steve bullock opposes it. steve bullockti just got a yes r packing the courts.ou want to politicize the court for everything, pack it pretty just that he's willing to do that. even joe biden won't answer that question right now. stay bullock just said he's willing to pack the court. that should be a profound moment that has not happened for generations. if montanans, that's a threat for the second amendment and our freedom of liberty that we so cherish in our great state of montana. >> your response mr. bullock. >> you just did pack the court, senator daines. four years ago you said no we should never confirm a justice when people are voting so let the people decide and now that's ththe most important thing to y. not getting the cares act, not helping small businesses, not helping our hospitals but you are packing the court right now and i think it actually has more to do with the case that they will hear next week and that was a week after the election and that would strip away the protections of the affordable care act, something you were trying to do ever sin

he did say it, steve. >> steve: how do we know that? to have a tape of it?chris: in fact he was quoted directly by a reporter and there is tape that when he was having this background conversation it was he who was talking on camera, so yeah, we do have a tape of it. >> steve: i've seen that tape, but again, i'm not going to get into that intricate all. i have no idea -- i'm not mark meadows, i'm not part of white house staff. as you well know, but the campaign in the white house staff both serve the president but we have very different tasks and again, what i know is that we have it from the president himself that he's doing well and he is on task, believe me. there was not one even iota of the president being sorry for himself, he says we are going to win this campaign. he is still governing actively as president of the united states even from a hospital. we are fully confident that his recovery will be complete and that we -- look, if the baseball playoffs right now, if i could use a sports analogy, he's on the dl right now but very, very shortly he's goi

steve: sure.to 80 million people who have already voted, which is jaw-dropping. but, while they have done that what you are really counting on is all these hundreds of thousands of people that the republicans over the last four years have signed up to vote. you really need them to show up by tuesday. >> we do. and that's why having the largest ground game in history we're now at 3,000 staff on the ground. with 2.5 million volunteers that the rnc has deployed across the country. it is bigger than the obama ground game in 2012 and that's going to be a huge difference-maker and we're heading into this weekend where they will be working nonstop to turn out those voters that we know we still need to win the election in these battle ground states. steve: sure. and i know i mentioned you were in michigan. john james is running the strong campaign for the u.s. astronaut. what is the strategy right now what you can tell us publicly about how you hold onto the senate and try to build mow men tunnel in the h

steve? steve: all right, jillian, thank you.g for our gulf at this hour. but no matter where you live, it is important to be prepared for a disaster. home contractor skip bedell is here with gear and supplies you might need and skip, after a hurricane impacted the new york city area a couple of years ago. we bought one of those things right there, that keeps our whole house lit up all the time. >> yes. so important, steve to keep the power on no matter what situation you are in and generac is the leading name in stand by generators and portable generators. if you think of it as good, better or best, steve. good every home should have at the very least a portable generator like i-3500. this plug your cords into and power up essential appliances and lights. better would be a larger units that you could wire in a manual transfer switch to your panel and switch on the primary circuit. and the best option would be a whole home stand by generator, steve, that comes on automatically. brian: i gout that one. >> this powers your entire h

steve, did you check the voice mail. steve: nothing yet.of that one said judge barrett's will be dangerous for women. >> they are clock will be turned back to the time women had no time to control their own bodies. brian: he didn't memorize that i don't know if you could tell. senator marsha blackburn is next. (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo joe biden was raised with middle class values. joe doesn't need to be the center of attention. or see himself on tv. he has always focused on getting the job done. joe led us out of the 2008 recession, and increased health coverage for millions. as president, joe will focus on getting us out of our crises. he'll listen to experts, work across the aisle. and put the american p

much anticipated hours away steve: steve. and.: same technology ladies night at the bars to make the guy at the door paid money at the door. steve: you are talking about wrist bands. brian: same technology. yes, every bar in america. steve: all right, griff, thank you very much. things kick off 9:00 p.m. eastern time right here. ainsley: i haven't heard ladies night in ages. brian: are we still allowed to have ladies night? steve: just before the market closed yesterday, wall street was shocked to see that the president was pulling the plug on negotiating with nancy pelosi because th apparently he felt he she was not negotiating in good faith and still a long ways away. democrats 2.4 trillion and the republicans were offering 1.6 trillion. he said let's not negotiate with them until after the election. nancy pelosi was on a phone call with democrats and said, you know, i think the steroids are impacting or influencing the president reportedly. so, anyway. he pulled the plug on it. but then he made it very clear, i want -- there ar

