mcdanie ronna mcdaniel.hen... >> we are so much better than this! we can bring back this economy. it starts with my plan to deal with this pandemic responsibly. >> chris: joe biden hammers the president's hammering of the pandemic. we will discuss his porch to the finish with governor gretchen whitmer, national cochair of the biden campaign. plus the battle for control of the senate. we will ask our sunday panel about the prospect for a blue wave. and "power player of the week," rapper ice cube facing a stiff backlash for advising the trump campaign. has cube mellowed over the years? all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ >> chris: and to low again from news in washington. with just over a week to election day, early voting is now underway in all 50 states with more than 57 million votes already cast. president trump and joe biden have shared a stage for the last time. now both candidates are in a final race to the finish and both campaigns are preparing for the possibility the outcome won't be known on elect

ronna: joe biden has not been weak on china.nk that there are some things that need to be addressed with assad and these emails that the biden campaign has not refuted as true, about hunter biden working with russian. we need to know this. is there corruption, we need to understand what happened. kevin: you know all about early voting. close to 40 million americans have already cast their ballot. i know that you are already very much in terms of the organizational effort, i concerned with the increase in male in voters? ronna: this is exactly what we saw in the special election. seen this on many of these specials, and republicans are more comfortable voting in person. we want republicans to vote early in person. already and states were early voting has started, republicans are taking the lead. kevin: early voting in florida is far out passing 360. explain this. ronna: we are ahead in early voting. we are starting to do the data about this. we feel really good at about the early voting. that has been our push. we switched from a

let's get back into this, ronna. harvard university did a study saying if you have severe covid-19 you do have antibodies you are immune. there is that debate he is still infectious. we hear this from dr. anthony fauci. let me back up. dr. fauci didn't say that he said the rallies spread the virus. pulling reporters from the campaign trail because you're not following covid safety guidelines. can you take this on? >> they're outside. doing temperature checks and masks. media up arms with peaceful gatherings with the election around the corner but silent on all protests around the country. people are making their own decisions as to their own health. they're doing the things they need to. of course all the rallies are outside. elizabeth: ronna, i want to switch gears, your uncle senator mitt romney said today he is fed up with quote the vial and vituperative way american politics have become. he is placing blame largely on the president. what do you say to what your uncle said? >> i agree. i'm sick of the vial politic

next hour, rnc chair ronna mcdaniel is here talking about president trump hitting the campaign trailis plans for a weekend rally, joining the conversation all morning long, dagen mcdowell and mitch roschelle. we have a lot to talk about. we have a rally underway on the stimulus talks. we'll get back to the panel coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ maria: welcome back. time for the word on wall street. joining me right now is rose cliff founder managing partner, mike murphy, rebecca walser and portfolio manager jack mcintire. great to see everybody this morning. thank you for being here. first up you let's look at markets, up 111 on futures this morning after stocks finished if the green yesterday again. stimulus hopes propelling markets with democratic and white house officials resuming negotiations. the sides are no closer to an agreement. house speaker nancy pelosi said there would be no aid solely for airlines unless it's part of a broader agreement which includes all of the things in her package. rebecca, let's start with you, your take on mar

rnc chairwoman who by the way ran my michigan campaign four years ago, ronna mcdaniel. she ran it so good that when we win, and said the person that was ahead of the republican party. i said i want to get somebody. you know what i will do? give me the woman that won michigan. what is her name? her name is rana. she would call me and i would come and make a speech and i would leave. sarah, you have to come back. i said, i will do it one more time. michigan hasn't been won and 36 years. i said i will do it one more time. that's it. i came back. she said that's it, sir. i left. one more phone call. sir -- do you know michigan was the last stop that i made? i made it in grand rapids, michigan. it was 1:00 in the morning. cricket hillary had come in with barack obama. and they came in together with bill clinton, actually, and all of them. and it was unscheduled meaning that they found out they had a problem. it was unscheduled. they got here at 7:00. they had 500 people. i got here at 1:00 in the morning and started speaking at 1:00 in the morning in grand rapids. we had 32,

