[applause] the hard truth is you won't be safe and joe biden's america -- in joe biden's america. the radical left experiment of defunding the police is failing families in cities across the country already. efforts amid defunding around america, cities are struggling with rising crime rates. atlanta saw a 19% rise in shootings, a 9% increase in murders. in chicago, a 42% rise in shootings and a 39% increase in murders. in philadelphia, 54% rise in shootings. a nearly 20% increase in murders. blasio'slt of mayor de disbanding of the anti-crime unit in new york city, which is a decision many african-american leaders are begging him to reverse, that city has already staggeringrease of a 277 sent -- 277% and the number -- ofs skyrocketing these areyrocketing shocking numbers but not surprising. ofe in wisconsin, the city milwaukee has seen a 50% increase of nonfatal shootings and a100 percent increase in murders from the same time last year. it is on pace to break the record of the homicide rate set 30 years ago. this is a frightening preview of joe biden's agenda and action. after y

joe biden pretends to be tough on china, but the reality is joe biden helped china along the way. the obama administration did nothing when joe biden was vice president to prevent the outsourcing of millions of jobs and manufacturing to that communist nation. stoodent donald trump has for highest ideals at home and abroad. it was president donald trump who withdrew america from the job killing paris climate accord and saved thousands of american jobs. [applause] joe biden wants to join the paris climate accord again, placing a crushing weight on american businesses in the american economy. under president trump the united states has actually achieved energy independence, no longer relying on the middle east for oil, and america is at export of energy and 75 years. [applause] joe biden would destroy our fossil fuel industry, return to the war on coal, prevent the development of america's immense energy reserves, and impose a regime of climate regulation on every new building, every home, every business that would drastically increase the cost of living for families and the cost of

with joe biden becoming the president, possibly, what is joe biden going to do to change? he has had all this time to correct these things and i see the good that donald trump is doing even though he may word things not the greatest way, but his actions are proven and how is it that joe biden is actually going to make america down a and of equality, for jobs everything else, given his track record that i have seen over the past 40 years? a great question, a fundamental question of this campaign, and i have been reporting on the economy long enough to know that it is something people are tired of. i would ask quickly, what policies you think have been both effective that the president has pursued for helping the economy? host: i think the caller hung up. guest: sorry. i would just answer then. a very good question, i was looking for a little more context for it. to sell toden has the american public is the idea that he can be effective with hascies, many of which he been talking about for a long time, some of which he has not been talking about for a long time, both reversi

so joe biden is playing at all ends. he is saying he has this grand announcement of some black ladies that he wants to announce as his possible vp running mate. so he has a problem with black voters support, black voters need to be reminded of the history of joe biden and he is only doing and saying whatever he needs to do to try to get elected president of the united states. elizabeth: does he have a history of smearing republicans as racist? didn't joe biden smear mitt romney and republicans, he told black voters in 2012, they will put y'all back in chains? >> you're right. this man will do and say anything to get elected. they are hoping people forgot about his words and actions from years ago. i'm here to remind them of what joe biden said and done and the man is just a complete fraud, plain and simple. elizabeth: all right. deneen, let's move on to this. you know how joe biden has not taken questions from the press for months. he has not held public rallies or press conferences. he walks away when reporters try to a

i feel so privileged to work for joe biden because joe biden correctly articulated what was happening in america when america was going through. he diagnosed the issue well before anyone knew what it was. more than a year and a half ago, he said we are in the battle for the soul of this nation and we need to rebuild the backbone of this country and we have to unite america. vice president biden made that very strong plea when he launched his campaign. people laughed at him. people said that he was not focused, out of touch. time and time again, that mantra, those values, that theory has been reaffirmed. i believe now more than ever, it is so important that we are doing everything we can to not just beat donald trump, because, yes, we have to beat him. but we are voting for something. we are voting for change. the people out in the streets right now, young folks who have raised our voices online, in person, all over this country are doing so because we want change. i live in washington, d.c. right now. on the first night of the protest, let me tell you, the protesters in d.c. did not g

