we have johnson & johnson and we have pfizer and moderno and we have others do. they are great companies, the best in the world so i think you put the people of new york at great risk if you look at the nursing homes in the 11,000 people that died needlessly. when you look at that, it's very sad. we will see. he will have to see but these are great companies. these are being done by probably some of the greatest companies in the world by pfizer, johnson & johnson etc.. i think they are getting very close and as you know they are in final testing right now, faced three in the final payday given shots to everybody, thousands and thousands of people and so far looks very good and looks like it could happen fairly quickly. >> what did you say to the family of breonna taylor? >> it's a said thing and i gave my guard regards the family of breonna ' it's so sad what's happening with everything about that case including law enforcement. so many people suffering of so many people needlessly suffering but with respect to breonna we give our regards to the family. [inaudibl

when you have pfizer, johnson & johnson, moderna, these great companies coming up with the vaccines, and they've done testing and everything else. i'm saying, why would they have to be adding great length to the process we want to have people not get sick. the vaccine is very important it's the final step i believe it's going to be the final step. i think that was a political move more than anything else. >> it's designed to improve trust in the vaccine, do you think -- ? >> i have tremendous trust and these massive companies that are so brilliant lee organized in terms of what they have been doing with the tests. i don't know that a government as big as we are, could do tests like this. we've made it possible for them to do the test and rapid fashion. when they come back, and they say that we have something that works, and absolutely works. and they're coming back with great numbers and statistics and stats and everything else that they have to come back with. i don't see any reason why it should be delayed further, if they delay it a week or two weeks or three weeks, that's a lot o

regulatory filings and approvals of the 1st covert $1000.00 vaccines well the companies include pfizer johnson and johnson and astra zeneca to name a few this comes as americans brace for a 2nd wave as experts predict more infections following a holiday weekend as we approach flu season all meanwhile india became the world's 2nd worst hit country just behind the u.s. where more than 90000 cases were reported in just 24 hours pushing india pos resilin with more than 4200000 cases and europe is seeing its 2nd wave as spain set a new daily record of more than 3700 new cases in just 24 hours this is the biggest count since the coup.

regulatory filings and approvals of the 1st coated $1000.00 vaccines well the companies include pfizer johnson and johnson and astra zeneca to name a few this comes as americans brace for a 2nd wave as experts print.

the companies that signed the pledge include astrazeneca moderna pfizer johnson johnson and biontech. >>the ceo of biotech cut by on tech rather is confident its vaccine could be ready for approval as early as the middle of october in fact in an interview this morning, the ceo called his company's vaccine. near perfect. >>does an excellent qualified and i consider this vaccine as a as a as a vaccine that just meopathic reaches a new path full time. we have done done they can collect specimens the showing that this vaccine is able to put tech and the most common from infection in the knee cap challenge experiments and they have cost much motte testing done we have poppy sometimes and this poll asked a lot of confidence. i'm combinations understanding of the market action in combination of the safety data coming in from the running high. yes, we believe that we have a safe port act and the belief that it would be able to show if you can see. >>there are dozens of covid-19 vaccines in trials around the world and in the past hour we're learning late-stage studies of astrazeneca's covid-19

regulatory filings and approvals of the 1st covert $1000.00 vaccines well the companies include pfizer johnson and johnson and astra zeneca to name a few this comes as americans brace for a 2nd wave as experts predict more infections following a holiday weekend as we approach flu season all meanwhile india became the world's 2nd worst hit country just behind the u.s. where more than 90000 cases were reported in just 24 hours pushing india pos residual with more than 4200000 cases and europe is seeing its 2nd wave as spain set a new daily record of more than 3700 new cases in just 24 hours this is the biggest count since the country came out of that strike lockdown and with school starting to reopen director of the coronation center for health alerts and emergencies said the country needs to be alert and vigilant. going to give them the schools are now openings some have already opened most schools are opening this week in a staggered way and others open next week we should see the impact of these reopening at the end of next week or the start of the week after that we need to be alert and vigi

when you have pfizer, johnson & johnson, moderna, great companies coming up with the track scenes andhing else why would they have to be adding at great length to the process? we want to have people not get sick. the vaccine is very important. it is the final step, i believe it is going to be final step and, no we're looking at that, but i think, i think that was a political move more than anything else. reporter: follow up, sir. it is designed to improve trust in the vaccine. do you think that is not needed? president trump: i have tremendous trust in these massive companies that are so brilliantly organized in terms of what they have been doing with the tests. i mean, i don't know that a government as big as we are could do tests like this. we made it possible for them to do the tests in rapid fashion but when they come back and they say that we have something that works and absolutely works and they're coming back with great numbers and statistics an tests and everything else they have to come back with, i don't see any reason why it should be delayed further because if they delay