ronna mcdaniel.president trump continuing to draw thousands of supporters to his rallies all across the country. "lou dobbs tonight"'s john fawcett talked to some of those supporters in lancaster, pennsylvania, yesterday. here's what they told him about joe biden. >> joe biden referred to trump supporters as chumps over the weekend. what's your response that that. >> i think he dust just doe no no -- he just doesn't know what he's talking about. he's talking out of one side of his mouth. he should go back into the basement. >> i'd rather be a trump than a biden supporter. hey, i'll be a chump, i get to keep doing my job, i get to watch my children and grandchildren grow up. i'm a chump. i love being a chump. thanks, biden. have a good day. >> i can't repeat it on tv what i think of joe biden. >> i think sleepy joe is the chump. if he thinks he's going to vote for him after he talks about us like that, he's got another thing to coming. >> sleep i by joe doesn't even know where he's at. he doesn't know

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joining us you now, the chair of the republican national committee, ronna mcdaniel.n friday, chairman, the u.s. set a new single day record for covid cases in the country, more than 85,000. that same day, here's what the president had to say. take a look. >> we're not entering a dark winter. we're entering the final turn and approaching the light at the end of the tunnel. that's the way i look at it. chris: the single worst day of the pandemic and the president says we're entering or we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. what is he talking about? >> well, chris, as you know, we have a vaccine on the horizon. there are many, many trials that are in phase three. we're getting closer and closer to that vaccine. obviously, the testing has ramped up. the therapeutics are working well. mortality rates are down. we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel he'll especially when we -- tunnel especially when we get the vaccine at the end of this year or early next year. chris: but the top experts say we're not going to see a vaccine until the end of the year. the pre

joining me rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. want to just start with president trump's, the schedule he is on, amazing to me, ronna, and what is interesting, i really didn't think about it, he is spokesperson for overcoming or getting over covid-19 at his age to be at this kind of a pace it does give people hope even as those cases rise, maybe something you can make it through and get back to life? >> yeah and i think, charles, the point is cases may be rising because we are doing more testing. so we find those astop tick people and mortality rates are going down with better therapeutics. president is making sure that regeneron he took will be made available to the public for free. the president early on harnessed the private sector for testing innovation, ramp up therapeutics. i don't know how he does it. i got to be honest. he is remarkable to be doing five rally as day. it wears me down. it wears me down. stuart: "operation warp speed" we know will go down in history it, really will as a way to react to these sort of things.

we spoke to ronna mcdaniel from the rnc.d she is not in support of making changes that they say -- they make the case would only benefit joe biden. she said she believes that the structure is in place and president trump did what he had to do to big victorious on that stage as she believes he was. >> trace: kevin mccarthy made a good point. the whole idea of letting somebody else sensor what the candidates are saying is -- republicans concept is we want to hear what they have to say. maybe they speak over each other and a way to control that. the idea of pushing a button and limiting what they can say or turning their microphones off is a big stumbling block and problem for a lot of republicans. >> sandra: that's what chuck schumer is suggesting. a mute button. >> maybe we should give the moderator a mute button given how president trump interrupts at will. donald trump doesn't follow the rules. the commission has to get a lot tougher. >> sandra: we'll see what they have in store. they didn't lay out any possibilities that t

