rick scott. two great governors. over a long period of time, they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida's different from other

i will ask senator rick scott of florida coming up. and -- >> we're thinking about doing it from the white house because there is no movement. it is easy. charles: president trump telling "fox & friends" he is considering delivering his convention speech from the white house, an unprecedented move. joe biden is not even going to his own convention. we'll get reaction from deneen borelli. all that and more on "making money". ♪. charles: folks, major indices are marching higher, despite a early report from adp on jobs. that was a big disappointment. stocks are climbing focused on the stellar service data and drop in crude inventories. i want to bring in spotlight assets shana disel, and phil blancato, mike lee, of mike lee strategies. phil, let me start with you. i like what i'm seeing from economic data. we sort of wrote it off as a lot of states started to stall or pull back reopenings. going back to the ism manufacturing data. all the regional manufacturing date, service data today, maybe the v is getting stronger, not weaker. what

a man who is a great governor and who was a great senator, rick scott. rick, thank you. alex cesar, the man that is --youy having our covid know, they are starting to give us really high marks on this china virus. it should never have come here. they should never have allowed it to happen. where are rick and where is alex ? hello, fellas and thank you. proud shares and police to use all across this great state, we appreciate you being here. today, governor desanto's and senator scott and i will participate in a briefing on florida's battle against the china virus. my administration is also hurricanenitoring the approaching the florida coast. in fact, i've got a get out of here. it is right behind me. [laughter] have a great evening. good luck. have a great evening, fellas. we will all do whatever is andssary to help florida the storm, i guess it is going to be a rough storm but i know what they. after having done this for 3.5 years, you have seen worse. you have seen some beauties. as soon as the storms came in, i signed the emergency declarations. before rick would even

that is senator rick scott, republican of florida. coming up, would president biden be good or bad for the stock market and how would we tell? we will ask paul hickey. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. we turn to mark crumpton for first word news. mark: thank you. the united nations chief says school closures because of the coronavirus pandemic have affected more than one billion students worldwide. it has been the biggest disruption of education in history, according to the u.n. secretary-general. he is calling for the reopening of schools once the local transmission of the virus is under control. with the top striking on after more than a week of negotiations , the white house and congressional democrats have offered their first hints they are getting somewhere on a virus relief package. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says they made a little bit of progress last night. need tolosi says they work together. the major sticking points con

scott ronde san tirks rick scott, two great governors. over a long period of time they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida is different from other states. >> so he thinks it will boost his chance it's perfectly legitimate. florida republicans have been pressuring the president to endorse the state's vote by mail system. president trump himself has even voted absentee in florida, according to the aide. a high vote turn out is key for republicans winning in november. >> ten minutes past the hour. negotiators want a deal by the end of the week. go to t-mobile.com/55. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your d

it's got ron desantis, rick scott. over a long period of time they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida is different from other states. >> something about that sounds like a tell, stewart. what is it? >> look, you know, the irony of this is generations of republican operatives grew up working in a program for absentee ballots that republicans like to think they did better than democrats. there are states out there that are republican states, like utah, that vote entirely by mail. this is absolutely insane. what's happening is that republicans, who know they need absentee ballots, need vote by mail to win, are pressuring the president, telling him quit basically suppressing our voters. it's the weirdest thing. he's telling his own voters to be afraid of voting. >> shoot yourself in the foot, cutting off your nose to spite your face and any other litany of analogies one can make here. in your new book, stuart, you make the case that the trump presidency is a culmination of a dec

then there's florida in 2018 where republicans ron desantis and rick scott won the governor and senate races erect spiffily but after election day their leads began to dwindle. and the president tweeted the florida election should be called in favor of rick scott and ron desantis in that large numbers of new ballots showed up out of nowhere. and a honest vote counsel is no longer possible. what if we go to bed with one-third of one candidate projected as winning but another candidate later certified as victor. will americans accept an election result that comes after a blue shift? this is the scenario imagined by this piece titled for preparing for a disputed presidential election. an exercise in risk assessment and management. it was published in the loyola university chicago law journal by my next guest. edward foley is a constitutional scholar and professor at the mer ritz school of law and ohio state where he directs the law program. professor, had you plausible, the scenario that you've outlined? >> fortunately, very realistic, good morning, and good to be with you. >> you say tha

