former republican congressman and leo donald trump campaignerjack kingston, the polls say donald trump is in big trouble. is there good reason to think they are wrong? jack kingston and washington, dc. welcome to hardtalk. you area dc. welcome to hardtalk. you are a loyal donald trump campaignerand it are a loyal donald trump campaigner and it strikes me that when you're in the position like yours, there is a fine mind to trade between optimism and realism. in the spirit of realism, can you acknowledge to me that the donald trump campaign is in deep trouble? i would say this, it's a tough competitive race but we know that last time, 2016, we went to election day having hardly won a single pole. i think something is going on in polls. i've read a lot of them from notjust other political races but my own and other candidates, and they have been wrong many times. i'm not saying that they are not useful. are there not 100% reliable. so, as i look at 2016 and here we are again, another thing is the where isjoe biden spending his time? he is in the same spending his time? he is in the sa m e

donald trump is the incumbent. donald trump is the guy with a record to run on and this is the record that we are discussing today. but we're also talking about the election and the choice americans have. donald trump, in the words of mike pence, at least has engaged in the economic war with china. donald trump has been out there fighting for tougher agreements, fighting against intellectual property theft, fighting against forced technology transfers, fighting against china using the sea lanes that belong to japan or international waters, he has fought against many other technologies that china has been stealing from around the world. i think that is a good thing. what i would love to see is a more united coalition with european countries being part of this because i think together we can stand up to china but right now it is just very, very hard to go it alone but donald trump had to do that because the international community has not given him the support they should have and they know they want it by the way. i

vote yes on prop 16. >>> donald j. trump needed money. that is the first sentence of the "new york times's" latest reporting, showing how money from a las vegas hotel that donald trump appears to co-own, quote, flowed in a chain of transactions to several trump-controlled companies and then directly to mr. trump himself. "the new york times" consulted a tax law professor at new york university school of law who raised legal questions about the $21 million. unless the payments were for actual business expenses, he said, claiming a tax deduction for them would be illegal. if they were not legitimate and were also used to fund mr. trump's presidential run, they could be considered illegal campaign contributions. joining us is glenn kirschner, a former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. glenn, as i was reading that story i was wondering what does a federal prosecutor see in that reporting by "the new york times." >> good evening, lawrence. and you can't draw a definitive conclusion based on the reporting that donald trump committed potential

he's talking about donald trump here. i think he let his guard down, and i think in his desperate attempt to demonstrate we are coming out of this, i think he got out over his skis, quite frankly. i think it's a lesson to all of us that we need to exercise self-discipline. so there he is talking about how the president has handled the coronavirus, talking to a texas audience about getting out over his skis. what was your reaction to that? >> we don't do a lot of skiing in lawrence -- in texas, lawrence, so i think that was lost on a lot of us. i think if he was a texan he would have said he spiked the ball before he got into the end zone. but, you know, i'd be remised if i didn't mention a lot of the stuff that you were covering before i came on, a lot of the concern about the judicial appointments and the challenges. texas is really in a unique position. with our 38 electoral votes, with our voter suppression that has really stopped a lot of people from voting by mail, and yet we have turnout records. we've got people wa

donald trump's stupidity is deadly. as of tonight, the united states has reported 7,527,704 cases of coronavirus in the united states. that number does not yet include anyone who attended the trump white house superspreader event that proceeded the reported infection of the president, three senators, chris christie, kellyanne conway, now stephen miller and others. we don't know how many of those deaths in -- that this country has suffered are attributable to donald trump's homicidal stupidity. 100,000? 150,000? one? how many deaths by presidential stupidity are acceptable? we would have millions fewer infections if the president consistently urged the country to follow cdc guidelines and never interfered with cdc guidelines. just imagine tonight, imagine tonight how many people, fathers, mothers, grandparents, brothers, sisters, cousins, dear friends would be alive and healthy tonight if the president of the united states had been smart enough to say this. >> wearing a mask is not a political statement, it's a scientifi

