joe biden. >> richard ben cramer writes about your brother as a child and he says, joey was always quick with a grace born of cocky self possession. he drng like some kids his age double think himself. >>> once joey set his mind, it was like he didn't think at all. he just did. >> the more serious version of what he set his mand to dmind t. he stuttered terribly. he couldn't string more than three or four words together. he determined he was not going to be defined by stutter. >> teenage boys can be pretty harsh. even cruel. he used to get thesed a lot. they would, hey, bbbb biden. they called him stutter head, hey stuff. >> so the summer before joe biden's junior year, poetry helped him lose his stutter. >> i would do poetry to say meek young men grow up in libraries. >> that was emerson. >> the reason i did it was to try to get a cadence to how you speak. when you are able to change the cadence of what you do and say, it seems how you are able to overcome it somehow. >> i think all of us were

joe biden? >> yes. >> would you be willing to work with him? >> i am more than willing to work with him. >> is it just about the fact that he's running against donald trump or is it about joe biden? >> it is about -- >> hill, an attorney is a gender politics. she was 35 when she was testified before joe biden's committee accusing thomas sexually harassing her when she worked at the commission. her testimony was graphic. >> he referred to the size of his own penis and being larger than normal. >> her motive dissected. >> additional witnesses who may have corroborated her story were never called to publicly testify. >> the idea that anyone who had to say is going to be heard of this window because the republicans were in control and joe biden lost control. >> trump said you let the republicans take over. >> i don't think i did. i wish i could have done it differently. certain rules you can't call people out of order for asking questions that are related to the issue. i wish i could have done bette

joe biden's son hunter biden got a loan from the moscow's mayor's wife. that's a nonissue. this president fought for historic tax cuts for the american people and will build on those going into the future. that's what people care about in terms of taxes. they want someone to fight for their taxes and middle-class jobs. that's what the president has done for 4 years. >> harris: 2016 and 2017, the president did not take a salary and has given to charity some of that money. i would think releasing those years would be a positive. thanks for being on the program today. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: president trump expected to go all in on the personal attacks against joe biden. is that what voters want to see? voters voices. our special segment talking with every day voters coming up in a moment. veterans, record low mortgage rates have now fallen even lower. by refinancing at newday you can save $3000 a year every year. with their va streamline refi, there is no income verification no appraisal, no out of pocket costs and no va paperwork for you. you can start the process righ

biden: you have no idea. president trump: antifa is a dangerous, radical -- chris: we are moving on. host: we start this morning with richard from california, supporter of joe biden. what did you think of last night? caller: i thought it was disgrace -- a disgrace in democracy by trump. obviously the guy is totally scared of losing. he had no policy. like an unhinged person on steroids. noted quorum. -- no decorum. no boundaries in terms of the debate in terms of the rules and regulations, just like he has been his whole life. just like he has run this country. he was chaotic. he was a bully. he was vicious. he was angry. host: what did you think of joe biden's performance last night? caller: i wanted him to fight back in certain areas. there are so many areas trump is vulnerable. not only with his family. house andn the white people profiting from him being president. there is so much of that. even the tax returns and money to foreign governments. but trump is a narcissistic personality. host: let's go to jo

biden: that is not true. biden: my son. my son. my son had a drug problem he is overtaken it he has fixed it. he is worked on it. i am proud of it. host: we as i think the american people will hear about something more substantial. as a moderator i will make a call. biden: mitt romney said that money it was for political reasons. trump: i would like to talk about climate change. trump: so what i. trump: the wildfires raging bull - - putting millions of acres, displaced hundreds of thousands of people. state officials blame on climate change you said i don't think the science knows. after the four years us out of the paris climate accord and have her back obama environmental records. what do believe about the science of climate change and what will you do in the next four years to confront it? trump: crystal clean air and water right now the lowest carbon. the numbers right now we are doing phenomenally. i have not destroyed where businesses. they haven't been out of commission. look at the paris accord it was a disaster and paper v

that's solid biden. that's leaning biden. joe biden is already at 269 electoral votes. if nothing changed on this map, if he turns in strong debates and holds what he has right now, think about this, if joe biden could win this congressional district in nebraska, democrats have one it before, joe biden could get to 270, the magic number, win the presidency. joe biden could win the presidency without winning ohio, without winning pennsylvania, without win georgia. democrats know joe biden is well ahead in pennsylvania right now. they believe they can hold on that and run it up and block president trump. joe biden is competitive. north carolina is tight but joe biden is tight. big african-american turnout, big suburban turnout, joe biden could be the turnout. democrats have a dream of a route. they believe they're in play even in georgia or ohio. some democrats want the biden campaign to spend money in places like iowa and places like texas leaning red right now. the biden campaign has to make a decision into the final weeks where do we spend resources? do we play it like

