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chuck grassley, obviously, is in the capitol every day. again, these are the number two and three after mike pence and donald trump to the presidency. i mean, katy, it's absolutely an abomination that congress forces lawmakers to come back to town on airplanes, trains, cars, all sorts of modes of transportation, without testing them. it's absolute insanity, and it's crazy to think the senate might come back next week, many of them have interacted with the president of the united states in the last week or so, it's crazy that they're going to all come back and gather without all being tested, especially because mike lee, who has been tested positive, was pictured and was in existence because we saw it with our own eyes, without a mask, without a mask at the white house. without a mask in the committee room. and katy, let me just take it a step further. this is not just members of congress who are at risk. this is people like me, and not only me but jocko, our camera guy right here, my good friend, and all of our friends around the capitol w

signed: chuck grassley, president pro tempore. comoimed. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: the senate spent the last few days, like all americans have, praying for quick healing and smooth recovery for president trump and the first lady following their positive covid-19 tests. i spoke to the president by phone twice this past weekend. both times, his spirits were high. both times, we talked about the people's business, our nation's fight against this pandemic, his exceptional nominee to the supreme court, judge barrett, as well as our efforts to continue rebuilding the economy for working families. we're also thinking of our friends and colleague, the senior senator for utah, the senior senator for wisconsin, and the junior senator from north carolina who are currently working from home. the standard cliche would say that these past few days have provided a stark reminder of the dangers of this terrible virus. but the truth is that our nation did not need any such reminder. more than 209,000 of our fellow citizens h

person on the line of succession, the third person to succeed the president, chuck grassley, and president pro tem, he needs to be isolated from senate colleagues and staff. just like in the white house when we don't know how many will test positive, that is increasingly troop in the senate as well. as a member of the line of grassley ischuck important to ensure. go to kathy from kansas. caller: good morning. the question i have is about the white house itself. if the white house

. >> senator chuck grassley, committee chairman received word live on air that justice kennedy had indeed decided to retire. >> normally once a week we do a teleconference satellite iowa tv and ready for subjects or questions on any subject. one of the people said they heard kennedy resigned so please go ahead, sir. >> i don't know if you have been notified but justice kennedy has announced his retirement starting to begin july 31. do you have any immediate reaction and any thoughts on how this will impact the supreme court? >> well, now, are you sure? that's the first i heard of it. >> justice kennedy had been the swing vote and had rules alongside of what was considered more liberal justices on reproductive rights. >> we have a very excellent list of talented, highly educated, highly intelligent hopefully tremendous people. >> the left viewed it as changing fundamentally the construct of this consensus on abortion that existed for the 80s. they were loaded for bear on the seat for a very long time. everyone who cared about saving roe versus wade will make their voice heard. write? >> th

jon: talk about potable performance, chuck grassley was in the first sentence of his opening statement when she interrupted the kavanaugh hearings with the bit that we saw the beginning of the segment where she said we cannot hold these hearings and interrupted the terminate he declared out of order. chuck grassley had this to say in article and i believe was a new york post, yes he says harris is going to be nice and turn off some of her following or she's going to be kavanaugh style questionnaire, she will do everything she can to stop the nomination just like she did everything she could to stop kavanaugh. so if she is too nice, does that suggest that the far left of her party who really loves the idea of amy coney barrett on the supreme court? >> i don't think it'll necessarily turn them off, the democratic party knows where she stands on these issues, they understand that she's in a difficult position right now being the vice presidential nominee, at the same time sitting on the judiciary committee, i don't think she's going to see quote unquote nice, i think, here's with years of

[applause] you know what i love about chuck grassley? he has that great voice even when he's being nice he sounds like the toughest guy and he's being nice. he looked at the corrupt at the eye director, he looked at call me, corrupt guy and he just said did you leave and call me jumped and he said yes i did. i will never forget chuck grassley and he didn't mean it to be mean. he just has that rough voice. >> did you lee? i gave it to my college professor friend from columbus. what a piece of work he is. if democrats when they will pack the supreme court with radical left judges. who will shred our 2nd amendment and if they win your 2nd amendment is gone. they will and power violent mobs and killed tariffs. joe biden refuses to even answer questions about packing the supreme court. how about this? do you want to pack the court? i'm not going to answer that question. you know why? because they don't ask them. me it would be like forget it. you are going to pack the courts are? i'm not going to answer that because i don't want to say. next

