pelosi: good morning, everyone. here.you for being i have a special guest with us today, the distinguished chair of the energy and commerce committee mr. frank pallone. i asked him to join us because we haddiscussions that been engaged in about how we go forward. the simple fact is and has always been that unless we crushed the virus, we are not going to be able to open our economy or our schools or our society safely. 4, when we had our testing,onavirus bill, tennis, testing has been the focal point of addressing crushing the virus. it had been in the legislation but it has not a priority for this administration. so in our bill that we put forth, are h.e.r.o.e.s. act that honors our heroes or state and local folks, health-care workers, first responders, sanitation, transportation, food workers on the frontlines, our teachers that are on the front nine, they risk their lives to save the lives and now they may lose their jobs in order to protectin order to protect themr -- we have to do what we have done in the heroe

>> as long as nancy pelosi is involve the answer is easily no. we watched her every single time we tried to have covid-19 relief she held the process up. now she is strangling the american public by denying these things. you watch even her arguments with blitzer because he wanted to read quotes from her own members asking her to take the deal. i think she cares more about politics than she cares about the american public. it is obvious interactions. remember why she said she doesn't want to go forward. she's fearful the american public would get a check, fearful the president would get some credit of helping the american public in this time of need. >> a quick question regarding covid-19. if a deal goes to the center, what is your plan to keep your members and staff say from the coronavirus? >> that is a great question. i put a report out on how to keep the house safe. one of the elements was testing. nancy pelosi has denied that. the protections on which committees we bring back. unfortunately nancy pelosi has denied -- we work with the medical

speaker pelosi good morning. have -- speaker pelosi: good morning. i have mr. frank pallone. i asked him to join us because of the discussions we had been engaged in about how we go forward. the simple fact is and has always been that unless we crush the virus, we will not be able oropen our economy, schools, economy safely. since march 4, we had our first coronavirus bill, testing, testing, testing has been a focal point of addressing and crushing the virus. it has not been a priority for this administration. in our bill that we put forth, our heroes act that honors our folks, state and local ,nd first responders transportation and food workers , theye on the frontline risk their lives to save other lives and they may now lose their -- their jobs in order to children, andour our country, we have to do in -- what is in the heroes act, to crush the virus. it is not just about having the language which we have over and over. acting in goodwill, that the administration would listen to the scientists when it came to testing, treatment, mask sanitationntilation, . did i say that?

watch his take on nancy pelosi and we're going to show you nancy pelosi blowing up at cnn's wolf blitzerdentally called wolf blitzer an apologist for obama. and backtracked, that you're a poll gift for republicans. watch this. >> seems like there was a tentative deal at $1.8 trillion between white house and mnuchin and the speaker and the speaker was on cnn today basically saying no it is not good enough. that strikes a lot of people as a little nuts. >> that's right. >> he want the -- >> that's right. >> why not work on a deal with him and don't let the perfect as they say here in washington be the enemy of the good. what is wrong with $1.8 trillion. >> i didn't comb over here -- so you're the apologist for obama excuse me, god forbid -- >> madam speaker i'm not an apologist. >> but again you are jazzed defending administration all this time with no knowledge of the difference between our two bills. >> madam speaker these are incredibly difficult times right now. we'll leave it on that note. thanks -- >> leave it on a not you're not right on this wolf. i hate to say that. elizabeth: oka

>> as long as speaker pelosi is involved i think the answer is no.ou've watched every single time we tried to have covid relief, she's held the process up and now she's strangling the american public by denying anything moving. you watch even her arguing with wolf blitzer because he wanted to read quotes in her own members asking her to take the deal. i think she cares more about politics than about the american public. it's obvious with her actions. remember why she said she doesn't want to go forward. she's fearful the american public will get a check and the president would get some credit instead of helping the american public in this time of need. >> i have a quick question regarding covid-19. if a deal is approved, what is your plan to keep the members and staff safe from the virus? >> that's a great question. four or five months ago i put a report out along with robbie davis and tom cole on how to keep the house safe. one of the elements was testing. unfortunately, speaker pelosi denied that, the protections on which cities we bring back and u

