and what are chuck schumer and nancy pelosi doing now? stopping americans from going their unemployment insurance and it's despicable and time for them to come to the negotiating table. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> president trump held a rally with florida sheriffs at the bottom of the steps of air force

this is nancy pelosi, crazy nancy and chuck schumer. they want to compel you to do this stuff and has nothing to do with what we're talking about and it includes serious felons. they want to have these people released on a mass basis including serious felons. that is page 1,689, page 1,762. think of that. 1,762. that is nowhere near the end of their bill. they have things in there nobody has had time to look at or read. these people, i honestly believe they don't love our country if you want to know the truth. in addition to demanding the extreme partisan positions democrats are actively blocking the following measures. support for k-12 schools to help them safely open, additional funding for the paycheck protection program to help millions on the payroll. very good programs. very successful. kept a lot of businesses open. that is why we're doing so well in reopening our country. additional money for hospitals, testing, and vaccines. direct payments of $3,400 for a family of four. now remember. this is what the extreme partsans, this is

the president said we're not going to wait on nancy pelosi and chuck schumer anymore, we're going to extend unemployment insurance benefits. the department of labor and treasury are a working to make that a reality. and we're working to put into effect that effort to defer payroll tax collections to the end of this year. again, this is just another example of where president trump said, look, if you're not willing to come to the table and negotiate in a way that puts americans first, we're going to take actions so that americans cannot be used as pawns in the democrats' effort to push another massive big government spending bill. lou: you know, mr. vice president, we're looking at cities that are erupting in violence, continue to erupt in many cases whether it's chicago or portland, and some of those states have got democrat city councils as well as mayors and democratic governors. and i was just thinking as you were talking, do you hear from any of those democrat governors saying, no, no, mr. vice president, tell mr. trump that we don't want the money for our citizens? we don't want

nancy and chuck schumer were $600, and extension, it was rejected by democrats. clear, you are saying you're are going to work around the clock. are we talking weeks, months? can you pinpoint the timeline? >> i cannot other than we work around the clock and we encourage democrats to come back. secretary mnuchin said he is willing to review any proposal because the american people deserve better than the games and partisanship they have seen from nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, and democrat colleagues. >> is there a mechanism by which the federal government can provide the $300 immediately even if states do not provide $100? >> it is required by statute 25% of that money be provided by states and 75% is what we can do. i would note states can look to the cares act funding as a way to bring that $100 forward and look to the general fund. we will pursue every creative way possible to make sure the preeminent priority prevails and that is making sure this money gets to american workers. >> the orders the president signs does not just funding for businesses, schools, or

this is crazy nancy and chuck schumer. they want to compel you to do this stuff and this has nothing to do with what we are talking about and it includes serious felons. they want to have these people released on a mass basis including serious felons. as page 1689, page 1762. think of that. 1762, and that is nowhere near the end of their bill. they have things in there no one has had the time to look at or read. these people -- i honestly don't believe they love our country, you want to know the truth. in addition to demanding these partisan provisions, democrats are actively blocking the following measures. support for k-12 schools to help them safely open, additional funding for the paycheck protection program to help millions of workers of payroll. these are great programs. very successful, kept a lot of businesses open. that is why we are doing so well reopening our country. additional money for hospitals, testing and vaccines, direct payments of $3400 for a family of four. remember, this is what the extreme partisans

does he have any plans to meet with nancy pelosi or chuck schumer personally? is the white house concerned that all parties will be blamed if there is no deal and voters stay home in november? press secretary mcenany: no one has worked harder to ensure those payments get to americans than this administration. chief of staff mark meadows, secretary treasury steve mnuchin has been on the hill, many, many days trying to get this deal worked out. but it is democrats, nancy pelosi, it is chuck schumer that are making absolute mockery of this process. rather than coming towards us and do a clean extension of unemployment insurance, they are moving beyond what their initial request was, $3 trillion. then they move to $34st trillion. they wanted $100le with for -- $100 billion for schools. we offered $105 billion to which they rejected. they are making a mockery of this process this. president has been clear. he's ready to act on this. it is of paramount importance to him. again -- reporter: why would you re dakota -- press secretary mcenany: they are making a mockery.

