very closed conditions and we have several or many poultry processing plants in sussex county.e me the other half of the question. what was the other part of the question? >> what will you do to protect the population? ms. murray: educate. we need to be talking about social distancing, we been talking about mask wearing, all of these things but we also need to talk about that it is not fatal. again, i can't liken it to chickenpox. it is less deadly than the flu in many circumstances. i think we have to get people to understand that they don't want to get it but if they do get it, it is not going to be fatal, so it's education. we are a lot smarter now than we were in march when the shutdown started. there is a tremendous amount of fear and we have too much fear at this point, but i think we can get people to understand and be proactive about keeping everybody informed so they can go on. >> thank you. governor, same question to you. gov. carney: we did anticipate the problem in the poultry possible -- the poultry processing plants and when i first saw the first positive case in

especially sussex county in the food processing industry. should the state have foreseen this?t will you do to protect the population? >> i thought we were always going to go in order the governor would go first. i think the testing and latino community was delayed, and it should have been foreseeable. several are processing plants here in sussex county and give me the other half, i understood the first part, was the other part? >> what he will you do to protect the population? >> we need to be talking about social distancing, we been talking about mask wearing, all of these things but we also need to talk about it not fatal. again, i can't liken to chickenpox. i think we have to get people to understand that they don't want to get it but if they do get it, it is not going to be fatal, so it's education. we are a lot smarter now than we were in march when the shutdown started. there is a tremendous amount of fear and we have too much fear but i think we can get people to understand and be proactive about keeping everybody informed so they can go on. >> thank you. same question

especially sussex county in the food processing industry.hould the state have foresee and especially in food processing industry. should the state have foreseen this and what would you do to protect this population? start with julianne murray. murray: i thought were always going to go with the order that governor carney would go first. i think the testing and the latino community was delayed and it should not -- should've been foreseeable. very close conditions. we had several or many poultry processing plants here in sussex county. give me the other half of the question. ii understood we have foreseen- what was the otherst part of the question? >> what would you do to protect this population? murray: educate them. we need to be d talking about, we've been talked by the social distancing. we've been talking about the mask wearing. we've been talking about all of these things but i think we also need to be talking about that it is not sustainable -- fatal. again, i can't liken it to the chickenpox but it's less deadly than the flu in many cir

and the birds ruffling a few feathers in west sussex. in search of the peacocks on the loose in the south downs. hello, good afternoon. let usjust out with some breaking news. we now hearing that the number of dead migrants who were crossing the channel when their boat capsized, the number of dead migrants who were crossing the channel when their boat capsized, the number of debt has increased lives and we are hearing from our correspondent says simon jones in tunbridge wells that it is a man, a two children aged five and eight and they were in a boat that was carrying migrants crossing the channel. the boat capsized, a bit of information coming in from the health authorities. they are saying that 15 people altogether were taken ca re of by that 15 people altogether were taken care of by hospitals in calais and dunkirk and they are also saying that an investigation is being carried out now by the public prosecutor of dunkirk in order to identify the causes of this tragedy. so, just the latest there. four people have died in that boat cap

now sussex police want to put them into a sanctuary. duncan kennedy reports.u've got to put up with their noise, they don't connect after dad 3am in the morning for my can see the point of view that may be they ought to be corralled somewhere. there are thought to be for five peacocks roaming around the village of haddonfield, that has created a royal ruffli ng of of haddonfield, that has created a royal ruffling of feathers. now, you might think in a village where the conversation is currently dominated by the word peacock, it would be easy to find them. but in all this rain, they are not. if you could see one, they would sound like this... i screeched to some, sublime to others. although they only make that noise at certain times of year, some complains have now been made to sussex police about that and the mess they make. so what do people think you're? surely, they are not doing anything bad can you know? just let them live. if they are missing, shall we say, on your porch regularly as with what happened with my brother, it was unbelievable. sussex police

last month they relocated their lab in east sussex to a fully automated one in east sussex, which wouldng more equipment, some in the medical community have commented this may have been done ahead of brexit, to mitigate disruption to supply chain, in a statement yesterday they said they encountered unforeseen issues and a drop in processing capacity and getting the kit out and hospitals have been alerted and the bbc has been told that one trust has told gps to pause non—urgent blood test, nhs providers which represents trusts say defending on how much hospitals and surgeries have in stock it could have a knock on effect. roche say they have recruited extra staff, they are prioritising the covid testing but theissue prioritising the covid testing but the issue may not be resolved for two to three week, the prime minister has said the aim is to be carrying out 500,000 tests a day by the end of october and the knock on effect may have consequences on that ambition. thank you lauren. alex salmond, the former first minister of scotland, tried to persuade nicola sturgeon to stop allegations o

