hi, seth >> seth: it's so nice to see you.s year so well deserved >> well, thank you i have never been so happy to lose, i think. >> seth: because you're a fan of who won in your category >> yes i mean, i'm a fan of everybody but i was like, joke that i was maybe only third on my own list. >> seth: this is -- we should give a shout out this is annie murphy of schitt's creek that won in your category and that is a show you love. >> yes has it been announced? >> i think it's out now. it's a little weird. [ laughter ] the end schedule is weird this year >> yeah. >> seth: this is very exciting for us to see you because you were one of the last people we had in studio before everything went sideways back in march. >> oh, i know. and i was talking so big, and i said i was going to go to the soccer game, which i did i went to an arena on sunday and the person i was with was sick by thursday >> seth: really? that was the thursday where everybody basically left town, right? >> yeah. well, i quarantined for two weeks. >> seth: you lived

>> hi, seth.are in order we've talked about the fact that you have a son and now since the last time you were here, you have a daughter, correct? >> i do. she was born in may, kind of, at the top of quarantine. and she's 5 months old now >> so i would imagine it's sort of a pro and con situation the con is, was it scary to, you know, obviously have to go through the medical care involved with having a baby during a pandemic? with the pro being, you're home and you got to spend, obviously, a lot of quality time, i imagine. >> yeah. yes. i mean, having the baby is an isolating time anyway. so it's nice to know i'm not missing out on any fun anyway -- but -- it was a little bit nerve-wracking yes, in the beginning to not be sure what the situation was going to be like in hospitals. and, you know, things were changing on a day-to-day basis so, i just had to kind of breathe through it and, you know, hope for the best. but, you know, we -- we're all happy and healthy and that's all anyone can ask for so

meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. night. how is everybody doing tonight all right. good good good let's get to the news. well, last night was the first -- >> wrong last night was - >> fake news >> seth: last -- >> excuse me excuse me. >> seth: just forget it. that's right the first presidential debate was held last night in cleveland, ohio. although, it wasn't really a debate it certainly wasn't presidential and it wasn't held so much, as it happened to us. i guess the only accurate part of that sentence was cleveland, ohio. while being repeatedly interrupted by president trump during last night's debate, former vice president joe biden said to trump, quote, "will you shut up, man?" and in fairness, it was the only question trump actually answered during the section of last night's debate on the economy, president trump criticized former vice president joe biden's trade record, and said, quote, "china ate your lunch." though, i'm sure that's not the first time he's tried that hey, has anyone seen my lunch? i left it i

meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night.s everybody doing tonight great to hear. let's get to the news. last night was the first and only vice presidential debate between kamala harris and i think a dead airline pilot during last night's debate, vice president mike pence frequently tried to interrupt senator kamala harris. said the moderator, "mr. vice president, if it helps, just think of it as carrying her sentence to full term. after last night's debate, second lady karen pence did not wear a mask on stage when she greeted vice president mike pence huh, usually when a karen refuses to wear a mask, it is at trader joe's president trump released a video yesterday from outside the white house and started out saying, quote, "hi, perhaps you recognize me it's your favorite president." said viewers, "oh my god, barack what happened? i think he might be allergic to almonds. in a video yesterday, president trump lauded an experimental antibody therapy that have been used to treat his coronavirus infection and said that he would p

meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. to "late night." we hope you're doing well. let's get to the news. upon his return to the white house last night, president trump removed his face mask and posed for pictures on a first floor balcony before going inside but i gotta say, he might have left the hospital too early. look at this >> seth: that reminds me of the time my college roommate accidentally knocked over my goldfish bowl. usually when people breathe like that it's right before they ask you if you have a cat. that's right, president trump returned to the white house last night and posed for pictures on a balcony before going inside. and it was quite a spectacle the only thing missing was the banner white house physician dr. sean conley cleared president trump yesterday to leave walter reed medical center, but added that trump may "not entirely be out of the woods yet. so then don jr. immediately headed there to wait for him that's a photo he posed for. he knew the camera was there, and that it was going to be in the