chuck grassley. always good catching up with you. >> thank you. >> neil: a quick peek at those stocks. technology stocks. a lot of this was on optimism about earnings. looking pretty good. expected to look a lot better than they used to say would be the case. but the real lift here seems to be talk on the stimulus and that something could be done because now they are only separated by a couple hundred billion dollars. that is a rounding error. change in the couch cushions, folks. which is the only egg good enough for my family? only eggland's best. with more farm-fresh taste, more vitamins, and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> well, i bet you didn't expect to see me here. we are taking a look at the big party right now. no stimulus deal, but that is not bothering wall street right now.

top republican senators ron john and chuck grassley putting new heat. they are demanding fbi director christopher wray stop stonewalling us, give yous trump russia documents under subpoena we've been asking for weeks. former fbi official andrew mccabe's text messages and emails. police departments in these cities now bracing for election night chaos. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. melissa: okay. let's get right at it. we welcome back to the show attorney, trump 2020 advisory board member harmeet dylan. always great to have you back on. this is what happened with the supreme court nominee hearing. democrats continuing to try to pull judge barrett out, trying to admit she's hostile to things like obamacare. trying to get her to talk about personal views. judge barrett saying nope, not going to do that they know they don't have the votes to block judge barrett. are they trying to turn this into a referendum on obamacare? they did win on health care in 2018. how did you see this play out today? >> i

>>pre commit or say yes, i'm going in with sam agenda because i'm not barrett told senator chuck grassley she also has no agenda to strike down the affordable care act if you committed to the president or anyone else. >>that you will vote to repeal the affordable care act if confirmed to the cork absolutely not democrats like illinois senator dick durbin say there's a reason they believe judge barrett could have preset judgments about certain cases could have come from the president's tweets. >>what he expects a supreme court nominee to do politically for him. that's where it comes from. >>in washington, alexandra le mon. >>all right catherine heenan host of inside bay area politics she talked to one of our political analysts to get some reaction kathryn well, we know basically as snows and vicki the outcome of these hearings democrats do not have the votes that means barrett will be confirmed barring some huge surprise political analyst michael yaki explained why he says the judge here is basically a stand-in for the president and why he thinks trump is blowing a chance to get some milea

. >> when i see chuck grassley refusing to take a covid test, even though both lindsey graham and chuck grassley were both around mike lee in a hearing after he was infected, you look at this party and you realize they are unworthy of the voters' trust. they are unworthy of the positions they hold. just like donald trump is unworthy of the presidency. i cannot believe that people in my former party, the republican party, can look at this and say this is the type of example we need in the white house or runni running the united states senate. >> we're out of time because of biden's speech, but the michigan arrests, you and i have talked a lot about our concern about the polarization and the extremists on both sides. the arrests of a militia group practicing, doing drills to get ready to try to start a civil war and kidnap the governor, what does this say to you and how concerned should we be that this is not being handled in a way that would diffuse these groups from being empowered? >> we've seen it firsthand. i know you had threats. when donald trump has attacked me repeatedly on twitt

grassley because he is senate pro tem. he is 87 years old. and along with senator lindsey graham, senator grassley is refusing, for some reason, to be tested. apparently because these guys are concerned that their test results might come back positive, which would mean that they should not be there holding this hearing in the senate for the supreme court seat 22 days before the election. so, to alleviate that prospect that they'd get a positive test result, they are not being tested. now, to be clear, not being tested is not a way to prevent yourself from getting covid-19. not testing is not prevention. not testing is just a way to prevent yourself from knowing if you've got it, which, of course, among other things would give you a heads-up that you're infectious to others and you should, therefore, take care not to give it to other people. that said, republican senator mike lee of utah was diagnosed with covid less than two weeks ago and he showed up today no one person, indoors at this senate hearing for hours with no ma