that's right, so biden's family. that's right, sojoe biden, biden's family. that's right, so joe biden, the biden's family. that's right, sojoe biden, the son ofjoe biden, if you can remember back as far as january when president trump was impeached by the house representatives over his behaviour in the ukraine, president trump had wa nted ukraine, president trump had wanted an investigation of high joe biden, who was working for a company that was based on the ukraine, and essentially joe biden has admitted that his side showed poorjudgement and was accused of trading of his father's name by getting lucrative consulting contracts, president trump brought up a claim that hunter biden has been paid millions of dollars by somebody in russia whichjoe biden said was not true, so as they were going back and forth about hunter biden, there was a conversation about bo biden, joe biden's other son, who died of cancer, and asjoe biden was talking about his dead son, the president interrupted and talked about hunter biden. is one of those moments, how will it play with

[applause] biden: mr. nt president, i have gotten to know to enough that you want me stop because i'm embarrassing you. not stop. you made a promise to all americans when we moved into this building. mr. president, you are to remyself literally about to make history. our children and our going to ren, they're grow up knowing that a man named the final a put girder in the framework for a ocial network in this country to provide the single most important element of what people that is access to good health. [applause] march, 2010. susan ferrechio, 10 years later, this is part of the campaign and later the supreme court this year. the speaker p it's huge. biden has a lot of credibility on health care. that is classic biden during his time in the white house with obama. i think he actually helped came across a who at professorial and looking down nose. intellectual. biden would get up there and this and get like obama laughing. health care is major. biden hink really helped as a candidate because he was instru

i support the biden -- i support the biden plan that i put forward. the biden plan which is different from what he calls the radical green new deal. todd: how much did he hurt himself with progressives with regard to that answer? >> this was trump's biggest success was putting biden in a corner where he had to choose going to the middle or going towards progressives. a lot of it, biden told progressives he would leave them behind but talks out of both sides of his mouth, statements with bernie sanders to get aoc behind his campaign but in this debate i don't support the green new deal, i don't support black lives matter the trump brought up. the interesting take aways, and alienated his base, it doesn't get people excited to show up and vote and what does that have on the election? of joe biden's base decided to vote, will that be enough for joe biden when you have base for donald trump. >> a quick follow-up. this comes down to the matters in the end, do you think there are progressives that will sit out this election, look to 2024 instead because of

when biden says national strategy. he can't mean more tests because we do more than any other country. he can't mean ppe because we are all set and we can't mean on the vaccine development front. operation warp speed is unprecedented. so biden along with a national mask mandate biden will lock down america. >> would you shut this country down again? >> i would shut it down. i would listen to the scientists. >> laura: which scientists are we talking about? how will the biden administration locked be enforced. check out melbourne, australia. >> mayhem at the market. protestors coming face-to-face with police, tackled to the ground and forced ed into country. linking arms, they blocked traffic forcing them to pluck protestors out one by one. >> laura: it's unbelievable, but this virus was a terrible tragedy and we dealt with it better than any country in the g-7 because we did not let it devastate our economy. now the economy, biden doesn't argue he will raise your standard of living because he won't. the trump policy of

joe biden. >> i expected for joe biden to have a fair hearing. joe biden's leadership was very weak. >> almost 30 years later, thomas sits on the supreme court. biden is the democratic nominee for president. and anita hill has made a decision. >> i think joe biden is the person who should be elected in november? >> you're going to vote for joe biden? >> yes. >> would you be willing to work with him? >> my commitment is to find solutions. i am more than willing to work with him. >> is it just the fact that he's running against donald trump or is it more about joe biden? >> it's more about the survivors of gender violence, that's really what it's about. >> hill an attorney is now a professor of gender politics. she was 35 when she testified before biden's committee. accusing thomas of sexually harassing her when she worked at the eeoc. her testimony was graphic. >> he referred to the size of his own penis as being larger than normal. >> her motives dissected. >> do you have a martyr complex? >> no, i don the. >> and additional witnesses who may hav