seth, seth is that egyptian >> seth: yeah, it's not that far off.g here >> oh, yeah. it's really great to be here, seth >> seth: are you okay? you seem -- seem like you might be in a really bad mood. >> oh, oh, do i? sorry. but you know, i just got woken up after 2,500 years of full-on snoozing i mean, i was in deep rem. oh -- is that me oh, right, the hummus. hey, word of warning, don't chow down a bunch of garlicky foods before they wrap your mouth closed for hundreds of years >> seth: yeah, speaking of that, you seem pretty lightly wrapped for a mummy. >> yeah. you know, i usually have more, but gotta conserve the tp because of the 'demic. going to reroll it when we're done with this >> seth: so what was it -- what was it like to be woken up after 2,500 years? >> okay, so like, you know that thing where you fall asleep on the couch in the afternoon, and then you wake up and it's dark out, and you're like, "ah, what the hell what day is it?" >> seth: yeah, sure. >> okay, so it's kind of like that but with an archaeologist shining a flashlight in y

meyers. ♪ >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers.late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight and let's get to the news president trump said in an interview yesterday that a coronavirus vaccine would be available, quote, "within a matter of weeks. yeah, but how many weeks is this like one of those deals when parents talk about their babies now how old is caden he's 59 weeks. that's right, president trump said in an interview yesterday that a coronavirus vaccine would be available, quote, "within a matter of weeks. trump loves to talk about everything in weeks. the vaccine is coming in weeks his healthcare plan is coming in weeks. pretty soon his rally crowds will be chanting "208 more weeks! i'm just kidding about that. they would never do that math. during a campaign rally in ohio yesterday, president trump claimed the coronavirus poses little threat to young people and said, quote, "take your hat off to the young because they have a hell of an immune system." and for once i agree with him. everyone there should definitely take

and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night.rump appeared at a town hall event in philadelphia last night for undecided voters. said trump, "hey, what are you doing here?" after a town hall participant confronted president trump last night over his lack of support for a national face mask mandate, trump said, quote, "there are a lot of people that think that masks are not good. it's true. i mean, not as many as there used to be, of course. during last night's abc news town hall, president trump mistakenly claimed that people would be protected from the coronavirus when they develop a, quote, "herd mentality." now, obviously what he meant to say was "i am bad at this and i resign." that's right trump said people who developed, quote, "herd mentality." you mean herd immunity herd mentality is what it's called when you kill 200,000 people and supporters vote for you anyway. when asked at an interview yesterday about the upcoming presidential debates against former vice president joe biden, president trump said biden may be, quote,

>> seth! seth that was to funny, man.fway through with the pipe was it bing crosby >> seth: it was a little bing crosby. it was a little bing -- i tried to channel bing man. >> it was so funny, man! it was great >> seth: thank you very much i'm enjoying the beard now a lot of people have quarantine beards, but this is actually -- this is actually for a role, correct? >> yeah. it started off as a quarantine thing and then it made sense for the character, and then i have it and it's terrible i don't know what to do. it doesn't feel good i just did a scene with queen latifah and she actually held it and kept looking me in the eyes while holding and then when they called cut, i saw her face was kind of like, "whoa, that was rough. [ laughter ] >> seth: you have two daughters. how do they feel i'm always fascinated by a kid's feedback on things like facial hair >> i got my kid here sunny, come here say hi to seth say hi see, that's sunny. >> hi. >> seth: hi, sunny how are you? >> good. how are you? >> seth: good. how do you fe

meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night."everybody doing tonight glad to hear it. let's get to the news. president trump and former vice president joe biden faced off in their second and final debate moderated by nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker or just as likely between president trump and kristen welker and moderated by joe biden. "all right, come on, guys. that's right, the last presidential debate was held tonight. now we filmed this before the debate so we don't know what happened we don't even know if it happened maybe trump walked out 15 minutes after it started and now he's promising to release the unaired footage of the rest of the debate. maybe it was canceled because he tested positive for rickets. truly, anything could be on the table, including trump ahead of tonight's final presidential debate, organizers instituted a rule change, allowing for the candidates' microphones to be muted. so i'm guessing president trump spent the whole evening interrupting joe biden by semaphore. in a "washington pos