especially pelosi.these various incidents that have happened recently. elizabeth: all right. kristin tate, hey, thank you so much for joining us. it's great to see you. buy heret book, read her stuff, she's a great writer. good to see you. >>> up next, former whitewater independent counsel robert ray ons. that doj probe on the obama administration's unmasking. it did end without any report. but the controversies have only just begun like this mystery: who exactly cooked up the alleged disinformation plan, who at the clinton campaign come up with that in the summer of 2016 trying to link to trump to the russian hacking of democrat e-mails while also at the same time smearing him with the now-discredited steele dossier? and who's leaking all of this to the media right out of the gate to places like "the new york times"? we take itor up with robert ray next. >> and, by the way, obama and biden knew everything that was happening, okay? just in case you had any questions. we'll take care of it after the elec

speaker pelosi will join us. governor andrew cuomo will join us. i think they both have similar stories to tell of what it has been like during this pandemic. to try to force this white house to do the right thing. they both have just experience that's no one else in their experiences have ever had in dealing with the white house and in dealing with a pandemic. >> fascinating. get to it, lawrence. i want to hear it. >> thank you, rachel. people are voting. the lines are long. the people continue to show up to vote in record numbers in early voting all over the country. people are social distancing in those lines as they wait to vote. because they know that the country is in the grip of a pandemic. and there is some risk to their health and their lives by going to a polling place. and they know that the president of the united states is doing absolutely nothing about that. negligent the president of the united states has allowed all of the economic support systems for people suffering in this pandemic to expire and they know that the president has n

speaker pelosi has also said she has tested negative. should they be doing anything special to ensure that they do not catch covid-19? guest: absolutely. obviously, all eyes are on the president's health and well-being, but the reality is that the presidency is more than one person, more than one man, and we need to think about what happens next. it is important to remember, the president is currently hospitalized with the virus that has killed 210,000 americans. this is a serious moment and we need to think about the president and keep him in our thoughts and prayers, but we also need to think about the vice president, the speaker, the president pro tem, and sunni members of the cabinet as part of the line of succession. it would be a real mistake for the vice president to continue his daily activities as he has been conducting them, because he to aight now, very close heartbeat away from the presidency. he needs to think clearly that even if the president doesn't pass away from this, the president may need to temporarily transfer power

speaker pelosi: good morning, everyone. >> good morning. pelosi: thank you for being here. we are really very honored to have congressman raskin to lead us through his legislation which , is so very important. so i hope you will prepare yourself for a civics lesson, or a presentation on the constitution of the united states. the 25th amendment to the constitution was ratified in 1967 after the assassination of president kennedy with strong , bipartisan support. members of congress have a duty to take all necessary action to preserve continuity of government and protect the stability and integrity of our democracy for the future. that is why today, again, it is my honor to welcome congressman jamie raskin of maryland, a constitutional scholar, as he introduces legislation to establish a commission on presidential capacity to discharge the duties and powers and duties of the office. this is not about president trump. he will face the judgment of the voters. but he shows the need for us to create a process for future presidents. throughout america's history, our leaders have c

speaker pelosi: the president said they will.resident has sent to secretary mnuchin for this negotiation. we have negotiated many packages , keeping government open on more than one occasion, negotiating appropriations and the bus bills. covide had four bipartisan bills we have negotiated. people are saying, why would you give the president a victory by getting this done? are concerned about is working families in our country. u.s.-mexicothe canada free trade agreement, they sent us a terrible bill, disasters for the environment, american workers, but we improved it, we negotiated, and people said that gives a victory to the president. no, that gives a victory to america's workers. he is not so important that we would negate an opportunity to help workers. now he brags about it, but it has no result list through the bill that he put forward. nonetheless, ok, we negotiated. in agreementis with me, but i think it could be a template for other trade agreements to be made easier by setting certain standards. the same thing with this.

