i'm the guy who talked trump out of doing the superman thing. after 1,361 days of trump madness, i for one am left speechless about the superman thing, which is why eugene robinson is our first guest tonight. because pulitzer prize winners are never at a loss for words. leading off the discussion, eugene robinson, columnist for the washington post, and david plouffe, former campaign manager and senior campaign adviser to barack obama. both are msnbc political analysts. and david, forgive me, but you are a mere technician. yes, a great campaign technician, who has risen to the heights where you are breathed that thinner air of presidential campaign victory twice. but it takes a poet, it takes a big thinker to consider donald trump in his hospital bed thinking about the superman t-shirt, thinking about what shirt, what toe combo he would wear over the superman t-shirt. for that, we start to eugene robinson to start tonight's discussion. is that eternal question, is it the steroids or the stupidity? i hand it to you, gene. >> thanks so much for the

i said, get me out of here boom, superman >> superman!perman >> jimmy: oh oh-ho-ho yeah, trump's superman he can even leap short ramps in a slow hobble. [ laughter ] trump's a little different than superman with him, you hear, "it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a a man eating fried bird on his plane. [ laughter ] all i know is, i'd pay good money to watch trump try to put on spandex inside a phone booth. just saying. >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: some more news about the president. he's been criticizing -- sounded like tone loc just showed up. [ laughter ] >> tariq: let's do it. >> jimmy: let's do it. yes. [ laughter ] oh some more news about the president. he's been criticizing dr. fauci a lot lately, and during a a radio interview, fauci made a pretty interesting comparison listen to this >> it's like in "the godfather," nothing personal, strictly business. as far as i'm concerned. >> jimmy: yeah, i have a a feeling trump's gonna wake up tomorrow with the head of his golf club in his tanning bed then fauci got real nasty and called trump the "

then you have covid superman trump. that's courtesy of a cartoonist at "the washington post." gentleman and, jason johnson, obviously for people of a certain generation, this felt like maybe donald trump's inevitable solja boy moment of wanting to go superman. within the jokes is the deadly, serious fact that this is ridiculous. >> yeah, ari, it's ridiculous. and his claims, him trying to co-opt other people into his covid lie, remember, he just ran this commercial where he quotes dr. fauci and 24 hours dr. fauci is like keep my name out your mouth, right? you don't know what you're talking about. you are not healthy. you are not safe. and yet the president is trying to get as many people as he can involved in this nonsense. this is another key thing and, you know, trump's going lie and his party's going to lie but the numbers aren't lying. the reason he's heading to florida right now, you've got 1 million people who already voted, 13% of whom did not vote in 2016. or registered democrats or have been democrats in the p

biden the coward versus the superman. will this strategy work. as a student trumps the superman by the cow is he going to work the strategy. i think he was maybe on track to have a little bit of success with that and then he got infected him self it's really the game changer in the narrative far i mean he has to do now because he is he isn't invulnerable he is. that we have discovered that we now know it apparently for a fact yeah and joe biden is not a coward joe biden is maybe smart because he's not the one who's infected you know not to be crude but the attack is so clear if you can't if the president cannot even protect himself how is he supposed to protect the people. you know how do you make it might be instructive for her to compare donald trump with his contempt again i'm going to use that word for for doctors for experts for specialists and somebody like i'm going to medical who is herself a scientist you know this you you you described some systematic science against superstition yeah yeah i mean what he's doing is. it's so difficult di

and i'm often struck with rachel carson and again, i quote this in the book superman is not coming but she talked about how man has this fateful power to alter nature. and that's a battle that will not be won by us and instead of trying to continue to alter that, rather we look to ourselves and master and alter our responses, our solutions and our actions. and it just amazes me that she said this in 1963 and what was happening in the 60s and where did we not hear or heed a warning and how we get better at that because climate change will be about our response, our preparedness, are defending ourselves and not just thinking that because you can't see it that it's not going to happen. >> does that mean the power is inward because so much of climate and environmentalism is about changing people's minds, changing other people, changing other parties, other states so am i hearing you say that look inward first for power and change rather than shaming oil companies or republicans or things like that? >> absolutely. it would be foolish for us to think whether you are republican or democrat yo

