host: that it sandra in pensacola, florida. the president in pensacola today. his fifth stop in that city since 2016. bob in oxford, pennsylvania. an undecided voter. hello. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i am 99% sure who i will vote for. -- i think people hear what they want to hear. when biden was talking about the oil industry, he said it was going to be transitioned. that is the point. we went from horse and buggy to the on mobile and from trained to plain and from state roads to the interstate. each one improved our country. some jobs were lost. most was gained. the thing about -- what really bothers me about the 1%, i don't like how the republicans have done with the supreme court. if they have let obama have his say and voted one way or the other, then we could go along with what they are doing. but they are packing the court just as much as they are claiming republicans are going to. i am tired of -- i am kind of leaning toward biden. i don't like trump's character, for one thing. mocked the handicap man, that told me where his heart was.

first at the villegases and later on in pensacola along the alabama border.wo for one stop for the president tonight. he told the overflow crowd the choice in 2020 is clear. vote trump or lose your country. >> if you want your children to grow up in a free nation where they can speak their minds and practice their religions, then you must defeat sleepy joe biden and reject left wing fascism and vote for america first. that's what we are all about. >> stops in florida, kicking off a furious sprint to the finishes with stops in north carolina, new hampshire, ohio and wisconsin slate for this weekend as left the latest polling data shows the former vice president biden still leading in many of the battleground states. but the president is closing the gap. >> kevin, thank you. let's bring somebody to tell us more about the sunshine state. ran senator rick scott? >> i think president trump will have a big win in florida. they care about jobs and joe biden had 47 years and never did anything about jobs. the democrats want to defund the police. we have people from l

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>> we have hundreds of thousands of military in the panhandle that come through pensacola or destine,just fantastic. you can't beat it. >> how does that high concentration of military and veterans play in the political demographic here? >> santa rosa was 74% of the registered voters voted for donald trump. if you get further, you get to homes county where it was an 80% sen tile. >> down the perdita river. i heard the report of trump said that the veterans were losers and suckers. >> two best flags right there. >> honestly that's just like everyone says is fake news. >> what made you join the marines? >> when i was 18 and i worked with a police officer and he kept telling me that i didn't have the courage or the strength to go into the marine corps so one day i decided i'm going to prove you wrong. i served 21 years in the united states marine corps. >> and came down to the panhandle about 2014? >> that's correct. >> fuel tank coming. >> received orders when i was in afghanistan to come down here and be an instructor at the schoolhouse, the naval air station pensacola and been here eve

sarah, we know that he spoke yesterday at campaign rallies in the villages and pensacola. we hear people yelling behind you. are all of those people behind you people who may have attended his rallies? is there anybody there that is a protester? >> reporter: there are a few biden/harris signs, but by and large people are trump voters. he did do the rallies yesterday in pensacola and the villages and what we heard from him was this level of optimism about the end of the pandemic that isn't really rooted in the data we're seeing. we are seeing coronavirus cases spike across this country, but that's really part of the president's closing argument. he is making a gamble, guessing that people are more concerned about returning to normal everyday life than they are about the virus and that's likely the kind of message we are going to see from him today as he heads off to battleground states and finishes casting his ballot at the library behind me. >> looking at the big picture, there are two important things that the president is trying to communicate here, not only that we're r

catie beck, nbc news, pensacola, florida. >> if you post it, they will come.right? >> good line there. >>> still to come, arnold hwarzenegger back scaf need to find the closest official ballot drop box near you? just visit vote.ca.gov to find your nearest location. then drop off your ballot. your vote will be secure and counted. there are other ways to vote too. just return your vote-by-mail ballot at your voting location or mail it back. or you can vote safely in-person during early voting or on election day. vote the way you're most comfortable - but vote by 8pm on november 3rd. >>> still ahead, a countdown to election day. >> plus why you need to get your holiday shopping done eay.rl my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless t

you were at a rally in pensacola florida last week and i know that initially after president trump camere seeing more people at those rallies wearing a mask. what kind of precautions where they take and when you were in florida? well, when i walked into the main gate to go to this rally which was like the ones he's been holding everywhere in an aeroplane hangar where air force one pulls out. there's a little sign saying the trump pence campaign please wear your mouse. but when i got inside and saw thousands of people there i think maybe i% of the people there i think maybe i% of the people in pensacola were wearing masks. at least at that particular rally there was no enforcement at no sign of anyone they are socially distancing or taking any kind of basic precautions in order to avoid spreading the coronavirus. there we re spreading the coronavirus. there were a few more in pennsylvania today wearing masks. maybe the campaign was distributing them but they were throwing out hats in florida not masks. 0k, thank you very much forjoining us. ok, thank you very much forjoining us. once aga

