she does not have a bad word to say about mike pence she told "the washington post" she thinks mike pence has done the best he can under the circumstances. she was interviewed by "the washington post" today because she has come out forcefully against the re-election of the president of the united states and against the re-election of her old boss, the vice president of the united states based on donald trump's failure to even try to do everything that he could to save lives as the coronavirus approached and after the coronavirus arrived in this country. olivia troy was in the room where it happened, and she was in that room repeatedly. she was in the room every single time the coronavirus task force had a meeting. she arranged those meetings. donald trump was not in that room most of the time. one time that he did attend one of those meetings, olivia troy said he spoke for 45 minutes about how unfairly he was being treated by fox news. quote, he spent more time about who was going to call fox and yell at them to set them straight, and he did on the virus, she said. olivia troy says she'd

pence: hello, wisconsin!the congressman and all of my fellow americans from near and far, it is great to be back in the badger state. [applause] here for one reason and one reason only, and that is need fournsin america more years of president donald trump in the white house. [applause] >> [chanting] for more years! four more years! vice pres. pence: it is still early in the day and you still got that done. great job. while we are at it, we need janesville send a rising star back to washington, d.c. in a new republican majority. the congressman back in the u.s. house of representatives. [applause] isn't he something? what a great young guy. inhas big shoes to fill here janesville and he has already arrived in washington, d.c. and emerged as one of the great conservative voices in our nations capital. join me in thanking his mom and dad. how proud are you? stand up and take about -- a bow, folks. [applause] a great family. before i get started, i know i am speaking for everyone here when i express our support

with that, i would like to introduce vice president michael pence.applause] ♪ smile and from her head. i said hey now. maybe she's [inaudible] i said hey, what's your name, baby? [inaudible] v.p. pence: on behalf of the southern states of the police association, we are here to endorse president donald trump and want to present this black to vice president pence for the unwavering support of the men and women in the law enforcement profession. you are -- we are grateful to your steadfast commitment to law and order and appreciate the commitment you have shown to public service who puts their lives on the line to protect our communities. enke. [applause] -- thank you. [applause] hello, north carolina. [crowd cheering] senator tom tillis, richard hudson, to congressman mark walker, took dan bishop, and craig murphy -- to dan bishop my greatmurphy, it is honor to be here and except the endorsement, on behalf of the president of the united states, of the 60,000 men and women of the police benevolent association of the southern states. [applause] i want to

pence is touring lacrosse and senator harris will appear at a traping center in milwaukee. joe biden continues to hammer the president's reported comments denigrating members of the arms services as losers and suckers. here is part of his conversation with union members and veterans in pennsylvania this amp. >> what are your fellow soldiers talk about out there?

she was the top aide to pence in every single one of those meetings. she says trump failed to protect the american people because he only cared about getting himself reelect td. as i said, every task force meeting, she says that he spoke pejoratively about his supporters, that the good thing about the pandemic was that he wouldn't have to shake hands with the disgusting people. how disturbing is this allegation? >> it's beyond sad. it's beyond sad. i keep saying let's listen to the public health authorities. they have it right. let's not listen so much we can screen out the politicians, but let's listen to the public health authorities. their whole careers are devoted to the health of the american people. please everyone, wear a mask. social distance, and avoid those large group gatherings, please. covid is going to keep spreading in this country unless we buckle down and do a better job. >> dr. schaffner, i appreciate your time. thank you, sir. i want to go straight now to gretchen whitmer, democratic governor of michigan. governor, i want to show aga

pence: four years ago we had inherited a military hollowed out by budget cuts.n economy struggling in a recovery since -- terrorism was writing -- rising around the world. we witnessed an attack on our values, including rid him of religion at the sanctity of human life. what ae short years, difference pennsylvania' choice makes. under this president's leadership, as the proud father of a united states marine, i could not be more proud to say we have rebuilt our military and we are finally getting our soldiers, sailors, seamen, marines and the coast guard the support they need every single day. [applause] byrevived our economy cutting taxes across the board for businesses large and small and working families. we rolled back federal regulations. we unleashed american energy as americanore and an energy renaissance has come to pennsylvania and all across the heartland. [applause] that, we appointed judges, judges who uphold all the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution. when i was getting off the bus, which is just down the road by the way. president tr