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pete: more high pro-trial will testing positive including ronna mcdaniel and kellyanne conway.e bring to you this saturday edition of it was. thank you for being here. looks a little different. i'm broadcasting live from studio h from my house or hegseth. first time since covid-19 i have not been in the studio. will, i wish i was there with you. i will be soon. i was actually at the event with the president where judge barrett was nominated and out of an abundance of caution, cdc, fox news guidelines, i'm here at home this morning. but hope to be back next weekend, good morning, guys. will: we wish you the very best, pete, you, the president and the first lady and everybody at the white house all across this nation dealing with coronavirus our very best. throughout this morning, jedediah, pete, i think our goal will to be bring you the truth, the facts and contextualize what is going on in this country today. we are happy to be here with you this morning, jedediah. jedediah: absolutely, we are going to talk to a lot of doctors today. find out the detail ass to what treatment th

rnc chairwoman ronna mcdanie ronna mcdaniel's saying the commission should not make any unilateral decisions, adding "why make any changes at all"? >> they had that in this debate. they came out hot, i think they are grown men and they are going to be in the world stage and they can handle a debate. and i don't think we need to put parameters in to make sure that it's softer and easier and nicer. they are competing to be president of the united states. >> one of the ideas being floated, giving the moderator a kill button to mute a candidate's mic if they go over time or excessively interrupt their opponent. the president's campaign says it was the biden camp's idea. spokesman tim murtaugh saying he knows their guy has a lot had a lousy performance, so now they're running to the commission to try to get the rules changed. they can't deny it because the request is made by their lead negotiator in front of plenty of witnesses. the biden campaign denied the charge. in a statement, andrew bates saying this is much truth to this is the other week lies the trump campaign told in advance of the firs

among our guests will be rudy giuliani and republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel.low me on twitter and @loudobbs and like me on facebook and at instagram @loudobbstonight. thanks for being with us. we'll see you shortly. elizabeth: tonight the final presidential debate in nashville, tennessee, it is just a few hours away. you're looking at a live shot of the scene. president trump, joe biden, making their closing arguments in one of the most unusual elections in u.s. history. covid-19, the new hunter biden bombshell emails and text messages, national security, china, russia, iran will likely light up the last debate. with us tonight on this, the rest of the day's top stories, lara trump, congressman devin nunes, ric grenell along with congressman james comer, charles hurt, white house spokesperson

ron johnson from wisconsin and also trump aide hope hicks we know about that and rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel republican utah senator mike lee and first lady melania trump. we're also just getting word now that the quote president's body man known as nick lou, not that's a person who travels closely with the president. basically keeps a schedule carries all this runs oval office operations is named nick luna he has also tested positive. that is just coming in the last 30 minutes or so. now tonight democratic presidential candidate joe biden announced that he plans to make the results of all this coronavirus test public moving forward meanwhile kron four's dan thorn continuing our team coverage tonight. >>he's live now in the newsroom and has more from a bay area doctor who's not convinced that the president is doing as well as the white house is leading us to believe dam. >>johnson and justine the ucsf infectious disease specialist telling us tonight. he's a little worried about the president's condition in the video that we saw president trump without a tie and his voice was a littl

>>melania an the republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel she has tested positive. these are the positives that we know of so far we're waiting for other tests to come in. but we also have some confirm negatives as well throughout the administration here's a look at that list those who have. >>confirmed their tests are negative this morning include ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner barron trump. the president's youngest child testing negative vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence as we mentioned earlier they both tested negative. we also know that u.s. secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin has tested negative as has senator kamala harris and we've also learned that alex azar the health and human services secretary to has also tested native and judge amy coney barrett has tested negative. we're still waiting for vice president joe biden's test results to come back we are and they're so much fallout because and so much contract chasing to do because. >>the president's adviser who apparently is the one who exposed the president has had so muc

another high ranking official in the president's orbit to test positive rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. according to rnc spokespeople she tested positive on wednesday, quote, after a member of her family tested positive. trump's campaign manager bill stepien announced he has covid-19. also testing positive, university of notre dame president reverend john jenkins, utah republican senator mike lee and north carolina's republican senator thom tillis, all three of whom attended trump's announcement last saturday nominating judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. none of them wore masks. senator lee also met with judge barrett on tuesday. judge barrett has tested negative and now "the washington post" has learned that she actually had covid-19 over the summer and has recovered. however, it's very important to remember that there have been cases of people getting covid-19 more than once. it does not, however, appear to be common. the president's diagnosis, which is startling but not all that surprising given his cavalier attitude toward the disease and precautions like mask wearing ca

