presidential election debate between president obama trumpet his democratic rival joe biden in ohio but away from the mainstream media analysis of every minor detail of that debate with just over a month before the election i'm joined now by the chairman of the texas republican party and former member of the house of representatives on west to discuss the bigger picture here that's been eclipsed by global pandemic mass protests in the usa and he joins me now from garland in texas alan thanks for coming on so yeah in a very big picture at terms do you think by not being such a tough opponent so much as far as the republicans see it the d.n.c. know that it will become allah harris that could be president shortly after an election of a by presidency in many ways i think that they see this as a couple harris joe biden ticket. and most people know that joe biden is probably not going to be able to sustain you know for 6 months or even a year in the presidency so we're really looking at the policies of kaamelott harris of which she has stood for was used as a u.s. senator and also as attorney

they rigged the american economy for the globalists for the wealthy, for the insiders, that's the obama-biden legacy. that's exactly what biden and harris want to go back. to say kamala harris wouldn't say they would stand up to china either. same agenda. these are the people who sent all those jobs away to china who

it's up 1% under his first four years. 15% under obama/biden. 1% under him. that's michigan. right here. we handed him the longest streak of job growth in american history. but the economic damage he did by botching the pandemic response means he'll be the only president since herbert hoover to actually lose jobs. herbert hoover. that's a long time ago. joe biden and garrey peters kno the key to a strong economy is

obama/biden wrote regulations to prevent their extraction.love to turn the iron range there which is now prosperous into a cop el and nickel range. -- copper and mix el range. these are the types of policies that are going to matter. maine, one of the poorest states in in the union, they're hard scrabble people, they work hard. after the trump tax cuts, within two years the average median household income, real, went up 25%. if joe biden takes away the trump tax cuts, what's going to happen to the people in maine? is so i think it's, this election should be about the economy. if it is, it should be about policy. donald trump clearly trumps joe biden on this. gerry: let's talk brief lu, if we could, because we're running out of time, about china. you've spent a lot of your time dealing with trade policy the last four years, china if particular, taking a much more aggressive approach than previous administrations have. at the end of the four years, peter, china is emerging quite strongly. china's recovering more strongly from the coronavirus th

it's up 1% under his first four years. 15% under obama/biden. 1% under him. that's michigan, right here. we added in the longest streak of job growth in american history. the economic damage he inflicted by botching the pandemic response means he'll be the only president since herbert hoover to lose jobs. herbert hoover. that's a long time ago. joe biden and gary peters know the key to a strong economy isn't cutting more taxes for

it's up 1% under his first 4 years. 15% under obama-biden, 1% under him. that's michigan, right here. we handed him the longest streak of job growth in american history. but the economic damage he inflicted by botching the pandemic response means he'll be the only president since hoover to actually lose jobs. hoover, that's a long time ago. joe biden and gary peters know that the key to a strong economy isn't cutting more taxes for

the secretary of defense under president obama robert gates said joe biden has been on the wrong side of every policy issue in his lifetime. president obama used to say that if you wanted something really screwed up, give it to joe biden to handle. [laughter] >> this is the guy that we have running. in fact, obama tried to keep joe from running. he was very famously quoted as saying, joe, you don't have to do this, you don't have to do this, joe, don't do it. you don't have to do this. i could see that and wouldn't endorse him until long after primaries had ended. and joe is lost, he wouldn't endorse him. he was the vice president and wouldn't endorse him. made terrible statements and wouldn't endorse him and after he won it was months before he endorsed because he didn't want to see it happen. he's probably the most surprised person on earth, obama and they said, sir, obama is going to start campaigning for him a couple of days ago, i said that's okay, that's good. he campaigned for hillary, how did that work out? [cheers and applause] >> his crowds are extraordinarily small just so

during the obama biden administration. unfortunately, they smear various people.and it creates huge legal liability for anyone who wants to communicate or maintain a relationship. talk about this in the book. certain individuals. so essentially, by the time the 2016 election came around, is a complete international, inc. almost everybody who knew wanted nothing to do with me. not just high-level people within the trump campaign. including the candidate himself. but basically everyone i know. so the one exception to that was a professor from cambridge university in the uk. this gentleman the name of stephan. it's now been revealed unfortunately, he was part of what is known as spy gate. the government operatives were looking to surveilled and be part of this spying operation against the trump campaign unfortunately partied so along the lines of have you met them. well of really wasn't meeting with anyone. with the exception of this one guy who i thought was a good potentially goodhearted person. in his heart in the right place but little did i know they was a high

