or joining us now is our correspondent carolina chinmoy in washington carolina the president says he's doing well as we just saw did he go defend his decision to continue campaigning without a mask well he said he wants to continue with the campaign as soon as possible he gave this statement without a mask though and we do know that the president himself has been very critical and towards this kind of measures like wearing a mask or keeping social distance donald trump has been even making fun of people who follow this caution rules so the mask has during the campaign it has become almost a political symbol now after donald trump himself has gone through this we'll have to see if he really changes openly his mind on the measures to prevent a more infections. carolyn that stay with us we're going to take a look back over a pretty hectic last 24 hours since mr trump revealed he had the coronavirus earlier the president's doctor had also given an upbeat assessment of his progress but the follow up questions have shifted to the focus on timing of trump's diagnosis and infection you. just t

es mi reporte en vivo desde washington. carolina al aÑo, si estÁs en ese caso debes pedir tu estÍmulo de $1200 a travÉs de un formulario electrÓnico que estÁ disponible en tu idioma en la pÁgina web. borjas: informaron que ella identificaron a dos mujeres migrantes de su paÍs a las que presuntamente le realizaron una cirugÍa de ginecología sin su consentimiento mientras estaba en un centro de detenciÓn en ice, dijo que estÁ en contacto en un abogado sobre una posible demanda colectiva de estas mujeres mexicanas que han sido detenidas en dichas instalaciones. carolina: ya se verÁ la valiente reacciÓn de un niÑo cuando unos hombres armados llegan en casa, tenemos las imÁgenes. borjas le despertaron con la noticia que habÍa ganado el premio nobel. carolina: y seguimos en vivo con ustedes en tu "ediciÓn digital".hoy martes, un dÍa clave en estados unidos. el primer dÍa de votaciÓn temprana. desde la madrugada cientos haciendo largas colas y millones de personas registradas para votar . 2 millones mÁs que hace cuatro aÑos. es el segundo

es mi reporte en vivo desde washington. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn.n tercer evento de campaÑa dÍas despuÉs de haber estado hospitalizado con coronavirus. habÍa cientos de simpatizantes que se reunieron sin distancia fÍsica inclusos algunos sin mÁscara. afuera alguien colocÓ un cartel gigante con una flecha y el mensaje trump-covid, un evento super propagador. borja: por su parte el doctor anthony fauci calificÓ como una situaciÓn de riesgo. explicó que cuando se congrega a tanta gente sin mÁscara es una oportunidad perfecta para que suceda un brote. despuÉs de ver el resultado positivo del presidente confÍa en que donald trump ya no estÉ contagiando. nos cuenta aylen del toro. fsg 1 casa blanca melania trump aylen: inmediatamente pensÓ en su hijo de 14 aÑos. escribiÓ: mi miedo se hizo realidad cuando dio positivo. afortunadamente es un adolescente fuerte y no presenta sÍntomas. este diagnÓstico la casa blanca nunca lo compartiÓ. cuando se le preguntÓ cómo estaba su hijo, dijo simplemente que bien. >> [audio en inglÉs] aylÉn: la primera dama escribiÓ q

es mi reporte en vivo desde washington. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn.ada por aquellos que defienden grupos civiles como de odio y supremacÍa blanca. es de origen cubano, ella nos tiene parte de esta entrevista. [audio en inglÉs] ilia: ¿cuÁl fue tu reacciÓn cuando el presidente trump los mencionÓ? >> estuve super happy. en nombre de nosotros estaba en el debate presidencial. ilia: pero dijo "proud boys"... >> Él estaba respondiendo joe biden. lo que Él pensaba, lo que joe biden pensaba que era un grupo de supremacÍa blanca. eso quiere decir que joe biden no estÁ informado. el presidente la contestÓ y le dijo. [hablan inglÉs] ilia: quiero que me digas si esa respuesta es tuya en un chat que dice, despuÉs de que el presidente dice [habla en inglÉs] ¿quÉ quiere decir esa respuesta? >> [habla en inglÉs] ilia: tÚ dices que ustedes dos son un grupo supremacista blanco. ¿quÉ son entonces? >> [habla en inglÉs] ilia: los catalogÓ a ustedes como un grupo de odio. ¿son un grupo de odio? >> dependiendo de cÓmo preguntas, sÍ. ¿odiamos a personas? [audio en inglÉs] el