senator chuck grassley offered some advice to the president for the next debate, assuming that will happen. he wrote this. i suggest you use pocket card at podium with five short sentences on what you've accomplished ch five things that differentiate you from biden, five things you want to accomplish in the next four years, focusing on these simple highlights will help your message and only take five minutes, then say whatever you want. clearly, the senator doesn't think the president has necessarily made his case so far. >> look, senate republicans, wolf, are looking at a pretty disparaging landscape right now. the pushback to hear from people around trump, in 2016, too, and that turned out differently. but at this point, and that may still be the case, although it is worth remembering the president has a record now in a lot of the circumstances are not the same. so i think it's not a surprise to see senate republicans trying openly plead with this president to do things dichfferently, but what grassley was argue aing was that he make points a through c or whatever then say whatever you w

grassley. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. this continue to look at breaking news, president trump and the first lady testing positive for covid-19, announcing they will be quarantined for the next 14 days, canceling his campaign events. we ended today show looking get healthy development will impact the presidential race. we're going tststart withth naoi klein, senior correrespondent at the intercept and a professor at ruruers univerersity. of new shortducer video called "a message from the future ii: the years of repair." klein's latest book is now out in paperback, "on fire: the case for a green new deal." naomi, i assume you went to sleep not knowing this news and you wake up looking down from british columbia and you see what has taken place. you cover leaders around the world. we know that president bolsonaro tested positive for covid-19 -- at least he announced something like three times. then you have

i think you approach in this iowa republican chuck grassley says he expects president trump to be more focused shorts and on try things need accomplish missouri republican josh hawley who called the debate itself outdated hasn't been changed in 60 years, it's just it's crazy just hold moderators don't interfere about the candidates actually debate this debate to become more and more and more. >>the panelists moderators and less and less about discussing any salute leadership in washington raquel martin along with the hopes that will be less chaotic is the question of how the president will use this last primetime opportunity to talk to voters after heenan host of inside bay area politics is here with reaction from a local republican official pass, yeah, ken and pam analysts argue the president really has not done a very good job of delivering a strong consistent message. >>and even though polls suggest there are only a handful of undecided voters out there at this point they say the president needs to use the second final debate to be very clear with his message a local republican part

i in this iowa republican chuck grassley says he expects president trump to be more focused shorts and on try things need to accomplish missouri republican josh hawley who called the debate itself outdated hasn't been changed in 60 years, it's just it's crazy just hold moderators don't interfere about the candidates actually debate this debate to become more and more and more. >>the panelists moderators and less and less about discussing any salute leadership in washington raquel and we will be airing tonight's final presidential debate right here on kron 4 it starts at 06:00pm followed by analysis from our political experts at 7.30 and that will be hosted by inside the area politics host catherine heenan. >>during a rally in gas stony in north carolina, the president painted a dystopian picture of what the u.s. would be under joe biden's leadership take a listen. >>which businesses can exists. >>and which will be outlawed. they will decide which right you can keep and what you're going to be revoked they will re educate your children which they tried and we stopped, but they will do i

>>that is definitely not the american way republicans like senator chuck grassley say democrats are being unreasonable the democrats cry foul over anything that may help americans. >>if it doesn't advance their agenda with time running out republicans say they will try and pass another target plan next week. >>in an effort to get money flowing to the unemployed schools and small businesses by election day in washington raquel martin. new tonight first lady melania trump has confirmed that first son barron trump tested positive for the coronavirus. >>first lady released a letter on the white house's website where she said that while barron had initially tested negative subsequent tests did reveal a positive diagnosis. the first lady says the bear and did not exhibit any symptoms. she also says that both she and barren have since tested negative. >>several parts of europe are now trending in the wrong direction today, the president of france declared a state of emergency saying his country is experiencing a second wave of covid-19 president emmanuel macron issuing a curfew for the areas. wo