senator rick scott from the state of floridament we appreciate you coming on. we'll watch the president tonight. speaking of which, one of the things president trump might do this evening is try to appeal to more women voters. ivanka trump speaking tonight as well in the rnc, and the campaign's been reaching out to that key demographic, something we've been focused on and will talk more about coming up. melissa. melissa: strange new world, the research team in the united kingdom finds 50 new planets in data from nasa's retired kepler mission with the help of machine learning artificial intelligence. the a.i. can help examine the tremendous amount of photos captured by increasingly e advanced telescopes. pretty cool. ♪ ♪ now you can trade stocks and etfs for any amount you choose instead of buying by the share. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. i wondered.. could another come around the corner? or could it play out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to

>>ward has got a great republican governor and it had a great republican got got ron desantis rick scott to great governors. and over a long period of time. they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally from florida is different from other states. >>republicans have been protesting the nevada bill the trump administration argues that will hurt the electoral process. a north carolina woman is concerned about potential voter fraud. she says she got a voter registration application in the mail. it was addressed to her late husband who died 20 years ago, letters from the democratic senatorial campaign committee. it had all the materials you need to register to vote. >>so then i thought oh this is just a prom opportunity for voter fraud. i can fill it out and sign his name. send it in he would go back on the books. and then somebody could go vote for him. >>the committee indignant about any complaint saying the letter the woman got so somebody can only apply if they're eligible calling it irresponsible to suggest their efforts to make sure voters can cast their b

senator rick scott. beautiful state of florida. by the way the president just tweeted out hess choice to be the homeland security secretary. it is going to be chad wolf. right now this is effective -- placed him in nomination, saying chad has done an outstanding jobe. greatly appreciate his service and that this is a step in the right direction to look after our nation's interests. we'll have much more after this. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ ♪. neil: all right. forget about the rolling blackouts right now. what is this going to be like for california for years, maybe even decades if these rolling blackouts become so routine there is nothing the state can do to turn

david: senator rick scott of florida. sen. scott: i think the market is telling us to watch out, we've got a lot of debt. you've got to be careful how you spend your money. and up here, nobody cares. david: catherine wood of ark investment management.

he will spake -- he will speak with senator rick scott. tune in tomorrow morning for my interview with the bp ceo. they guy would get some sleep, maybe not. ands 2:30 a.m. in new york will replay all day. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio on its is worldwide , welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets her world of business. we will start with the markets. not a lot of movement abigail: a little bit of a dull summer day. what people associate with summer trading for stocks. at the open stocks had been down slightly. looking for direction, we may get that later this week when we have jobless claims. folks would be looking to see whether or not they move in the wrong direction. the payrolls report on friday. today small moves. yesterday desk of the stocks that had been up, microsoft and apple. microsoft is lower. some folks considering what a tiktok deal would meet. the day is not goal but silver, our old friend silver is up 4% on the day. uple up five da

rick scott. two great governors. over a long period of time, they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida's different from other states. in nevada, where you have a governor, he said, let's just send out millions of ballots and the post office cannot be prepared. i haven't spoken to the post office about it. but i don't know how they could possibly be prepared. florida has been working on this for years. and they have a very good system of mail-in. and that would be absentee or even beyond absentee. so in the case of florida, there aren't too many people that would qualify. they're so well run, florida is a very well-run state. low taxes, low everything. they've done a great job. really a great job. and the two governors, between the both of them, they've really got a great system of absentee ballots and even in the case of mail-in ballots. the postal services are built up there. it takes a long time. when you look at the carolyn maloney election, i think -- i'll give you the s

senator rick scott. close ally of the president. we heard from his communication director today. senator scott disagrees with senator harris on almost everything and will work every day to make sure donald trump is reelected. but suggestions that senator harris doesn't meet the qualifications to serve as vice president are non-sense. senator ben sass. also got back to us. here's the quote. there are a whole bunch of reasons senator harris doesn't -- shouldn't be vice president. but where she was born isn't one of them. this is silly. senator susan collins. who has a real race on her hands up in maine. she sent this. kamala harris is born in the united states and if elected is eligible to serve as vice president. thank you so much for responding. and you all are welcome on the program any time. to be interviews, to talk. debate. agree or disagree. so thank you. our breaking news this evening, at 10:18 p.m. the u.s. postal service will stop removing mailboxes in western states until after the election. that's after people all across the country reported their removal in their own c