biden understands that joe biden will fix that. and he also wants to make sure this workforce like other workers in the dallas-fort worth economy and in the economies all around our great country, he wants to make sure they have a chance to join a union if they want to and they got to be able to so they can collectively bargain for good rights and so that they can collectively bargain for better pay and better working conditions . joe biden's plan will help essential workforce grow in number. it will improve the quality of care provided and that will mean workers will finally get to share in the prosperity they make possible. that's how we can create a more equitable economy in america and that's how we're going to fix what the coronavirus has done to him and our lives and our economy area that joe biden is running for president not just to rebuild what we've lost but he has a plan to build back better and he can't do it without all of you on thecall today . so together we are going to elect go biden as our next president and make

not voting for joe biden. what do you say. >> it is long overdue for these democrats what the democratic party is leading them towards is absolute destruction of our country. democrats are as interested in the safety and security of their families and their property and their futures as all americans are. so i think this fad on the left, particularly in the elites on the left to defund the police ignores the fact that those police protect all of our communities and if you take away the police, you aren't going to simply have absence of looting and theft and crime and murder. you're going to have vigilantism and you will have anarchy. i am really heartened to see democrats step forward to say no more of this. elizabeth: yeah. you know, rfk said the same. daniel patrick moynihan said the same. vernon jones is democrat out of georgia. he is the son of a world war ii veteran. he oversaw one of the largest police departments. he oversaw bad cops and good cops. he saw them shot. he said democrats are absurd to defun

sanders has one here and essentially in a landslide over joe biden. and they calculate, the votes differently but it's interesting that the biden team took god as second place finish after the disastrous showing in iowa and new hampshire. and then in south carolina than the rest is history. and the progressive wing is not much different than the left wing of the democratic party elsewhere grade i think the imperative to beat donald trump, the truck so to speak, that the potential with joe biden, the disappointment and bernie sanders. and not being the nominee. but that of course is going to be the key with biden across the country being able in some areas with hillary clinton was unable to do which is to get the far left excited to turn out for him. host: how important is it in nevada. >> i think that all of that calculus has changed. in the sense that since the george floyd killing, and it has really been active especially in social media. in the african-american should be in the ticket. so i think it will be some disappointment if biden does not tha

with joe biden becoming the president, possibly, what is joe biden going to do to change? he has had all this time to correct these things. again, i see the good that trump is doing, even though he may not have done things in the greatest way, but his actions are definitely proven. how is it that joe biden is actually going to make america down a path of equality for jobs and everything else given his track record that i have seen over the past 40 years? >> it is a great question, sort of a fundamental question of this campaign. i have been reporting on american politics and the economy long enough to know that it is something that people are really tired of. i would just ask you really quickly, what policies you think have been most effective that the president has pursued for helping the economy? >> i think the color hung up. >> i'm sorry. i will answer than. again, which was a very good question, but i was looking for a little more context. i think with joe biden has to sell here to the american public is the idea that he can be effective with policies that he has been

joe biden hasn't defended the cops in this country once. he hasn't denounced the rioters other than one barely coherent sentence other than once. rob: the biden campaign stretched across the country, buttigieg, beto o'rourke, gretchen witmer, amy klobuchar, the economic roundtables in various states. let's talk about this. carly have a flight going out at 11:00, the storm jumping toward long island and the city around that time. >> check with your carrier. it is stronger, tropical storm fay right now just off the mid-atlantic coast. if you need a place to stay. going to see -- thank you. the offer is always open to you, you are part of my family as well. let's look at the radar. i will show you where we have the worst of the rain and wind hitting portions of new jersey. we expect landfall of this tropical system later on today, new york city in the path of the center of this storm. there is the tropical imagery, 50 mile-per-hour sustained winds, it has been bumped up since the last advisory. we don't think it will become a hurricane. it is

do you trust joe biden? that's a question voters are going to have to ask and if you look at his record, i think there's reasons to be concerned. >> lisa: justin, thank you. we appreciate it. >> thanks so much. >> lisa: major new developments in a trial of ghislaine maxwell. emily compagno hosts "crimes that changed america" on fox nation and she joins us. emily. >> hi, lisa. as you know, ghislaine maxwell has been charged with six federal crimes for which involved transporting miners for illegal sexual activity which she's pled not guilty. at her detention hearing after testimony by victims and arguments by the prosecution, the judge denied bail, ruling her flight risk and said she had both "motive and opportunity" to flee. prosecutor cited impart her attempt to evade arrest when the fbi came to her multimillion dollar home in new hampshire. she and her alleged boyfriend, scott bergerson, had apparently been ostracizing his home in massachusetts after neighbors learned of her identity, including revoking al