and the trump rally is underway in pensacola, florida. it's underway. >> they want to terminate religious liberty, destroy the suburbs with regulations where they want to put low income housing. >> tucker: just minutes before last night's presidential debate, in an unexpected twist that could have only happened this year, 2020, one of hunter biden's former business associates, a man with the name right out of the novel, tony bobulinski delivered an on-camera statement to the white house press pool. in his statement, he contradicted joe biden's claims that he knew nothing about his son's foreign business deals. it was an i'm plausible thing to saw. now it's a lie. and then bobulinski went further. the other networks refused to broadcast it. we will. here's what bobulinski said. >> i have heard joe biden said he's never discussed business with hunter. that is false. i have first-hand knowledge about this because i directly dealt with the biden family including joe biden. i was introduced to joe biden by jim biden and hunter biden. at my app

first at the villegases and later on in pensacola along the alabama border.wo for one stop for the president tonight. he told the overflow crowd the choice in 2020 is clear. vote trump or lose your country. >> if you want your children to grow up in a free nation where they can speak their minds and practice their religions, then you must defeat sleepy joe biden and reject left wing fascism and vote for america first. that's what we are all about. >> stops in florida, kicking off a furious sprint to the finishes with stops in north carolina, new hampshire, ohio and wisconsin slate for this weekend as left the latest polling data shows the former vice president biden still leading in many of the battleground states. but the president is closing the gap. >> kevin, thank you. let's bring somebody to tell us more about the sunshine state. ran senator rick scott? >> i think president trump will have a big win in florida. they care about jobs and joe biden had 47 years and never did anything about jobs. the democrats want to defund the police. we have people from l

this one is in pensacola in florida. why does it matter? researchers at the university of washington institute for health metrics valuations published a new study in the journal nature medicine. 100,000 looifrs could be saved by february 28th if mask wearing became widespread across the country. >> about 49% of americans wear masks regularly which was pretty stunning. if it is 95% of us, 100,000 people's lives could be saved. >> the president has single handedly made it complex. he's making mask wearing incredible. but in reality it is that simple. if everyone wears a mask in this country, a hundred thousand more people will live and survive this pandemic by the end of this february. they won't die. but, it could not more than half a million if we keep on doing what we are doing with 49% of the country wearing a mask. we' so given how simple the life sa saving is -- what do you suppose the president is doing about it? >> this is jeff mason, he's got a mask on. it is the largest mask. i don't know if you can hear him. >> that's the president

he will make remarks in pensacola a little later this evening.rts starts us off tonight traveling with the president. he is from the villages right now. good evening, john. >> bret, good evening. the president is off to pensacola later on. in florida, the real clear

live in pensacola. >> reporter: democrats feel bullish about their chances in the sunshine state pointingstrongly generally voting but republicans counter 50,000 vote is more than competitive. they told me they will not only do well but they will win like they did in 2016 which is why we saw the president making twin stops in the sunshine state first at the villages and then later right here in pensacola, an area on the alabama border, a 2-for-1 stop for the president tonight which is where he told the overflow crowd the choice is clear, vote trump or lose your country. >> if you want your children to grow up in a free nation where they can speak their minds, practice their religion and live by their values then you must defeat sleepy joe biden and the radical left. reject left-wing fascism and vote for american freedom. vote for america first because that is what we are all about. >> stops in florida kicking off a furious sprint to the finish across america, stops in north carolina, new hampshire, ohio and wisconsin slated for this weekend as well. the latest polling data shows the forme