boom, superman. >> crowd: superman, superman, superman. >> stephen: trump isn't superman.e's sake, superman spends half of his time at least pretending to care about journalism. ♪ ♪ >> "the daily slam-it!" >> stephen: trump pointed out how much sun he's getting at these rallies. >> you're gonna see me tomorrow, i'm gonna look like a lobster. you're gonna say, "look what we did to him." they said, "would you like to wear a hat?" i said "there's no way i'm wearing a hat." i gotta show these-- we gotta show strength, right? >> stephen: first of all, "gonna" look like a lobster? you already look like you've slathered yourself with drawn butter. and hats are a sign of weakness? hats are kind of your thing! your campaign has always been about hats... and, hats. it was always about hats. trump is holding so many rallies because he's running out of cash to advertise. meanwhile, biden's campaign is flushed with money, and he's targeting seniors by advertising heavily on shows such as "jeopardy!" and "wheel of fortune." in fact, last week, biden even sponsored one of the puzzles. tr

because, you know, he's not superman. i mean, i grew up with superman. this man is not superman. with the bone spurs who is not a superhero in any world except in his own imagination. >> just to carry the superhero and villain parallel into what's happening right now, dr. gupta, let me put up a live picture of donald trump's event tonight in florida. not a ton of masks. not a ton of social distancing. and donald trump, i mean, you tell me, is it a sure thing that donald trump isn't contagious and at risk to any of these people? >> good afternoon, nicole. definitely not. a few things here. one, the cdc says for close contacts to the president, at least on air force one of hope hicks, that regardless of their tests they should quarantine for 14 days. it was a high-risk exposure. so you can't cherry-pick advice from the cdc, however inconsistent they've been. the president should be isolating for 20 days because he had severe covid-19 pneumonia. regardless of what dr. conway or others may or may not speculate with regard to his testing, it makes no difference. it's 20 days regardles

we're talking with superman. jeanne moos has more. >> how about that? that was a fun throwback to when i first started working at cnn in 1992. there's lou, if you remember lou. there's derek. i've worked twice for this incredible network for a total of 20 years, this pandemic is just the latest. and what a story to leave on. between my assignments here at cnn i worked at a different network as a climate correspondent, and it made me realize that climate change is the story of our lifetime. so i've made it my mission to cover the environment and climate solutions with a new venture i'll be starting. so stay tuned for that and stay with me via instagram and facebook. and link in with me. i'm also planning to get married to a great guy. there he is, dr. jeff rosenzwieg. the covid-19 crisis delayed our previous wedding plans, so we have much to look forward to. thanks to everyone here at cnn. i will miss my wonderful colleagues and friends here, and thank you for letting me be a little part of your lives. and that wraps my final hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm

right a lot about climate and superman is not coming. the impacts are here . their severe in their . depressing. if you know the science camino that a lot of momentum built up into the system. a lot of changes will continue. more fires and floods etc. even if we shut off all of the carbons. how evil that is not get give up or feel overwhelmed by that. or do you then had do you work through it. erin: because i believe in people. and i believe we are inherently great . i believe just born out of our love for our health, our air and land and water. our planet in homes in our country. it resides within us to want to rise into want to fight. there are days that you're not going to feel like it. give yourself permission to do it. listen i threw myself on the floor and had a fit. that said i am not. to give up. a bit players off of their . takes a breaths . check back in with yourself. get back out into the environment . all of these things will remind you and renew you. this is why i get up every single day. just allow yourself that moment in one thing that i have r

, superman, superman!e vaccine will end the pandemic, but even without the pandemic, it going to end. this can go quickly -- this can make it go a lot faster. biden's lockdown will crush america. my plan will crush the virus and bring back your american dream. [applause] we are joined today by some very special people. someone who has been with me from the beginning and i've been with the beginning. he's very difficult because when he needs something from the state, money, he will call me all the time and i say do me a favor, give me a break. i guess that is what he supposed to do. i will say all right, you got it, promise not to call and he will call me two weeks later. he's a great governor, one of the greatest governors, he's done a fantastic job. you are down to low numbers, by the way. doug ducey. [cheering and applause] and we want you to vote for martha mcsally. save your second amendment. do you want to come up? come here for a second. come on, doug. this guy has been a great governor. i don't know

