of people have died needlessly, and there's nothing more frustrating than feeling like you're fighting against someone who should have your back. we are not going to stamp this out unless we have a change of leadership. ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. i'm d

joe biden? >> i you assure you, maria, that south florida will be carried, specifically people that belong to my group, the cuban americans, the venezuelan americans, the nickived in socialism. this is based on ideology. people are going to vote capitalism, are going to vote freedom and liberty. anything that sounds or smells like socialism will be reputed. that's why assure you that souh florida will carry the rest of the state, just like it happened in 2000. once again, the cuban americans, the hispanic americans in the south will carry the whole state for the president. why? because we know that every time we hear this socialism, it scares everybody. we know that socialism is hell. no one will vote for it. it doesn't matter whether they call themselves the democratic, we just want social programs or that we call them -- all that we know, it's a lie. because socialism is misery, oppression and exile, period. so people will not vote for that it doesn't matter how you want to dress it up. that's why i feel so confident that i'm going to win district number 27. maria: all right. we will be watching, maria. great to have you this morning. in the pursuit of fa

nick, again you supported gary johns son in 2016 of the which way are you now leaning in 2020? >> currently i'm leaning joe bidenut plan going forward for some of the issues that i really believe in. i'm disappointed by his lack of tougher chance on china which trump has a very great record on. i'm also disappointed by the way that he is kind of going to be handling the economy and by his vice president's choice. i mean if you had, if you had such a great wide variety of choices if you want to pick a personal of color or another woman, there were plenty of great choices there i just don't believe in kamala harris. however, with biden's record on education, which is very important to me be the environment, how we are going to get get out of this pandemic, those are more immediate pressing concerns for me at the moment, which trump does not have a fleshed enough plan for me to vote for him this go-round. will: what are you specifically talking about, not a fleshed out plan? recovery from covid-19, nick? >> correct. both covid-19s. i'm an educator. education in particular. i think if you look at his plan, it deals

joe biden's website and look up "lift every voice black agenda." americae it is good for and i will say this, back to the football, look at: cap nick. -- look at colinapernick. there is a movement out now and i just saw a cartoon of him kneeling next to a sign saying "vote." we don't know whether he voted in 2016, or maybe we do and we don't know whether he registered to vote this year, but that cartoon by a black cartoonist inspired me. i'm going to say to all of america, love. don't hate. don't hate mr. president. don't hate mr. biden, but love. the one thing i am asking america to do with me is to lift every voice and sing and take a look at my website, liftevery voiceandsing.org. host: i will leave it there. here's a text from anne in florida who says "one promise kept that was omitted was the nullification of the iran nuclear deal negotiated by the obama administration. the nullification is now a can tripping factor to peace agreements being negotiated in the middle east today. eli supporting the president in michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. i support president trump because i'm a veteran. our member under bush's leadership, we los

nick, how about you. you are 30 years old, registered libertarian, as we said voted for johnson. who are you leaning toward and why? >> currently at the moment i am leaning towards joe bidenly each day. i kind of think we need somebody who will bring the country together. not just to bridge the racial disparities that we have in america but also who would bring a more pragmatic approach towards battling the pandemic and governing. originally i immigrated from poland with my family and we became citizens years ago so we love taking part in the electoral process. but immigration is still an issue that's near and dear to my heart. i don't think either candidate actually has a very good record on immigration so it's something that i hope and proves i improve future. i say that because every time i hear that oh, socialism or communism wasn't done right in some sort of country. i keep saying where i have heard that one before? so i am still very afraid of biden's increasingly socialist leanings as well as whether or not is he going to be controlled by the increasingly left legislature. and that's something that although his rhetoric has been good. he has said he will work with