this is nancy pelosi, crazy nancy, and chuck schumer. they want to compel you to do this stuff and this has nothing to do with what we are talking about and it includes serious felons. they want to have these people released on a mass basis, including serious felons. 1689, 1762. nowhere near is the end of the bill. don't believei they love our country if you want to know the truth. in addition to demanding these extreme partisan provisions, democrats are actively blocking the following measures. schools to help them safely open, additional funding for the paycheck texan program to help millions of workers on the payroll. a great program, very successful, kept a lot of businesses open and that's why we are doing so well and reopening our country. additional money for hospitals, testing and vaccines. -- $3400yments of 3440 for a family of four. this is the extreme partisans -- this is what we are talking about. democrats are actively blocking about the things we want and what we want is good for people. these are the things they are blocki

chuck schumer said we went through the numbers in person that the senate put in and proposal we have, how many children can you feed with this amount of dollars for how long? how many schools can you protect for this amount of dollars so they can open up. you know our proposals are a lot more generous. that was schumer's readout afterwards. earlier today president trump suggested that if there are not, if there is not any sort of deal that negotiators can come up with, if there is not legislative action taken at some point then he could put forth executive orders. president seemed to draw a hard-line against giving money to states. listen. >> they want bailout money. they're not interested in the people. they are not interested in unemployment. they're not interested in evictions which is a big deal, the evictions, they want to evict, a lot of people will be evicted but i will stop it, i will do it myself if i have to, i have a lot of powers with respect to executive orders. reporter: jackie, david, afterwards when chuck schumer was speaking to reporters, he said following of the nego

we will watch a little chuck schumer and some of his hate to trump rhetoric. just for fun. we are going to monitor former president bill clinton. bill clinton is interesting. i'm going to lay out in a special "hannity" monologue how he wouldn't even be a nominee if that party ever based on his positions and by the way, he's embroiled in a huge new scandal today. "daily mail" just published a newly pictures, bill clinton getting a little back massage from one of jeffrey epstein's victims. this isn't funny, what i saw should scare everybody. we've you have to hear back. whatever happened to the eye believers in the democratic party that are outraged that bill clinton is about to speak in prime time at their party's convention. do they have any real values at all? kamala harris, any comment at all? we will have more straight ahead but first we are going to bring you everything you need to know about last night's big dnc kick off because if you're like most

coronavirus relief package have finished for the day democratic senator chuck schumer says they were more productive than previous discussions but a deal was still some while. protesters a back out on the streets of israel demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu they're angry at the handling of the corona virus outbreak but the demonstrations have also been fueled by the corruption case against nationality i. want to turn to japan now whether been more than 470 you corona virus infections in the capital tokyo the 3rd straight day of record daily increases cities governor is considering whether to impose a new state of emergency the southern island of aachen now is already in forced emergency measures where some say u.s. personnel are importing the virus or bug reports. is the traditional japanese art hundreds of years old it's the 1st time it's ever been before like this. the number of the phone is unlimited. for chess. and stick to social distancing rules on states. took years kabuki theater has opened for the 1st time in 5 months with strict guidelines as a c

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chuck schumer saying talks are finally making progress. some lawmakers are expressing their doubts. meanwhile, millions of americans are no longer receiving unemployment benefits and countless people are facing eviction. congressional correspondent chad pergram watching it all on capitol hill. chad, any movement in the talks today? >> not much so far, they are starting that meeting right now and they have been meeting every day for about a week and a half now without a lot to show for it and that's the starting to concern a lot of people here on capitol hill. notably, lisa murkowski, a republican senator from alaska. >> i've been talking to members on the other side of the aisle about what we might do as individual members to help facilitate a little more progress. we don't have answers for people right now that i really worried so we are going to keep working. >> part of the problem is republicans can't come together in the senate on the plan, any final agreement would need democratic votes to clear a filibuster. that's why democrats like the minority leader chuck schumer aren't mo