hegar, and away from donald trump. and in an interview with "the fort worth star telegram" editorial board, he compared his relationship to donald trump to a woman married to an abusive husband. the senator said that his relationship with the president of the united states is, quote, maybe like a lot of women who get married and think they're going to change their spouse, and that doesn't usually work out very well. m.j. hegar tweeted a one-word response to that statement, coward. joining us now is m.j. hegar. she is the democratic nominee for senate in texas. thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. so you've got john cornyn running scared and running away from donald trump. how did that explanation of his about, you know, being the woman in an abusive relationship, how did that go over in texas? >> not great. as you can imagine. it's one of many gaffes that he's made that shows he's not really in touch with our state and the people who live here. i guess, you know, the first thing i thought o

trump —— donald trump is unfit. "is graphic words. he floats with white supremacists. people like ben sasse say that if your party sticks with trump over the next, let's face it, you are bound to him now, you're tied him, it is going to be in ben sasse's words, disastrous for you at the polls. it could see you taking a terrible beating and us congress, not just in the white house.” beating and us congress, not just in the white house. i am ploughed our party is big enough to have critics in the family. ben sasse's has always been one that has consistently been one that has consistently been won. he likes that independent streak. we will see the same thing about democrats as well stop one of the things as well stop one of the things a load of over mate 22 years of service, as if you want to be a hero criticise the institution and criticise your colleague and criticise your colleague and then you are always the darling of the press for the day or the darling of the other party. that's unfortunate. but here is what w

donald trump is back in charge. the doctors are not in charge in fighting the coronavirus. >> that's a truly terrifying concept, and we've seen that it's had tragic consequences. this pandemic has been a really harsh and painful reminder of what happens when we discount science. when we allow politicians to hijack research and data. and so i think this is a very, very sad but tragic example of why we need to make sure that we'll elect people who will put their trust in experts, who will invest in science and research, and will always work to keep americans safe first and foremost. >> can you compare for us what you're feeling in your congressional district this week compared to what you were feeling two years ago when the blue wave was clearly moving through california and taking congressional seats away from republicans including the wave you were a part of. does it feel like that or does it feel different from two years ago? >> i think it's stronger, the sentiment that president trump is leading the country in the

because so much of the attention has focused on donald trump versus donald trump, and not donald trump versusjoe biden. i don't think that's fair. i think somebody who's been in politics for 30 decades has been scrutinised all the way long. and actually, you saw him being challenged last night even on his record on a crime bill from 1994. i mean, that is still re—emerging again. it's less probably useful for sort of uk audiences to retread a lot of that old ground but don't discount the fact that actually, these questions have been asked ofjoe biden in a way that they weren't asked of donald trump before the four years ago. so, i think there is plenty of water that has already passed under the bridge. back in 2008, they said the same thing about barack obama, that he hadn't been vetted, that they hadn't been investigated sufficiently, and that was going to be a problem for him when he was elected president. i think the challenge forjoe biden if he is elected is that he has such a broad coalition, he has progressives on the left, he has moderate working—class whites, he has disaffec

there is no lie that they will not tell for donald trump. donald trump made other news in his hours on the radio today. he discovered live on the air with rush limbaugh that axios reports that the justice department's review of the origins of the russia investigation will not be released before the election. donald trump was clearly shocked by that news. he called it a disgrace. he had previously said that attorney general william barr's service would be judged by whether he brought federal indictments against president barack obama, vice president joe biden, hillary clinton, and several others before election day. and although that sounds like the rantings of a madman to the same majority of americans, it's just another day on the rush limbaugh radio show. because of donald trump's pathological need to lie about everything, every big thing, and every little tiny thing, the 70-year-old covid patient repeatedly lied about joe biden's age, calling him 78, when joe biden is actually 77. what's so important about that is the relentless desperati

donald trump said no. i'm am going to hire the best and if they happen to be at the cabinet table, that is exactly where they will be. i am so thankful for president trump. we have to reelect him. he is truly the outsider. [applause] outsider.y the four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! >> and every gay conservative knows that when you are the outsider, you have to fight hard because there are a whole bunch of people on the others who love to tell you that you are wrong to sit down to get out. donald trump has been the outsider since the beginning. he told me that the first time that he stayed the night in washington dc was the week of his inauguration. this is a man who is truly an outsider and boy, they do not like it in washington. lobbyists,rs, the the politicians, they all have their own rules in washington and when you go to washington, you are supposed to play by the rules. know what they are? the housepeaker of flies from san francisco and gets her hair done and somebod