what is wrong with joe biden, what is going on with joe biden? the question is this -- does this 77-year-old man really have the stamina, the strength, the mental acuity, mental alertness to serve in the toughest, most demanding job on earth? in 1984, similar questions were posed to 73-year-old president ronald reagan, that was during his reelection campaign and here is how reagan famously responded. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign, i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponents youth and inexperience. [laughter] >> sean: that race ended right there, 49 states weeded by ronald reagan, you saw much different response from joe biden, here is his response -- again, we see it often, completely incoherent. it's a little hard to watch, barking at a reporter -- it's not the first time he's done this. he loses his train of thought, he became totally, completely, utterly confused, a fairly common occurrence with joe, take a look. >> please clarify specifically hohave you taken a cognitive -- >> i haven't taken a test, why w

caller: biden will lose. politics, hers in is a chinese operatives, and he's talking about this virus which is a chinese biological weapon. simple joe is pathetic. his agenda is going to fail, trump will win. turmoil by wealthy people who want to destroy the country, biden will lose, plain and simple. host: mississippi, joe biden supporter. caller: good morning. i just wanted to address the first caller who said that biden didn't address the looting. he has addressed that and the first caller didn't address the killing. i mean, what is looting and burning when someone's life is being taken? trump didn't address none of that. all he addressed is the looting. that's all. i've been to a couple of protests. thank you. host: michigan, undecided line, this is john. caller: good morning. thank you. comment, i watched c-span and i listen to people, i'm undecided. fromr very few suggestions politicianse to the to solve these problems. hitlers, all this name-calling. i hear nothing, any suggestions on how the politicia

we have seen biden with sanders. we have seen biden with the left side. he just stood there, no, i'm doing that. chris was not making him answer the questions. he let him skip just like everybody else has. reports have been news the biden campaign has targeted arizona as a potential pickup for them. have you been seeing television commercials? i have seen -- not only that, i have gotten like 16 to 20 different mail-in ballots. i'm not mailing in my ballot. period. if i can put a mask on to go into a store, if i can put a mask on to go to work, ok, i can put a mask on and walk up in there and vote. quick that is janel in mesa, arizona. will continueion in a couple of hours on "washington journal." voice yourl in and opinions about last night's debate. it all begins at 7:00 a.m.. if you go to our website, you will find there is an entire section devoted to the debates. you can stream tonight's debate, you can link each debate question and answer and you can type some search words and find those exact questions or topics you want to look at. we have all the

if biden wins, china wins. if biden wins, the mob wins. if biden wins, the rioters, anarchists, arsonists, and flag burners win. but i wouldn't worry about it, because he's not winning, i don't think he's winning. >> sean: it's all on the ballot. you are the ultimate jury. in 24 days. biden is holding virtual q&a sessions on instagram. the only problem, biden never actually answered any questions. per usual. all right, here with more from a busy night in michigan tonight, or hannity 2020 election correspondent, l.j., lawrence jones, sir, you get to have some fun. a little different than what you reported last night on the show. i saw the crowd, i saw the overflow crowd, i saw the lawrence jones fans surrounding l.j., come on, pretty cool. >> oh. good evening, sean. and looks like the president has a new nickname for the former vice president, joe hiding. this is referring to the fact the former vice president doesn't get out of his delaware basement that much, but it was a little different for the trump supporter's here today. a lot of the

biden: i support the biden plan that i put forward. the biden plan, which is different than what he calls the radical green new deal. chris: final segment. election integrity. as we meet tonight, millions of americans this evening are mail-in ballots or going to vote early. how confident should we be that this will be a fair election? and what are you prepared to do over the next five-plus weeks, because it will not only be through election day but also counting mail-in ballots after election day -- whta are -- what to let prepared to do the american people know that the winner will be the legitimate winner? vice pres. biden: let people vote. they should go to iwillvote.com. decide when, how, and by what means they will vote. his own home as security director and fbi director says there is no evidence at all that hollande ballots are a source of the manipulated and cheating. they said that. there will be millions of people because of covid will be voting by mail-in ballots, like he does, by the way. he sits behind a desk and sends his