steve: okay.are in the bank. meanwhile what republicans are banking on, what i have read in the reporting from the white house, is that over the last four years, what the republicans and the trump people have quietly been doing is registering millions of more people to vote for ultimately, they believe, donald trump. >> yes. you are exactly right. the voter registration trends actually give us a much more full picture of what's going on. and you look specifically at let's take four states that president trump won by less than 5 points in 2016. that's florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, and arizona. the voter registration trends in those states alone are on the increase from where they were this time four years ago. so, that voter registration trend republicans are hoping will pay off. those are first-time voters in some cases. and that's who needs to show up for donald trump and the republican party before novembe. steve: so a lot of these people that they registered over the last four years, j

steve: same question. isthe affordable care act repealed by the supreme court what we do to ensure texans are provided affordable health care that covers pre-existing conditions? be specific about what your plan is? tony: absolutely and i keep hearing from my opponent. there's a term in spanish. without, stop with the lies, this is about the district, this about the people. to me this is about increasing access. it is about improving the quality of care. what will i do? i will ensure aca is broken. as i have made my way around the district i hear that time and time again. right from are all hospitals, right? it is broken, right? she wants to take away private insurance for millions of people and that is wrong, i believe increased funding for community health centers, i'd leave and ensuring private practices have are protected from lawsuits. at the end of the day this is about americans coming together and solving one of the most difficult problems in our country, health care. steve: please correct me if i'

brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right.an turner standing, i believe, on wisconsin avenue, just outside of walter reed medical center there in bethesda. so, you know, we weren't planning on seeing the president go out for a little sunday drive. brian: nope. steve: absolutely not. as gillian just mentioned apparently after a lot of pushback, he had been cleared by his medical team to do it. you have got to figure, you know, he is a tireless campaigner, he is sitting in that hospital suite, and is he going stir crazy. came up with this. it is interesting though that when you think about the timing. i read somewhere, apparently the announcement that he was going to go to walter reed was going to come at least in the 4:00 hour on friday. which would suggest that they were going to wait until the stock market closed. interestingly enough, as soon as he popped out for that little drive yesterday, the stock market futures went up 150 points and they are still up. have you got to wonder was it not only to project strength, ainsley,

steve? steve: thank you, brian.associate navy vet tony bobulinski, that man right there, made some explosive claims about joe biden's involvement in hunter biden's business dealings during an interview with tucker carlson. the media has largely ignored the story. that wasn't the case a year ago when the media praised lieutenant colonel alex vindman for speaking out against president trump during the impeachment hearings. remember this? >> there was dramatic testimony in the house impeachment investigation by a decorated war hero. >> bombshell testimony on capitol hill. this is a very, very important moment. this was a person that was there. >> vindman's character may be unparalleled so far in this whole inquiry. >> the colonel today described himself as a patriot. >> everyone was moved by lieutenant colonel vindication man's close invoking his father and invoking that we do right here. steve: here with reaction fox news contributor and marine corps vet joey jones. joey, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: s

steve: mr., you brought up a lot of allegations we look forward into looking into them more. >> they are all in emails, look at them. steve: i understand. maybe we will come over to your office and be socially distanced. >> you send somebody over and they can go through the whole thing. and if there is one or two things can i release, i will give it to them. i have got to call my source. he has been pretty easy on it. steve: good enough. rudy, thank you very much for joining us live. ainsley: thank you, rudy. >> thank you. steve: all right. 6:16 enough to time for some news. jillian: start off with this. a man is arrested for setting a patrol car on fire with an officer inside. police responding to a call of a man waving a flaming piece of wood in seattle. the suspect launched it inside an officer's cruiser. police chased him down. the officer officers is being treated for burns. he is expected to be okay. the cities of portland and oakland, oregon are suing dhs and doj. the lawsuit says the age