speaker pelosi: no. reporter: on liability? speaker pelosi: no. reporter: these allegations of corruption involving joe biden -- speaker pelosi: i'm not answering those question, we're talking about the coronavirus. i don't have all day for questions, that's what we're taking now. anybody else have a question on coronavirus negotiations? reporter: i'm wondering how confident you were that 13 republican senators would go over there. had discussions convincingn about republican senators? speaker pelosi: i'm not interested in a bill, we have to have strong bipartisan support in the legislation that we come together on. i would hope that we have bipartisanship in the house and in the senate. the last bill, the cares act was a terrible bill, it was corporate trickle-down, we had our bill taking responsibility, and we brought it. we didn't get everything we they still got $350 billion for the richest people in america, but nonetheless, we got a bill that made, made a difference, not everything but a difference. getting republican votes is not my job. th

i find one of nancy pelosi's quotes very interesting.ays that trump only wants to do that because he wants his name on the 1200-dollar check. that insinuates that nancy pelosi would be okay with it if trump's weren't name were on the check or if her name were on the check. the reality on name is front of check it our children's names. they are the ones writing checks to pay for the money we're borrowing. charles, i'm going to take a hard-line here, say get the economy back open. it is the only way that we could recover. and the longer we stay closed the more permanent and long-lasting damage in will be with our economy as we've seen with the airlines. people are working from home now and some of those people, you know, they're not going to conferences. the business travelers, that is where the airlines make the bulk of their money, frankly is on business travel. and that whole model has changed because of the longevity of the shutdowns from this virus. charles: yeah. maybe they will just pull all the seats out and just start carrying pac

speaker pelosi, thank you very much for joining us tonight. and i think you could just hear that as amy mcgrath was explaining to kentucky that mitch mcconnell has done absolutely nothing, the only entry he made in the debate transcript there was his laughter. that's all he had to say about it was to laugh about the situation. >> it's remarkable, hearing him laugh there. it was so heartbreaking. because it reminded me when we passed the bill when he said, let's take a pause. let's take a pause. let the states go bankrupt. he's never taken this seriously. probably the most honest thing he's done is laugh in public about it to show his true colors. it's really so tragic. and then that was echoed today in something that secretary mnuchin said. i'm not paying for pensions for the states. so this isn't about that. this is about a pandemic, in case you haven't noticed. this is about a pandemic where we are trying to compensate the states for the money that they spent on the pandemic and the revenue that they lost. that's one thing that the president

i don't think nancy pelosi will accept anything under $2 trillion.and that's just not going to fly in the senate. so you could really have a deal which would be highly unusual between the white house and nancy pelosi, maybe, that could be seriously opposed by the senate and it just wouldn't pass the senate. i think it's unlikely. i agree with mitch mcconnell. neil: so who does it hurt more if it never comes to pass at least before the election? >> i think it could hurt some -- democrats in the house have been pushing nancy pelosi. they have been nervous at all the finger pointing and groundhog day of endless negotiation. so they clearly i think, the democrats in trump districts, some of them are nervous it could hurt them but mitch mcconnell certainly thinks that passing a $2 trillion plus bill could depress the base and actually harm the chances that mcconnell holds on to the senate. neil: you know, it's interesting where the talks go. the president has been in a free-wheeling interview with rush limbaugh, talked about the push of nancy pelosi, the

the nancy pelosi hit is there.s talking about that there'll be no airline bill despite the wider stimulus bill. it hit markets but not by much. pushing higher. the election volatility story will be ramping up as we worked our way through the multitude of new cycles we will get before the election. the british pound knocked around. earlier on we were pushing up through 1.70, then fading. it is hard to draw conclusions based on the various headlines. the consensus seems to be we are , and thatwards a deal is probably indicated in the price. off our recent lows. we got nearly up towards 1.30 earlier on. let show you the individual markets around europe. the ftse up .7%. similar to what we are seeing on the cac 40. the dax underperformed yesterday, bouncing back today. the more interesting stories when you get into the bottom up, the single stock names. air andiation stocks, space stocks have been trending strongly. energy stocks have been doing relatively well. it is interesting to see what happened in the space. iag

