, ahora, a amo son terribles, ahora, a ammentoa ato ver advertencia es en todo california, banderÍn rojoe santa lucÍa, tambiÉn hacia norte y este para el incendio sin control, las condiciones son lagos peores por si fuera poco el calor continÚa en el aria, estos son los vientos que incrementan en esta noche pudieran alcanzar 30 m/ph, poco valor del humedad, es lo que trae al Área de la bahÍa este humo a nuestra regiÓn, aquÍ vemos 31% de humedad, no es suficiente para que bomberos puedan avanzar un poco, la capa marina, no entra ni siquiera hacia tierra asÍ que la condiciÓn en la noche del tener alivio no serÁ asÍ, al contrario, este humo mantiene la temperatura, asÍ que va a ser una noche no solo contaminada como lo vemos en cÁmaras, en vivo a las 6 de la tarde si no tambiÉn, la temperatura va disminuyendo, se pone peor, ahora vemos como ya a los grupos sensitivos se mantiene en su mayorÍa es rojo lo que significa cierre puertas y ventanas porque las condiciÓn no serÁn buenas por lo menos hasta el prÓximo 6 de octubre. una situaciÓn difÍcil que hemos vivido y que continÚa, el fin de sema

. >> Éstas son imágenes terribles, a tener los del día un grupo de jóvenes se enfrenta a machetazos sinnformación iremos a la pausa y en minutos: >> advierten de un enemigo invisible que podría matarle muy rápidamente al regresar hablamos de la llamada ameba come cerebros. >> no además cambios de temperatura, noche fresca para nosotros seguimos con calidad del aire mala hablaremos de este más más adelante. >> [♪ ♪] . >> en las últimas semanas mucho se habla de un microbio poco probable de contraer pero muy peligroso el cual se puede contraer por medio del agua o la tierra su víctima más reciente es un menor de seis años que lo contrajo mientras jugaba, pero qué es y cómo podemos evitar contraerlo? josué nos explica. >> es muy grave porque hay mucha gente que se ve afectado por esta me parece muere >> ella es epidemiólogo y habla de esta meva que puede afectar y comer cerebro. la manera de contraer la es por el contacto con el agua a través de la nariz al estar sumergidos dentro del agua por medio de una manguera en que el agua esté contaminada con ameba as, como lo que ocurrió con esta

my son had a terrible time with drug addiction and millions of american families know what it's like a kid that has the disease of drug addiction. people are in symptathy with it. nobody will vote against joe biden on the basis of hunter biden having a drug problem. >> it's not about that. >> or attacks on someone's family. >> it's not about hunter. it's about joe. >> if trump wants to turn this around and he needs something big tonight, dana, because he is behind. if he needs to change the direction of this campaign, he has to spend time talking about covid and the economy. >> hey, you know what he should say: who is the big guy? >> yeah, that would entertain you but it would not change any votes. >> juan, who is the big guy? >> i don't care who the big guy is! >> you don't care if joe biden has taken millions from the chinese. >> if you have proof, bring it out, big guy. otherwise, wait until you have something. >> fox confirmed it. >> you are just pumping away. >> juan, you are pumping because your own colleagues confirmed it today. >> confirmed what? >> he is the big guy. >> i ca

el poder si votamos para poder tener gente que nos represente en las cosas que son importantes para nosotros. es terribleque pude votar fue muy importante para mÍ. es algo por lo que mi familia luchÓ para poder tener ese derecho, todos los que tiene la oportunidad de ser ciudadanos, por favor, tomen ese voto. tiene que votar en esa elecciÓn, es tan importante para nuestros derechos como la comunidad, tambiÉn tenemos que pensar en la gente que no puede votar, gente que no tira documentos en este paÍs, aquellos deben tener la misma oportunidad que me dieron a mÍ y a mi familia. tambiÉn hay que votar para ellos, para la gente de nuestra comunidad que no tiene documentos, no tiene la oportunidad de ser parte de este paÍs de estados unidos. ellos tienen que tener la misma oportunidad que tenemos nosotros. reportera: alcalde, muchÍsimas gracias por su tiempo, que pasÉ muy buenas tardes. leÓn: muy emocionante la entrevista. al volver, hablamos con el secretario del estado alex padilla. volvemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: california tiene el mayor nÚmero de votantes del paÍs, pero de nada sirve si los votantes no estÁn regist

