residence to the oval office? yeah. the cdc guidelines are pretty clear on this. i mean, he has known covid disease. he should be in isolation. isolation is for people who have disease, quarantine is for people who have had exposure to the disease. it's vel clery clear and cdc gue gives you how long he needs to be in isolation. we can show this. basically, you know, admittedly, people might clear virus at different levels but as a general rule, ten days since people develop symptoms, you want to make sure they are likely to be contagious. at least 24 hours since the last fever. without using medications. important to point out that the president has been on dexamethasone and probably still on it but the doctors have not told us one way or another. that will suppress a fever. so it's really hard to read into his symptoms right now. he absolutely should be in isolation. it's not good for him to not be in isolation. it's not good for the people around him. >> let me read from the cdc guideline on this specific point.

with a marine taking the traditional post outside the oval office door you see here. in every administration that's the universal sign the president is in and the white house confirmed there was a basically that he was working there a few minutes later, building on the chief of staff's comments trump wanted to go to work regardless. >> his schedule right now is fluid. we're looking at his prognosis from a health standpoint. he wanted to go to the oval yesterday. if he decides to go to the oval, we have safety protocols there. >> medical experts are dubious because trump has been breaking safety protocols before and after he got covid from the instantly infamous ride outside walter reed, which history may record as one of the most absurd actions to a president under hospital care and distancing and contact tracing to protect their people as at least 18 people have covid.

the oval office. ink it's pretty clear that president trump, in returning to the white house, is putting people in danger, and now there's talk of him doing it even more so. >> it's really remarkable. i guess not surprising given what we have seen over the past week or so, jake. but it is still remarkable. i mean, look, it is the house that he lives in, his house above and his office down below. but just as a human who has seen the white house staff have positive case after positive case, especially the people who had direct contact with him, particularly in that debate prep room, you know, about a week and a half ago, jake, there are only two people right now, rudy giuliani and jason miller, out of about eight to ten, who are negative. including the president from being in that room. if that is not a lesson that he has to be careful, and these are with his nearest and dearest, the people who spent hours and hours trying to get him ready for a debate, i'm not sure what's going to convince him. >> who c

the oval best known as one of the homes of endless cricket but back in the each 180 s. when billy stadium was 40 years away from being boat from 870 this to start a grind with the most common venue for anger in football internationals and indeed f.a. cup finals the only games against poland where then as now you mostly england victories but on the 12th of march 18th $81.00 something amazing happened scotland arrive with no interest in you captain but a new style of football the passing game i'm probably thrashed the hosts 61 fighting for the scottish football museum general brian takes up the story with alex. jed when you came across this figure of under what was it was he some of the you knew that much about before the you were looking at a museum in the foundation stones of of scottish football and what. well to my shame i knew absolutely nothing about him and i was working on the feasibility study in 1990 we brought me to the queen's parks archives at the old hand and i was looking through a book of old photos of queen's park in scotland team 7880 s. and there was th

the president in the oval office this afternoon. they had been able to keep him at the residence a while but, no, they couldn't keep him out of the west wing. he is being briefed on stimulus talks' preparations for the hurricane we don't know much about the condition that he is in or what precautions have been taken by people in the room with him. but he is still infected with coronavirus. should he be in the owal office? >> no. he should be in isolation. that is pretty clear. regardless of whether president or anybody, if you have coronavirus, there is all sorts of time lines in this sort of thing. it's not an exact science but at least ten days after people start having symptoms is typically the infectious sort of period. they have got to assume that he has the virus, he is shedding the virus, so he is putting, you know, those people who are going to be at risk. he is wearing a mask? is there additional ventilation inside there? are there people within close proximity? are they wearing personal protective equipment and do they know