pfizer, johnson and johnson, et cetera. i think they're getting really close. they're in final testing right now, phase 3, but final. they've given shots to everybody -- to thousands and thousands of people. so far it looks very good. looks like it could happen fairly quickly. >> what do you say to the family of breonna taylor, sir? >> i think it's a sad thing. i give my regards to the family of breonna. i think it's so sad what's happening with everything about that case, including law enforcement. so many people suffering. so many people needlessly suffering. with respect to breonna, we give our regards to the family. [inaudible question] >> well, it was an honor to be nominated for two nobel prizes. that was an honor. we'll see what's happening. i know china and india are having difficulty and very substantial difficulty. hopefully they'll be able to work that out. if we can help, we would love to help. [inaudible question] >> well, i think that was just a political chant. we could hardly hear it from where we were. somebody said there was some chanting. the

. >> we have numerous companies, johnson & johnson, pfizer, moderna, others, too.ompanies, best in the world. i think you put the people of new york at great risk. you look at the hounursing home 11,000 people have died. it's sad, very sad. we have to see. these are great companies. these are being done by really probably some of the greatest companies in the world with pfizer, johnson & johnson, et cetera. i think that they are getting very close. they are in final testing right now. phase three but final. they have given shots to thousands and thousands of people. so far, it looks very good. it looks like it could happen fairly quickly. reporter: what do you say to the family of breonna taylor, sir? >> it's a sad thing and i give my regards to the family of breonna. i also think it's so sad what's happening with everything about that case, including law enforcement. so many people suffering, so many people needlessly suffering, but with respect to breonna, we give our regards to the family. reporter: what do you think the protesters are fighting for? what do you

. >> you also have more than one company coming of johnson & johnson, young pfizer, madrona, others, we can conceivably have vaccines being given out by numerous companies in the world class companies, fantastic companies, that can happen also. >> thank you, mr. president are you prepared to sign off on the oracle deal even though the treasury is not getting paid and also does a deal meet your requirements in terms of national security. >> for giving me studies on the deal, has to be 100% as far as national security is concerned and i'm not prepared to sign off on anything, i have to see the deal, we need security after what we've seen in respect to china and what's going on and we want security, they will be reporting tomorrow morning and i will let you know. >> what about the payment to the treasury. >> we will see about that, amazingly i find that you're not allowed to do that when i say what kind of a thing is this, if they're willing to make big payments to the government, they are not allowed because there's no way of doing that because there's no legal path to doing that, i'm

when you have pfizer, johnson & johnson, moderna, these great companies coming up with the vaccines and they've done testing and everything else why would they have to be adding great length to the process? we want to have people not get sick. the vaccine is very important. it is the final step i believe it is going to be the final step. and we're looking at that but i think that was a political move more than anything else. >> on that, sir, it is designed to improve trust in the vaccine. do you think that is not needed? >> i have tremendous trust in these massive companies that are so brilliantly organized in terms of what they've been doing with the tests. i mean, i don't know that a government as big as we are could do tests like this. we've made it possible for them to do the tests in rapid fashion. but when they come back and they say that we have something that works and absolutely works and they're coming back with great numbers and statistics and tests and everything else that they have to come back with, i don't see any reason why it should be delayed further because if they de

johnson & johnson, pfizer, moderna, others, too. they're great companies. best in the world.think you're putting the people of new york at grace risk and he's done that, look at the nursing homes. 11,000 people died. needlessly. so when you look at that, it's very sad. so we'll see. we'll have to see. these are great companies. being done by the, really, probably some of the greatest companies in the world, when you think, with pfizer, johnson & johnson, et cetera. i think that they are getting very close. as you know, they're in final testing right now. phase three, but final. they've given shots to everybody, to a lot, thousands and thousands of people. and so far it looks very good and it looks like it could happen fairly quickly. >> what do you say to the family of breonna taylor, sir? >> i think it's a sad thing and i give my regards to the family of breonna and i also think it's so sad what's happening with everything about that case. including law enforcement. so many people suffering. so many people needlessly suffering but with respect to breonna we give our regards