terrible. >> reporter: their son contracted it. >> i was mad that he had it and i thought this is president trump'stten this bad. >> reporter: the president sounding an alarm this week. >> biden's agenda would be a catastrophe for florida seniors. >> reporter: during his own florida visit, biden turned the subject back to coronavirus. >> so many lives have been lost unnecessary, because this president cares more about the stock market than he does well-being of seniors. >> reporter: toby shelin is a nurse, going door to door for biden. she hears the stories. >> they can't hug their grand kids. that's been a huge factor. >> reporter: the pandemic and a fear of a close election drives these senior volunteers. >> maybe two houses, three houses. i don't want to wake up this year, the day after election and say what more could i have done. >> reporter: signs of an exceedingly tight race aren't plentiful here with passionate support for trump on display from flags to front yards. >> there's more people out supporting him now because he's had so many people going against him. and i don't feel he has been

. >> i got no class, you got terrible grades. and your son is a coke head. >> you piece of shit, you don't talk about my son. you listen-- yeah, hi, could i get the moons over mi-hammy with the orange juice, please. yeah, that will be all, doll, thank you so much. you got drunk and you hit on your own daughter! >> i wasn't drunk. >> trevor: i mean some of these insults were way more personal than you would ever see in a debate. especially biden calling trump a clown. i'm sorry, man, that is not fair to trump. right? clowns wear weird makeup. they have clothes that are too big for them, they are deeply sad even when they don't show it. does that sound like donald trump to you? now let's just be clear. the reason that this debate was such a colossal trainwreck is because donald j. trump was throwing grenades on the tracks. and usually in a debate the moderator is there to prevent things from getting out of handment but last night chris wallace it was about as successful at stopping trump as the popular vote. >> the country would be bet he-- bet

politicizing the measures against the coronavirus and that's just terribly dangerous ok well mark penn's was up against a mother who's california son and so let's listen to what she just the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country and here are the facts 210000 dead people in our country it is the last several months over 7000000 people who have contracted this disease one in 5 businesses closed we're looking at front line workers who have been treated like sacrificial workers. like. if you sent your long cloak to be in the morning to watch the debate what did you make of the debates in general. i mean the debate in general was it was a bit like traveling in time back to 2015 and it was a return to sort of standard american political debates which are also not great and that there's a lot of sort of running around the truth not answering questions. you know brutal attacks that sort of stay on the surface so this was you know by no means some kind of shining example of democracy but wow was it refreshing after the presidential debate i think they bot

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terrible. >> reporter: three weeks ago, his son tested positive for covid-19. >> i was mad because he had it, and it was, you know, and i kept thinking, it's mr. trump's fault because this thing should never have gotten as far as it has. >> reporter: seniors were key to trump's victory in 2016. yet fall off from this critical voting block have the president sounding the alarm this week at a rally here. >> biden's agenda would be a catastrophe for florida seniors. >> reporter: during his own florida visit, biden turned the subject back to coronavirus. >> so many lives have been lost because this president cares more about the stock market than he does about the well being of seniors. >> reporter: toby sheland is a nurse going door to door for biden where she hears the stories. >> they can't hug their grand kids, so it's been huge. that's been a huge factor. >> reporter: the pandemic and the fear of a close election drives these senior volunteers. >> only four votes, that's maybe two houses, three houses. i don't want to wake up this year the day after the election and say what more could i hav