do we have the good joe biden? we do not have a good joe biden. there is agreement on both sides that joe biden has had strong debate showings we are not hiding them, we just don't have the tape ready. can joe biden pressed his way into not having gaffes court is a debate like live tv unscripted, things happen. >> what they are trying to get him to do is not rise to any taunting the president might throw his way. we know joe biden can go off the handle particularly when he is angry and donald trump goes after hunter biden's alleged corruption or issues about joe biden's cognitive abilities, he could get riled and that is when he goes off the rails. we know from past debate he can prep significantly and however he does it, position himself to get through an hour or even 90 minutes without doing anything particularly awkward. that will be his challenge but a lot of it is down to temperament. we've seen him get angry and say injudicious things when provoked and i'm pretty sure they are telling him don't go there, don't get upset. if somebody challeng

joe biden said to. we know coronavirus will play a role in the debate tonight of course -- what will they say about it? alex berenson is the author of unreported truths about covid-19 and the lockdown come apart two -- we are happy to have him on tonight. i'm wondering what you think if you were donald trump and i have no idea what your political views are but let's say you were advising the president tonight. what would you tell him to say? >> donald trump has never been able to make this case but what joe biden has said is clearly untrue, all over europe whatever strategy they pursued they've had roughly the same death rate as the united states. if i were donald trump i would say we can be sweet and or we can be spain. sweden didn't lock down, they got through this, they have almost no new cases now, even "the new york times" today just posted a story about how well sweden is doing -- or we can be spain. spain locked down early, they lock down hard, they had terrible unemployment, they had more deaths

biden. senator biden: let me set the record straight, if the president consults and cooperates with the senate or moderates his selections, then his nominees may join my support as did justice kennedy and justice souter, end of quote. i made it clear that i would go forward with the confirmation process as chairman even a few months before a presidential election. if a nominee chosen with the advice and not merely the consent of a senate, just as the constitution requires. my consistent advice, the presidents of both parties including this president has been that we should engage fully in the constitutional process of advice and consent. and my consistent understanding of the constitution them is the -- has been that the senate must do so as well, period. they have an obligation to do so. because there is no vacancy after the thomas confirmation, we can't know what the president and senate might have done. but here's what we do know. every time as the ranking member or chairman of the judici

i think you just say you are against joe biden. if you are against trump, you don't need to put a prefix in front of it. you are just against trump and that's ok. host: this is marianna in new york on the line -- maria on the line for those who support joe biden. caller: good morning. it's the blacks, hispanics, and minorities, young people, and suburban women don't go out and vote for biden, they deserve everything they get on trump. suburban women who are afraid now, will be afraid if trump is elected because you and your daughters will be back into kitchens, suburban housewives, which is where trump wants to put you. seniors will no longer have their social security's eventually, medicaid will be gone, and this is what i feel. thank you. host: maria in new york. joe simonson, going through some of the coalitions we started this conversation talking about. guest: absolutely. if you go through the list of people she mentioned, and we went on this earlier, but it was minorities, suburban women, women generally, she talked about peo

vice president biden, you go first. >> vice president biden: it's about equity and equality. it's about decency. it's about the constitution. and we have never walked away from trying to require equity from everyone, equality for the whole of america. but we never accomplish it. but we've never walked away from it, like he has done. it's true, the reason i got on the race for most people. close your eyes, try to remember the people coming out of the field with the torches, their veins bulging, spewing anti-semitic vial, accompanied by the ku klux klan. a young woman got killed. president said there were very fine people on both sides. no president has ever said anything like that. now, second point i'd make to you is that when floyd was killed, when mr. floyd was killed, there was a peaceful protest in front of the white house. what did he do? he came out of his bunker, had the military used tear gas on them so you could walk across to a church and hold up a bible. then what happened after that? the bishop of that very church said that it was a disgrace. the general who was w

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nancy pelosi said biden shouldn't debate. maybe she should debate in his place but she should know about taxes because remember she's third in line for the presidency and her husband is in the same business as donald trump where you have depreciation, tax incentives, losses, capital gains, property, very complex deal, and she won't release her tax returns because i think it would show the same up and down as donald trump and so she understands that better than anybody and that's why she's not releasing them, and she knows better than anything there is not much of an issue here because donald trump apparently hasn't done anything wrongs until the irs says he owes this or like newsom and he's delinquent on his property taxes. i don't think that will be an issue. the issue again will be, that joe biden is cognitively challenged -- >> sean: wie got to roll. >> trump virus the virus, trump versus the lookdown, trump versus the recession, trump versus the riots and i'm just sort of a bystander, that won't work and a lot of people w

