i've said that on the air before, not to you, trey. >> trey: i think mike pence paid senator harris thehest compliment you can pay a fellow, treat them the same you would if a man were sitting there. i watched the debate four years ago, i thought he treated kamala harris like he would anyone else, what he is supposed to do. she was in the courtroom with murderists and rapists, i don't think she is intimidated by a man as gent iile and she doesn' need george stephanopoulos that wear makeup and ask dumb questions for a living to be defending her, that is patronizing in and of itself. >> dagen: i will defend her facial expressions, much talk, what do you do if you don't make faces and express yourself, then you get accused of having a resting mmm face, my personal problem. we're "outnumbered," in just a moment. joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of

trey, it is as you tell it.he senate is going to do what it's going to do and people are waiting, and waiting, and waiting. >> kennedy: when are they going to get relief, jessica? how does this stalein mate end? >> jessica: hopefully it ends -- when does this stalemate end? >> jessica: hopefully it ends by midnight tonight. we see spikes in coronavirus cases in a number of states having to move us backward economically having to preserve people's health so i would be in favor of getting the skinny bill done to get the checks out there but if we pass the $2.2 trillion or the $1.8 trillion, everybody winds, the american public is going to hold everybody's feet to the fire who did not make sure everybody was bailed out when they bailed out the auto industry in 2008, these people need it as much if not more than those people who got it in the past, it benefits everybody to pass this. >> kennedy: who doesn't win? my children don't win. they'll have to pay that bill and there could be so much corruption and we don't h

hour, i'll speak with trey gowdy about who knew what and when. vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris squaring off in utah tonight for the first vice presidential debate. what to expect, coming up. markets are higher, take a look at futures, a gain in the triple digits this morning, the dow industrials up 129 points, nasdaq up 43, s&p 500 higher by 13. this after markets fell yesterday after president trump walked away from the stimulus talks with speaker nancy pelosi. the president tweeting no more stimulus talks until after the election. causing an afternoon reversal. the dow industrials down 376 points at the close, the nasdaq lower by 177 and the s&p 500 down 47. briefing -- bracing for impact, hurricane delta churning toward the gulf coast now, some southern states declaring a state of emergency. raining -- reining in big tech, lawmakers weighing whether or not top tech firms should be broken up. getting away from it all during election week, the $5 underground adventure to get away from it all making a buzz this morning. "morni

treys treys why is rudy giuliani talking about the president's condition?, rudy is an old friend of the president. they've known each other for decades. i think this is frankly a friend wanting to convey how, you know, the president of the united states is strong in getting through this. we've had a lot of folks wanting to go out and champion america's champion, president trump, and i think that's what rudy was doing. trace: yeah, alyssa farah good to see you, thank you. joe biden is set to travel to south florida tomorrow as campaign announces it will releases the results of all his coronavirus tests going forward, let's bring in jacqui heinrich with more on this in wilmington. reporter: joe biden is being tested today ahead of a trip to florida tomorrow. dr. jill biden is also heading to florida where she will be hosting a drive-in event. now this protocol is a step beyond the campaign's previous promise back in august that they would regularly at the time both candidates and make it public if either positive. i asked the campaign if they would make a pos

in a moment jacqui heinrich reports from the biden team trey gowdy has analysis but john roberts leads our reporting. he is live there in nashville tennessee today. john? >> bill, good afternoon to you. up until now story about abandoned laptop. orphaned hard drive legally blind computer technician and rudy giuliani. today the story taking a new twist now focusing on tony b. >> bhmplet ulinski decorated navy veteran. company hunter biden and uncle jim biden and the partnership with a chinese energy firm. now, for the past few days fox has been focusing and reporting on an email that was found on hunter biden's laptop that detailed the percentage split of this partnership of $10 million with this chinese firm and the 10% of that would go to, quote: the big guy. and the statement to fox news bobulinski saying the reference to the big guy in the much publicized email is in fact a reference to joe biden. hunter biden called his dad the big guy or my chairman and frequently referenced asking him for his sign-off or advice on various potential deals that we were discussing. the senate homela

that's not trey gowdy, that's mike davis. so be it, mike, let's begin with you. >> they make barrett is doing an exceptional job today, showing the american people that she is exceptionally well-qualified tob just like the bar association just rated her. she is adept at answering these questions, she knows what she's allowed to answer. just like she did in her hearing in 2017 or the seventh circuit, she is doing a very good job today. >> bill: standby. andy mccarthy, were you surprised by the statement, "i am not on a mission to destroy the affordable care act." when you hear that analyzing this earlier in the day that is a suggestion of a clear signal as to how she could potentially rule in this case before the court in november. what do you think about that? >> i think she's been very careful to try to make clear that in her mind, this is not an affordable care act case in the sense of i, amy barrett are making a decision about the policy of obamacare. she is looking at this as a severability case and repeated again from wh