mike pence as his running mate president trump and vice president pence entered office on january 20, 2017. join me in giving vice president mike pence of their great barry lyndon lacrosse welcomed. >>. [music] >> hello wisconsin. it is great to be with all of you on a beautiful american holiday . secretary jean scalia, our great friend senator ron johnson. the derek van or into all of our fellow americans fromnear and far . all across the badgers state it is great to be with you here in la crosse and i can't think of a betterplace to be . on an american holiday where we celebrate america's tradition of hard work and the american dream for 79 years you've been keeping the lights on here in wisconsin so to all the hard-working men and women of dairyland power and to every american worker across wisconsin, happy labor day. [applause] you can grab a seat if you got one. before i go any further, allow me to bring greetings from another friend of mine. who loves the badgers state, who i think is the best friend american workers have ever had sitting in the oval office at the white house.

this time it's the top homeland security adviser to vice president pence. her name is olivia troye importantly she was also vice president pence's lead staffer on the coronavirus crisis. he of course is the head of the white house coronavirus task force. olivia troye says as his top adviser on this issue, she says that she's the person who organized and participated in every meeting of the white house coronavirus task force, which means she has been there for all of it. she is in a position to know of what she speaks and of what she is warning us all about. watch this >> i'm olivia troye. he was homeland security and counterterrorism adviser to vice president. as vice president pence's lead staff member on the covid 19 response i've been on the covid task force from day one the virus was very unpredict al. there were a lot of unknowns towards the middle of february, we knew it wasn't a matter of if covid would become a big pandemic here in the united states it was a matter of when. but the president didn't want to hear that because his biggest concern was t

well i only think that's going too far because i don't think that that would be acceptable to mike pence but if you read michael's book he elicited a that there was a conversation between trump and roger stone that that would be a preventive preemptive course of action to prevent mr trump from going to jail so you know the weird thing about this i actually think the the if the president were to win i would i think that one or 2 years after that when he would kick vice president pence off of the the ticket so to speak or out of the administration and appoint a vodka trump to be the vice president and then he would resign shortly prior to the end of the term so that a vodka could be the 1st woman president and then stand for election as an incumbent i definitely think as you know from mr trump's unpredictable behavior and his recklessness and his wrist aching these are things that people have to consider you can't say oh no way that's going to happen because he's he's he's put everybody at least in the media in that unbelievable situation where everybody says ok wait a minute that's unbeli

there's a lot on the line for pence. one thing, he'll be forced to be in the same room as a woman without mother standing by. which is difficult. i'm worried about mike pence if he wants to knock this debate out of the park, he needs to get some new material. pence has been on the road telling the same phony story about his "daily conversation" with president trump over and over again. >> i got to tell you, when i told him i was going to be in michigan tonight when he was in london, i think he sounded just a little bit jealous. when i told him last night that i was headed to iowa, i think he looked just a little jealous. when i told him yesterday that i was headed to wisconsin, i think he was a little jealous. headed to the keystone state, headed to louisiana. headed to pennsylvania, i think he looked just a little bit jealous. i thought he sounded just a little bit jealous. i think he sounded just a little bit jealous. i think he sounded just a little bit jealous. i think he sounded just a little bit jealous. i think he

mike pence, please. vice pres.ence: i just want to extend all of our congratulations to the president of serbia and the prime minister of kosovo. mr. president, you demonstrated again a commitment to peace. today's agreement on economic cooperation, we believe, as the president and prime minister do, that this is an important step for peace in the balkans for the long-term. let me say how much we appreciate and welcome the important steps both these countries are making. and the direction of recognizing israel and moving embassies to jerusalem as you have done. the good book says blessed are the peacemakers. this president, i think, for the american people, serbian people, the people of kosovo know there are three peacemakers here. we have made important steps with this economic agreement towards lasting peace. want to congratulate them and congratulate you, mr. president, on your leadership. pres. trump: thank you very much. i would like to have a really great senator, ron johnson of wisconsin. from serbia and kos

that's what mike pence was told. and that message in michael schmidt's book had not gotten a lot of attention until donald trump tweeted about mini strokes. and you just read the full passage in the book, and it says nothing about a stroke or mini strokes. he says it remains a mystery why the president of the united states was rushed to the hospital and future historians will not take anything said by trump white house physicians very seriously. that's not just because of the lying of the trump white house. historians have known for a very long time now that white house physicians are notoriously unreliable about the medical condition of the president of the united states, who is that physician's commander in chief. because the position of white house physician goes to a navy doctor. if you listened to the white house physician treating the most unhealthy president of the 20th century, franklin delano roosevelt, you would have shocked by the news that president roosevelt died in office on april 12th, 1945, even thoug