steve: right. one other thing anelsly about this tony bobulinski guy he today will apparently be in washington and start speaking to senator ron johnson homeland security committee. brian: yes. steve: ed, you can't see right here, but he has got -- perfect timing he picks up one of three cell phones. he said these are the cell phones that have the what's what's app. on them and things like that. it's proof. it will be interesting to see what the biden campaign says today if anything. because, when you click around and when you google it, hardly anybody is touching this story. brian: so the audience and the country is being manipulated and that's historic. i wil -- horrific: the vindmanm secretary of defense job ukraine. those same people are being critical or ignoring or pushing aside this decorated 37 year marine. so you can't have it both ways although you are choosing. to say meanwhile the little problem with obamacare. you can't keep your doctor if you want to keep your doctor. and you can't ke

steve: okay. what we do know about hope hicks and she tested positively and the news was broken by bloomberg first before the president and first lady typically and there is a picture, you know, stock picture from a while back. typically, dr. siegel, the symptoms appear after about five days. can be as early as two. can be as late as 14 as well. what people are going to start to do is they are going to try to do reverse contact tracing on her from what is known of her personal schedule et cetera. as ainsley said, she was traveling with the president a couple of days ago, and went to some rallies and things like that. so, is that how you figure out where it came from or does it even matter? >> steve, what you just said means that the cdc is probably going to hire you because you got that exactly right. and, listen, when this news first broke at 1:00 a.m., everyone was saying whoa, hope hix was on air force one with the president and first lady on wednesday and, you know, on air force one, i want to

steve, do you have the second hello. steve: i don't know.an: see how good my hello. 15 people have already voted. 11 hours. michigan alone which is going to figure into our guests at the bottom of the hour. john james, 1 million have already voted. i think everyone in this country will actually vote by the time we are done. that's ho pumped up america is. steve: i read an article about that very topic. the number one motivator why people are requesting a mail-in ballots but then ultimately deciding you know what, i'm not going to fill it out or whatever is they have decided that they want to make sure that their vote counts. and as my picture turned blue there for a second. brian: it was my idea. won't do it next hour. steve: make sure the vote counts make sure they don't get lost in the mail show up. all sorts of ideas going around because today is 19 days, ainsley. before the official election. ainsley: i don't know about y'all, i could not stop watching yesterday. some friends were texting me. she was measured. she was smarted. she was th

in montana, steve and governor steve bullock debated saturday. president trump won montana by 20.4 years ago. the entry into the race was the senate seat and play for the democrats. ♪ ♪ >> this is the race for u.s. senate. welcome today's u.s. senate debate on the television network. our focus today is montana's 2020 u.s. senate race, one of the most closely watched in the entire country and it looks to be on track to become the most expensive political race in montana history. the general election coming up november third. if you're keeping track at home, that's 24 days away. the ballots were mailed out friday this week so voters, be looking for your ballots to arrive soon in a mailbox near you. the ballots need to be returned to your local election office by 8:00 p.m. on election day. at stake in this race is one of montana's to u.s. senate seat. salary of u.s. senator currently at 174 thousand dollars a year. now it's time to meet the candidate. ♪ >> steve bullock was one in mazzola, earned his law degree from columbia university in new york c

steve, brian, ainsley? steve: all right.ishah hasnie in philadelphia with the news choppers overhead. we thank you very much. meanwhile it is six days to go until election day. joe biden and president trump trading shots on the campaign trail yesterday and there were a lot of them. ainsley: they were. biden calling trump a con man while the president predicts a depression if he loses. brian: griff jenkins live in pittsburgh with a focus on the battle ground state of pennsylvania, griff. griff: hey, brian, ainsley and steve, good morning to you. tcialg pennsylvania may determine the outcome of the elections. to understand it politically you have to imagine the state as pittsburgh and philadelphia on either side with alabama in the middle. and boy was it close last time with 2016. president trump flipped the state red by a mere 44,000 votes. it looks like it's that close again. if you look at the latest real clear politics average. we can show you biden leading trump by less than four points. now, both candidates have been put

steve: okay.eparate interviews while in pennsylvania. in one interview he said, quote we're going to still need oil in another he said we have got continue to vest in the new technologies so how should voters interpret the many things joe biden has said about this? ainsley: let's ask fox news tributer and author of trump. newt gingrich. good morning, newt. >> good morning. great to be with you. those interviews whereby den twice referred to his opponent as george? brian: yes. steve: that was virtual concert. >> let me suggest to you a presidential candidate cannot remember that his opponent is donald and is somehow, i guess, flashing back to either '92 or 2000 or something thinks he is running against bushes. who know what is he is going to do with the supreme court and oil. this is a guy who is not totally there. having said that i think there were two big outcomes of that mistake. frankly good of the president to let him talk. when he let biden talk he makes mistakes. the first is in all of west