>> seth! >> seth: oh, i'm so sorry.s ordered a new lesbian teen vampire series, so instead of coming out at night, they come out in college >> how dare you! >> seth: i'm fine with that one. >> you should be ashamed of yourself >> seth: there's no audience, the laughs are same as groans. black women and lesbians are liars! ♪ we'll be right back with natalie portman. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ your happy place. ♪ find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. we can find a way to get through this together. gonna go ahead and support him, get my hair cut, leave a big tip. ♪ could put cookies & creme in twix...twix get my hair cut, leave a big tip. this is a right twix. excuse me... [screams into pillow] twix cookies & creme. who knows where that button is? i don't have silent. everyone does -- right up here. it happens to all of us. we buy a new home, and we turn into our parents. what i do is help new homeowners overcome this. what is that, an

here >> thank you >> seth: this is episode four. >> yeah. >> seth: of five in a row. >> yeah. >> setheth: you're doing great. >> thank you >> seth: thanks for much being here you can catch "snl" this saturday with host, adele and musical guest h.e.r. at 11:30 p.m. right here on nbc we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ ♪ my finger is on the button ♪ ♪ my finger is on the button ♪ push the button ♪ ♪ the time has come to ♪ ♪ galvanize ♪ so come december, she'll get to be holiday tessa. ♪ i've got the power! nobody's taking this holiday photo off their fridge. are they tessa? ♪ well, if you're celebratingt by eating reese's.ween? are they tessa? then no, you're actually late. not sorry, reese's. tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. hey guys want to stack different pringles flavors to create new flavor combos? here i'll... go first. pizza, barbeque and ja-lapeño. the spicy barbecue pizza stack. get him! grandpa what's going on? we're trapp

>> hi, seth. i'm good, how are you? >> seth: good. a.i. -- a piece of a.i. that spirals out of control. and i'm wondering when you make a show like that do you, like your character, become a little bit more wary of tech? >> no. no, you don't. i'm no more aware of tech than i was when i started, although i have a light for my zoom >> seth: oh, really? how far into this did you get a zoom light >> about a dozen zooms in i would say, i gotta -- someone says i can't see you and i gotta -- actually my wife got a light. >> seth: see, you know what? and people say you're slow to adapt. but there you go it only took 12 zoom calls >> no one said i wasn't quick. >> seth: now, one of the other things you learned -- what you had to learn how to do in this show, was fire a shotgun now john, i'm just going to go way out on a limb here, and i say this as a new yorker like you, we live in the same neighborhood you don't -- i've never seen you walking around with a shotgun. i'm going guess you didn't know how to shoot one >> i had shot a shotgun befor

so essentially, the show sent me a microphone >> seth: that's great. >> to my house >> seth: that's theke the worst thing in the world so from my part, it didn't change i think for the show as a whole, it changed a lot 'cause they had to, you know, completely switch up how they produced it. like the animators were at home. everybody's working remotely so my part was not too bad >> seth: you -- i do want to ask at this point, being on these iconic shows, are people, as time passes, more likely to recognize you from your voice alone? >> it's definitely happened more often. and interestingly enough, since the pandemic struck, i don't want to depress you about the pandemic >> seth: that's fine >> no, no, no, you can handle it sorry. since the -- since the pandemic struck, i've found a -- like a sea change in people recognizing me because it -- i didn't know at first why it was happening and then i discovered that it was the mask cause i wear a mask whenever i'm out. and for some reason, that triggers people to hear my voice, i assume the way they hear it like on television when they don't h