this is where i say, see you tomorrow, and good night from sussex. >> a sunshine state, showdown with 5 days. to election. place your bets. is it donald trump or the sleeper and ohio, joe biden, they both are in florida. as they battle for biggest swing state of all presidents armed with fantastic economic data. today in tampa, quick to brag about news that the gdp jumped by a record setting number in third quarter, of this year, lay it on us sir. >> we're doing great, did you see number,33.1 gdp, biggest in the history of our country. this is the greatest number 33.1%. >> biden campaign complained that number was not good enough. say what? today. he claimed that president obama was responsible for the nation's success, and president trump blublew it at the roulette whee. >> when barack and i left office, he left don don' donalda strong economy, stronger than the one he handled, he is squandering that economy, we can build back and build back better with an economy that begets to reward work not wealth. >> who'll take florida? college poll has joe ahead 51 51-47%. real clear politics.

there have been big variations out there, grey skies outbreaks of rain for a weather watcher in east sussex, contrast with the inner hebrides beautiful blue skies overhead. this is the radar picture, it is turning into a soggy picture in the south—east. we have a band of rain stretching from northern england into wales, various clumps of wet weather will rotate westwards as we go through the night. decent clear spells as well. temperatures generally between five and eight degrees, although some sheltered spots in the far north will get close to freezing. so tomorrow, we are likely to start off with showery rain across parts of southern scotland. maybe clipping into northern ireland for a time. that will tend to fizzle. we will see further showers moving in from the north sea into the midlands, perhaps getting it to east wales, the west country, maybe towards merseyside. but away from these area, a lot of sunshine and despite a brisk north—easterly breeze, it should feel a bit less cool than today, with highs of 12—16 degrees. now we look ahead to thursday, a fairly quiet day weather—wise. c

the pictures mostly of male sexual encounters have not been given to the farmhouse in east sussex wheretion thought to be worth around £2 million had been destroyed. but i have been hearing about its rediscovery and its significance. my name is dr darren clarke and i'm the head of collections, research and exhibitions for the charleston trust. the charleston trust looks after charleston farmhouse, which was the former home of the bloomsbury artists vanessa bell and duncan grant. this is duncan grant's mum, ethel. you think that everything has been said or written about the bloomsbury group but they are continually surprising us. what we have here are 422 works on paper by duncan grant. this collection was given by duncan grant to a friend. for a long time everybody thought it had been destroyed. because of its homosexual nature and because they were illegal images it was thought that his friends' family had destroyed them on his death. but luckily they were saved and they were given to another friend and another friend and another friend and eventually they came down to the person who h

good night if sussex, have a great -- from sussex, have a great weekend. elizabeth: okay.u are now looking at a live shot of marine one on the south lawn at the white house. it is about to fly president trump to walter reed medical center for several days of testing. this is out of an abundance of caution after he and the first lady tested positive for covid-19. we've got the new information about their symptoms, their diagnosis and the latest on their treatment as the vice president ask if his wife have tested negative, so have joe and dr. jill biden and so has kamala harris. tonight a solid guest lineup on what this all means for

it is beautiful here in west sussex this morning.ely boathouse at the end. that was built using sourced timber from these words. the gate on the other side was actually used earlier on for a gangway. it's really quite spectacular when you see it. the other thing that is beautiful is watching the mist just other thing that is beautiful is watching the mistjust rising off the pond this morning, but if you are stepping out bear in mind it is rather chilly. it is a haven for wildlife, as well. swans are here. the couple came and nested here, had their cygnets, and you see the cyg nets their cygnets, and you see the cygnets just swimming up and down. they are quite big now, of course. they are quite big now, of course. the weather for this week is looking rather unsettled. we are looking at a rain at times, it will also be windy at times, and there will be sunshine at times. by the end of the week it will also be mild, especially so in the south. but this morning there are a lot of showers. we have got them in the north and west, some acr