terrible. >> reporter: three weeks ago, his son tested positive for covid-19. >> i was mad because he had it, it was, you know -- and i kept thinking, that's mr. trump's fault. because this thing should never have gotten as far as it has. >> reporter: seniors were key to trump's victory in 2016. yet falloff from this critical voting bloc had the president sounding the alarm this week at a rally here. >> biden's agenda would be a catastrophe for florida's seniors. >> reporter: during his own florida visit, biden turned the subject back to coronavirus. >> so many lives have been lost unnecessarily because this president cares more about the stock market than he does about, you know, the well-being of seniors. >> reporter: toby is a nurse who's going door to door for biden where she hears the stories. >> they can't hug their grandkids, so it's been huge. that's been a huge factor. >> reporter: the pandemic and the fear of a close election drives these senior volunteers. >> only four votes. that's maybe two houses, three houses. i don't want to wake up this year, the day after the election, and s

your son said we have to give 10% of the big man. joe, what is that all about? it is terrible. >> president trump is pitching voters on former vice president joe biden's son, hunter, and his international business conduct. the president even invited one of hunter's former business partners to the final presidential debate. before that debate started, tony bobulinski held a press event accusing the bidens of wrongdoing and continues doing so. >> inactivate, you made a specific statement around questions around this, and i'll be honest with you, almost stood up and screamed "liar" and walked out, because i was shocked that after four days or five days that they prepped for this, that the biden family is taking that position to the world. >> the president's allies reportedly pitched to "the wall street journal" and the story of a planned business venture with a chinese oil company. the journal ultimately reported that corporate records showed no role for joe biden. now, senior congressional republicans want the president to stop talking about it, like texas senator ted cruz. here

iniciar el mes de octubre la situación en california es terrible con relación a las condiciones meteorológicas vamos a hablar de esos vientos que sone el norte especialmente para el incendio que alcanza hasta las 19:20 millas por hora se espera que continúa con poco valor de humedad eso hace que se avive el fuego a partir de mañana no solo en la zona del norte también en las montañas de santa lucía, mantiene advertencia en zonas de color rojo debido a las condiciones secas de los vientos que continúan >> a cambiarte el viento está en esa mala calidad del aire que nos hace al momento amigos en san josé alcanzando el color rojo que es mala calidad del aire, sobre todo la mala calidad del aire las condiciones para nosotros a partir de esta noche en las próximas horas van a ser en contra precisamente de los incendios debido a que será difícil controlarlos, la calidad del aire continuará mala debido a los cambios, se aleja de la línea costera, no hay humedad que puede ayudar un poco a los bomberos, las temperaturas establecieron récords, se mantiene alcanzando 67 grados al interior 64, se estableció el récord de temperatura, mañana se e

terrible. >> reporter: three weeks ago his son tested positive for covid-19. >> i was mad because he had it. i kept thinking, that's mr. trump's fault because this thing should never have gotten as far as it had. >> reporter: seniors were key to trump's victory in 2016. yet falloff from this critical voting block had the president sounding the alarm this week at a rally here. >> biden's agenda would be a catastrophe for florida's seniors. >> reporter: during his own florida visit biden turned the subject back to coronavirus. >> so many lives have been lost unnecessarily because this president cares more about the stock market than he does about, you know, the well-being of seniors. >> reporter: toby is a nurse who is going door to door for biden where she hears the stories. >> they can't hug their grandkids. so it's been huge. that's. a huge factor. >> reporter: the pandemic and the fear of a close election drives these senior volunteers. >> that's maybe two houses, three houses. i don't want to wake up this year, the day after the election and say, what more could i have done? >> reporter:

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politicizing the measures against the coronavirus and that's just terribly dangerous ok well mark penn's was up against a mother whose california son it's a let's listen to what she had to say the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country and here are the facts 210000 dead people in our country in just the last several months over 7000000 people who have contracted this disease one in 5 businesses closed we're looking at front line workers who have been treated like sacrificial workers. riginal like. if you sent your long talks to be in the morning to watch the debate would you make. i mean the debate in general was it was a bit like traveling in time back to 2015 and it was a return to sort of standard american political debates which are also not great and that there's a lot of sort of running around the truth not answering questions. you know brutal attacks that sort of stay on the surface so this was you know by no means some kind of shining example of democracy but wow was it refreshing after the presidential debate i think they both. gave prett