mary trump, donald trump's niece. she has personal insights into what the president of the united states was doing last night none of the rest of us have. caroline randle williams will join us. as i watched the debate last night i thought the most important things about the debate won't be said by the pundits. they will be said by the poets. the poets take time. caroline randle williams only had 24 hours. she is a poet, author, essayist, brilliant and a very big thinker. we will get her first draft reaction to what america experienced last night and we will be joined by a woman that grew up in the heartland, oklahoma, worked in texas where she began raising her family and now is the senior senator from massachusetts. elizabeth warren will help us keep our eye on what the debate distracted us from and what was barely mentioned in the debate, the president of the united states does not pay income taxes. elizabeth warren has a plan for that. elizabeth warren is not just plaining about how outrageous it is that donald tru

donald trump will win the race. you can't have it both ways to say it's a runaway and then say it's a close race. wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania are still very much in play and very much within the president's grasp. >> unfortunately, we are running out of time. i really appreciate your contributions and insight. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can visit our website for further discussion. go to our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter. for the entire team here, bye-bye for now. ♪

donald trump is down but definitely not out. some say this diagnosis might help him in the race for the white house. our political panel coming back to weigh in. rick: most would argue the president's positive test couldn't come at a worst time with both candidates trying to swing votes but some say the diagnosis could actually help his reelection efforts giving him time to hone his message to unify his basins way others to join him. >> it may work to the president's advantage that giving a speech to 70,000 people or 10,000 people, 7000 people are 10,000 people and saying something the press picks up on and runs with, he can vary for the next few days carefully style his message and send it out by tweets or by calling into a program like yours or calling into "fox and friends" or doing a townhall, gives him a chance to be focused in his message for the next few weeks. >> of karl rove right? could the diagnosis work to his advantage the next few weeks? joining us again, deputy assistant to george w. bush and advisor to the bush c

it is between a donald trump boom ora is between a donald trump boom or ajoe biden is between a donald trump boom or a joe biden liked is between a donald trump boom or ajoe biden liked him. he wa nts to or ajoe biden liked him. he wants to lock you down. by the way, i love the state, you have to get your governor to open up your state here. you have to get him to open up. 0pen your state here. you have to get him to open up. open up your state, governor, get him to open up. open up yourstate, governor, it's been long enough. wodge, november four, north carolina, were opening up. you know, they're only doing this for political reasons. many, many states, big, big powerful states are doing great. but your governor does not want to and you look at michigan, michigan, we won in the supreme court. she had no constitutional right to do what she did. the only one that had freedom in michigan was her husband. he had plenty of freedom. human swimming and he went boating with everyone to. joe biden would delay therapies, postpone the vaccine, prolong the pandemic, closure schools and shut down

pennsylvania will reelect donald trump. donald trump allows us to attain the american dream. he is the pro-life pro-second amendment, each and every day in washington. we once again reelect him. jillian: do you think he can win without philadelphia? >> we are seeing the polls are showing people from philadelphia, and in philadelphia and central pennsylvania, to win pennsylvania. jillian: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. you can watch special coverage on sunday morning. todd: we will be wearing the same outfits. jillian: it is 19 minutes after the are from debate rival to future cabinet member, pushing for a biden administration. todd: a halloween unlike any other. of fun but safe holiday weekend. ♪ no is going to save you ♪ from the beast about to bite ♪ you know it's thriller ♪ expecto patronum! and action. 16 people died! did he catch our bad guy? we're know as the charmed ones. you got one day to show me what you got. i want to fight. you need us harry. what a goal! bockey ball, hockey ball, you name it ball. i'm gonna be ready. just say show me peacock

and donald trump is divisive. and don't know why. some going to request - >> were going to break away from this recorded program. were going to take you to florida for president trump is only his first campaign trip ts

she's counsel to donald trump, to the trump campaign. i just want to pick up on what guy was saying there because he was talking about being kept awake at night by the thought that there was going to be intimidation of voters, that people who were eligible to vote would not be able to. what do you say to that? is that true? that's just simply not true. and if you look at the factors of election integrity, america has always been built on the foundation, in our constitutional republic, protecting the right of the american people to vote for the people that we put in office, and so election integrity matters, which means that there should be requirements, such as voter id — like the president has always said — there should be reasonable checks, there always should be valid integrity to make sure that there is not fraud going on. and so what the trump campaign and the rnc is fighting for, and has been fighting for this entire election cycle — for every race, notjust the presidential race but all the way down ticket — is to make sure

