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let's bring in tom freedman. thank you, for being with us tonight. doctor, what is your take on what you understand dr. atlas pushing as herd immunity. >> we saw the fda have decisions on emergency use of plasma which may have been a correct decision but politicize it and you have the white house and hhs over ruled the center for disease and control preventions, don't test people who have no symptoms which makes no sentence. this is concept of young people get covid, they won't get very sick and we'll be okay. what starts in the young does not stay in young. there has already been more than 250,000 excess deaths beyond baseline between march 8th and july 31st. 71% of those deaths had a doctor who wrote on their death certificate, covid caused it. the others could have been covid was not diagnosed or people who could not get the doctor to get their heart attack taken care on time. we have too many casualties and too many people have died and too many jobs have lost and too much harm to our economy. we can't let the fda and cdc be the next casualty of

a very interesting people in "the new york times," tom freedman, who talks about people not being okayh minnesota city council move to try to defund the police and wanting to have safety and security in their streets. i'm going to have a mayor on from the northeastern part of minnesota tonight, a democrat supporting president trump. he's from the mining area, the iron range area that the president as talked about for very good reasons. so it's very interesting to see the shift in those states. i think we'll see a ton of focus there the next couple months. >> the major of st. louis will be joining us later on this hour. she's against defunding the police as well. that will be interesting. back on this idea of the president sort of leading the way in the campaign. joe biden wanted to talk about coronavirus, coronavirus, coronavirus. the president is now forcing him to talk about law and order. the former governor of pennsylvania put democrats concerns this way. we were afraid of moderates saying i hate donald trump but i have to hold my nose and vote for him because i need to be safe. th

tom freedman gave us great credit but outside of that literally one story, we've done great things, i've possibly much more significant and they don't give credit. the washington post is a disaster, you can't get a good story, it's disgusting, and then you go to abc, nbc probably is the worst of all, comcast, they call it comcast. it's not comcast, it's a con job. they tried to protect their name. cbs is a disaster, then they go to the real beauties at msdn see as we call it and cnn and at least at cnn you know where there coming from, you know they are stone cold dishonest, at least you know that. it's a sad thing. it's a very sad thing. fortunately local press is extremely good. i get great local, whenever i do a speech i do one or two local reporters and these are the greatest stories. it's unbelievable. they cover it so good. they are almost more enthusiastic than i am and so we have that, we have some honest media. fox is good, but fox is not what it is, i'll be very honest with you. they've become politically correct, they think it's wonderful to have more democrats practically tha

so i think that with regard to -- someone else suggested that, it wasn't tom freedman. someone wrote an op ed said the last ten minutes ought tom fact checkers coming out and saying he didn't tell the truth. that's not the role of the debate. >> also too in tom column he advocate that had the candidates themselves choose the fact checkers. if the last time that the candidates choose the moderators and rejected over 100 you can imagine the debate over the fact checkers. so in practical terms it would be virtually impossible and so ultimately it would have to be the role of the media that plays the important role as fact checkers. >> thank you. we were talking about the selection of the moderators earlier. this is a question from christian. in the history of the presidential debates there has never been a latino moderater. latinos are the largest ethnic voting block in this election. will you commit to having a latino moderater for the debates this year? are any in conversation? >> well, i don't want to answer that other than to say that one of the most difficult things we

tom: eric freedman joins us right now. question, you are going to work this week with the clients of u.s. bank wealth management. what do you advise them to do given the cacophony from the building? eric: thank you so much for having us on. we think the path right now is to just wait and keep optionality in your portfolio. what i mean specifically is that we are not too far away from election, but it also sounds distanced from the vaccine. there is a lot of open questions about just how responsive congress will be. right now, we are in this period of not really an edge in terms of what i and other investors can forecast. when will a vaccine arrive and when my congress take action? someiewpoint has been own growth, but also recognize we are going to be in some rocky roads. keep full faith in credit in your bond portfolio and let's see how price really drives action across both fed and congress right now. lisa: given the fact prices will likely go higher, this seems to be the tone across the board, people saying there is goi