in 2017, whirlpool one relief.nce more, your foreign competitors moved their factories to prevent a level playing field and to avoid liability, shifting production to thailand and to vietnam. thailand and vietnam, two places that i like their leaders very much. they're very nice to us. but do they take advantage of the united states? but not so much anymore. this time, there was one big difference. instead of an administration that sold out american workers and sold your company out and could not have cared less for you, you finally had a president who stood up for the american worker. on january 23, 2018 at my desk in the oval office, i probably -- i proudly signed my oath to support a 50% tariff on all foreign-made washing machines. [applause] as a result, whirlpool's nine factories across the united states were soon thriving like never before, investing in new products, new infrastructure, and hundreds of new american jobs. i just took a tour, and i actually wanted a couple of machines for myself, but i just did

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it's the whirlpool factory in clyde, ohio. speaking right now, we have jim kepler, the vp of supply chain and quality and that of course is obviously a very interesting person, because it has been the global supply chain that actually triggered president trump to impose what were very steep tariffs back in 2018 on all imported washing machines. most of them coming from competitors lg and of course, samsung. so since then, we've actually seen whirlpool's stock not do much, up about 2%. we'll be watching all of this and the minute president trump takes the podium, we shall go right back to it. >>> in the meantime, the hands of time moving as president trump considers possibly banning short video platform tiktok. he's promised to do it by september 15th. if a u.s. company doesn't take control of it. okay. microsoft wants to acquire tiktok, apparently, but it may be another nation that stands in the way of the deal now. charlie gasparino. tell us what's happening. charlie: yeah. that would be china, because there's a lot of talk o

everyone tolcome to whirlpool. we will go into a little bit about fun facts and facility. , it is lessconds than for jim -- four, jim. a washer.ture we have over 30 miles of moving conveyor. we have produced at a process over 2 million pounds of steel every day. we are a world-class manufacturer, and we are focused on our products, our process, our people. audience,e in our people come to work every day with a can-do attitude. they make a great quality product and they deliver a great quality product to the consumer. call consumer gets what we pride.pride --clyde that is the sum of generations we have year. brothers, mothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, neighbors, we are a small community that works together to be successful. [applause] of employeesations 30 years, 40 years, 50 years of expertise that cannot be duplicated, yet we are a diverse workforce and we are willing to learn and compete against anyone in the world. when i look at our community, we have a lot of folks with us today. we participate and are active i

he will speak in about 15 minutes time at whirlpool. geraldo rivera interviewed the president today on his radio show. and peter doocy is covering the biden camp from delaware. today live in ohio. >> wave your hand when i need to talk. i am not hearing anything. i am not hearing programming. >> john: we have a problem with garrett. let's go to the biden camp. joe biden said president trump is visiting ohio. team coverage with peter doocy and the president has a fundraiser in ohio tonight. >> i can hear you, john. the vp from his delaware house is doing whatever he can to tailor a message to voters in ohio he might not get to visit before the election. this is what the campaign put out about trump's visit: donald trump will need to answer to ohio about his failed leadership and his horrific mismanagement of this crisis that has too many workers out of a job and unable to make ends meet." joe biden sits at home today to work on a convention speech and figure out who he wants as a running mate. including kamala harris, who our crews caught

this whirlpool manufacturing plant he's at in ohio.inking about the more than 1 million americans who just this week filed for unemployment benefits. getting job numbers tomorrow yet you have the president there talking about arriving in ohio and how many people showed up to greet him. just feels -- tone deaf at all to you? >> well, it feels like he's talking in a time capsule. it's as if, and, again, he was reading this speech. we can talk about what he said earlier today when he didn't seem to be reading. >> yes. >> he was reading this speech talking to employs of whirlpool and saying, here's what i've done for you. you know? i imposed these tariffs. 50% on washing machines coming in from overseas and this is what i've done for you and this is how the economy is going to be great for you. and the mention of, that we heard so far was, as you pointed out, on coronavirus was, we closed it up. we saved millions of lives, and i was right about the v. meaning the v of growth. we don't know that. >> no. >> we have no evidence of that. so it