steve: goal. trying to say if you say what you are going to do, joe, just realize if you do that you will lose the left which means you are not going to do it. that was the president's job to cleave them both. and if aoc and bernie sanders has a mic in their face today and didn't get a call to stand down from joe biden if they were given truth serum maybe they were reallyup set about how they were characterized by joe biden in defense of the attacks from the president of the united states. iyou could follow that and i hoe you can stuart varney has a lot of questions. a lot of questions about what a joe biden economy would look like. listen. >> he knows what president trump has done and will do. that is lower taxes and encourage growth. he is not going tone doors president trump but that is one big slam on joe biden. and rightfully so. because, look, i don't know how you are going to get growth in this economy as you are trying to come out of a pandemic recession. how do you get growth by raising t

good morning, steve, how are you? >> steve: i'm good. expect thursday. >> i expect what i have seen already in town halls. a fixed fight going. in top issues according to pugh research in terms of a poll they did what voters care about most. economy, healthcare, supreme court, coronavirus, violent crime, foreign policy, gun policy, you will never guess how many of those topics were chosen by kristen welker going into this final debate a crucial debate. nothing on any of those topics whatsoever. which is amazing. including healthcare. instead we are going to talk about climate change again which occurred in the first debate and that's fine if you want to bring it up. for it to be in two debates and all the other topics seem to be in joe biden's sweet spot while being troublesome for president trump. i'm not saying that he is not a big boy and can't answer the questions. at the same time, the disconnect here between what the media thinks is important and what voters think is important is so abundantly clear based on debate topics. as far a

steve. steve: ainsley, thank you.ed to focus heavily on judge health care during judge barrett's kifnlings hearing starting today. senator chuck schumer already calling for her to recuse herself on key cases. watch. >> given judge barrett's conflict of interest, she should recuse herself from any decision involving the affordable care act and any decision related to the election that we will have on november 3rd. steve: what impact could this have on health care let's talk to fox news contradict tore author of the new book comes out tomorrow. covid, the politics of fear, and the power of science. doctor marc siegel doctor marc siegel gork good morning to you. >> good morning steve. steve: should recuse herself because mitch mcconnell would like to have a vote before november 3rd on november 10th supreme court supposed to hear an argument over the affordable care act. >> well, steve there's no way that she should be recusing herself she's entitled to an opinion and what senator schumer is worried sb previously she's ca

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steve, brian, ainsley? steve: thank you very much.ssa farah. good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having me. steve: you bet. i'm sure the white house is monitoring the activities in philadelphia, star thed after that man was shot by police 4:00 yesterday afternoon. there has been chaos and rioting throughout the night in phil lu. >> absolutely. we're monitoring the situation closely. we'll be standing by and prepared to deploy federal resources, if necessary. president trump will not tolerate any violence directed at america's law enforcement. and, look, the actual case, we're going to let the facts play out, let the investigate play out, but we will not tolerate lawlessness in our streets. steve: will you have to wait for the mayor of philly to ask for help, or might you just send somebody in? >> that's a question for doj and the department of homeland security, but i know this president has made clear before whether it was seattle, portland or others, we're deprepared to deploy if necessary, so i'm sure these conversatio

hi i'm steve clements and i have a question how is america going to reconnect with the world after the election battle between donald trump and joe biden let's get to the bottom line. very soon we'll know which kind of foreign policy americans actually want will the u.s. be led by a president who shoots from the hip hates international obligations prefers temporary deals over long term alliances and just could care less about so-called western values or will it be someone who still believes in the world order created after world war 2 where america leans in on global security and works with allies to solve big international problems and invest in institutions like nato the debt and the united nations with so many questions we're fortunate today to be joined by someone who has all the answers at least some of them embassador nicholas burns has spent close to 30 years in american diplomacy he's worked under republican and democratic administrations and service the number 3 official in the state department he's also an adviser to the biden campaign and teaches diplomacy and international