. >> reporter: president trump led a friday night rally in pensacola, florida, a crucial state in his bid for reelection . >> if you want your children to grow up in a free nation where they can speak their minds, practice their religion and live by their values, then you must defeat sleepy joe biden and the radical left. >> reporter: the day after his nashville debate with the democratic nominee, joe biden, the pols show the race in florida appears to be a tossup. in the afternoon, the president railed against biden while seeking the votes of seniors at the villages retirement community. >> you know, he leaves his house this morning, gets up and all he talks about is covid, covid, covid. because they want to scare people and we have done so well. >> reporter: the former vice president delivered remarks on the presidents covid remarks. >> it is as if he decided to go on offense for the virus, holding rallies with no masks. he just wants us to grow numb and resigned to the horrors of this death toll and the pain it is causing so many americans. >> reporter: singer lizzo campaigned in t

the president is off to pensacola later on. in florida, the real clear politics average of polls shows joe biden with a bout a 1.5. lead but on this day for two years clinton led the president by four points and he still pulled on a win. the president hoping to capitalize on some key moments from last nights debate to do it again. >> one of the most stunning moments last night was when joe biden admitted that he wants to abolish the oil industry. that wasn't too good. >> at the villages in florida, president trump kicking off the postdebate sprint to november 3rd in a county he won four years ago by 39 points. speaker 11 days from now, we're going to win the state of florida. we going to win four more years in the white house. >> before leaving the white house the president announcing another normalization of relations this time between israel and sudan days after the u.s. removed sudan from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. >> three months ago no one thought this would be possible. even bibi didn't know this was going t

we are stationed outside the president's upcoming event in pensacola. we can see trump supporters streaming into this venue behind us. hardly any of them wearing masks at this moment. we want to show you a live picture of a current trump rally taking place in the villages in central florida, a key part of that battleground state. trump export supporters not social distancing and not wearing masks as this coronavirus is raging across the u.s. ♪ >> reporter: campaigning in the must-win state of florida, president trump is predicting a comeback as he is trailing in the polls and running out of time. >> it will be a great red wave like you've never seen before. you're going to have a wave like you've never seen before. >> reporter: president is patting himself on the back after his less hostile debate with joe biden. >> i wanted to play by the rules and feel strong about it. two different styles. i'm able to do different styles if you had to. >> reporter: mr. trump is saying he has always responsibility for his responsible to the coronavirus. >> i always ta

pensacola where the president will be. pensacola will be heading up later today. about the president's goal on the ground there as this will be his stop later today. the counties over here he won 60 .7% of the vote in 2016. >> right. ever since -- those of us who go back along way remember 2000 and waiting for these results to come in from the panhandle and karl rove and other republican operatives cautioned people the turnout in the panhandle is key. that's still true. it is still true that some of these northern and western counties are heavily republican. those are the counties that produce the votes that make it possible for republicans to overcome the votes democratic votes from broward and miami-dade and west palm and other places in the state. a smart campaign will try to jazz up his base and get the people motivated to make sure they vote. they have to show up on election day for republicans to be competitive. >> sandra: let's head to delaware. the former president biden will spend time on the ground today. you look back at the results 2016. hillary clinto

the president about to speak at a rally in pensacola, florida. his second big rally in the sunshine state today. his first was at a retirement community in the villages. many seniors there not wearing masks. no need to remind you, elderly people oh are the increased risk of dying from the coronavirus. joe biden laying out his plan to combat the virus, including specifically wearing masks. >> wearing a mask is not a political statement. it's a scientific imperative. >> biden wants mask mandates in all the states. the president, of course, actively encouraging no mask wearing at his own rallies. and today in florida, with the senioring wearing few masks, at the white house president trump once again mocked a reporter for wearing a mask. >> this is jeff mason. he's got a mask on, it's the largest mask i think i've ever seep. >> while the president is painting a rosy picture tonight, here he is. >> we're going to quickly end this pandemic, this horrible plague that came in from china. if you look at what's going on, and we're rounding the turn, we're

he's going to be in pensacola later tonight. that barack obama plans to do some campaigning on behalf of joe biden in miami tomorrow. so florida is front and center with polls showing the race has tightened up considerably here. the president will no doubt be seizing on some things that came up in the debate yesterday including some faux pass. joe biden has plans and maybe phasing out the oil and gas industry as we know it. let's go to the president of the united states. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. and hello, florida. hello, florida. it's great to be with you and back at the villages. i like the villages. it's great to be with you. something that i wanted to do. you know, i was here four years ago. some little ball room that held about 400 people. i said i want to be with the villages. get a field or do something. just go out and get a field. go out and get a field. that's what they did. got a lot of people here. i see you driving around in those beautiful golf carts. i want one. i want a golf cart l