that's also the main story in the daily mail — along with the interview that the duke and duchess of sussexart of black history month, calling for britain to end structural racism. in the mirror, george floyd's sister appeals for americans to vote donald trump out of office — saying, "don't let my brother "george die in vain." the financial times' international edition leads with the announcement by the european commission that it is suing the uk over its plans to breach international law by violating the brexit withdrawal agreement. and finally the japan times leads with the technical glitch that led to the tokyo stock exchange halting trading in all stocks for the whole of thursday — for the first time since 2006. lots to get to, lots of different front pages, but let's start now with the i and the telegraph as well, but let's focus on the i for the time being, olivia, which is dealing with the snp mp, margaret ferrier, who broke the covid—19 rules after taking a test and testing positive and then still travelling to westminster and back again to scotland. it feels a bit like deja vu. yes

hercule van wolfwinkle, also known as phil heckels, joins us now from his home in west sussex. making some thank you cards, so i got all of his felt tips out on paper and stuff, and just to get him interested, i drew a picture of ourdog. he get him interested, i drew a picture of our dog. he coloured it in, and that got him going on the thank you cards, and then while he was drawing the thank you cards, i drew another couple of pictures of our dog, trying my best to copy some photos on my phone, and just stuck them on facebook with a jokey comment saying pet portraits for sale, £299, and by the end of that day i think i had drawn about six portraits for people. and it kind ofjust sort of naturally kind of gathered a bit of pace from there. couple of days after doing that, i had set up the page because i'd had about 25 requests for portraits outstanding, and then a friend of mine asked for and then a friend of mine asked for a picture of his dog jess, which i did, and he said, i've got to pay something for it. you've seen them, i couldn't accept any money for it because it was r

good night if sussex, have a great -- from sussex, have a great weekend. elizabeth: okay. we've got breaking news. you are now looking at a live shot of marine one on the south lawn at the white house. it is about to fly president trump to walter reed medical center for several days of testing. this is out of an abundance of caution after he and the first lady tested positive for covid-19. we've got the new information about their symptoms, their diagnosis and the latest on their treatment as the vice president ask if his wife have tested negative, so have joe and dr. jill biden and so has kamala harris. tonight a solid guest lineup on what this all means for an election a little over a month away. we've also got a former e.r. doctor, congressman mark green on this, and the hill media reporter joe concha takes on the media hysteria in the midst of a public health crisis. msnbc asking nancy pelosi whether the white house talked to her about the continuity of government. carl bern teen proclaiming -- bernstein proclaiming a national security crisis, and michael moore makes u

when the duke and duchess of sussex make comments about political issues, it is viewed badly by a numbernumber of people in this country. i would be interested to know how those same people view prince william coming out and making his own position on climate change clear, as his father has before him. and whether some people are allowed to talk about politics in the royalfamily. kate and william are not in the us and they are not talking about an american let election during an american let election during an american election. but they have been talking previously about a whole range of subjects prior to that and they received an equal amount of criticism. we must stop just there, but we are only pausing until about 11.30. benedicte and joe will be back for another look at the front pages. coming up is click. hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing ok. it's been nearly seven months now since we all packed up our camera kits on this programme and took them home. even back in march we were being told we needed to get ready for the long haul, but i'm not sure many of us were able to ment

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contrast that with the blue skies and sunshine in eastbourne in east sussex.s pulse of wet weather sliding through southern scotland, northern england, perhaps getting down into wales and the odd shower elsewhere, quite windy, particularly across the northern half of the uk. and these are the temperatures as we head into the evening, seven o‘clock — nine, ten, 11, 12 degrees. now, as we head through the evening and into the night, we continue to see these different areas of wet weather rotating around an area of low pressure. so some rain through southern scotland, northern england, some showers moving across the midlands, southern england and wales. temperatures generally between five and seven degrees, although sheltered glens in northern scotland could get very close to freezing. so for tomorrow, low pressure to the south. high pressure to the north. that drives in easterly winds, quite a brisk eastern northeasterly wind actually across many parts of the uk. a fair amount of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, a bit of early patchy rain for southern scotl

elsewhere, sunny spells and the odd shower around and temperatures peaking at 17—18 in sussex and kentgot some rain around this evening across eastern scotland. that will move away. later in the night we could see patchy rain getting swept into the south—east. ahead of ourfirst rain getting swept into the south—east. ahead of our first band of cloud and rain that brings wet weather overnight into northern ireland, later into western scotland, head of that with some clearer spells temperatures down to 3-4 clearer spells temperatures down to 3—4 briefly but cloud amounts will tend to increase later. the rain we have a northern ireland first thing moves away, patchy rain runs eastwards tomorrow across scotland. heavy rain in the morning perhaps across the and onto the pennines but as the rain moves into eastern england in the afternoon it's light and patchy. behind the rain band more sunshine and showers, western scotla nd more sunshine and showers, western scotland and northern ireland, temperature is 11 degrees here. ahead of the rain in the south—east, temperatures could make 15 celsiu