they are incumbent republican steve daines. senator daines. and democratic governor, steve bullock. welcome to illinois. we appreciate having everyone here in person. but we are safely distanced and ready for a spirited debate. anna: we have a slightly different format. each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer the question. afterwards, there will be an open discussion period for that topic with a chance for rebuttals, comments, and exchanges. we will finish the debate with a 90- closing statement from each second candidate. john: let's get set with the supreme court justice confirmation. just this past saturday, president trump announcing his nominee, amy coney barrett. this promises to be another contentious process following the ugly scene with the kavanaugh confirmation. critics,at has opted democrats, to talk about possibly term limits for the justices or changing the size of the court itself. our first question, as montana's senator, would you vote for any changes in this process or the court itself? by virtue of a coin toss, we will start with governor bullock. gov. bullo

well steve i think i've separated 2 categories many of the allied governments take the governments of the nato countries are east asian alliances with australia japan south korea i think if joe biden wins there are no welcome him back and welcome and engaged productive and active america back on the global scene because they want to see that america is in the interests of those countries to have the united states be active in the world i frankly think that foreign publics it may take a while for them to come back you know we left under donald trump's real leadership we made the disastrous decision to leave the paris climate change agreement you and i know you know pretty well it's low is the major issue in europe climate change along with a pandemic i don't think publics will forgive the united states as easily it will have to earn back the trust on the pandemic we are the largest we were the largest financial contributor to the world or the help organisation and we left it and left the rest of the world high and dry in the middle of a pandemic that's going to take a while to come bac

but again, this is steve daines against steve daines. four years ago, he said let the people decide. let the people vote before we actually appoint a new justice. four years later, he completely changes. i don't know if it has anything to do with the week after this election, the supreme court will be hearing a case that could strip away coverage for pre-existing conditions like the senator has tried to do his whole time in d.c., that could eliminate medicaid expansion and get rid of that health care and benefits for our economy, so i do desperately, and i'll want to hear from montanans about how to take palmtics out of the supreme court. i think montanans expect that out of all of the courts, and that's what we need to get to. >> final word to senator daines. >> yeah, well, i tell you what montanans want. they want to have a supreme court justice that will insure that they uphold the constitution, that they know their proper role is not to make the laws but to interpret the laws and make sure they're inaccordance with the constitution.

steve: okay.-pence team is lagging behind harris biden as we have heard it referred to a number of times, going in, mr. pence had to play defense, defend the administration on a myriad of topics and also at the same time draw distinctions between the biden ticket and the trump ticket. how did mr. pence do on both those things yesterday? >> well, let me just point out on the way in here. the polls right now are also exactly where they were for hillary clinton because of the way we do polling. so i would say that biden ought to be exactly as comfortable as hillary clinton was because they have about the same lead. which i think does not reflect reality in the country. but i thought vice president pence was amazingly well-prepared, very disciplined. and i think that he not only drew the contrast on policy, but in the process, he allowed people to really have a much better sense of who senator harris was as a person and all the stuff i have seen so far, she didn't fair very well, just as she didn't wh

steve: yeah.that apparently all this stuff is on this mac book pro-that this delaware computer shop owner talked a little bit about. and somehow rudy got involved with it, it sounds like, and then he was asked about it. and he gave the post some of the images from it. neither hunter biden, his lawyer, nor the joe biden campaign returned requests from the post for a comment. but, nonetheless, it is a bombshell as she mentioned a moment ago with this veiled reference to the vice president, who is his dad. brian: right. steve: in a bid to cash in. brian: listen to the series of events. water damage to the computer. dropped off at delaware store to fix it. they fixed it and noticed on the drive. on the hard drive are pictures of hunter smoking crack in some racey video and then they see some emails right to vice president -- about vice president biden meeting with burisma executives and the executive is the third ranking guy in burisma asking for favors. emails to hunter biden. can you influence, can

thanks for having me, steve.t's certainly, i think the word that we would say, it's very challenging right now. so, you see those stories coming out of el paso and utah. and those are really heartbreaking stories. here in st. louis, we're seeing similar trend lines. we're not quite at where they are in utah or in el paso. but we don't want to be where they are. so, we're seeing increasing number of admissions to our facilities. and numbers that we haven't seen since early on in the pandemic, when we had that first wave. but in addition to that, we have pretty high volume right now of all of our non-covid patients, too. and so, you have this scenario where the hospitals were already full. and now, you're layering in covid patients on top of that, and it's creating a tremendous amount of stress for the health care systems here. >> i'm curious what your finding what the new cases that you're seeing. where are the -- where is the transmission happening? do you have a sense here of where the spikes are coming from? >>