in september of 2015 then president obama rejected than florida governor rick scott's plea for assistance for flooding in tampa bay. in january of 2016 then michigan governor rick snyder appealed the obama administration's denial of a major disaster declaration for the flint water crisis. those governors are republican. donald trump providing relief, minneapolis after its own citizens burned the city after george floyd was killed. shannon: thank you very much. does a rising star within the party, the are in c make his case on the promise of america and his critics quick to respond. he will respond to the next. daniel cameron is live next. >> tech: and you'll get a text when we're on our way. >> tech: just leave your keys on the dash and we'll replace your windshield with safe, no-contact service. >> tech: schedule at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. we wer

david: senator rick scott of florida. sen. scott: i think the market is telling us to watch out, we've got a lot of debt. be careful how you spend your money. here, nobody cares.

. >> let's discuss with our first just tonight republican senator rick scott, good to have you. on this issue of how things have played out in new york to be on the governors there chiding the federal response. here is andrew cuomo. >> this was a colossal blunder, how covid-19 was handled, colossal blunder. shame on all of you. six months, lives lost. >> you have a response to the governor? >> i got elected governor when andrew cuomo got elected and what i watched in the time i was governor he only takes credit for good things, blame somebody else for all the problems, he never lives within his means, always looking for handouts, he's doing it now, trying to use the coronavirus to get a federal bailout of the budget. he blames other people for everything. first up, no one should brag they've done a good job yet. we haven't beaten the coronavirus yet. we still have a lot of work to do, we don't have a vaccine yet. sounds like we are getting closer. i'm optimistic, we clearly are not where we want to be on testing so everybody got to say we are working really hard, attacking each

nasa administrator jim bridenstine, senator rick scott. house whip devin nunes, race driver danica patrick. it will be packed with a lot of politics and a lot of fun. pete: white house and top democrats making progress on a new coronavirus relief bill. there is no deal yet. lawmakers gear up for more talks this week. lauren, good morning. reporter: good morning, pete, griff, jed. today white house congressional staff will continue to meet behind closed doors. it comes after what was described as one of the most positive meetings involving months of stalemates. although know deal was reached yesterday between speaker nancy pelosi, minority leader chuck schumer, white house chief of staff mark meadows and treasury secretary steve mnuchin there seemed toe at least be some consensus where the leaders agreed. >> we're not close yet but it was a productive discussion. now each side knows where they're at. i think we would also characterize the discussions as the most productive we've had to date. reporter: on friday the extra $600 in unemploymen

in september 2015, then president obama rejected then florida governor rick scott's plead four flooding his assistance in tampa bey. then michigan governor rick schneider appealed the obama administration denial of a majo disaster declaration for the plant water crisis. >> both of those covers are republicans. the exception for president trump in the providing relief, minneapolis after its own citizens burned the city after george floyd was killed. shannon? >> mike emanuel, thank you very much. >> the rnc, he makes his case o the promise of america and his critics are quick to respond. he will respond to them next. daniel cameron's is live right after this. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. say xfinity sports zone into your voice remote today. >> if jacob knew it wa

ron dos santos, rick scott and over a long period of time, they've been able to get the arbsar absentee ballot done extremely professionally. florida is different than other states. >> and joining us is david smiley. so, the president says governor dos santos has mastered the absentee ballot system. can you tell us just fact check this. is there proof florida is better at this than other states? >> i couldn't speak to how florida compares to other places. i know they actually, nationally, most of the local supervisors have good reputations and a lot of the large metro areas have the time and ability and equipment to process hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots. we've been doing this for 20 years in florida. and the state run by local election supervisors and not by the governor, in terms of an election, does have somethings down pretty good, with a few notable notable exceptions. >> and the trump administration has criticidzed nevada. the pointed is the ballots have to be post marked on or before election day. your reporting shows florida has a similar system in place. tell us more