so we want to look behind how pelosi and trump are getting along.he therapeutics in the vaccine are positive at least for 2021 regardless of the immediate timing and then we look at the outlook for corporate earnings and return to normalcy once we have a stimulus dealing, the election and this covid hopefully thing under control. and when we see that we see a robust runway for investors who are flush with cash and businesses who by the way are running far more efficiently than they were prior, or at least in a lower cost world. we also fortunately or unfortunately for the people who are unemployed, unemployment brings down labor costs. low energy costs, people working from home. and you and i have disagreed on this somewhat, but lower occupancy costs. i think that you will zero bust corporate earnings in 2021 and that is what we're looking at for our investors, the not the daily motions out of washington, d.c. >> and i was saying earlier that now even invisible viruses are politicized thanks to social media and whatever else. how about this, does th

number 1, speaker pelosi doesn't want a bill. number 2, speaker pelosi does not want a bill. number 3, speaker pelosi does not want a bill. now, i understand that she says -- >> neil: what is he doing now? if she doesn't want a bill and she's having these talks with mnuchin, what is the real deal? >> if i can finish my thought. i understand that she says otherwise and certain members of the press parrot everything that she says. they suck it up like a hoover deluxe. but she does. want a bill. if you think otherwise, all you have to do is look at her interview with wolf blitzer on another network. you know as well as i do that people in washington have be judged by what they do, not what they say. why doesn't she want a bill? i can only give you any opinion. she thinks it will help president trump. she does not like president trump. she is angry at president trump. you can only be young once but you can always be immature. i would like to see this speaker put aside her feelings. fill out a hurt feelings report and let us pass another bill to try to help the american people. we

nancy pelosi says she is hopeful of agreement. remaining pressure, cutting thousands of of adespite the boost travel level between hong kong and singapore. protesters in thailand employ social media to organize rallies and stay one step ahead of the police. let's get straight to the markets with tokyo and seoul coming online. sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. sophie: in japan, zi yan trading steady. the currency in a new range of 102 to 106. the nikkei 225 adding 0.2%. japan is discussing restarting flights with china and we are keeping an eye on operators. suntory is considering acquiring , chew. to south korea this morning, we got trade numbers showing exports falling at a slower pace for the first 20 days of october but we did see a near 6% rise in daily average shipments. more strength for the korean won been after it breached 1140 for the first time in over a year. the won may also come through depending on how that deal is executed. let's check in on trade in australia. stocks being led higher on the asx 200. earnings are in f

nettie pelosi this -- nobody cares about you and nancy pelosi. all they want is some relief from the anxiety that they are dealing with. nobody cares about what you and chuck schumer are debating about, the question is are you delivering for the people of south carolina? the answer is no. time months since the last we have had a relief bail. you and the senate took a vacation in august and i wish he would have put the urgency of the supreme court nomination into getting the bill done for the people of south carolina. they don't want to hear excuses about who is to blame, they want action. question, we start with mr. graham. judicial confirmations have become partisan over the past few years. senators basing their votes on how they predict nominees will rule on certain issues in addition to the qualifications. do you think you should be taking more than just qualifications into consideration when deciding on any judicial nominee and if so, what would you look for? sen. graham: i will answer that -- i would like to tell mr. harrison, why don't you

pelosi: thank you, david. david: she is nancy pelosi. coming up, europe is grappling with the surgeon the coronavirus. we talk with the editor of the economist, zanny milton beddoes next en balance of power and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. a fragile european economy is threatened by the spread of the coronavirus with various shutdowns invoked. for a read on the european economy and what is being done, we welcome zanny milton beddoes, editor-in-chief of the economist and contributor to wall street week at bloomberg. great to have you back with us. give us your take on the ground. what is going on with covid-19? it seems to be coming back. zanny: great to be with you again, if on the other side of the break land tech. it is coming back and we are seeing a rise in cases across europe. particularly across pain. the summer,lull in guards were taken down, and starting in early september, cases started rising. it is not happening everywhere, particularly france and spain. the u.k. also rising fas

speaker pelosi: this is not about any judgment someone has about someone's behavior. this is about a diagnosis, a professional medical diagnosis. let me be personal here. when this happened after the assassination of president kennedy, and you may not know this -- you were not born yet, when lyndon johnson became president, there was no vice anything had if johnson,to president the speaker of the house to become the president of the united states. and of course, this is what happened with gerald ford. after spiro agnew and all of that, he was a wing to the vice , very popular in the congress on both sides of the aisle, both sides of the camera -- of the cabinet. house ford came to the which is where he came from. mr. president, i am so honored to serve -- i was minority leader at the time -- i , and he said i served with your father and he would tell me stories about that . of opening upor office and had it open to his family, and that is where he presided and again where his children came and did their homework and all the rest. so we have a real personal connection