oh, seth, hello. i am melania trump >> seth: nope. right away, you are not. >> seth!lania trump. >> seth: you are clearly not that >> if i wasn't melania trump, how would i know this? melania trump was born in 1970 in novo mesto, slovenia. >> seth: you're reading that off your phone >> okay. what if i go like this then i'm like really melania trump. >> seth: you want me to believe you're the melania trump >> i am a melania trump, yes there are many of us, like the many santa clauses at different malls! do you not like christmas, seth? >> seth: i like christmas. do you >> [ bleep ] christmas see, i am melania trump. >> seth: well, i'm still skeptical, but that did sound like melania so why are you here? what is it that you wanted to say? >> i wanted to say this. hello. i'm definitely melania trump and with the election just days away, i'm here to ask suburban wives to vote for my husband, donald trump, who i married in 2005, and with whom i have one son, barron. >> seth: you had to flip the page to remember your son's name >> how many pages do you think donald would ha

featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers andis "late night. we are hoping you're doing well tonight. let's get to the news. during a press conference last night, president trump refused to commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses to former vice president joe biden and said, quote, "we'll have to see what happens. "see what happens" for someone who wants to be a dictator, you sure sound like a spectator. you are coming off like ryan seacrest on "american idol." "we'll see what happens after the break. i think the mistake was phrasing the question that way. you should have asked, "if joe biden wins, do you commit to playing even more golf?" that's right, president trump refused to commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses to former vice president joe biden, and the "new york times" put it on page a-15 do you guys not realize what a big deal this is one time hillary sneezed and you released a special edition white house coronavirus coordinator dr. deborah birx has reportedly told aides that she is considering

meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night.everybody doing tonight all right. same as always, let's get to the news the "new york times" yesterday published an investigation into president trump's finances and let's just say, melania's going to be pretty pissed when she learns what half of negative 431 million is the "new york times" investigation published yesterday alleges president trump has paid almost nothing in federal income tax over the past 20 years wow. if true, this bombshell has the potential to be almost as damaging to his political career as the "access hollywood" tape the "new york times" investigation published yesterday showed trump paid just $750 in federal income tax in both 2016 and 2017, which i have to admit, is way funnier than paying $0. it's like giving someone a starbucks gift card with 68 cents on it hey, consider it a down payment on a tall. president trump and former vice president joe biden are set to appear tomorrow in cleveland for their first presidential debate. the media's setting this up like

meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. fantastic to hear let's get to the news. election day is eight days away, which means we're just a few short weeks away from the supreme court telling us who we elected. president trump tweeted today, quote, "the fake news media is riding covid, covid, covid all the way to the election, losers." yeah, you're right even after the election they'll probably run a headline like this scientists in germany have announced that they've measured the shortest interval of time ever recorded and no surprise here, it was how long trump lasted on "60 minutes. in an interview that aired last night on "60 minutes," president trump criticized correspondent leslie stahl for giving him tougher questions than former vice president, joe biden. said trump, "why didn't you ever ask biden about his past four years as president?" president trump and first lady melania trump held a halloween at the white house event yesterday. melania dressed normally but i'm not sure who that was dressed as melania. that's a

meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers.te night. how's everybody doing tonight? i'm glad to hear it. let's get to the news. president trump ended a heated interview yesterday with lesley stahl of "60 minutes" after he became irritated with the line of questioning. apparently, he didn't like that there was one. while being interviewed by lesley stahl yesterday, president trumps told aides that he thought the interview would be cut up to make him look bad for example, they could make him really stupid by cutting from one of her questions to his answer it was a revealed today that rudi guiliani was caught on video with his pants down his pants while alone in a hotel room with a woman he thought was a conservative journalist as part of the filming of "borat 2." this was a late breaking story by -- can we put the name of the publication on the screen? there we go. of course, the libs are at it again. according to the latest data, former vice president joe biden has had more engagement on twitter posts this past month than presid