donald trump will say anything that helps donald trump unless there's something deep inside that is going to be violated by saying that. there's something deep inside of him that he will not denounce white supremacy and he will not denounce those bigots and racists. you can only conclude that he knows deep down he believes them to be acting in a way that expresses who he really is and how he feels. >> you know, charlie, rev and you and myself are radio people. you have a long history of talking to folks on the radio. what percentage of white voters can stomach this in your view. are there white voters who are like i can stomach it as long as i like my 401(k), but at what point do some of these white voters say it's too much, i don't want to be associated? i wonder where that line is and how much more support could he lose? >> i think one of the disillusioning things we discovered is a lot of voters are going to tolerate it. there is a line there. when it becomes so in your face -- so for example, when he started making the play for suburban -- white suburban housewives, they needed to vot

if joe biden wins florida, it really is all over for donald trump. donald trump knows that. and joe biden knows that. and that's why they were both in florida today. a new nbc/marist florida poll of likely voters shows joe biden four points ahead of donald trump. 51-47. but that poll has a margin of error of 4.4 points and so that poll is actually a statistical tie within that margin of error. and in a new monmouth florida poll of registered voters joe biden is ahead of donald trump by five points, 50% to 45. the margin of error in that poll is also 4.4 points so that, too, is a statistical tie within the margin of error. and so in these final days a quick refresher note on the margin of error in polls because it means a lot and it means a lot right now. the margin of error applies to both directions. it applies to every number in both directions up and down. so on the monmouth poll with a 4.4 margin of error, joe biden's 50 could actually be as high as 54.4% or it could be as low as 46 and donald trump's 45 could be as high as 49 or it could be as low as 41. so any poll you

trump que condene los grupos de supremacistas blancos el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump dijo cuáles y remató (nombre en inglés) retrocedan y a la espera noticias telemundo habló con enrique el representante de los (nombre en inglés) en florida >> qué significa para ustedes que el presidente diga (nombre en inglés) >> personas de izquierda dicen que eso es como un (nombre en inglés) >> yo no lo tomé así ni la organización no lo tomamos así (nombre en inglés) para mí quiere decir stand by me >> significa apoyar a el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump >> sí >> en las redes sociales el grupo lo tomó como una orden militar estamos a la espera dijo uno de sus organizadores y compartió el escudo hoy cuando los reporteros le preguntaron a donald trump sobre lo que dijo anoche no condenó a los (nombre en inglés) y dijo que no sabe quiénes son los (nombre en inglés) han cobrado protagonismo en las calles de (nombre en inglés) >> hay mucha gente que tiene el poder y son racistas >> nathalie lo conoce bien estaba en (nombre en inglés) y resultó herida

trump, for the country, donald trump is speaking to those voters. todd: you have been a silent trump supported. why were you silence? why were you afraid to express your views? what made you want to come out you >> in latin america, seeing how grandparents, my parents, have taken their business, i couldn't stand the silence any more to say how i feel even though it might affect my business and speak out and say donald trump's policies are helping my community, helping latinos, and should vote for the future of the country. jillian: were you afraid to say that before? >> yes i was. todd: you mentioned you are a young individual but it is not just florida where the young latino voters going to be huge but is something we need to watch, look at these numbers and you can see 40% of eligible hispanic voters are between 18-35. 32 million eligible to vote nationwide and make up 13% of all eligible voters. the last two are the hispanic vote overall but let's focus on the young people for a moment. what message does the young latino need to hear from each ca

donald trump defends his. job. done days ahead so how is cope with 19 shaping the presidential race in the u.s. and he's. been saying this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. u.s. president donald trump and democratic party nominee joe biden have held their 2nd and final debate less than 2 weeks before the election the threat of having them back with phones muted laws due to interruptions making for a less chaotic event than the fast that still spawns about the coronavirus response racism in america and accused of corruption will bring in our panel of guests to discuss this but 1st this report from our white house correspondent. it was a stark contrast from the 1st debate fewer interruptions and more substantial discussion with the 2 presidential hopefuls donald trump and joe biden who most respected the rules the moderator even earned a rare compliment from the u.s. president so far i respect very much the way you handle it this. the debate opened with a disagreement over the handling of the covert pand

