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President is insisting something can be ahead on this and nancy pelosi is pretty much only thing stopping that. We are hearing that nancy pelosi and treasury secretary mnuchin will be having more conversations today on that i dont know where theyre going. It is a program often reminded me but the priorities for that spending. In the meantime, the debate over a facebook and twitter trying to silence those who want to pass along and retweet or recomment on this New York Post story. Now, a Facebook Twitter both are telling folks that look we are not shutting down this story just trying to make it difficult for people to sort of carry it on and pass it along to others there are enough doubts about the story we cant pounce it. And conservatives saying you wouldnt do this if individual or roles were reversed nay. Edwards lawrence following developments us joins us out of washington. Hey, edward. Major backlash and threats from u. S. Republican senators possible regulation over big tech giants. The latest thats going on is senator ted cruz and senator Lindsey Graham head of the Judiciary Committee are now saying that theyre going to subpoena jack dorsey twitter of twitter for a hearing next friday october 23rd on censorship at the heart of this is story revealing emails from a computer repairman that hunter to one tie to burisma and he never talked with any of his his son associate and on former Vice President schedule now both facebook and twitter used to limit the exposure of the story with twitter blocking it totally for the retweet the New York Post was locked out of its twitter account. White House Press Secretary Kayleigh Mcenany also locked out of her personal account for tweeting pictures of the email post claims to have and donald trump official campaign ngt was suspended this morning. For tweeting a video calling a former Vice President joe biden a liar. In a statement from the Trump Campaign saying this, joe biden Silicon Valley pals aggress ofly blocking negative news stories about their guy, and preventing voters from accessing important information. The president taking it a little fart we are Stuart Varney take. Listen. Its going to all end new a big lawsuit and there are things that can happen there are very severe. Rather not see happen. But lets probably going to have to. It is out of control. And its like a third arm of the dnc. Now tim cotton saying republicans will not come to the aid of big tech which democrats want to break them up. The department of justice is looking carefully at antitrust lawsuits against some of these companies all options will be on the table. Now that these big tech declared open war on Republican Party and conservatives across america. Now both twitter and facebook taking hits on their stock over the past two days. The post continued with a story today the New York Post with today that allege a pattern of behavior by hunter biden making deals with hints of access to his father somehow benefiting entire family. This one centered around china now i retweeted that story from New York Post before it was flagged. If you click on link now it says in any account, that it is unsafe link to go to. If you try to tweet the story now, today you cannot. It has been blocked to tweet the story. Back to you, neil. Neil all right Edward Lawrence thank you very much. Significance of all of this and ever wonder if it werent the New York Post lets say or watching Washington Post would any of this be happening lets ask writer and thinker in her own right you have to wonder i know this is the paper found by Alexander Hamilton and who is there to question Alexander Hamilton especially become a great broadway show but come on. I mean, if the launching laid out the same sites of reporting. It would be quoted everywhere, i would think. Yeah. Well, i mean, thats the question, right . First of all would the Washington Post run something that seen as antibiden stoirl and im not sure they would. Republicans have long known the media is not on their side. Its widely operation across the country. But there are little pockettings of nonmedia that looks like twitter and facebook are hell bengt on destroying those pockets for conservatives small business, small Government Conservative like myself this is a travesty i have no longer any argument why these companies shopght be broken up. I think that you know, i didnt want government involvement in twitter i didnt want government involve the in facebook but they left them no choice this is a giants mistake and probably come to regret it. Neil believe me you know, politics are critic of the New York Post here theres enough to raise eyebrows now sometimes about the, you know, or the original part of this story and this guy with the shop who had this biden laptop presumably hunter biden laptop back in april of 2018 all of the same time all of the allegations were coming together. Sat on it and then, you know, made a copy provided it to Rudy Giuliani i get that but i dont know if it is social media responsibility as much as the readers to discern what makes sense and what doesnt because once they started interrupting, policing what they think is reliable, versus what people can read for themselves what they think is reliable, its a slippery slope. Well thats absolutely the thing, and unless twitter and facebook want to get into the Fact Checking game where theyre going fact check everybody, i think theyve really stepped on, you know, into something here. For example, the New York Times has had stories in the past that were not only questionably sorts but outright fake. You know, google jason blair kits kids and how was twitter or facebook handle a story where completelies are fabricated. So again, unless twitter and facebook have some Side Business plan to start being editors of these, you