and pensacola, the president accused vice president joe biden of wanting to pack the supreme court with as many as 21 judges. he put together a commission to examine the alternatives. >> they going to pack it, they will pack the court, they get rid of the filibuster. how about if you supreme court with radical left judges. we would have an entirely different country. >> fight also spoke in his hometown of wilmington delaware slammed president trump's pandemic response. >>> was the city decided to go on offense, for the virus, holding rallies with no masks. he just wants us to grow numb and resigned to the horrors of this death toll and the pain it is causing so many americans. >>> tonight more than 50 million americans have already voted, according to the u.s. elections project. 36% of the total ballots cast in the 2016 election. there is asian size nationwide, voters in 48 states and dc have already set records. >>> more than 35 million people tuned into last night's present of debate, that is down 11% from the last debate, according to preliminary ratings. why he could get tried for t

the area of uncertainty goes from pensacola back to the texas/louisiana border. as of now, it's really louisiana. and you don't want to be on the right side of these storms, you know. day three and day four airs are about 110 to 150 miles, so that's why we're still saying anywhere from about houston to about mobile and pensacola, you need to keep an eye on this. and the recipe for strengthening is it's over very warm water right now, and it looks like this storm, as we mentioned, kasie, heading directly towards cancun. it's even going to absorb what used to be gamma, and then eventually head to the northern gulf coast. a very serious storm friday night-saturday morning. >> all right. we're thinking about everyone in the path of that storm. bill karins, thank you very much, as always, my friend. >>> still ahead here, a top republican says the president let his guard down when it came to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. we're going to show you those new comments, plus, what other gop leaders are saying. we're back in just a moment. p lg we'rbae ck in just

. >>> as the campaign, a live look at pensacola, florida, president trump is back metropolitan last night's debate. wrapping up a great make america great again rally. it is a second rally in the sunshine state today. earlier, he was in the villages. >>> the selection is a choice between a trump recovery, a trump super recovery, and a biden depression. >>> meanwhile joe biden continues to hammer the president's handling of the coronavirus in delaware today. >> we don't have to be held prisoner by this administration's failures. we can choose a different path. >>> meanwhile more than 35 million people tuned into last night's final presidential debate, down 11% from the last debate, that is according to pulmonary nielsen ratings across cable networks. the number does not include those who live stream the event. >>> good news for those living in chinatown, the neighborhood getting its first ever ballot drop off booth. mail, typically left on the stairs, or in an entryway. community leaders say most buildings in the area don't have a central postal location, and that is certainly problem during

while a rally in a little in pensacola, but this isn't a is a stop at the villages to say hello to people with me so long. i have been seeing it. you are willing to get in fights from your golf carts. you are willing to do whatever the hell is -- where is that person? i love that person. i love our people, but this is just a friendly stop at the villages, and look what happens. it's a beautiful thing, but there never has been a movement like this. there's been movements, but you've never had -- you know, when joe biden stops, if he has 3, 4 people -- no, really, he has the circles. he has the little circles. i'm a perfectionist. nice, big, beautiful, yellow -- they are very far apart because he cannot get any people. there's only five of them and they have a hard time filling it up, but here, we have thousands of people. no matter where we go, there has never been a movement like this, and it is a movement of loving our country. it is a movement of not letting these maniacs take over our country and destroy it. i just think it is such a great honor to finally be with villages. i wanted to

. >> hello, pensacola.lo, florida. >> reporter: at a rally in pensacola last night, president trump made it clear he needs florida's votes. >> 11 days from now, we are going to win my home state of florida, and we are going to win four more years in the white house. >> reporter: the president also made a stop at the villages retirement community. despite the u.s. setting a new record for daily covid cases, the president told the crowd of mostly vulnerable seniors this -- >> but we're not entering a dark winter. we're entering the final turn and approaching the light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: in 2016, mr. trump won the senior vote by seven points over hillary clinton, but this cbs battleground tracker poll shows he's lost that advantage and seniors now favor biden by a wide margin. the president's handling of the virus has divided the crucial voting bloc. >> he doesn't wear a mask. he's against masks. he's made a political thing out of it. >> honestly, i think he's done a great job. i think he w