they had a direct pipeline into the obama-biden administration. ing about dropping joe biden's name with union officials to get at union pension funds. rudy giuliani told newsmax and he met with delaware police and turned over shocking e-mails found on the laptop of hunter biden. we have more and more putting the whole story together what was going on with the biden family. how joe biden had a lot of debt. how he did like real estate. joe biden liked big houses. "wall street journal" reported on joe biden's penchant for buying big houses. so we have all that with the bidens. the biden campaign is talking about going after the trump family like ivanka trump for getting things like, you know, patents in china from chinese officials. that that is influence peddling too. how is trump campaign going to push back on that? >> well that is absurd. first the trump family was already successful in private business they have they entered public life. president trump gave up a pretty good life as a private american businessman to run for president. and regardi

the obama-biden va handled out to.auci told americans the virus was low risk and to go about their lives. fauci and trump on the same page. they didn't want to panic the people. when biden says trump blew it on the virus. throw fauci back in his face. fauci said the president did an excellent job. biden talks about no social distancing. but when democrats flooded the streets all summer rioting and fighting police, biden didn't care. he backed the mob. biden is moaning about the president not wearing a mask. but he just wears his as a prop. look at him talking to people close up. no mask. here is governor cuomo. no mask. here is dianne feinstein. no mask. there is pelosi in the beauty salon. here is cnn reporter kaitlan collins who is always mask shaming people. watch her rip the mask off when she thinks the cameras are off. biden wanted to keep the economy locked down longer. schools and sports locked down longer. biden would have killed this country. biden is for lockdowns, not opening up. for the economy, this is eas

even with a congress fighting them at every step it's extraordinary what was achieved during the obama-biden administration. look no further than the affordable care act. one of the things, one of the many things achieved while joe biden was vice president was that health care was expanded and made available to millions of americans. those same millions of americans who are worried about what will happen if donald trump succeeds and the republicans succeed in taking that health caraway, which they failed to do in the senate, largely because of that big thumbs down from john mccain and are now instead trying to do in the courts which is part of what's at stake in this supreme court nomination. it is just one more piece of evidence of how out of touch donald trump is with american life, to have no clue what it meant in our actual lives out here in the midwest, for example, when the obama-biden administration rescued the auto industry, brought us back from the great recession and expanded health care coverage to millions of americans. >> do you know how joe biden plans to spend the next 11 days

about president trump's closing argument in the final debate against biden, he talked about the obama-biden record on immigration trying to share e burden of immigration policy with vice president biden. his vice president biden breaking through with tino voters in the way he needs to to win the election? --for monthss latino activists, lawmakers, organizers as a -- have been yelling at the biden campaign saint you need to do more to reach out to latino voters. they were on track to be the second largest voting group after white voters. the biden campaign had done some reaching out but a happened in the final months, final weeks in the campaign. meanwhile, you have had the trump campaign that is heavily focused on latino voters for months now, four years --for years. it is not that trump thinks he won't win the latino vote. a majority are still s starting with biden and democrats, but in states that are decided by really small margins like in a , ifida, pennsylvania president trump can pick up a few more latino voters there, ththat could be the deciding thing. thingsone of the big with bide

small business confidence now is higher today than it was any time in the eight years that biden-obama were in the white house. it will be more tax cuts and more deregulation. >> bill: gdp numbers out a week from today. right before election day on tuesday. austin, where would a biden presidency take our economy? >> look, i think it would take us out of this mess. maybe i heard it wrong. i thought steve moore just said this is a great economy. it is totally not a great economy. we've got 13 million people out of work. the president bungled the response to covid and that wrecked the economy. our labor market performance, just the jobs for ordinary americans is far worse than in any advanced country of the world where they took the disease more seriously. joe biden will invest in the industries where we need it. he's not going to do more of the same, which is the most unpopular tax cut in the history of american polling, which gave trillions of dollars to big corporations and high income people. that's not what we need right now. he's not going to do that. >> look, we brought the economy

biden? remember him? longtime senator, obama's bp. on the ballot in two weeks from today in fact. couple of days ago buying milk shakes in north carolina. one of them vanilla, the other chocolate. he hasn't been heard from since. given his present condition, that is