do you think that donald trump has four more yea rs ? donald trump has four more years? in texas, yes. in being able to win the national election, i will say that it did not think i would be able to watch the entire debate last night. i thought i had a prior commitment that it would not get back in time for. but i was able to watch the entire debate and after last night, i feel more comfortable about my vote thanl more comfortable about my vote than i did prior to last night. i thought the debate was very good and especially versus the first one. and it felt there was a lot of good points made, but i thought that joe was a lot of good points made, but i thought thatjoe biden stumbled in some places in donald trump stumbled in some places and joe biden had some good points and donald trump at some good points and i think where the big issues thatjoe biden has is that when he said that he was going to work on phasing out or getting rid of oil and gas industry, when he said that, i feel like he alienated himself from a lot of voters. one last question. if joe biden wins, on

lÓpez obrador ha manifestado tener una buena relaciÓn personal con donald trump. el contagio del presidente y la primera dama se ha convertido en esta proverbial sorpresa de octubre antes de las elecciones, pero algunos piensan que se veÍa venir porque donald trump subestimÓ desde el principio los riesgos del coronavirus. lourdes del rÍo nos resuelve algunas declaraciones del presidente sobre la pandemia. lourdes: la relaciÓn del presidente donald trump con el coronavirus ha sido bastante accidentada. va a desaparecer un dÍa. mientras le decÍa eso al país en privado le admitÍa otra cosa al periodista. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] >> su discurso sobre el covid-19 ha contradicho a sus propios expertos una y otra vez. [habla en inglÉs] la controversia por mascarillas llegÓ incluso al debate presidencial donde al ser cuestionado dijo que Él sÍ la usaba, pero solo cuando lo creÍa necesario. ni hablar de sus extravagantes teorÍas para combatir al covid-19. [habla en inglÉs] y mientras el nÚmero de enfermos y fallecidos continuaba en ascenso y a

donald trump did not create racism. that's one of the original sins of the united states going back 400 years and even in the constitution. as much as we have the constitution as the founding document, there are major problems and the 3/5 compromise was on its face immoral. and a number of other things with amendments that have dealt with that. but getting back to the point

despuÉs del debate lamentando que donald trump dejara ir esa oportunidad? ¿por quÉ no lo hizo, lourdes? >> no sÉ por qué ustedes repiten eso constantemente, cuando el presidente dijo tres veces. dos dÍas antes, había dicho de que Él iba a notificar que ese grupo le da nombrar terrorista, que debÍa estar renegando a todo eso que estÁ sucediendo en el partido demÓcrata, el candidato demÓcrata lo que viene siendo la organizaciÓn que no tiene nada que ver para proteger a los negros que todos son grupos comunistas para destruir esta naciÓn. es un evento que estÁ mercado negro, blancos, hispanos, todos a favor de presidente. estÁn contando como americanos las increÍbles las oportunidades que se presidente el arad -- le ha dado tanto hispanos como americanos. leÓn: el cÉlebre conservador, santoro se equivoca. >> lo que sucede es que Él diga que sÍ, los medios van a estar haciendo la misma pregunta. yo soy hispana, soy cubana americana, tengo negro, tengo hispanos de mÉxico, tengo puertorriqueÑos, sÉ que el hombre no es racista. me importa si

you said yes to president donald trump and 2016. i know that nevada is going to say yes for four more years of president donald trump and 2020. -- in 2020. and the road to victory goes right through nevada. 3, we are going to show that nevada is trump country. [cheers and applause] thank you all for coming out today. it really is a joy to be with all of you. it is great to be here with a friend of mine. i have not spotted him yet, but i know he is here. city, an army veteran. he is been working hard, and actually served with him in the congress of the united states. i have worked with him now in my president. vice he is a champion for veterans in the military. worksght to cut taxes and to protect nevada's national resources like no other. one glance at his record, and you realize, mark delivers. we are going to send congressman mark amodei back to washington dc. think about it. [cheers and applause] thank you all for being here. take a seat. take a seat. i have a lot on my mind. it is amazing to think about how far we have come over