. [♪] steve: good evening. welcome to the next revolution. i'm steve hilton.onight we'll bring you the election choice on foreign and defense policy, national security advisor robert o'brien is here to react. sara carter and matt gaetz are with us for the hour. we are we go. in thursday's debate the president made clear this election is not an opinion poll on trump. it's not about whether you love his tweets or behavior. it's a choice between two different leaders with different policy agendas. recovery or shut on your. energy jobs or close count oil industry. control immigration or open borders. private healthcare or socialized medicine. the greatest economy we have ever seen for a dark winter to coin a phrase of a biden depression. i love the positive message the president laid out. >> success will bring us together. we are on the road to success. steve: it wasn't just a policy contrast. itit was the leadership and eney contrast. trump in the debate totally in command. the next morning in the white house announcing another peace deal. then multiple rallies i

question, steve.ple packed together, the vast majority not wearing masks, how does that make sense? >> well, look, here's what i would say. tremendous precautions are taken to protect the president as you well know. anybody who goes to see the president must subnote a covid test first and there is significant distancing. people don't physically get close to the president. his family members, some of the security detail, that's a different story. i think given these precautions and given that he is probably the most protected person on earth, the fact that he still got infected shows us that unfortunately this virus has that kind of power, that kind of communicable ability. the president, though,s he's made this clear, he was unwilling to completely sequester himself, to take no risk because leaders take risks and he is the servant to the people as well as the commander in chief. so he said he must be around the people he serves and he knew that it was not riskless for him to do so. he could have been

steve chabot is 67 or years old. he is an undergraduate degree from a college of william and mary and a law degree from northern kentucky university. mr. chabot is completing his 12th term in congress and before that was on the cincinnati city councilman hamilton city commissioner. he and his wife donna have to adult children and a grandchild. they live in westwood. tonight's debate focuses primarily on three topics transportation, the economy and inclusion. the panelists will ask the question after was the first candidate to have 60 seconds for a response. the other candidates have 90 seconds for rebuttal and the first candidate has 30 seconds as well for both parties candidate will have two minutes for a closing statement for the order of who gets the first question and the final closing statement was determined by a coin toss prior to tonight's broadcast. ms. chabot one -- ms. schroder one that point -- coin toss and chris wetterich the pushers. joe biden's -- raising the corporate and tax from 21% to 20% in taxes

but i do want to give steve the last word. steve? >> two very quick points the minutes say a number of participants judge the absence of further fiscal support would exacerbate economic hardships in minority and lower economic communities. the other thing is quickly echo what seth said a lot of my reporting suggests that the absence of fiscal support could mean the fed makes a pretty major shift in the bonds that it purchases. that ultimately what it does is it takes the billions that it's spending on the short end of the curve and flips those to the long end of the curve and starts to at some point, perhaps, in response to the absence of fiscal stimulus, would end up buying more long-end bonds. >> steve liesman, thanks very much thank you as well. >>> coming up, stocks are moving higher on hopes that some sort of stimulus deal will get done a top strategist says, don't hold your breath he'll explain why it may be january before we see a deal >>> plus, a house investigation says the tech giants are wielding too much power and more re

steve daines brew up in bozeman. he had a 28-year career in the private sector before he was elected to congress. including a dozen years as an executive at right now technologies. the bozeman development firm created more than 500 high-paying jobs. he was elected in 2012 as into the house of representatives and won the senate in 2014. he and his wife cindy have four children and one grandchild. e and bipartisan members of congress. steve and his wife cindy have four children and one grandchil grandchild. host: a quick summary of the rules the first would get 60 seconds to respond the second with a 32nd rebel we're asking the candidates to stay within the constraints of our time to get in as we have possible. our anchor reporter from missoula and the chief political reporter with montana television network and i have the first question i had a drawing prior to our debate and the honor of getting the first question goes to you and here we go. >> the first topic is the pandemic the coronavirus continues to search more