it's got ron desantis, rick scott, two great governors. over a long period of time, they've been able to get the absentee ballots down extremely professionally. florida is different from other states. in nevada, where you have a governor, he said, let's just send out millions of ballots and the post office cannot be prepared. but i don't know how they could be prepared. florida has been working on this for years. and they have a very good system of mail-in and that would be absentee or even beyond absentee. so in the case of florida, there aren't too many people who would qualify. florida is a well-run state, low taxes, everything. they've done a great job. and the two governors, they've got a great system of absentee ballots and even in the case of mail-in ballots. the postal services are built up there. it takes a long time. when you look at the carolyn maloney election, i think they -- i'll give you the story. i think you have to do that election over. that election is no good. you have to take a look in new york, they have thousands of

scott. they have been able to get the ballots done extremely professionally. in a state they said we are going to send out millions of ballots. they will do it. florida has been working on it for years. it would be absentee or beyond absentee. florida is a well run state. low taxes. and the two governors, between the both of them, they have a great system of absentee ballots and even in the case of mail-in ballots. the postal services are built up there. when you look at the carolyn maloney election, i think do you have do that election over. that election is no good. in new york they have thousands of ballots they don't know what happened. is there fraud? that's only for a relatively small number of ballots, but i think they have to do the election in new york over. the times wrote a big story about it yesterday. it's a disaster, a mess. nobody can know what the election result is. so in the case of florida, they have done a great job, have had great success with it. they have been doing th

scott, two great governors. over a long period of time, they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida is different from other states. in nevada you have a governor who said let's send out millions of ballots in the post office cannot be prepared, i haven't spoken to the post office about it but i don't know how they could possibly be prepared. florida has been working on this for years and they have a very good system and that would be absentee or even beyond absentee. in the case of florida, there aren't too many people who would qualify. florida is a very well-run state, local taxes, low everything, they've done a great job. the two governors between the both of them, they've got a great system of absentee ballots and even in the case of male in ballots, the postal services are built up there. when you look at -- i think you have to do the story, that election is no good, you have to take a look in new york, they have thousands of ballots, they don't know what happened to

that was tim scott. only republican black member, is what i meant. senator rick scott. close ally of the president. we heard from his communications director today. senator scott disagrees with senator harris on almost everything, and will work, every day, to make sure donald trump is re-elected. but suggestions that senator harris does not meet the qualifications to serve as vp are nonsense. senator ben sasse, also, got back to us, through a spokesman. here's the quote. there are a whole bunch of reasons senator harris doesn't -- shouldn't, i should say -- be vice president. but where she was born isn't one of them. this is silly. senator susan collins, who has a real race on her hands up in maine. she sent us this. she said kamala harris was born in the united states, and if elected, is eligible to serve as vice president. thank you, so much, for responding. and you all are welcome on this program, anytime. to be interviewed. to talk. debate. to agree or disagree. whatever it is. so thank you. so, our breaking news this evening, here on cnn, at 10:18 p.m. the u.s. pos

he was stopped at this time by senator rick scott. while the washington post so-called fact checker glenn kessler trying to spin the biden blunder on black americans listen. what you all know but most of all don't know, unlike the african-american committee with notable exceptions latino communities an incredibly diverse community. within incredibly different attitudes about different things. >> aptly trump campaign point of the biden said black community doesn't have quote diversity, if you listen to the clip he didn't actually say this. what just hours later, biden tweeted that he didn't mean to quote suggests the african-american community it a model it. again this is the "washington post" fact checkered so-called. house speaker nancy pelosi meanwhile flipping out on pbs anchor judy woodruff. pelosi was expecting a softball interview from the left-wing media had this reaction when woodruff asked when the dems had yet to find common ground with the republicans to pass a second stimulus bill, listen. >> democrats want more money, rep

scott. senator, good to have you. >> hi, shannon, how are you doing? >> shannon: i'm good. on this issue of how things have played out in new york and beyond, the governor they are today chiding the federal response, taking swings at some other states, too. here is andrew cuomo. >> this was a colossal blunder, how cold it was handled by this federal government. colossal blunder. shame on all of you. six months, lives lost. >> shannon: senator, do you have a response to the governor? >> well, you know, i got elected as governor when andrew cuomo got elected, and what i watched in the time i was governor, he blames somebody else for all the problems, never can live within his needs, always looking for handouts. he's doing it now, trying to use the coronavirus to get a federal bailout of his bad budget. he blames other people for everything. nno one should brag, we haven't beaten the coronavirus yet. we don't have a vaccine yet. it sounds like we're getting closer, i'm optimistic. we clearly ar