that press conference with the speaker of the house and senate minority leader chuck schumer is under way. the hill's top democrats giving americans an update on a massive new coronavirus relief bill package. meantime in the senate, president trump's acting homeland security secretary is testifying before the committee. chad wolf being questioned over the recent involvement of federal authorities during protests in oregon. >> our law enforcement officers are not an occupying force and not serving a general security agency. they have been deployed an extended period of time to one city, and that's portland. it's to protect federal property. our law enforcement officers are not storm troopers, the gestapo or thugs. >> nbc news justice correspondent julia ainsley is watching this for us. good to have you with us. what is chad wolf's defense and what do you think the senators are going to be grilling him about in whether they buy it or not? >> reporter: well, chad wolf's defense so far has been it's up to dhs and the federal protective service to protect federal property. in the case of p

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nancy pelosi and her deputy, chuck schumer continue to say no to an agreement, to a deal. because it appears to me that for the democrats in those two in particular, it is all politics, all of the time. i am convinced they actually don't want an agreement. they don't care with the consequences are for the american people. we've all been home. we've been traveling overseas, talking to people and listening to what they really wanted a piece of legislation. and what i am hearing his people want to pass forward with regard to the disease pretty testing, treatment, vaccine. they also want safety. ways to make sure there is money for states and communities to safely open the schools. and common sense solutions like these are things that the republicans are going to continue to propose in spite of what nancy pelosi continues to do. talking about her 3 trillion-dollar fantasy island bill. which seems to be listening to her, her way or the highway. my way or nothing else is what nancy pelosi says to the point. the senator even made reference. in this past, as the house, the new yor

that is a big lie by chuck schumer. what you mentioned, black people chanting, take away homes from white people? this is a race issue party, they are creating a racial division and i would love to add some ransom money to catch that guy who knocked that kid, it reminded me of the rodney king riot, we have to stop this race for the democrats are perpetuating and we had to get back the common sense for this election, there's only one man who can solve this problem and that's donald j. trump. we must keep trump an office or else the city in this country is going to go to the defend of socialism. >> sean: how big a danger do you see, larry? go ahead. >> i was going to say, look at baltimore. the city the young lady is talking about, when freddie gray died, you're talking about a black mayor, number one and number two people running the baltimore police department were black, the state attorney that brought the charges against the six officers were black, the judge before whom two of the cases were tried was black. all the

chuck schumer knows that. we have had conversations about that. i intend to work anyway possible to ensure that we are able to move forward in a bipartisan way, it basically, coming together is what joe biden does. he brings people together. he has worked very well with republicans together. he doesn't chastise orville and i the other side just because he is a democrat. i think you will see all of the attitudes in the senate. >> sandra: where are we watching the same convention this week? there's a lot of attacks on the trump agenda. i mean, it's fair to say that there was a lot of partisan talk on the part of democrats. >> sandra, it was an attack on the behavior of the president. trying as hard as anybody to work on the issues. but he makes it very difficult, and i think what you saw is an attack on the president, how he reacts. i don't think -- if anything, chastise from the left, the democratic caucus for working with republicans, trying to make something happen. that's what he does and what he has done well for 50 years. i assume that he woul

it's going to be meeting with house speaker nancy pelosi, chuck schumer as well as mark meadows mark meadows and treasury secretary steve mnuchin who also happen to be on capitol hill negotiating this new stimulus bill. >> dana: it is a busy day there. president trump responding to joe biden, saying on this program yesterday that her husband will debate. >> that's right, president trump has expressed some concerns about the fact that because of all these mail-in voting, the surgeon mail-in voting that is expected, he wants the state of the debates, the date of the first debate to be moved up i give of it. joe biden has not shared that concerned but as you can confirmed on your show yesterday, the former vice president's wife confirmed that her husband is going to be there for all three debates and joe biden just said this. >> i'm so looking forward to have an opportunity to sit with the president or stand with the president in debates. there can be plenty of time. >> the one problem i have come of the debate is very late, it's at the end of september and a lot of ballots will already