you have johnson & johnson, pfizer, moderna, others. we could conceivably have vaccines being given out by numerous companies and they're all world class companies. they're fantastic companies. that could happen also. >> thank you, mr. president. are you prepared to sign off on the oracle and tik tok deal even though the treasury isn't getting paid? >> they're giving me studies in the deal. it has to be 100% as far as national security is concerned. i'm not prepared to sign off on anything. we need to see the deal. we need security, especially with what we've seen with respect to china and what's going on. we need security. they'll be reporting to me tomorrow morning and we'll let you know. >> what about the payments to the treasury? >> we're going to see about that. amazingly i find you're not allowed to do that. you're not allowed to accept money. what kind of a thing is this. if they're willing to make big payments to the government they're not allowed because there's no way of doing that from -- there's no legal path to doing that.

johnson. you have pfizer. you have moderna. you have others.o we can conceivably have vaccines being given out by numerous companies and they're all world-class companies. that could happen also. okay? please, go ahead. >> thank you, mr. president. are you prepared to sign off on the oracle and tiktok deal even though the treasury isn't getting paid? and also does the deal meet your requirements in terms of national security concerns? >> they're giving me studies on the deal. it has to be 100% as far as national security is concerned. and, no, i'm not prepared to sign off on anything. i have to see the deal. we need security especially after what we have seen with respect to china and what's going on. we want security. so, i'll let you know. they're going to be reporting to me tomorrow morning, and we'll let you know. >> what about the payments to the treasury? >> we're going to see about that. amazingly, i find that you're not allowed to do that. you're not allowed -- i say what kind of a thing is this if they're willing to make big payments t

you have johnson & johnson, pfizer, moderna, others every it we could conceivably have vaccines being given out by numerous companies and they are all world-class companies, fantastic companies. that could happen also. >> cdc director dr. robert redfield responded to remarks the president trump saying i believe in the importance of vaccines. a covid-19 vaccine is the thing that will get americans back to normal, everyday life. the best defense we currently have against the virus are important mitigation efforts of wearing a mask, washing your hands, social distancing, and being careful about crowds. now the senate hearing on

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it's why we partnered with sanofi, gsk, pfizer, johnson & johnson with billion-dollar contracts to manufacture00 million doses. we still feel like were on the right timeline. >> when you say widely available do you mean to everyone or just people in high-risk groups? >> i'm not going to engage in a hypothetical come of it is our goal to have at least 100 million in production by th. >> in all fairness, that was not a hypothetical, because robert redfield said that the first doses would likely be available to people in high risk categories, but they are not widely available to the general population for a while. again, the president wants to get it out there as quickly as possible. he may not be thrilled with that timeline. we may get to ask him that question later on today as he may hold one of his coronavirus briefings prayed something the president talked about last night, dana, in that abc town hall, was his idea that he called herd mentality, although i think he meant herd immunity. that's when enough members of the population get a particular disease, that there is enough resistance to th

pfizer, johnson & johnson, sanofi, moderna, trying to let the public know when we get to the finish line >> right and look. just a step back, it's a high science process. distributing, developing a covid-19 vaccine is always high science. it's one of the most challenging public health initiatives ever attempted. we have to keep in mind. this is not a political process. it's a public health process. it's won at a global level. we have to get around the world. we may have to do it multiple times. it's a long, arduous process that requires not only the u.s. but global regulators around the world. it's a massive, massive process. >> charles: how concerned are you, i was surprised when i heard vice presidential nominee kamala harris suggest she would not take a vaccine. there are enough people out there who are going to take it anyway. many people don't want to be the first to take it if they eventually take it. it's got its own issues to begin with. how concerned are you about the politicalization? >> we have to go back to the data. there is due process when you look at any drug product or v

wall street journal" reporting over the weekend that three of the big vaccine makers, moderna, pfizer, johnson & johnson pledged no the to seek fda approval for their vaccine until they believe it is proven safe and effective because sometimes they can go for authorization before the trials are completed. what do you make of that move? because i think a layperson would think well, yeah, why go for approval until you know for sure? what do you think? >> that was a tremendously important statement that they came out with, and i think because of what happened with convalescent plasma there was this question about whether they would go for emergency use authorization ahead of completing these phase three trials. the vaccine manufacturers know that trust is such an important component of distributing vaccine, and i was in particular, particularly encouraged by moderna's statements specifically that they would not rush if it meant they couldn't have adequate enrollment of minority populations. that is true. >> can we talk about that point for a moment you? wrote a fascinating op-ed with fellow docto