it's got ron desantis, rick scott. >> reporter: the president is seizing on comments made by joe biden who seemed to say african-americans are less diverse in their political views than latino voters. >> unlike the african-american community, with notable exceptions, the latino community is an incredibly diverse community with incredibly different attitudes about different things. >> reporter: biden tried to clean that up, tweeting "in no way did i mean to suggest the african-american community is a mo monolith, not by identity, in the on issues not at all." mr. trump tweeted biden is no longer worthy of the black vote. >> it was an insulting statement he made. >> reporter: the president's attacks on biden are tricky for mr. trump who has a long track record of racially offensive behavior including a supporter shouting "white power." >> white power! >> reporter: the u.s. intelligence committee released a statement, in that statement intelligence officials warn russia is trying to damage former vice president joe biden's chances to win the white house. the statement also from the intell

are you worried that marco rubio, rick scott would be okay with him trying to stay in office even if he lost the election? >> joy, donald trump has a laundry list of violations of the constitution, the rule of law. he's trying to destroy our democracy and quite fair and accurately i haven't heard any senator from florida try to hold him accountable. i don't think they're saying anything out of fear of what this president will do, afraid of a tweet or whatever other foolishness that this president engages in. so i don't think they're telling him anything, and it would be absolutely disgraceful for the leaders in the senate, including the justice department, to just stand around and let this president continue to do what he's trying to do to uphold, to stop this election, to sabotage this election and the people's right to vote. and so here again, you know, i think about the house of representatives during the impeachment trial and actually quite frankly during the shenanigans that the president has been involved in over the last two years. think about where we would be were it not for

florida's governor, rick scott, said he's grateful that the storm is so far staying out over the atlantic ocean. >> everybody's ready. everybody's hoping that this stays off our shore. we know we're going to get some flooding. everyone's got to stay out of the water, got be very careful about ripcurrents. but the hard thing is going to be our shelters, they're going to have to socially distance around our shelters. >> reporter: the worst thing we've seen so far in palm beach is palm fronds on the roadways and one power line we saw down with some fpl crews working to restore juice to that area of palm beach. the carolinas prepare for a possible landfall later this week. millions of people potentially affected by the storm but right now it's not doing much at all in south florida. gillian: well, rick, we're thankful to hear that at least for now the worst case scenario has been avoided. you stay safe. thank you. >> reporter: thanks. leland: wilfred brimley has died at age 85. we're going to take a look at his life and legacy in just a minute. people used to care. heck, they'd come all the w

>>ron desantis rick scott to great governors. and over a long period of time. they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally from florida is different from other states. >>some republicans have been protesting the nevada bill, the trump administration argues it hurts the electoral process if the president does get his way he might deliver his republican national convention speech from the white house. >>that is because the convention will be virtual this year. he said today that the white house is one of the alternatives, he's now considering federal law known as the hatch act generally forbids the use of government property for political activities, the president and vice president are exempt. but experts argue that the move could lead to potential violations for any government employees who participate although enforcement would fall to the president. joe biden plans to accept the democratic presidential nomination in his home state of delaware at the former vice president was originally set to accept the nomination in milwaukee t

scott, call their office. protest in front of their office. because instead of tweeting about, you know, football, it would be nice if they were defending our right to have the u.s. postal service. mention in the constitution. >> let me pivot for a minute because we also saw the return of birtherism this week when the president failed to refute a conspiracy theory about biden's running mate, kamala harris. watch this. >> i heard it today, that she doesn't meet the requirements, and by the way, the lawyer that wrote that piece is a very highly qualified, very talented lawyer. i have no idea if that's right. i would have -- i would have assumed the democrats would have checked that out before she gets chosen to run for vice president. >> just to be clear, there is no question about her eligibility and whether, you know, she can be a running mate. she was born in california. she is an american citizen. the fact that it's already gotten this ugly just a couple of days after harris was named, senator, where does it