joining us now is our correspondent in washington greetings carolina we just heard the president say he's doing well did he also defend his decision to continue containing without a mask. well in this video of the 2nd one he released from the hospital his 70 trying to kill the room morris we heard yesterday saying that his health condition was quite serious we don't know though if this is going to change anything on his position towards the measures to stop the infections in the states like wearing a mask or keeping keeping social distance we have to consider that the mask has almost become a political symbol in this country trump has treaties ice the mask and even made fun of joe biden for example during the presidential debate because he always wears a mask is he now going to change that position openly perhaps after having been hospitalized for several days due to his 1000 infection so we don't know. as you know more people in the president's inner circle have tested positive in recent days how certain or we did that rose garden event was in fact the super spreader moment within t

over the next next couple of days or joining us now is our correspondent carolina chinmoy in washington carolina the president says he's doing well as we just saw does he defend his decision to continue campaigning without a mosque well he said he wants to continue with the campaign as soon as possible he gave this statement without a mask though and we do know that the president himself has been very critical and towards this kind of measure it's like wearing a mask or keeping social distance donald trump has been even making fun of people who follow this caution rules so the mask has during the campaign it has become almost a political symbol now after donald trump himself has gone through this will have to see if he really changes openly his mind on the measures to prevent a more infections. ok carolyn stay with us we're going to take a look back over a pretty hectic last 24 hours since mr trump revealed he had the coronavirus earlier the president's doctor had also given an upbeat assessment of these progress but the follow up questions have shifted to the focus on timing of trumps diagnosis

in washington, carolina shively, fox news. >>> it seems there's a lot of excitement about this year's election, early voting is setting records in some parts of the bay area. >> be out of town on the third, so i got to make sure that i get to voice my opinion because i cannot complain if i don't come out on vote. >>> coming up next, a look at how many mail-in ballots have already been cast. i didn't choose this job because it was easy. but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. >>> voters across the country and here in the bay area are expected to shatter previous records on early voting. allie rasmus tells us that some bay area counties are already seeing a big increase in mail- in ballots be

carolyn a few more in washington force thank you so much carolina. since donald trump announced his diagnosis on twitter late on thursday misinformation has been spreading on social media about the president some are even questioning if trump is actually ill who can we trust when it comes to the president's health reporter. joins me now to talk more about this where do we begin to lay i mean to tell us about the theories that are spreading on line you know 1st of all there is of course no evidence that trump was lying about his diagnosis is now being treated in hospital for covert 19 and as with any conspiracy theory it would have taken a lot of people to be in on it if it were if if their theories with what truth it is fair to question a statement that comes from donald trump washington post at their latest how they said he had made 20000 false or misleading claims in 122-0000. might get to $25.00 by the end of by the end of october. and so when this news broke on wednesday social media really exploded with with theories on both extremes of the poli

or go now to our washington correspondent carolina chinmoy is there for us carolyn we're seeing the president walk unassisted to the helicopter at the white house and then locke was walking off in maryland what's the latest you've heard on his condition. well we know that this is definitely not a run of the mill situation his conditions seems to be quite serious we know that something has definitely changed they were expected to stay at the white house that's what the white house press people said and then sat only if they said that he's going to though it was a remote area medical center so all of 7 this change this is an indication for a serious situation probably more serious than we think especially if we consider that donald trump he doesn't like to show any kind of a weakness and say you don't even wears a mask normally and now being transferred to a hospital he did and all his staff did and it seems that his symptoms are getting worse and that is also what we know about the virus was it gets progressively worse carolyn what can you tell us about the kind of treatment mr trump is likely