the person talking about the debt, that was biden and obama. you look at biden's plan to pandemic, his plan is the same as trump and pence, more testing and find a cure. no joke. that is exactly what they are doing. host: we are less than a week away from election day. this tuesday, coming up. many millions of people have participated in early voting, mail-in, absentee ballots, excedrin -- etc. "the los angeles times" has done a study looking at the youth vote. peoplehan 6.8 million have voted in the national election, an increase from this point yesterday -- four years ago. cast moreer 30 have than 900,000 ballots in texas, nearly three times the number as around this time in 2016." some 404,000 young north carolinians have voted. young people in georgia have expanded their vote by 82% to more than three. hundred 40,000 younger voters tend to favor democratic candidates by a 30 point man -- margin. "that alone, can make the traditionally red state of georgia more competitive." you can find more at l.a.times.com. "millions of older people are v

biden. [applause] i can feel it all over ♪ mr. obama: joe biden.dy to go. -- honk if you are ready to go. >> you know it is and always will be ♪ mr. biden: mr. president, thank you, thank you, thank you. of how of reminds you good it can be listening to him, doesn't it? god love him. he is a good man. folks, it is good to be back with friends. neely, governor whitmer, debbie stabenow, my buddy, gary peters, who you will send back to the senate, because i am going to need him. you can always count on him to be a senator for you and your family. my good friend, congressman dan kildy, a good man. and, of course, i wish we could figure out how to send back a guy who we used to have an expression up in scranton we would say when somebody wasn't somebody else's equal. we would say, he was not a patch on his jeans. mr. president, you were still driving him crazy because he is not a patch on your jeans. beack obama, it is great to with the president again. of a presidentr to ouracter, respective, kids looked up to in look up to. -- and look up to. barack o

it is thanks to the obama-biden administration and their work to pass the affordable care act that my son cannot be denied medical care is of his pre-existing condition. i vote democrat because they fight for people like my son and the right for quality, affordable health care. the last two months of not been easy either. the coronavirus .as hurt workers in las vegas it's clear to me that donald to do whatailed needs to be done to protect american. what about those who are not so lucky. -- or not so lucky? out for them and their families? that is why we need joe biden. someone like us. who grew up in a working-class community, not part avenue. joe will fight for us. word describes the spirit of nevada. resilience. with joe biden as the next president we will move past the darkness of the last four years to a brighter future. 24 days from now, nevada, we have a chance to answer this nation's call for compassion, for faith, for resiliency. it is my honor to introduce to you the next president of the united states joe biden. honking]s mr. biden: hello, hello, hello. hello. thank you, tha

none of this was achieved under obama-biden. eight years to do these things and did not of the above. >> martha: so, juan, how do you respond to that in the numbers that we are seeing indicate that young black men 18-44 are more sort of open to the idea of supporting a republican, in this case president trump. older black men seem to be more in the biden camp, at least according to some of the numbers out there. what do you say to the list that he just laid out there for why they should consider a republican candidate? >> i think there's always a reason to consider a republican candidate, martha, because you're looking for different ideas, ideas that might work for you and your family. i just don't see that from president trump. you know, he makes the case about an employment, which is something that the president often trumpets, but i think are most black people you look at the record and say way to mena, at the start of the recession, remember president obama came in and the rate of black on employment was nearly 18%, 17 plus

the e-mails lay out how these companies used hunter biden to gain access to the obama administration. it says right in one of the e-mails, don't mention joe. i mean, these e-mails lay it out. the media has been entirely incurious about it from the very beginning, even before they could say whether the e-mails were real or not. they were providing cover for joe biden by saying there's no connection between any of his official actions and whether or not hunter biden had any influence on policy. the story screams out for investigation and nobody seems to care. it's really remarkable. howie: but in purely political terms, ray, and many pointed this out, some conservative commentators have said this is not helping president trump politically to make hunter biden a top issue. >> we'll see. i mean, as you note, the president by being so deeply immersed in the minutia of this used a bunch of telegraphed attacks that only would score with people who were watching, who understood the outlines of the story very well. joe biden, not to his credit, answered in a similar kind of shorthand and code,