biden the coward versus the superman. will this strata. do you work. as a student trump the superman by the cow is he going to work the strategy now i think he was maybe on track to have a little bit of success with that and then he got infected himself and it's really the game changer in the narrative far i mean he has to do now because he is he isn't invulnerable he is and i have learned that we have discovered that we now know it apparently for a fact yeah and joe biden is not a coward joe biden is maybe smart because he's not the one who's infected i mean you know not to be crude but the attack is so clear if you can't if the president cannot even protect himself how is he supposed to protect the people. you know how do you make it might be instructive to compare donald trump with his his contempt again i'm going to use that word for for doctors for experts for specialists and somebody like i'm going to medical who is herself a scientist you know this you you described it is so systematic science against superstition yeah yeah i mean what he's doin

biden the coward versus the superman. will this strategy work. question trump the superman biting the cow is he going to work the strategy. i think it was maybe on track to have a little bit of success with that and then he got infected himself it's really the game changer in the narrative far i mean he has to do now because he is he isn't invulnerable he is. that we have discovered that we now know it apparently for a fact yeah joe biden is not a coward joe biden is maybe smart because he's not the one who's infected you know not to be crude but the attack is so clear if you can't if the president cannot even protect himself how is he supposed to protect the people. you know how do you make it might be instructive for him to compare. with his his contempt again i'm going to use that word for for doctors for experts for specialists and somebody like i'm going to medical who is herself a scientist you know this you you described it is so systematic science against superstition yeah yeah i mean what he's doing is. it's so difficult difficult to wat

biden the coward versus the superman. will this strategy. the work. question trumps the superman by the cow is he going to work the strategy now i 6 think he was maybe on track to have a little bit of success with that and then he got infected himself i mean it's really the game changer in the narrative thus far i mean he has to do now because he is he isn't invulnerable he is and i have learned that we have discovered that we now know it apparently for a fact yeah and joe biden is not a coward joe biden is maybe smart because he's not the one who's infected i mean you know not to be crude but the attack is so clear if you can't if the president cannot even protect himself how is he supposed to protect the people. you know how do you make it might be instructive for him to compare donald trump with his his contempt again i'm going to use that word for for doctors for experts for specialists and somebody like i'm going to medical who is herself a scientist you know this you you described. systematic science against superstition yeah yeah i mean what he

me siento como supermÁn", dijo el presidente donald trump en un desencantado con el presidente.ado de coronavirus les cuestavolver encontrarse. descubren una red de herederas tÍa en chihuahua. desde 2008 una de las vÍctimas trajo vih tras ser violada . Éste es su "noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. patricia:¿quÉ tal ? bienvenidos. buenas noches. el presidente donald trump y su rival joe biden estÁn intensificando sus campaÑas mientras se acercan las elecciones y cÓmo estamos en medio de la pandemia de los casos aumentan en ciertos sitios, el covid-19 es un tema inevitablemente en los eventos de campaÑa de ambos contenedores. sin embargo, como nos pues muestra lalo arellano los mitin de joe biden gal y donald trump no podrÍan ser mÁs diferente galo: a tan sÓlo 21 dÍas de las elecciones, los estuviera veces un testigo de dos estilos de hacer campaÑa totalmente opuestos en tiempo de pandemia. por el lado republicano y luego de su hospitalizaciÓn por covid-19,el presidente donald trump continÚa haciendo evento con asistencia masiva de personas en estados que experimenta un increm

me siento como supermÁn. galo: dijo hoy el primer mandatario a su audiencia en pensilvania.ventos de joe bidencomo en el respeto las normas que se han establecido para evitar la propagaciÓn del coronavirus. >joe: sabemos que mucha gente estÁ sufriendo. mucha gente estÁ preocupada por hacer su prÓximo pago de alquiler, su prÓximo pago de hipoteca. galo: dijo joe biden durante su visita de la florida.. >> ¿dÓnde estÁn los fanáticos de joe biden ? yo todavÍa no he encontrado en una persona que tiene un gran entusiasmo por joe biden. >> donald trump es un irresponsable y joe biden es responsable. galo: en efecto, el abogado y y vista representa a tres residente de florida que acudieron a la corte para impedir que donald trump realiza el evento del dÍa de ayer en el aeropuerto,, pero el juez negÓ la petición diciendo que son las autoridades locales y aeroportuarias la responsable de hacer cumplir el distanciamiento social. donald trump hizo un llamamiento directo la mujeres de los suburbios en el tÍpico campo de pensilvania que me metÍ si se le ayudaron a ganar la presidencia, pe

. >> then superman trump? did he really want to wear a superman costume when he made his big appearance? and covid-19 immunity? >> >> very risky to think we might be potentially immune. >> plus mistry of a band-aid. and a home invasion nightmare. the hero 5-year-old who through his toys at the home invaders.