so, this is mike pence's former aide, her name the omp name is she said the president said maybe this covid thing is a good thing. i don't have to shake hands with people. i don't have to shake hands with these disgusting people. it's not a good thing, doctor. >> it's not a good thing for any person, especially the president of the united states. look, he is talking about his supporters. he is talking about accolites that want to reach out and touch halftime. -- touch him. he is repulsed by them. we see the same disregard for their safety at his rallies. the president is separated a safe distance from those attending and they are packed in and virtually all not wearing masks. he doesn't care about what happens to them. you know, this is just a cheesy reality show and they are his disposable props. he doesn't care. h they can be replaced at the next event. he needs the noise and he feeds off the energy. he does not care what happens to them. it's really sad. >> you know, dr., i want to read, had this is from the washington post, it says trump rarely attended task force meetings and was

pence: hello, ohio! [crowd chanting "four more years"] vp. pence: thank you for that warm welcome. hear it. and one of the most important advisers to our campaign, bob. all my fellow americans, thank you for coming out today. it is great to be back in the buckeye state. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] vp. pence: i heard that. but i'm here for one reason and one reason only. and that is that ohio and america need four more years of president donald trump in the white house. [cheers and applause] crowd: four more years! four more years! vp. pence: four years ago, a movement was born. a movement of everyday americans from every walk of life. here in ohio, you believed we could be strong again. you believed we could be prosperous again. you believed america could be respected again. you said yes to president donald trump in 2016 and i know in 48 days, ohio's going to say yes to four more years of president donald trump in 2020. [cheers and applause] and the road to victory goes right through ohio! [cheers and applause] it really is great to be out with all of you today. bef

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and trump and pence will campaign together, quote, "as long as they don't have to go too close to theof the earth. according to reports, president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner recently met with rapper kanye west without once taking his hand off his wallet during a press briefing yesterday, florida governor ron desantis compared reopening schools during the coronavirus to the navy seals' operation to take out osama bin laden specifically, he thinks obama should be in charge of it. after being ordered to remain closed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, gym owners in new jersey are suing to reopen their health clubs because the balance of the entire new jersey universe is off when it's just tan laundry the makers -- i mean genuinely one of the greatest things that's happened in television the last 20 years. gym tan laundry. the makers of dr. pepper announced this week that the coronavirus pandemic has caused a shortage of her. oh oh, you just assumed that the doctor was a man okay okay the candy company brach's has released a new type of candy corn

vice president pence: that's it. that's it.ou stop your neighbors and friends, at worship and work, just walk up to them and say, four more years. that's all you need. i mean, four more years means for this jobs -- more jobs. four more years means more support for our troops and our police. [applause] four more years means more judges. and it's going to take at least four more years to drain that swamp. cheers and applause] you know, men and women, we got 48 days to go. and we're going to need every single one of you. to do your part. you know, i've gotten to know this president over the last four years. i've seen him when the cameras are off. some people think we're a little bit different. [laughter] but i got to tell you, i never to anybody more dedicated this country than our president. i never met anybody that never stops, never backed down on the promises that he made. president donald trump has been fighting for you every single day. now it's your turn to fight for him. it's on, ohio! [cheers and applause] but i want to t

hunter pence announced his retirement earlier today on twitter posting a video filled with highlights from his lengthy career monopoly in the video, pence thanks fans and says his heart will always be in san francisco. former third base coach tim flannery once called pence the reverend for rallying the team during a playoff run in 2012. the giants went on to win the world series that year. it was the best year of his life. the second of three titles in that five-year run. pence played eight seasons with the giants. >>> tomorrow the 49ers or what's left of the injury-riddled new . join nbc sports bay area for "49ers pregame live" tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. get up early. when the game is over, switch to nbc bay area plus for postgame reaction. >>> finally tonight, people in finlandy. >> northern lights around 10:30 p.m. this is really good video. we made aath season. when being a fan gets tough, and stretching your budget gets even tougher... ...our agents put in the time and legwork for you, ...so saving on auto insurance is easy. because saving a little extra goes a long way. usaa. what yo

