. >> trying to get a question and from rhonda craig. >> thank you so much. i just graduated on saturday. and watches get out of line. prior before coming to school i worked in tv journalism and consulting with raised on - - radio equities omitted career professional never working a campaign in my life, how do i pivot into politics? >> you send some people your resume like me and we pointed out there to people who are looking for talent. in only ever working and national politics that was the case i would not be here. to be creative and innovative there are senate races all across the country that we need goods to goals have you seen the polling? electing a democrat from the senate in georgia. there are races in play that we have to defend to keep our majority in the house. we want to get to a majority in the senate to have a coordinated campaign and we are on battleground states across the country but the best entry into politics for those who haven't done it before is to find someone i went on 39 interviews before i got my first job then say you don't have

and my friend rhonda was on the horn yesterday after this ticket was announced with some of her fellow a.k.a.s talking about how they are getting out the vote, what they are going to do in swing states. and you have to throw in all of the historically black colleges and universities at how those individuals who graduated from the schools could unite around kamala harris. and if people take her to be as progressive as she is professing and as progressive as she seems based on her voting record, this could really help joe biden paired remember with hillary clinton in the bernie sanders motors, bernie sanders voters, 12% of them from the primary supported president trump. less than 80% came out for hillary clinton. in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, voters back to bernie sanders. there were 260,000 backers from the senators who came out for president trump in the fall. and that was well over twice the margin of victory for president trump in those three states. michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. so if the progressives come out and you have a rally of support among members of the black

rhonda, thank you for waking up and pulling this one. it's a little dusty.m the 60s. give me a little sign. if you are up , you can use facebook, twitter , or instagram using the hashtag , ktvu . >>> thank you. a san francisco restaurant with dining bubbles has been told to remove the domes. the bubbles do not allow for proper airflow. the restaurant's owner believes that someone anonymously complain because they thought the domes were anti-homeless. stating our door structures need to be open on the sides to allow for airflow. >>> health officials have confirmed a case of the plague at south lake tahoe. the first in years. the unidentified resident is under medical care while recovering at home. the person may have been bitten by an infected flee while walking a dog north of highway 50. plague can be prevented by avoiding contact with rodents and staying away from burroughs. >>> the oakland a's were behind against the diamondbacks before picking up three runs. matt olson tied the game and then dropped it. in the bottom of the ninth, the diamondbacks had bas

. >> reporter: we first met rhonda and ricky atkins in april. struggling to bring in business >> for small businesses, these funds are going to make or break most of us >> reporter: but the fate of their virginia seafood restaurant changed when they got approved for a loan through the paycheck protection program >> we are in a much more solid position than when we started we were able to keep everybody on staff. >> reporter: the government program was created as a quick fix to save jobs and cover business expenses during what many lawmakers thought would be a temporary disruption but the roll-out was bumpy. many banks were not prepared to process the initial flood of applications for the first $350 billion, which disappeared in just 13 days so congress added another $250 billion to the pot but guidelines on how and when the money had to be used were strict and changed after the loans were approved, confusing many small business owners. since april, $521 billion have been distributed. but christina in reno, nevada, didn't get any of it. >> 90% of

nigh to fnomortt-heasrn c faliforniae fearing for their lives, fled through the fire, including rhondao. m , that's the only behind me, way out. >> reporter: much of her farm was burned to the ground, along with countless homes. it's so dire, california's governor is calling for help. >> we've now requested 375 emac, meaning engines, to come from other states. >> reporter: 50 miles east of san francisco, the fast-moving l.n.u. complex fire blew up at 11:00 last night in and around vacaville. residents in this city of 100,000, had minutes to lee. >> and i got all these flameon but i made it. god saved me. >> go! >> reporter: with a massive smoke cloud 15,000 feet high over much of northern california, the fire is still out of control and burning an area larger than the size of washington, d.c. in the sierras, a homeowner koon her home. >> i'm really sorry to have to tell you this, but your house is gone. oka l t, jgoto take this in. >> reporter: now, the governor re sthr thannia has seen 2,000 thsame time last year. now this particular fire is putting out so much smoke that it made it d