. >>> back-to-back rallies in florida for president trump at his stops at the villages and in pensacola the president ripped into joe biden's debate comments on the pan dem squk tdemic and fuel industry. >> that was the last question they talked about that, and i said, whoa, this is the big point of the evening. do you want to get rid of oil and gas? well, we want to phase it out. i said thank you, texas, are you watching? pennsylvania, oklahoma, ohio, are you watching? >> the president and first lady are set to cast their ballots in person tomorrow morning near their palm beach estate. >>> with only 11 days before the election both political parties are feeling the pressure to help get out the vote. this is believed to be one of the most critical time periods leading up to election day. tonight nbc bay area's jackie ward is in san francisco checking out how this year's effort may look different because of the pandemic. >> reporter: for 50 years sue has been a phone bank volunteer, this year even a pandemic wasn't going to stop her from keeping that tradition. >> i think there's a lot o

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we have folks with us today that come from pensacola, people in pensacola and lake charles where we serveng laura. these folks appreciate what they've done so much they show up somewhere else and it shifts to the spirit of america, neighbors helping neighbors, a wonderful thing. jillian: make sure our viewers know where to go to get involved, mercychefs.com, that is mercychefs.com, good luck and godspeed. >> thank you so much. leland: think about what a hot meal would be after a week of no electricity or water. jillian: they deliver tens of thousands in a week, really incredible. leland: a big show tomorrow, you're on media buzz, together once again. news continues from new york, see you tomorrow. >> donald trump back on the campaign trail 17 days until the election, holding a rally a few hours from now in michigan, then another in wisconsin, two battleground states where he is trailing his democratic challenger joe biden. welcome to america's news headquarters. we are off to a start. >> reporter: welcome on this saturday. donald trump is expected to depart

pensacola should be. -- pence should be. the president can decide he is no people know when he is when he . or the vice president can meet with the cabinet. a majority vote puts the vice president in charge. he remains acting president until they decide the president is ready to resume power. this has not been done that way ever, but this could be the first time. >> there has been a truce on the campaign trail. 32 days until the election. vice president joe biden said they were pulling negative ads. is that the right thing to do? >> absolutely. democrat, republican, whatever. we only have one president at a time. it's important for all times to come together. plenty of time to make your case -- biden can make his case in a positive way. he is doing the right thing to pull the negative ads. it's hard to imagine considering the gravity of what is going on. you don't go to walter reed hospital for a hangnail. he will be there. then it will be ten days to two weeks after he no longer has a temperature. that pretty much kills cam

another superspreader event, this one in pensacola, florida. where as usual, people behind him will be told to wear masks for the cameras. but virtually no one else will be doing that. why does it matter? just today researchers at the university of washington published a new study in the journal nature medicine. right now, only about 49% of americans wear masks, regularly. which is pretty stunning. if it was 95% of us, 100,000 people's lives could be saved by the end of february. now, scientifically, it's -- it's that simple. but the president has sing single-handedly made it complex, he's made mask wearing political. and shown in his own behavior that it's perfectly acceptable to endanger other people by not wearing a mask. but in reality, it is that simple. if virtually everyone wears a mask in this country, 100,000 more people will live, will survive this pandemic, by the end of february. they won't die. now, even with near-universal mask wearing, the study's death figure is still heartbreaking. 381,000 people. but it could be more than half

the national weather service, 49-year-old man died in a parents in pensacola beach, florida, also blamedor the death of a 19-year-old in louisiana, fires caused by natural gas leak and a faulty generator. officials urging caution while using generators is 50,000 homes remain without power. jillian: a driver after a huge piece of metal smashes through his windshield. came flying off of flatbed tow truck driving next to add water medina in florida, right above his steering wheel. he was hurt by some of the shattered glass. his family says he faces life. jillian: one family is halloween display people are calling 9 one one, the decorations appear to show the home on fire. the 7 in riverside in southern california. it was inspired by the movie pirates of the caribbean, they are not calling it because pirates are there. the homeowners say hundreds of people stop by every night to see it at the fire department made a note that the one called about the house, it is not an actual fire. jillian: what if there was a fire? it is 21 minutes until the top of the hour, donald trump and joe biden dukin

the president will be in florida at the villages at 4:30 p.m., and in pensacola at 8:00 p.m. both live on c-span or c-span.org. if you go to c-span.org, the full schedule is there. that is the next two days coming up. everything we have covered in this campaign, including the debates and the vice presidential debate are available on our website, c-span.org. you can watch campaign events live as well. when it comes to the debate, if you have a question you wanted to look up and share, or specific topic, you can search and do all of that at c-span.org. brian, frederick, maryland. how did your candidate do? caller: he did all right by me. say i will be a not the idealis election, i have to admit. i wanted to say i appreciated the concept of the muted microphones, and more of a gentlemanly proceeding between the candidates. sayxpand on that, i would that is where my vote is going. host: that has been a common theme, everybody seems to think the debate was better than the first. what is it about joe biden that attracts your support? caller: i have always been a democratic vote sin