biden the coward versus trump the superman. will this strata. do you work. question trumps the superman by the cow is he going to work the strategy you know 6 i think he was maybe on track to have a little bit of success with that and then he got infected himself and it's really the game changer in the narrative thus far i mean he has to do now because he is he isn't invulnerable he is and i have learned that we have discovered that we now know it apparently for a fact yeah and joe biden is not a coward joe biden is maybe smart because he's not the one who's infected i mean you know not to be crude but the attack is so clear if you can't if the president cannot even protect himself how is he supposed to protect the people. you know how do you make it might be instructive for him to compare donald trump with his his contempt are going to use that word for for doctors for experts for specialists and somebody like i'm going to medical who is herself a scientist you know this you you described it is so systematic science against superstition yeah yeah i mean wha

tested positive for coronavirus. >> i guess it's inevitable, you know, anybody can get it, even superman can. >> reporter: newton posting a pic on instagram offering his appreciation for the well-wishes. the patriots so far reporting no additional cases with their marquee matchup moved to monday night for now. as the tennessee titans cases balloon to 18 players and staff. the nfl now investigating. >> requesting materials. they've taken a look at the bracelets that the players wear. basically gps tracking >> reporter: tracking that aids contact tracing, one of many steps the league has taken to keep teams safe. >> this nfl season, it's not about one of our teams versus the other. it's about all of us against this virus. >> reporter: the nfl will hold a call with head coaches and general managers to discuss enforcing the safety rules >> having 90% or even 95% compliance is not enough that's enough of an opening to get this virus to get in and establish with some individuals and then ultimately spread. >> reporter: at least five nfl head coaches have been fined $100,000 each for not wearin

all anybody can get it, even superman cam. >> posting on instagram, offering an appreciation for thees. patriots reporting no additional cases with their marquis match-up moved to monday night for now. as the tennessee titans cases balloon to 18 players and staff, tthat the players wear, basically gps tracking. >> reporter: tracking that aids contact tracing, one of many steps the league has taken to keep teams safe. >> this nfl season it's not about one of our team versus each other. it's about all of our teams versus the virus. >> tomorrow the nfl will hold a call with head coaches and general managers to discuss enforcing the safety rules. >> having 90% or 95% is not enough. it's enough of an opening to give the virus and then ultimately spread. >> reporter: at least five nchlt nfl coaches have been fined $100,000 each for not wearing their masks on the sidelines. some teams still hosting games with fans. >> wear my mask, keep my social distancing. their percentage of capacity is way down. looking forward to it. >> reporter: drastic possibility, a bubble like the nba or nhl create

. >>> just ahead, president trump's apparent desire to be seen as a sort of superman after his covid-19 infection. we're going to have the latest on the confirmation hearing also underway for the president's supreme court nominee. and the questions that judge amy coney barrett is refusing to answer. >>> right now, president trump is headed to pennsylvania. the supporters appear unconcerned about social distancing or mask wearing despite a spike in cases in pennsylvania right now. we're joined by maggie, white house correspondent for the "new york times." thanks so much for joining us. first of all, i want you to watch what president trump had to say in his rally last night on recovery from the virus. listen to this. >> i went through it. now they say i'm immune. i can, i feel so powerful. i walk into that -- i'll walk in there, i'll kiss everyone in that audience. i'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women and the, everybody. i'll just give you a big, fat kiss. >> so instead of empathizing with the millions of americans who have also caught this virus, is he treating ining all this a

suit under my shirt and bust out in the superman shirt? i mean, who does that? this is the mentality of somebody not thinking about recovery, not thinking about saying we need to deal with the gravity of the hour, it's do you really think i can get away with a superman outfit under my suit and tie and just burst it out? that's who woo vee have walking around with the nuclear bomb accessible to him. this is scary when you think about it. a grown 74-year-old man thinking of wearing a superman uniform out of a coronavirus situation in the hospital. that's just frightening. >> it is. and jonathan, anyone knows by the time kids are 6, 7, 8, they're too grown up for superman. donald trump at a rally at the villages, a retirement community, so everybody there ostensibly in a higher risk group, doing exactly what you said, largely maskless and not a single instance of social distancing as far as our cameras can see. i think everybody there has the preexisting possible condition of their age. >> no question, nicole. that's a scene that we get at ra