if biden wins, china wins. mark: the president also made direct appeal to latino voters who could swing battleground states like nevada and arizona. >> the hispanics understand the border than anybody else. mark: biden stayed off campaign trail on sad but spent days criticizing the president's pandemic response. >> he knew how deadly it was. much more deadly than the flu. he knew and purposely played it down. mark: biden and congressional democrats are outraged over comments the president made to journalist bob woodward. the president told woodward how contagious coronavirus back in february while at the same time down playing it publicly. >> i will show the country will be fine one way or the other. mark: negotiations on capitol hill package at a stalemate. later today president trump will hold more campaign events in las vegas, arizona for more campaigning on monday. also on monday the white house says the president will visit california to get an in-person briefing on those devastating wild fires. chris. chr

that's what joe biden can do. he's capable of doing that, joe biden will score in the race will remain the same. >> bill: wears the campaign tomorrow? >> i would not underestimate 100 million americans tuning in. i wouldn't underestimate the number of people who are willing to change their minds when they see these candidates come out to the american people. especially for the president who feels like his record has not been reported fairly. he can tell people directly what he has done or what he thinks he has done for them moving forwa forward. >> the quality of each one's presentation is going to matter a lot. we don't trust our politicians. the idea that the guy who told us he was at the top of his class in law school and plagiarized speeches of a labour party leader, it's not going to be a -- >> bill: that was the way back machine. >> the $750 question. >> bill: thank you, donna, karl, katie. in a moment, i will talk to a man who's played a major role on debate teams for ten national presidential campaigns. bo

host: why do you support joe biden erica -- joe biden? caller: [indiscernible] host: clearwater, florida. caller: [indiscernible] trump is a liar. they can come up with all these lights -- all these lies he has done, and never asked how money times biden has lied in 40 years. the other fact that you showed on the military, that is a high end ad. that took a long time. it had all the makings of hollywood. host: ok. caller: that is not an ad you do overnight, that is a set up. host: patty in harrisburg, pennsylvania. a supporter of joe biden. caller: i have two comments. can you hear me? host: yep. there is medical research. the republican administration is known for not believing in science. science is [indiscernible] where is this information coming that biden's mind is not as sharp as it is? why are they saying he has something wrong with his mind? i want to ask you a question. did you say you were for biden and harris? caller: biden and harris. host: just wanted to clarify. north carolina come a supporter of president trump. karen, hell

i support biden and harris. my biggest issue is a functional government which is what i will be looking for to next year. in the past 20 years our government has always been dysfunctional from a late-2010 and that was with -- dozen democrats had everything. others use money given to the rich, to corporations and republicans hiding behind a democratic a president. i'm really looking forward to this and looking forward to getting rid of trump and all these morons that are round tin. thank you are you looking forward to all the as you're going to see in florida over the next 50 days? westwood today from the "washington post" that mike bloomberg is specifically going to be spending $100 million just in the state of florida. >> caller: i don't think there will be any problem. when hillary clinton lost, she would've lunches on the votes that people wrote in names. i don't think, trump isn't going to be popular. democrats are going to take over and getet this country back on e way it should be going. >> host: that is f

it's clear wherely biden is. he's for the mob and he's for the lock down and it may sound harsh to say he's for the mobs what you can only go outut there and condemn violence very blandly, you can't call out core democratic supporters and he can't even criticize these incredibly effective with villas mayors who won't even enforce the law or governors that won't enforce law but in sometimes take to twitter intake to the airwaves and egg them on. biden has also setme a couple times that if he gets in there is president and the experts whoever they are saved to him welcome that we need more lockdown he says i'll shut the country down. donald trump is on the other side and both of those two issues. he's made that play all along. he definitely made it plain at the rally some parts of which i saw in south carolina. then there are his core issues that he ran out in 2016 where they are diametric opposites trump wants more immigration restriction, he wants a wall, he wants to clean up the gratian policy and reform the sys