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i also want to thank director wray for his efforts after the pensacola shooting to keep us informed and figure out how something like that doesn't happen again. i want to thank the individuals working at the fbi for all their hard work. it is disgusting what has been going on with our law enforcement, how law-enforcement has been treated, and the insults they are taking. the things that are thrown at them, it is disgusting. it reminds me of what happened to people that were coming back from vietnam and they were treated disgustingly, and they are not the ones who chose to go. they chose to defend the freedom of this country and they follow the orders they were given. i did a resolution on the senate floor supporting the men and women of law enforcement, and it shocked me but members of the democrat decided to block it. that acan't imagine simple resolution to support members of law enforcement would not get supported by everybody in this country, especially in the u.s. senate. what are you all doing -- how has it impacted the morale of law enforcement people when you see how badly law-e

the data matters, but what matters is pensacola giving us an organic revenue growth statistic. this is one of those signs out of and into a new quarter that really matters. the pepsi-cola third-quarter organic revenue is up 4.2%. and that is really not all that bad a statistic. maybe that is some optimism of an earnings recovery. gina martin adams is scheduled to be here in a bed. upures up 34, dow futures 265. pound sterling is crushed -- pound sterling, is crushed the right word? francine: i wouldn't say crushed but certainly sensitive to any news and we could see it go lower depending on what happens in these negotiations. i'm looking at brexit concerns, weakening pounds, the dollar steady, and u.s. futures climbing on these potential signs of progress from washington towards a fresh stimulus package. a lot of industries in europe don't think that will be the case. tom: thank you so much. futures up 33. there are reports that come out, this is the time of year, autumn, all back from the summer, and there is courage within reports. it is simple, the public feel most vulnerabl

and another rally in pensacola, florida. both live on c-span. support biden line, how did it go for you tonight? caller: it went wonderfully. i was very pleased with the's performance. -- vice president biden's performance. scientistat any voting for president trump is doing the industry a disservice. frontline workers and health care. if i remember correctly, isn't that one of the cities that gets the most television commercials, political commercials, in the country? caller: yes, we do. ohio generally has been considered a battleground state and oftentimes, our political commercials start in march or april of an election year. host: what about right now? what is it looking like on the two bees right now? caller: honestly, i have seen commercials for both. i will say as i am going to work every day, i see more trump signs then biden signs, which is very disappointing to me as a nurse. trump seems to laugh in the face of scientists and world-renowned physicians. and medical practitioners. he has not seen the frontline of covid and the infections

a town where at risk senior citizens make up more than half of the population and one in pensacola where a mask order is in effect but the president playing down the virus growing threat just last night. >> i think it was a spike in florida and it's now gone. there was a very big spike in texas. it's now gone. there was a very big spike in arizona. it's now gone. >> before we get to or reporters, a quick fact check. texas led the country in new coronavirus cases reported thursday seeing its second straight day with more than 6,000 cases and averaging 69 deaths per day in the past week alone. just minutes ago, the florida department of health reported 73 new deaths and 3600 new cases in that state. yesterday's report of 5500 cases was the highest since mid-august. arizona public health officials in that state say hospitalizations, ventilator use and icu bed usage are all rapidlyrapid ly increasing. the united states right now is approaching 225,000 total deaths. the nation just reported a record high of daily new covid-19 cases at 77,000. also with me is white house bureau chief and co-au

michael: there was some electricity lost in the panhandle, particularly around pensacola. i have not heard any reports of election offices being closed, but that is possible or any of .he remote polling locations satellite or in person early voting locations. that is possible. hopefully it will be a small effect because there are still more days of early voting and people can still recovery and vote on election day if they need to. i am hopeful that whatever happened is having a minor affect, although i do know students who have not been able to distance learning because their powers out of their homes. david: at least that was what they are telling you. [laughter] great to have you with us. that is michael mcdonald, director of the u.s. elections project and professor of political science at the university of florida. coming up, we consider our swing state series with a look at wisconsin and democratic congresswoman one more from that state -- congresswoman gwen m oore from that state. this is balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance o