the duke and duchess of sussex have called for the end of what they call "structural racism" in an interview30 years but "sufficient progress had not been achieved". they were speaking to the london evening standard newspaper as they highlighted leaders in the uk's black community. there's widespread outrage in india after a 19—year—old woman died after she was allegedly gang raped by four men in the northern state of uttar pradesh. she died in hospital in delhi a fortnight after the attack. tougher laws against rape in india have been brought in, but the country's still struggling to tackle sexual violence against women. a warning — some viewers may find this report from our india correspondent yogita limaye distressing. the last video of maneesha in which she says she had been gang raped and assaulted. her spinal—cord had been damaged, she was paralysed and a week later she died. the 19—year—old belonged to the dalit cast, at the bottom of hindu social hierarchy. she was attacked in these fields, allegedly by four men who belong to an upper caste. i found her unconscious, her clothes had b

there have been big variations out there, grey skies outbreaks of rain for a weather watcher in east sussexd. this is the radar picture, it is turning into a soggy picture in the south—east. we have a band of rain stretching from northern england into wales, various clumps of wet weather will rotate westwards as we go through the night. decent clear spells as well. temperatures generally between five and eight degrees, although some sheltered spots in the far north will get close to freezing. so tomorrow, we are likely to start off with showery rain across parts of southern scotland. maybe clipping into northern ireland for a time. that will tend to fizzle. we will see further showers moving in from the north

sebastian is 21, from east sussex and his mum, kate shemirani, has become notorious for spreading conspiracyou nurses dancing, i'm coming foryou. this is herfive minutes of fame. you will stand trial for genocide. i don't want to be here talking about this but i think it's something we've got to do before these ideas get bigger and more people fall down the same route that she's trying to take them down. you can only prevent it before it happens. now a suspended nurse, she's become a headliner at anti—lockdown rallys. this is all a lie, this covid—19. and promoted baseless conspiracy theories about 5g, vaccines, and the pandemic. that's going to go into your dna, it's going to change you forever, which means that you are no longer of the creator. they can put a patent on you and you cannot be genocided. sebastian's concerns are about public health. there is no evidence to back up claims his mum makes about 5g and coronavirus, which has been linked to real—world damage. and she encourages followers to ignore health guidance. the bbc put sebastian's claims to kate shemirani. she did not direct

one area which was reliant on the scheme was crawley in sussex, home to many people who work at gatwickto find out what impact the scheme has had. gatwick airport dominates the landscape, and the local economy depends on it — so when the planes stopped flying, the impact was dramatic. horrendous, scary. we suddenly became just very unsure of our future. at this hotel, bookings collapsed, weddings postponed. we've got a plane just going over and we now get quite excited when we hear a plane. the owners kept things going — the furlough scheme saved them. i don't think we would have survived without it because... i assume my only other option would have been to make everybody redundant. some workers he had to let go, and he still has five on furlough. now that the new employment support scheme has been revised and improved, we're hoping that we can keep them going — it's our intention, simply because we're going to be very busy next year, as well. so we don't want to have to make any further redundancies. down the road in crawley, more than 40% of the workforce was on furlough in august. t

huddersfield, but when the showers come, they mean business, there has been heavy ones so far across east sussexas well. so, hope you didn't get caught in that first thing. we are under this area of low pressure throughout the day. plenty of isobars and wrapped round that low driving the showers in from the west, and this weather front enhancing showers to longer spells of rain through this afternoon, most of the frequent showers will be further best west but they will drift inland. sheltered areases may stay brighter but there could be thunder hail and blustery with it. gusts of wind in excess of 30mph, maybe a0—50 on exposed west faces coast, with a combination of the wind and shower, u nfortu nately combination of the wind and shower, unfortunately it is not feeling great out there. i did say we would get everything thrown atjust through the course of the day. the showers should tend to ease, for a time before more heavy and persistent rain pushes in from the west. here not as cool but with clearer skies in the far north east, we could see low single figures first thing on thursday. thursday,