>>now at 5 house speaker nancy pelosi introducing new legislation to create a commission on presidentialapacity. but she insists this effort is quote not about president trump even though she did suggest president trump is in quote and alters state because of the drugs he is taking to treat covid-19. thank you for joining us tonight at 5 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne democrats say they want to plan in place in the event something was to challenge any president's ability to carry out the duties of the office. >>they say it's designed to create a process for future presidents speaker pelosi says the creation of the commission is outlined in the 25th amendment which was created in a bipartisan way after president kennedy was assassinated to ensure the continuity of national leadership. the white house is dismissing the idea physically section 4 of the amendment empowers congress to set up an independent body. to confront such a crisis patted absolutely unfounded and it's a stunt ahead of an the president says. >>feeling well. >>the president also reacted to the speaker's announcement with

speaker pelosi: we are not talking size. we are talking quality. we are not going to take the funds goinghat has to be richest people in america and questioning the integrity of people on unemployment. two reasons. for the american people need help. they need real help. second of all, we have work to do in the joe biden administration. we are going to bring infrastructure. we are going to make sure health care is available to all americans. lower the cost of prescription drugs. we are going to have hr one, cleaner government so we can reduce the role of special-interest money that prevents us from having policies that the american people need and have doubts we can do unless we reduce the role of dark money. we had a number of bills that will be ready. this will be impacted by the joe biden agenda. his build america better is similar to our moving america forward. between theorking white house and congress to get those done. of ant to have as clean slight as possible going into january. we will have to do more on the coronavirus to make sure there

nancy pelosi facing blowback.on because now we have 8 million more americans that have slipped into poverty since may. that is according to a columbia university. what is going on here? >> nancy pelosi is refusing to budge. the president is trying to get her to come to some agreement. first offering 1.6 trillion then 1.8 million. even offering nancy pelosi more money for schools and she even asked for. liking to help the airlines to save jobs that way. it is quite obvious that nancy pelosi would rather preserve a political issue in her mind to help joe biden. she is really playing politics with people's lives. it reminds me very much of what biden is doing on the vaccine which we know will save people's lives, preventing people from catching and dying of covid. he would rather try to scare people away from that because he hates president trump so much. trying to use that as a political weapon. yeah both of them doing this. joe biden playing politics with the vaccine, scaring people away and nancy pelosi playing po

more hope today from the nguyen and pelosi. mnuchin and- from pelosi. to quote law.ts buttonre will be a mute at the national debate. itantage biden -- or is advantage trump? good morning, everyone. ," tomberg surveillance keene in new york. and borrowing jonathan ferro's mute button this morning, anna edwards. earlyk i need some of our -- and our early morning american viewers need an update. how grim is it up north? anna: well, there is up north and also wales, and in another part of europe there is also ireland, so we are watching the pandemic on those fronts. it wealth story right now is -- the welsh story is the most serious clampdown. a circuit are being brought in with the hope and expectation that could be lifted after two weeks. tom: and on brexit, i'm thinking fishing rights. there is an update. it is the end of october, we are getting what is the brexit plan the rest of this week as we are all distracted in america? anna: it seems as if the u.k. government is still waiting for concessions on the e.u. side before jumping back in to any kind of