[applause] this has to be a big win from tampa to tallahassee from pensacola to miami, jacksonville tos and applause] we stand on the shoulders of florida patriots who gave their blood and sweat and tears for this beloved nation we stand on the shoulders of american heroes across the ocean to blaze a trail and to dig out the panama canal raised up the skyscrapers 12 world wars and defeated fascism and communism and from here in this beautiful state landed our brave astronauts on the face of the moon. [cheers and applause] we made america into the single greatest nation in the history of the world and the best is yet to come. and citizens like you to build this country and together we are taking back our country, returning power to you, the american people. with your help, your devotion, and your drive, we can keep on working. we will keep on fighting. we will keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheers and applause] and one coming into my office in washington and says sir is getting tired of winning. they win too much. go back and tell them to worry about it they will keep on winning wi

host: that it sandra in pensacola, florida. the president in pensacola today.is fifth stop in that city since 2016. bob in oxford, pennsylvania. an undecided voter. hello. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i am 99% sure who i will vote for. -- i think people hear what they want to hear. when biden was talking about the oil industry, he said it was going to be transitioned. that is the point. we went from horse and buggy to the on mobile and from trained to plain and from state roads to the interstate. each one improved our country. some jobs were lost. most was gained. the thing about -- what really bothers me about the 1%, i don't like how the republicans have done with the supreme court. if they have let obama have his say and voted one way or the other, then we could go along with what they are doing. but they are packing the court just as much as they are claiming republicans are going to. i am tired of -- i am kind of leaning toward biden. i don't like trump's character, for one thing. mocked the handicap man, that told me where his heart was. ho

. >> the president says florida today, pensacola tonight, tomorrow morning wakes up in mar-a-largo. votes early and goes to north carolina, ohio, wisconsin, new hampshire, pennsylvania, nebraska. he's got a packed schedule. >> bill: a typical weekend, right? >> a typical weekend. >> bill: thanks, john. on the board over here, the what-ifs map. everything in great is a battleground. pennsylvania's 20 votes. florida's 29 votes. win those, you're on your way to taking the white house for either candidate this year. john is down here as he mentioned. this is sumter county, home of the villages. you have to get the seniors. they vote. we see it every four years, right? going to go back to pennsylvania. this is important, too, here. a lot of democratic votes down he here in the blue part of the state. this is where joe biden will be tomorrow. lucerne county here. the president won almost 60% of the vote. eight years ago, really you don't see a lot of flips in counties like this. 52/47 from 2012. the president went in and got 60% of the vote. that's very impressive. joe biden is going ther

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he focused on a postal road from saint augustine to pensacola. like a lot of the territorial delegates in the 19th century, he had no committee assignments. so, his powers were very limited. he could introduce legislation, he could cajole members, he could lobby, but his powers on the floor were circumscribed. this story takes a turn with the war with mexico in 1846. this is really the first major turning point in this story and it raised questions for congress , particularly, about how territories with culturally unique populations acquired from the massive mexican secessions in the wake of the war and under the provisions of guadalupe hidalgo, how these would be represented in the federal government and eventually incorporated. this individual is the second hispanic american to serve in congress. he serves 30 years after hernandez. padre jose gallegos. and this is a really interesting story that we came across, originally turned onto it because he founded in heinz precedents. selected in 1853. he's actually the second delegate from the new mexi

let's take a listen to what the president said in pensacola. >> a safe vaccine that quickly ends thisorrible pandemic, and we're rounding the turn, with or without the vaccine. we have the vaccines. they're going to be great. with or without it, we're rounding the turn. normal life. that's all we want. fully resuming. we want normal life to fully resume. and that's happening. >> reporter: again, the facts just don't support this notion that the country is rounding the turn. when it up comes to coronavirus. at the president's rallies we have seen images of people not necessarily always wearing their masks. not necessarily always social distancing. yesterday on the campaign trail, we also heard from the president some ambivalence about hearing about the social guidance from his own administration. and the closing argument here is the people are more concerned about returning to normal life than the virus. that's a gamble from the president but as he keeps up with the events. >> say are ram werah westwood, much. we want to go to mj lee in philadelphia right now. we know that pennsylvania