. >> woodruff: and now to republican senator chuck grassley of iowa. senator, thank you so much for joining us. tell us, first of all, what is your overall impression of judge barrett so far? >> well, i think that she's got outstanding credentials, and shn the answer to the questions i think she's very transparent. but when you come with a background like she did, working for scalia, a silberman and being one in her notre dame class and getting te tenured professorship easily, and then we have 100 cases of hearse on the circuit court of appeals, so in every way she's very transparent from the standpoint of her work as judge and law professor, but she's also very transparent as a person, but she's got impeccable credentials. and i don't think tropica there- i haven't heard from republicans or democrats any dispute of that. >> woodruff: we heard senator dick durbin say his concern and other democrats' concern is this is a nominee who president trump believes he can count on to overturn the -- the ak-a.c.t. and roe v. wade. do you think she will do those

then you have chuck grassley and then you have other senators like chuck grassley and lindsey graham what have refused to get tested. all members have the option of appearing in person or row motely -- remotely. notably graham as the chair will be there in person. expect fireworks on tuesday when senators have their first chance to question judge barrett. now this will be hotly contested. democrats don't have the outright numbers to block her confirmation, but expect questions from them on her stances from roe v. wade and also the affordable care act. democratic senator dick durbin detailing his playbook. >> we're going to focus on the issues that explain her philosophy and what she will brintohe supreme court we will come to understand amy coney barrett better. we'll be able to anticipate what she'll do in the court, what changes she'll make in this country. >> reporter: now, the merrick garland situation still front of mind for many democrats when republicans refused to take up obama's nominee. then also for republicans, they still remember the contentious hearings for justice bret

neither would senator chuck grassley. look at this. mike lee and lindsey graham standing directly above the 87-year-old grassley this morning and chatting. let's hope the masks were on tied. donald trump's party wants to ram through this judge and no matter who gets sick whether in their own circle or in america at-large. they get prickly and petulant when you try to get them be responsible on even the most minor things. no one has worked closer with the president while he was shedding viral load as chief of staff mark meadows has and this morning meadows lost his cool when reporters on capitol hill had the nerve to suggest he maybe wear a mask while speaking to them. >> i tell you what, let me do this, let me pull this away -- >> yep, pull away. >> and then that way i can take this off to talk. well, i'm more than ten feet away. i'm not going to talk through the mask. >> i'm not going to talk through a mask. you poor guy, what a burden to talk through a mask. man. i understand where you're coming from. it's not like millions have been

chuck grassley is saying, look, this person sitting before me is not a monster. she has seven children. for god's sake. there is no way she would strike down the affordable care act. you would have to be a psycho sadist to do that. but again, that's exactly what the trump administration is asking the court to do. senator cory booker of new jersey serves on the judiciary committee and joins me now. senator, it's good to have you and i want to talk about some of the things you said today. i want to start on the aca. it was something that came up in a judiciary committee. i think there's reasons to think the case is very weak before it gets to the court, but there's something head-spinning about being told that your concern about this lawsuit is unfounded and preposterous when it is the republican party and the republican president who are pursuing it. >> it's part of the republican platform to get rid of the affordable care act. president trump explicitly said that he would not put someone on the court unless they were willing to do the right thing and get rid of t

grassley said he supports the senate's to target bills one to extend the paycheck protection program and another 500 billion dollar plan to fund schools, the unemployed and vaccine for proposing there's not would pay good or leave it to the democrats but the suggestion for bipartisan agreements, para mi illinois democratic senator dick durbin and i would democrat cindy axne easy the targeted options don't do a not no funding for housing or rental assistance and people are wondering is it possible we're going to see a $1200 check. well you won't see it and senator mcconnell's proposal we've got a big problem and we can't fix it with a skinny build urban is calling on republican congressional leaders to hold out for a bipartisan deal with the white house in washington raquel martin. >>for much of the pandemic certain restaurants have been able to stay open by serving food outdoors but. >>in many places the cold is about to make that a lot harder and some owners say they're worried that the winter weather could put them out of business altogether. tom the govan has more. >>in new york r

republicans like chuck grassley were on board with that. cassidy, another republican. steve daines stood with the pharmaceutical lobby. there is a reason why he has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from the drug companies. when he talks about getting rid of obamacare, there will be $63 million of drug coverage our seniors get. steve daines works with corporations and special interest, not making sure your health care will be taken care of. john: senator daines? sen. daines: let's come back to a basic fact. the governor raised $3 billion -- $3 million from big pharma, that is a fact. the congressional budget office took a look at the proposals steve bullock talked about. you know what it said? it said if they did that, the choices our senior citizens -- medicare is what he is talking about -- that senior citizens would see many of their choices, prescription drugs, restricted. that was a study done by the congressional budget office. while it might sound good on a debate stage, what steve bullock just proposed would directly impact our senior citizens and restrict