to be the killer over load which was the scene of fun to watch and scrape his footballing triumph the oval beslow now is one of the homes of english cricket but back in the 80s wembley stadium was 40 years away from being boat and from 870 this is starting ground with a most common venue for england football internationals and indeed f.a. cup finals the early games against scotland were then as now mostly england victories but on the 12th of march 18th $81.00 something amazing happened scotland arrived with not just a new captain but a new style of football the passing game and probably thrashed the horse $61.00 friend of the scottish football receiving general brian takes up the story with feliks. jed when you came across this figure of andrew watson was it was he some of the you knew that much about before the you were looking at a museum in the foundation stones of of scottish football and what. well to my shame i knew absolutely nothing about him and i was working on the feasibility study in 1990 we brought me to the queen's parks archives at the old hand and i was looking through a bo

president trump's reckless return to the oval office. take a look at this. live pictures coming in from the west wing. you see the marine guard there at the door. that means the president is just beyond that door inside the west wing in the oval office despite, despite his coronavirus infection and the growing outbreak inside the white house. the white house chief of staff mark meadows and social media adviser dan scavino have been working alongside the president while wearing personal protective equipment. we're certain to hear a lot more about the white house coronavirus outbreak at tonight's historic debate between vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris. now just a few hours away. senator harris would be the first woman to hold the office and the first person of color. and with all the focus that the president's illness has developed, we can't forget the pandemic's enormous death toll here in the united states, which now stands at more than 211,000 with more than 7.5 million confirmed cases. let's begin our coverage this hour with our chief wh

and finally judge barnes they and they stay mia in watching england play the oval will you you give a thought to under what's in the scotland team of so long ago i had a great time at the oval when i came in 1006 i went to the oval but i saw the west indies destroyed their cricket which gave me a lot of joy but of course next time i'm at the oval it will be difficult for me to even think about that only because the oval to me is a cricket ground so imagining in the play scotland at the oval and scott winning 6 well and of course because i'm an englishman now i've been for many years. i don't want to think about scotland ever beating england which you can appreciate but you have a thought that under what's well now i'll think about agile watson obviously and i would want to answer what's it to us court all 6 goals but i want them to score 7. john barnes what for liverpool adding with thank you very much indeed thank you very much you could have it was fitting that it was a little bit of scotland if only time peter. thanks very much. at this famous grange in march 881 and you want to la

two members of the president's inner circle in the oval office with him. the white house insisting tonight safety procedures are in place. in world if the president is still taking the powerful steroid he was zbichb given at reed. >>> all of this as we are just hours away now from tonight's vice presidential debate showdown. the stage set. the two will now be more than 12 feet apart, separated by those plexiglass shields. the biden/harris team ask eed f them. the vice president expected to be pressed tonight about the outbreak at the white house. at least 24 people now infected. of course, pence heads the coronavirus task force. >>> the new hurricane taking aim at the u.s. the gulf coast bracing tonight. mandatory evacuations now under way at this hour and rob marciano with the latest track tonight. >>> two of the world's most ruthless isis terror suspects now on u.s. soil to face charges. pierre thomas is standing by for us tonight. >>> and this evening, the dire new warning from dr. anthony fauci. he says up to 400,000 americans could die if the u.s. does

he said that the president was in the oval office. eadows, his chief of staff, had to walk that back and say that's not the case. that made me think perhaps this administration or the white house was thinking about trying to stage something like this for a photo opportunity. >> right. you mentioned that weird back and forth, this moment about did he go or didn't he go. the chief of staff's deputy having to come out and clarify after kudlow made those statements saying he wanted to go but he didn't go yesterday and that they were putting the appropriate precautions in place in the scenario where the president wanted to do that. now, any business the president wants to conduct can be conducted from the residence and the president routinely conducts a lot of business from the residence. he can make secure communications and phone calls from the residence. this isn't like he has gone to the situation room where you would have the sort of technology and fiber optics that you would need and you cooperate g -- couldn't get that in the residen

he was not in the oval office, he wanted to go to the oval office. they seem to be prepared for the president to make it over there today. that's why they are talking about ppe. it hasn't been a week since the president was diagnosed with coronavirus and first started showing symptoms. if you listen to his doctor. we're not getting daily updates from the president's physician. have you to wonder why that is. when the president was at dr. reed, you saw dr. conley come out with physicians to brief every day. the questions lacking specificity, any specifics at best, they still need to come out and answer questions from reporters. we haven't seen that. instead we just got that paper statement from dr. conley, and we relied on political aides to give us updates on the president's conditions. those are big questions people still want to know more about. the west wing, as much as the president and white house are trying to make it seem like they are getting back to normal, it is still far from that. >> big questions, tamara keith, at a consequential moment.