steve has, but opposed to it. montanans want their voice heard in the supreme court with amy kony -- amy coney barrett as the next justice. to protect our way of life here in montana, steve a year ago stood up and said he wanted to see president trump impeached and removed from office. montanans want a senator that is pro-life. steve has the most radical positions on abortion of any governor in america. so, i'm grateful to serve montana in the senate for the past six years. it's been the honor of my life and i humbly ask for your vote. >> that concludes today's debate for the senate here on the television network and we would like to thank the governor and the senator for a spirited debate. good luck to both of you as the campaign winds down. our team isn't quite done yet. we invite you to join us in just five minutes at 7:05 tonight or facebook lives we will be joined by professors from the university of montana and jeremy johnson from college as we break down tonight's debate and that starts at 7:05 on the faceb

i think steve is right. the american people support the life raft, but if you look, for example, at the trump tax cut that was supported unanimously by the republicans, it's the most unpopular tax cut in the history of american polling. even before covid, only 34% of the american people agreed that it was a good idea. so the fact that the american people want something is definitely not that big of a motivator for mitch mcconnell and the senate republicans. >> if you ask the american people -- liz: now we come -- >> -- $2,000 tax increase by losing the exemption that gave them in 2018, they would say let me keep more of what i earn. they don't want to give up that money. that's why they want another round of individual checks to help get their finances back in order from this disaster. >> i agree, they do want the checks and the economy does need the support. i will observe that the biden plan does not raise anyone's taxes who makes less than $400,000 a year, so the only people complaining that they don't wa

>> thanks so much, steve. i think as i said to chuck yesterday the way we use the steroids in cases of covid-19 is because when we see a patient may now be responded with an immune response seems like they're getting a response of an inflammation of what is needed to battle the virus. what we do is we put them on dexamethasone. we strike that balance. we don't want to put it on early. the president case's has been moderately ill. the only people that qualify from the date we have so far and the large trial in the united kingdom and people on supplemental oxygen or people who are mechanically ventilated. now the thing, in my view, this may not, if this was a regular person and not the person in the united states, we probably wouldn't be discharging this patient today from the hospital. however, the things that sort of change it is he does have this medical unit at the white house and the fact that he himself may have a role and opinion to when he goes hoeme and the thing tha worries me, i'll just end on this. i

steve: they are. i agree.ll be watching and i hope you will watch on fox news all the coverage. thank you for joining us tonight. a lot going on and i hope you enjoyed our show and hope you come back next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ashley: president trump says he has a better understanding of the deadly virus that has infected him and melania trump. the president took a motorcade lap around the walter reed medical center. bryan llenas stands by with the latest. bryan: president trump's health is improving and he could be discharged monday if all continues to go well. dr. sean conley says president

steve dale. hello. sunday, but with all the cloud around, the brightest thing many of us saw was the autumn colour, here on view in staffordshire, though competing with a postbox. it's all change now. we've had some quiet weather, but low pressure is taking over. the weather fronts are gathering, and although there will be some sunnier days in the week ahead, there'll be some very wet days around as well. and it's getting windier, too. and for monday, some of the heaviest rain will be in scotland and northern ireland. this is how it looks as the day begins. some outbreaks of rain into parts of northern england, particularly, to begin with. and there may be a bit of a lull in the rain first thing in northern ireland, but it will come back. heavy, persistent rain. outbreaks of rain across scotland, heaviest and most persistent in the west. so, through western scotland and northern ireland, as the rain continues into monday night, there is a risk of some flooding and some travel disruption. see some rain p

steve: they are. i agree.hing and i hope you will watch on fox news all the coverage. thank you for joining us tonight. a lot going on and i hope you enjoyed our show and hope you come back next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ >>> it's been a very interesting journey. i learned a lot about covid. i learned it by really going to school. this is the real school. todd: it is monday, october 5th. president trump addressing the nation again from walter reed where his doctors say he could be released today. jillian: the president's well enough to do this, surprise supporters with a motorcade drive-by. todd: senate leaders moving forward with supreme court hearings despite some republicans testing positive for covid-19. the confirmation fight as democrats demand a delay. >> denny hamlin gets the nod. jillian: denny hamlin m