>>pre commit or say yes, i'm going in with sam agenda because i'm not barrett told senator chuck grassley she also has no agenda to strike down the affordable care act if you committed to the president or anyone else. >>that you will vote to repeal the affordable care act if confirmed by. >>to the cork absolutely not democrats like illinois senator dick durbin say there's a reason they believe judge barrett could have preset judgments about certain cases could have come from the president's tweets. >>what he expects a supreme court nominee to do politically for him. that's where it comes from. >>and judge barrett was also asked whether a u.s. president has the legal authority to delay an election. she said she couldn't give an off the cuff answer to that because that would make her a legal pundits and not a judge live in washington alexandra the month alexandra. thank you for that report. >>now in other news an effort to clear up any possible confusion about ballot box is a new voting procedures south bay election officials opened up the doors to the media today, yeah, voting and the coun

republicans like chuck grassley were onboard with that. cassidy, another republican. steve daines stood with the pharmaceutical lobby. there's a reason why he's taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from the drug companies. when he talks about getting rid of obamacare, that would be $63 million of drug coverage that our seniors get. steve daines is with the corporations and special interests, not making sure that your health care will be taken care of. >> senator daines. >> yeah, it's come back to a basic fact here. the governor raised $3 million from big pharma. never forget that. that's a fact. i tell you what, the congressional budget office took a look at the proposal steve was talking about. it says if they did that, the choices that our senior citizens -- this is medicare, what he's talking about. senior citizens would see many choices for prescription drugs restricted. that was a study done by the congressional budget office. so while it might sound good on the debate stage, when you really peel it back and look at it, what steve bullock just proposed would di

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and then senate president pro tem chuck grassley. >>> president trump is the latest world leader to test positive for the virus along with the presidents of bolivia, guatemala, honduras and bell arua aruse. all three men had previously downplayed the virus but prime minister johnson ended up extremely ill and was transferred to icu, where doctors weren't certain he would recover. bolsonaro's case was mild. canada's first lady tested positive back in march, you might recall. she and prime minister justin trudeau self-quarantined, and he never tested positive. >>> there are new developments constantly coming into our newsroom at all hours of the day and night. we're going to continue to stay very active, of course, on this story regarding president trump, both on-air and online at ne nbcbayarea.com. it is currently the top story on our website. >>> just ahead, the fight is far from over in the north bay. we have new video from the fire lines and the damage and destruction is worst than we initially thought according to cal fire. >>> also, when will it let up? we're tracking the smoke that'

>>pre commit or say yes, i'm going in with sam agenda because i'm not barrett told senator chuck grassley she also has no agenda to strike down the affordable care act if you committed to the president or anyone else. >>that you will vote to repeal the affordable care act if confirmed to the cork absolutely not democrats like illinois senator dick durbin say there's a reason they believe judge barrett could have preset judgments about certain cases could have come from the president's tweets. >>what he expects a supreme court nominee to do politically for him. >>that's where it comes from. >>in washington, alexandra le mon. pharmaceutical company eli lilly has hit pause on their coronavirus vaccine trial due to potential safety concerns. now this comes after johnson and johnson was forced to stop their covid vaccine trial after reporting a patients unexpected illness. the company says that illness and accidents are an expected part of any clinical trial. president trump has continued to promise a vaccine before election day on the campaign trail. >>there is concern in the general populati

she is tied for chuck grassley with the most legislation passed. that is incredible. has changedovid everything in his country, it is great for her rolling up her sleeves and getting things done. she has been in every corner of that state helping to get ppp money in. mark kelly has been sitting in his basement. in his bunker. not going out. the money has been piling up. we have 13 days until the election. those races will go down to the wire. >> the elephant in the room here's the truck compelling. this has had a impact on fundraising. >> cannot ignore that the president impact on candidates in 2020. we are looking at kids senators. that is an opportunity for an organization like us to come in. we have been able to come in. with money. it pales in comparison to the ability. the fundraising on the other side. i think it is a cry for why organizations like these are needed. that is a bit of a weighted year. you want to help your candidates. they are doing so much. it is sad. our troubles with women predate 2016. it is not helping. this is something the party needs to be