politicizing the measures against the coronavirus and that's just terribly dangerous ok well mike pence was up against a mother who's california son and so let's listen to what she had to say the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country and here are the facts 210000 dead people in our country in just the last several months over 7000000 people who have contracted this disease one in 5 businesses closed we're looking at front line workers who have been treated like sacrificial workers. rachel like myself you sent your alarm clock to be in the morning to watch the debate what did you make of the debates in general. i mean the debate in general was it was a bit like traveling in time back to 2015 and it was a return to sort of standard american political debates which are also not great and there's a lot of sort of running around the truth not answering questions. you know brutal attacks that sort of stay on the surface so this was you know by no means some kind of shining example of democracy but wow was it refreshing after the presidential debate i

the country for the reopening he real reopened too early terribly dangerous ok well mark penn's was up against a mother who's coming for your son it's a let's listen to what she had to say the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country and here are the facts 210000 dead people in our country in just the last several months over 7000000 people who have contracted this disease one in 5 businesses closed we're looking at front line workers who have been treated like sacrificial workers. well i can live my so if you sent your alarm clock to be in the morning to watch the debate what did you make. i mean the debate in general was it was a bit like traveling in time back to 2015 and it was a return to sort of standard american political debates which are also not great there's a lot of sort of running around the truth not answering questions. you know brutal attacks that sort of stay on the surface so this was you know by no means some kind of shining example of democracy but wow was it refreshing after the presidential debate i think they both. gave pr

terrible. >> donald trump is pitching voters on former vice president joe biden's son hunter and international business conduct and even invited one of hunter's former business partners to the final presidential debate and before that debate started tony bob linsky accused bidens of wrongdoing and continues doing so. >> he made a specific statement of around this, i will be honest with you, almost up and screamed a liar and walked out because i was shocked that after four days or 5 days the biden family is taking the position to the world. >> the president's allies reportedly pitched to the wall street journal a story about a planned business venture with the chinese oil company, journal of reported corporate records showed no role for joe biden and senior congressional republicans want the president to stop talking about like ted cruz on exeter be october 20 sixth episode of axioms on hbo. >> it doesn't move a single vote. we should be unifying, we should be explaining, we should be thing people up. it is a turnout election. >> other senior republican senators have urged the president to inst

son sus derechos y quÉ es lo que debe hacer en caso de estar en esta situaciÓn. >>> si comemos no pagamos renta y si pagamos renta, no comemos. >>> es la terrible situaciÓn que enfrentano se sabe bien, qÉe dÍa te pueden sacar o si vas dejar de trabajar o no y cÓmo vas pagar la renta. >>> la pandemia pone a la clase trabajadora en crisis econÓmica, >>> no saber cÓmo pagar la renta y como me quedÉ sin trabajo. >>> por lo que organizaciones no lucrativas le piden a la comunidad que se informe sobre sus derechos. >>> si, pago mucha renta, yo tengo que vivir con otras personas. >>> si se ha quedado sin empleo no puede ser desalojado. >>> pues salirme, porque si no puedo pagar porque mi van correr. >>> debe notificar a su arrendatario que no puede pagar su alquiler. >>> documentaciÓn que lo pruebe si no tiene es firmar una declaraciÓn. >>> para realizar una declaraciÓn debe pedir a wlid legal y lo puede hacer sin costo por programas de apoyo como centro legal de la raza, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> hoy alcaldesa de oakland inaugurÓ un como me jodo depp totos para familias de bajos ingresos, se unieron para inaugurar estrella vista, un conjunto multifamiliar, fue construido

politicizing the measures against the coronavirus and that's just terribly dangerous ok well mark penn's was up against a mother who is coming for your son it's a let's listen to she say the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country and here are the facts 210000 dead people in our country in just the last several months over 7000000 people who have contracted this disease one in 5 businesses closed we're looking at front line workers who have been treated like sacrificial workers. why so if you sent your alarm clock to be in the morning to watch the debate what did you make. i mean the debate in general was it was a bit like travelling in time back to 2015 and it was a return to sort of standard american political debates which are also not great when there's a lot of sort of running around the truth not answering questions. you know brutal attacks that sort of stay on the surface so this was you know by no means some kind of shining example of democracy but wow was it refreshing after the presidential debate i think they both. gave pretty good performance