the trumps hope hicks the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and senator mike lee of utah who was at the whitend as for those who we know now have tested negative for coronavirus who had to be tested of course. >>in the wake of the news we have vodka trump, the president's daughter and her husband jared kushner testing negative barron trump. the president's youngest son testing negative. vice president mike pence second lady karen pence as we heard. secretary treasury steve health and human services secretary. >>alex, azar we know that. >>senator kamala harris, the vice presidential candidate on the democratic side has tested. negative as has joe biden d presidential nominee for the democrats he's tested negative. this morning. and judge amy coney barrett has also tested native along with us commerce secretary. >>wilbur ross let's take a look at what joe biden had to say just this morning on twitter he says i'm happy to report that jill and i have tested negative. thank you for your messages of concern. i hope this serves as a reminder. he says wear a mask, keep social distance and wash your h

people in north carolina voted early enthusiastically traveling with the president hope hicks and ronnacdaniel now, the daughter of rudy giuliani t president's attorney, and ally said she will endorse biden. she said, i may not be able to change my father's mind, but we need to vote this toxic person out of office. >> he was always the guy in every meeting who asked, how is this helping regular folks. >>> u.s. coronavirus cases have hit a new milestone. as of today, there have been over 8 million confirmed cases of covid-19 and more than 218,000 have died. missouri and kentucky are reporting record highs north dakota has more than any other state and oklahoma and kansas are recording a record number of hospitalizations and deaths. >>> meanwhile a new survey finds covid financial stress is hits blacks and hispanics disproportionately 65% of hispanics and 58% of blacks are worried how to pay their bills compared to 44% whites. >>> chris chris tell had spent 17 days in the icu and says to take this seriously. he said, i was wrong not to wear a mask at the amy coney barrett meeting. >>> the

also the chair of the republican party, ronna mcdaniel.three journalists who work out of the white house per a white house announcement earlier this evening. white house correspondents association has just sent a letter to its members announcing among other things that the white house has just committed to testing all journalists who have traveled on air force one over the course of the last week. according to the correspondents' association, that testing will happen at the white house on monday morning. joining us now is dr. jennifer pena, who has a unique perspective on these events. she served in the white house medical unit in the obama administration. she was the white house physician assigned to vice president pence. she resigned in 2018. thank you for your time tonight. >> it's an honor to be on. thank you, rachel. >> is there a protocol established for when a president should be hospitalized at an outside facility? i've never worked in the white house, and i've spent very little time there. but it's always been my impression that t

ronna mcdaniel is a michigander, romney's father was the governor back then. that's an interesting battle in michigan especially with him going after a very popular governor despite the lockdown she was criticized for. ali vitali, we're seeing coronavirus cases spiking across the country, most notably in wisconsin where you are. we've learned this week that 59% of likely voters there disapprove of the president holding these rallies at all. >> reporter: that's right, andrea, and as much as monica says that president trump wants to ignore the coronavirus out on the campaign trail, i can tell you that i've been talking to voters all day, and all of them have mentioned the pandemic as a key issue that they are voting on as they head into the ballot boxes behind me. you can see there's been a line here all day. this is a state where we're already seeing 2.1 million ballots already cast, when you factor in absentee ballots mailed in as well as early in-person voting. compare that to the total number of votes in 2016. 2.9 million people voted in wisconsin total. we'