that sounds like a political move because when you have pfizer johnson moderna these great companies coming up with these vaccines and they've been testing everything else i'm saying why would they have to be. the great links to the process. >>the president has repeatedly claimed that a vaccine would be ready before election day. but most scientists say that that's not a very realistic. >>take a look at the numbers so far of covid cases in california approaching 800,000 positives with more than 15,300 people in california, dying of covid related complications in the bay area that includes a 1419 people who have died of coronavirus. >>and soon you can get a coronavirus test at the airport before you head to hawaii. yeah results back in 15 minutes, but it will cost you kron four's will tran live at sfo to explain good morning. well. >>would you pay $250 or so to get a covid-19 test at the airport before you hop on to your flight convenient but it's costly. it is available to you if you want to write we're all about choices. so come october 15 if you are flying united and you're going t

that sounds like a political move because when you have pfizer johnson moderna these great companies coming up with these vaccines and they've been testing everything else i'm saying why would they have to be. the great links to the process. >>well the president has repeatedly claimed that a vaccine will be ready before election day though most scientists say that's not realistic. >>so far the state has recorded almost 800,000 cases of covid as you can see there are more than 15,000 californians have died of coronavirus including 1419 deaths here in the bay area and what a strange world where im at where united airlines is going to be offering free covid tests. >>at the airport before certain flights yes, namely to hawaii kron four's will tran live at sfo to explain why so critical here they've had that but that quarantine in effect for a while now. >>it's still in effect until october 15th that's the jumping off point come october 15th, if you come the united airlines and you're going to to hawaii. this is only an sfo by the way sfo to hawaii. you can get covid-19 testing the result

pfizer, johnson & johnson and moderna among the drugmakers to pledge that any vaccine must be provenfore they would allow it to be distributed for widespread public use. it is a clear worry as to why corners might be cut because of campaign calculations. >> it will be delivered in my permanent basis befo opinion before the end of the year. but maybe even by the end of october. and it'd be nice because we want to save people. that's why it'd be nice. >> in an exclusive interview with cnn that airs in full next hour, the democratic vice presidential candidate senator kamala harris says there's every reason to believe the president will pressure scientists for an early green light. >> if past is prologue that they will not, they will be muzzled, they will be suppressed, they will be sidelined. >> let's just say there's a vaccine that is approved and even distributed before the election. would you get it? >> well, i think that's going to be an issue for all of us. i will say that i would not trust donald trump and it would have to be a credible source of information that talks about the

that sounds like a political move because when you have pfizer johnson moderna these great companies coming up with these vaccines and they've been testing everything else i'm saying why would they have to be. the great links to the process. >>well the president has repeatedly claimed that the vaccine will be ready before election day but most scientists say that's just not realistic. >>so far the state has seen. we're getting close to 800,000 cases with more than 15,000 people dying in california of covid in the bay area that includes 1419 people who have died of the coronavirus. >>but there is good news see if you want to leave on a vacation which has been impossible pretty much to go anywhere, especially hawaii because you had to quarantine but now. >>as you know they are lifting the quarantine if you get a covid test. yes sir travelers coming to hawaii and now it's going to get even a little bit easier yeah test we've will tran on the story for us this is all involving united airlines will explain everybody. >>this is not every flight that heading there but this is a program that

it's why we partnered with sanofi, gsk, pfizer, johnson & johnson to manufacture 100 million doses. we still feel like were on the right timeline. >> when you say widely available, do you mean to everyone or just people at high risk for the virus? >> i'm not going to engage in the hypothetical but it's our goal to have at least 100 million in production by the end of the year. >> in all fairness to the press secretary, there was not a hypothetical, because the cdc director did say that it would be available on the limited basis. president trump i think would like to see it more broadly available. he's got a briefing at 5:00 so maybe we'll be able to put that question to him. one thing the president is happy about is the announcement that came out from the big ten, that after further consideration some new medical information testing possibilities and a whole lot of pressure from president trump, though they did not cite that, they will begin a football schedule on the 24th of october. here's what kayleigh mcenany said about that. >> the president was happy to get this thing going, a