not the superman kind of invincible, the kind of invincible that tricks you into thinking tomorrow mighte a better day to start chasing your dreams. >> how accurate is the film? how much of it is hollywood and how much of it is your life? >> so we've talked about this as a family, like what percentage is accurate? we'd say probably about 80%. but the essence of the story is really there, the relationships. the stuff that really matters, i think, is all really well represented. >> neve campbell plays laura in the film. >> good to see you! >> oh my goodness. >> i can just duck out of frame if you need me to. >> that's fine. go ahead. >> the bond between these two mothers undeniable. >> you nailed it. >> yeah, it was a fun creative process. with laura, it was conversations night before scenes sometimes or texts the night before scenes, like how did you feel in these moments. >> like what would you say? how would you say this? i know you wouldn't say oh my god, but would you say oh my gosh. hold on, i've got to practice this. >> laura trusting neve to bring to life both her greatest joys and

i felt like superman. it's amazing. they did a great job. we have got to get our country back to work. we have got to get your state open. pennsylvania, north very, michigan. the only one that has freedom in michigan is the governor's husband. he's allowed to go boating and do whatever he wants. buff we won that big case. the supreme court of michigan found it unconstitutional what she was doing. she was locking everybody up. and it's opening. i think that's one of the reasons i'm doing so well in michigan because we are fighting her and we are fighting it. bottom line, we have to be vigilant and careful. and we have to get our lives back. we have to take our country back. it's going away, it's rounding the turn. the vaccines are coming. they are going to be really great. the therapeutics are amazing. either i got better myself or it was one hell of a medicine. i'll tell you. i don't care which it was. but here i am and we got back very quickly. took a little time off. and i actually probably feel better now than i did before the thing happe

i think it would destroy the mystique of donald trump as rather some kind of superman. very sceptical about coronavirus and think it is just like flu, or they think it is a hoax altogether and for their leader to go down with it is going to cause some cognitive dissidents i should imagine. we are going to go back to the front page of the telegraph and broken services for urban metropolitan thinkers with a shortage of a desperate shortage of practical skills. which skills you think they're referring to here? this is a reference to something that wasn't said by lord agnew who was talking about how whitehall needs to be overhauled, it is been a bit of a mantra for the tory party since they came to power and won the election in december. the skills would seem to be just the simple practical skills of applying some of the policy. we know dominic cummings has long wanted to disrupt the civil service but it turns out that for example there are lots of it contracts that have not been renegotiated and money is being spent because they have not actually been tidied up. if there i

despite the setback pushed forward and with less than 10 minutes on the clock their superman robert lebowski made it one. kings we come all found the polish star in space and his phenomenal goal scoring form continued that was his 8th goal in just 5 games one short of the record himself cept last season. frank both were undefeated going into the game but the eagles were more like sitting ducks here in the 26th minute 11 dosti added his 2nd and equal to his own record. at the other end model neuer was barely troubled in the 1st time off and off the break leveled off he picked up where he left off hat trick and a new record there's just no stopping him. i feel very good already on 10 goals in the bundesliga how many more records could he break. with the result in the bag by him brought on sonny and he channels are you to make you feel. it was the furthest way for biased big money summer signing to celebrate his comeback how does coach was pleased about it. either leroy had a 3 or 4 week break into the injury strain and you saw he had the runs he's doing it was a very good performance and the g

i took it, i felt like superman. jillian: biden addressing elderly voters in florida while slamming donald trump's coronavirus response. >> i hope he would come out of it, what has he done? he doubled down on the misinformation he did before and making it worse. >> reporter: former vice president conference or the drive in style speech telling voters that if he wins florida it is all over for donald trump. >> ring was personal conduct, diagnosis, has been unconscionable. as long as donald trump remains president, the more reckless he becomes. three more weeks before we end this madness! >> reporter: the race is on, 12 million ballots have been cast so far including 1.6 million in florida alone. some show that while biden leads nationwide the race is tighter in some swing states. the president is back on the trail today holding a rally in iowa. both candidates will reportedly be holding doing townhall events instead of that debate on thursday. todd: a recent gallup poll says 56% of voters say they are better off than