grassley from iowa so all of them will be aware that the president has gone to hospital and that there is a line of succession if you go back to the last time that there was a high profile hospitalization of the president that would have been ronald reagan when he was shot. by john brinkley. there was he signed a bit of paper that gave power to george h.w. bush never walker bush of course was his vice president there was an issue after that when his chief of staff alexander haig appeared in the briefing room to give an update on the president's condition when asked who was in charge he said i'm in charge that caused a bit of a constitutional crisis because he has no role to play he wasn't in charge it was the vice president so the lines of demarcation will be very clearly marked that if for any reason the president has to undergo a general anesthetic or be put into any sort of. coma medicated coma and there is no suggestion that it's close to that at the moment you saw walking out to the helicopter then mike pence takes charge and if anything happens to mike pence 90. lucy would be the

most senators using up their full 30 minutes, although, notably, chuck grassley, using just 20 minutes of his time this morning. john cornyn, the republican from texas, using just 12 minutes of his allotted 30 minutes this morning. the judiciary committee, breaking for lunch right now. when we come back, we will hear from sheldon whitehouse next, the democrat from rhode island. until then, updating you on the latest, keeping tabs on what's happening both inside the hearing room and the hart senate office building and also outside the hearing room as well. a couple of tweaks this morning offering some different -- tweets this morning offering some different images. this tweet from trish turner of abc news, showing the desk where judge amy coney barrett is sitting, noting there are no notes there at the desk. there is that pad provided by the committee, but last time she was asked to hold up that pad, she hadn't written anything on that pad. also inside the hearing room, you may have noticed that senators thom tillis and mike lee are both in the senate judiciary committee, both having te

grassley questioning me right now let's take a quick listen. to judge as heartless. and on a mission to scrap the health care law frankly that's absurd not only is judge bear a mother of 7 gerri children preexisting medical challenges of her own no one on this committee or anyone has any right to suggest that she doesn't care about access to health care or protection for the vulnerable now getting back to the technical concerns about roberts'. affordable care act opinion for well that gives you a flavor of that hearing that is ongoing and will continue for several hours earlier judge barrett was questioned by dianne feinstein who's the most senior democrats in the senate's judiciary committee as she was questions on the issue of abortion here's what they had to say it's a contentious issue which is a no one reason why it would be comforting to you to have an answer but i can't express views on cases or pre-commit to approaching a case any particular way well that makes it difficult for me and i think for other women also on this committee becau

the senate president, senator chuck grassley and mike pompeo and secretary of treasury, steven mnuchin. jeh johnson suggesting that they should be quarantined now. joining us now is chairman of the host select committee on the coronavirus and the majority whip of the house of representatives, the honorable jim clyburn, thank you so much for being here, sir. >> thank you, rachel. >> i first want to get your reaction to the events of today. i know you held your big hearing today on the coronavirus crisis and spoke with health secretary azar. this is all after the president tested positive. now we know that the president have symptoms or hospitalized, i want to get your reaction. >> first of all, i think all of us in respective of whatever may be, however our persuasions or to be keeping the president and the first lady in our thoughts and prayers, hopefully they'll have a speedy recovery. that's first and for most. i believe that the country must move forward and our constitution will guide that. the 25th amendment is conduluded. the goal is for us to sit together and have discussions as

grassley >> a statement from the president's doctor said he would stay at home while he recovers but didn't state how long. anyone can end self-isolation 10 days after symptoms and 24 hours after no fever president trump's stance around wearing masks was raised during this debate when he was requested about effectiveness of masks. >> i have a mask here. tonight, everybody has had a test and you've had social distancing i wear masks when needed, when needed, i don't wear masks i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him, he's in a mask >> i want to bring you fresh comments from mike pompeo, he is reconsidering travel to florida and asia but no precaution has been taken yet the last time he was with the president was september 15 at the white house for the signing of the abraham accords he and his wife were tested on the plane 20 minutes prior to landing and both tested negative of course there will be questions flying around washington and who else was exposed. we have heard now the president and his wife have tested positive no precaution taken yet. the last time he was with

grassley from iowa so all of them will be aware that the president has gone to hospital and that there is a line.