. >> always, always to new orleans or pensacola. same area. >> all right. we wish you all the luck and we certainly hope those folks are, i don't know, the storm is as gentle as it possibly can be. thank you, ginger. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> new at 6:00, the incredible voice of whitney houston still breaking records. ♪ ♪ i will always love you >> all right. houston is now the first solo artist from the '90s to have a video that hit 1 billion views on youtube. topped the charts for 14 weeks in 1992 after she rerecorded dolly parton's version. houston's rendition is one of the best selling singles of all time. i was listening, kumasi, to dolly parton talking about this and, you know, she's very humble and she was saying i wrote this little song called "i will always love you" and i heard whitney houston do it and i didn't know my song could be sung in that way. >> every time she hits that note. that song can make me cry sometimes. i love that song. >> the voice. the voice. >>> okay. we've had our whitney moment. we're going to move on. >>> i want to tell yo

let's take a listen to what he said in pensacola. >> a safe vaccine that quickly ends this horrible pandemic, rounding the turn. with or without the vaccine. we have the vaccines. they're going to be great. with or without it, we're rounding the turn. normal life, that's all we want, fully resuming. we want normal life fully resuming. and that's happening. >> reporter: now, of course, we've heard local officials and public health experts warning convening gatherings in, as you mentioned, boris, covid hot spots. we have seen few guests wearing masks and adhering to social distancing guidelines. at a different event in florida, the president expressed ambivalence about adhering to social distancing guidelines. >> you know what, some people want to stay in. that's good. do it. do it. i'm sort of like, lead your life, right? some people agree with me, some people -- but if you want to stay in, if you want to do what you're doing, you do it. if you want to get out, you want to be careful, socially distance, all of the things, you can wear a mask if you can't socially distance, but there are a lot

the president will begin the villages about 4:30, 5:00 this afternoon and has a rally in pensacola and a weekend full of activity, harris. >> harris: i love it down there. say hi to all of the golf carts. good to see you, john. the former business of hunter biden speaking publicly on what he says was joe biden's role in his son overseas business deal. holding a news conference yesterday before attending last night's debate as the president's guest. he says joe biden took part in and profited from his son's overseas ventures. and now a new forecast of doubts on his claims. >> i have heard joe biden say that he has never discussed business with hunter, that is false. i have firsthand knowledge about this because i directly dealt with the biden family including joe biden. >> harris: today talking with the fbi, chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live in washington, and i was referring to that "wall street journal" report which i'm sure you will mention. >> yes, good afternoon, told tony about belinsky's legal team reached out to the fbi, the fbi is not saying much about the

he's got that event in the villages, then he's going to pensacola. the reason he's going to florida today is that he's really trying to shore up support among seniors. older americans typically vote republican. back in 2016, donald trump bested hillary clinton by something like nine points. but there was this latest poll showing that joe biden right now is winning with americans age 65 and older. and joe biden, when he was in florida a couple of weeks ago, he had an event in pembroke pines and he said something that i think is really resonant and struck older americans in a visceral way. he said, think about it, when was the last time you've been able to hug your grandchildren? and for older americans who realize that time is finite, they i think have a different view of the president's handling of the pandemic. so president trump going to the villages, which by the way is the nation's largest retirement community, in large part because, as it's been put to me, as goes the villages, so goes florida. and if donald trump loses florida, he could very we

from tampa to tallahassee, from pensacola to miami, and from jacksonville to write here, i love ocala. i love this place. i love horses. you like horses around here, right? a lot of friends who live here. we inherit the legacy of florida patriots who gave their blood, sweat, and tears to this beloved nation. we stand on the shoulders of american heroes who crossed the oceans, blazed the trails, settled the continent, tame the wilderness, lay down the railroads, raised up the giant skyscrapers, won two world wars, defeated fascism and communism and from here, this beautiful, wonderful state with that fabulous son. landing them on the face of the moon. we made america into the single greatest nation in the history of the world, and the best is yet to come. proud citizens like you helped build this country, and together, we are taking back our country. we are returning power to you, the american people. that's happening now. i with your help, your devotion, and your drive, we are going to keep on working, going to keep on fighting, and going to keep on winning, winning, winning. we are o