have you pence object to or push back on anything that the president has said on coronavirus?ot privy to private conversations that happened between the vice president and the president, obviously. i have certainly been in the room when the vice president be express the opinion of what he's heard on the task force or in meetings where the task force members are there. i have seen the vice president be very supportive of what the task force members, you know, have recommended and what they said. i do know he's gone to bat on a few items directly where i think it did make a difference, and i know that he -- my opinion of him comes from the fact that i saw him firsthand try to do the right thing, especially when it came to talking to governors on both sides of the aisles when i know members of the president's team were willing to turn their backs on states that weren't necessarily republican or in line with their voting blocks. but i -- you know, the terms of the vice president, i think he was in a very, very challenging situation, like the rest of us. you know, it is an impossib

vice president mike pence. pence: thank you, mr. president. this is a historic day, and other than the day that i believe will come soon that america produces the first safe and effective vaccine, it is announced today the distribution of 150 million rapid point-of-care tests all across america. it is a testament to your leadership, mr. president, a testament to this great team that you have assembled. giroir,y azar, admiral and others, and work with governors like governor reeves and a testament to great companies like abbott laboratories and the thousands of employees who, mr. president, i know have literally worked around the clock since the early days in the pandemic, when you brought in the greatest research saidnies in america and that we need medicines known as therapeutics. we need a vaccine for america. and you also challenged them to develop a rapid point-of-care test that could be distributed all across america and enable us more effectively to slow the spread and flatten the curve, protect the vulnerable, and save lives. mr. presid

[applause] ♪ vp pence: well hello, wisconsin. great to be with all of you on a great american holiday. secretary jean scalia, our great friend, senator ron johnson. [applause] to all of our fellow americans from near and far, all across the badger state. it is great to be with you here in la crosse. and i cannot think of a better place to be on an american holiday where we celebrate america's tradition of hard work and the american dream. for 79 years you have in keeping the lights on here in wisconsin. so to all of the men and women here and every american worker all across wisconsin, happy labor day. [applause] and you can grab a seat if you have got one. you know, before i go any further, allow me to pay greetings from another friend of mine. who loves the badger state. who i think is the best friend american workers have ever had, sitting in the oval office at the white house. when i told him this morning that i was headed to la crosse, i think he sounded just a little bit jealous. so allow me to bring greetings from a friend

pence was on his way back to washington after speaking at a campaign rally. an administration official told the "ap" that pence and his entourage were not in danger. the vice president flew home on a cargo plane used by the secret service. >>> a canadian woman accused of sending a ricin filled letter to president trump remains in federal custody. she made her first court appearance yesterday in buffalo, new york. the 53-year-old is charged with making threats against the president of the united states. she was arrested sunday at the u. authorities say that she had a loaded gun and a knife. the envelope addressed to the president was intercepted at the white house mail-sorting facility. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," there are calls for california's disneyland to reopen to the public after a covid shutdown. >>> and major league announcement. how baseball fans may soon be back in the stands. this is the "cbs morning news." e "cbs morning news." advanced non-small cell lung cancer can take away so much. but today there's a combination of two immunother

mike pence looked about as uncomfortable as president trump did holding a bible.what's amazing about this is, had trump not sent out that tweet and taken the bait, i'm not sure mike pence would have been asked that question. so now you're 63 days out from a presidential election where 22% of the country think we're heading in the right direction because of the pandemic, the economic recession, the racial unrest, and now there's questions about his mental and physical fitness. which i think are very valid questions. you look at that fox interview he did with laura ingram, and this guy is not well. okay? he's on the far fringe of the country in terms of conspiracy theorys, talking about soup cans today in kenosha. so he heads into the stretch of a presidential campaign, where there is legitimate questions about his physical and mental fitness. he's trying to make these claims about joe biden, that joe biden is not mentally fit, and compared to donald trump, joe biden is a combination of bo jackson and albert einstein these days. >> lily, that's the way i was looking

she served as homeland security and counterterrorism adviser to vice president pence.lead staffer on the white house coronavirus task force. she worked on the task force from its very first day. ms. troye, thank you again. i wanted to ask you about some puzzling things that the president has said over time where i've had a hard time, and i think a lot of people have had a hard time figuring out where he came up with these things. there was the sort of infamous moment where he talked about trying to get disinfectant inside the body. there was also a very weird moment that has stuck with me from the middle of march where he talked sort of approvingly about how the virus was going to wash through. he said it was going to wash through in july and august. in public health terms, that means that the virus was going to be -- going to have untrammeled spread through the population, but he appeared to think that would be a positive thing. he's now talking about herd mentality, by which i think he means herd immunity. all of these sort of strange things the president has said ab