here's why they're doing this, they think joe biden might win end of joe biden wins you are never going to see this report to see the light of day, this is what the bureaucracy does, how the swamp acts. something's gone wrong, the department circles the wagon, may fire a couple low-level guys, get a retirement plan, they have early retirement, the head of the agency says, well, we got rid of the bad guys, changed a few rules, we will never have these problems again and justice is never served. that's what the fbi director has done throughout and now when we thought maybe the attorney general would finally investigate the investigators, finally bring some justice and closure to this, we are hearing delay, smoke and mirrors, this excuse, that excuse. bottom line, justice delayed is justice denied. >> it's interesting because you have john durham saying he doesn't want this to be political and the closer it gets to november the more political like cats. it's already political, he could really use this tomorrow and it's going to be politicized by both sides so do you buy that argument of no

because joe biden refuses to answer the tough questions. joe biden gives these very mini little speeches without having to take the tough questions from reporters. and i think that many in the media have given joe biden a pass. and yeah, they spend most of their time, many of these liberal media outlets just crist sizing and attacking the president for any move that he makes while when you look at the president's policies, they're common sense policies that mainstream americans can agree with, which, that of insuring that we have a prosperous economy and that we put american workers and american families first. elizabeth: mercedes, let's listen to this. let's listen to the president, compare and contrast tear policies. watch this. >> mr. president, please listen to your public health experts instead of denigrating them. >> he opposed my very strict travel ban, xenophobic he called me. if we listened to joe biden, hundreds of thousands of additional lives would be lost. >> i see american factories and american workers racing to dominate the

so we've seen joe biden holding virtual town halls. he just did this joint conversation with former president barack obama. how do you assess his strategy so far? he's obviously leading in the polls and democrats want to ask the question, how does he keep it going? does he need to have more visibility, or should he stay the course? >> well, kristen, i think that he's starting to more aggressively fill in the blanks for what he would do as president. i think that more than enough people to defeat donald trump, in my view, have decided they don't want to rehire him. biden job is to make sure, keep pressure there, but i think events largely will do that. he's got, you know, good plans that will make a difference in our lives. you posted an infographic earlier that showed, yes, the election is 100 days out from today. but voting starts in 45 days. in key battleground states in 65 to 70 days. a lot of people are going to be voting so you're running out of time. joe biden has to continue on the economy, the health care, the pandemic. a big q

joe biden can run and hide. president trump wants to stay and face the american people and lay out a clear vision ahead for four more years. >> harris: how do you balance that with covid-19? i want to stick up and abc poll which shows broad disapproval of the president's handling of coronavirus and race relations. 67% disapproving on both, but particularly we focus on covid-19, the coronavirus, right now because of the spike. i know there's a task meeting going on. what is the reaction when you see these types of numbers? what is the strategy behind the scenes? >> president trump took bold action to save the american lives, make sure states have the resources and the guidelines, and a large federal and private public partnership to make sure resources were available to address the coronavirus. it was ventilators, if it was ppe, if it was testing capabilities, whatever it was, the media has continued to say the president hasn't stepped up. but he has done a ton of work to make sure this country is prepared. compa

we have joe biden who wants open borders and closed schools. then move got these liberal governors that you mention, governor inslee in washington state who let seattle be overrun by these left-wing liberals. then you've got governor whitmer in michigan who wouldn't even let people go buy gardening tools during the covid crisis. so i wouldn't trust either of them to decide when our kids to go back to school.l. by the way, joe biden wants to do away with charter schools. president trump believes every child regardless of income, race or zip code, deserves the best education possible. >> jason: doctor, i guess what i don't understand and i've heard others in my neighborhood talk about this. for the most vulnerable, the older population that has other conditions, other extenuating circumstances, why not do everything we can to lock that down and make sure they don't get exposed to the virus. but for these younger generations, why do we have to treat them the same way we treat somebody who's 85 years old in the nursing home? i don't understand that