how about whirlpool? the president goes to ohio today looking at the whirlpool factory. you're looking at the stock. tell me more. lauren: well, looking at it because whirlpool is a poster child for the administration's trade and tariff policies, right? remember the president slapped a 50% tariff on cheap washing machines coming from asia. that's protected whirlpool jobs. that's the first issue. the second is now americans are stuck at home. guess what? they are upgrading appliances. whirlpool's stock barely moving now but it's up almost 20% this year. ohio is the swing state and it has picked the presidential winner in every election since 1964. imperative that president trump goes there. stuart: well, he's going there. he's going there today. as we said, he's going to visit the whirlpool factory. joining us is congressman jim jordan. he's from ohio. he will be with the president. first of all, why whirlpool? >> this president has been manufacturing's best friend. whirlpool is a company with thousands of employees across our great state and all around the country. as yo

i want to thank you for taking a helicopter ride over to whirlpool. but i wanted to thank you. i wanted to say you are a very special group of people. we will win bigger in ohio than we did years ago.

>> there were people from the airport to the whirlpool plant, people lining the highway, trum flags, trump banners, trump hats , it was great to see. this poll today that says the president is even with joe bide in ohio, i would bet my house that that's not accurate in the president is going to win the state just like he won it in 2016. to the president gave a great speech and the people of ohio know this president is ohio manufacturing and american manufacturing best friend. >> why was it important for the president to visit there today. >> it's about the trade policy, his willingness to stand up to china, to stand up for the american family and the america worker. what was happening with whirlpool in the competition they faced and different in different things that were goin on, this president has stood strong and the folks at the whirlpool plant, they understan and right now they are humming along. they are selling washers and dryers like you can't believe because this president is fighting for hard-working families all across this country . >> some of his critics say that it look

the whirlpool company. every four seconds a washer comes up on the assembly line. they have 30 miles of conveyer belts. a washing machine. judge jeanine: every four seconds. >> .9 to be exact -- 3.9 to be exact. the only reason that factory and exists and is prosperous is because of donald trump's tariffs. the korean predators dumping product from china, thailand, vietnam, and mexico. he put the tariffs on and that made all the difference in the world. whirlpool tried year over year with the obama-biden administration. but it took trump to do this. it's an example of why tariffs are necessary to defend american workers. what i loved about the event was it brought back the june 2016 jobs plan speech outside of pittsburgh where he made 7 promises to the american people, things like renegotiate nafta, get out of the trans-pacific partnership. >> we have a full screen. go ahead. >> promises made, promises kept. he joked he was the only president who kept the promises he made. and he used that platform to make six more promises for the 2020 campaign. and he starts off w

we are going to g go to the whirlpool right now., everybody. ♪ >> harris: the president of the united states after touching down on air force one, giving some comments in ohio. he's headed to whirlpool corporation manufacturing plantt in clyde ohio and he's talking more about the executive order he's planning to send that will be essential to medicine and other medical supplies. having not so much to do with whirlpool but going back to the stomping ground of the key battleground state to make that announcement. i will be right back. stay close. i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' there's an art to listening. it's the ability to hear more than what's being said. to understand the meaning in every pause. and to be able to offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get started. that's what you get when you talk to a dell technologies advisor. that's what you get find your get-up-and-go. fin

whirlpool is one of the success stories for the president. they complained that samsung and others were flooding the u.s. with low priced washing machines. 2 years ago president trump upheld a 50% tariff on washing machines from other countries which allowed whirlpool to create thousands of more jobs and those other companies moved to the u.s. creating jobs in tennessee and south carolina. >> that's why my administration swears by two simple but crucial rules. buy american and hire american. no one knows better than the workers of whirlpool the high cost of past administration's economic blunders and surrender. on the question of foreign trade, previous leaders had a shameful policy of capitulation, submission and retreat. >> president trump is laying out a new executive order to reduce america's reliance on foreign manufacturers for critical drugs directing the federal government to only buy essential drugs from u.s. manufacturers. ohio governor mike dewine tested positive for the coronavirus in a routine screening before he was going to mee