and crossing paths with vice president mike pence. the rivals bumping elbows in greeting, both wear masks. at the same time, president trump on his way to shanksville, pennsylvania, pausing on air force one for a moment of silence. on the ground he honored the passengers who so bravely fought back on flight 93. >> our solemn pledge so to carry forward the noble legacy of the brave souls who gave their lives for us 19 years ago. >> reporter: as trump headed back to washington, biden was arriving in shanksville, laying a wreath at the memorial and meeting family members of those killed. and stopping by the local volunteer fire department. >> nobody smiling. >> reporter: politics muted today, but here in pennsylvania, still in the background. the signs visible as we drove through this key battleground state. one shanksville resident with this welcome, and by the afternoon, trump was back on twitter attacking democrats. >> mary bruce with us live here tonight. she joins us from shanksville, pennsylvania. i want to go back to the images fr

joe biden and vice president pence in masks, touching elbows at ground zero. biden consoling a 90-year-old mother, her son dying in the attack. biden and his wife then traveling to pennsylvania as well. >>> the coronavirus in the u.s. and the alarming new report from the cdc about schools and day care centers. how children can easily transmit the virus. bringing it home to parents and siblings. what we have now learned. and what dr. anthony fauci is saying tonight about a vaccine, a reality check on how effective it might be, and when this nation could truly get back to normal. >>> four former officers charged in the killing of george floyd appearing in court together for the first time. what their attorneys are fighting for. the prosecutor wants them all tried together. and protesters outside the courthouse. >>> the abc news investigation into the death of army specialist vanessa guillen. john quinones asking, what's happening at ft. hood? >>> we are also tracking six tropical systems in the atlantic, two near florida. >>> and on this 9/11, moments in the yea

. >>> former top aide to vice president mike pence is accusing president trump of gravely mismanaging the country's response to the pandemic joining the growing list of trump officials who are endorsing joe biden. olivia troy was a homeland security advisor and pence's lead staffer on the task force until she left last month. she says the president failed to protect the american public because he only cares about himself and getting re-elected. >> it was shocking to see the president saying that the virus was a hoax, saying that everything's okay when we know that it's not. the truth is he doesn't actually care about anyone else but himself. the president said maybe this covid thing is a good thing. i don't like shaking people. i don't have to shake hands with these disgusting people. those disgusting people are the same people that he claims to care about. these are the people that go to his rallies today who have complete faith in who he is. >> her criticism particularly striking because of her role on the coronavirus task force, which was headed -- is headed by pence. he is dismiss

olivia troy, former aide to mike pence, said mr. trump failed to respond to the pandemic because he only cared about one thing. troy says the president remarked at one covid-19 task force meeting that perhaps the virus was good thing because he doesn't like shaking hands with, quote, disgusting people. >> the middle of february we knew wasn't a matter of if but it was a matter of when. the president didn't want to hear that. his biggest concern is that it was an election year. >> earlier in the day, the president was hardly focused on the virus as he blasted efforts to teach the evils of slavery. it turned the national archives into his latest re-election prop. >> the left has launched a vicious and violent assault on law enforcement. the universal symbol of the rule of law in america. the left wing rioting are the results of left wing indoctrination in our schools. the president's remarks come less than a day after attorney general william barr ignited a fire storm of his own when he compared lockdowns to slavery. >> putting a nati

el vicepresidente pence tuvo que tomar un aviÓn de carga para volver a la capital.sucede a pence, en el aÑo 2016 su aviÓn se salió de la pista en nueva york. la administraciÓn trump reactiva la regla de carga pÚblica para todos los trÁmites migratorios incluida la tarjeta de residencia permanente. antes de aprobar cualquier beneficio migratorio, primero el gobierno determinarÁ si el solicitante podrÍa ser una carga econÓmica para el estado. carolina: la carga pÚblica habÍa entrado en vigor el pasado 24 de febrero, sin embargo, a finales de julio como un juez rural de nueva york, la de tu por esta pandemia. quÉ significa todo esto, estÁ reactivada? nos conectamos en vivo con el abogado ezequiel hernÁndez. quÉ significa esta reactivaciÓn de la regla de carga pÚblica para personas haciendo trÁmites de inmigraciÓn a esta hora? >> significa que tiene que mandar sus formularios o pedido migratorio antes de este 13 de octubre para no dar la evidencia que se requiere sobre la carga pÚblica, quiere decir que dijo que despuÉs de este 13, rechazara las peticiones o medidas sin