know, Media Outlets i think theyve did themselveses disservice and they did american a disservice the American People have the right to read information as presented and it shouldnt be all skewed one way or there plenty of questionable trump stories throughout the last four years in the media. And none of those are flagged as fake or questionable on twitter. Again the fact that the New York Post twitter account is locked is really taking it to the next level it is no longer jug just about one story but outlet being silenced. Yeah. I mean New York Times precincted that story like this and criticism was that it is New York Post story wasnt researched enough. But if they had a text story as theyve gotten many times on the president you have to question the timing of the information they got and why some of the material didnt seem to match earlier reports, you would think social media would hold them to the same standard theyre now holding the New York Post. Thats what the distinction here theyre not. Theyre not doing that. Yeah. Look, the wildly discredited dossier linked everywhere and hasnt been shut down in any way. You can listen to it today, and twitter and facebook have no problem with that. Again, if youre going to have just a one sided perspective youre inviting Government Intervention into our business and i think it was a big mistake for them to do that. I think Going Forward it is going to be really hard for small government conserve tvs like myself to defend them and i probably wont be doing that. Because look what they did. Whrook they did with the trust that they were given. I think they really made an error. Neil yeah. It is bizarre, i mean, the story isnt even the story anymore. The story is how it is being squelched by social media. Hands down that is really going to be the bigger issue here. Carol, always good catching up with you thank you very, very much on this. On to bevin, liz peek of Fox News Contributor on Money Matters and everything. Tom, though, on the political side here, whatever your views of the New York Post, whatever your views of Joe Biden Hunter biden or the president and ceasing political initiatives here. There is a lot to question in this story in particularly the computer guy i dont know im fixated on this computer dude but leaving that aside, i can read it myself. I can draw my own conclusion or doubts i dont need social media telling me myself what i should or shouldnt read because it might be, it might be wrong or faulty or offensive let me decide that. Thats all im saying your thoughts. I think the media really crossed a line here. The social Media Companies and it is a line that i think disturbed a lot of people myself included. Where the speed with which media circled wagons around this story around joe biden, and quite frankly the censoring suppressing of the white house, you know, Kayleigh Mcenany twitter account the Trump Campaign, this is, would be considered election interference so raised beyond story itself now a bigger issue at play how much political impact this will have. I dont really know it is hard to say but it certainly has evolved into very rapidly into a bigger conversation with broader implications for this election and beyond. Well, you know liz what it brings up i always say since both sides tend to dislike me quite strongly. I always say just go bold and strikes on each try to be fair to each if youre going to go, you know, after the president on some of it allege malfeasance and tax issue the justice going after what could be possible misrepresentations concerning this whole ukraine connection to joe biden and potentially son hunt per biden who knew what and when we try to connect those dots of donald trump and all of his remarks having to do with not only the ukraine but russia you name it. The same standard should apply to the former Vice President but it doesnt and thats what gets offensive to me at least. Well, absolutely. Neil, thats what gets very offensive to Trump Supporters who see a very biased media and now an incredibly bias social media. But i dont to lose sight of the main story here and im worried thats going to happen. The main story is that joe biden appears to have known about and lied about his son hunter biden trying to cash in on his position at the white house which led up not forget was being point person on ukraine and china. And the reason this is important politically, neil is trump likes to attack people attacking joe biden historically hasnt been easy or profitable for trump because hes mr. Nice guy joe biden you know has been around forever uncle joe, et cetera. A lot of different than Hillary Clinton who voters already considered incredibly dislikable and untrustworthy even before she was nominated with the Clinton Foundation scandal, email scandal, she was a good target but a kind of attacks that trump is comfortable making. Joe biden has not been. I think this really changes the next two or three weeks of campaigning because joe biden is now vulnerable on the kind of dishonesty that by the way, the Mainstream Media that has ignored over and over joe biden lied about his background, about his involvement with civil right mars things like that Nuclear Weapon doesnt always tell the truth and nobody knows it because it is completely ignored by the media. You know, i dont know all of the details on this story, tom. But the one thing that always stood out when it first came to light is that joe biden said he never talked to his son hunter about business dealings in that country. Now, im thinking of my own son and if im, you know, the Vice President of the United States, business interest on the country im talking about i want to know is there anything that could embarrass you or me on this between a father and son. Is there something here that is going to make us look bad . You cant not have a