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. >> shannon lee was just 4 when her father died from severe brain swelling in 1973. but it was only after another tragedy. gu on the set of the crow, 20 years later. >>> than shannon was then intro to hundreds on of pages of her father's writings. >> he was fresh off the grief of my brother's passing and , i have these really vivid long form memories of him, i have a very vivid sense of what he felt like, what his energy was like, and then to match that with these words, it was really aret. >> your father has been an inspiration in some of the protests in hong kong. >> he has and in fact, thisf bn something that i know the protesters have been adopting. completely on their own, by the way. >> you must be proud of that. >> yeah, yeah, for sure. >> the streets of hong kong, n . at age 32. >> you do remember the funeral in hong kong. >> hm- >> hm-mm. >> especially just the overwhelming sense of it, it was so chaotic. i'm looking at my little 4-year-old face and i'm just so overwhelmed and shut down. >> when you lose your dad at four, you spend time in a sense trying to

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. >> shannon: let's talk about it with a republican senator from utah, mike lee, good to have you backes all of the predictions on all the different races as this, democrats has an 80% chance of holding between 48 and 56 seats in the senate. he says you guys are about to be in the minority party there. there's a lot of tough races, what you say? >> he doesn't know that, but there's been a lot of energy and all these battleground states where we have not only the presidential elections but senate elections. i just came back from arizona were out with president trump and all of this energy has to go somewhere. that energy, i think, is putting us in a competitive position. i think we have a very strong possibility of holding onto the senate, i look forward to seeing trump reelected. >> shannon: it's been a busy week for the senate and a number of respects. including the hearing involving big tech ceos, you have a piece on foxnews.com about this and potential censorship, which we will get to, i want to ask you about the hearing this week where a number of the leaders acknowledged that ther

. >> shannon: ours now questioning phase begins in the confirmation process of judge amy coney barrett. senator mike leedo you vote by showing up at the committee in person after testing positive for coronavir coronavirus. republican senator ben of the committee joining us now. a good, senator. >> hey, shannon, good to be here. >> shannon: you said the governments, not the government's business what people's religious beliefs are, but listen, you're not telling the true picture of the questioning that's going on with judge barrett. she's wondering if she's a handmade and they're using this word and what that might mean in a supreme court justice is a far cry from asking john f. kennedy whether he had more loyalty to the pope than the united states. are those different saturations? >> no, the same situation. these people on the left who attack religious americans, they do not know any history, they don't know any theology. i'm not catholic, the catholic regularly used to determine handmaiden to go back to the enunciation of and the idea that people are dedicated to the kingdom of god. if the catholic chu

shannon? >> that is what every american wants and needs to believe in this election. david lee miller, thank you in your tonight. jill biden weighing in today on the view. leland vittert has the latest for us tonight. >> joe biden took the day off from the campaign trail, but said the hunter biden reporting is trump trumps henchman going after him. what's most noteworthy is what he doesn't say in this upcoming soundbite. never once does he or anyone from his campaign, or even hunter biden say these e-mails our fake. >> as activity returns downtown maryland closed a the majors, please,. laura karen only watch under th rules, her micra spot must remain closed. >> i went from being for forcefully booked, working ever single day, almost even too much , to absolutely nothing very direct 15th i had to close my doors, and had to shut everything down. >> she applied for and was denied approved forcing her to lay off her one employee. >> i set up e-commerce on the website which i didn't have before. >> clearly that was not joe biden and his soundbites. 3d julie anna, terms henchman, the