that's also the main story in the daily mail — along with the interview that the duke and duchess of sussexstart of black history month — calling for britiain to end structural racism. the times says allies of home secretary, priti patel, are accusing the foreign office of leaking "bizarre and unworkable" asylum policies in an attempt to discredit her. in the mirror— george floyd's sister appeals for americans to vote donald trump out of office — saying don't let my brother george die in vain. the ft leads with the announcement by the european commission that it is suing the uk over its plans to breach international law by violating the brexit withdrawal agreement. and finally in the guardian — a tribute tojenni murray — who, after 33 years as the presenter of radio 4's woman's hour, has recorded her last show got to say, i'm absolutely gutted that she is going. right, let's start with the papers. as always, sienna, olivia, lovely to have you back. a lot of the papers that we saw in that round are really looking at what is happening with margaret ferrier a, the snp leader. we had a couple s

you can see from leeds here earlier, there is also some good some time to be found as well in west sussexave had a few showers, one or two through south wales, here we are in porthcawl in bridgend. the showers are fewer than they have been in recent days and a lot of merck continuing where we have to get north and north—west. hazy sunshine elsewhere but already, the cloud is building up towards the south—west and rain is approaching the south—west approaches. a huge swathes of cloud is the next area of low pressure, set to return with some wind and rain. for the rest of the afternoon, feeling pleasant enoughin the afternoon, feeling pleasant enough in the gentle breeze further north, 15—17 but the wind strengthening, pushing the rain into the south—west approaches, across devon and cornwall, into wales, approaching northern ireland as well so approaching northern ireland as well so fairly soggy for the evening rush—hour, whilst east, it continues fine and dry, away from the north and west of scotland where we have got showers that continue. as they fade away overnight and under the clear

sussex police have apologised to yourfamily and sussex police have apologised to your family and madehe way that they deal with domestic abuse cases. they apologise for missed opportunities following an internal investigation. a spokesman told us, "thames valley police", a different force, "completed an independent review of the investigations which refers to potential missed opportunities and we have therefore referred it to the independent police complaints commission. we are truly sorry it took so long to getjustice and it is important we learn any lessons and provide answers for the families." you don't feel that is enough? no, it is not enough. i mean, if it was not for the fact that my grandparents spent so long and so much money fighting this case, the guy would still be out and he would have killed other people. i am not sure if you are aware but at the trial, one of the main points of the trial, one of the main points of the trial, one of the main points of the trial was that he had been arrested in late 2016 for assaulting another lady and had been harassing her and stalking

good night from sussex.lion have now voted shattering records as president trump a joe biden make their final closing arguments to the american people, the president is now on an all-out blitz with 14 rallies in the next three days, five of them in pennsylvania, today the president in michigan, wisconsin and moments from now we will be showing you the presidents rally in minnesota we will bring you the highlights live while joe biden hit iowa and minnesota and in just a bit he will speak in

this is where i say, see you tomorrow, and good night from sussex. >> a sunshine state, showdown withe your bets. is it donald trump or the sleeper and ohio, joe biden, they both are in florida. as they battle for biggest swing state of all presidents armed with fantastic economic data. today in tampa, quick to brag about news that the gdp jumped by a record setting number in third quarter, of this year, lay it on us sir. >> we're doing great, did you see

good night from sussex. today as hopes for a covid-19 relief stalling out between the trump an administration and democrats led h led by nancy pelosi. number of cases is climbing. president trump barnstorming in the homestretch. final eight days before election he is hitting the swing states. three back-to-back rallies in pennsylvania. he is speaking right now. he is heads to michigan, wisconsin, nebraska. joe biden is going to broward county in florida this week. joe biden is trying to shut down the president's path

good night sussex. kennedy: breaking news tonight. the director of national intelligence also known as the dni, john ratcliffe after he announcing russia and iran are trying to meddle in our elections by infiltrating voter registration systems and send out bogus emails. the feds want you to be on the lookout for anything suspicious. more on that in just a moment. first, tomorrow night is the final debate. donald trump and joe biden will ever have in their lives which have already been quite long. mountains of hay have been made about decorum violations in debate number one. and. it's foolish to think they will calm down and play right in game two. just get it off the table, clear that fat elephant out of the room so we can move on in unwiding the joe biden systemic racist bells. the president has to press joe biden so he can't slither out of answering necessary questions about not being on the take. joe, be honest. show off the rolex you got as a gift. and that chinese bank that's' greased you and your cracky son, allegedly. when trum

good night from sussex. ♪.ing back against criticism over his return to the white house after his covid-19 diagnosis. he is now saying he is ready for the next debate against joe biden of the battle stations are on as stocks are in whipsaw action as the president canceled late in the day covid relief talks with house speaker nancy pelosi saying that won't go forward until after the election. again, stocks taking hits today. we're on that, much more with us tonight. republican jim jordan, "the hill" media reporter joe concha, trump 2020 senior advisor corey lewandoski, general michael flynn's attorney, sidney powell,

good night from sussex maria: good wednesday morning, everyone.artiromo. it is wednesday, october 14th. 20 days to go, the november election less than three weeks you away and there is another debate on the table. president trump and joe biden headed into the final push of election season now, hitting the campaign trail in key battleground states. we are following it all morning. the origins of the russia probe, new developments show which news organizations the fbi relied honored to corroborate the phony steele dossier. they would leak stories to the news and then use that as evidence to get the warrant.