he is set to meet with senators ron johnson and chuck grassley today. they plan to request documents from james and hunter biden. todd: still at on a busy morning as we heard foreign-policy coming up after last night's debate, candidates taking jabs on russia and north korea. jillian: jim hansen on who has better command. ♪ ♪ how do you like me now ♪ beautiful. but support the leg! when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. >> russia is wanting to make sure i do not get elected. >> between the sanctions, against russia. there has been nobody tougher on russia than donald trump. jillian: russia back in the conversation at the us intel officials confirm moscow and iran are trying to influence the election. >> reporter: both candidates promised be the foc

ron johnson and chuck grassley right that although key information was not supported the fbi still used its by on carter page as fox news learns resort who was the doj conflict first you're tired and the last month or less while awaiting a decision on disciplinary review. the feds show off the big smith bus in us history with 10 foot high piles of drugs. the dea seized 2000 pounds in southern california raised earlier this month, agents said it was enough for a dose of math for every man, woman and child in the united states and mexico. the bust was part of operation crystal shield. extreme weather, california heatwave prompting officials to turn off the power for 53,000 customers until friday, there are concerns the dry conditions will spark new wildfires in the san francisco area, lasting they need. one of the 4 million acres of already burned so far this year. with that let's go janice dean. unbelievable to think they could not be out of the woods yet in these dry conditions. >> janice: the electricity on and temperatures will be very warm. they could set high temperature records tod

they will meet with ron johnson and chuck grassley today. the lawmakers plans request documents from james and hunter biden. jillian: it is 12 after the hour. court packing, to review the court system. >> ask them for 180 days to come back to me with recommendations, in the court system, it is getting out of whack. jillian: they won't discuss court packing because it shows how radical their agenda really is. re - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/now and never go to the post office again! if yothe medicare enrollment up. deadline is only weeks away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may

i'm thinking of folks like chuck grassley who have not come forward at this time to say they've had a negative test, even though they were a part of those meetings. i think that will be a concern, if the outbreak grows, the republicans will be forced to slow down the hearing, but i think mitch mcconnell has given us the signs, anything short of that, he will go ahead and that is the priority. >> let's talk about the president testing positive, being treated and there remains confuse over the time did not line of when the president was actually diagnosed, he's in cleveland with his divorces on tuesday, and of course that's raising the possibility of people who could have been expose exposed, yes this is what governor debien told cnn's jake tapper this morning. >> does it bother you that the president and his team put your citizens at risk? >> well, i think it's important what the president has done. the president went to the hospital. that could not have been an easy thing for him to do. >> i just don't understand the reluctance to stay the obvious, that president trump has been mockin

senators ron johnson and chuck grassley writing a letter to christopher ray saying in part, quote, it is simply an acceptable we've waited so long to receive so little, text messages released earlier this month were given to them years ago. so far they've only received 8%, the 300 pages they now exist. michigan supreme court strikes down governor gretchen witmer's pandemic executive orders effective immediately, following the court actually but the governor violated the state constitution, they asked to delay the ruling from taking effect until october 30th for transition, michigan's health department issued separate orders on facemasks and limits on gatherings that are not affected by the decision. today is really leaders are set to debate how to reopen the economy from a nationwide covid-19 lockdown as british lawmakers vote on new restrictions. >> good morning, 38 million people around the world have been infected with covid-19 and now countries are tasked with not only fighting a second waiver trying to reopen their economies. in israel the country unfortunately surpassed 200,000

and chuck grassley, it's kind of broken down and put himself in the middle of that investigation and we had the corruption of the fbi, department of justice under obama and the corruption in the transition process of the corrupt investigation special counsel, it's all coming together. for example devon archer, hunter biden's business partner and that happens to be the wife of the paul manafort case which was part of robert mueller special counsel team. this whistle-blower who by the way contacted us the day after we issued that report that the news media completely ignored, he contacted us. what did they do with it? what did they do with that? are we seeing different levels of justice, one for democrats, one system of justice for the well-connected and one for the rest of americans? i think this is what is coming together. we are seeing a very corrupt process here. >> sean: i cannot independently corroborate all of this new information that keeps coming out and i have a hard time trusting information that comes out of a lot of these countries that we know our high levels of corruptio

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