todd: trey yingst live for us in jerusalem. trey, thank you.: now joining me is author of covid, the politics of fear and the power of science, dr. marc siegel. good to see you this morning. thanks for being here. >> hey, jillian, good morning. jillian: good morning. let's take a look at the new 234u7number. on friday, the u.s. cases hit the highest since july 29th. 21 states have set a seven-day peak for new coronavirus cases. you can see them on the map. you heard dr. anthony fauci say it would have to be really, really bad for another lockdown to happen. what in your mind does that mean? >> i agree with dr. fauci on this. i think there's tremendous costs to lockdown, not just the fear it creates and anxiety as i write in my book, that issue alone, 28% of americans are currently depressed because of the previous lockdowns but there's also delays in cancer screening of up to 80%, decrease in screenings. there's people not getting dental care, mental health services, medical care. all of this, plus the economic cost makes it a disaster. jillian

trey, thank you. arthel.rthel: well, eric, officers in the nation's largest city retiring at record numbers. top cops in new york city say it's a troubling trend. so what does this mean for protecting the public? that's ahead. arthel: nypd officers are retiring and resigning in large numbers and police union officials say it's partly due to pressure from racial justice advocates to defund or reform police departments. alex hogan is live in new york city with more. hi, alex knew just as we've seen in many people leaving new york city, we're also seeing a higher portion of officers leaving the nypd this year. according to an e-mail sent to fox news from the nypd, more than 2,000 officers retired or submitted their retirement papers this year. that's an increase of 87% compared to 2019. there are just under 34,500 members of the new york city police department. commissioner says he thinks an uptick from retirement stems from an increase in crime. he is calling for more resources and a call for change. >> we want

trey. >> reporter: todd, jillian, good morning.e president was treated for covid-19 yesterday at the walter reed medical center, he did receive a national security briefing via tell tele. daniel:teleconference.>> i thiw that the united states government is steady at the tiller and that we're protecting the american people. >> reporter: the call took place on a secure line and including national security advisor robert o'brien, vice president mike pence, secretary of state mike pompeo, defense secretary mark esper and chief of staff mark meadows. the united states continues to monitor for unusual activity from state actors, so far there have been many acts of public support including one in israel, in tel aviv, where a billboard went up saying god bless you, donald and melania. something to keep an eye on moving forward is the possibility of cyber attacks. we know that every day countries like china and iran try to launch cyber attacks against u.s. infrastructure and this could be a target if any group or country decides to take adv

trey yingst live with the breaking details. trey, we have been down this road before. >> we have.ley, steve, good morning. at least three people are dead and several injured after a stabbing attack in nyeste, france. the attack happened around 9:00 a.m. local time and is being treated as a suspected act of terrorism according to the mayor of nyeste. a man who conducted this stabbing was shouting allah akbar as he did near a church that suspect in police custody. this followed the beheading of a french teacher who showed students a picture of cartoon of mohammed. condemned by french magazine charlie hebdo new threats against the french people. the threat people does high and red amid the controversy cartoons. macron was breached on the situation this morning and head to nyeste today. three people are dead and several juries after a stabbing attack in nice, france. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right, trey. thank you very much. this morning we have been talking about how yesterday the senate commerce committee was investigating what they referred to on the republican side as a b

trey gowdy, thank you very much, sir.you, yes, ma'am. >> martha: moments ago the commission on presidential debates announced new rules ahead of thursday 'a spinal there will be a mute buzzer button, so that should be interesting on thursday. we will tell you details on the other side of this break. stick around. ♪ so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd. it is my vision so my plan includes preservision. i discovered my great aunt ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for world war ii. she was only 17. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big d

thanks, trey. >> thank you.mation hearing. one of her former students joins us next. but first, it's my privilege to ask sandra smith what's coming up on her show. sandra, what's coming up on your show? sandra: good morning, everyone. fourth and final day of the confirmation hearing for the supreme court nominee, judge amy coney barrett, about to be underway on capitol hill. we will hear from expert witness testimony with her confirmation all but surgeon at this point. -- certain at this point. shannon bream, jonathan turley joining us top of the hour, join bill hemmer and me as we take you through the next few hours here live from ""america's newsroom." " see you i' a few minutes. cou, at sea, and downtown. but don't worry, julie... robitussin shuts coughs down. we live with at&t and we are well past the honeocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more