seth richardson, how did they vote in 2016? guest: they heavily supported hillary clinton, but it was a turnout factor, where a lot of black voters did not come out to vote. you have seen a renewed interest on behalf of the democratic party and democratic candidates to try to bring this really important base back into the fold. but this is sort of one area donald trump has said he wants to make inroads, and he has gotten receipts to show for it. when you talk about the first step back, black unemployment was low and how much of that was because of him and how much was because of continuing economic trends is sort of up for debate. you talk about the funding for historically black colleges and universities, those are tangible things he can show the community as why black voters should consider maybe voting for donald like instead of a democrat they have historically in the past. the other side of the coin is that the president is pretty openly, at the very least empathized, and in some cases sympathized, with white supremacist a

representative jim banks a republican from indiana and democratic congressman seth moulton talk about a congressional report on the future the defense task force. hosted by the hudson institute, this is 45 minutes. >> welcome to the hudson is today. i'm brian clark a senior at the hudson institute. with me today is an adjunct fellow at the hudson institute and with the center. ear hear to welcome the co-chairs of the future defense task force from the house congressman seth moulton from massachusetts and congressman jim banks from indiana. congressman moulton has been in congress since 2014. he is a marine veteran and served several tours in iraq and afghanistan i believe and also has been focused on the budget and strategic forces subcommittee. congressman banks has been in congress since 2017 and represents indiana's third district where he is on the education and labor committee and serves on the veterans affairs committee as well. he is a navy reservist so a fellow sailor like itself and continues to serve even today. congressman banks congressman moulton thanks for being with us

meantime, let's bring in seth carpenter, chief economist with ubs and burns mckinney, portfolio manager with allianz global investors burns, let me start with you and ask you where you think the economy is right now and whether it is still growing, number one, or whether it is starting to slow >> i'd probably be in the latter camp we start off with basically we had a bottom that looked very much like a "v" but we made it halfway up the top and it started to taper off a bit if you look at the number of jobs lost, we made up about half of those jobs. and a lot of the real-time indicators are starting to slow. you can't be deceived by very large growth rates off of what is a deflated base, but, nonetheless, things are starting to slow. it seems you have around the world and certainly in the u.s., openings and closings have been sporadic those are really a codifiction of human behavior. there seems to be places in structural damage like some service sectors as well as small businesses that aren't captured by the stock market's sharp rebound. >> that i think that is a really important point,

coming up in an hour, seth richardson. copeland.m., lauren ♪ host: good morning on this wednesday, october 28. we are six days away from president trump asking america to give him a second term. this morning, we will focus on his first term. has president kept his promises? if you are supporting the president, dial in at 202-74 8-0001. if you are supporting the former vice president, dial-in a if you are0, undecided or supporting another 48-80002., call 202-7 -- 202-748-8002. "usa today" put this piece together, "donald trump made many promises. what has he cap and what is he still working on?" kept by the president, tax cuts, conservative judges, deregulation, he left the paris accord and move the israeli embassy to jerusalem." the newspaper says these are the promises the president has partly accomplished, renegotiate trade bills, build border wall and have mexico pay for it and defeat isis. here is where the president -- here is where they say the president has moffett filled promises, bring back call and the steel indu

. >>> also, comedian seth rogen tells cnn what's getting him through the pandemic. >> i smoke weed from the second i wake up, whatever you need to do to get through the day, as long as it's not hurting other people, do what you got to do. . quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. a livcustomizeper iquickbooks for me. starting small can lead to something big. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmi

presidential campaign in the battleground state of ohio with cleveland.com lead political reporter seth richardson. and lauren copeland. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern, wednesday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> next, joe