that sounds like a political move because when you have pfizer johnson moderna these great companies coming up with these vaccines and they've been testing everything else i'm saying why would they have to be. the great length to the process. >>and the president has repeatedly claimed that the vaccine will be ready. before election day but most scientists say that that's just not realistic. >>so far the state has seen almost 800,000 cases 900 i mean sorry 797,000 plus. and more than 15,000 people have died of covid in california, including 1419 people here in the bay area who died. and united airlines will soon be offering free covid testing with certain flights, yes. >>and this is important especially if you're heading to hawaii because it's crawford's will is reporting for us live now from sfo. previously if you're going why will you have to spend 2 weeks in quarantine that blows the whole vacation, but that may change. >>yes and if you're returning to your house you want to get out and go back to work so this affects people who are returning to their home as well this is good news

vaccines that the administration has paid for from any number of pharmaceutical companies, moderna, pfizer, johnson & johnson, which have been paid for, that's an assumption that they will work and that they will be safe. but let us be clear, as of right now, there is no vaccine that we know works. there is no vaccine that we know is safe. and there is no new information to suggest that a vaccine will indeed be available by election day. this is a promise from the president based not on scientific fact, not on any new scientific developments. this is misinformation based, it seems, obvious on his desire to be re-elected. >> as soon as a vaccine is approved, the administration will deliver it to the american people immediately. distribution will begin within 24 hours after notice. we'll have manufactured at least 100 million vaccine doses before the end of the year and likely much more than that. hundreds of millions of doses will be available every month. and we expect to have enough vaccines for every american by april. >> i mean, that sounds great, except for the fact that there is no vaccine tha

and we're getting very good results and it's really looking good and they are great companies, pfizer, johnson & johnson, moderna, we have a lot of great companies they aren't just one and they are all doing really well. it's going to be soon. now will it be before the election it could be in terms of if we have something and we'll start delivering it immediately upon getting it, but we're very close to getting the vaccine, and that's something i look forward to, and i think it be so good for the world not just for us, for the world. now you have other people looking for vaccines and we'll see how they do and we're working in conjunction with them , but we're going to have a vaccine very very soon. we're also going to have additional therapeutics. we have some great things, and we have some great things in-store, so in development right now, so, i think we're really going to do something very special. we'll see what happens, but if this were another administration , you would have been talking about two years, if you're lucky, before you got to this point. ainsley: one more question on the pan

that sounds like a political move because when you have pfizer johnson moderna these great companies coming up with these vaccines and they've been testing everything else i'm saying why would they have to be. the great links to the process. >>the president has repeatedly claimed that a vaccine will be ready before election day but most scientists say that's really not realistic. >>so far the state recorded almost 800,000 cases of covid you can see the numbers here with more than 15,300 people dying of it in california, including 1419 people who died of coronavirus in the bay area. how weird is it to be living in a pandemic where you can say hey if you fly united to why you get a free covid test yeah her for course will tran live at sfo. >>with more on how this will work in this all kind of ties in with a wide beginning to loosen restrictions right well. >>yes, the restrictions are in place in hawaii for quarantine right now they pushed back an extra month because they want to be safe this whole thing begins on october 15 if you fly united airlines you can get a covid-19 test. the da

opened with the wall street journal" had any article that pfizer, johnson & johnson, and moderna are joining together to put out a statement about the efficacy and the safety of the are -- the vaccine they are working on. ,he only reason they did that as is my speculation, right before that, trump had come out and stated the vaccine was going to be ready in november. cdc had come out to announce to the people they are going to administer to prepare for that. the reason thet drug companies did this is because the blowback from the public and the science community has been so strong that they felt it was necessary to reassure the public that they were going to take all steps necessary to make sure it was safe and effective. what that -- the magnitude of that is the president has undermined two of the most trusted agencies in the federal government, the cdc and the fda. the public isat faced now with a question as to whether or not a vaccination that is going to be inserted into 300 million american arms is safe. ais is a vaccine to stop pandemic that is inflicting the united states and

johnson and johnson and pfizer and others too. the best companies in the world.utting the people of new york at great risk and he's done that if you are look at the nursing homes. 11,000 people died needlessly. that's very sad. we will see. we will have to see. these are great companies. these are being done by probably some of the greatest companies in the world with pfizer and johnson and johnson. they are getting very close. they are in final testing right now. phase 3 but final. they have given shots to thousands and thousands of people. so far it looks very good. it looks like it could happen fairly quickly. >> what do you say to the family of breonna taylor, sir? >> it's a sad thing. i give my regards to the family of breonna taylor and it's so sad what is happening with everything about that days including law enforcement. so many people suffering. so many people needlessly suffering but with respect to breonna taylor, we give our regards to the family. >> what do you think the protestors are fighting for? >> [inaudible]? >> well, it was an honor to be nom