correspondent carolina chernoi in washington d.c. and stacey bivins with me here in the studio from our u.s. election team to give us some analysis but i do it want to start with you carolina this is a debate comes at the end of an unprecedented week in u.s. politics what were the chances that this debate would it take place at all after all we've seen. well it's not really a surprise clear because this white spread concern over the virus a recent polling showed that a large majority of americans really wanted the bates to go ahead outs planned also this is an opportunity for both parties to present themselves in a more political and more presidential way than their presidential candidates did steering the last presidential debate and the outbreak of the current i was in the white house and the infection of the president also of course served as an important reminder of the main role for a vice president that is to be able to step in and lead in case the president is ill or dies and this is why even though vice president. as you alrea

political science and director of the merit is polls at merritt's college in raleigh, north carolina. washington at 7:00. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. coming up live on friday, c-span's campaign coverage continues with vice president pence speaking at a campaign rally in flagstaff, arizona at 2:00 p.m. eastern. joe biden speaks to supporters in st. paul, minnesota. senator harris makes a stop in houston, texas. on c-span two at 3:00 p.m. the hoover institution hosts a discussion on china's global influence and relations with the u.s.. at 6:00, president trump holds a campaign rally in rochester, minnesota. >> four days before election day south carolina republican senator lindsey graham and his democratic opponent jamie harrison debate. live coverage at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. is the daughter and advisor to president trump. she had lined an event in bluebell, pennsylvania, a pennsylvania suburb. she is interviewed by sarah huckabee sanders. this is 30 minutes. >>

es mi reporte en vivo desde washington, vuelvo con ustedes. carolina vivo por tu cadena univision el debate final, el Último cara a cara del exvicepresidente joe biden y el presidente donald trump. todo esto comienza con un programa especial previo al debate empezando en las 20:00. borja: mientras tanto, vamos con mÁs noticias. la corte suprema permitirÁ que las boletas por correo en pensilvania, un estado crÍtico para el eventual reelecciÓn de donald trump, sean contadas si se reciben tres dÍas despuÉs del dÍa de las elecciones, siempre y cuando el sello postal muestre la fecha del envÍo del 3 de noviembre o antes. este fallo constituye un golpe para los republicanos de ese estado que exigÍan que sÓlo se cuente antes de la jornada electoral. carolina: hoy a la medianoche se vence el plazo para el que el gobierno llegue a un acuerdo al nuevo paquete de ayuda econÓmica por esta pandemia. de no conseguirlo, habrÍa que esperar hasta despuÉs de las elecciones. si bien el presidente trump ha dicho que estÁ listo para igualar lo exigido por demÓcratas, el lÍ

he's been around washington forever. south carolina voters don't like washington.xciting new face that's come along here who has some fresh new ideas. and i think the recipe on election day for jaime harrison is a surge in particular white suburban female voters, older voters who are upset about president trump's handling of covid, and a lot of new young voters who are coming along. as i said earlier, craig, i think if you're an incumbent and you're below 50% and heading into election day, you're in serious trouble, and graham is. >> i've enjoyed this conversation, gentlemen, thank you both. former governor jim hodges, thank you. rob godfrey, thanks to you as well. that does it for me on a friday. report reports starts after a short break. orts starts after a short break. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. i remember herwho was because she had a bracelet that had the names of her children. she asked me, 'doctor, am i going to be okay?' and i could not give her the answer that i wanted to give her. there

carolina. who is tired of lindsey graham going to washington dc to represent dc instead of south carolina.e where 30% of rural communities don't have access to broadband. they can't do what they are doing thousand. 14 of our 46 counties have now obgyns. i know you had a baby last year. we had a baby as well. 14 of our 46 counties there was not one obgyn in the entire county. 250,000 people don't have health care because they have expanded medicate. there is a hunger for something different. for a senator that represents all of the people of south carolina and not just a select group. that is why we have garnered the attention that we have gotten. i support joe biden, but at the end of the day for me my focus is the race for this u.s. senate. >> you found one of my soft spots with maternal care. let me ask you another way, there are voters in your state that will vote for trump and are potentially going to vote for you but might be worried that as a democratic you're going to do everything you can if he wins reelection to stop him from enacting education. what do you say to that voter to co