scott ron desantis, rick scott, two great governors. and over a long period of time, they have been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida's different from other states. >> i mean, the u.s. postal service is the same in florida as it is in other states. do you have any knowledge that there's some secret sauce in florida's mail-in voting system? >> no, there's no difference in the data. i mean, there's not a mail-in voting fraud problem in states with democratic governors just as there's not a mail-in ballot fraud problem in states run by republican governors. this is a made up crisis that the president is creating. and again, it doesn't actually seem to be designed to give himself a better chance at re-election, as you mentioned, you know, florida republicans are begging him to stop this, because he in fact is discouraging republicans who are the ones who historically vote by mail. it seem that's is trying to create any argument as early as possible to delegitimize the election and perhaps contest the re

ron desantis, rick scott, two great governors. and over a long period of time, they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida is different from other states. >> again, there it is, the president saying the quiet part out loud. florida can do it, because they have a republican governor. the bottom line is it's going to happen in states, because states can decide how they do this. all the president is doing is sewing doubt in people's heads. there's concern among republicans, too. the reason he had to come out yesterday and say they can do that, because officials have been telling the white house, hey, wait a minute, guys. you're going to keep our voters from mailing in their ballots. >> that's exactly right. that will be a huge concern. members of the military who use mail-in voting, anybody who uses mail-in voting during the normal course of an election because they can't show up on an election day, because, of course, older voters, anyone who's potentiallily compromise who would use this woul

>>ron desantis rick scott the president is seizing on comments made by joe biden who seem to say african americans are less diverse and their political views then latino voters unlike the african american community with notable exceptions latino community is incredibly diverse community. >>but incredibly different attitudes about different things biden try to clean that up tweeting in no way did i mean to suggest the african-american community is a monolith not by identity not on issues not at all. mister trump tweeted biden is no longer worthy of the black vote. i don't know. >>what's going on with them, but it was a very insulting statement him at the president's attacks on biden are tricky for mister trump who has a long track record of racially offensive behavior, including sharing this video featuring a supporter shouting white power haha. >>that was jim acosta reporting the white house says executive orders might be able to help with unemployment insurance student loans and evictions in fact a new study released today says up to 40 million americans could face evictions without a s

rick scott said we're lazy and we don't -- if we get extra money, that will prevent us from going to work. and that is so far from the reality of what's happened. we have so many unemployed floridians who are talented, smart and successful, who are at the brink of losing their homes and their lives all because of the way that the unemployment system is run here in this state. so it will need to be revamped entirely, but it will start with increasing that weekly benefit and a total accountability to what has happened over the past five months. >> kelly, what is it like to not only run for office for the first time, but to run for office for the first time in the middle of a pandemic in a state that has been hit very, very hard by this virus? >> it's interesting. i'm kind of lucky that i haven't ever run for office before. so i don't really know what it's supposed to look like, but, you know, we have to be super careful about other people's feelings. we are hurting here in this state of florida. we rely heavily on rather our tourism industry and our hospitality industry. both of those

it's got ron desantis, rick scott. they have been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida has been working on this for years. >> the vote by mail controversy to be continued. but that's going to wrap up this hour for me. i'll see you right back here tomorrow at 1:00 eastern time. thanks for watching. my colleague, katy tur, will pick up our coverage right after this quick break. after this quick break photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't need to see that. oh, here we go. can you believe my client steig had never heard of a home and auto bundle or that renters could bundle? wait, you're a lawyer? only licensed in stockholm. what is happening? jamie: anyway, game show, kumite, cinderella story. you know karate? no, alan, i practice muay thai, completely different skillset. >> tech: when you've got ...safelite can come to you. >> tech: and you'll get a text when we're on our way. >> tech: just leave your keys on the dash and we'll replace your windshield with sa

rick scott from south carolina, the senator from there is going to be one of the speakers. nikki haley, his former u.n. ambassador, the current republican chairperson. you also have congressman steve scalise. his son donald trump jr., matt gaetz and jim jordan. these are all individuals who, above all, support donald trump. so as the president tries to make the case about building back the economy, building on the accomplishments that he's had over the past four years, one thing is clear about this convention, jake, and that it is all about donald trump, and you're either with him or you are against him. >> i would say that south carolina senator tim scott has been willing on occasion to break with president trump. but i take your point, ryan nobles. the biden complain planning to counter republicans at every step this week not only by lining up live events with speaker pelosi but also planning for senator kamala harris, the party's vice presidential nominee to deliver another attack on president trump and his administration. cnn's jessica dean joins me now live. this attem