you have johnson and johnson and pfizer and others.s being given out by numerous companies and they are all world class companies. they are fantastic companies. that could happen also. >> mr. president, are you p prepared to sign off on the tiktok deal? >> i have to see the deal. we need security after what we have seen with respect to china and what is going on. i will let you know. they will report to me tomorrow morning. we will let you know. >> what about the payments to the treasury? >> well, we will see about that. amazin amazi amazingly, you are not allowed to do that. there is no way of doing that from -- there is no legal path to do that. wait a minute, they are willing to make a big payment to the government and we are not allowed to take their money? how foolish can we be. we are looking into that. i want a big chunk of that money to go to the united states government because we made it public. -- possible. the lawyers say there is no way of doing that because nobody said we will approve the deal but we want a lot of money t

s of firms including astra zeneca pfizer moderna and johnson and johnson all are in the middle of trials for a new vaccine on timelines that are vastly sped up from the typical years long course needed for new medications political pressures meanwhile rising in the u.s. as an election nears and vaccine skepticism remains a concern. and for more on this let's go to our financial correspondent yens korda in new york i'm not sure if this is reassuring or a little frightening that it takes the drug makers themselves to have to publicly appeal to everyone. well it's clearly unusual and the drug makers on one side and also the biotech companies have signed contracts and was the u.s. government in the amount of billions of dollars spent on the other side they do feel a rush to the trump administration would like to see you have a scene out before the elections on november 3rd dementedly fall she here on tuesday is quoted saying that he believes that the process really a bit too far is but on the other side what the biotech and pharmaceutical companies are fearing is basically liabilities so the

. >> you also have more than one company, you have johnson & johnson, pfizer, moderna.e can conceivably have vaccines being given out by numerous companies, and they are all world-class companies. that could happen also. the cdc director, dr. robert redfield,

pfizer. that was something that he mentioned. stuart: j&j. susan: j&j, johnsoned testing here in the u.s. and moderna. look at the cases in europe. we're following what happened on the european markets down 3% after we heard the uk come up with higher cases. so a possible second wave. although some people don't like using that term because as powerful as first wave. nor would we want to see that. france reported 10,000 new cases. germany reported higher number of cases as we head into the winter, colder months. i would say the selloff is relatively contained. the vix, the volatility index, the fear gauge is only two week highs. if there was real panic it would shoot up a lot more than what it has done. you've seen bargain buying with apple turning positive. stuart: you're calming us all down. susan: as we should. stuart: well-done. thank you. how about this, another gaffe from joe biden. watch this. >> it is estimated that 200 million people have died, probably by the time i finish this talk. stuart: 200 million people works out to be roughly 60% of our populati

. >> reporter: the "wall street journal" reporting pharmaceutical companies pfizer, moderna, and johnson johnson are preparing an unusual joint pledge promising not to seek approval for their vaccines until they have been proven safe and effective. a move aimed at increasing public confidence in a vaccine in and when one becomes available. >> that was a tremendously important statement. the vaccine manufacturers know that trust is such an important component of distributing vaccine. >> reporter: meanwhile, more than 33,000 covid cases have been reported at colleges and universities in all 50 states, with some schools cracking down on students who violate safety protocols, including rules on congregating and mask wearing. nyu tweeting over the weekend that it suspended more than 20 students days after northeastern university suspended 11 students without refunding their tuition. one thing that could slow down the vaccine approval process, experts warn that phase three clinical trials are still not enrolling enough minorities. this is something that's necessary to better reflect the popula

let's take a look at the other companies working on a vaccine in the premarket, a mixed bag but pfizer, johnson johnson and gilead up but moderna is slightly down as well as novavax, let's have the look at the latest read, let's get a read on the latest mortgage applications numbers that just came out, the spring and lauren simonetti. susan.lauren: up 6.3% staying ho fall despite high home prices and rates that are slowly kicking up, refi's lead the way up 86% last year and here's the point to thirds of overall mortgage activity. people are looking to lower their monthly bills. ashley: i'm amazed there still people left to refinance. but they are still out there, thank you lauren simonetti i appreciate that. lauren: i've been meaning to do it. ashley: i don't think you're the only one. let's bring back john lonski, despite the recent market selloff on behalf of the stalemate over the stimulus bill you believe the economy is improving, right? >> yes, i do. the atlanta fed came out with an estimate for third-quarter growth at 32% annualized, better yet we keep getting this good news on housing, w