that's not how healing works. >> shannon: now, we have some other high-profile names, to senators, time to listen to mike leeve. kellyanne conway tested positive now, the president's campaign manager tested positive. a lot of these folks were at the rose garden a week ago for the formal nomination of judge amy coney barrett, she has tested negative, but there were a lot of washington in siders at the rose garden. if we don't know if this is where it started, but there are some commonalities. what about contact tracing, what about the president's circle who he has been around, but he began to fan out from there. he has been on the road a lot. >> sometimes contact tracing works well, sometimes it's just not feasible. if somebody who has tested positive and meets with somebody for contact tracing and says that they were on a subway in new york or a crowd with 5,000 people, it's impossible to do contact tracing. the white house is different. the white house is a controlled setting. there is a great law, we know generally the interactions of people who were there. i would caution against people labeling an event

monday, two republican members of that committee, senators lee and tom tillis tested positive for covid-19. what is the impact and the effect, shannon joins me on this special edition, nice to see you. take us through it. what do you think think the effect is when senator mcconnell says the hearings will proceed? >> they are full steam ahead, the republican side of this conversation, the sentiment leader chuck schumer said this shouldn't be having -- and start meeting with senators, need to put the brakes on this thing, republicans not even considering it. the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, and the graham, says you can come in virtually, if you are more comfortable during the hearing that way. a number of hearings involve judicial nominees since may, and some of them in person, they have the framework for it, to the confirmation process told me yesterday they are planning to move ahead with that schedule and senators lee or tillis or anybody else on the senate judiciary committee, they can do this remotely. what would be a sticking point is if they have the actual vote where they are coming together, that would be the f

lee ann caldwell, thank you from durham. >>> now to the campaign and the president ramping up appearances, has plans to visit seven states ay cross the next five days. nbc shannon pettypiece joins us from the white house on the latest from the trump campaign good day. what's on the schedule for today? >> reporter: you mentioned, he's heading to michigan. a deep red part of that state, and then on to wisconsin, and this sort of two states, one day is the pace the campaign is telling us we can expect. advisors say the president complained he didn't have more rallies, wanteds to be more like a 2016 schedule, multiple events a day and they're telling us to anticipate that, but, of course, the reason the president hasn't done morales like he did in 2016 is because of his pandemic. today when he goes tos with twhas will be one. state's hardest hit by this sort of third wave of infections going on, and i asked kailee mcenam kayleigh mcenany, here what she had to say. >> reporter: anything the white house is doing specifically to try to bring some of these numbers down? >> we are routinely looking at covid numbers in respective states. dr. birx traveled the question aw

lee, alexander hamilton was [indiscernible]. >> [laughs] that did happen, by the way. shannon bream is standing by with us. if you've been watching and tweeting out, live tweeting every minute of this hearing so far this morning. abortion, aca, election results, on aca she said "i have never taken the position to strike down attraction for pre-existing conditions." on election results, the senators really challenged her on this on multiple occasions. she says i have not had no conversation with the president about how i might roll on a case involving election results. shannon, stand up moments for you? >> that was definitely one of them, xander, when she said i've not made a deal with this committee, i will not make a deal with this president, i am an independent, that's what she said. and of course she's going to be pressed on whether or not she made any assurances. she said after the president, not to anyone on the staff about any specific case. it would be the height of hypocrisy for any nominee to go behind closed doors and have those conversations with our nominated president and you've got to believe

lee shows up in person today. we'll know very shortly. sandra: we will, indeed. shannon, thank you, please stand by.bill: you look at the list here, da, it's surprising how many will be in person and not be virtual, members of this committee. i want to bring in bret baier, martha maccallum, and good morning to both of you. bret, i was just look at the calendar. ruth bader ginsburg died 24 days ago on the 18th of september, and her prepared remarks, amy barrett will say i have been nominated to full justice ginsburg's seat, but no one will ever take her place. i will be forever grateful for the path she marked and the life she led. and the reason i point to that, you think about the ve e lossty of news events -- ve e lossty of news events that are happening in this compressed period of time today. >> it's truly i amazing. good morning, bill and sandra. i think, you know, she will be very deferential in her statements. she will, as you see her walking in with her family there, make this statement as kind of an opener, and, obviously, the q&a is the important part in these supreme court hearings. this