but if it is a waste of time, it doesn't make sense. >> john: chuck schumer called the idea that they were calling the president a fable. saying that neither he nor nancy pelosi made the call. the democrats can say what the president is doing through the orders and the memoranda isn't enough, that it's unconstitutional. but he has effectively put them in a little bit of a box. they are now under enormous pressure to come to the table and make a deal. or let the president walk away with all the accolades and inherent criticism. >> dana: it's amazing how the democrats let this blow up in their face. thank you, john. be back to you tomorrow, i'm sure. disturbing new look at the number of the kids testing positive for the coronavirus. nearly 100,000 children were diagnosed with covid-19 in just the last two weeks of july. now that translates to nearly 9% of all the cases in the united states. that as millions of students they are back in class including in states with the surges in cases. brian yenis live in cooper city, florida, with more on this. brian? >> good afternoon. today, four co

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and i asked chuck schumer yesterday, why not sit down one on one with mitch mcconnell. and he said, quote, ask him. and i asked him to characterize the relationship between mcconnell and schumer said, look, he's a senate leader, but he's not in the room and it's hard to negotiate with someone who's not in the room and didn't want to elaborate any further. and i asked mitch mcconnell about why he's not negotiating with schumer directly. and he said, because you need the guy with the pen, referring to the president. you cannot make a deal unless you have the president involved. the two power centers on legislation are the president and the democratic majority in the house and a substantial democratic minority in the senate. he added that he is getting briefed on the matter. and he also added that, you know, his relationship with schumer, in his view, is fine. they haven't met much, but i can tell you, talking to some republican senators, there is some unease about letting the administration take the lead in those talks. we'll see if anything changes here. but those two po

senator chuck schumer. schumer: thank you, speaker and thank you to the biden campaign and dnc for holding this call. . republicant and one that you mentioned, essential in expanding health care. john mccain was essential in the republican senate right to undo it, to helping us stop it. let's not forget them. they are great donald trump made his name in reality tv. but at the republican national convention this week, the republican campaign is producing surreality tv. the u.s. leads the world in coronavirus so far, close to 180,000 have died so far. every one of them, leaving families and friends with open hearts. and republicans pretend donald trump has a handle on the virus, spending their convention trying to papier-mache over reality to cover up the fact donald trump has failed to contain covid-19. let's be clear. theident trump ignored advice of experts, downplayed the virus and refused to take swift action to contain the spread. just other western country about, every other asian country and developed

so senate minority leader chuck schumer also spoke to reporters not passing another economic aid bill in the state of negotiations. this is 20 minutes. >> okay, good afternoon. hope everyone is healthy. i am joined as you can see by two of our most are to kill it outstanding senators. >> asked them doing? bowl. i say nice things about everybody. this is one of chosen here. senator klobuchar and murphy. now, as you know we passed the heroes act 81 days ago. speaker pelosi and i called on leader mcconnell to start negotiations a month ago. but the senate republicans are so divided entire up in knots all leader mcconnell can do is go to the floor and make partisan speeches. he's not in the room negotiatin negotiating, cannot even articulate a coherent position. democrats on the other hand are negotiate with the white house because they wanted to reach an agreement were finally moving in the right direction a deal has to be made for the needs of the american people not to strike a deal for the sake of it, but we believe what he bold strong vigorous response to the crisis. let me understan

the negotiations for that coronavirus relief package finished but with democratic senator chuck schumer saying that it will more productive than previous discussions were also warning the congressional leaders and the white house was still not yet close to reaching a deal now the focus of these talks is that $600.00 a week payment for people who qualify for unemployment benefits as a result of the pandemic the scheme ended on friday that money is a vital safety net protecting people from potentially hunger and if that evictions the white house offered to continue making those payments for a further week but house speaker nancy pelosi says a short term extension only made sense if a deal was close the democrats want a longer term commitment instead there are now about 30000000 people unemployed in the u.s. that's 20 percent of the working population and on thursday more than 1400000 new people registered for unemployment benefits this is the 19th consecutive week that number has topped a 1000000 roselyn jordan has more from northern virginia. the paychecks coming from a state government'