it took obama-biden an entire year to recover that many jobs. it is indeed a v-shaped recovery for the hispanic men and women in the country. >> could this hurt the -- >> no. the president believes the latino population very much wants a lawful immigration system, and also we believe his law and order message is resonating and very important as voters wants to be secure in their homes and secure on their streets. yes? >> thank you, kayleigh. the president recently unveiled his platinum plan geared towards the african-american community. access to capital and a lot of are money. talking about that, no one seems to talk about that. how will that be add ministered and how the white house will track its success? >> a very important plan for the black community and bears mentioning in the pandemic as we've regained jobs roughly four in ten jobs lost among black americans have been gained and it took obama-biden two years to do that. indeed outpacing job growth for the black community and the latino community. and the president has promised this commu

biden picking up steam. yesterday former president obama added his voice at a biden rally in north miami. >> donald trump likesctually give him credit for it. listen, america created 1.5 million more jobs in the last year. obama/biden administration than in the first three years of the trump/pence administration. their first three years fell short of our last

to claim he built this economy, america created 1.5 million more jobs in the last years of the obama/biden administration than in his first three years and that was before he could blame the pandemic. joe biden and i with the help of democratic congress rescued the auto industry. gary peters was there. he told us to bet on michigan and we did. manufacturing in michigan grew by 15% over our last four years. trump promised he would make michigan the manufacturing hub of the world again. it's up 1% under his first four years. 15% under obama/biden. 1% under him. that's michigan, right here. we added in the longest streak of job growth in american history. the economic damage he inflicted by botching the pandemic response means he'll be the only president since herbert hoover to lose jobs. herbert hoover. that's a long time ago. joe biden and gary peters know the key to a strong economy isn't cutting more taxes for billionaires, it's lifting up the prospects for working americans. and joe's got plan to create one million new auto related jobs by accelerating electric vehicle production. he's g

. >> a couple hundred along the way, biden ended with a driving rally in pennsylvania's for a small town, a region donald trump won by slamming the obama administration for job losses. biden painted the president is a man who doesn't get the working class and broke promises to reopen shaded mills, the local unemployment rate doubling under his administration. biden contrasted his own plan and while he did react -- >> we started in cleveland, ohio, just last night i had a unique experience of debating whatever his name was, donald trump. >> biden kept his focus on what people didn't here. >> he didn't speak to you or the american people about their concerns, not even once last night did he say a word about anything, think about it, not once. >> biden is joined by people who say they are struggling to pay their bills like tom davis, general motors assembly line worker whose ohio plant closed after 17 years. he told biden he makes the 8 hour trip from kentucky to see his wife and kids. a transfer is the only way to survive. biden, lifelong commuter who campaigns on empathy, connection to struggle to turn into votes. the train tour was esp

biden with a wide lead in pennsylvania. and with more than 40 million votes already cast, can obama help biden put the race away? it didn't work in 2016. so, joining me now to discuss, david axelrod, the former presidential adviser to president obama and angela reigh. how are you? good to see both of you. >> how are you? >> i'm doing very well, thank you. david obama campaign for hillary before she lost that state in 2016. he didn't pull together the bohm coalition. is joe biden doing it or building a different coalition? >> look, i think there are certainly elements of the obama coalition and joe biden is adding to it. he has reached more deeply into that white non-college vote that helped propel donald trump. that's one of the reasons why trump feared him as a candidate. we've seen a strong move -- you know, trump carried the suburbs back in 2016. he's losing by a wide margin there now. and yes, i think he is going to reassemble the other elements of the coalition. i should mention seniors as well. he won those by 8 points, seniors by 8 points. he's losing them now. so he is losing his own coalition to biden. i

america created 1.5 million more jobs in the last three years of the obama-biden administration than before he could blame the pandemic. joe biden and i worked to rescue the auto industry. jerry peters was there. debpy stabenow was there. gary peters understood what was at stake. he told us to bet on michigan and we did and manufacturing grew by 15%. over our final four years in office. donald trump came in, he said, i'm going to make michigan the manufacturing hub of the world. it's up 1% under his first four yea years. 15-1. we handed him the longest streak of job growth in american history, but the economic damage that he's inflicted by botching the pandemic response means he'll be the only president since herbert hoover to actually lose jobs. herbert hoover. that's the furthest. that's a long time ago. there have been a lot of presidents since herbert hoover. he'll be the first one to lose jobs during his presidency. joe biden and gary peters knows the key to a strong economy, it's not tax cuts for billionaires. it's lifting the prospects of working americans. and joe's got a pla