gowdy you know from former congressman trey gowdy who stepped in you know to sort of chair the house intelligence committee you know said hey if you're innocent act like it and there were a lot of people look. being at president trump statements about hillary clinton's e-mails or calling on russia to you know generate these and we now know from the senate intelligence committee report which is a bipartisan report that there was a very dense set of interactions from lots of folks in trump world with russia whereas the president had said no one in his campaign at any that there are these gaps and i know that you got stuck in a crucible to try to explain these gaps and fell into legal jeopardy so i read very carefully that you've made a distinction between violations of law and perhaps violations of posture and i'd love to know how you rationalize what you heard and saw and some of the gestures you know because you were held and made accountable for a lot of this sure and look there's multitude of components that kind of fit into this for example paul is already being targeted as a repu

trey, good morning. >> reporter: todd, good morning.overnment is threatening to arrest americans in response to the persecution of individuals who are affiliated with the chinese mill friday and were conducting research in the united states. we do know over the summer the fbi arrested multiple researchers who were allegedly coordinating with chinese diplomats at consisten consulate united states. they are looking at intelligence gathering by these individuals. the trump administration ordered china to close the consulate in houston in august. tension remains between washington and beijing. the state department responded saying if china wants to be seen as the world's leading nation, it should respect the rule of law and stop taking hostages. in the past china hazard foreign individuals living in the country on arbitrary charges so this could endanger american citizens who are traveling or living yoliving abroad. todd: thank you very much. today house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin will resume talks on covid-1

>> dagen: marie harf, mollie hemingway and trey gowdy, thank you ladies and sir. i always have to say sir. >> trey: yes, ma'am, thank you. >> dagen: thanks to everybody. right now, here is harris. >> harris: the trump and biden campaigns may be close to a deal on how to move forward after president trump said he would not take part in next week's virtual debate. ah, there is news. "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the second debate set for next thursday, was thrown into limbo when the president blasted the decision to have the candidates appear from separate locations, following his coronavirus diagnosis. the president called the changes unacceptable in an interview with maria bart. >> pres. trump: you sit behind computer and do debate, ridiculous. they cut you off when they want. i don't want to do a virtual debate, virtual debate is a joke. no reason. i'm in great shape. i just, unlike joe, i don't have the luxury of staying in a basement all day long, i'm running a country. >> harris: former vice president biden reacted this way. >> we don't know wha

let's bring in trey trey gowdy, former chairman of house government and oversight committee and authork." good morning, trey. >> good morning, ainsley, how are you? i'mainsley: i'm doing well, thak you. what were your top takeaways? >> the president did much better than the first debate. you know, joe biden said no mandatory minimums in the law. i mean, he said that last night, which means that murderers and child rapists are eligible for probation, but there was no follow up. i still don't know who the big guy is. i didn't hear the moderator ask joe biden who the big guy is. so the lack of follow-up questions, but the president, i thought, did exponentially better than the first time. brian: the other networks said it was a smear campaign. he actually said the russians put rudy giuliani up to this. number one, is it hunter's laptop? number two, is that his signature? and, number three, isn't that an fbi receipt that picked it up? tell me where the russians come into that, trey? >> well, they don't. which is why the only relevant question is whether or not the underlying material is au

trey, good morning. >> reporter: todd, good morning.an backed militias inside iraq announced a cease fire against u.s. targets, now this pause in attacks does come with a contingency plan and that is the iraqi government will release a timeline for u.s. troop withdrawal. america has thousands of troops assisting in stabilization efforts and a continued fight against what is left of isis. a spokesperson for arraignan backed militia group says if it doesn't withdraw they will resume military activities with all the capacities available to them. they are responsible for various rocket attacks on the u.s. embassy in baghdad over the past year. the group is responsible in part for the storming of the u.s. embassy in january that led president trump to target qassem soleimani in a drone strike. if the cease fire holds it could mean americans will maintain the u.s. embassy in baghdad. there was talk of pulling out u.s. diplomats over concerns over future rocket attacks. todd: president trump hoping to strike a last minute nuclear arms deal wit

trey gowdy, thank you so much. >> yes, man >> martha: if you don't want to deal with a bunch of strangers, now is your chance. people have the option of renting out an entire theater for just $99. you are allowed to have up to 20 people and you get your choice of either new or classic movies, which i think sounds like a great steel. i don't know about you, bill hemmer, but would you take that deal? $99. >> bill: you could do that and bring the whole neighborhood >> martha: yeah, we should try to help them out. have a great show, bill. >> bill: we will see you in two hours at five? >> martha: yeah. >> bill: cool, dana. let's keep rolling come everybody. i'm bill hemmer. just over two weeks until election day. any moment now, the president holds a campaign rally before heading to tucson for another rally later tonight. the president is slamming joe biden sending 100 alleged emails. he called them "criminal enterprise. he called the reporting a smear campaign. as of today, get this, more than 27 million americans have already cast their ballots. we will