trump i'm not trying to minimize anything about donald trump. i think this is a dangerous, dangerous despot, but if we refused to rognize h we got donald trump in the historical context of what he is doing as president and that it is rooted in american history, if we don't reckon with that, then voting donald trump out of office is just one step. we still have this run system that can be exploited by another trump or even by a democrat who claims to be hoping and changing, left and right. amy: jeremy, back on the issue of the white supremacist, the michigan attorney general also warned when people talked about them being kind of like keystone cops-esque and we see the video of them practicing shooting, taser rain the terrifying ideas that they would not stop at kidnapping her but as they have promised in the past, lynching her. the michigan attorney general said this is just the tip of the iceberg. you have president trump's own fbi, even if christpher wray is not exactly his ally, and the department of homeland security chad wolf coming out thi

where donald trump is going. he's going to swing states and as mika just outlined he is causing spikes in coronavirus cases. what is that doing? it is putting coronavirus front and center on people's local newscasts. it is making them more worried about going to the grocery store. it is affecting their day to day lives and it is in front of them on their screens in their conversations for days after the president is leaving these areas. it's almost, you know, hard to wrap your head around the extent to which that could be the case and the second piece of this is think about election day. the president is ramping up all of this activity right before election day and we expect most republicans or many republicans, certainly more republicans than democrats, to count on actually putting their vote in on election day instead of voting early. so what happens to people who need to show up in large groups, in person, to vote on election day if in your community you have a spike of the coronavirus? it makes that activity

donald trump aventaja a joe biden en la intenciÓn del voto en texas y yo biden a donald trump en la florida. y las autoridades estÁn preocupadas por la eventualidad de una violenta reacciÓn de grupos extremistas de izquierda y de derecha tras los resultados del 3 de noviembre. comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna de esta manera. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con patricia janiot. ♪ ♪ patricia: buenas noches. por quinta vez en lo que va de la temporada un huracÁn impacta la costa de los estados del golfo con categorÍa dos el ciclÓn z tocó tierra en luisiana afectando otros estados con sus fuertes vientos, lluvias intensas y marejadas. francisco cobos nos tiene las imÁgenes del paso de la tormenta que continuarÁ debilitada rumbo al norte. francisco: los efectos de este huracÁn aÚn continúan en esta zona tanto de luisiana como de mississippi, puede tocar tierra esa tarde muy cerca de nueva orleans atravesando por completo la ciudad de -- nueva orleans. hasta el momento y algunas zonas que se han reportado sin energÍa elÉctrica. ya se reportan tambiÉn al

donald trump panics. [honking] and unlike donald trump, we will not surrender to this viru look, president trump is threatening division and discord. he thinks that he can divide us . we w't notice his failures. that's what it's all about. that's why he's shamelessly equates smoli refugees, folks seeking a better life in america and contributing to this state and our country with terrorists as he did last night. we need aresident who will bring us together, not pull us apart. i'll deal with this pandemic responsibly. bringing the country together. around testing, tracing, masking. it's estimated by the leading doctors in this country that if we just wore a mask for the next few months, we would save ver 100,000 lives. of the 200,000 lives they expect to lose. dr. fauci called for mask mandate last week. this isn't a political statement like those ugly folks over there beeping their horns. this is a patriotic duty for god's sa. look, in his own words, as i said, the president knew back in january how extre

but there you see the split screen of barack obama and donald trump and donald trump late into october, less than two weeks to go until the election, is still living in an age of magical thinking. where he is still saying that we're turning the corner, things are getting better. this while school systems are shutting down. outbreaks are raging across the midwest. things are getting worse. you talk to doctors, you talk to epidemiologists, the situation is getting worse. you had donald trump sitting there still acting like this is a media hoax. you'll remember way back at the beginning when donald trump in february called this a media hoax? he's actually reverted back -- oh, by the way, all of the anti-anti-trump fools that have really been shamefully responsible for the continued support of this man by a lot of their people, a lot of the anti-anti-trump people said no, he wasn't calling it a hoax, he said the media was whipping it up in a frenzy, no, he called it a hoax. he's doing the same thing now suggesting that networks that cover the deadliest pandemic in over a century as it rage

