fox news contributor robert wolf joins us now from martha's vineyard where he recently hosted an eventor vice president biden. robert, welcome. how are you? >> good. by the way, i told this friend of mine that i'm going to be on with you, and he loves you so he decided to come by. i think he really wants to promote his apple tv show. this guy was one of my caddies yesterday playing golf. he's a pretty good caddy. bill wanted to say hello. liz: you'll get nothing and like it. hi, bill. good to see you. welcome to fox business. i like the sweater. is he wearing shorts? >> he was on the golf course. we want to make sure we talk about biden. liz: well, i think you should debate -- you should moderate the next presidential debate. i think that way, we could actually get some answers on some serious stuff from both candidates, right? thumbs up? >> with several cups of coffee i think i could do it. liz: all right. well, welcome, bill. please feel free to chime in at any point. all right. let's get right to what's going on at the moment. president trump has just made the announcement via a twe

let's bring in charlie hurt and robert wolf. full screen i want to pull up about the chances of president trump winning, what it was in 2016 and what it is today. of course we all know the end of that story, he did win. what is your sense of what democrats are thinking? are they as worried as some of these stories would lead us to believe? >> i think we are worried from the lessons learned that i think we are more cautiously confident that we were because the math has expanded similar to what connell has said. right now, up in the polls, looks good to take over the senate there, georgia in play, texas is in play, the difference is the math has truly expanded because everyone has concerns with covid and the slogging recovery and that plays well to vice president biden. >> dana: we know incumbents are very hard to beat, only happened twice since world war ii, usually given another four years on the president heading to arizona today to try to seal the deal. >> indeed, and i think there are remarkable similarities between this elec

robert wolf. always good to see you. >> thank you, trace. >> sandra: fox news alert now.t trump at walter reed medical center at this hour. his doctors saying his condition is improving and he could be leaving the hospital later today. the latest from the white house next. so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and un

here to discuss, former obama economic adviser robert wolf, appropriately screen left, and member of a couch. yesterday when you were on fox business, the guy from ghostbusters was there. we got a clip. here's bill murray. >> bill wanted to say hello. >> nothing like it. hi, bill. good to see you. welcome to fox business. you should moderate the next presidential debate. >> a couple cups of coffee, i think i could do it. [laughter] >> you know what, steve? in this difficult, polarizing environment, we always could use a good laugh. and by the way, who's better to make everyone smile than bill murray? let's be honest, this has been like groundhog day for all of us. [laughter] steve: and he said he would moderate the next debate after a couple of cups of coffee. robert, you're burying the lead. why was he on your couch? did he spend the night? >> no, we were playing some golf, and he came back, and to be honest with you, i forgot i had an interview, so i was scrambling. put it this way, liz was a gem for me to have -- steve: all right. well, a great viral moment. all right. let's talk

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former obama economic adviser robert wolf and white house economic recovery task force member stephen hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. ♪ ♪ steve: joe biden addressed concerns over his tax plan during last night's town hall. >> if you make sure that people making over 400 grand pay what they did during the bush administration, 39.6%, it would raise another -- it goes up to -- let me get the exact number here. >> you're. going to raise corporate taxes and taxes on the wealthy, is it wise to do even that when the economy is as weak as it is right now? steve: absolutely, he is said right there. well, good place for discussion. we've got fox news contributor and former obama economic adviser robert wolf, screen left, and screen right, member of the trump white house economic recovery task force, stephen moore. hey, robert, we heard joe biden say, absolutely, it's okay to raise taxes during a pandemic. >> listen, the way i would look at it is one he said no one will be touched under 400,000. if you look at his tax plan, a predomin

here to discuss fox news contributor and former obama economic adviser robert wolf. n. steve: you know, a lot of people when they hear, okay, social security, the antenna go up. so, you know, kamala harris and joe biden have been very careful saying if you make let's than $400,000, your taxes will not be impacted. but this urban institute report makes it sound like that may not be the case. >> so, it's quite a detailed report so i'm going to try to synthesize it as you and i were chatting. first, i want to say it's hard to hit joe biden on the urban report considering they couldn't even model the trump plan because the quote president trump has not released a formal plan to reform social security. so it's a bit one-sided. let me speak about the biden plan and then i will talk about trump. on biden's social security plan, he's going to increase $500 benefit per month for low income earners that will take 22 million people out of poverty. increase survivor benefit 25% per month to offset the impact of the drastic cuts that take place to a surviving spouse. whereas on th

wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we are following breaking news out of the centers for disease control and prevention. the director dr. robertedfield saying only moments ago that the agency has now updated its definition of a close contact with a covid-19 patient to include multiple brief sxoo exposures. the united states has passed 220,000 coronavirus deaths and tonight has confirmed more than 8.3 million cases. stark sign of the worsening pandemic in the united states. not a single state is trending in the right direction right now. if it was, we would be showing that in green on this map. you don't see any green. >>> breaking this hour. moments from now, we will hear directly from the former president of the united states barack obama in his first campaign stump speech since the democratic convention and he'll be making the case for joe biden. when it happens we will bring it to you live. this comes with just 13 days left until the election and more than 40 million votes already cast. we are tracking it all, including the path to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the white house. we begin our coverage with our cheer w

robert bork. the cynical attacks against judge bork, his only offense was that he was a conservative, or dirty -- were dirty and downright dishonest. wolf,ke the boy who cried senate democrats got away with it, at least the first time. four years later president george herbert walker bush nominated clarence thomas, then serving on the court of appeals -- d.c.d.c.'s are circuit judge democrats on the judiciary committee -- democrats, not republicans -- tried to do to judge thomas what they had done to judge bork. the public was now wise to the democrats' game. , whilerticular attack injurious, failed. so they resorted to the next tactic. organizing what thomas rightly called a high-tech lynching of a black man who dared disagree won back theewhen democrats white house in 1992, when the she was on the other foot, senate republicans did not retaliate. in kind.not respond 1993, judge ruth bader ginsburg was confirmed to the supreme court with 96 votes. in 1984, judge stephen breyer was confirmed with 87 votes. want, and in response we w ent high. did republicans' good faith behavior improve the democrats' behavior? no. it only encouraged th

wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we are following breaking news out of the centers for disease control and prevention. the director dr. robertng only moments ago that the agency has now updated its definition of a close contact with a covid-19 patient to include multiple brief sxoo exposures. the united states has passed 220,000 coronavirus

roberts is here tonight. good evening, john. >> good evening tio. the president of course has made law and order a big part of his campaign. he appeared to agree with pennsylvania's governor tom wolf that the national guard didn't need to be called in to quell the violence that has been raging in philadelphia. they are also blaming della demc politicians to allow it in the first place. at a las vegas roundtable with retail and builders associations, president trump weighing in on the riots that have gripped philadelphia for the past two days. reinforcing his law and order platform. >> what i'm witnessing is terrible and frankly the mayor or whoever it is that is allowing people to riot and loot and not stopped on is also just a horrible thing. you can't let that go on. again, a democrat from state, a democrat run city. >> the president is saying the federal government is looking into the shooting of walter wallace jr. and hammering joe biden for condemning the violence but not the groups behind it. >> this is a group that he supports. he doesn't want to condemn them. i saw that, he doesn't want to condemn them. you have to condemn. you have to be strong. you can't have chaos like

robert bork. the cynical attacks against judge bork, whose only offense was he was a conservative, were dirty and they were down right dishonest. but like the boy who cried wolf, senate democrats got away with it, at least the first time. four years later president george herbert walker bush nominated judge clarence thomas then serving on the u.s. court of appeals to replace justice thurgood marshall. democrats on the judiciary committee, democrats, not republicans, tried to do to judge thomas what they had done to judge bork a few years earlier. the public was wise to the democrats' game and that particular attack while injurious, failed. so they resorted to the next tactic, organizing what thomas rightly called a hi-tech lynching of a black man who dared disagree with the rich white liberals who ran the democratic party. when democrats won back the white house in 1992, when the shoe was put on the other foot, senate republicans did not retaliate. senate republicans did not respond the way they did. they did not respond in kind. in 1993 the famously liberal judge ruth bader ginsburg was confirmed to the supreme court with 96. now, did republicans good faith