manager bill stepien, former trump advisor kellyanne conway, republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and former new jersey governor chris christie, who has been hospitalized. trump's personal assistant has also tested positive. many of those infected attended ceremonies on september 26 at the white house for trump supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. three journalists who cover the white house also now have covid-19. press secretary kayleigh mcenany said the white house will no longer reveal the number or names of staffers who test positive for the coronavirirus. on saturday, ron johnson of wisconsin bebecame the third senator in recent days to announce he tetested positive fr covid-1919 after he had contacat with an infected person n earlir in the week. despite this, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell vowed to move forward with supreme court confirmation hearings for trump nominee judge amy coney barrett on october 12. democrats have said virtual confirmation hearings would not be acceptable and are calling for a postponement. in related news, the president of the u

as well as michigan governor gretchen whitmer, and republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. in developing news tonight, more than 600,000 people remain without power across louisiana, mississippi, and texas in the wake of hurricane delta. the storm roared ashore last night. it has since been downgraded but it's still dangerous. mireya villarreal is in hard-hit lake charles, louisiana. >> reporter: for the second time in two months, lake charles is picking up the pee pieces afr another massive storm. hurricane delta made landfall friday as a cat 2, taking almost the same path as hurricane laura just six weeks ago. the wind is relentless right now, hitting about 70 miles per hour. on saturday, volunteers with the cajun navy cleared debris so people could return to their homes. >> tens of thousands of losens, as we speak, are in a very difficult situation. and we are going to do everything we can working with our federal and local partners to make sure that we are addressing their needs. >> reporter: but in lake charles where so many homes had already been damaged by hurricane

elections project more than 69 million americans have voted early republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel admits most of those ballots were cast by registered democrats early on the absolutely get got some gains in the absentee voting. but she says she's confident that on tuesday republicans will come out on top republicans like to vote in person so as early voting has started where we're racing those gains and then election day we feel we'll be really strong for republicans at a rally earlier this week president trump said he's focused on the finish line i think on tuesday. we're going to over perform. but house speaker nancy pelosi says the early voting numbers speak for themselves, i feel very confident that joe biden will be elected president in his final days keep that sense of empowerment with you both presidential candidates plan to spend the next few days in swing states with multiple rallies each day. in washington, i'm anna warning key. now to the south bay levi stadium is one of the many places that voters can cast their ballots for the presidential election. >>early i

he's got rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and michigan governor mcdaniel and michigan governor chris: withust over one week until election day, the candidates hit the battleground states and make their chosing arguments. >> i'm relying on you to deliver a historic vote in the most important election in the history of our country. chris: president trump trying to make up ground in the midwest and targeting his rival's son. >> as corrupt as hell. the bidens got rich while america got robbed. chris: we'll discuss the trump strategy in the home stretch with republican national committee chair, ronna mcdaniel. and -- >> we're so much better than this. we can bring

top adviser hope hicks, rnc chair ronna mcdaniel testing positive.ting negative are the president's son, barron, also joe biden and his wife, dr. jill biden, as did kamala harris and nancy pelosi. amy coney barrett tested negative, she did have it in the summer. also negative ivanka trump, rudy giuliani, jared kushner and the white house press secretary. they're going to be monitored closely, i would guess, right? >> typically it's two negative tests. probably 24 hours, maybe 48, but they will get a second test just to make sure. because, remember, the incubation period for this is pretty long. originally we thought it was as long as a 15 days. it turns out now that on average it's about 5 days. they'll get tested and, you know, the contact tracing sort of indicate when that second test needs to be done. elizabeth: you know, this spreads like the most lethal, dangerous cold. it is highly contagious, and, you know, but for most everyone it's -- even those over the 70, i think recover. they recover. i'm not going to ask you to speculate about the progn