walker among our guest monday, thank you for being with us, have a great weekend, good night from sussexng up a rally in florida, you're looking at a live shot from the scene later tonight he will hold a second rally in georgia with us tonight on this in a whole lot more harming dylan, joe concha and kim murtaugh, robert ray and tom homan on these breaking news headlines, melania trump out with a fierce attack slamming her former aide stephanie wilcox tell all book colina shoelaces tossup, saying the media was wrong to give it so much airtime

good night from sussex. ♪.nating today's headlines, the debate so badly derailed that the commission presidential debate is now reportedly considering possibly cutting off the microphone the candidates to stop any future problems and stop future debates from turning into an unproductive chaotic mess, last night caused an interruption every minute, we have the hill media reporter joe concha on that as republicans and democrats alike roundly criticized the debate has not been a debate but a brawl, what this means for 2

good night from sussex. ♪ elizabeth: president trump back on the campaign trail the, holding ralliesds at this rally just ending at the villages in florida. now the president plans to cast a ballot in west palm beach tomorrow after a day that saw yet another peace deal with israel, this time sudan in the middle east and also 50 million. here's the story, 50 million have already voted, making up their minds before last night's final debate. but did they have all the information they need to make an informed vote? with us tonight, jim jordan, pam bondi, joe concha and tom homan on the big headlines of the

see you tomorrow night from sussex.e, joe biden's team now denying it had asked for a mute button to cut out the microphones during the next debate. tonight senator bill cassidy on this story and media democrats now, increasingly saying just because one debate derails, just cancel the rest of the debates. undercut yet another american institution. along with things like getting rid of the electoral college, pack the supreme court and more. nancy pelosi today, argues quote, one and done, that trump is toast. remember this, trump was down by 14 points against hillary clinton just two weeks before the election

good night from sussex. ♪ elizabeth: less than two weeks to election day.our heading to another rally. you're looking at a live shot of the scene in north carolina. we've got more than 41 million people have already voted. we've got stocks trending in the red as a source in the administration warns there may not be covid-19 relief before the election. with us tonight on this, and the big headlines of the day, tim murtagh, larry kudlow, glen greenwald, bobby jindal. congressman tom mcclintock and tom homan. the bush now on for house republicans to get a special counsel to investigate the hunter biden laptop

this is where i say see you tomorrow and good night from sussex. elizabeth: okay. stocks popping higher on historic economic growth more than 33%. the dow up 140 points, ended the day at around 27,000. we have got this story for you. more than 79 million have voted. tonight we have the showdown, president trump squaring off against joe biden on the same day in florida. the president's north carolina rally has been postponed due to 50 mile-an-hour wind. with us bobby jindal, congressman guy reschenthaler and jump trusty, brian morgenstern. joining us in a fox business exclusive, donald trump jeb, taking on all of this. as the economy bounces back to 90, 95% of pre-pandemic output. joe biden saying downplaying this. president trump firing back, joe biden you will continue to put the economy? a national lockdown if you're elected. democrats look at this, top democrat representative out of michigan warning that auto workers in michigan are very clear, they're now voting for trump. we'll show you again the secret reveal that president trump is doing at his rallies that

thank you for being with us, see you tomorrow and good night from sussex.appened, breaking news tonight you're looking light at the senate floor, which is very damp with democrat tears right now. we just saw a vote. most about that would not come before the election. amy coney barrett confirmed as the newest associate supreme court justice. her nomination of its very contentious. it is more ideological conservative direction. she is expected to be sworn in and little over an hour tonight. reportedly would be administered by justice thomas at the white house. and in the backdrop, next

good night from sussex.sident trump pulling out of the next debate on october 15th, that is next week, after it was changed into a virtual town hall. house speaker nancy pelosi out with a stauning announcement. she said she will discuss with democrats tomorrow trying to remove the president under the 25th amendment, claiming the president's covid-19 condition and drugs he is taking is incapacitating him. brent bozell, columnist charles hurt. independent counsel ken starr and former acting attorney