but from a ventilation standpoint in the oval where we can actually work to that end as well. >> if you listen closely to that sound bite, it sounded like meadows was saying there was a possibility the president may go to the oval office if not today then sometime soon. i pressed him on why there has not been any mandate on social distancing or wearing of masks at the white house given this outbreak ricochetting throughout building here and among the president's aides and allies. he said they do socially distance as best is practical. he said when they can't do that, they wear masks. but if you put up this picture from 11 days ago, andrea, this is the rose garden event where they celebrated the announcement of amy coney barrett as the president's pick to replace ruth bader ginsburg. you can see very few masks, certainly no social distancing. more than 120 people were in the rose garden at the time. we know many of knows who have become infected were among those present there. so it really raises some new questions about whether they did anything. we still don't know from meadows whet

and thus a danger to everyone and anyone who comes in contact with him, trump has been pushing to the oval even as "the new york times" describes the west wing as a situation many see as, quote, spiraling out of control, adding, quote, the pandemic that mr. trump has treated cavalierly for months seem to have locked its grip on the white house. fears over the safety of the hundreds of people serving in president trump's super spreading administration running in concert with worry over the political carnage evident in donald trump's standing in the polls. the "times" adds this, quote, west wing aides shaken by polls showing the president badly trailing joe biden, worried that they were living through the final days of the trump administration. those concerns only amplified by an erratic series of tweets last night, even for trump. trump abruptly calling off talks on coronavirus relief and then demanding congress approve said relief or some version of it, all within the span of just a few hours. presidential conduct so puzzling as we said even for trump, maggie haberman and annie carnie of t

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. >>> and a still-infected president trump makes his way down to the oval office, even as the white house covid outbreak continues to expand. the question is, why won't the white house say when the president last tested negative? it's definitely "way too early" for this. good morning! and welcome to "way too early," the show that catches more flies with honey than vinegar. i am kasie hunt on this thursday, october 8th. we will start with the news. >>> the coronavirus pandemic was center stage at last night's vice presidential debate. vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris, both behind plexiglass and standing 12 feet apart, clashed over the trump administration's response to the crisis. harris called it the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country, while pence defended both the administration's response and the rose garden event that may have sparked the ongoing outbreak at the white house. >> if i may say, that rose garden event, there's been a great deal of speculation about it. my wife karen and i were there and honored to be there.

. >> sandra: discussing the work behind the scenes as they are meeting in the oval office. thanks for being here. >> trace: nice to be with you. it flew by, didn't it? >> sandra: it was fun. good to see you. "outnumbered" starts now. speak speak to the breaking news right now is the next country te relations with israel under president trump. president trump has announced today that sudan will b begin normalize ties with israel, making it the third arab state to do so as part of broker deals on the run-up to election day. a couple short weeks ago, a few short weeks ago it was the united arab emirates and baja bahrain. add sudan to the list and it's our understanding that this would deepen sudan's engagement in the west and follows the president's conditional agreement to remove the north african nation from the list of state sponsors of terrorism if, in fact, sudan pays compensation to american victims of terror attacks. i almost want to repeat that. that's a huge headline. when you take away that tag of state-sponsored terrorism, and do so with a strong condition. compensat

kaitlan, we know the president has been pushing to get back into the oval office. tell us the latest on that and how they are preparing the space for his eventual return. >> they are stepping that to happen as soon as today, breanna. the chief of staff said they made health precautions. there's a thing called isolation cart outside the oval office that has yellow hospital gowns, respirators, goggles to go over your eyes, things of that nature if they do go into the oval to meet with the president. there are very few people working out of the west wing. quite a difference from a week ago nobody even wearing a mask now ppe set up to meet with the president. i do want to let you know we just got an update from the president's dr. we have not heard from dr. conley in person to take our questions since monday when the president left the hospital but the press secretary did just tweet out a statement from him. it's polit short but in the beginning does quote the president saying, i feel great. goes on to say his "vital signs," oxygen saturation, respiratory rate remain st