sons there. it's a wonderful place to live. the fact of the matter is as terrible is it comes from a small number of group or gang affiliated poor neighborhoods in the city. the fact of the matter is that wilmington the commercial and cultural center of the city so we have the successful city and we need to get our arms around plaguing the streets of wilmington. that's why we formed this partnership with state social service agencies and probation and parole and we identify these members and we give them the choice either take the choice and assistance with us or bring it down and send you to prison for a long time for perpetrating violence on the streets. >> we have a follow-up question on the subject from the university of delaware please listen carefully. >> my question is for the sale of automatic weapons in the state. >> both of you 30 seconds for your responses on whether congress should ban automatic weapons in the united states and i will give the governor the chance to answer that first. >> there is an assault weapon ban like we had in the '90s and the bes

terrible. >> in retrospect anything about the relationships in the appropriate or unethical. >> my son has not made money in terms what you talking about, china. i've not have -- the only guy who made money from china is this guy. >> he's a vice president of the united states and his son, his brother, his other brother are getting rich. there like a vacuum cleaner -- >> president trump, thank you. >> not true. >> there was the feeling like they were moving onto the next topic and you wanted to have more of the exchange by joe biden did definitely turn it to president trump and his taxes not being released. the bank account in china which the president answered. but the topic definitely is not going anywhere. >> shannon: the president made a lot of -- i've been at this for 47 months, the vice president has been at for 47 years and he talked about it again and even though he's the current president i'm not a politician. >> he did that very effectively. in fact, the trump campaign put out a statement and that's what they load with with that he unmasked joe biden as a typical washington politician

terrible. >> the president in erie pennsylvania expected to go after joe biden again about his son hunter's business dealings and what joe biden may have known or not known about them. the president calling on the fbi to investigate. also suggesting on "fox & friends" this morning that a special prosecutor should be appointed to look into it. listen here. >> president trump: get the attorney general to act. he's got to act and he's got to act fast. he's got to appoint somebody. this is major corruption. this has to be known about before the election >>> just before we finish, time for a little horse race, the rcp shows joe biden up in pennsylvania by 3.. >> speaker2: points, but if you went back to october 20th, 2016, you would have seen the rcp average had hillary clinton up by 6 of, and she ended up losing by lightly less than one. the president still believes he has a chance in the keystone case >> dana: and he does. thank you very much. peter ducey is live in wilmington. anything going on peter? >> pete: no, nothing that we can see, dana p same as the last debate. joe biden is home. and he doesn

sons was diagnosed with cancer. enough, there is a letter that is in our book from jim baker to george bush in which he tells bush about this terriblegnosis of cancer and he says, george, i have not told anyone. i didn't tell mary stuart, i didn't tell my mother, i didn't tell our children, but i am telling you. that for peter and i was quite rogatory as what was the nature of the baker-bush relationship and they had a close bond that goes far beyond cocktails at the country club. but interestingly enough, mary stuart knew this was happening to her. she confided in her friend susan winston and she wrote her own letter and gave it and told susan where to find it in their house after she passed away. there is this unbelievably moving scene in the book where susan comes over to the grieving household, finds the letter and gives it to baker. baker read it out loud and cries every time he reads it, even now 50 years later. but susan had her own family struggles and has three children of her own with divorce from alcoholic husband. so they got together. it became the sort of brady bunch. jim baker had four kids and susan had three kids, b

wearing a mask at a rally, which is an obvious -- >> she let his son say that a thousand people a day dying isn't a big deal. she made a terrible point for somebody who is a legal scholar, that it's probably not a big deal. she knows it's a lagging indicator, she knows it takes time. so she's doing as best she can for him. >> i get it, but for him to make that statement is even at odds to say she's being politically correct by wearing a mask, i don't see how that tracks with reality. he's making an argument, but the problem is he has no discipline about it, to say the response to the virus is overblown, they're overlooking key facts, they're overlooking progress toward a vaccine and better experience medically treating patients who are hospitalized. but he's not doing that in any way that makes sense, because he spends all his time denying something that's just plain fact. >> you can't spin a pandemic. i've said it a million times. you cannot spin a pandemic. and yet he continues to try to do it four days before an election. it's insane. >> he's trying to say that the big monster in our midst is the violence in cities, which is