the gang are back seth, what do you have planned for us this week >> seth: hey, jimmy, it's so greatack in the building with you again. tonight, we have jane fonda, and our mutual friend from "snl," jorma taccone and later in the week, john cleese and sheryl crow, and then thursday, michael cohen is going to tell us about his new book. and all new closer looks all week hey, and i'm sorry i can't come down and visit, but your kids, cute as they may be, they look like super spreaders to me also, i am going to send down some sushi that i saved for you from before we left the building in march because i know you love sushi. it was salmon, but now, it looks like eel anyway, enjoy, bud >> jimmy: well, we'll be watching stick around, everybody. more "tonight show" when we come back. [ cheers and applause ♪ hola, soy j balvin and i'm dropping my mcdonald's order. leggo! a big mac! no pickles please. there you go. medium fries. con ketchup. and an oreo mcflurry. of course! ooof the j balvin meal. get it on the mcdonald's app and the mcflurry is on me. i'm lovin it! get it on the mcdonald's ap

i have no idea what you drive, andy, and seth, and it doesn't matter so who wants to start?king at some of your notes, seth, but you acknowledge that maybe 400,000 in some cities is not rich but then again, and i agree with you, these aren't people that necessarily are having trouble going month to month usually in terms of food, and food security, and, you know, paying rents, things like that, right seth >> sure. i guess, i don't know, i don't know if the labels matter here, whether you want to call it rich or affluent, it's sort of not the point here i don't think the point is to label people, and there isn't a hard line. a hard line he's drawing is that no one under that gets even a penny of tax increases, right, so that's the point. he's defining who doesn't even, there's no chance of getting even a penny of tax increase under 400,000. so that's the point. it doesn't mean he's labeling you rich or trying to sock it to you if you're over 400,000 if you make exactly 400,000, you're going to get zero tax increase if you make over 400,000, your tax increase will be very very

let's now go to republican strategist seth weathers.was the director of the 2016 trump campaign in the state of georgia. welcome. thanks for joining welcome. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. how wise was it for the president so soon after being ill to attend an event like this where people were not socially distance? great to be here. i think if he knows, he was actually on the balcony of the white house and the crowd was way down on the lawn. so the distance between him and the crowd was literally between a hundred and hundred and 50 feet. so i don't think that would have been a concern for anyone involved in the event today. but they weren't socially distance amongst themselves in the crowd. not setting a great example, is it? this is beamed around the world. there is socially distance as the rioters and everything else. i don't know that i've seen a lot of tv interviews where people bring people want to ask about the rioters being socially distanced because of the social justice aspect of it. i think it's all a bunch of nonsense. pe

in one sentence, seth?the voter results, the majority of people who vote in our typical voters in every elections and they are either hard left or ha rd they are either hard left or hard right democrats and republicans, so people have chosen to vote early or by mail, so, i've got to stop you because i have to let matthew have a shower. there have been to debate and joe biden swung the debate with only 11 days until the end of the election and it is too late for donald trump. thank you very much indeed. good sports as well as keen debaters. good to have you on the programme. thanks for watching on bbc news. a big day in the presidential election, and 11 days still to go. it was a short weather window, and looking out of the atlantic, the swell of cloud you can see is the next area of low pressure that will bring rain across our shores for friday and then further west, a developing area of low pressure which will rapidly deepen to bring some strong winds across the uk this weekend. so, before we get there, a

civil unions cbs' seth doane reports tonight from rome. >> this is a man who cries with humanity. >> reporter: pope francis' comments in the documentary were the most public support ever made by a pope. in an interview for the film "francesco," he said "homosexual people have a right to be in a family. they are children of god. what we have to create is a civilian law." it's a dramatic departure from the past. this 2003 church document opposes gay unions because "they obscure basic moral values and cause a devaluation of marriage." >> this is not a change of doctrine. but it's a major sea shift in attitude. >> reporter: monsignor anthony figueiredo is a cbs news consultant. but if church doctrine, church teaching doesn't change, then what really changes? >> well, attitude is very key. pope francis has always upheld marriage is between a man and a woman. but civil laws have changed, and unless the church accepts these civil laws, it means we're actually promoting discrimination if we do not accept what has gone on, on the civil level. >> reporter: norah, l.g.b.t.q. advocates see this