charles: meantime, phil, there are some names though, i think you like jpmorgan, whirlpool, walmart.re these three dow names that you like here? >> the reason why, i agree with erin, remember the folks who have a lot of money to invest still rely on the dow. to a degree represents what they think is the market. think about the names in there, it is not representative of the s&p no doubt but whirlpool, jpmorgan, you think about walmart. these are names that have more of the american economy. for that reason i do think it gives more relevancy to the dow when we think about it. i like bank stocks. these are cheap on a long-term basis. you will be up quite a bit, 18 months from now, 12 months from me. wall street, what they do with tiktok. where are consumers spending their money? they're doing it at walmart. whirlpool, as the economy turns back on, where is discretionary spending happening, company trading below the traditional p-e ratio with a lot of upside. charles: right. >> for me i like what they do with the dow. i still think it is representative, i have really do. we're not not n

in the kasz of whirlpool in the price with the pent up demand and all we're seeing in new home buildingvery strong for this multiple and i'd stay in that trade. >> yeah, great point about etf's. know what you know it's whirlpool you're getting a washer and drier etf with home builder throw in coming up, it may have flopped on it's ipo day but now rackspace racking up big gains on report of possible investment by one jeff bezos. could this be the next red, hot cloud name you got to own. we'll break it down. plus, shares of okay occidental. more to come on "fast money. stick around our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence... ...we can spend a bit now, knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said s

we are about to take you live to the whirlpool plant in ohio.hing machine factory in the world. president trump, there he is, taking a tour right now on the ground in the buckeye state. what he's going to do after the tour is give a speech on the economy and in the latest shot at china in his years-long trade war, we do expect him to sign an executive order requiring the federal government to buy its essential drugs

and the result has been prosperity now at the nine different plants that whirlpool operates. it's going to be a good thing. and to your point, look, there's so many people unemployed right now -- >> right. >> -- i think the key to getting everybody back to work is going to be focus on manufacturing jobs. erin, we're losing a lot of jobs in the service sector which heavily impacted the hospitality, leisure, gaming, sports, all of that. people are leaving the cities. they're going to have to find manufacturing jobs. so, that's been my focus as the assistant to the president for trade manufacturing and policy. >> look, i understand. just to make the point here, obviously as you point out you can put people in those jobs and those jobs you're going the talk about tomorrow. we celebrate any jobs at this point. but you need people to buy those washers and dryers. this comes back to the point about how much money we should be supplies in the unemployment system. he was an economist in the treasury department under president obama and did a fascinating analysis that showed that 70% o

. >> president trump visited a whirlpool manufacturing plant in ohio. he talked about u.s.anufacturing jobs and announced plans to reimpose a 10% tariff on canadian aluminum. he also laid out priorities for a second term. this is about an hour. >> on behalf of our company, its incredible workforce, along

what's beautiful about whirlpool.r child for how president trump stands up. the whirlpool story is one where where they had to fight a series of foreign predators dumping washers to the market in america below cost. they went through three different 40 cases in tieland, mexico, vietnam, china, dumping. president trump in 2018 put a 50% tariff on washers. now the companies are booming along with eight other locations against the united states. this is going to be a great day. >> with all due respect to whirlpool, when do you think a stimulus deal might be reached? >> again, that's not my lane. i'm the assistant to the president for office of trade and manufacturing. i can break news on cbs. the other thing we're doing that's going to be important today, the president is going to sign an executive order which is going to deal with one of our most pressing problems related to this pandemic. if we've learned anything in this pandemic, it's that we're dangerously dependent for our pharmaceuticals, medical supplies and equi