york rush to shutdown and quarantine in march to stay remained open much later in april governor rhonda sent us reluctantly ordered bars restaurants and other public places close by may the number of confirmed cases was relatively low in florida so this was among the 1st governors to reopen his state even bragged about how well he had managed break and saved the local economy and that's when things began to unravel. hospital started to flood with patients bridge raiders appear to accommodate the bodies that couldn't handle florida came into the national spotlight and if you remember actually florida initially made news through that pandemic because spring breakers which are you know young college people and young people have come to this part of south florida to party in in march because they have a break in school they county and the state government and the county government didn't do anything to try to stop that because it's money right now and we're seeing it now new world real. but in the middle the condemn a cry of so if you ask me it's really just greed and the fact that these pe

new york rush to shutdown and quarantine and march this day remains open march later in a probe gov rhonda sent as reluctantly ordered bars restaurants and other public places close by may the number of confirmed cases was relatively low in florida so this was among the 1st governors to reopen his state even bragged about how well he had managed and saved the local economy and that's when things began to unravel cases. hospitals started to flood with patients bridge raiders appear to accommodate the bodies that couldn't handle florida came into the national spotlight and if you remember actually florida initially made news through that endemic because spring breakers which are you know young college people and young people have come to this part of south florida to party in in march because they have a break in school they county and the state government and the county government didn't do any. anything to try to stop that because it's money right and we're seeing it now this new world reopen in the middle of a pandemic so if you ask me it's really just greed and the fact that these people

that has been set to spark a new round of action from the us on the office where we leave our news rhondar another sean we'll keep the updates coming up at the top of the hour but sit tight now because we've got a documentary coming your way chronicling some months to forget for new york and florida good bye for no. one else just seems wrong. why don't we all just all. any ol yet to see how this day become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. that's geysers line at a little by little place a little bit of delicate. close to the zip this is a central plank support diadem is a good problem right now so you stop to. think . hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on peter labelle rage and disruption fear and despair how has the united states found itself in such a state of turmoil growing income inequality and systemic racism or poison politics take your pick what is the difference between a protest and a riot and is it accurate to say the u.s. is becoming a failed state. they discus

political activists somebody who has been out on the streets run a hoary joins us from beirut as well rhonda is it time to tear the whole thing down start again i think it was time to head the whole thing down a long time ago and today more than ever i think that revolution over 17 has sent. a very strong political message even though everyone was thinking it was just you know an impulsive anger of the people and i think the message was no one should trust this ruling mafia not the international community of course not to people and i think it's time to change the system it's no longer beneficial just to ask for the resignation of the government the president of the republic needs to go this clown of a government needs to go everyone who was in power since the civil war till today and is seen in the last criminal blast in august for we've seen images that reminded us of the civil war which is which is on the sleeve of course if this is going to happen because it's the exact same ruling class who was governing us during the civil war after and now so yes and the system needs to change as soon

. >> rhonda corn in. from the pants have got to go.e john kasich i stand crossroads every night of quarantine whether to go to bet or another glass of wine. todd: meantime shim can a getting off the hook one assistive facility in texas. carley: this is one party i would love to be invited to assisted living fittings in texas decided to is switch things up and entertain residents included booze and temporary tattoos. so the wesley house assisted living activities director susie came up with the idea. the tattoo idea came from me planning this month's happy hour and thinking wow, we are already in august. this is crazy. we are going crazy. so i thought what do crazy people do when they drink? get tattoos. so residents are in their fifth month of total lockdown. during that time they also had a christmas in july party where they exchanged gifts and decorated a christmas tree. look at that won with her fake tattoo and bud light. awful stuff. in florida deputies to the rescue. will. >> two deputies in florida, they came to the aid of a wait