donald trump also posting tweet saying so terrible facebook and twitter took down the story of smoking gun emails related to sleepy joe biden and his sone post. it is only the beginning to them. there is nothing worse than a corrupt politician, repeal section 230, this tweet received of a lot of attention after the story broke, he said this is a big tech information, digital civil war. i have an editor of the new york post, one of the nation's largest papers in circulation can't post one of our own stories the details corruption by a major party presidential candidate, that is the stinky purpose, that is why this is getting so much attention it is you've been talking about the show. a lot of republicans on capitol hill want answers and they want to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. >> they mentioned that hacking line. it snowed. if you asked him questions i am always telling everybody this, you should expect to be mocked. take a listen, kamala harris. >> you expect covid-19's infectious? do you expect that smoking causes cancer and climate change is happening it is threatening the air we breathe and the water we drink

>> jimmy: well, i have a son who's well past high school and i have one who's 3. the 3-year-old is terriblen't feel so bad. just know that you did it because you're a good parent. >> jimmy: genetically, the cards are stacked against him. i will say that. well, hey, congratulations, marlon on this movie. it's called "on the rocks." it's in select theaters right now and on apple tv plus starting october 23rd. marlon wayans, everybody. thanks, marlon. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we'll be back with music from jaden. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank our guests tonight, armie hammer, marlon wayans, apologies to matt damon. "nightline" i

after new revelations on his son hunter, poor debate performance and his advantage beginning to slip in the polls. for more on biden's terriblei'm sorry? you know what? we're going to bring in liz in a moment. let's shift right now because we're pulling back again. we started to firm up here a little it b now there is a little small rally rebound attempt is fading. i want to bring in my market guest first. cody willard. you know him. you love him and it's a great day to have him. cody, i'm bringing you on to help handicap the tech names that report later in the week. before we get there, and i read your letter this morning, cody.com editor, cody willard. what do you make of the today's session? what is the message here for you? >> you know, i've sort of been formulating the theory that, going to see the market throw a hissy fit for a stimulus at some point. i just think that the stimulus is actually pretty darn effective in propping up the economy, propping up asset prices, from unemployment boost to the ppp, to the federal reserve buying corporate bonds. those things really prop things up. that is what the market will probab

si saben ustedes quiÉnes son acompÁÑanos en "sin rollo". la pandemia es terrible para el amor.s de que los fondos federales se agotaron hace unas horas. >> han habido personas de mi Área de trabajo afectados por todo esto que empezÓ, la pandemia ha afectado el trabajo. elyangÉlica:la pandemia uso en aprieto a las aerolÍneas. " aquÍ estamos tramitando 2000 permisos para los pilotos si no conseguimos los recursos del gobierno o no encontramos una soluciÓn con el sindicato". " mi mensaje al congreso es que somos personas reales, primeros en responder y los trabajadores de primera lÍnea de la aviaciÓn. sustento y atenciÓn mÉdica estÁ en sus manos" dice esta azafata de american airlines. los pasajeros tambiÉn temen que esto les afecten. >> quitan vuelos, desempleos, dice de desempleo va a crecer lo cual no es bueno para el paÍs. elyangÉlica: las aerolÍneas dice que mantendrÁn a los trabajadores informados y si logran un acuerdo se lo dirÁn de inmediato. por lo menos 7 aerolÍneas esperan una noticia. el daÑo estÁ hecho, aerolÍneas informan que tendrÍa que despedir por lo menos 19,000