seth denson, we appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >> thanks, todd.an: coming up in the next hour of "fox & friends first," fear over a twindemic as coronavirus cases rise in flu season. effective treatments are on the horizon. ♪ ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever. an herbal stress reliever ashwagandha, introducing the most versatile and advanced that helps you turn the stressed life... into your best life. stress less and live more. with stressballs. >> this is a more important election. >> the character of the country in my view is literally on the ballot. what kind of country are we going to be. >> our country will never be a socialist country. todd: it is monday, october 26th. eight days to go as president trump heads to pa today after a jam packed

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seth first. have voted early than they typically would at this stage in the election. however from what we are seeing the majority of the people voting now are not necessarily new voters, they are not necessarily new voters, they are people that typically will vote at one time or another and just chosen to vote early. it appears a lot of the undecided voters have not voted as much as the people that are strongly republican or strongly democrat. i think the debate is very important for that aspect is that they could get a lot of undecideds and independents turning into night that have not yet made a decision or are on the ropes of where they're going to go with it. i think it will be impactful and i think we will see a very strong, very presidential presidential truck tonight. it will be more tempered than the first debate, i think will make a very good closing argument to the people. why do you think that, why do you think you will be more presidential? the last was more aggressive if you know so

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i think there are lots of opportunities we can do by all seth's to keep off the interstate stable without lots off the head of possibilities to support us in this like in the internet in counseling and those kind of thing but maybe it's also an option to think about the chance once every crisis has a chance in it so. corona makes let's think about all our routines and maybe there are routines we were not very comfortable with but in in in non choral not times like many people who are struggling from too many appointments too many time pressure and all those kind of things and maybe this could be an opportunity to hear you think about how we want to live and what's all day in your reader a veil for fleeting is and. very important also every crisis of a golden age even the corner prices if you go away and there will be time in future career when i will be less important than it is today thank you so much for this interesting talk here and the show is over for today so until then let's all try to stay in good shape. belonging to one official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in co

i think there are lots of opportunities we can do by all seth's to keep off the interstate stable there are lots off heads of possibilities to support us in this like in the internet in counseling and those kind of thing but maybe it's also an option to think about the chances every crisis has a chance in it so. corona makes let's think about all our routines and maybe there are routines we are not very comfortable both in in in non choral not times like many people who are struggling from too many appointments through many time pressure and all those kind of things and maybe this could be an opportunity to hear you think about how we want to live and what's all day in the reader a veil for flipping is and. very important also every crisis of a golden age even the corner prices are to go grey and there will be time enough in future to occur when i will be less important than it is today thank you so much for this interesting talk here and the show is over for today so see an x. weekend and then let's all try to stay in good shape. camping in brandenburg is popular this coated 19 summer.

seth doane and elizabeth palmer tell us why the whole world is watching this year's election. time for halloween, luke burbank visits a drive-through haunted house. plus steve hartman, politics with john dickerson and more on this "sunday morning," the 25th of october 2020. and we'll be back after this. in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. they all endorse yes on prop 25. to end unfair, unjust, discriminatory money bail. governor gavin newsom and van jones. they're voting yes on 25. the western center on law and poverty. the dolores huerta foundation. californians for safety and justice. and the california democratic party. they all agree that th

. >> seth doan recording from rome. >>> the russian government is asking the world health organization to speed the process of registering one of its vaccines and moscow said that it will quickly distribute the drug worldwide once testing is complete. they caution that russia may be cutting corners in the testing process. if and when a safe and reliable vaccine is available, another daunting problem will be getting the drug to the public. we report. >> imagine preparing to transport a coronavirus vaccine. without knowing the vaccine will be manufactured. what the packaging will be. or how cold it will need to be kept. >>> that's the daunting task before shipping companies like did dhl, according to the ceo of global forwarding usa david goldberg. >> there's a had the of things that are unknown and we have been talking to the different manufacturers who are in various stages of the trials to get ready. >>> in this air hanger, vaccines are stored in various temperatures before being send to doctor offices, pharmacies and hospitals. >> we have been moving the flu vaccine, and the meningit