we partnered with pfizer and johnson and johnson to manufacture 100 million doses. >> masks to prevent the spread of coronavirus also a big issue today after president trump told a town hall in philadelphia this about masks. >> a lot of people don't want to wear masks. a lot of people think masks are not good. >> who are those people? >> waiters. they are playing with the masks. the mask comes over. they touch it and then they are touching the plate. >> the cd director told congress today masks are indeed good. >> we have clear scientific evidence they work. they are our best defense. i might go so far to say this face mask is more guaranteeed to protect me against covid than when i take a covid vaccine. >> the press secretary tried to reconcile the competing points of view. >> mask wearing is good. but he pointed out some of the consequences if not used appropriately. >> and president trump said he was trying to avoid creating a panic. >> i didn't down play. it i up played it in terms of action. my action was strong. >> he gave comparisons to churchill who urged britains to be calm wh

another thing, you look at a company like pfizer, one of the great companies of the world, johnson & johnson, they are doing a lot of testing at a rapid rate that nobody has ever seen. they are on the third level of the trial, and i think you will see things that are amazing. when i made statements like that, that is an old statement. i had no idea what we are producing it only because of what i have done with the fda and other things can we come up with numbers like that. we are lucky that we do not have to, because that was considered fast. if this were an administration from the past, and i think i can say far beyond obama, it was other administrations also, you 2.5d not have a vaccine for to three years. >> do you support the proposal that was put forward? are you comfortable with -- pres. trump: something like that. some republicans disagree but i think i can convince them to go along with that. i like the larger number. i went to see people get money. it was not their fault that this happened. it was china's fault. people say it you should not say that. that is not nice. it was

we heard president trump talk about astrazeneca, pfizer, johnson & johnson, j&j, moderna also in phaselobal coronavirus vaccine first. david: they're looking for some way to undermine our efforts. that is my suggestion. susan: some way to read into it. david: some way to do it. russians tried, turned out they were in phase two, and would release it before they got into phase three which is a big no-no. susan. thank you very much. >>> it is 10:51 on the dot. you know what that means, brian kilmeade to join us. great to see you, my friend. talk about the protesters who went in the middle of the night banging these pots causing a scene outside of senator lindsey graham's house demanding he vote against any supreme court nomination for any reason. that word any, any means necessary. that is what these people are out to do. egged on of course by aoc and other radicals in congress. >> it is unbelievable. they did it at mitch mcconnell's house. did it against the homeland security secretary's house. this is beginning to be a pattern. congratulations. i just texted graham es people, what happe

i spoke with pfizer today. johnson and johnson, as you know, doing really well. moderna.e have tremendous talent, tremendous scientists and they're really right there and i think you're going to hear some very good news. >> now, moments ago the editor of the "lansit medical journal," said he's lying. >> we can't cut corners. there will not be a vaccine available for public use by the end of october. president trump is simply wrong about that. i have no understanding why he is saying it because his advisors will surely be telling him that's impossible. >> with me now is dr. jonathan rhiner a professor of medicine, a medical analyst at cnn. thank you for being with us. just yesterday dr. fauci said it was likely but not impossible to have one by october. then he's saying it's impossible, certainly for americans to be able to access this. what do you make of this? >> well, it's certainly impossible for almost all americans to access this. anytime before the first of the year. first of all, the most advanced trial, the moderna, rna vaccine trial is barely past halfway done. b

so, when we have it, and i spoke to the head of pfizer, of johnson and johnson. the greatest medical companies in the world. wow, this is bad news. president trump is getting this vaccine in record time. by the way, if this were the obama administration, you wouldn't have that vaccine for three years. so, we're going to have a vaccine very soon. maybe even before a special day. but let me tell you, wait, and what they're doing, because they think it is going fast, and if you talk to a lot of your sources, if you have sources -- if you talk to your sources in the fda, you'll see it's going very well. the numbers are looking unbelievably strong, unbelievably good. they're saying, let's disparage the vaccine. that's so bad for this country and the world to say that. i watch kamala's poll numbers drop from 15 to almost 0 and then drop out before she ran in iowa because people didn't like her and i understand why. she will never be president, although i have to be careful because obama used to say that about me, so i have to be careful. obviously, joe's not doing too