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biden of pushing a far left platform. watch. >> no, i don't support the green new deal. >> that's a big statement. >> [overlapping talking]. >> you agreed with bernie sanders. >> [overlapping talking]. >> on the far left on the manifesto. socialized medicine. >> hey. the fact of the matter is i beat bernie sanders. >> not by much. >> by a legal of a lot. >> let him speak, mr. president. >> he just lost the left. you just lost the left! >> harris: is the president right? did he just lose the left? what does that mean? will they just sit home in that's true? >> oh, left doesn't like joe biden but they hate donald trump. i think there is no losing the left for joe biden this year. what the president can do is show that biden is so far to the left that it helps the president with middle ground voters, undecided voters. the president is ride about the manifesto with bernie sanders and joe biden. they have so much in common. the president needs to make those words come out of joe biden's mouth. the president should say my posit

insider, meaning joe biden, and his son, using his d.c. insider name to get special deals with foreign countries. on top of president trump making that argument that joe biden sold out american jobs to foreign companies but president trump is still able to push himself into this general election by saying, "i'm still an outsider. you should be voting for me." on the covid issue, the talk of the vaccine is a very interesting one. what is being lost here is the miracle that this vaccine has been pushed out in less than a year. usually vaccines take years to come to fruition, to be successful. the idea that we have one that may be available to the general public with this infrastructure around the military distributing it, all these other groups being on call to get ready for it, that really is quite the feat when it comes to usually the bureaucracy we have to go through to get a vaccine to the american people. >> harris: yeah, at least the beginning stages of it. we have to let the scientists do what they're going to do. he saw that letter f

one, he is facing joe biden who is not the same as hillary clinton, joe biden has plenty of issues on his own but he doesn't have the same kind of toxic brand that hillary clinton had. so while in 2016 voters who are undecided maybe didn't like those candidates, it was a break for donald trump. this time he doesn't quite have that same advantage among those voters who you might call the haters, the ones that don't really like anybody who's running for president. the other reason behind that is that he's the incumbent now so, actually having fewer third-party candidates in the race, typically those will be folks who are just looking for ways to lodge their protest. with fewer third-party candidates that's less opportunity for joe biden to get flipped. so it does make things a little more challenging for trump this time around given that he's the incumbent and he's running against a different opponent. >> interesting. all right. i'm afraid were out of time but i have a lot more questions. i love you to come back if we could talk about the shy trump vote in that whole opinion and i love

how will joe biden respond? >> well, jake, thanks for having me here today to talk about the debate. look, we expect that the american people actually don't want to hear president trump attack vice president biden and his family. frankly, these attacks have also been debunked. i think it's important for me to say. what the american people are interested in hearing are the candidates' plans for their families. more than 200,000 people have lost their lives to covid-19, as you all have been reporting over the last couple of weeks. 30 million people have filed for unemployment. this is really about how joe biden, and, frankly, president trump, what their plans are for the american people's families. so joe biden is going to speak directly to those folks at home tonight about the kitchen table issues that they care most about. and what president trump decides to do with his time, that's on him. but joe biden is going to be speaking to those folks at home. >> so he's going to ignore when he or his family is attacked

i mean the real question is, what did hunter biden in the biden family take from the russians and from the chinese all while the president was doing that? frankly, the president has given $1.6 million back to the american taxpayer and the fact that his salary is 400,000, he's given it back each and every year. i think the american people appreciate that. >> martha: what about aca? is going to be a lot of talk about that, that americans can't risk the supreme court nominee because she is going to got aca up she gets the opportunity, what to tell them about that? what do you say? >> she's a great pick and remember, the so-called affordable care act has been anything but. most people have went up since president obama passed that and never forget -- i think this is so important to understand about obamacare. all the lies they told us about that when a pastor, if you like a doctor, keep her doctor, premiums will go down, they said they would go down an average $2500. deductibles will go down, they said the website was going to work. this of the website was secure, they said these co-ops th

they had more trump supporter's showing up within biden fans, does anyone like joe biden? does anyone get excited by joe biden?y we'll have a report tonight. but first, we'll begin with something i call -- this is now the insanity season, 55 days away from the tipping point election, the lies, the smears, the slander, buckle up -- the hysteria is t not reaching a fer pitch. with just 55 days until you become the ultimate jury, the anti-trump insanity is going to be nonstop. i hate to report it will only get worse in the days and nights to come, leading to what is to me the tipping point election in this country. there is a well coordinated, newlyoo manufactured scandal pretty much every hour of every single day. for the past few hours, this crisis of the day involved a series of interviews between author bob woodward and president trump. most of that hysteria surrounds this moment when the president talked about the seriousness of covid-19 on february 7th, let's listen in. >> it's a tricky situation. it goes through air, that is tougher than the touch. you just breathe the