then i took regeneron and of the next morning i felt like superman and i said, i've got to get back. you don't want a president that is laying in the hospital, i said we've got to get back. and people get back. 99.9. in this state has to open up. the state. the commonwealth of pennsylvania, you have to get it open. you have a governor who by the way, the governor named wolf. i remember. you know on my last night he got that to close it up. we have a lot of problems, they believe in freedom of speech of course but without a lot of problems with this guy because you know in the last one we had to move around different sides, he was watching and they don't want us to see. this is the guy that's in charge of ballots in this state. so what you think is going to do with the ballots? and this is the guy that we just sued because they don't want to have poll watchers in philadelphia. so why don't they want to have poll watchers? what's wrong with people watching the votes? they don't want to have poll watchers. joe biden and the democrat socialists are elected, they will delay the vaccine, d

i took it, i said i felt like superman and i said, let me at 'em! to everyone fighting to recover from the virus, i feel your pain because i felt your pain. and we will beat this virus together and for those -- who has had it? who has it here? who's had it? a lot of people. a lot of people. well you're the people i want to say hello to because you are right now immune. you're right now immune. or they say that. they hate to admit it bas i hec had it. in the old days they say you're ex-mun for li immune for life. now it's four months. >> that's not true. scientists are looking at cases recurring on people who have already had it. but number two, more importantly, jonathan lemire, you see a message emerging out of the president's wife and even from this white house, herd immunity that that's maybe the way they want to go with this, which would potentially mean many more deaths. >> mika, the defying moments from last night show again how this president -- it's a striking disconnect from reality in terms of the coronavirus in two different ways. first o

i said get me out of here, boom, superman. >> trump isn't superman. for pete sakes, superman spends half of his time at least pretending to care about journalism. >> the daily slam-it. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive, making it easier to bundle insurance. >> everybody knows there's only one superman. that's clark kent. welcome to "cbs this morning." as you know, tony has been on a bit of a road trip you could say lately. this week we've highlighted some key battleground states in our series. we're calling it "at america's crossroads." today we're focusing on the battleground state of pennsylvania where both candidates are making a major push. tony is in erie county. good morning to you, tony. >> the sun is breaking through and another day of campaigning for voters to consider their choices. president trump yesterday it was president trump making his pitch to voters here. this is a potentially decisive battleground in the 2020 election. a state he won in 2016, by fewer than 45,000 votes. or what might be considered

out of the hospital appearing maybe feeble at first and then unbutton his dress shirt to reveal a superman t-shirt underneath his button down. that seems to be springing from this desire that we've seen the president have to project the sense that he's fine. the virus hasn't handicapped him at all in his attempts to get back on the campaign trail. but clearly, the president did not go through with that. he returned to walter reed via marine one in a normal way. >> you have to wonder what had that conversation with him and enticed him otherwise, let's say. sarah westwood, so good to see you this morning. thank you. >>> dr. david shulkin, former secretary of affairs under president trump, says we don't have enough information about the president's condition. >> we still should know when the president tested negative. was there a test just yesterday that had been positive? did this just turn negative? so it would be a good idea i believe for the white house and for dr. conley to be as transparent as possible about what all these test results mean so that the american public can understand wha

i felt like superman. i said come on, bring em on, whoever it is. i felt good. i wanted to leave the hospital then. they said can we have a couple more days please? these doctors are great. i love you too. i love you too. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, honey, appreciate it. thank you. but these doctors are great. we can do things today, seven months ago, it was unheard of really, the whole antibody thing was, you know what they've done is incredible with the therapeutics and the vaccines you will see coming on board right now. you know, i say you get out there and things are opening up. tell your governor to open up. i told michigan -- michigan we sued. they found her -- it was unconstitutional. the only person that her state was opened up for was her husband. he was allowed to go and sail his boat, do whatever the hell he wanted to do, but nobody else could do anything. they were like locked in a prison. it is very bad. you know, that causes a lot of problems. that causes the alcohol and drugs and depression and suicide, believe it or not. and t

i took it, i felt like superman. let me at them. four five days ago. >> there was 0 social distancing at tonight's rally but i saw more people wearing masks at tonight's rally than any other rally i have been to and here we are 3 weeks away from election. shannon: thank you so much. check out this good news, the renowned brazilian musician getting another chance to play the piano. 80-year-old joel carlos martin with the new parent bionic gloves custom-made to him thanks to the wonders of science, hasn't touched the ivories and decades into the degenerative disease. a video of himself playing the piano, doesn't want to take them off. the most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, back for coverage of day 2 in washington. here? nah. introducing the all new chevy trailblazer. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere. the all new chevy trailblazer. making life's journey, just better. >> recovery when you've got covid-19. i would hope the least that came out was fewer cases. >> antibodi