and we do have a team analysis here tonight with carolina chinmoy in washington d.c. and stacey bivins of from our us election team here to tell us more they want to start with you carolina because so much of the lead up to this debate tonight was dominated by the question of president donald trump's health after he spent 3 days in hospital with a covert 1000 diagnosis do you think of vice president penn's was able to shift the topic away from that tonight. maybe maybe away from donald trump and. infection with kobe at 19 but not from depend damn it claire did dominate the debate because it affects all issues that were talked tackled by the mother at home for example an employee man that is raising because of the pandemic the economic crashed also because of the pandemic 221-0000 that's because of the pandemic as well and the groups that are especially affected it's the black population hispanics the minorities so the pandemic really affects most of the issues that were at tackled by by the moderator so there was no way out there was no way of not talking about the pan

washington. >> in north carolina's highly contested senate race a campaign aide tells fox news sexual text messagestic senate candidate coming into a woman who is not his wife are, quote, legitimate, screen grabs of text messages between cunningham and arlene guzman todd, a married public relations strategist were first published online thursday evening, he wants to kiss her and she says she wants to spend the night with him. cunningham says he will not drop out of the race, quote, i have hurt my family, disappointed my friends, the first step in repairing those relationships is taking complete responsibility which i do. i ask my family's privacy be respected in this personal matter. north carolina's senate race is the most expensive in the nation. real clear politics average unfold has cunningham ahead of republican senator john telus by 6 and a half points but most of the polls were conducted before the scandal. senator telus on the other hand tested positive for coronavirus last weekend is now self isolating at home with less then a month before election day. >> getting diagnosed with covid-19 i

early in person voting expanded to several states and voters in north carolina, washington, louisianafour more states will open in person early voting. and while the turnout pushes records, there is other record setting news in the state of texas. nearly 17 million people have now registered to vote. that's nearly two million more voters since 2016. and get this. a new crucial ruling that could impact the election in michigan. a key battleground state. the state court of appeals now says absentee ballots must arrive by election day to be counted. the court blocking a ruling that had to be extending a dualing for two additional weeks. team coverage right now with our correspondents all across the country this morning. >> let's go first to north carolina, where more than one million voters are already casting their ballots. that's where we fine lee an caldwell in durham, lk. good morning to you. we've seen plenty of long lines and many there in north carolina. the first two days of in person early voting there. do you expect the same sort of feel at least today? . the long ne

and the professor of political science at merritt his college in raleigh, north carolina. 7:00 washington at a.m. eastern. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, tweets.sages, and with vice president pence arizona.aff, joe biden speaks to reporters in st. paul, minnesota. at 8:35 senator harris makes a campaign stop in houston. on c-span two at 3:00 p.m., the hoover institution hosts a discussion on china's global influence and relation with the u.s.. at 6:00, president trump holds a campaign rally in rochester, minnesota. days before election day, south carolina republican lindsey graham and his democratic opponent jamie 7:00 p.m.ebate at eastern on c-span. presidential candidate kamala harris joined a virtual event hosted by senator bernie sanders focused [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] sanders: good evening, thank you for joining us

carolyn a few more in washington for us thank you so much carolina. since donald trump announced his diagnosis on twitter late on thursday misinformation has been spreading on social media about the president some are even questioning if trump is actually ill who can we trust when it comes to the president's health reporter joins me now to talk more about this where do we begin to lay i mean tell us about the theories that are spreading on line you know 1st of all there is of course no evidence that trump was lying about his diagnosis is now being treated in hospital for covert 19 and as with any conspiracy theory it would have taken a lot of people to be in on it if it were if if their theories with what truth it is fair to question a statement that comes from donald trump washington post at the latest having said he had made 20000 false or misleading claims in 202-0000. might get to $25.00 by the end of by the end of october. and so when this news broke on wednesday social media really exploded with with theories on both extremes of the political sp