when chuck schumer this morning pelosi through aides denied any such outreach occurred. we're well stuck here on the negotiation side until one side or the other essentially decides to blink and come with a new offer to restart things. >> and on the legal issues, garrett, they were, almost goading them, go to court. sue me. that's not a good political play for the democrats to be suing to stop the president from, you know, letting people have more unemployment benefits. not as much as they want, but some. >> reporter: right. optics alone are bad let alone it's august and the idea a federal court would move on this in some expedient way even before the election seems unlikely. democrats would rather see orders dismissed because they are superseded by actual action that does something. and not a lot of "there" there in these presidential memoranda, essentially. >> peter baker, we have covered a lot of white houses, you and i. never seen a president in the united states in the midst of this sort of standoff at his golf course. not just playing golf but said to be a -- start

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. they were offered clean extension, not $400 of benefits but the $600 and it was roundly rejected b by them. so the president stood up for the worker. >> you are saying you will work around the clock and you want it to get to americans quickly. are we talking weeks or months? can you pinpoint the timeline? >> i can't other than we will work around the clock and we encourage democrats on the hill to come back. secretary mnuchin said he is willing to review any proposal because the american people deserve better than the games and the partisanship they have seen from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and the democrat colleagues. >> two questions to follow up. is there a mechanism by which the federal government can provide $300 immediately even if the states don't provide the $100? >> it's important and in fact required by the statute that the 25% of the money be provided by the state. 75% is what we can do from the government side. states can look to the c.a.r.e.s. act funding to bring $10

. >> nancy pelosi and chuck schumer chose to hold this vital assistance hostage. on behalf of very extreme partisan demands. >> reporter: house democrats passed a $3 trillion stimulus package back in may and offered to meet republicans halfway, but the white house called it a nonstarter. >> we're not just keep coming back every day if we can't get to a deal. >> reporter: this is one of 30 million americans out of work and in need of relief. >> there's absolute urgency i need the money now. it's going to be really tight at the end of the month if we don't get that stimulus going again. >> reporter: with the president's executive action, that crucial aid could be tied up in court for months, congress not the president controls federal spending. >> when this relief gets in the hands of americans, what date? >> we think it's rapid. it will be distributed in a way, whatever the faster ways. there are various methods and it will be rapidly distributed. >> you're signing executive order, they want to know when they're going to see this relief. >> very soon. >> 30 million

does he have plans to meet with nancy pelosi or chuck schumer personally? is the white house concerned that all parties will be blamed if there is no deal, and voters will stay home in november? >> secretary mcenany: no one has worked harder to ensure this patience get to americans. chief of staff mark meadows, secretary treasury steve mnuchin, have been on the hill many, many days now trying to get this deal worked out. but it is democrats, it is nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, that are making an absolute mockery of this process. rather than coming towards us into a clean extension of an employment insurance, they are moving beyond what their initial request was of $3 trillion, and they moved to $3.4 trillion. they wanted $100 billion for schools, and it offered $105 billion, to which they rejected. they are making a mockery of this process. we are still engaging with them, but this president has been clear, he is ready to act on this and it is of paramount importance to him. >> reporter: -- >> secretary mcenany: they are making a mockery of the process. >> r

. >> so, nancy pelosi is talking right now, we're monitoring that, to see and this is chuck schumer now talking, to see if either one of them have any news on the negotiations. so, garrett, it sounds like they are coming closer together on the things like unemployment insurance, on extending the evictions moratorium, potentially until december. is that what we're going to see, that it's a $400 extension a week on the unemployment benefits. is that locked in stone at this point? >> i think nothing is locked in stone at this point. i think, you know, the classic cliche here is nothing is decided until everything is decided. but i will say that we and other news outlets started reporting that $400 compromise this morning and felt for all the world to me like a trial balloon. what i didn't see today were people shooting at it. we didn't see people saying that number would be totally unacceptable to them, which suggests to me it's the kind of issue they can sort of table for now and move onto some of the other things. the eviction moratorium is the biggest red herring to me in all of these n