vuelan, saltan y acá se mete uno en este papel por un momentico que cuando chicos soñábamos ser supermande halloween con un grupo no mayor a 10 personas, noticiero telemundo. >>> gracias carolina, el instituto cultural mexicano más seguro de la azteca, representan cada uno de los 9 niveles con figuras más de un mes. >>> este proceso e deshacerse de todo el materialismo extremo, ser más simple, la muerte no es algo origiunal quiénes deberán hacer una reservación también de manera virtual, los mexicanos a pesar de la pandemia y bajo control despide que extremen precauciones, tenemos los detalles. >>> la celebración de día de los murtos es una fiesta más grande te saludo desde la ciudad de méxico, los pantones están abiertos bajo la nueva normalidad sana distancia, cubrebocas solo 2 o 3 personas, dejar flores, a visitar a familiares, escuchamos a maura medina. >>> que hayamos venido me siento muy contenta que lo vine a ver, me siento muy contenta. >>> pero muchos no podrán visitarlos porque el día 1 de noviembre, el día de los santos disfuntos, de los niños y el día 2 los panteones permanec

i said, i felt like superman.sident if you're not feeling a hundred percent you have more doctors than you thought existed in the world. i was surrounded with like 14 of them. >> snake oil. snake oil salesman. the president now has no choice because you see he got the coronavirus by refusing to follow the rules his own public health experts say worked. wearing a mask, social distancing. he won't do that. he'd rather risk all of our lives promoting a risky, dangerous fallacy. next the expert who compared herd immunity to mass murder. william hazeltine explains next. , and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ oh, it's not about me, hii get it!is rock. no, no, no, zoom in on it. the new iphone 12 pro with 5g meets verizon 5g. 5g just got real, man! pow! >>> herd immunity is being called highly dangerous and unethical. thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. this is really important beca

. ♪ i f ♪ i feel like superman >>> back now with a special halloween "play of the day." t.j. holmes is live at upmc children's hospital of pittsburgh. good morning, t.j. nice mask. >> reporter: strahan, good morning to you. we know halloween is going to look a little different for a lot of kids around the country because of the pandemic and might be altogether canceled. well, we're not going to let that stop us. we are putting on a special halloween surprise for the kids here at upmc medical center in pittsburgh and we're getting some help. if you take a look outside, we're getting help from superheroes scaling the building for us today. well, scaling and cleaning but you get the idea helping us out, stra, but you know it's a tell t.j. so we got a lot of tricks up our sleeves but we are here to honor these kids and put on a party and honoring a special young lady. she is the reason why we're here. so we got a good one coming up for you. we will see you soon. >> looking forward to it. putting the smile on those kids' faces and scaling the buildings to do it. >> they deser

. >> i took something called regeneron, the following morning i felt so good, like superman. >> supermanyeah. >> i didn't want to cancel anything. >> super trump. super trump, super trump, super trump, super trump. >> now we didn't want to be canceled. >> jimmy: super trump! fatter than a speeding bullet! able to bankrupt tall buildings with a single bound! this was not super for trump. not only is the president trailing joe biden among seniors, he's also polling poorly among the deceased. >> georgia may atkins died of stroke, obituary included in lieu of flowers, georgia preferred that you do not vote for trump. >> good for georgia. florida, please, listen to georgia! it was her dying wish. the main event in washington today was the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett. who is america's next top supreme court justice, tilting the balance of the court even heavier to the right. mitch mcconnell rushed this one through faster than his morning dulcolax kicks in. republicans made a big power grab before an election that could very well wipe out their majority in the senate. usually when t

i want to say remember when donald trump was going to rip off his top and show that he had a supermano are from marvel, to be, you know, bipartisan, i'm going to do a trump, and i'm going to show the d.c. comics is also in the house because that's batman and superman, and elizabeth marvel, i know your name is marvel, but i apologize to you for that. i want to also let you know that elect justice and the streaming service title are holding a get out the vote event geared toward mobilizing black and brown voters. to find out more about that head to electjustice.org. >> thank you. >> thank you, ladies. my voting mvps, keep the photos coming. tweet at me or the reid out, #voting mvp. that's the show, "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes and we are eleven days from the end of voting this election, the final stretch, according to the target smart count, over 47 million americans have already cast their vote. seven states have surpassed 50% t