the president took a tour of a whirlpool washer machine factory and defended his administration of his trade policies. >> my administration added half 1 million jobs before the play came in. >> reporter: the trump campaign's request for an earlier presidential debate has now been denied by the nonpartisan commission on presidential debates. the first debate with presumptive democrat nominee joe biden is september 29th in cleveland with two more happening in october. joe biden's campaign has launched a new political ad focused on black americans. it urges people to stand up to president trump the way their ancestors stood up the violent racist of a generation ago. the ad title, better america, also takes a direct swipe at the president and mentioning him by name. a democratic senator says he is launching and investigated into changes on the usps with males across the country. michigan senator says delays are preventing people getting ballots and prescriptions on time. it also eliminates postal workers, it also calls for males to be held and the next day of the distribution centers. the

the president was wearing a mask after meeting with workers at a whirlpool plant. he was supposed to meet with the governor of ohio, but he was diagnosed with coronavirus. the president predicts there will be a vaccine available before election day. >> two vaccines are in the final stages of clinical trials and we will have a vaccine very soon. i hope long before the end of the year. >> that would be great news, but a different story from dr. fauci. he said a vaccine could be ready by early 2021. and nancy pelosi saying while there is light at the end of the tunnel, she doesn't know how long that is. >>> a san jose music teacher says she was let go because distance learning, there is no room for her. >> reporter: when bay area schools were forced to shut down, this teach he were left her job figuring that music education would be the first to go. >> music education is underrated and undervalued and has been for decades. >> reporter: she found out she will no longer have a job. the school district cut her position and said there isn't enough time for her class durin

he was touring a world per whirlpool factory yesterday. he also talked about his administration's policies and jobs.? my administration bs. >>> the president held a fundraiser last night before returning to washington dc and ohio is a major battleground state. the president has 54%. joe biden is clarifying comments he made during an interview in which he was trying to praise the latino community as being diverse. he said unlike the african- american community with notable exceptions. he later tweeted he did not mean to suggest the african- american community is a problem. he promised he will keep fighting for african americans and for a more equitable future.>>> ryan christensen is apologizing after he made a gesture in yesterday's game that looked like a [null] salute. it happened after the win over the texas rangers. you can see him in this video. his arms are stretched out and his players were leaving the field. in a statement, he said he did not intentionally make a [null] salute. he apologized for this offensive gesture. the oakland a

he's scheduled to tour a whirlpool corporation manufacturing plant this afternoon and then head to that private fundraising event tonight. at least 1.2 million people have filed for first-time unemployment. while that number is lower than wall street forecast, it marks the 20th straight week where new unemployment claims have topped 1 million. and also today, devastating early warning signs as many schools are still trying to figure out what reopening schools look like. decisions that will impact 50 million public school students. in georgia whery in school year just started on monday, look at cherokee county. four schools have already been impacted by the virus. three students testing positive, including a first and second grader and an entire kindergarten class is in quarantine after a teacher contributed symptoms. now you may have seen this photo from cherokee county where dozens of seniors gathered for a traditional first day of school senior picture. that's according to the atlanta journal constitution newspaper. you don't see any masks there and no social distancing. and in anothe

instead, the president spent today in a swing state touring the whirlpool plant to highlight american industry in the middle of the pandemic. the president signing an executive order requiring the federal government to buy essential drugs from american manufacturers. the visit to ohio comes after a close call for the president. he was supposed to greet ohio governor mike dewine at the airport but divine tested positive before air force 1 touched down. divine is asymptomatic and in quarantine. >> a very good friend of mine just tested positive. do you know that? our great governor. governor of ohio dewine just tested positive. and we want to wish him the best. >> the president's visit to ohio comes as anxious americans are patiently waiting on unemployment checks. democrats and republicans still far apart on overall deal. >> the president just dithers this is the greatest crisis we have probably had in so many, so many years. >> those $600 weekly unemployment checks ancient history to americans in need. the president threatening an executive order if congress doesn't strike a deal. hou