he is still in the oval office. just left there to come out and be with you and the viewers. >> martha: so mark meadows, can you give us a sense of what a person has to do to go into the oval office to speak with him? i understand you were in there today. there was a lot of blowback for him being back in the oval office and around people since he still has the virus. so did you wear full ppe when you went and they are? >> you may see lines from a mass that i had earlier, we have goggles, full pp and we are keeping the access into the oval very limited. but it may be limited in terms of direct contact with personnel and people that support him but it is not limited in terms of the amount of phone calls that he is getting done because he's been constantly on the phone with steven mnuchin, leader mcconnell as it relates to the stimulus and where we are and how we can best make sure that the american people can get he help. >> bret: i want to ask you about the stimulus but first, there is a lot of talk about when he firs

about the experimental medicine he received and saying it was a blessing from god as he returns to the oval office today while he is still potentially contagious. >>> stimulus chaos. the president cutting off talks and then a reversal. where do things stand for millions? >>> the alarming covid surge. cases on the rise in over 30 states. >>> emergency operations and evacuations as hurricane delta targets the u.s. after cutting a path of destruction in tourist hotspots. >>> the isis terror suspects known as the beatles brought to the u.s. for trial. why they won't face the death penalty. >>> the top u.s. spy hunter, what worries him most about the election. >> this is "nbc nightly news" the vice presidential debate. here's lester holt. >> good evening. with new covid cases on the rise from the white house to the american heartland, vice president mike pence will debate democratic vp candidate senator kamala harris hours from now in utah. the covid outbreak that sidelined the president seen in this video released late today turning up the spotlight for tonight's showdown. harris, a former pros

director is a james bond character cigarette in one hand and the dry martini and another to walk into the oval office to tell lbj the domino theory was god and then going forward to me was the corleone of the cia and then you have okc and an amazing cast the characters all the way up to gina haskell the first woman to run the cia. the book focuses a lot on the relationship between the president and the cia director it's almost an impossible balancing act for a cia director because he or she have to tell the president a hard truth will also keeping the president's ear that is a tough challenge in the best of times and in the current times is practically mission impossible. >> i saw the call me from over the weekend? but it's one of the things that the relationship is generally and how much harder it was under trump. so going down outline a little bit, is the worst relationship? i think i know you will say who has the best? >> and that is a fascinating character to me who is a brilliant guy and on the ideological spectrum he left to joke about the fact he was president for students of mccarthy a

telling me, they told me i should stay in the white house, the oval office. no, a leader confronts the situation, that's why i went out and held rallies. it was probably the worst thing to do as a leader. >> reporter: right. and there was a ton of baloney in that videotape as well. the whole idea about him being advised to stay in the white house and, but he clo easier to go to the hospital. we know he doesn't like hospitals. he was reluctant to go. his aides wants him to go. now it's the right decision. given the unpredictability of this illness as you know as almost anyone, you can take a turn very rapidly, if you are a 74-year-old man who is overweight, it's a dangerous situation and the right call was made. he was convinced to go. he was able to walk out under his own steam to marine one and head up here to bethesda. so the right thing happened in the end. his description of how it happened was not quite right. >> john harwood, thank you so much. it's good to be with you on this saturday night. we appreciate it. all right. >>> let's bring in dr. william sc