conversation like that. And i you know, when we said that he did not does not never came up, i always find that like well thats weird in and of itself what do you think . I agree. And i dont think that is ever passed the smell test to say that you know, i never talk to him never a conversation, and these emails that they aring theyre real if theyre true, they suggest the opposite. And that is that goes directly to the trustworthiness question and it could have a political impact i dont think democrats are swayed beit to the extent there are independent undecided voters even a small amount if this election is close it could make a difference. So i think it is a issue. He hasnt really answered questions every time this is brought up this is been looked into and debunked thats not actually true either. It hasnt been looked at i think this raises is to a new level where it should be looked at. Question is whether the media is going to do their job now or not. I dont know to trumps point liz where it is going to be picked up carried by the media or drop it let it go. And i just think it failed a standard of holding both sides accountable to even the most stories. And that is not fair and that is not balanced. What do you think . I think neil youre completely correct. And i think again, Trump Supporters in particular are just so fed up with only one side of the story getting out. It is the old if a tree falls in the forest did it really fall . And you know, if theres no noise about Something Like this, does it actually happen . Does anyone Pay Attention . There have been so many stories that have come out against joe biden and other opponents of President Trump where basically the media just ignores it. It is really offensive i dont know what people can do about it and in 2016, social media was not taking sides. And they were blamed for that they were blamed for giving trump sort of a tremendous runway on twitter to get his voice out. Ting theyre trying to compensate for that now because they think that in thes are going to be in charge of congress. And that they are going to be looking at their monopoly power very seriously and theyre trying to curry favor with future legislators. It is an abomination. Neil i think with this story on the right or left let us decide. Well read the socalled offensive material and if we are offended and questioning it, it is truthfulness, you know were not dumb American People are not idiots and they have a pretty good gut on stuff and then let them decide dont you police what we decide. Great job guys both of you very much appreciate it. By the way, that story was telling about, you know, what i just ignore if my son business deal physician it were in a country, my son would probably say you are so screwed on this one, dad but maybe not. Maybe not. Well anyway were down 138 points a lot of that has to do with concerns that, you know, the virus thing isnt coming together. Until the virus stimulus, i also want to talk about the virus itself. It is more than coming together in europe. Serious spike in cases throughout the european continue innocent about that thinking lock down syndrome all over again. Especially in london. Your journey requires Liberty Mutual. They customize your Car Insurance so you only pay for what you need. Wow. That will save me lots of money. This games boring. Only pay for what you need. Liberty. Liberty. Liberty. Liberty. What do you, me, shakespeare and Alanis Morisette all have in common . Were all on audible . Thats right. Bonus question what else do we have in common . None of us are common. Malcolms on fire. Audiobooks, podcasts, audible originals, all in one place. And if we win, we get to tell you and doug. Audiobooks, podcasts, how Liberty Mutual customizes Car Insurance so you only pay for what you need. Isnt that what you just did . 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Were not doing any shut downs thats what the president told Stuart Varney a little while ago this as london is doing shutdown at periodic lockdowns because of a serious spike in case and in portugal germany, in fact, throughout the european continent now eclipsing us in term of new cases the very latest from Benjamin Hall in london. Hey, benjamin. Hi neil, and in fact here the British Government also waited as long as it possibly could before reimposing restrictions it woulded to keep businesses open and economy recovering again and hoping upon hope that cases wouldnt rise. But they have been doing and nothing has stopped them so weve seen the new restrictions coming into place. The second surge of covid19 cases is hitting all of europe hard as you say prompting containment measures across the continue then. Here in london cases are doubling now roughly every ten days. And so officials have order what had they are calling a tier two lockdown. In addition to restrictions on businesses, it now means that millions of people will be unable to meet with anyone outside of their households circle in any indoor setting. Mr. Speaker, responding to this pun unprecedented requires choices and difficult choices that any government has had to make in peacetime. A state of emergency has been declared to 9 p. M. To 6 a. M. Curfew for paris until at least the end of november most businesses including bars and gyms are now closed again as veers there continues to spread. And as the spread accelerates, some hard hit countries are still moving ahead with their reopening plan they simply have no choice. In india for example, movie theaters are had to open their doors again on thursday after months of closure after officials reporting the highest number of daily cases worldwide and they expect to soon pass u. S. As country with most infections. Here in the u. K. On monday government announce this three tier system. Most of the country is in the middle tier. Its considered