. >> reporter: rhonda said she tries to prevent suicide. she says the legacy of slavery and jim crow law has scarred many african-americans for generations. >> it's not every day that someone reaches outs from across the country asking me for resources or how do i get help. >> how were the e-mails you received before the pandemic compared to the one you're getting now? >> you can hair that panic, the sense of urgency in someone's e-mail or in someone's violation. it's like they're already in a state of crisis. >> reporter: bryant helped legan forward. >> i know my falling i to help and heal others. my family as well. >> reporter: helping others, as bryant helped her to choose life. life. jericka duncan, thbcbs alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice. and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! you try to stay ahead of the but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to

now a 40 year in oakland where harvey kron 4 news all right rhonda thanks for that live update we'll check in with you in about an hour so for more information. >>all right, let's go ahead and get a check of the forecast now with meteorologist dave spahr we expecting more a smoky conditions around the bay today. well mardy good morning and good morning, everybody looks like we don't have too much to really mix out this air we do have the fog that greets us, here's a live shot coming in from the golden gate. >>at least we can see the bottom end of that our little bit but quite a bit in the way of fog. same overcast skies. we see at the bay bridge toll plaza as well. now with all of this this will clear out a course toward the day. but temperatures look like they're going to be on the warm side and getting into next week, although that heat spike doesn't look to be as exaggerate as we thought about earlier live shot coming in suppose we see we're looking for temperatures to approach maybe 75 or so by 11:00am by 2 at 87. again temperatures don't appear to be quite as hot going into earl

>>not the the followers who went into the real estate business with rhonda.ng to blackmail them a charge she denies saying his only goal is to sell his stake in the company i just want to cut ties that's all everyone to do this sordid saga, forcing jerry falwell to step down from his post at liberty staunchly conservative evangelical powerhouse with a strict honor code walking away with a 10.5 million dollars severance package hours and early trump supporter his january 2016 endorsement helped the thrice-married alleged full lander win over evangelical voters, we must unite behind donald trump and mike pence. >>a win for trump board member becki falwell praising the president last year i really respected his his genuineness his heart. it's amazing and and he's so personable. athena jones cnn, new york. >>we're going take a live look outside from the embarcadero camera this morning it's another spare the air day around the bay area and you can see why we'll be right back. right now, aarp's work is more important than ever. access to healthcare, affordable pres

african desk when rwanda happened and in fact the clinton administration did absolutely nothing while rhondaas going on and there are reports from fellow democrats who say that susan rie stood up and try to politicize s concerned that they shouldn't use the word genocide because they were worried about how it might look if they don't actually do anything and yet they are calling it a genocide. susan rice will say whatever it takes to advance susan rice. that's what americans need to understand. if she's chosen vice president of the united states or potentially vice president of the united states from it's going to be all about how she advances her own personal career, not about the good of the american people. >> tucker: well, if biden wins, she'll be in charge of course. justin haskins, thanks much for coming out tonight. appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: joe biden's old now, 78 on election day but he is still a hard man. he grew up that way. biden is from a different time. he's not soft and housebroken like you and me. biden comes from the old world where men lived by their fist

with deaths climbing and 35 states, including here in florida, rhonda santos is resisting pressure to issue a statewide mass quarter. he says that he is considering loosening social distancing rules. he is allowing visitors back in nursing homes for the first time since march. >> 4 1/2 months is a long time. we have to look at this and we have to say, is there anything that we can do right now? there is many certain hospitalizations, beds are hard to come by and rural areas with limited access to healthcare. in southern texas, and other coronavirus hotspots, doctors report shortages of everything from masks to ventilators. >> we had 49 calls that we had to make, before we could secure a bed for the patient. >> we have 25 patients on the ventilator. >> reporter: lawmakers on capitol hill are stalled on a new relief bill, anxious business owners are asking local officials to allow them to reopen. they claim that they can find a way to keep customers safe. >> we are asking them to tell us what we can do to be open. we are asking for them to give us the exact protocols. >> reporter: the w