i said you want to do that, we are putting on a massive tariff, and whirlpool and thousands of people in ohio and other places, it became a really terrific company again. as we went there, but if you look at the kind of enthusiasm we have, we have never had the enthusiasm that we have right now, and that includes 2016. and i hate to say it and i don't want to be rude, i would never be rude. let me just tell you joe biden has no enthusiasm, and you don't win without enthusiasm. people aren't saying, we have to get him in. the only reason they want to minister to stop our great agenda. that's the only reason that he has going. and nobody wins when you are not on the side of enthusiasm. so we have more than we have ever had in 2016, and in 2016, nobody has ever seen a campaign with that kind of enthusiasm. and we have much more now. but the socialists will not stop until they have ransacked america and laid waste to our cities, your eyes don't lie. look at portland, it has been turned into a war zone, and we want to go in and solve it, we say to the courthouse, we had to send in homeland

just got back from whirlpool in ohio.e thriving now because of what i did to competition from other countries. i tariff them, and whirlpool one from -- went from a company just about over to one that is thriving. sink faucets, shower faucets. i won't save a third element of the bathroom because they always just bring that up, so i won't say that, you know what i'm talking about. they don't allow water. you go into it new hotel, there's no water. i opened it up and said they can have as much -- does pennsylvania have a problem with water? no. you do have a problem with water, you have too much of it. why are we having restrictors? i took it off. these are little things. i tell you about them. a lot of people appreciate them. won't last as long, but it's better. better light. very important thing. instead of having it like on for many times longer, actually when i take a shower, i can have water hit my hair. now we can actually have water pouring out of our shower heads, ok? we've done a lot of good things that nobody talks

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reporter: back to the live pictures if we can, the president remains in ohio at that whirlpool facility where he is, started really as a trade policy speech but almost involved in sort of a campaign-style speech, sort of laying out the last 3 1/2 years of his administration. the president also saying today, we at least expecting he will sign an executive order that will direct government agencies to buy essential med sense and medical supplies from u.s. companies. connell as you mentioned off the top, the president with some news a little while ago, saying he will reimpose aluminum tariffs against our neighbor to the north, canada. back to you. connell: all right. lauren: thank you very much. connell. connell: thank you very much. let's go now, lauren, to bill mcgurn joins us. "wall street journal" columnist, fox news contributor as well. cover this in order. go to the president first on the speech. maybe we'll talk a little bit about the stimulus talks in d.c., bill. blake is right, characterizing the president can't do out do traditional campaign rallies this at times sounded in tone

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. >> taking a look at whirlpool this week.housing figures for the month of july, so whether it's renovating or buying new homes, there's an interest in appliances. company's in a good position, and it's filtrating below market multiples. jack: and, ben, you found something a little cheaper than tesla in the automobile industry. >> that's right. al root decided that gm the next stock, probably worth as much as the stock now. so if you could find a way to up lock that, it could really talk it off. jack: ev means electric vehicle. thank you for that. thank you, ben, carlton and jack. to read more, check out this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on twitter. that is all for us. stay healthy, wear your masks. we'll see you next week on "barron's roundtable." ♪ (announcer) the following is a sponsored program for prostagenix, furnished by prostatereport.com. (upbeat music) ♪ hi, this is larry king. over 30 million men in america i know, i was one of them. and all these natural prostate supplements like the on

. >> taking a look at whirlpool this week.e month of july, so whether it's renovating or buying new homes, there's an interest in appliances. company's in a good position, and it's filtrating below market multiples. jack: and, ben, you found something a little cheaper than tesla in the automobile industry. >> that's right. al root decided that gm the next stock, probably worth as much as the stock now. so if you could find a way to up lock that, it could really talk it off. jack: week on "barron's roundtable." ♪ time . gregg: good evening, i am gregg jarrett for lou dobbs, lou will be back monday radical demonstrates emded four days of convention disaster last night joe biden officially accepting he go the o nomination of his party did nothing really to inspire hope only portraying doom and gloom president trump today addressing the dour democrats lackluster convention president expressing trademark optimism saying where biden dem see darkness he sees greatness. >> over