medium. But the government now has ability to raise that or lower that in different regions base on how numbers are going so we expect areas to change quickly based on government figures. Noel. Benjamin what happened if they lock things down or impose new restrictions is there a period that last 14 days or more . How did they play that or did they just see how things go . Yeah it is very difficult. They havent given any timeline here in the phuc that i just said it is open ended trying to get whats called number below one thats how many are infected by each infected fern that is up to two and government had to act so in terms of the 14day quarantine if you will in your house they havent said whether that applies to when you meet people outdoors or allowed to travel after that it it is very vague and people on the opposition saying simply isnt good enough that we need clearer regulation and restrictions and government saying all theyre focused is protecting leaf but also protecting the economy. Getting the recovery going again. So then they see that as arguably important considering Mental Health issues and issues around that. Neil. Neil clear enough Benjamin Hall thank you very much. Go to jack on all of this Global Portfolio manager. Jack this is a reminder things change quickly on the virus front now the president is telling our Stuart Varney that hes dead set against another lockdown or shutdown that will will more harm than good does pressure builds the way it is abroad particularly in some of the countries that we thought had beaten this are now shutting down again. All over this yeah. Unfortunately neil probably not a huge surprise weve all been waiting for wave two, you know theres an inverse relationship. As temperatures decline, infection rate increases so i dont think theres going to be a national lockdown. Probably be some regional localized but neil i worry about is that hey people are going to lock down themselves. As we see the infection increase hospitalization rates increase, even if places are open people arent going to go theyre going to stay home and kind of hunker down. Neil i wongd wonder too especially in london with families not mingling on dr. Fauci saying reconsider your thanksgiving plans with large familiesgatering together. Could it happen here . On the markets prepared for that let alone average americans. Yeah. So you know, actually neil probably going to be pretty sad because were not going to be able to spend time with families as usual. So from an investor stand point we talked about this. I think about things in term of this war between the pandemic and the policymakers so the pandemic is getting traction and policymakers are dropping the ball. It is going to sound really weird but im rooting for lower stock prices so they can go higher. And again all i mean by that is we need equity market vigilantes to send a clear message to congress the administration, get your act together. Get something done because hey you know were seeing things that were permanent perm innocent or temporary job losses become perm innocent and it is only going to get divorce. So we need that fiscal surplus to sort of fill up that economic canyon thats created by the pandemic. Neil what the stimulus never happens what if we dont see it . You know, i think that will trade down. Probably pretty sharply, youll get the relative value, the tex stock things have done well. Well, do better. But you know, i just think, you know, hey okay so one thing again i dont to be overly negative. We learned a lot were making progress on the medical side of things that continues, because i do think, you know, infection rate will increase. I dont think were going to see the spike in mortality rate. You know weve learned a lot we know which demographic we need to protect. So yeah. You know, if we dont get fiscal stimulus yeah this is going to go back into another burgeon of a bad recession maybe depression. Neil all right. I hope youre wrong on all of the above my friend. [laughter] well see what happens jack, thank you. Very, very much. By the way, this is a continuation of day four of the amy barrett hearings this time, though, without the judge. It is witnesses and supporter those who expand about her background now were into those not fans of her but the bottom line here is we have gotten timeline right now from Lindsey Graham the chairman of that committee that october 22nd Judiciary Committee will vote on her nomination and the very next day, the full senate could take it up. Now if thats aggressive timetable stands, it is well more than a week ahead of the election that amy barrett will be on her way to the Supreme Court. Well have more after this. Metastatic Breast Cancer is relentless, but im relentless too. Because every day matters. And having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopausal status. And its the only one of its kind you can take every day. 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Getting close enough to start thinking about what if scenarios 18 and a half call it 19 days to win donald trump or joe biden theyre going to need 27 electoral votes this is a what if map here. Fake a look we have states that are easier to forecast. Were assuming there are nine states in play these Battle Ground states and toipght talk about them because were talking about florida here. It is not a sure thing for President Trump. And also were looking at a few of the others as well like the manufacturing states, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, i want to give you one scenario here where we played this out to see who can get to 270 so lets say for example that we give michigan to joe biden we give him ohio. Lets give him North Carolina and lets give him New Hampshire. Well he gets 282 electoral votes and hell win the election. Thats even without giving