we're going to bring it back here in studio and get some more reaction from our washington a correspondent carolina chinmoy and stacey bivins from our u.s. election team here with me in the studio and carolyn i want to start with you again so much of the lead up to this debate was dominated by the question of donald trump's health and do you think vice president pens in this debate was at all able to shift the topic away to something else tonight. well not really not in the sense of the pandemic of the current coronaviruses it really dominated the debate and this is also clear because it affects all other issues that were tackled by the mother a year today for example on employment the unemployment is raising because of covert economic crashed also because of the pandemic internationally money international monetary fund expects a recession of 8 percent for the united states by the way also the more than 210000 deaths in this in this country because of the cause of it this all has also special . specially affected minorities the black population hispanics so either way the moderator try to speak ab

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he cares more about his political relevance in washington than south carolina.about political opportunityism. lindsey is only in it for himself. >> graham is trying to link harrison to nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. graham says he realizes he has a target on his back. >> where the hell is this money coming from? what is it about south carolina that attracted almost $100 million into jamie harrison's coffers? they hate me. this is not about mr. harrison. this is about liberals hating my guts because i stood up for kavanaugh when they tried to destroy his life. this is about me helping donald trump. >> graham and harrison were due to square off in another debate tonight but they have been bickering over graham getting a covid december. now sounds like they're going to do separate interviews instead. mike? >> dana: bruce, you follow this closely. which party runs the senate in the next four years or two years is really important. where do you see the state of the senate races right now? >> well, it's good to be back with you, dana. we knew it would be a hard year

you had kerry washington out here campaigning in north carolina over the weekend.ou also have the more traditional political celebrities. president barack obama going to begin his closing message out here on the campaign trail for his former number two, joe biden. obama will be hitting the trail when biden will be doing the final debate. since it's surrogate season, kerry washington and others campaigning in this state, for both campaigns, is critical to the electoral calculus. listen to why kerry washington explained why she is here and why it's so important. >> i'll thrilled to be in north carolina because north carolina is going to really matter. here in north carolina, you're voting on senator, governor and president. you're also voting on local state representatives. they're voting on d.a.s. so many races. and all of those people have an impact on the decisions that govern your life. >> reporter: you guys talk about the millions of people that have already voted. here in north carolina, they're one of those states that just started early voting. they have more

you see senators elizabeth warren, celebrities like kerry washington in north carolina today. it's really a full force that we're seeing as we hit the home stretch here. alicia? >> kenya, as long as you and i have been talking about this race, we've been talking about the fact that how people vote is going to be as critical to what is motivating them to come out to vote. you see these long lines in places like georgia, louisiana. this comes at the same time there is new polling i want to pull up here, kenya. it shows that in places like this that there is much more worry among communities of color about violence and legal trouble at the polls. voters of color much more concerned about that than white voters. what does that tell you? >> well, it tells us that as much as we have advanced, voter suppression and voter intimidation is still much a part of our daily lives. it's still a part of the american fabric of voting that we saw in the '60s, that we saw in the '70s and that we saw with the generations before us. and so that's essentially what is driving a lot of the early turn

over the weekend, this brings joy to your heart, ron rivera, a former coach with the carolina panthers, now with washingtonleaving the hospital today, his final chemotherapy and he gets a warm welcome. this is kershaw following last night's dodger victory, his kids want to get on camera. carly and charlie, you will see game 6 tomorrow night on channel 2 and in case you missed this, this happened saturday, it is call in for rice, a game-winning field goal, he is denied. i have never seen that before. hitting the goalpost 4 times and to make it worse, he went on to lose in double overtime. that is the sporting life. >> can you imagine the anxiety while it is bouncing? god. thank you for joining us tonight. goodbye everybody. aw. ohh! mwah. so, fratelli's tonight? hello, cannoli canoe. jay: i like it. nice fit. swanky material. [ chuckles ] jay, you look so strong and sexy, like an olympic wrestler but with money. [ both laugh ] your turn. okay. [ chuckles ] this is my favorite day in america! happy valentine's day, gorgeous. [ gasps ] they're huge! [ chuckles ] oh, my god! yeah, those will work. beautiful. y