jill biden. he sort of put some ground down that i think he will be tested on as this thing goes forward. but no doubt they will say he had a great night. >> sandra: dr. jill biden stepped up to the microphone. we expect to hear from joe biden. his campaign said he will make the remarks before he starts on the train tour. making his way through ohio and into pennsylvania as the president rallies in minnesota tonight. >> trace: i'm curious. you look at this whole thing and joe biden will come out and speak in a little bit. as he gets on this train tour the question becomes is he going to take questions? do you think there has been enough pushback that joe biden decides he is going to take questions from the press corps with him? >> we hope so. he really hasn't had that many availabilities. he has had a few more in recent days leading up to this debate. maybe he feels the wind at his back after this debate and he will start taking questions. we have invited him every week on special report as a lot

so who asked biden to visit? in fact, the head of the naacp, begged him not to come but here is how the media spun biden's little daytrip. >> joe biden is coming here to kenosha, wisconsin, with a message of healing. >> today the former vice president focused on a different battleground, wisconsin, trying to promote healing in kenosha. >> joe biden in kenosha, he wants to fight for the soul of the nation and that is precisely what he is trying to do. >> tammy: at wow, amazing. from what i saw, he was more doom and division then hope and healing, take a look. >> he said there are very fine people on both sides, no president has ever said anything like that. the generic point i'm making is it legitimizes a dark side of human nature. >> tammy: that is a lie, that has been debunked, the president never said that, he was directly and immediately repudiated and white supremacists but joe biden continues to mention that, but joining me now is steve cortez, trump 2020 senior advisor and chris hahn, former aide to chuck s

he shifted to the attack on hunter biden interrupting and went after hunter biden. the response from joe biden was my son has a drug problem and he has overcome it. many off understand what it is to have a family member with a drug problem. in terms of the tone, i thought biden was relatable in that moment. and what she said about speaking to the audience, it's not about him, it's about you. that tone struck me as more effective. >> harris: you are talking about finesse. you can go on the attack biyou have to finesse in and out of those moments. that was missing with all of the shouting. melissa, a quick thought and then we will move to law and order? >> melissa: i agree with everything i heard before. all of the points that were made. i think that neither candidate gained anything last night which is different from saying no one won. neither picked up anything new. some are saying maybe that was the president's tragedy. -- strategy. to be so over the top that a lot of people tuned out because they could not take the screaming. the good points that were made got los

trump 47 and biden 46. if -- when you look at the numbers and you look at the map, what is the one concern you hope joe biden deals with tonight? >> well, you know, we're all going to be watching to see what the president says about a whole host of thing. saw the advertising on pens pension. it's really rich that he's talking about people's tax bill and paying too much in taxes given how little he's paid in tax tes. the numbers -- i agree with neil. the numbers are consistent. they are consistent in pennsylvania and nationally and they are consistent in states that were not even considered ballot grounds. they are consistent not just at the top of the ticket in the senate races and congressional raced and everybody who feels mobilized across the country. i think the manish uis making sure people vote, that they know how to vote, that they feel comfortable voting given the changes to vote and shevote in person, by mail, absentee, that's the main challenge for both candidates and certainly it's one that the c

treasury, joe pays hundred biden. >> if joe biden goes after the president on taxes. "the new york times" dropping another report today that president trump's businesses lost more than $350 million in 2002, and nearly $90 million in 2003. critics say the fact the president reportedly has $400 million in debt soon coming due could present a national security risk. speak at this president appears to have over $400 million of debt, or 20, whatever it is, million dollars in debt. to whom? different countries? what is the leverage they have? for me, this is a national security question. >> the white house and the trump campaign continuing to push back against the tax story, questioning the timing of the report and the speed with which democrats jumped on it. speak of the fact that joe biden had a commercial, ready to go on that story talking about 1 hour after the article came out, that tells you everything you need to know. i mean, these guys are carrying joe biden's water. >> kevin brady wants an investigation as to how the tax records got out. in a statement saying to e

amy: kate araronoff, 20 secondsn bidens renew deal or what he is saying is the e biden deal? >> it is the most progressive climate policy in the -- a democratic presidential candidate has ever run on. it is not enough. we know in january when he is hopefully eleleed, it neeeeds to be pushed aggressively in order to make anany of it a reality. so it is a good starting place and it is just that most of america thank you for being with us, kate aronoff, staff writer at "the new republic." this is supposedly the first of three presidential debates. next week is vice presidential debate. we had with chris wallace questioning president trump about tax returns. chris: mr. president, there's a new report that in 2016, the year you were elected president and 2017, your first year as president, you paid $750 a year in federal income tax each of those years. i know that you pay a lot of other taxes, but i'm asking you this specific question. is it true that you paid $750 in federal income taxes each of those two years? pres. trump: i paid millions of dollars in taxes, millions of dollar