. >> in addition to hicks, the president and the first lady, the chair of the rnc, ronna mcdaniel, revealed she also tested positive. today is friday. she says she tested positive on wednesday. we're also learning republican senator mike lee, who was at the white house over the weekend, has now tested positive as well. senator lee met with supreme court nominee amy coney barrett on tuesday. barrett has so far tested negative. as we said at the top, the president's diagnosis has major cascading effects across the federal government. multiple senators and cabinet members may have been exposed and are now getting tested. and if coney barrett is required to quarantine, it could have an effect on her confirmation process. meanwhile, joe biden, who shared a debate stage with donald trump on tuesday, has tested negative. nbc news has learned he will hold a campaign event this afternoon in michigan, as originally planned. there he is getting on the plane in wilmington, delaware, just a new minutes ago. joining me is nbc news white house correspondent geoff bennett, "washington post" white house rep

traveling with president trump top adviser hope hicks and republican chair people connected to the trump ronna mcdonald, amon the 28 people connected to the trump administration or campaign diagnosed with covid-19. now the daughter of rudy giuliani the president's attorney and ally revealing she will endorse biden quote, i may not be able to change my father's mind bu together we can vote this toxic administration out of office former president barack obama making the character case for his former returning running-mate >> he was always the guy in every meeting who asked, how's this helping regular folks? >> reporter: our latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows biden with a 11-point lead nationally over president trump making tonight's head to head town halls one of the president's last big opportunities to try and turn the tide after backing out of the virtual debate initially set for tonight two weeks after the covid diagnosis. president trump set to appear on nbc hours after railing against what he attacked as the fake nbc news town hall forum the town hall as well as biden's i phi

. >> prime minister jean chretie >> brennan: we want to go to the chairwoman ronna mcdaniel.nd she is recovering from the virus herself. good morning. how are you feeling? >> feeling a lot betank yo very >> bnnan: i'm glad to hear that. do you know if you can still transmit the virus? are you going to be out there soon on the campaign trail? >> yeah. i've been told, and i'm working with my doctor, so i'm going to follow the science, that 10 days after having the virus, you're not contagious. but i'm going to make sure. i've been fever-free for sign.0 days, so that's a >> brennan: good luck to you with that. on the president's front, he is recovering. you just heard our latest read from anthony salvanto. do you think these days off the campaign trail and a canceled debate for this week have put the president behind? >> we have been looking at our numbers i internally as well. we are not seeing that. we are seeing the president actually increase. i think the voters are very angered that the commission would cancel a debate. that the 47 years that joe biden has had in d.c. is ag

joining us now ronna mcdaniel rnc chair.neither has joe biden specifically on his brother having anything to do with these foreign business dealings. but to the bigger picture with this story, is it a message that the president should keep hitting on five days from election day, or is it better to use his energy focusing in other areas? >> i do think the american public are concerned about biden, inc., about the family potentially profiting off the vice president joe biden, negotiating deals to enrich the family. we have to figure that out. what's even more concerning, though, is the media silence around this. cnn has a contributor who lied on air, who was given all types of media around this anonymous book without it being verified with no access to the president and they shut down a story about joe biden with verified -- a person verified to be in these dealings with them. the biden campaign hasn't said these emails are not authentic. there has been no disputing the fact the laptop is real. and the media closes down and sa

finally toward the end i said ronna, i will do it one more time.t been won in years. if you don't mind -- i'll do it one more time. she said that's all i want. i did it. the following day she called up saying you have to come back one more time. so i did. i went to grand rapids. we had 32,000 people. and you know what? that was 1:00 in the morning. it was now election day. and crooked hillary came, and it was unexpected. say what you will about her husband bill, he's a pro. he said you should be careful of trump. i view that as a compliment. but he said something very interesting. he said you better watch michigan. i saw a trump-pence sign on every lawn. and he also said you better watch wisconsin and you better watch minnesota. minnesota hasn't been won since 1972. and they all laughed at him. but first of all, he's got instinct, he's a politician. whether you like him or don't like him. but he said, you better be careful. and he came back and said strongly, be careful of michigan. on the night before the election they took an unexpected trip, bar