him florida or even if the president does get florida. So thats one of the scenarios that you need to consider. And i want to talk about the polls that you mention as well because theyre important as we go in you heard president talking about he was much more behind before so as you said, your guess is as good as mine on this. But we are looking at the polls in michigan for example, and he is leading trump joe biden 4839 take a look here in ohio. Very close leader here 48 to 47 . Very small margin of error. Pretty much anybodys race and right now in North Carolina 46 to 42 so joe biden has a 4 point lead there. New hampshire biden ten points ahead and even though it only has those four electoral votes neil, it is still very important as you can see from the map before. Back to you. Indeed thats very interesting jackie thank you very much, come with all sorts of scenarios other sorts of possibilitieses so, obviously, the only poll that matters right now is the one less than three weeks from now. You know more than 15 million americans are already filed their votes in here. So you know, many have already decided on this. We just dont know the significance of that. We know that a lot of mailin ballots may be better than 100 million which will eclipse to number of in in person votes first time in American History i have jerry here the wall street journal executive washington editor, also author of a great book should have seen all of this coming. Jerry, you know one of the things we talk about youve got me thinking about your book again this notion that all right, we didnt see it comes with the polls the way they were looking four years ago but were, were more attune to things now and we assume that polls are better reflecting things that they missed four years ago. Have they . Well you yeah you can be sure of that neil. People have made adjustments good to a lot of poll talk but with in wall street journal nbc news poll tried very hard to make sure that were not missing voters that were canvassing the trump vote correct reand that people who are not answering the poll arent just proportionately trump voters. But you know you cant tell for sure. One of the things that happened in 2016 was all of these people who hadnt yet decided by midoctober they were going to vote for Hillary Clinton had decide they were going to vote against Hillary Clinton. And they all moved either to trump or Third Party Candidates or to stay at home category. From the last couple of weeks of the campaign. Could you see such a movement now . Anything is possible. But bearing this in mind i looked this morning so to see clear politics average up all national polls, four years ago on this day, Hillary Clinton was ahead by six and a half Percentage Points than the average of national polls. Now joe biden is ahead in the average of nacialg polls by 9 Percentage Points so same trendline but the lead is bigger. Also some states that republicans normally dont have to work harder to defend our could potentially give them a devil of a time im talking about whats happening in georgia. Who you know, in New Hampshire, you know, of course, whats close always but seems to have widened out a bit thats not a gimme for republicans i stress even in relatively safe confine arizona cools to mind of the president having a devil of a time particularly with seniors or voting blocs that were pretty much in lock step with them. How much does that change the equation and the battle for us . Its really interesting phenomenon the Biden Campaign has a lot of money right now. Is widening map there and focusing on, you know, four states in particular ohio, georgia, texas, and iowa that look more marginal and move in on arizona earlier as you suggest. Now, offsetting that, the Trump Campaign is looking at minnesota, looking at nevada looking at New Hampshire places where they can flip states that they nearly won last time. So youre seeing the Battle Ground map expand rather than contract as election gets nearer i think the two demographic problems the President Campaign has right now you mentioned one of them hes now in our poll losing Senior Citizens 65 and above by 10 percentage poingts thats a group he won in 2016. So thats a bit of a problem for him. And i can see the gap that gender gap with women voters is just enormous in getting bigger and our poll we have joe biden leading among women overall by 26 Percentage Points thats a gap of historic proportion for president for 25 Percentage Points so right now ill tell ya thats a good way to describe. In your book you get into the idea that we should have seen this coming this went back you know, to Ronald Reagan as you wrote eloquently im wondering again but if the president were to lose does that mean that populous wave has ended or at least for republicans it has ended . I dont think so. Because, you know, if you go back to 2016 trump wrote a pom louse message to the republican primary season and didnt just win the nomination he won it going away that tells you theres something at the base of the grass grassroots of the Republican Party and donald trump happened to take advantage of it i think there will be a reckoning for republicans if frump loses. They have to decide is there track the populous national track, the way to go and the way the grassroots of the party will demand . Or do they snap back to more traditional reagan version of conservatism i think thats going to be quite a struggle a struggle if President Trump lose it is now and four years if he leaves a after a second term. Yeah. And as we should all remember, you know from Ronald Reagan republicans lost a lot of elections after that and they also picked up some, of course, this journey goes on. Jerry great talking with you again jerry of the wall street journal. Were down about 135 points right now. A lot of this clinging to the hope desperate hope at that that they can still get stimulus we were down a little bit more than 220 points earlier this the day so well off our lows but again, the concern is that and that of nothing materializes theyre disappointed but until they get confirmation of that well theyre holding off for now. Stay with us. When we started carvana, they told us that selling cars 100 online wouldnt work. But we went to work. 