what is embarrassing for joe biden, i am not sure these are biden voters. but he is right these are all democrat run cities. usually democratic city councils and d.a.'s up and down the chain. it's democrats as far as the eye can see. this is the democratic approach to our police. he has a good point there. the president's vulnerability is if he does go in, he has drawn this redline. he has to succeed. he can't not succeed. it's a real stretch after all of these lectures on localism and federalism to say that a problem they didn't think existed before is all donald trump's fault. if they thought that before the convention, they would have highlighted it. >> 55 days until election day. the key states like michigan. rewind first before i show you what happened to 2016 to remind everybody how close it was between donald trump and hillary clinton with president trump's pulling off a victory by a small fractions of a percentage there. 10,000 votes or so. now what is happening there. on july 30th, the clear politics average had joe biden ahead of president trump i

biden son hunter biden. a leading chinese military defense contractor. biden spent his entire career selling michigan jobs to china. and the biden family got paid a lotnd of money. >> laura: isn't that the kind of story that needs to be told and retold? >> i i think it's critically important. biden knows he's under disclosure requirements. when you get a foreign contract, he's going to disclose it. but there are no disclosure requirements for family members. long-standing practice of extending deals to family members in exchange for favorable treatments from foreign leaders. biden recognizes this, sarah typically became a part of it. this is a powerful theme that the trump campaign should look at in the days leading up to the election. >> laura: finally on nafta, a very telling exchange between jake tapper and joe biden. his initial support of nafta, watch. >> when you ran for president and when barack obama ran for president, you both said you would renegotiate nafta. you didn't. he did. does he deserve cre

joe biden's words there. he also said that while he does not blame donald trump for causing these specific weather events we're talking about in california right now, he said if donald trump gets a second term, joe biden's words here, these hellish events will become more common, more devastating, and more deadly. so again, hearing from joe biden there with words from the president to come later this afternoon. we've got some reaction to what we heard from a few guests here. i believe we have nbc's mike memoli with us. is that correct? i believe we have mike memoli with us. let me just ask mike, what did you hear there? >> reporter: well, steve, it's interesting. as we often preview these remarks, we talk about it in terms of how biden is choosing to focus on one issue rather than the other. we laid out in our conversation earlier how biden has talked about the four crises facing this country and the idea that he would be choosing to speak on this one rather than the other three, but it's always remarkable to

biden: yes. ballots.ount the some of these ballots in some states cannot even be opened until election day. by the way, our military has been voting by ballots since the end of the civil war. that is what's going to happen. why is it somehow not fraudulent. it's the same process. it's honest. no one has a at all that there is fraud related to mail in ballots. that somehow it's a fraudulent process. pres. trump: it's already been established. chris: you have an opportunity to respond. go ahead. vice pres. biden: he has no idea what he's talking about. the fact is, i will except it and he will too. do you know why? once the winner is declared after all the ballots are counted, that will be the end of it. and if it's me, and if it's not me i will support the outcome. justl be a president not for the democrats, i will be a president for democrats and republicans. chris: gentlemen, that's the end of it. we are going to leave it there. to be continued in more debates as we go on. bidenent trump, presid

joe biden is as sharp as can be mentally. i've talked to him five or six times during the campaign and he hasn't lost a step in terms of mental acuity. when he shows up and doesn't collapse, when he shows up an answers the questions, somewhat decently, he's the winner of the debate because donald trump has lowered the debate bar for joe biden. it's so incredibly low. big mistake. howie: you raised exe expectats slightly here. the president says if joe biden does okay the media will say it's the greatest debate performance of all time. is that working the refs or are the press going to be more favorable to biden? i've got about half a minute. >> it's a little too late. donald trump has lowered the bar so incredibly for his ow owe poe meant which -- owe po opponent,h is debate medical practice. if joe biden does reasonably well, he's be the winner regardless of what the media says. they'll say his closing speech was good, bingo, it's over. howie: great things about debates, people can watch and make up their own minds. governor