>>kron 4 news all right rhonda thanks for that update want to go now from the south bay to the north bay where happening right now sonoma county officials giving an update on the firefight we want to go ahead and listen in to the zoom call it. >>it's going to county has responded not only back to being its rinse operation center deploy additional staff, some sort feel operations we're also activated operating temporary evacuation point some county fairgrounds as well as the co located emergency shelter. at this time the shelters as 16 residents of a potential capacity of 200 beds available. >>a complete thank you we are also joined the nichols from cal she's because i don't know if you have a brief report out you want to follow chris godley there with any additional information you can provide. thank you. >>so the fires this getting additional resources into the area. >>has it really is aware, but the amount of fire activity across the state resources have been have been premium. the good news for us specifically on the wall for fires that we are the priority fire for the entire l a

down as the days progress for now reporting on here in san jose reyna harvey kron 4 news all right rhonda thanks a lot for the update from the south bay. >>in san francisco man is in custody this morning in connection with a crash that killed a pedestrian yesterday. >>police responded to the crash on geary boulevard and goff street in the city. the police officers say a 50 year-old man was killed after getting hit by a car. they say was driven by 26 year-old whitfield whitfield remained at the scene and cooperated with the police. the preliminary investigation finds that impairment was not a factor. officers later arrested whitfield on charges of reckless driving speeding and entering the cross walk on a red light. republican assemblyman kevin kiley is demanding further investigation into the technical problem that inaccurately reported of covid-19 data for at least a week in california. he sent a letter earlier this week to speaker anthony rendon at requesting an oversight hearing. kiley says there needs to be legislative investigations to determine the full extent of the technical probl

we decided, i was with rhonda, the vice president, everybody, mark, and we said let's have our big dealthe roll call, let's have it right here, and let's do it. and i'm going to show up and not tell anybody until a few minutes ago, nobody knew i was coming. nobody knew it was coming. [crowd cheering] but what is more important on the rollcall? you are the ones calling it. what's more important? so i have to tell you, we are going to do a lot of things. i'm going to go over it briefly because we will make a speech on thursday night. i hope you all will be listening. [crowd cheering] because i came in and i'm on air force one, and air force one has more televisions than any plane in history. they've got them in closets, on ceilings, floors. they've got more -- you can't escape a television. i turned to cnn and they didn't have this. can you believe it? they didn't have it. no, no, cnn didn't have our rollcall. and i turned to ms a d&c, as i call her. [laughter] msdnc. it is a branch of the democrats. i would not say fully owned corporation, but it is certainly a fully controlled. or they

thank you rhonda. 8 '09 is the time and new this morning 4 men were shot in oakland overnight and one of them died. police got the call around 10 o'clock to go to the 4500 block of fairfax avenue where had there been a shooting and 3 of the victims are in the hospital right now says said the 4th died at the scene and nobody's been arrested. >>in the east bay hayward police have released body camera video of the fatal police shooting that happened back on may 20th. we have the video take a look officers fatally shot 23 year-old stony ramirez police say they found him in a stolen car in the driveway of a home on wildwood street. police claim the premier's failed to follow their instructions and at one point ran. their police cars and that this is going to open fire fatally shooting police were at that home investigating ramirez as a person of interest in the murder of a homeless man the alameda county district attorney's office is now looking into the actions of those officers involved in the north bay a child is being treated now for serious injuries after being hit by a car in napa th

hi rhonda good morning. >>business owners they are saying at last we can finally opened our doors like the barbershop behind me and some other shops on the street is well but they have some concerns and not having to open up and provide services outdoors the first we're going to show you who are walking open today, so we know barber shops hair salons as well as wine tasting but that's with appointment only also swimming pools waxing services skincare non medical massages and libraries can also offer curbside pickup now again this is another happy because they get a chance to provide for their employees that work there and can bring in some extra money but working outside presents its own set of challenges you can offer every service as well as being outside and all the elements we have several fires burning across the bay area so that contributes to the challenging air quality we have now i spoke to some residents out here also spoke to some business owners and here are what some locals have to say my. >>thi