he has not voting for joe biden. he does not like what joe biden and obama did in dividing the country. that is jones out of georgia. your take on that. >> i agree with him completely. he is not the only one. you know, even joe biden was trying to hold the line on this position when he said absolutely we need to start talking about defunding the police, cutting their budgets and so forth. i think this will be a very dividing issue in our election coming up. i think democrats are missing the boat here. the fact that there are the occasional excess which as a civil rights lawyer i fought against the authorities and police, it does not mean that you throw the baby out with the bathwater. what you are seeing in california and other jurisdictions, you are seeing a lot of moving trucks on the streets of san francisco, los angeles. people are leaving because people are concerned about their safety and security. these are the same state that do not allow staff concealed carry of weapons on our persons for our security. ultim

joe biden is someone you can trust. joe biden's a dreamer and a doer. this is what we're talking about across america. people want a president who will fight for their health care. people want a president who will put an end to this pandemic, who will listen to science and who will pull us together. >> it seems like the country is trending in that direction but the polls seemed to make it look like it was in the barring for hillary clinton and donald trump shaved off just enough votes in just enough places to win. how confident are you feeling about the polling right now? >> the only poll that counts is on november 3rd. i'm very heartened by what's happening but everyone on our team is hungry. they're humble. they're hard working. i tell them don't get on the polar-coaster. do your work and listen and talk about what joe biden is fighting for. this is an election, i think, about trust. donald trump has a record now, a record of broken promises. he has -- we have a manufacturing recession. it predated the coronavirus pandemic. he has promised to make sur

the same for joe biden. joe's mask wearing is purely symbolic but he was against the travel ban, that was not symbolic for that's the one he said was xenophobic, hysterical, and fearmongering. that decision by donald trump ten days after the first identified case of corona in america, that saved the probably hundreds of thousands of americans who have contracted the disease and tens of thousands of others from dying. for the left, everything is political. especially 126 days before an election where you will be the ultimate jewelry. it always is symbolism over substance. the mob and the media, they didn't press biden about the politicizing of mask wearing. they didn't ask him about the violence, the lawlessness corrupting america's cities. they didn't ask biden about the murder epidemic in chicago. they didn't ask why didn't he and barack, why did they ignore the entire eight years in office all of those violence, all of those shootings, all of that death, all of those innocent victims from the city of chica

coronavirus, joe biden with a 20 point lead on that joe biden 54%, donald trump 33%, 34%. trust on handling coronavirus, 54-34. isn't that maybe the defining poll number of this campaign >> it's defining because right now we have a president who is completely not capable of handling the basic job of telling the american people, one, the truth and actually following directive from our head medical officer of what people need to do to protect themselves what i found most striking tonight about the biden conversation was that he reminded the american people that he would surround himself by leaders who are experts in their industry and more importantly he would protect individuals and their health joe biden helped ensure that america was able to get through the ebola pandemic he said i knew this was coming the president knew this was coming and he did nothing. that is the contrast even during a pandemic, why would a president eliminate health care? he reminded the american people what the stakes were not only is this president not giving you anything, he's trying to take your

joe biden's blaming donald trump. give me a break. >> they blame donald trump for everything.io i do have to step up and defend the mayor of detroit, he is probably not like a lot of those other mirrors. but the fact of the matter is, there is a contract, an unwritten contract between the local government and the people. the local government is supposed to protect the people and when they don't do that they are shirking their duties. there should be consequences for that and some people started talking about that already. i appeal to voters, look at the people that you are putting in office. evaluate what they are getting done. are they accomplishing things or are they not? are you one of those people that goes and looks at the ballot and says i recognize that name or vote for that name? o no. we have to be much more intelligent than that or we get what we deserve. >> jason: mr. secretary, thank you for joining us this morning, we do appreciate it. >> thank you, jason. good to be with you. up next, why criminals are s