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de estados unidos, donald trump y joe biden se batieron cara a cara por última vez en tennessee las reglas se cumplieron y escuchamos sus argumentos incluyendo el de inmigración que sacó chispas al discutir la separación de familias inmigrantes en la frontera vamos a pasar con la corresponsal cristina que está en tennessee , cristina muy buenas noches , cuéntanos fue un debate intenso cuál es el ambiente que deja >> bueno , fue un debate intenso pero diferente al anterior reinó la disciplina ninguno se quitó la mascarilla habían reglas que permitían cerrar los micrófonos joe biden y el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump controlados por el hecho que no haya habido gritos no significa que no hubo intercambios ni tampoco que lo que dijeron fue verdad veamos el tema de inmigración que fue de los más álgidos de la noche >> fue mucho más civilizado >> este debate le dio al pueblo estadounidense el contraste de ideas y de planes de los dos candidatos joe biden presentó sus ideas claras dio a explicar lo que hace 4 años pedía >> el tema de inmigración joe biden es

donald trump a b-minus. but said how ever good his performance was donald trump's, it probably was not enough to change the campaign. talk about that really quickly. donald trump, what did he do right? what did donald trump do right last night? >> well, we should explain. those grades are based on who do you like and who's going to win but it's based on two factors. how did the candidate do in their performance and did that do what they needed to do in the context of the campaign and biden did not have as jonathan have that major gaffe that would end the trajectory of him winning. but donald trump did perform better. one of his best debate performances we have seen in -- well, obviously, he doesn't debate that often but one of best political moments of 2020. did it make a huge difference? i mean, maybe he can, you know, stem the tide in texas or some of the republican states that appear to be heading in to biden's way. remember, it's not that he's convincing undecided voters to go his way. but he's trying to

and i know arizona will say yes to four more years of president donald trump. [cheering and applause] it is because of what we've done and all we've accomplished. in four years ago we inherited a military that was hollowed out by devastating budget cuts and an economy struggling to break free of the slowest economic recovery since the great depression. terrorism was on the rise and we witnessed a steady assault on our most cherished veterans. in three short years we rebuilt that military and we restored the arsenal of democracy and we are finally giving our soldiers and sailors, airmen, marines and coast guard the resources and the support they deserve to accomplish their mission and defend our nation. now we are standing here a short drive from luke air force base, pride of the nation. i'm proud to report the president donald trump has signed the largest investments and our national defense days of ronald reagan. [cheering and applause] we stood with those who serve but we've also stood with all of you who have warned the united states uniform and when joe bid

donald trump tenÍa una mascarilla. donald trump podrÍa ser dado de alta el dÍa de maÑana, esto dependerÁ de la mejorÍa en su condiciÓn mÉdica, esto lo que informÓ su doctor. >> estÁ muy, muy bien. si todo continÚa funcionando bien vamos a comenzar a darle el alta para que vuelva la casa blanca pronto. reportera: expresaron preocupaciÓn por el estado de salud del presidente contradiciendo a donald trump y que enviÓ un tweet indicando que se sentÍa mejor. sus niveles de oxÍgeno comenzaron a declinar por debajo del 94 por ciento, debÍa recibir oxÍgeno. >> tiene sÍntomas bajos, estaba en los 90 elevados. reportera: el presidente no ha tenido fiebre desde el viernes. >> ahorita el presidente estÁ en el octavo y 10 dÍa. los peores dÍas son entre el sÉptimo y el 10. si no hay complicaciones, hay una perspectiva mÁs positiva. reportera: no quisieron entrar en detalles sobre la condiciÓn de los pulmones del presidente. continuarÁ tomando un medicamento por cinco dÍas y el personal mÉdico controlarÁ cu

trump's tune much and i think more then the criticism that donald trump denies the virus are placed on the wires is the mix messaging sometimes that we just saw in the report sometimes he's downplaying it sometimes he's taking it seriously sometimes masks are good sometimes master bad you know in the debate a few days ago joe biden didn't call out donald trump for saying that he meant the bleach comment that we just heard sarcastically well when you were the leader of the. 3 you in the face of the most severe public health crisis possibly in history and by this point more than 200000 americans are dead americans are looking to the president for advice and comfort and support and to know what to do and if you're president we're going to see if you support him or not is telling you one thing and not another thing that leads to the problems we're seeing in the compared to other countries like here in germany were also not a perfect place and we're seeing cases come up to here but a much lower problem. then in the united states because there is a single message about mass about distanci