the good news is we spent the last four years gearing up for this unlike the obama biden administration on whose watch even democrats admit we were called. the trump administration workede with congress and others to get us ready. the white house has imposed sanctions on russians who interfered in 2016. the department of justice, the department of homeland security and the intelligence community led efforts to strengthen and coordinate our defenses. and here in the senate the intelligence committee spent years studying whatha went wrong in 2016 and published a 1300 page report with recommendations. in the last two years alone we passed more than $800 million to fund and support secure elections. they described last night they are being combated by the federal government and close coordination with state and local officials and private sector. it's being shared with the public as appropriate. even the washington democrats who spent yearsar talking about the threats. we've made huge strides. the junior senator for connecticut admitted we are going to have a free and fair election because

joe biden will increase regulations, like you did in the obama administration. we are now the largest petroleum producer in the world. clearly, under biden and harris, that will go away and create national security issues, as well as diminish our growth. if you look at the issue with defense spending -- bob, do not underestimate this. fed's production has helped to stabilize our economy, because the places i have gone to and visited, oshkosh, the shipyards, wherever, they are still producing. and these are great paying jobs. and we know that joe biden and harris will cut defense spending. that will harm states like michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. so, that is no good. look, last thought -- trade. let me finish. you know that biden was responsible for voting for nafta. he voted for china to get into the wto. he has been sympathetic to china, he does not think that they are going to "eat our lun ch." will he rollback tariffs? if he does any of that, forget about manufacturing in this country. they lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs on their watch. before the chin

obama. presumably choosing him to be vice president he ignored the comment from biden saying obama as the fust mainstream african-american who is articulate and bright and clean biden. i think has picked for a lot of reasons has been really prominent one is that basically not only do you want someone who's already been think is going to run for president and sort of have his own ambitions of course and not be. wrong. but also was that if he picked someone who was kind of white and more consume them all that were considered meant that he would get some people bored you know maybe a little bit spooked at the idea of having a black president true much attention is paid to siri martin's comments and you know they get me wrong they are also. offensive. but i think people it's a pain more to the actual polls i think the problem with biden and frankly with trump is not their rhetoric it's all of the things i say it's a things that they do it's a way that the whole season they've implemented respectable careers that really hurt african-americans and latinos and the whole who are sick or something that

the little sisters of the poor did not wake up thinking it would be good fun if the obama biden administration first them to violate their own conscience. these nuns did not manufacture their lengthy legal battle for the benefit. it was the left that went on offense. churches all across america did not go looking and then to suggest if they actual practice traditional teaching so the parts of the elite american in the left have about and then to see their fellow citizens it will take more than victim blaming because they got out of bed. they could start this week they could start today. credents and qualifications, and they could stop gawking at deeply religious americans like they have encountered extraterrestrial life or bought a ticket for a of great importance to america, the nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court has thrust the issue of health care

in 2014, i was serving as the obama-biden ambassador to south africa. we of course had the ebola crisis, the ebola outbreak. what did president obama and joe biden do at that moment, they called for a multinational response. they commissioned the best and the brightest from nih, cdc worked with 60 countries around the world and they moved thousands of health care workers into position not just in the u.s. but into other places abroad to stem the tide of the crisis. right now, chris, we are weeks behind the lockdown in europe that's surely on its way here and these guys can't get their act together. the comparison is astonishing, but i think the american people know what clear choice exists right in front of it. >> one thing that's bizarre to me about this is, you know, i think the president -- you said this in the first video where you said from the beginning this was viewed from the president's self-interest politically. and i think that's been very clear. but at this point it just seems catastrophic to go around telling people everything's fine when it

biden, obama and crooked healthily led this treason -- hillary led this treasonous plot. this is -- you can hear the frustration in the president's tweets and husband voice as he -- and his voice as he has to deal with just an unbelievable crime against this country. and i think he's right, the worst political crime in our country's history. it's stunning to imagine that the american people are not going to be outraged when they go to the polls and vote accordingly. >> i just hope they see the story because unless they're watching you, lou, or, you know, sean hannity over at fox and others, i gotta tell you, they're not really going to hear this story, and it's sad. here hillary clinton and the democrats concocted, funded and executed a strategy to distract from her own political woes and did so by using the levers of the obama/biden administration to do things that were nefarious in their intent and aegressive against -- aggressive against donald trump in a manner to spy on a political campaign. i mean, it doesn't get any worse than that. lou lye well, let's hope it does