. >> bret: a familiar accusation against joe biden, plagiarism. but this time it is coming from president trump. they cancel culture targets another victim would dared praise the president plus the facts and fiction about coronavirus testing. this is "special report." it is a musical good evening and welcome to washington, i'm john roberts and frederick dimaggio bret baier this evening, president trump accusing the man who wants to replace him of ripping off his economic plan. joe biden released his financial proposal yesterday which contains similar themes to the president's "make america great again" strategy. his comments drew a sharp response from the candidate's campaign. correspondent kristin fisher starts us out tonight from the white house. good evening. >> good evening, john. president trump is finishing up a full day in battleground florida with a fund-raiser tonight, earlier in the day he held a roundtable meeting with a group of venezuelan americans, that i vote for joe biden would be like voting for nicolas maduo socialist regime back

here's joe biden. [phone ringing] >> i don't know who's phone that is, but the scale of the loss is staggering. it's been two months. am i on? thank you so much for tuning in -- >> look, tomorrow superstars -- i want to thank you all. i tell you what, i'm rushing head on. we hold these truths to be self evident. all men and women were created by -- you know the saying. >> my name is joe biden, i'm a democratic candidate for the united states senate. >> if you agree with me, go to joe 30330. >> we choose truth over facts! >> play the radio, make sure the dash excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night. the phone. make sure the kids. >> poor kids are just as talented and just as bright as white kids. >> it's not hypothetical. >> why in god's name should someone who is flipping through ponds in the stock market make in fact pay a lower tax rate than someone who in fact is, like i said, a schoolteacher and a firefighter? >> sean: my personal favorite is we hold these truths to be self-evid

your reaction to joe biden? >> this is unbelievable just another series of talking points the way you describe a it is the truth of what happens in portland every single night these criminals have taken over the protest they meet and organize and plan with that willful intent to destroy property and seriously hurt those agents under the title the to dictate to protect federal buildings that is what our president is therefore. so to say that presence of federal agents have the responsibility incite violence is ridiculous now think the american people believe that. >> the rioters are embedding themselves in peaceful protest as i have been in chicago. is that what you are seeing? >> every single night for 50 nights it starts with out with peaceful protesters and the group what that willful intent to do damage and to destroy federal property. just the past two nights alone they have thrown incendiary devices into the federal courthouse with the intent to burn it to the ground with federal agents and officers inside.

joe biden down a peg? quite the contrary. i defy you to tell me what the president's argument is against joe biden on the basis of what he said yesterday. incoherent rambling and one of the other elements that's happening. the president is incredibly frustrated with the fact in joe biden who is not, say it over and over again, not a perfect candidate, has his flaws and weaknesses as all of us do, but the president is incredibly frustrated in that he cannot find an effective frame for joe biden. this is like the nightmare candidate for him. another septuagenerian relative moderate conservative even white guy. not what donald trump wanted to run against and yet to, now in july, the president does not know how to make the case against joe biden. that was vividly on display yesterday in the rose guard's. >>> garden. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," police violence, the confederate flag and armed intimidation. president trump tossed red meat to his base while turning off just about everybody else. >>> you're w

i'm not going to say that joe biden is a racist. if you're looking at actions, you can't get worse than that. >> tom, where do you fall? >> we love tagging people as racists or not. people love trying to prove themselves not to be. i don't know what the -- i've never sat in a room with him and had a discussion. you can do jerk things that are cruel and not do them because you're a racist. i try to abstain from labelling someone as that. i hate to bob and weave, but i got to bob and weave on it. >> spent more than an hour talking to those great people in bucks county, pennsylvania. i got to tell you, i wish you could hear the whole conversation. if my bosses are listening, i would love to do nothing else than talk to americans on the streets of america. i'm here at the bethlehem steel plant. for decades it was the economic life line to this community until it shut down. bethlehem, pennsylvania is no anomaly. some voters don't have faith that president trump can bring jobs back. >> generally on the economy how has he done? >> terribly

as of tonight, joe biden could win the race. unfortunately fetus, joe biden cannot govern the country. he is incapable of it and he has all but admitted that. he says he won't run for a t,second term. so his running mate will be the most consequential vp pick ine american history. and soon we will know who it is. apparently the announcements coming coming in the next week. as of tonight,t senator kamala harris seems like a front runner. she is certainly the best known. harris is a product of the same highly credentialed yet deeply unimpressive world that spawns much of our media. needless to say, they love her, she's one of them. the publicc though has been much less impressed, including democrats. harris was so unpopular with democratic primary voters that she never made it to the first mvote in the primary. when she dropped out in december, harris was polling at around 3%. the wrap on harris in exit polls is that she's a fraud, she doesn't really believe in anything.. she will say whatever it takes.r of course that is also har