well as some of the deaths for now reporting here in san jose reyna harvey kron 4 news all right rhonda thanks a lot for the update will okay, let's stay in santa clara county where leaders there they voted to extend the eviction moratorium for both private. >>and commercial tenants the moratorium was set to expire at the end of this month. county officials they have yet to decide on the exact date of the new eve action ban. they plan to tackle that at their next meeting on august 25th and that may include additional protections for tenants and then fines for landlords who do violate the moratorium. coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news at stanford health care worker stabbed repeatedly in half moon bay by a man who has a history of violence. >>right here in the bay area. couple together more than 30 years they died within days of each other because of covid-19 how that family is coping with that part. plus state lawmakers calling for an investigation into a data glitch that caused. thousands of covid-19 cases to be under counted in our state. >>worked for about 75 come 11:00am by 2

hi rhonda good morning. >>good morning and just like you both mentioned a big day for a lot of the business owners who are going to be opening their doors like that barr was shot behind me some people are probably watching this they're probably a way to come in line at here before the doors open, but this isn't the only establishment that's going to be opening today while business owners are excited about this. there are some others that have some concerns and understandably so but we're going with this list on your screen. so you can see who all is opening up their doors, you guys are you mention it. the hair salons the barber shops as well they're not the only ones. also he liked to have your skin care routine. they're also opening their doors a whack scene services are seeing some interesting things online about that from some people today swimming pools as well wine tasting by appointment non-medical massages and also library start to offer curbside pickup now there's always 2 sides to every story some p

do you think we will have an answer november 3rd, rhonda, yes or no? >> right now, i don't know. don't know if we will with the way the democrats are changing election laws across the country. that is why the rnc affording a lawsuit as democrats try to strip away the signature verification from a voter i.d., things that guarantee election integrity. it is really scary what they are doing across the country to bring chaos. >> bill: we will get reaction to dnc and all those reactions very soon. sticky wicket perhaps in december. awaiting the president any moment now, only hours before joe biden officially accepts the democratic presidential nominee. my colleague bret baier is life in wilmington, delaware, coming up next. ♪ i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ five dollar, ♪ five dollar footlong. now, only in the subway® app or online, any footlong is a five dollar footlong when you buy 2. even the new bbq rib. subway®. eat fresh. (clapping) (soft music) - thank you madi. who'd like to go next? kaleb, come on

hi rhonda good morning. >>hi marty good morning. this new ordinance was passed unanimously by the board of supervisors soul. if you're out here in santa clara county and you're not wearing a mask, or you're not practicing social distancing. you may have to pay at least $500. the businesses are also in line as well, they could face fines of up to $5,000. if their fall not brother following the health orders that are put in place. now this all came after thousands of complaints from people who live here that the county about people not following those health guidelines. we know that before now if you had a complaint or you're not complying. this resulted as a visit from police or from the da's office but there's you citations or charges were given out. i like i mentioned businesses also caught not following those health orders could be fined as much as $5,000. and we also know that they also have evidence to back up that violations are contributing to the recent spike in new cases and even deaths throughout the county. now we hear fro

rhonda's i -- we put that on the record last week.ut up the trumpet with that created such a controversy this week, jason. here it is. with universal mail in voting, not absentee voting, which is good, 2020 will be the most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history. do they look so much a lady election so people can properly and securely both. you acknowledge that the presidential election will not be moved, that election day will be november 3rd and that in fact the president cannot move it? speech of the election is going to be on november 3rd and president trump wants the election to be on november 3rd. the problem here is what i think president trump was doing a good job in highlighting the fact that these democratic governors are the ones who want to go and move the election. let's take nevada. in the dark of night on friday night, assembly bill four in nevada, they went in past universal vote by mail, that's where they are sending out these ballots to everybody. universal vote by mail and listen to the craziness in this, the