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gillian: trey yingst live in jerusalem. thank you so much.back to nevada where just a few minutes before 11:00 a.m., the president on his way to california, you can see the motorcade, the president did not talk to the press, we will get to hear from him at 7:00 p.m. eastern from carson city nevada. those remarks live on the fox news channel. ♪ who's supporting prop 15? governor gavin newsom. the governor says prop 15 is, "fair, phased-in, and long overdue reform", that "will exempt small businesses and residential property owners." join governor newsom. vote yes on 15. who's supkamala harris.5? harris says, "a corporate tax loophole has allowed billions to be drained from our public schools and local communities. no more. i'm proud to support prop 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the content of this ad. leland: fox news alert the former vice president joe biden has begun speaking in durham du, north carolina before the debate on thursday night, let's listen in. >> i went to a little while and washington and appa

here with reaction fox news contributor's trey gowdy and jason chaffetz.hatever you do don't ever show a sign of kindness to somebody in the republican party or the radical left will come after y you. i don't even know why you two were friends, to be very blunt. you probably wouldn't even shake jason's hand, would you? >> jason doesn't like to shake hands but i will tell you this, i too have been hugged by lindsey graham and i promise you that is punishment enough. you should not also lose your senate seat, that is enough punishment. >> sean: the state of the race, how do you see this 18 days out? >> i think donald trump is going to win, i think enthusiasm wins races. i think donald trump has it in spades. i think joe biden is play it safe, don't say anything, don't hear anything, don't take any positions, don't be honest, don't be candid, don't take any tough questions. to that the losing formula. i think they look at the town halls last night, they see donald trump will take as many bullets as you can shoot at him and they will keep answering questions a

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jon: trey yingst in jerusalem.irus must bring in fox news medical contributor doctor marty may carry physician and professor of public health at john hopkins university, what is the reason for the surging cases, is it masks, are people letting their guard down, what is going on. >> when people get tired of the cautions of mitigation you see a relaxing letting down the guard that's why we see spread during family events, gatherings in europe they have a lot of old buildings, poor ventilation, there is a pub culture where we know that is a recipe for super spreading events and they have been burned badly, if you remember during the first surge they had rationing other hospitals and they remember that very clearly. jon: president trump was speaking in gainesville wisconsin talking about lockdowns, it does not sound like the president things locking down the economy is an effective tactic. >> joe biden would terminate our recovery with the church owning and unscientific lockdown, not that you're already in it and he wi

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more on day one of jury barrett's hearing bring in trey gowdy and james trustee. i want to play a sound from senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. take a listen. >> cannot divorce the nominee and her views from the election we are in. we didn't choose to do this now, to plop a supreme court nomination here in the middle of an election. they did. yes, judge, i think this hearing is a sham. i think it shows real messed up priorities from the republican party. >> dana: trey gowdy, let's get your thoughts about her strong feelings there. >> um, they were strong. it almost sounded like her voice was breaking. i'm sure she means every word she said. but you know, presidents are president, dana, for four years. they can wage war the last day in office, they can sign bills. they can grant clemency. if the senate has misjudged the american people, there will be a consequence to be played. just like if they misjudged merrick garland you would expect a lot of voters to have been voted out of office. if they weren't maybe it's not as big as a miscalculation as she may think. >>

hi, trey. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon.t wave of covid-19. now a second wave of the virus threatening to overwhelm medical systems across the region. the country of france does stand out on a list of countries that are fighting off new infection spikings. french officials confirmed more than 32,000 new coronavirus cases yesterday alone. a curfew did go into place this weekend affecting 20 million people in paris and eight other cities. this didn't stop less kents -- residents from getting in one last drink or meal. >> translator: i can see why it would be really tough for restaurant owners. i'm the first person to feel sorry for them. but there comes a point where you have to strike a balance between public health and the health of the economy, and i think we're trying to do our best. it's not easy for everyone. >> reporter: now to the united kingdom where hundreds protested new lockdown restrictions in london with more than 700,000 cases and rising numbers, british prime minister boris johnson is implementing local lockdow