i think i think that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer should get back to washington and approve stimulus for the people. this was china's fault. it wasn't their fault. we would like to see payment going to the people. maybe ppe. we want payment going to the people. we will take care of the post office. we want to make sure the post office runs properly and it hasn't for many years, probably 50 years. it's run very badly. we want to make sure the post office runs properly and doesn't lose billions of dollars. someone said it lost $78 billion over a short time. you can't have that. butwe will work with them we want money to go to the people that need it and they don't want to do that. money. money to go tout their friends who are doing a bad job of running democratic state. they are losing a lot of money and run by democrats for many years. it is all they want to talk about is bailing out those states. are you word the cutbacks hurt people with medicaid and prescriptions? pres. trump: post office is running very well. if you look at the post office, or years that is all people complained a

i'm wondering if you had any conversations with nancy pelosi or chuck schumer in the last couple weeks since these negotiations broke out. >> we haven't. you reported that secretary mnuchin reached out to speaker pelosi. originally i think she said, if you will meet us in the middle or cut it in half, we thought that might be an opening to open up the negotiations. she quickly changed that to say that she meant, i guess the 2.3, 2.4 trillion dollar package. but it is really without any guardrails or parameters. she said to us, you give us the amount of money, we will tell you how we are going to spend it. that is not how negotiations happen. we've reached out. i've had my staff reach out again yesterday to speaker pelosi's chief of staff, to say that we haven't heard anything from her. that we't anticipate will actually get a phone call. , notbably have had more only good conversations, but very productive conversations with democrats on capitol hill on the senate and the house side. probably more on the house side. and a lot of them want a deal. and are being very reasonable in their

chuck schumer, who is the leading democrat in the senate, he appreciates the gop concession. they still agree -- they still disagree on the depth and scope of the solution. one trillion is the goal for the republicans. 3.5 trillion for the democrats. speaker pelosi sang tonight we will have an agreement. mitch mcconnell acknowledging republicans internally within the party do not agree with a lot of the things out there, but he says he will support whatever the white house and democrats can agree on. president trump said earlier he supports extending the $600 a week jobless benefit. that is interesting. talks continue tomorrow. steve mnuchin, mark meadows, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer. we will see what they can accomplish. tom: how much does all of this complicate the chop of the treasury department as it repairs to announce is expected to be an all-time record for quarterly funding? kathleen: as i said earlier, imagine you were planning a big party, but you did not know if you are going to have 10 people coming or 40. that is what it is like now. the treasury announced yester

. >> house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer spoke to reporters today to discuss negotiations with publicans about a new coronavirus relief package. this is about five minutes. speaker pelosi: as we come amonger in the capital, the american people are many millions of children who are food insecure. many families are concerned about tens of millions of people who are on unemployment insurance. we have to come to an agreement that meets the needs of the

the preference is for republicans to cut this deal without speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. while those negotiations are going on, at the white house president trump met with the governor of arizona. he said that's why the coronavirus got out of control but is getting better after the governor made corrections. the trump administration gave ppe to the state. that conversation quickly turned to his problems with mail-in voting in arizona's neighbor, nevada. the trump campaign is suing the state for a law signed on monday which allows the state to send in ballots to all active and registered voters. president trump explained why he had a problem with that moments ago. listen here. >> absentee voting? great. the mail-in voting where they mail million of ballots to people. you will never know who won the election. you can't have that. nevada is a big state and an important state and a very political state. the governor happens to be a democrat. i don't believe the post office can be set up. they were given no notice. you are talking about millions of notes. it's a catastrophe wa

and coming up on "morning joe," top democratic senator chuck schumer will be our guest. we'll ask the senate minority leader if he expects negotiations to resume. "morning joe" is moments away. "morning joe" is moments away. ♪ here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' ♪ start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. with secret, you're unstoppable. no sweat! try it and love it or get your money back. >>> welcome back, everybody. joining me now political reporter for axios, hans nichols. good morning to you, hans. give us axios' 1 big thing today. >> our 1 big thing is looking at how president trump is trying to lure vice president joe biden, the former vice president into a tax trap. it reminds us of walter mondale in 1984 where he said he was going to raise taxes on everyone, he was clear on that. what the president is trying to do is trick joe biden into that moment. so far joe biden has avoided it. his statement on what the president is talking about, as far as executive orders and having his payroll tax cut, havin