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In the meantime focusing on the ongoing confirmation hearings for judge amy barrett shes not there today and supporting those maybe not too keen on her will sort of make their statements and then sort of state their cases. James trust right now the former Justice Department prosecutor and how all of this is going. James you follow, very closely here im wondering is it still her nomination that looks sure that shell get all of republican votes she wont get a single democratic vote and that shell be on the Supreme Court. Well, i think that she has not had a single misstep. I think shes been a tremendous witness. I dont think that a lot of senators came into it with open minds perhaps. But i think that she couldnt possibly have lost any republican support during this process and certainly possible one or two democrats have second thoughts. I think she has kind of a delayed any fears ive had shes an academic opposed to a long time judge i think we talked about that last week and i was a little concerned like what does that mean in terms of the practice of being on the judiciary when shes been for three years but shes a rock star shes come off as a brilliant person and knowledge of the case law, an on a great personal story well even a good sense of humor and humility and checks box and should be fine. Sometimes they respond to how you comport yourself and rightly as i look back at judge Kavanaugh Hearing when it just derailed into all of this stuff. From his ancient past and high school and all he was visibly upset and angry and i dont see, of course, theres nothing like that whatting right now with amy barrett. But her relative calm is actually prompted even her most vicious critics to responding kind whether theyre going to vote for her or not, right . Whats kind of bothersome to me is particularly first day of the questioning, you know, its not really a rational discussion. It is gotten closer to that in terms of actual give and take between opposing senators and her but whole approach to having poster how my friend will die if youre on the Supreme Court next week because youre going to get rid of Affordable Health care awflg these kind of emotionally driven stories have been overplayed. I dont think theyre getting much traction but most importantly, shes weathering that storm perfectly fine when it gets into the substance when they talk about things like Supreme Court precedent shes brilliant and principled and pretty much out matching anybody thats really going at her hard. Neil you know, democrats are thought if they were to take the senate they would really change some things including the Supreme Court at nine justices that they would increase that to pack it as expression is known. Joe biden hinted right now that hes not a fan of that. But do you think that if he were to become president if the democrats were to take the senate that will be something theyll strongly consider . Yeah. It strikes me that it doesnt come off as entirely joes decision. I mean hes really catering to a pretty hard core radical crowd in a lot of ways and the fact he couldnt deny it for so long and kind of came out with this very im not a big fan thats worrisome. I think when you Start Talking about kind of changing the rules because you doangts like how the election is going. Thats never a good sign no matter who is doing and and Court Packing theres a reason that phrase has been used with disdain going back for 90 years or so now and i dont think anybody in Middle America is in favor of turning over table and having a 15 person Supreme Court or any other number. Weve had in in practice over 100 years to stay that way. All right well see what happens. Jam always good chatting with you. 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Someone who can bring some order to chaotic running of a city of their mayor de blasio where we have massive crime now with covid, we have a massive budget deficits and were going to have for many years so ray mcguire financial square skills will beh needed but what we know running for mayor is different in paper than it is in actuality ray looks really good on paper hes a very smart man but hes going to know going up against real politicians not just wall street guys never run for office before and already from what i understand the political advisors are digging up dirt are trying to dig up dirt on him. I think hes most vulnerable not so much personally. But for where he works right now. Hes been at citi group as a vicechairman for about 15 years i think he got there in 2005. And citi group is a very Controversial Bank neil, it was bailed out several times during the 2008 financial crisis. Also it does business all around the world it does business with the saudi royal family one on the store for the other time speaking with Democratic Political consultants who are advising only potential candidates Scott Stringer is the current controller thinking about running and eric is that theyre going to go away after ties to like the royal family very controversial citi group bailouts and digging up to try to dig up dirt against ray mcguire make very difficult for him despite having the Bloomberg Coalition behind him and Bloomberg Coalitions money make very difficult for him to run. Neil back to you. Neil all right thank you my friend thank you very much Charlie Gasparino getting word out of the university of oxford by the way that it is close to development what they call an extremely rapid covid19 test that can produce results in less than five minutes. 