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and the president went back to the oval office yesterday. he calls his infection a blessing from god. cnn's joe johns live with the latest. good morning, joe. >> good morning, john, the president is making it clear he wants to get back out on the campaign trail but he's stuck in the white house recovering from covid-19. he's trying to put the best gloss on it . he says he's feeling great. great is not the word you would use to describe the level of trust in the administration's pandemic response so far. as the white house struggles to contain a major outbreak within its walls, president trump returned to the west wing, despite testing positive less than a week ago. he met with his chief of staff, mark meadows, and social media director, dan scavino in the oval office. >> obviously with the president, he continues to work, we've got a number of safety protocols with full ppe masks, goggles and the like for any direction interaction with the president. >> an isolation card, stocked with yellow medical gowns, respirator masks, and plastic goggl

this as president trump returns to the oval office claiming he's been cured. the new effort to fast-track the treatment he received. >>> anger on the streets. tear gas fired and the national guard activated after a police officer is cleared of charges in the shooting of a black teenager. what we're learning about that case. >>> accused kidnapper in court. the man suspected of snatching a girl off the street facing a judge. how police tracked him down. >>> serious salary. howard stern gets real about reports of his $120 million payday. >>> and all the buzz. the newly famous fly that stole the show during last night's debate. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the vice presidential debate leaving many important questions unanswered. >> vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris tackled the issues and exchanged attacks but they spent much of the night dodging critical questions. >> in the meantime, president trump has released a video claiming the experimental treatment he was given has cured him. the company behind that treatment has now

stone, i had to make thousands of decisions since i've been president, serving in the oval office. and with each one of those decisions to affect the future of my country, i have learned in the process i think i'm a much wiser and more experienced man, that i was, when i debated four years ago, against president ford. i've also learned that there are no simple answers to complicated questions. someone said that for every problem there is a simple answer. it would be neat and plausible and wrong. the fact is, this nation in the eight years before he became president, had its own military strength. decreased, seven out of eight years the budget commitment for defense went down. 37% in all. since i've been in office, we've had a steady equivalent bland, methodical but very effective increase in our commitment for defense. but what we've done, is to use an enormous power and prestige and military strength of the united states, to preserve the peace. we've not only kept peace for our own country, but we've been able to extend the benefits of peace to others. in the middle east, we've wor

the oval office, for most americans that haven't been in the oval office, it's imagismal.now where hope is sitting these days but when i was there she was right outside the oval. she's a terrific person, by the way. my heart goes outs to her and the family. i understand she's not feeling well and does have symptoms but i hope that impressivoves very quickly. i hope she's one of the people where the outcome is a positive outcome. if you're making the point this is close quarters and this is transmitted through the aerosol mist of people's breathing and the president set up a culture where no one is wearing a mask, the infection rate is highly more likely than when people are wearing masks, so it's malpractice on president's part. he knows it. down deep, there is a kernel of humanity in president. he has to feel bad hope has gotten this thing, because he had epidemiologists around him, he had experts tell him what to do in handling the virus buck he put his self-interest first. he said, i'm going politicize mask wearing, force my team inside the white house not to wear masks

i would also add there are decisions made in the oval by every president, which are profound in nature. there are always trouble spots in the world. how those troubled areas are addressed by a president alone in that oval office affects our nation directly. the involvement of the united states and also our american interests -- that is a basic decision that has to be made so frequently by every president who serves, that is what i am trying to do successfully by keeping our country at peace. >> i would like to be a little more specific on the use of military power. under what circumstances would you use military forces to deal with, for example, a shut off of counteroil gulf or to an iran or afghanistan? i asked this question that there are charges we are woefully unable to maintain sustained power in that part of the world. pres. carter: in my state of the union address earlier this year, i pointed out that any threat to the stability or security in the persian gulf would be a threat to the security of our own country. in the past, we have not had an adequate military presence in that

. >> he wanted to go to the oval yesterday. he decides to gowe to the ov, ave safety calls there. -- safety protocols there. >> -- are going to close. ♪ >> two alleged members of the islamic state group have been at yo data to t u.s. to face trial for murdering western hostages. they have been in detention in a rack while fighting -- iraq while fighting extradition and are originally from london. ey are nicknamed the beatles. the men denied beingnvolved in any of the deaths. all ofhose people were headed and their murders were filmed and shared on social media. your children, weth will do all we can to obtain justice for them, for you, and for all americans. as for -- many other terrorists before them, they underestimate the american resolve to obtain justice. for our fellow citizens who are harmed and killed by terrorists l around the world, they will be brought before court to face theusce in the indictment. >>ur reporter is outside t federal court in virginia where the trial will take >> the men are being charged for their i