places like lieu zern county that went for trump in 2016 but previously obama/biden counties, and this is a place that joe biden is working to earn back and frankly it is one of the key examples of the way that he's trying to campaign in these kinds of places that democrats made inroads in 2018 and now trying to bring that message nationally across the country. and i know we talk about this as a battleground state. we talk about the polls. we talk about how close it's been in the past. but frankly, there's a situation playing out just down the hill from where we are, where there's hundreds of cars waiting to get into this event, it is a drive-in style event for biden. and there's trump campaign supporters that are also down there. you can hear the cheering. you can hear the honking. that is one of the metrics that we're seeing just playing out on the ground here. but in terms of what is going to happen here today, i just want to show you quickly, our camera man will pan over to what it looks like in the lead-up to a drive-in rally here. you mentioned that biden will be campaigning with

obama/biden wrote regulations to prevent their extraction.love to turn the iron range there which is now prosperous into a cop el and nickel range. -- copper and mix el range. these are the types of policies that are going to matter. maine, one of the poorest states in in the union, they're hard scrabble people, they work hard. after the trump tax cuts, within two years the average median household income, real, went up 25%. if joe biden takes away the trump tax cuts, what's going to happen to the people in maine? is so i think it's, this election should be about the economy. if it is, it should be about policy. donald trump clearly trumps joe biden on this. gerry: let's talk brief lu, if we could, because we're running out of time, about china. you've spent a lot of your time dealing with trade policy the last four years, china if particular, taking a much more aggressive approach than previous administrations have. at the end of the four years, peter, china is emerging quite strongly. china's recovering more strongly from the coronavirus th

obama is old news. he is old news. bidenjust more of the same. >> that was pretty tough stuff from voters in pennsylvania. your final word on that. >> president trump is gaining big time in pennsylvania. he is gaining big time and all the swing states right now. his national numbers have closed the gap completely. he has probably ahead in a lot of places he was behind only a few i weeks ago. because, because he is making the case. you cannot raise taxes the way biden intends to. you cannot regulate. well, mr. biden would essentially have the government take over the economy and the energy sector and the healthcare sector. the ban on fracking is not only assault on people -- it will cost several million jobs and damage gdp, but we have clean air, we have declining carbon emissions because of the technology of parking and horizontal drilling which has given us natural gas supply and makes it cheaper to power the economy and allows us to stand up to russia overseas. that is what you are hearing from those folks in northern penn

just as an observation of somebody who has covered joe biden for a while, in 2008 when obama and bidenould campaign together, the reporters assigned to obama, said whenever joe biden was campaigning with him, obama seemed to be a little looser, having more fun on the campaign trail. today, seeing these two together, joe biden seemed to have a little more fun, a little more determined pep in his step as well on the campaign trail today. one more stop on the scheduled today, heading from here down to detroit will detroit, will feature stevie wonder. >> they were playing stevie wonder as they came on the stage earlier. we're getting information as to election night and what the biden camp will be doing. they'll be addressing the crowd from wilmington, delaware, alongside his wife and senator kamala harris and her husband. anything else on this that you know? i know we got the email about four minutes ago. i don't mean to put you on the spot with this, but wondering if you have any other details on it? >> it's interesting. we'll remember the scene we saw in delaware for the democratic conv

at each stop today, though, joe biden has been the headliner, that was never the head when barack obama was at the top of the ticket. he obviously, joe biden is the democratic nominee although he and obama are putting a lot of focus on the current president. >> the president likes to portray that i love this, likes to portray hymn as a tough guy, when you're in high school wouldn't you have like today take a shot. that's a different story, anyway. a macho man. peter: dispute that, barack obama said joe biden doesn't have a mean-spirited bone in his body. 179 cars parked in the lot behind the school in flint for that event which coincided with the hot ticket in town broadcast of the michigan state football game. barack obama focused heavily in his remarks on president trump covid-19 response but also tried to make things personal, he called biden his brother and he admitted democrats got complacent during the last election and even though we really don't hear a ton of obama about the news of the day he has apparently been paying attention and trying to use what he's learn today level lin

because this country rejected the obama-biden administration. as calling donald trump a racist, shame on you, michelle obama. tell us what obama did. donald trump has given positive reform for black america, historical black colleges, low unemployment rate, she will call him a racist and not count what obama did because he did nothing for black people and just because she is black, that doesn't give her credibility. she lost credibility today, sean by pressing that video. >> sean: i have a question, why didn't barack and joe set record low unemployment for every minority group? why didn't they commit as much money and time to historically black colleges? why didn't they do criminal justice reform, police reform opportunity zones? i think those are fair questions. because those are all the things that donald trump got done, not barack and not joe. >> they are excellent questions and why don't they support choice in public schools? michelle obama simply went to a magnet school, she did not go to the local school maker because it was a bad school.