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Joe biden himself waiting until his event tonight on abc, doing a town hall meeting from philadelphia, pennsylvania. The latest on all of this, Connell Mcshane right now in miami, florida. Of course, florida, to put it mildly, a battleground state and then some also tight polls there. The president won it last time, hows he looking this time, connell . Connell well, if he wins it this time, whats interesting because, as you know, were in one of the most heavily democrat places in the state this might actually be his best hope in florida. And the reason i say that is because he is polling very well in the cubanamerican community in, you know, places like miamis Little Havana neighborhood. When we were there talking to voters, they tell us their decisions about american politics are shaped by their own personal experience. We escaped from cuba. We know what the socialist government did. There is one president that really [inaudible] cuban dick tau to haveship is trump dictatorship. Connell the messaging from the Trump Campaign, it seems to be working that associates joe biden with social im. And that should help the president maybe make up for some support hes losing among Senior Citizens and ore demographic other demographic groups. America will never be a communist nation. We believe him. The policies of the Republican Party, theyre for liberty, for freedom, for everything that america stands for. Connell the cubanamerican vote here in florida was split almost right down the middle last time, but the pollsters show the president has a strong lead there in this particular election. Its the kind of thing that leads one Top Republican strategist here in florida to tell me last night, neil, he thinks the president can outperform in miamidade by a lot compared to 2016, he threw 200,000 out there. The president lost this county by nearly 300,000. So even if its not that much, any movement higher, making it closer, could really help him in a statewide count, and the cubanamerican community is so important there. Back to you. Neil thank you very much. Youll see connell in less than three hours on this fine channel. In the meantime, we hear about the mailin ballots, already better than 17 million. Running ten times what we were four years ago at this time in states like california, record 1 million folks have already cast their ballots, similar numbers youre hearing in michigan and other states that are seeing record numbers across the board. The impact of all of that right now with fox news decision desk director, also lily. Welcome to both of you. What youre seeing is the significance of all of this, you know, mail hundred voting, and ill just mailin voting, and ill just lump it together with absentee ballot voting and the rest. Regardless, its expected to set records and then some, eclipse inperson voting for the first time ever. But counting it is going to be the issue, right . This is going to make it very interesting and very difficult to count and decide whos has won this election on tuesday in november. We believe that roughly 60 of americans will have voted before tuesday, before the tuesday election day, and so were leaving only 40 to actually vote on election day. And whats going to make it really challenging is theres always been a solution skew between the kind of person who votes early and the kind of person who votes on election day, and its all been a big number, but the skew has been pretty small. If you looked all the polling, and all the polls agree on this, it has become an article of faith for republicans that they should be voting on election day in person while for democrats its become an article of faith that they should be voting early or by mail. And what that means is that the difference in the kind of vote is going to swing maybe 20 or 30 points between one and the other. And thats what makes it a really more difficult race to sort of determine the outcome of on Election Night as the vote starts coming in, because when were looking at votes, its not you know, if were looking at election day vote, we know that vote is going to skew to trump more than the final outcome, and if youre looking at early vote, we know thats going to be skewing towards biden more than the actual numbers at the end of the night. And so thats whats going to make it very interesting to look at, potentially a very late night, and thats what, you know, were prepared to report on. Neil you know, lily, if that is the case, a lot of you make the assumption a lot of these early mailin ballots that are coming in are going to be counted certainly by election day, then theyll go into the tally with fresh, new votes, of course, but its anyones guess. So for various communities you look at the Latino Community and others, how important and how much of it is being done online or early . Yeah, you know, there is actually a big concern that now has pac investing one in particular, 7 million in large cities, this is the collective pac for motivating africanAmerican Voters to actually trust the mailin vote process because there is data already suggesting that there is mistrust. And this is regardless of being democrats or republicans. And when some of these key minority groups, as you were talking about florida or in other key states, are not trusting that process, then its going to erode potentially turnout and maybe the option of showing up. And that is very concerning when we see very tight races in key states like florida and many others, arizona, etc. , because that may be making a winning difference. And if the primaries are an indicator of how efficient the process is, let me remind us all that more than half a million