it's your favorite president, and i'm standing in front to have the oval office at the white house. i wasn't feeling so hot, and within a very short period of time they gave me regeneron and other things, too, but i think this was the key, they gave me regeneron, and it was unbelievable. i felt good immediately. we have medicines right now, and i call them a cure. i went into the hospital a week ago, i was very sick, and i took this medicine and it was incredible. it was incredible. i could have walked out the following day. we're going to make them available immediately. we're taking care of our seniors. you're not vulnerable, but they like to say the vulnerable, but you're the least vulnerable. but for this one thing, you are vulnerable. >> trevor: ah, it's always

. >>> just two days after he left the hospital, president trump was back i the oval office today and releasing a new video saying it was a blessing from god that he got sick because he could experience how well an experimental new treatment works. peter alexander has the latest. >> reporter: president trump tonight still recovering but back in the oval office for the first time since testing positive for coronavirus. releasing this video. >> because i feel great. i feel like perfect. so, i think this was the blessing from god that i caught it. >> reporter: praising the experimental antibody cocktail he received >> it really did a fantastic job. i want to get for you what i got i'm going to make it free >> reporter: dr. sean conley reports president trump's been fever free more than four days, symptom free over 24 hours and not needed nor received supplemental since initial hospitalization. his doctor providing few other specifics including whether president trump is still taking the steroid dexamethasone to treat the disease >> he is in very good health we are pleased with his progres

with a marine standing guard, president trump returns to the oval office. >> i think this was a blessingm god that i caught it. >> o'donnell: what is being done to kee those around him safe as more than 20 people connected to the white house now have coronavirus. salt lake showdown: the vice presidential candidates face off for the first and only time, the plexiglass separating vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris as all eyes are on the nominees a heartbeat away from the presidency. hurricane delta slams cancun, american tourists stranded in mexico as louisiana braces for a direct hit in days. cases spike: infections increase in the midwest and great plains. in wisconsin, hospitalizations increase more than 65% in two weeks. plus dr. anthony fauci warns as many as 400,000 americans could die by winter. n.f.l. outbreak: with three more players testing positive, what the league's chief medical officer says about the possibility of pausing the season. accused terrorists face justice. two isis fighters brought to the u.s. will stand trial for the torture and murder of hostages

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safety protocols were put in place for the president to work out of the oval office. he did not. he stayed in the residence. they will remain in place over the next few days until the president is up and around in case he wants to spend time there. the chief of staff mark meadows earlier today. >> he is doing real well. we spent time together yesterday working very hard from the resident. he is feeling great and his heart goes out to the millions of americans who struggled with this virus. >> president trump is focussed on covid relief today after pulling out of the negotiations. he said if i am sent a stand alone bill... there is also 146-billion dollars of unspent money from the first cares act that could be put toward the paycheck protection program, unemployment and support for the airlines. they need legislation to free it up. the president urging congress to come together on that. negotiations on a more comprehensive package are stalled for now. >> it became obvious over the last couple of days that a comprehensive bill was going to get to a point where it did not have much

. >>> back at work, president trump returns to the oval office. what doctors are now saying about his health as he fights the coronavirus. >>> bracing for impact. hurricane delta is headed for the u.s., after slamming into mexico. how people along the gulf are preparing for yet another powerful storm. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we of course begin with the vice presidential debate. vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris squared off last night. their exchanges were relatively calm at least compared to last week's presidential debate. still, there were some tense moments on stage. so danya bacchus is in salt lake city where the debate took place. danya, what were some of the main points that they sparred over? >> good morning, anne-marie. right away the candidates paashed over the coronavirus they went on to spar over the economy, climate change, the supreme court, and whether justice was served in the breonna taylor case. the coronavirus pandemic was center stage last night with plexiglass dividing vice