i want to bring in fresh off barack obama's first in-person event for biden this year, margaret carlson from "the daily beas beast". i don't know why he wanted to bring up bin laden, but barack obama seemed perfectly happy to get into it and do it in a way which was a mix of seriousness, here's the facts, here's what happens, and that cool factor, or a looser style that created this moment i'm about to play, which will be on replay. you might see this more than once, which is the former president referring to the current president as some kind of crazy uncle. take a look. >> you'll be able to go about your lives knowing that the president is not going to retweet conspiracy theories. about secret cabals running the world or that navy s.e.a.l.s didn't actually kill bin laden. think about that. the president of the united states retweeted that. imagine. what -- what? that's not normal presidential behavior. we wouldn't tolerate it in our own family except for maybe crazy uncle somewhere. >> margaret? notice he didn't say crazy uncle joe, which is usually a joe. he also brought up the chine

shouldn't that be his focus rather than pointing out deficiencies with obama-biden?olutely and one of my biggest complaints about the first debate, and the reason why president trump -- i would argue that president trump shouldn't even participate in this last debate because, the whole thing has become so unfair and so stacked against him. the problem he really has ground he needs to make up because he failed to do before. my complaint about the first debate he didn't make his argument for, whether foreign policy, the economy and even his handling of the coronavirus. he has got a great story to tell, a great argument to make. he didn't make it. david: yeah. >> and of course mike pence did a great job of making it but the president has to make it and nobody can make a case on something trump does. david: charlie, they want me to wrap but i have to mention this robert reich tweet, instead of giving credit to the trump administration, he want as truth and reconciliation commission to look into anybody who abated the trump presidency in anyway. this, this is something ri

we are about to see joe biden and obama for one more night only at this point. >> when you talk about that socialism argument that's been leveed against biden and harris, you get the sense that attack which we have seen in paid advertising and we have seen on the stump has penetrated to some degree. they see this state as must win again. what are you hearing from the trump campaign ? >> reporter: this state they won by 44,000 votes back in 2016. this was after nearly 30 years of democratic wins in the state. pennsylvania an absolutely key state for the trump campaign to maintain if they want to continue their path to re-election. lots of support. this county went for trump by 70% back in '16. when talk about the voters he's looking to harness, he's looking the make sure the same voters he was able to flip back in '16 are still engaged. we have seen some new registration numbers. republicans are out number democratic registrations by two to one. we don't know if these are new republican voters or if they are independents and democrats that flipped for donald trump back in '16. remember

from his first moment when obama first saw biden in the senate, back in 2004, obama slipped a note toated with him listening to biden talk a little longer than we wanted. obama had written "shoot me now." then he came to rb what joe biden brought to experience in foreign affairs and understanding how to do things in washington. one. reasons barack obama tasked him with overseeing implementation of the stimulus bill, after all, an understanding of levers of power. you understood biden had a different view of obama than in the beginning. frankly he thought when first joined the ticket, he told people at the white house, i still think i'm the best man for the job. but after watching obama a few moss and watching his discipline, frankly, level of preparation. the way he would read briefing books into the night, it changed joe biden's sense what it meant to be at that level of power and what was required and said to an aide in the white house after a few months frankly i was wrong. the best man won and i'm honored to help him succeed. >> remarkable. the two certainly appear to have gotten

under the obama-biden administration, more than 40% of all coal mining jobs will be destroyed, totally gone, and you know what happened? i mean, did you see what they did to west virginia and other places including pennsylvania when they were here? don't forget, they've been here for eight years before me. if they did a good job, i would have never run. i didn't need this. i didn't need this. although we are having a good time and we are doing a good j good job. no, but it's true. if they did a good job, i wouldn't have run. thank you. [crowd chanting] there's a lot of people! this is a lot of people! i always want the cameras to show, they never like to show. they don't like to talk about it. you can hear how big these crowds are. and by the way, you know, in all fairness to erie, all over the country -- it makes you feel good, all over the country the biggest crowds anyone has ever had. bigger than what we had four years ago. bigger. and you have to watch -- you have to watch what we do to 60 minutes, you'll get such a kick out of it. you're going to get a kick out of it. not going t