whirlpool says that move enabled it to create 200 manufacturing jobs at this facility alone. house also points out the tariff pushed samsung and lg to ship a lot of their washing machine production to the u.s., creating jobs in both tennessee and south carolina. on the theme of american manufacturing, this afternoon the president will also be signing an executive order directing the department of health and human services to use the defense production act to purchase certain essential drugs from u.s. manufacturers rather than from companies in other countries. this is part of the administration's efforts to reduce the u.s. dependency on foreign-made drugs, particularly those from china. this trip is also notable given that we are now less than 90 days away from election day and while president trump won ohio in 2016 by eight points, the latest realclear politics average of polls has joe biden leading by several points. neil? neil: all right. thank you, my friend. be safe. garrett tenney following the president's remarks to come in ohio. >>> chad pergram joins us right now. be

vigilant against the darker currents of this country's history and of our own history where there are whirlpoolsiolence and hatred and despair that can always rise again and bull connor may be gone but today we witnessed with our own eyes please officers kneeling on the next of black americans. george wallace may be gone but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use teargas against peaceful demonstrators. [applause] we may no longer have the number of jellybeans in a jar to order to cast a ballot but even as we sit here there are those in power who are doing their darndest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive id laws and impacting our voting rights with surgical precision even undermining the postal service in the run-up to elections that will be dependent on mail-in ballots but people don't get sick. [applause] >> preach. >> i know this is a celebration of john's life and there are some who might say we shouldn't dwell on such things but that is what i am talking about. john lewis devoted his time

of the names that are on that list such as american airlines, carnival, under armour, caribbean, whirlpools bring in your trading team to discuss would you nibble at any of those stocks or go long on some of them >> i think one of the stocks of the stocks or one area, you have some concern about consumer names but you have two under wear stocks in there this situation can't go on forever. they will come back. quite frankly, i think they will come back just as strong as they were before. it's a longer term play but i think that play is there i think this is probably an unloved name that needs more attention. >> hanes brands shorted. it just goes beautifully >> absolutely. >> i'm staying away from the underwear. we're looking at under armour. a lot of these names have been rightly shorted. what you really want to see is execution. i want to see better execution we talk about the travel names that's going to be depending on what we're seeing with vaccines. the pandemic, people's comfo comfortabilities in going out. i've been sitting on the side lines. it might be a couple of options you want

look at any chart tied to the housing market, whether that is ,omebuilders or whirlpool they're all showingong recoveries. that is mirroring the recovery we are seeing in home sales. there needs to be in inventory restock some time. that will support manufacturing. i think activity is doing ok. the labor market hit a pothole in july, but historically the labor market follows gdp and you should expect labor market activity to accelerate in august. jonathan: -- tom: read and green on the screen. read in the dow and the nasdaq 100. what is your unemployment rate statistic for tomorrow? neil: i think another slight tick down. the thing about the unemployment ,ate is as you get to the fall labor force participation may not, as much as it has been because parents will need to juggle work from home arrangement and their children's schooling. you see a scenario where the labor force participation rate is not coming up that much, but the upshot of that would be the jobless rate falls more than expected. that is something people need to keep in mind, and whether that leads to more wage pressure to th

i should point out this event that's about to take place in collide, ohio at the whirlpool factory an hour from cleveland, and you can see they're taking strict precautions. every single one of us was give an temperature check. we had to ask a series of questions about potential expoegser to the coronavirus. and everyone must have a mask on the entire time. they do have chairs purposely socially distant to keep people away from each other. we should point out that one of the president's most ardent supporters, jim jordan of ohio, the congressman from ohio, he's in the crowd and among those wearing a mask. you can see this is something the administration is taking much more seriously than they have over the past few months and the president set to speak here now in just a couple of hours. >> all right. thank you so much. i will say i do see people talking to each other with maskss on, but closely behind you. i think they think it's either or. but really both is safest. thank you so much. >>> the president is once again minimizing the severity of the pandemic and doing it just hours aft