tested positive include north carolina senator thom tillis trump aide hope hicks are in see chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and first lady melania trump. utah senator mike lee and wisconsin senator ron johnson the last several days have really been filled with a lot of questions about the president's covid-19 diagnosis, we still for instance, don't know when or where the president got infected. the kron four's noelle bellow is breaking down everything we do know about his treatment since receiving his positive test results. >>through a series of confusing and misleading updates from president trump's doctors we are piecing together the president's condition after testing positive for covid-19 early friday morning. over the course of the day friday, the president's vital signs were said to be concerning. he was put on supplemental oxygen friday and received an antibody cocktail before being transported to walter reed medical center. while at the hospital the president was given several rounds of remdesevir which is an anti-viral drug on saturday. we learned the president was fever free while at wal

republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel and senator mike lee also tested positive today.nt trump's cabinet members

great to see you, ronna. obvious question. and how are you feeling. >> i'm feeling great. i got the doctor's note to get back out on the campaign trail. stuart: this may be private can i ask you what treatment you used? >> i have severe asthma, i used orlando steroid prednisone it helped with my breathing. i was tough, tired, losing taste and smell was very depressing because i wanted to eat. i'm on the mend. energy is back, feeling really well, thank you. stuart: great to see you back hearty and great to have you back on the program. let's move on. the president is on a three swing state today. sanford, florida, today, iowa wednesday, north carolina thursday. he is breaking out. the man is desperate to get back on the tray to have an impact. >> well he is, got more energy than anybody i ever met. but he also needs to get out to talk about these contrasting visions for this country. joe biden wants to raise taxes. he wants to embrace the green new deal. you just said he wants to burn down the third branch of government, comple

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president kellyanne conway north carolina senator thom tillis trump aide hope hicks rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and first lady melania trump. utah senator mike lee also tested positive and wisconsin senator ron johnson so a lot of folks the trump administration is continuing to do contract tracing. governor newsome is warning california against letting their guard down on covid-19 the governor reacting to president trump's tweet that actually downplayed the virus and told people to quote don't be afraid of covid don't let it dominate your life. >>it's a political season, so it doesn't surprise me or anybody but certainly that's impacted the president's life quite directly and quite significantly has been in the hospital the last number of days to dismiss this pandemic is anything but what it is a deadly pandemic deadly disease that's impacting lives destroying families as well as our economy i don't think advances collective cause of bringing this country back together. >>well statewide case rates are actually stable, but the governor says that decreases are starting to slow in califor

re-election effort also now testing positive trump campaign manager bill stepien and rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel >> and geoff joins us now. geoff, what is the white house doing now to trace all those who may have been ex-possessed >> reporter: the white house says it is conducting contact tracing advising those who have been exposed whether they need to get tested or self-quarantine and as you know the cdc advises a 14 day quarantine following a potential exposure jose >> geoff bennett, thank you. >>> with so many of the president's inner circle testing positive for covid the administration is now scrambling to reshape its campaign strategy against joe biden. and with just 31 days until the election, vice president pence is heading out on the trail as both teams get ready for wednesday's debate garrett haake reports. >> reporter: tonight joe biden taking his campaign message online joining union workers in a digital town hall. >> it's about patriotism you wear a mask to protect the person next to you. you wear a mask to protect the bus driver you wear a mask to protect the person you're

chris christie, three republican senators, bill steppian, former aide kellyanne conway, rnc chair ronnacdaniel. that's a lot of folks. the president's doctors are refusing to say when he last tested nothingtive for covid. that should be an easy answer. if tested every day as white house aides said he was doing. but "the new york times" are reporting that white house officials concede trump was not tested every day. they say he was tested regularly. trump said as much back in july. >> you sometimes take more than one test a day. why is that? >> i don't know about more than one. i take on average a test probably every two days, three days. i don't know of any time i take two tests in one day. i can see that happening. >> so let's bring in anthony scaramucci now. a former white house communications director. thank you so much. lots to talk about. let me get your -- what you think about "the new york times" reporting that the president was not tested every day as they said he was the white house -- i think they're in full coverup mode. are we going to find out he wasn't tested before that d