i felt like superman the next morning. i woke up. with your vote, we will continue to cut your taxes and regulations to make paying your energy independence, strengthen our military, protect our second amendment. [cheers and applause] defend our borders, arrest violent criminals, and convert more judges to uphold the rule of law. we have a record number of judges. a record number of federal judges. we have a great one right now who hopefully gets approved next week. under my leadership, price prosy will soar. optimism will boom. the pandemic will soon end. it's rounding the corner. they hate it when i say it. you know what they say about europe and this and that. how they doing? i'll tell you what, we are working with them. we are sending them ventilators. we are sending them everything. we are going to have the vacci vaccine. but with it or out it, it would happen sooner. the democrats are running all these failed cities. the democrats are running your failed cities. you know that, right? but they weren't talking, because they don't

i felt like superman the next morning. i woke up, and i was like aaarghh, let me at em! yes. exactly like superman. it's a bird! it's a plane! it's a crazy guy jacked up on steroids! "truth, justice and the american blaargh!" "let me at 'em! now it's tepid and salty. ( laughter ) trump keeps insisting covid is nothing to worry about: >> it's ending anyway. i mean, they go crazy when i say it. it's going to peter out, and it's going to end. we're rounding the turn. we're rounding the corner. the light at the end of the tunnel is near. >> stephen: nothing says you're out of danger like, "go toward the light." (as trump) "we're going to put all the covid into a bucket and then we're going to kick the bucket. all the way to that farm upstate, where we're all going to live, we're gonna be alive as doornails." trump said whether you're naughty or nice, biden's coming for your stocking with care. >> if he gets in carson city will be a ghost town. and the christmas season will be cancelled. >> stephen: yes, if joe is elected, there will be no christmas on january 20. and forget

have a good idea, pretend to be sicker than i am, bust open the balcony, rip open the shirt to see superman. >> we know the president wanted to leave sunday and didn't leave sunday, instead they compromised and gave him a car ride outside walter reed which no other patient has gotten, got to wave to fans outside. i think that there's a small group of staff around the president trying to manage this. but i keep hearing we're in that stage that he gets in sometimes and often where he is not really listening to anyone. so whether somebody talked him out of it, somebody on the phone decided that's not a good idea, i'm not sure, but he didn't go ahead with it. >> do you have an idea why he was thinking of the t-shirt, not the tights? >> afraid we don't know that, john. >> keep digging. >> michael, how are you feeling? you were one of the people infected, most likely at the white house, although no way of knowing for sure. how are you feeling now, what ultimately was outreach from the white house in terms of contact tracing, how is your family? >> i'm feeling better. today is the first day after

patriots qb cam newton nicknamed superman contracti ining covid- along with a kansas city chiefs player. >> the chiefs' patriots i understand have been the most strict as far as following their protocols. if it says one positive test for each team the facts would bear that out. >> reporter: the new orleans saints got a scare overnight sunday when a player tested positive only to learn he was covid-free hours later. >> that is the deal this year. >> reporter: the tennessee titans now up to 20 infections between players and staff prompting a league investigation. dr. allen sills is the nfl's chief medical officer. >> we are saying what can we learn about this event to help us be safe every in the future. >> reporter: mistakes sky high for the multibillion dollar business. though dr. sills says the league only considers one thing when it comes to postponing games. health and safety. >> this is all about what do we think is safest from a medical standpoint and what can we do to mitigate risk for everyone involved. >> reporter: this family traveled hours away to see the dolphins play hoping

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hospital appearing maybe frail and feeble at first, but then unbutton his dress shirt to reveal a superman-shirt underneath, as some sort of sign of strength and vitality as he was leaving the hospital. obviously that stunt did not happen. he left the hospital in a kind of normal way. it just shows the lengths to which president trump has wanted to go to project the sense that the virus hasn't weakened him at all. >> sarah westwood at the white house, thank you so much. >>> cnn contributor joining few no, we're going to put the superman antics aside. i want to talk about what we learned and what we have not learned from this letter from dr. conley. good morning to you, by the way. so this letter says that the president is no longer considered a transmission risk to others. no confirmation of a negative test for the virus. is it safe for the president to travel on air force one and the presidential limo, and then campaign for three straight days? >> well, i want to step back for a second. >> okay. >> the fact that they didn't use the regular test that we have known sensitivity and specifici

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