she was there as vice president mike pence's top aide. trump, several times, by the way, don, would refer and go on and on apparently about fox news and the coverage he thought he deserved to get on fox when they were trying to focus him on the task agenda of the coronavirus meetings themselves. she couldn't believe that he did it. although as she said when i asked were you surprisesed, she said no, it was exactly what you would imagine. >> did she tell you why she decided to speak out, susan? >> the way she described it to me was an accumulation of things over time, but definitely mostly it was concern about the coronavirus and the fact that it's not going away. she reiterated to me that she was very worried they would apply political pressure to have the appearance after a vaccine before the election and to interfere in ways that could compromise people's health. she wants people to take a vaccine, but she wants to make sure they're not interfering. this is a very recent experience at the white house coronavirus task force. >> john, tel

plus, vice president pence on the hot seat. how the trump administration plans to tackle everything from the supreme court vacancy to a grim covid-19 milestone. >> no other country has suffered as many deaths as we have. as head of the coronavirus task force, how do you explain that? >>> "nightline" starts right now, with juju chang. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, fury once again spilling out on the streets of louisville, kentucky, the city where breonna taylor once served as an essential worker and was shot and killed in her own home in the spray of police bullets. for those calling for justice for breonna, the fight is far from over. tonight, a city on edge. >> this is definitely not justice for black people. we are so used to the system not working for us that officers get away with murdering us with impunity. >> a scene so familiar, laced with so much pain. police and protesters swirling louisville, kentucky. as a grand jury finished its investigation, nearly 200 days after the death of breonna taylor. >>

trump-pence to was constant against the pleas of the state's governor.here seems ever reason to fear he may further insight protests. undecided line, go ahead. alabama, are you there? all right. bill, new jersey, a joe biden supporter. thank you for taking my call. i find it very interesting that politicians are focusing so much on violence coming from the element of protesting. not from the protesters, from the whole environment of the protesters. it doesn't not seeing that politicians and the media are focusing in on the cause of the violence, so-called violence. i mean, there has been violence on people of color in this country from the inception of this country. an immediate talks a lot about racial politics. bedrock of this modern political scene. talmagek to hermann because i grew up in georgia, i think he was a senator of georgia. host: yes. caller: when i was a kid. this was remember that the kind of political theme that was constantly programmed to the public when i was a kid. we go you belong in louisa -- we go back to huey long in louisiana, t

i don't think mike pence will act that way by the way. think in the second debate, you know, if trump acts that way, we're going to have the same debate. so it was a terrible night for trump's chances for re-election, a terrible night for american democracy. i think it did nothing to hurt joe biden's chances. now, maybe trump will come out and be somebody completely different. but, you know, if that's -- let's look back at 2000, brian, and mike knows this well. if al gore had sighed throughout all three of those debates, it wouldn't have been as close in florida. so if trump does this three times in a row, one i think the ratings are going to fall off a cliff. it was hard for me to get through it, and i'm a practitioner. i think by the third debate, you're going to have half the audience. but at the end of the day, you can't expect him to change. so whatever conference calls are had, whatever zoom meetings are held, trump's not going to listen to even what his campaign says. he's going to do what he wants to do. >> mike, you've had an "r"

including pence, most importantly potentially including trump.an had just intervened in our election to help elect trump as undisputed, even between the intelligence community assessment and others it's very clear and undisputed that russia intervened to assist trump in getting elected. we are trying to understand what the nature of that relationship was, understanding what russia did and at the end of the day it's important to know whether or not flynn was knowingly lying to us are not telling us the truth but at the end of the day the much more fundamentally important issue in question is, was he doing that because of something trump either had told him to do otherwise directed to act and it wasn't going there figured out what flynn said or didn't say because you already know it. the underlying question is, is there something flynn is doing in the context of the rest of the incoming administration? interestingly, that key question mueller asked, trump refuse to sit down and be interviewed, they answered questions, at the end of the mueller repo