and the oval office making some big news today, all around the world with this deal between sudan and israel. >> well, it was a historic day, not just in the oval office, but around the world as you mention, harris, primarily because this president has been at work, not in the basement, actually working on behalf of the american people, but more importantly here working on behalf of peace around the world. who would have thought that sudan and israel would end in an accord to actually have a peaceful transition and relationships. i don't think that if you had betting odds that those would have been anything less than 100/1, and this president was able to accomplish that. so now we have three down. several more to go and this president is laser focused on delivering on behalf of the american people. on his promises, and this was supposed to be his weak point, and as he led them to this, this is really the difference between a politician and a business guy. a business guy and donald j. trump that happens to be the 45th president of the united states, he only believes that it matters if

stone, i've had to make thousands of decisions since i've been president serving in the oval office and one of those decisions it would affect the future of my country, and i have learned in the process, i think i'm a much wiser and experienced man than i was when i debated four years ago against president ford. i also know there are no simple answers to complicated questions. h.l. minkon said for every problem there is a simple answer, it would be neat and plausible and wrong. the fact is that this nation in the eight years before i became president had its own military strength decrease. seven out of eight years the budget went down 37% in all. since i've been in office we've had a study, carefully planned, methodical, but very effective increase in our commitment for defense, but what we've done is to use that enormous power and prestige and military strength of the united states to preserve the peace. we've not only kept peace for our own country, but we've been able to extend the benefits of peace to others. in the middle east we worked for a peace treaty between israel and egypt s

i think that, you know, kayleigh said he said in the oval office, you know, in some ways it's better this way. before people took for granted

so at this point we know president trump spent at least part of the day in the oval office. but there was still a decent amount of confusion between the white house and capitol hill as to where exactly things stand with these ongoing covid relief talks. >>perhaps you recognize bea is your favorite president. and i'm standing in front of the oval office at the white house late this afternoon, the president released a video on twitter. >>he praised the experimental drugs doctors gave him at walter reed and promised to make them available to all americans we have to get them approved i want to get him to the hospital people are feeling bad that the president returned to work in the oval office this afternoon with the white house said he was briefed on stimulus talks and hurricane delta earlier doctors released an update on his health they say feels grade remains fever free and has been symptom-free for more than 24 hours. we're pleased his progress tuesday night the president put a full stop on covid-19 relief to negotiations until after the election. then backtracked several ho

so we understand that he wants to bust out of the residence, get to the oval office, but when you look at what a ghost town the west wing is right now, so many people out sick with coronavirus or quarantining because they've been exposed to people who are sick with coronavirus, it is clear that there is a lot of apprehension about letting the president do that. may happen as early as today. in the meantime as you noted he blew up those stimulus talks with the house and then once there was blow back of that for being a politically unwise decision he raised the possibility of a la carte passage of things like paycheck protection and aid to airlines, that sort of thing. but this president is not acting in a way that suggests that he's concerned about other people. he is concerned and focused principally on himself and he appears interest his conduct to be a danger to himself health-wise as well as to those around him, guys. >> john harwood, thank you for reporting on all those fronts. had let's get to salt lake city, it is the site of a big consequential debate tonight, jason carroll is t

self isolating in there that is the residence of the white house to my left is the west wing where the oval office is but that's where he is in the residence and there are plenty of rooms there and he of course we are told is walking there he is on the phone regularly with his advisers he will self isolate for at least the 14 days that he was of their recommendations joe biden well he is he's been tested in the last few hours as well he of course shared the stage with the president on tuesday he has been told that he is negative but he like many others sending his best wishes to the president and to the 1st lady

and that's what scares me about what's happening today in the oval office. ft the white house i started this personal instagram account. my intention was to highlight some of the photographs that i had made throughout my career. i never intended to be vocal in any way about what was going on. >> so the first day he came to me with his photo that he wanted to post on instagram with the president sitting on the resolution desk and the red curtains. and he wrote a caption, something like i like the old curtains better. what did you think? i said you can't say that because he had spent eight years having no voice. and no opinion of what was going on. and suddenly here's an opinion about drapes. i said you can't do that. >> what i didn't tell you is i had just seen a picture of the redecorated oval office with these gold ornate curtains and there was even a comment on that very first post from somebody that said pete is dropping shade with a comment on drapes. and i have to admit i had no idea what dropping shade meant. i knew what i was doing i just didn't know i