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seth beenet has been looking ahead to the sport's showpiece.doctors put themselves into the third world series in the last four attempts. beaten by houston and then boston, they now believe that this will finally be there year. it's been a crazy year. guys with their families, social injustices, our fa ns families, social injustices, our fans are stuck together, these guys are stuck together, we have a lot of work to do. this year is our year. this is our year. the payroll is 200 million dollars a season which means they boast some of the most exciting talent around. cody is one of the best batters in baseball and since his arrival in the off—season, it is given the team some superstar qualities. and i believe will play by an unbelievable player that's what you need to win baseball games this time of the year. for the first time in modern baseball history, world series games will be played at a mutual venue. the ark in arlington will host the best—of—7 series and there'll be 11,000 fans allowed inside the stadium to watch. temple heavily the st

the stock is defying expectations, as seth touched on.ack gains in the middle of all of this. >>> meanwhile, we are getting something a little more interesting on this astra-zeneca trial volunteer who died. bloomberg news is reporting that the volunteer had not received the vaccine. so this might be something outside the vaccine. we will keep you updated. hi, this is margaret your dell technologies advisor to listen, is to hear more than what's being said... and offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get started call a dell technologies advisor today. . ♪ (music) hi, i'm dorothy hamill. even as i look toward 65, one thing hasn't changed i still love getting on the ice. which means i need to stay healthy. now, as i'm thinking about selecting a medicare plan, i know i want one that has the kind of coverage that takes a total approach to my health. one that connects all the different parts of my health care to keep me aging actively. did you know that aetna medicare advantage plans take a total, connected a

presidential campaign in the battleground state of ohio with cleveland.com lead political reporter seth richardson. and lauren copeland. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern, wednesday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. biden holding a campaign event with voters and supporters in warm springs, georgia. home of fdr's little white house. he talked about unity among the american people during this 25 minute event. ♪ hello, hello, hello. what a magnificent setting. it's hard when you drive in here not to think of circumstances president roosevelt faced and how he overcame so much for so many. good afternoon. a few weeks ago i spoke at gettysburg about the need to unite our nation. today, i'm here in warm springs because i want to talk about how we are going to heal our nation. over these past few months there has been so much pain and so much suffering, and so much loss in america. people have lost their lives to a virus. many of those lives lost in the cruelest way possible. alone. alone. alone in a

. >>> today on the drew barrymore show drew welcomes seth mcfarlane. watch today >>> coming up at 5:00, one thing that could get your ballot thrown out. a signature that does not matchup. advice for making sure yours is not rejected. >>let's get one less check on whether with mary. >>tracking dangerous fire weather conditions that will be returning for us ay r h r the areas highlighted in yellow from 11 am sunday through 11 am tuesday likely upgraded to a red flag morning highest the, 70 miles an hour. likely one of the strongest offshore even that we have been so far this wildfire season. >>> coming up next, governor newsom set to announce new funding on project home key. >>> streaming on the new kpix app d kpix.com. s. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i

morning, we discussed this year's presidential campaign in the battleground state of ohio, with reporter seth richardson and professor lauren copeland. what c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ vice president mike pence holds a campaign really with voters -- campaign rally with voters in greenville, south carolina. introducing the vice president, senator lindsey graham. this is a little more than one hour. ♪ you, all.aham: thank thank you so much. ass. kick their let's kick their ass. i have never been more excited to vote than i am right now. are you? applause]d anybody know where central is that? my dad owned a liquor store and a bar. i have met a lot of you people. i grew up in central south carolina, and i get to introduce the vice president. isn't that great? hey, jeff, go, tigers. i will talk about our governor, hard-working man. south carolina is the best place on the planet to raise a family and start a business. and we are going to keep it that way. tha