. ♪ >> brian: all right, joe biden spent most of his public life shilling for credit card companies and a raging pay for play deals, not very progressive. things have changed, though. he's now a vessel for much more radical views. angela davis told the russian television today that the best thing about biden is that he's easy to manipulate. still don't believe it? here is biden borrowing language from alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> there's no more consequential challenge we should meet in the next decade than the onrushing climate crisis. left unchecked, it's literally an existential threat to the health of our planet and to our very survival. that's not up for dispute, mr. president. >> brian: dana perino's host of up with the daily briefing" here on fox news and always picks up the nuances on the campaign and others that are easy to spot. dana, does it surprise you that people label joe biden, who has been doing for 47 years, easy to manipulate? >> well, i think that someone like angela davis who suggests that one was completely irresponsible, it's not one you wanted any president regar

mark cuban who supports joe biden. all right. i love when you're on the show. >> first of all, thank you for promoting that. >> sean: i watched anecdotally, the people of my grocery store, thank god, they wore them, they didn't get sick. even jimmy kimmel praised me. i'm not a canceler or a boycott are. all right. so you're on the show last weekend i missed it. i feel like i failed. when we say "cuban says he hates trump," you're on my show, it's always about you trashing trump, i actually defend him but with that said you actually said this and i missed it. take a look. >> the biggest compliment in eight years, tell me the biggest compliment. >> easily their biggest accomplishment, it's unfortunate that they're trying to dismantle it. >> sean: okay. mark. you said obamacare, okay. the promise of obamacare, correct me if i'm wrong was keep your doctor, keep your plan and save -- i didn't ask the question. on average save $25 per year per family. the results are in, millions lost their doctors, millions lost their plan, on average

joe biden. basically all the recommendations for the democrats' convention platform. biden was actually sold to everyone as very moderate. if you read these recommendations they are verbatim, world for word many of them straight out of bernie sanders book. now bernie sanders is saying if he is elected. if biden is elected as president, he will be the most progressive president since fdr. your thoughts? >> that plays right into the hands of the president. so, americans are not obsessed with climate change. it's not in the top five things concerning americans right now. so, ainsley, we have cities on fire, children being gunned down in atlanta and chicago. black lives matter making demands that the father leave the home and all kinds of real issues that existed before we had coronavirus and dealing with the pandemic and getting americans back to work and recreating the fantastic jobs market that we had before all of this began. so, climate change and progressive agenda don't dove tail into what am

maybe vote for joe biden on november 3rd. but, at the end of the day, we need our institutions to be places where people can question and questioning for me is the key to all of this. it's made out as people who are about to get canceled are always just saying these horrible things and making broad declarations. but a lot of times people are getting in trouble for asking questions. and as to our last segment as to knowing our history, if we don't have the ability to ask questions and have thoughtful conversation about that we are going to be in a heap of trouble. while i'm not as concerned as maybe some on the right are i certainly do see it as an issue for american discourse in our future. >> katie: emily, your thoughts? >> emily: yeah, cancel culture is antithetical to learning it's us pressing erase and mute button rather than dialogue. there is no opportunity for growth when you are extinguished there is no opportunity for learning when you are stifled. no one gave ceo of goya foods to say i accepted the invitation with t

and i listened to your opening about joe biden and plagiarism. remember in 1987 he had to drop -- more than 40 years ago when he was running for president that time. plagiarism is all he knows. and now he's signed up with bernie sanders? he has now just banned with the socialists. he has is succumbed to them, and that is what this mob mentality with speaker pelosi and others. that's why we need to protect this president. he needs to be reelected, but he needs a majority in the house. that's why you have to go to take the house.com, because we can no longer have speaker pelosi. watch what she has done time and again. when i introduce a bill to protect the president and the american public on those statues, it won't get heard because of nancy pelosi. we need to have the majority to make sure they don't try to impeach him again, and we could reare build, restore and renew this nation. it's what we've done before. lou: very quickly, your calculus. do the republicans have a better chance of retaking control of the house, or do they have a better chanc

biden's vp candidates. >> super quick, the race will continue to tighten and i think that if joe biden picks incorrectly, this could be a very big boost for the trump campaign and we look forward to his selection. >> trace: gentlemen, good to see you both and thank you. >out of time, richard. thank you both. of months of protests in seattle getting to decide whether or not to defund the police. it looks like the tide of public opinion might be turning. ♪ at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup save without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you only have to pay for the data you need, starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. 5g is now included wit