segÚn pelosi es imperativo para amparar a las minorÍas.. la semana pasada comenzaron las nuevas negociaciones luego que el presidente trump propuso 1.8 billones de dÓlares de paquete de estÍmulo para asistencia por la pandemia. los demÓcratas piden 2.2 billones de dÓlares, cuya propuesta ya fue aprobada por la cÁmara baja. mientras tanto, los republicanos del senado se prepara para votar con su propuesta que no concuerda con la propuesta de la casa blanca ni con la de los demÓcratas. $500,000,000,000 proponen los republicanos. el t senador afirmÓ que la legislaciÓn llegarÁ al pleno del senado el martes o miÉrcoles. emitiÓ una comunicación criticando a la presidenta de la cÁmara baja, afirmando que pelosi ha perdido meses jugando con la salud y seguridad financiera de los estadounidenses, pero aÑadiÓ que si la presidenta pelosi alguna vez permite que la cÁmara baja llegue a un acuerdo bipartidista con la administraciÓn, el senado lo considerarÁ, pero que los estadounidenses necesitan ayuda ahora. se encuentran en medio de una batalla polÍti

pelosi: i am optimistic.ation is tough because are coming from two different perspectives on it. but as long as we know that we want to keep the american people safe commit that means we have to support our health etc., that teachers, we have to depend to took wash the virus and we have to put money into pockets of the american people so they can have some confidence and spend in our consumer economy, to eject demand and create jobs. >> take us through the process. you're in the room, we are not in the room. what language you need to say, yes, this will work? i assume you don't need the entire bill to be written. time.akes what do you need sleep you know that you have enough of a meeting of the mind to say, yes, we can make this work? rep. pelosi: again, things have different weight. like i said, on our our heroes, crash the pockets of. with those, we have enough money for state and local. those are the people who are getting fired and going on unemployment. that doesn't seem to make sense. that is where we n

quite frankly, democrats and nancy pelosi have been very clear that there are two sticking points. would agree with katie and jason, don't faint, it happens rarely. and i would agree that it needs to be a clean bill about what the american people want, not just democrats, if they want the $600 in addition to their unemployment, in their states that want additional help from the federal government to do to the pandemic, those are two issues nancy pelosi is constantly said she will not back down on and those are two of the big issues that are sticking points between democrats and republicans. it's not just nancy pelosi saying she won't play, if you will, it's republicans as well and let's be honest, we are just weeks away from an election and neither side wants the other side to win but neither side should want the american people to lose and sadly even if they come to an agreement today we are not going to see that money until after the election so it's kind of too late already and i think this is not going to be something the voters are going to be voting about because it's not goi

nancy pelosi is about nancy pelosi. she does not care how americans are suffering right now.mon denominator of president trump. she despises president trump. doesn't want to work with him in any way, shape or form and is not thinking about the consequences, collateral damage of americans who are suffering. elizabeth: all right. deneen borelli, always great to have you on. thank you so much for joining us. good to see you. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up next, congressman mark green from homeland security on the feds making another, yet another historic drug bust, dealing a major blow to our powerful drug cartels. wait until you hear this time how big the drug haul is. stay with us for that story. >> under my leadership we achieved the most secure border in u.s. history and we're finishing the wall. sew we're now up to 407 i think. 406, 407. we're doing 10 miles a week. no one believesis it rks great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios

skinny deal, fat deal, nancy pelosi deal?he deal will be the deal whether it comes before the election or not. which is the bigger alpha, the equity market or the -- >> kind of reminds me of our coffee. i know you like a skinny latte. i am interested in a little extra vanilla and sugar. i think it's really going to depend on if the senate republicans can sign up for it. president donald trump says go big or go home. we know the democrats want to go above $2 trillion, but the senate republicans, that's where the hurdle is going to be. even if the white house and nancy pelosi can strike a deal, can mitch mcconnell rally the troops? markets are clinking on a little bit so that potentially. we see that in the u.s. equity futures this morning. 8% one pushing above 0.8 the yields -- 0.8% on the yield. the 1997 all-time high is in play. where were you in 1997? the yuan at the strongest level in two years. this is now a fresh test for the head of the pboc, the governor. how much strength will he tolerate? that will be a critical ques