cigarette in one hand, dry martini in the other who could walk into the oval office and tell lbj that the domino theory was flawed, and then going forward through bill colby who to me was kind of the corleone of the cia, then you've got bill casey and you've got an amazing cast of characters all the way up to gina haspel, the first woman to run the cia but you're right that the book focuses a lot on the relationship between the president and the cia director. it's been almost impossible balancing act for cia director because he or she on the one nsc, presidents hard truths while also keeping the presidency here. that's a really tough challenge even in the best of times, and in the current times it's practically mission impossible. >> yeah, and i don't use all the comey film over the weekend -- >> not yet. >> but it's one of the things that becomes clear, how hard that particular relationship is just generally and am a charter it was under trump. just going down that line a little bit, so who has the worst relationship? i read the books i kind of think i know what you're going to say.

it is in the oval office. it's the president himself.res of loyal americans have tried to work for him and simply been unable to do it. >> there's 215,000 deaths and counting from coronavirus in this nation, yet president trump's own coronavirus infection has apparently changed nothing about his handling of the virus, including he's now back on the campaign trail holding these reckless rallies, exposing his own people to the virus. >> no, it's totally in character. he beat coronavirus. he's a winner, as he always is. these other people, as he said, that's the way it is. i think the coronavirus crisis is probably the best example for public consumption of why trump is not fit to be president. for now, close to ten months, he has never had a strategy. he has never had a clue how he expected to get through this. he's proceeded on an ad hoc fashion. he's had the attention span of a fruit fly with respect to this. the one thing that's kept his attention, where his attention span is infinite is getting re-elected. and that hasn't change thermo

you're only a few paces away from the oval office. punish —— astonish help people work sheet by jaw and they are not wearing the face mask. everyone outside here now that i can see, they've all got theirface mask on. i was that i can see, they've all got their face mask on. i was struck by those pictures on wednesday of hope hicks and jared kushner and the other senior members of the white house team ambling out to marine one to catch the flight that would take them to the air force base. no one had a mask on. it's as though the coronavirus doesn't exist. it is sometimes felt like that at the trump rallies were easy thousands of people who are all packed in tight, there is no social distancing and few of them are wearing masks. you think this is in complete contravention of what are the centers for disease control guidelines. yet, they are going on andi guidelines. yet, they are going on and i think there is going to be a major re—examination and you cannot exaggerate the sense of the jolt that people in the white house have felt toda

trying to keep trump in the oval office or locked down is like keeping a bucking bull from trying to e and a leader takes risks. clearly, he has tried to demonstrate eternal optimism as he has gone through this disease and tha n kfu lly has gone through this disease and thankfully he has been fever free and symptom—free for about four days, and we hope it continues with this prognosis. i have to say that this prognosis. i have to say that this debate may be more consequential than debates normally are, especially since the president has been ill. and what the vice president as he is he is sort of the opposite end, he is not hot, he is cool opposite end, he is not hot, he is cool, he's going to be a lot cooler, and really, ithink cool, he's going to be a lot cooler, and really, i think americans will “ were and really, i think americans will — — were really and really, i think americans will —— were really frustrated with the la st —— were really frustrated with the last debate, it had terminal interrupt —itis, and it was like oil had no cattle as we say in texas. americans want to hea

president trump is getting --tless and wants to a 10 and wants to return to the oval office. some of his aides do not want him to leave the right house -- the white house residence. the presence doctor said he has no symptoms of the coronavirus's first night back. joe says he and president trump should scrap next week's debate if the president still has the coronavirus. the debate is set for october 15 in miami. there president was diagnosed with a virus october 2. the cdc says people with mild to moderate cases remain infectious for as long as 10 days after the onset of symptoms. mexico to calling on ised up a week -- 2 -- it urging that fiscal supporter households, private bins is as, and health care be more than tripled. i met has forecast that mexico's economy will st shrink 9% this year. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i'm ritikauntries, gupta. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. a data check. interesting off the 600 point drop we saw in the dow, futures up 19, s&p futures up 19,