and pence relies on what many called a straight face piety. he's still the head of the white house coronavirus task force. we are still in the middle of a pandemic. and the president on mike pences watch is now seemingly getting medical advice from a radiologist from your home state. >> that's a lot to unpack. where shall i start? the first of all the president has denied science since he first came in office. i served for a while on the environment committee of the senate. and do you know when donald trump and mike pence came into office as an administration they took the word science and climate change off of various federal web sites? we have seen a theme. in terms of their approach to science. and fact. by the way, scientists are grounded in fact and proving fact. and there has been we have seen in the administration the that has been unburdened by fact. >> senator kamala harris, thank you so much for making time for us here at the top of the hour. following that event. whatever it was. that we just witnessed for 90 plus minutes. greatly a

pence also reading from scripture, some versus. and in an indication that you can never truly escape a campaign in an election year, there were some audible chants of "four more years" after pence delivered his brief remarks. >> well, inappropriate, certainly, down there at ground zero and at the park nearby. ali vitali, you're in fairfax, virginia where kamala harris was visiting today. >> that's right, andrea. kamala harris was here in another somber ceremony commemorating this 9/11 anniversary. she was joined by her husband and the senior senator from virginia, mark warner. harris, just like the other politicians who are out today, not focusing on the politics of this moment, but instead using her short remarks here to speak to the way that americans can band together in the aftermath of tragedy and crisis. and of course while we're remembering one tragedy and crisis from 19 years ago, the hallmarks of the current crisis that we're in right now were visible today. what you could see on camera was political officials and those sp

trump and pence are running on this and i find it fascinating. "he will not be safe in joe biden's america." what is there proof? the violence we are seeing in donald trump's america. these are not images of some imagined joe biden america. these are images of donald trump's america, today. he keeps telling you, if only he was president it wouldn't happen. if he was president, he keeps telling us he was president he would feel safe. well, he is president, whether he knows it or not. and it is happening. it is getting worse, and you know why. because donald trump adds fuel to every fire. because he refuses to even knowledge that there is a racial justice problem in america. because he won't stand up to any form of violence. he's got no problem with right-wing militia, white supremacist, and vigilantes with assault weapons. all of them better armed than the police. often in the middle of the .iolence and because tens of millions of americans simply do not trust this president to respect their rights to hear their concerns or to protect them. it doe

right now vice president pence and karen pence are walking into the ceremonies, very much pandemic affected just saw images of vice president biden and dr. biden along with michael bloomberg. i believe i saw governor cuomo there as well. lisa abramowicz -- there is vice president biden. for those of you on radio, the images are quite poignant. lisa abramowicz, for those on radio and tv, it is a lot harder to do this this year because of all of the masks. lisa: especially when you look at the concept of mourning. the concept of resilience has to do with coming together and being face-to-face, and that has been shattered by the pandemic. the images raise a question about the recovery. michael feroli, i wonder what we are seeing with respect to the recovery of the labor market. i do not think we made enough of yesterday's employment figures. they came in higher-than-expected with the number of individuals receiving unemployment benefits increasing week over week. michael, is this a significant data point that marks a turning, a souring of the labor market that had been recovering at a fast spe

that is a winning message for mike pence and donald trump. it will be interesting to see if donald trump can win philadelphia, he's not going to win philadelphia but when enough votes in philadelphia to carry that statement interesting to see what the fracking holds for joe biden in the pittsburgh area. we appreciate your time and insight, thank you very much. jillian: in the next hour of "fox and friends first" nancy pelosi getting a lot of heat for getting her hair done without a mask while salons stay shot in her hometown. todd: radio host tony katz reacts to the apparent hypocrisy coming up. the worst genocide in human history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a s

mike pence told me about her and said she left. then, sheer go, and wrote a beautiful letter, as i understand it, a letter praising the administration, but then the people got a hold of her and said let us say bad things about donald trump, the same thing about miles. i never met him, he has gone. i have no idea who he is. this is a big government. every time some believes government, 99% of the time i will not know who they are. is a almost like it personal thing with me. [end video clip] host: on the comments from yesterday? guest: first of all, he is not telling the truth. she was not fired, she left because of what chief saul, the letter she was talking about, she wrote a nice letter to the task force who she thinks is doing important work and who she was honored to be a part of the work. her criticism and she certainly does not mention donald trump in the letter, she is not praising him, her point is that they were trying to do something important and donald trump undermined what they were doing at every turn, whether it was f

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