and nancy pelosi has done what she does. she's pushed this down the road. not by herself. she's had some help from the rest of the swamp. but this has gone down the road now to where we are back and there were just two republican governors -- vermont and missouri. they saw their covid cases in missouri with an open economy go down by 10% or more and now, they're going back in the other direction. i just interviewed that governor from that state. governor mike parsons of missouri. it is frustrating for them, and it is dangerous for the american people as we head into cold and flu season. why does all that matter? because the pressure is on all of them, and you may not think that republicans would vote for a big number. we'll have to see, because as brian mentioned, some of them have got people going to the polls in the next few days and they're going to have to do something because some of those states are in trouble again. >> dagen: and the republicans would vote for reauthorization of $400 billion left over from the spring that hasn't been spent. all nancy pelosi has to d

pelosi told reporters earlier.ometimes the devil is in the detail but sometimes the angels are there. she talked about how they have gone back and forth on the details so much that if they were to get an agreement on some of the big ask your stuff which really seems to be a disagreement over how much money to spend on this, a lot of the details could come together. the main disagreement is how much money is appropriate. republicans do not like this $2.2 trillion measure the democrats call a compromise. can they meet in the middle? can they find middle ground for state and local aid? those are the big questions. there are a number of other smaller fights that they seem to be details that could be worked out if the fundamental questions on how much of a fiscal response is necessary. aidie: the state and local thing is fixed a little bit. can't they find some kind of middle ground there? is this one does not want to give the other the win? is a big gap between the two. that is the case for the whole and the state and

pelosi is taking offense, is this a personal thing? a personal thing. they have constitutional responsibility. in their personal feelings are getting hurt. come on, toughen up. this is the united states of america are not allowed to bring personal grudges into the job, that happened in banana republic, authoritarian government, is not supposed to happen in a democracy. is she offended by things that he does, get on with your job and your job. liz: i knew you'd be fired up, great to see you. come back soon. coming up, former national security council chief of staff craig white on what's really going on with the u.s. attorney john durham of the term pressure probe, that report is not coming out before election day, that's what were tracking will take you behind the scenes of what went on here. that story next. >> he spied on the campaign and he got caught. that's about everything that you can imagine. if that happened to another campaign on the other side, they would have 25 people in jail for many years already. ♪ it's time for sleep nu

at some point speaker pelosi has to take yes for an answer. there's a number of things that she said. if you only deal with this, we'll be able to move forward. so we said yes to that. only to find out that the goal post moved again. so i'm encouraging her and certainly all the rank and file democrats to take yes for an answer. let's get help going to the american people. >> let's talk about biden and the e-mails. how long has the fbi had the laptop? >> there's reports out there that there was a grand jury subpoena september in 2019. i want to stress one thing. this is not about hunter biden. this is about the biden family. this is about pay for play. this is action -- actually what kind of access did hunter biden sell for the access of his father? so the american people going to the voting booth right now, they need to understand this has nothing to do with hunter biden and as much as it does to do with joe biden. with so i think you'll see the e-mails are authentic. they're hard to reconcile with anything other than wrong doing. >> bill: hav

else voted nancy pelosi he plays games with your vote. even when we disagree you always know where i stand on issues and i will be honest. host: the next question there are recent moves to prevent offshore drilling infrastructure along the south carolina coast. the president recently switched his position including the carolinas and neighboring states until 2032. we know you are both opposed to offshore drilling for what you want to see happen at the federal level to further prevent that from happening in south carolina? cunningham: something is better than nothing even a temporary plan is better than nothing. we need a full and final solution. that can only come through permanent legislation signed into law. i promise voters that would be an offshore drilling and that's exactly what i did. and i got broad bipartisan support and approval. we had democrats and republicans standing together. look my opponent wants to say she doesn't support federal action but i would like to know tonight what is in my bill she doesn't support? there are a l