hold builders etf, the spider home builders etf is playing the home building companies as well as whirlpoolave to make sure you understand what's inside the portfolio. >> thank you very much i think you mentioned the aba etf. two stocks that depend on changing the way we buy things and the way we spend our money going forward. thank you for joining us please don't go away our live show starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll talk the top pandemic trades don't miss it. scott, back over to you. >> we will not docusign is at an all time high. the stock is up 200% this year is there more up side from here? our traders are ready to tackle ta question and more you still have time to reach us as well. 'rbacan tweet us wee ck in 30 seconds. >>> welcome back we'll answer your question do i sell boeing or wait for vaccine? you could put a lot of stocks in this category under that question what do you think about ba >> it's a very good question this is a reopen stock for sure. it's also a cyclical stock very volatile. you have to believe the economy will see an improvement when ever that is is that la

it's community minimum but it will be passed on to the consumer and product they buy like whirlpool washingn aluminum. it's not a time to be raising taxes. paul: bill. bill: recently with donald to get his speech on racism and policing to the american experiment. when they put the video up on youtube, took first took it down and then up with different restrictions and labels that was inappropriate. sometimes contribute to our pages and coming a week after a big hearing in washington, this kind of action helps explain why so many conservatives big tech is out to cancel them. paul: jason. jason: congressional democrats including representative of new york pushing to restore the unlimited state and local tax deduction in the coronavirus relief package. he primarily benefits high earners and high tax states and it is for republicans who can take democrats from the liberal fridge. paul: kyle. kyle: spacex in may, this private company sent to nasa astronauts international space station. they have brought them home safely. it's a monumental moment in the history of spaceflight and for private spac

i should point out this event that's about to take place in collide, ohio at the whirlpool factory anveland, and you can see they're taking strict precautions.

vigilant against the dark occurrence of this country's history, with our own history, with the whirlpools of violence and hatred and despair, they can always rise again. well, connor may be dwgone but today we witness with our own eyes police officers kneeling on the necks of black americans. george wallace may be gone. but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators. [ applause ] we may no longer have to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar in order to cast a ballot but even as we sit here there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage voting by closing voting locations and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision, even under mining the postal service in the run up to an election that's going to be dependent on mail-in ballots so people don't get sick. now i know this is a celebration of john's life, there are some who might say we shouldn't dwell on such things. but that's why i'm talking about it. john was devoted his time on this earth fighting the very attacks on democracy and what

and this comes after the president just last week complained about this issue during a tour of the whirlpool manufacturing plant i; ohio, listen to this. >> you go into a new home, you turn on the faucet, no water comes out. you turn on the shower, if you are luke me you condition wash your beautiful hair properly. you waste 20 minutes longer, please, come out, the water, it dripsk right, you know what i am talking about, they put restricter on it. i got rid of it, i signed it out. >> trevor: whale some of us get our best ideas in the shower, trump gets his only ideas about shower withs. we laugh, with if this whole time low-flow shower heads really were the reasons that trump's hair is so weird. i'm not gonna lie, i don't think i'm prepared to come out looking like aye dehydrated dolly parton but this is what is so frustrate being donald trump. is that he can get stuff done, it is just that he only cares enough to do it if it affects him personally. so america's best hope for beating coronavirus is if trump thinks that one of his kids might get it. no, one of the kids he likes. and by the w

we were in whirlpool, one of ohio's success stories.theastern ohio, where general motors closed down that factory, it's a much different story. so it really depends on where you go in the state. >> so interesting. i suspect we'll be talking to you a bunch more over the next weeks and months. liz, thank you so much. >>> in a move that's almost certain to affect latinos nationwide, the trump administration earlier this week announced it will conclude operations for the u.s. census one month earlier than previously scheduled. with about 40% of households nationwide yet to be counted, many feel the move will lead to an undercount among historically difficult to count populations, including people of color, immigrants and residents of rural areas. here is democratic presumptive nominee joe biden yesterday during the virtual conference for the national association of latino democratic officials. >> we've seen a lot of ups and downs in the latino community. but none more stark than the last 3 1/2 years. donald trump and his administration have

he will speak in about 15 minutes time at whirlpool.ent today on his radio show. and peter doocy is covering the