we decided, i was with rhonda, the vice president, everybody, mark, and we said let's have our big dealthe roll call, let's have it right here, and let's do it. and i'm going to show up and not tell anybody until a few minutes ago, nobody knew i was coming. nobody knew it was coming. [crowd cheering] but what is more important on the rollcall? you are the ones calling it. what's more important? so i have to tell you, we are going to do a lot of things. i'm going to go over it briefly because we will make a speech on thursday night. i hope you all will be listening. [crowd cheering] because i came in and i'm on air force one, and air force one has more televisions than any plane in history. they've got them in closets, on ceilings, floors. they've got more -- you can't escape a television. i turned to cnn and they didn't have this. can you believe it? they didn't have it. no, no, cnn didn't have our rollcall. and i turned to ms a d&c, as i call her. [laughter] msdnc. it is a branch of the democrats. i would not say fully owned corporation, but it is certainly a fully controlled. or they

chicago alone, child victims , another 15-year-old 15-year-old was shot in the head. 14-year-old rhonda jones junior, 10-year-old lena nuÑez, seven-year-old natalia wallace, shot in a backyard party. three-year-old nick i james, killed when someone shouted her father in traffic. when-year-old sincere gaston, killed when somebody shot his mother's car. that is just since memorial day. in one city. these people died because criminals kill them. they may have also died because police were constrained and prevented from doing their job to protect them. when you encourage disdain for police, you encourage criminals. when you do little or nothing to stop riots, you unleash anarchy. when you encourage criminals and unleash anarchy, people die. all of us suffer. with that, i have a two-minute video i would like everybody to watch. it's not easy to watch. .t shows the reality [inaudible] >> in milwaukee democrat was assaulted by protesters. >> i had my bell rung. >> 10 people punched and kicked the politician while he was on the ground. video shows carpenter later collapsing near the capital. [i

. >> reporter: farm owner rhonda says she and her family narrowly escaped but much of her livestock wasost. >> i went outside. it was the roar of the fire that i never heard anything like that before in my life. >> what did it sound like? >> like a locomotive. it was freaky scary. >> reporter: well, there are reports now that this covid is making these fires harder to fight and that's because inmate crews normally help out with the firefight but there are reports right now that those have been severely cut back to cut down the spread of the coronavirus. >> roar of the fire so loud it sounded like a locomotive. you don't forget that, carter. thank you. >>> breaking news overnight from russia where president putin's most prominent critic is fighting for his life this morning after a suspected poisoning. roxana saberi is following the story in london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a spokeswoman says alexei navalny is in a coma after drinking a cup of poisoned tea. he drank the tea at an airport in siberia and then lost consciousness after boarding. this video appears to show sce

>>all right rhonda thanks a lot for a live report from the east bay, so now we know more about what pge statewide emergency. but how do we get to this place in the first place christy grosz from our sister station ktxl in sacramento found out for us. >>whether you're spending the day out on the water or a cooling center people are finding different ways to stay cool in this extreme heat we're not getting in overnight. temperatures that buildings are not cooling off the infrastructure doesn't have a chance to cool down spokeswoman for the california independent system operator says the consecutive days of triple digit temperatures put a strain on the power grid forcing them to declare a stage 3 emergency meeting to statewide rotating blackouts friday night we have extremely high heat. >>you know causing people to want to turn on their air conditioners and because of that electricity demand basically we do not have enough energy to cover the and at a certain time on the grid is the first time a stage 3 emergency have been issued in 19 years our number one responsibility is to make sure t