pelosi: no, i don't. our caucus has a beautiful array of inking of generational, gender id, ethnic background, geographic differences and the rest. the one thing that unites us is our commitment to america's working families. that means our children, their health, our education, the economic security of their families, a safe environment, including gun safety, in which they can thrive in a world of peace and reach their fulfillment. don't any of us want to lead or represent a caucus that is lockstep, a lockstep caucus. we invite the differences of opinion, and we do not see that as a problem, we see that as an integration. yes ma'am. at 33.1% inmy grew the third quarter, does president trump deserve credit for that? spkr. pelosi: the cares act deserves credit for that. we had last ground in the second quarter. this family makes up for that. the cares act deserves credit for injecting resources into the economy, whether it is in a subsequent cares and the subsequent pcp. someone used an example this mornin

he will have a call with pelosi. pelosi is going to be briefed by westin later on bloomberg. lisa: i am trying to understand mitch mcconnell's role in all of this. what kind of agreement will pelosi come to with mnuchin that will actually pass? it is not passing in the senate. it is coming to some sort of understanding. chance is, i don't know. i just don't feel like it is not likely at this point given how close we are. tom: we welcome you across the nation on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television. thrilled with the response we have been getting. mail iou for the hate have received in the last several days. chris verrone, very optimistic. a doom and gloom guy emailing me in and saying, this guy is nuts. yields did not flinch yesterday afternoon. jonathan: they didn't, but they haven't done much for a long time. they peaked in early june. first week of june, about 95 basis points. we haven't reclaimed that optimism. that was happy talk about reopening and how well things would go. faded pretty quickly, and we've not got back to those levels even with all of this optimism a

speaker nancy pelosi. >>is not convinced that the president is acting normally what she says she's planning to do about and we've got a few clouds on the way maybe a couple raindrops but not going to be enough to st the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. vote yes on prop 25 all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or

plus speaker nancy pelosi defended her position on the link over 19 relief, look at this. more than 8 million americans have slipped into poverty since may during the pandemic shutdown, that is a problem there also the last-ditch hail mary after by democrats to try to stonewall amy coney barrett nomination of the supreme court, we are bringing a disturbing new story south of the border former top mexican government official powerful official in mexico was supposed to be cracking down on drug cartel instead they are charged with drug corruption, thank you for joining us i'm a elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show you are watching the fox business network. that's get added with trump 2020 advisory board member, she is back army dylan, it's always great to have you on, you called this, you said this is what was going on with biased in the presidential debate, what was your first reaction when you sell c-span suspended its reporter steve scully a debate moderator trying to lie that his twitter feed was attacked but it wasn't. >>

rose would you vote to support nancy pelosi as speaker?> no, i didn't last time, not again. >> mr. roses have you ever voted for the rival party? >> what? >> have you ever voted for a robl? >> have i voted for a republican, avoted against the mayor. >> reform party in that case. >> miss malliotakis. >> yes, i have. >> miss malliotakis have you ever stayed at a trump property? >> stayed, no, i've been at a restaurant. >> mr. rose. >> no, i don't think i have. i had a drink at the trump hotel in d.c. >> mr. rose, do you support the legalization of marijuana? >> i do. >> miss malliotakis? >> i don't. >> miss malliotakis. do you support a federal mask mandate? >> i don't. >> mr. rose? >> no, i don't think that that-- that pie in the sky stuff, it's not enforceable, but i do support everyone doing it. >> mr. rose, do you trust the federal government to come up with a safe covid vaccine and if so, would you take it? >> yes, and yes. we can't politicize the vaccine, there are incredible public servants working toward this. >> miss malliotakis. >>

nancy pelosi's democrats want to play games of the coronavirus.hey want to make it an issue of politics. in february, i worked hard to make sure that san antonio is protected. when we were moving people from cruise ships to lackland air force base, -- i started the protect our seniors program, because protecting the vulnerable are the most important thing. wendy davis will be a rubberstamp for nancy pelosi and the radical leftist agenda. i am proud of my record of creating jobs and working with law enforcement and for standing up for america. randy: thanks, congressman. both of you mentioned coronavirus in your first remarks. the first couple of questions we will have are about the coronavirus. this afternoon, the president tweeted he is calling off any negotiations between democrats and republicans, tweeting that nancy pelosi is negotiating in bad faith, asking for too much money unrelated to covid. she said he showed his true colors, walking away from the hard-working families who need the help of the most. on the relief, when negotiations conti