>> this is evidence of my main point that joe biden was terribly rattled by the attack on the son's computerdealings, and i thought he was -- it's like fighting, it's like boxing. he was on the ropes, he was kind of, like, you know, his held was buzzing -- brian: checking his watch. >> checking his watch and throwing out crazy stuff like i'm going to do away with oil and clean air by 2025, an unattainable goal that was straight out of the far-left handbook. i thought that the former vice president really exposed his vulnerabilities and probably the reason he's been so low profile in this campaign, because he did not take the punches well. not this time. i thought the president was very disciplined and landed the better blows. steve: ari, 50 million people have already voted. if you are a joe biden voter and you have not yet voted, would you have been confused by a couple of his answers? for instance, if you are a progressive and you heard joe biden say he's going to keep fracking, you might be turned off because you would like to get rid of fracking. at the same time, when he said i would tr

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call when his son calls him. [ laughter ] but the most important thing the president wants you to know, other than that, everything that works is his idea-s that this virus, this terriblese that's killed so many people now is not your fault. >> it wasn't your fault that this happened. it was china's fault. and china's going to pay a big price. what they've done to this country. china's going to pay a big price, what they've done to the world. this was china's fault. just remember that. >> jimmy: look at the orange chicken blaming china. that is un -- [ laughter ] by the way, about three minutes into the video an unidentified flying object came flying out of the president's mouth. >> i walked in, i didn't feel good. a short 24 hours later i was feeling good -- >> jimmy: did you see that? a pearl of spittle flew out of his lie hole on a downward trajectory. a highly infected glob of covid gravy hurtling toward the white house lawn. which is exactly why you wear a mask. but he had to make a video today. he can't let mike pence have the spotlight to himself. he had to get out there to talk about regeneron and of course we mustn't forget the vaccine that will be here very,

son comes in a vacuum cleaner. millions of dollars pouring in >> seth: what? he's like a vacuum cleaner what are you talking about the only explanation for this terrible analogyrump was looking around the room and just saw a vacuum cleaner. "and who's your source for this information, mr. president?" "his name is george - george glass." also, you don't get to call anyone else a vacuum cleaner when you're the one who sucks in air like a dirt devil. whenever you give a speech, you sound like a roomba with a bad coke habit [ heavy breathing trump knows that then-fbi director, james comey's last-minute announcement about hillary's emails just eleven days before the 2016 election helped tank her campaign, and he's trying to fabricate a similar situation this time around trump has been very explicit about the fact that he's trying to bully his fbi director, christopher wray, and his attorney general, bill barr, to deliver an october surprise for him by opening a bogus investigation of the bidens before the election. >> let me ask you, mr. president, address -- address christopher wray will you replace him in a second term >> well, i don't want to say that yet he's

and a half million dollars for the son and then he has stuff that he has to give his father 10%, and then he has another one 50%. what's the hell is going on? terrible. and then the media refuses to write it. they refuse it except for the new york post by the way whose stock has gone way up. i have a lot of respect for the new york post. what they've done is incredible. so i'm not just running against joe biden, i'm running against the left-wing media, silicon valley censors who want to manipulate, if you want to say about biden, they block you, they make it where you can't go to any of the sites, twitter or any of them. it's unbelievable. high-quality people. they put up a story from the new york post, fourth largest newspaper in the country and the oldest by far founded by alexander hamilton, somebody puts up a story about this biden corruption which is incredible and they block the story and take down the site. it's unbelievable. the great charlie kirk, charlie kirk, but many of them. with your vote we will continue to fight for american workers, lower drug prices, we are bringing drug prices down. way down. it's already happened. support our gre

you son said which have to give 10% to the big mann. what is that all about? it is terrible i want to ask you questions. >> i have to respond. >> i will let you respond. you spoke to accountant about potentially release taxes. did i tell you when you can release them. deadline -- >> worse than the tea party got treated. because i have a lot of people in there, deep down in the irs, they treat me horribly. we made a deal it was all settled until i decided to run for president. i get treated very badly by the irs very unfairly. we had a deal all done. as soon as we're completed with the deal i want to release it. but i have paid millions and millions of dollars. it is worse than paying. i paid in advance. it is called prepaying your taxes. >> okay. i want to ask you both about questions regarding your potential foreign entanglements, questions raised talk about this more broadly. respond very quickly. i well got to my question. >> why he has ban saying this for four years. show us. just show us. stop playing around. you've been saying for for years release your taxes. nobody k