he represents south carolina, not washington, d.c.means he need to focus on the issues that are important to the people in the state. and i hope i've pushed him to start doing just that. but second of all, john, i was just in florence, south carolina, for a rally. there were a number of small kids there. and one of the small kids smiled at me and held a jamie harrison sign and he said, i see you on tv, i'm going to vote for you. john, what i hope we have done is inspired a whole new generation of young folks who never imaginedd themselves running for office or that someone who looked like them could represent them. i'm emboldened by that and that gives me so much energy and joy. and i hope we've sparked a whole new generation of leaders in this state. >> jamie harrison, we appreciate you being with us. the next eight days will be some of the busiest of your life. we did invite senator lindsey graham to some on "new day." he declined. obviously, a big vote in the senate today to confirm judge amy coney barrett to be justice barrett. we

washington d.c.. you've lived your career in new york and that's north carolina, now you're in washington. has it been a more difficult environment what's the biggest surprise? on the upside, and the biggest surprise on the upside? >> i've been in and out of washington i was not around the various things that went on in washington. i would say when i come i have to go to why i'm here. the surprise of really is. in a good way how well i've been embraced by the team here. how well david engage the ideas that we've collectively come up together with. and move very quickly. you think within 45 days some of the impacts that we've had while people are being publicized as a negative, organizationally, we are prepared to move forward. achieve some of the objectives. and that's a very rewarding, and pleasant surprise when you think about coming into the bureaucracy so to speak of washington d.c.. on the downside, there is a lot of misinformation that gets promoted for a lot of different reasons. i don't care to get into, it is filled with misinformation. >> you are pointed that when the postal serv

washington. people in south carolina would be running health care. if it were up to me, we would get more money under obamacare than we do told. 35% would not go to three states. and sick people would be covered so that's the political debate. we're involved in a campaign in south carolina, and my fate will be left up to the people of south carolina, so that's what obamacare is all about. now, how do you play in here, judge? there's a lawsuit involving the affordable care act before the supreme court, and we'll talk about that in a bit. and the difference between analyzing a lawsuit and having a political argument is fundamentally different, and i hope to be able to demonstrate that over the course of the day. and i hope that my cloolleaguesn this side of the aisle will not feel shy about telling my colleagues on the other side of the aisle why we think we have a better idea on health care. now, the bottom line here, judge, you said yesterday something that struck me and i want the american people to understand what you meant. you said you're an orig

washington. people from south carolina would be running health care. if it were up to me we'd get more money under obamacare than we do today. 33% would not go to three states and sick people would be covered. that's the political debate. my fate will be left up to the people of south carolina. so that's what obamacare is all about. now how do you play in here, judge? there's a lawsuit involving the affordable care act before the supreme court. we'll talk about that in a bit. and the difference between analyzing a lawsuit and having a political argument is fundamentally different, and i hope to be able to demonstrate that over the course of the day. and i hope that my colleagues on this side of the aisle will not feel shy about telling my colleagues on the other side of the aisle why we think we have a better idea on health care. now the bottom line here, judge, you said yesterday something that struck me, and i want the american people to understand what you meant. you said you are an originalist. is that true? >> yes. >> what does that mean? press th

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carolyn a few more in washington for us thank you so much carolina. a pleasure germany has been marking 30 years of national reunification the previously divided east and west were officially brought back together 3 decades ago the president of the federal republic frank salter steinmeyer spoke at a commemoration in potsdam new girl at. a landmark date celebrating 30 years since a divided germany became one again the film studios and just outside berlin provided the stage for the official ceremony to tone down the event due to the coronavirus pandemic only 230 guests were present about one 5th of the audience originally planned plans for a big street party had to be abandoned which in this keynote speech german president. said the pen demick couldn't blunt the country's pride in the achievement of reunification he paid tribute to the peaceful revolution in communist east germany that brought down the berlin wall in november 1989. 2020 the german federal republic is a country that has been molded by east germans and west germans well rooted family and.