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i want to go and talk about joe biden. he is hiding in his basement and taking the softball interviews. the president day by day are taking hard interviews and talk to a whole audience that normally isn't necessarily watching come although they should be watching this program, and showing things that joe biden is not able to do. >> it would be to sit down and actually do interviews. and about a week ago he took questions from exactly six reporters. he is the approval numbers in the g.o.p. and the 90% range, but what he has to do is shore up that from 2016. he's now now reaching out to people and that's a perfect place to do that. it's nearly a hundred days until the election and you have one candidate who is very active in terms of media appearances and you have another that is sitting in a safe space hoping to run out the clock. hillary clinton tried that, and we all know how that worked out. >> president trump sat down with chris wallace and answer the tough questions for a while, i dared joe biden to be able to do the s

now they want to do something, it's much different, joe biden. i've watched lists and watch this with great interest. and our economy is coming back. we are close to record stock markets again and the nasdaq had an all-time high for the 16th time. for the 16th time one of our markets already hit an all-time high. it's a hard left crusade against american energy. it was actually drawn in my opinion that it was drawn in the united states. just like others have done taking advantage of the fools running the united states but this would do nothing for the environment, but would cripple the american industry while greatly helping china. he wants to impose massive energy taxes and job crashing mandates to eliminate carbon from the united states economy, let him define the word carbon because he won't be able to. obliterating american oil, natural gas and natural energy resources to supply countless american jobs. and her aunt bernie sanders who, a lot of times the president never made it, could base but that's about it. in other words he wants to impos

joe biden's rhetoric is that he is trying to be exciting. he said that the trump presidency was a reign of terror, and i was thinking about that phrase, like who is being terrorized? who is doing the terrorizing? these are not trump supporter's looting and burning american cities all across the country now, local problem, trump supporter's are not committing the arson, they are not trashing our cities, but joe has no guts to call that a reign of terror, then he has this old allegedly latch in charge of venting female ep's. you google and the phrase waitress sandwich comes up. having him that female vps is like having me guard your wine cellar. >> juan: dagen, let's pick up on that selection process, because the former vice president indicates that it likely by the end of this week, early next week he will make a choice, who is your pick? >> dagen: i don't really have a pick, i don't really care, i know that joe biden does because he has a campaign built on quicksand, you show the enthusiasm for trump supporter's, but biden supporters, a stud

the epic showdown between donald trump and joe biden. joining me, nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker. telemundo senior correspondent christi christina mondano. all of us looking at a campaign and a political moment like no other. >> my administration has taken the most aggressive action in modern history to prevent the spread of this illness in the united states. we are ready. >> despite deflection -- >> i don't take responsibility at all. >> responsibly shifting -- >> the governors are responsible, they have to take charge. >> and denial -- >> we are the king of testing. >> it's clear with 100 days to go, the 2020 election will be a referendum on president trump and his handling of the virus. >> what would you have done differently facing this crisis? >> well, nothing. >> the virus continues to drag down mr. president trump's political standing. 37% of voters approve of how he's handled it down 8 points since march. job rating, personal feel action about him, attitudes on re-election all underwater. mr. trump is counting

in this case, it is joe biden. and what the trump campaign has not been able to do is just that in a way that is politically beneficial enough for one main reason, which is the coronavirus. because it is totally a referendum on president trump for lots of reasons. the main reason is the way he has handled or mishandled the leadership during this unprecedented crisis. and so what joe biden said there is very true. we all heard him when he announced that he wants to run to restore dignity and leadership and all the things he mentioned to the presidency. he was aided in a big way by the president in making that argument because of how the president has handled this. the way that joe biden answered that question is pretty much the only way he could or should, which is the answer is both. he wants to be the replacement for and the antidote to donald trump but also somebody who can offer some new ideas, which is at the beginning of the speech, which we played, what he was trying to do. >> and, kaitlan collins at the whit