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ron desantis and rick scott, over a long period of time, they've been able to get the absentee ballots done professionally. florida is different than other states. the governor said let's send out millions of ballots. the post office could not be prepared -- i haven't spoken to the post office about this, i don't know how they could be prepared. florida has had a system for years. and that would be absentee or beyond absentee. in the case of florida, there aren't too many people that would qualify, they're so well run. florida is a well-run state. >>> welcome back. as you can see, that was the president explaining an apparent change of heart in mail-in voting at least for floridians after repeated claims that mail-in voting would be, quote, massive fraud. the about-face became via tweet earlier in the day that said florida's electric system has been cleaned up and we defeated democrats for change. and in florida, i encouraged to request a ballot and vote by mail. >> and kayleigh mcenany. >> the president has said that the voting in region is different than mass voting. >> it's the same

it's got ron desantis, rick scott. they've been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida has been working on this for years. florida's a very well-run state, low taxes, low everything. they've done a great job. >> the other thing that caught our ear today during trump's earlier event to sign a bipartisan conservation bill, a moment that launched a thousand memes on the spot as the president apparently didn't recognize the word "yosemite." >> when young americans experienced the breathtaking beauty of the grand canyon, when their eyes widened in amazement as old faithful burst into the sky, when they gaze upon yosemite's -- yosemenite's towering sequoias, their love of country grows stronger. >> on that note, here for our leadoff discussion on a tuesday night, peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." alexi mccammond, political reporter for axios. and errin haines, a ten-year veteran of the a.p. where she last covered race in society, these days editor at large

it has got ron desantis, rick scott, two great governors, over a long period of time they have been able to get the absentee ballots done extremely professionally. florida is different from other states. i mean in nevada, where you have a governor, he said let's just send out millions of ballots and post office cannot be prepared. i haven't spoken to the post office about it but i don't know how they could be possibly be prepared. florida has been working on this for years. and they have a very good system of mail-in. that would absentee or even beyond absentee. so in the case of florida there aren't too many people would qualify. they're so well-run, florida is a very well-run state, low taxes, low everything. they have done a great job, really a great job. the two governors between the both of them they have got a great system of absentee ballots and even, in the case of mail-in ballots the postal services are built up there. take as long time. when you look at the carolyn maloney election, i will give you the story, i think you have to do that election over. that election is no good.

rick scott, he was great, the way he did that. we helped him a lot. governor desantis, right? 10,000, 10,000. we would have waited a couple of days, you wouldn't have had the same governor and he wouldn't have had the same senator. we took very strong action, because it was obvious what was going on. so, now you're going to have 51 million ballots, tom. where is tom? where is he? stand up, tom. tom fitton. [applause] judicial watch, they do a fantastic -- i don't know if everyone agrees, but i do. they do a fantastic job. [cheers and applause] i wish he had more help. honestly, i wish he had more help. but it's not easy being a system that has been in place for many, many years. many, many years it's been in place, it's sad. 51 million votes, it's being sent, and nobody knows who is getting them. what happens if you send them to an all-democrat area, but not to an all-republican area? how do you win an election? this is really a very serious problem. this is beyond, to me. this isn't just about me, it's about all of us. this is about the country. this is about the country. it

it has ron desantis, rick scott, two great governors. over a long period of time, they been able to get the absentee ballots done e extremely professionally. florida is different from other states. in nevada we have a governor who said, let's send out millions of valid and the post office cannot be prepared -- i have not spoken to the post office but i don't know how they could possibly be prepared. amy: president trump has been seriously attacking mail-in vointing. won'tdayenn, how he trusted. about the signinificance of this and what he said. because there's been such pushback by republican governors in the country, that use mail-in voting, he is saying no in republblican states you can have it, you can trust it. also campaigns demonizing vote by mail, republicans are losing what i is a traditional advantae for republicans who traditionally vote by mail in higher numbers. and this was sabotaging the efforts to get out the vote and bank those votes early in the election. , there is anely effort underway to delegitimize this election. it