in the senate race but what is really interesting w we had a poll come out from abc-"washington post" in north carolina asked voters in north carolina whether cunningham's scandal was important to them or important to them at all, 26% said yes but when asked if thom tillis is support for trump, more than half said yes, is control of the senate most important issue for you come 81% said yes, this is one of those races with a nationalist going to trump the local. >> bret: there is a pull out today that has that race tied, the presidential race tied there, we were looking at the real clear politics average of polls over recent weeks. >> since i'm sitting in north carolina just a word, one other thing about cunningham -- he wasn't just sleeping with another man's wife, that man served in the military with cunningham and the code of military justice applies here, he may be court-martialed for his behavior. north carolina, they remember a guy named john edwards, that duplicity come i don't think they want to do that again. amy beat me to the punch in north carolina. michigan is the one i'm looking at and tha

are joining us now is our correspondent carolina chinmoy in washington carolyn. trump's physicians struck a very upbeat tone but his statement was rather thin on details what more can you tell us. well at least we heard something from the doctors because you see it's it's been quite confusing 1st the president and the 1st lady says current team in the white house then suddenly the president was transferred to the hospital and now we know that he had fever and cough and then we got only a paper statement yesterday quite late from the doctor saying that everything is fine and the tweets coming from the president finally today a briefing this morning were trying doctor said that the president was improving that he was doing very well and. the president's doctors said he was happy with the president's condition but a service as he already told from the white house apparently chief of staff mark meadows said there was more calls for concerns. there are some reports as you touch on we're hearing saying that these condition is actually more acute what is the source of t

shutter the original assembly line for its 73787 jetliner in the seattle washington area moving production to its south carolina facility now the relocation will begin around the summer of 2021 boeing will keep assembling other aircraft at the seattle plant while it's not clear what impact the move will have on jobs washington state representative j.t. wilcox said it could affect as many as 900 jobs in a facebook post washington governor jay inslee spoke about the situation thursday when this market comes back so sure these jobs. we will do everything in our power to or. treating washington times square is truly. and that obviously includes a hard look at the more than $100000000.00 in tax advantages that are to the enjoyed the annually by the boeing company. and meanwhile as boeing attempts to get approval for the troubled 737 max to return to service f.a.a. administrator steve dixon piloted test flight of the jetliner earlier this week some 37 max has been grounded of course for 18 months after 2 deadly crashes took the lives of 346 people following the flight dixon told reporters i completed a number of test

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different if we were up to me bureaucrats would not be administering health care from washington people in south carolina would be running health care if it were up to me would get more money under bamma care than we do today 35 percent would not go to 3 states and sick people would be covered so that's the political debate we're involved in a campaign in south carolina my fate will be left up to the people of south carolina so that's what obamacare is all about now how do you play and here judge there is a lawsuit involving the affordable care act before the supreme court we'll talk about that in a bit and the difference between analyzing a lawsuit in having a political argument is fundamentally different and i hope to be able to demonstrate that over the course of the day and i hope that my colleagues on this will not feel shy about telling my colleagues on the other side of the aisle why we think we have a better idea on health care now the bottom line here judge you said yesterday something that struck me and i want the american people understand what you meant you said you're an originalist is it tr

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across the country and making them leave the united states or making them believe washington state and going to south carolina you're bragging about boeing but they're having a huge. portion of their development going out of the state because of the huge regulatory and union burdens that are upon them that's not just in seattle that's that's across the country that's why they're leaving and president trump is lowering all of those regulatory burdens and that's why you see manufacturing jobs come back united states in numbers that we haven't seen for decades it's not because these jobs left and they're never going to come back again because of automation it's because of all of these terrible policies that republicans and democrats have passed for decades now they're starting to come back because we've lowered regulation that we've lowered taxes and we've brought those industries back to the united states that's good for america why would anybody be opposed to those things i don't i don't get it ok goodman i don't want to talk about trade the whole program ok you guys made good points here ok but chris people a