the republican national committee chairwoman rhonda mcdaniels was on face the nation yesterday.e's what she had to say about the role the president is going to play this week. >> he will be in north carolina, unlike joe biden who did not go to wisconsin, the state where he held his convention. the president has an event planned in asheville. he has not confirmed if he is going to come by charlotte. we have delegates here. ap is reporting mike pompeo will be addressing from israel where he is on official business. when you start hearing about cabinet members being involved, first of all it is unusual for diplomats to get involved, but it starts to look like using taxpayer-funded federal resources for campaign. will taxpayers be reimbursed? >> i can only tell you that the events we have put forward from the rnc and the campaign are going to be paid for by the convention and the campaign. everything we have put together has changed because of covid. the president rightly said we are going to leave jacksonville because we do not want to have resources taken away from a city dealing

i'm rhonda mcdaniel, chairwoman of the republican national committee and on behalf of everyone in ournd president trump, thank you for tuning in as we kick off this historic convention. as we speak to you tonight, we send our thoughts an prayers to those facing terrible fires in california, recovering from storms in iowa and preparing for hurricanes in louisiana and the gulf coast. democrats started their convention last week with eva longoria, a famous hollywood actress who played a housewife on tv. i'm actually a real housewife and a mom from michigan with two wonderful kids in public school who happens to be the only -- only the second woman in 164 years to run the republican party. and unlike joe biden, president trump didn't choose me because i'm a woman. he chose me because i was the best person for the job. four years ago, president trump started a movement unlike any other. and over the next four days we will hear from a few of the millions of hard working everyday americans who have benefited from his leadership. if you watch the d.n.c. last week you probably noticed that dem

we decided, i was with rhonda, the vice president, everybody, mark, and we said let's have our big dealroll call, let's have it right here, and let's do it. and i'm going to show up and not tell anybody until a few minutes ago, nobody knew i was coming. nobody knew it was coming. [crowd cheering] but what is more important on the rollcall? you are the ones calling it. what's more important? so i have to tell you, we are going to do a lot of things. i'm going to go over it briefly because we will make a speech on thursday night. i hope you all will be listening. [crowd cheering] because i came in and i'm on air force one, and air force one has more televisions than any plane in history. they've got them in closets, on ceilings, floors. they've got more -- you can't escape a television. i turned to cnn and they didn't have this. can you believe it? they didn't have it. no, no, cnn didn't have our rollcall. and i turned to ms a d&c, as i call her. [laughter] msdnc. it is a branch of the democrats. i would not say fully owned corporation, but it is certainly a fully controlled. or they cont

, "could be the most politically consequential of the downturn jersey.eehold, new good morning to rhondathere. hello new jersey, you are on the line the more time. caller: can you hear me? host: you are on the air. caller: i'm so sorry. good morning, america. i live in new jersey. here, theng good cases have gone up, i knew that was going to happen when they opened the beaches. but our governor is on top of that. donald trump is deliberately spreading this virus so that he can win reelection. he is going to petition the fact that we can't vote so that he can stay in office. i truly believe that. we all know that this virus is killing us. we all know it. we all know that we need a national testing plan and need to shut the country down for six weeks. we know that. but he would never do that, simply because that would mean he would have to admit that he was wrong. my advice to people is to believe god. he is not mocked. this is a plague because the united states is so reedy that they don't care about ordinary people. host: it is august 3. the election, three months away, november 3. this p

fromis rhonda joining us massachusetts on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning.ld like to send my condolences to president trump for the loss of his brother. if you are matter female or male. chicago, you in are next. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good, how are you? caller: i am good. gender does not play a role in me selecting who i'm going to pick for 2020. harrisid i think kamala is a brilliant woman who is qualified to be the vice president nominee. with respect to the woman from , to me, i disagree with what she had to say. i feel she is supporting donald trump which i am a fun old. uddled. people have died and the economy is in shambles. that is what we should look at. i do have a query to ask you. host: sure. have a could c-span discussion about the 15th amendment? harrisscussion of kamala being eligible or being qualified to be the vice president is absurd. the 15th amendment illustrates who, and who is not, an american citizen. host: you are right. caller: this goes back to the idea of civics in school. no one talked about this when ted cruz w