thank you, trey yingst, live from jerusalem. eric: that does it for arthel and me.ll are it all next weekend. and tomorrow night on special report we're going to have the results of a special in-depth fox news investigation of mail-in ballots. we'll tell you what happened when we mailed 500 of them, so that should be an interesting story that we've been working on for a few months. right, arthel? arthel: i'll check you out on bret baier's show, for sure. thanks for watching us, everybody. ♪ ♪ at visionworks, we want you to feel safe and we want you to see yourself in your new glasses and think, "ooh!" but if you get home and your "ooh" is more of a "hmm..." you have 100 days to change your mind. that's the visionworks difference. . . . the most dangerous thing about rheumatoid arthritis is often unseen. because the pain you're feeling could be a sign of irreversible joint damage. every day you live with pain, swelling, and stiffness... you risk not being able to do the things you love. especially in these times, it's important to keep up with your rheumatologist. sc

there's our problems are going to buy you that he was a player and i really would love you to listen to trey's or because theresa she cheap bases her hope on the history of chile that perhaps this referendum could be a milestone in chinese history and $0.70 to asia. these protests were dangerous and bad places not because of the protesters but because of the heart and violent police repression that we suffered in the streets this 21st of october will be voting to change the political constitution that was a post of the day to ship in chile in the late 1900 most of the jump people and most of the country hopes that the referendum least approving a change of the political constitution and that hopefully this change is made by a constitutional convention which will mean that we will be able to choose 100 percent of the people in charge of making this change happen. and under this so much hope that so much possibility what is your gut telling you about the upcoming referendum on october the 25th when you know the best. option but i hope we if we use their conventional constitution convention i thi

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to be looking at them or we've been distracted from what we should really be worrying about here trey's book is like a family restaurant so it is a family product it is something with it a lot of children there in mom and dad in grandpa and grandma and these people they know they are not asking for this level of encryption anyone who wants to use a higher level of encryption can go and use nice. what facebook is doing it is introducing all those very evaleen.

trey, stand by.martha, we were hearing from senator mike lee who made news appearing in person 10 days after his positive coronavirus test said he is feeling better. he said barrett will be a jurist, not a policymaker. i want to tell everybody the nominee herself will be speaking when they return seven more senators will give their opening remarks which will include kamala harris. she spoke this morning. she will be appearing virtually from her senate office. she said republicans are quote trying to push through ram through a supreme court justice for a lifetime appointment while almost 7 million people have already voted. we'll hear from her shortly as well. martha. >> i believe senator harris's office is not far away at all. it's on the first floor of the hart building. she will be appearing from her senate office rather than walking down to this hearing room 219 in the senate hart office building. but one of the things that i would point out from a political perspective is that there has been a ta

course we're talking 2530 years ago that i think he was wrong but i'm talking about somebody who into trey's scalia proteges now so the question is are we going to hold biden to a standard of what he did decades ago and said he misstep and therefore say we go with somebody that a that supports that right now and i think given the choices it would be unwise to go with the right now big it and not the one that says this was not my intentions it did leave the wrong place when you're a reverend you believe in redemption clearly well how about something more or more recent than kemal a harris you nicer in this book she fought to keep innocent people in jail she booked payments to wrongly convicted people as a prosecutor in california argued for keeping nonviolent offenders in jail as a cheap labor source she opposed d.n.a. testing to exonerate prisoners on death row why are you so nice about chemical harris which i think she did not is the impact of some of that i think some of that many of us criticized her for and in support of many didn't support to be for those reasons donna primers but i thi

i wouldn't you know it was the trade issue see the media missed it the democrats missed it it was trey and i want people understand your student trade policy it hurt them and you know what george lived on in her white people black people and brown people all people that hit ok i'm not we aren't i would argue that. trump's made some inroads with hispanic and african-american voters is common not much but enough that maybe the election but i would argue the election's going to tip this time around whether those voters in pennsylvania ohio minnesota wisconsin michigan where it went with her out last time or do again this time around in fumigate so many endorsements he's received the unions have been indorsing in the police forces in indorsing in all these groups that are traditionally very democratic so that's an interesting phenomenon to how but step back and forth is going to be a big factor backing up here i do think the democrats are taking note here much more seriously than republicans and i think most democrats you're active in their party want medicare for all and the problem with