ballots were disqualified because of a long list of reasons, everything from signatures mismatching to maybe not sending the right paperwork like in places like mississippi youve got to send a doctors note. So everyone has to do more work to get it right, and if you dont trust it, we may not be turning out. And some of these minority groups are critical especially for the democrats. Neil you know, you can work out the decision that you have to make some calls based on the data youre seeing coming in. Now, despite all these concerns, a landslide tends to make a lot of them go away. In other words, if it is a convincing win for either President Trump or joe biden, you know, the particulars of counting ballots in certain states becomes less of an issue. Now, what would you look for then early on as youre getting these results or telltale signs that could sort of set up the evening for you . Okay. So what were going to be looking at is basically two sources of important data. The first is what we call the Fox News Voter Analysis which is our redesigned approach to doing exit polling where were going to be interviewing 100,000 americans in the days including election day, and were going to be talking to them regardless of whether or not theyve voted, including talking to nonvoters, but more important, talking to all kinds of voters. Early inperson voters, mailin voters and election day voters. We have one standard tool to compare that and to look at that. The second thing were going to be thinking about in analyzing that, the things lily just pointed out, which is that for is the efficiency of the mailin. For whatever reason there are a lot of mail hundred ballots that get mailin ballots that get disqualified because somebodys made a mistake, they get lost in the mail, whatever. Not pointing fingers at either party on that. But roughly, you know, sometimes roughly 4 on average of those mailin votes actually dont get counted. So were going to be taking that into account. And were also going to be looking at the actual vote report. And, again, were going to be looking at that with an eye towards what kind of vote is this, and what does that mean as we try to use the incoming vote to make an estimate. I dont want to get at all the inside baseball, but to make an estimate of what that means for the end of the night. Neil so, lily, lets say we have a situation where the inperson voting, the first things that are tabulated on Election Night, are showing that its tight for the president and that he is not doing as well as some thought, and now fully recognizing the fact that mail hundred ballots tend to be overwhelming ily democrat that isnt guaranteed here, but that tends to be seen as the case, is there a possibility here that this is not a long, drawnout affair . That its decided, actually, or early . It may be the case, but once again every state has different rules, and if we have the option for things to be counted five days after election day or even more, its going to be up in the air until the last moment. As we have seen already and, again, i dont want to make this political, but there is data that is suggesting a higher proportion and a higher rate of democrats requesting mailin ballots. If those are the ones that are taking the longest to process, then we may have a false win on the day of the election neil right. Disease if those democratic ballots dont get counts for the two, three, five days after the election that theyre allowed to be counted in. So i dont think we should celebrate too quickly. Everybody, brace yourself. Its going to be an interesting election day and election month. I think at the end of the day just read the instructions, mail what you need to do, and if you can do it early, we all need to do that if we want to avoid all the confusion that undeniably will happen when 80 million are expected, upwards of that, to mail in their votes. Neil yeah, all over the map on that. Real quickly, will this be a record turnout year . You keep your numbers like 60, 65 . Do you buy that . Every piece of data ive seen to date suggests this is going to be possibly the highest turnout from a population perspective since 1960, since kennedy ran against nixon in 1960. But i would like to just point out one thing that lily just said. I mean, i think that were going to have tools on fox business and on fox news in making these calls and in assessing the race to understand what vote is outstanding and how that vote leads one way or the other. And were going to be erring on the side of caution but also erring on the side of insuring transparency so people dont get a sense that one candidate or anothers in the lead when, in fact, we know theres vote outstanding that could put the other candidate ahead. Or couldnt. Neil real quickly, when youre talking about the highest participation since 1960, youre talking about the percentage of eligible voters, that will eclipse that year, that is likely, right . Thats right. Yes. And, neil, were neil yes. Thank you. Were already seeing that with the hispanic community, record registrations, a lot of young people. And thats 30 million right there that are eligible to vote concentrated in five states, so im looking forward to seeing what the numbers show on that day. Neil awesome. Amazing. Were going to be making history. Thank you, folks, very, very much. So if this is sort of a verdict on President Trump and how hes doing, leave it to jon hilsenrath, crackerjack editor and writer to write a very interesting piece in todays wall street journal taking a look at the president precovid, postcovid, all the way when we had a boom going on and obviously when we had a crash going on and were recovering that now. He joins us now finish. Neil, first of all neil go ahead. I just want to thank you for calling me a crackerjack. I dont think ive ever been called [laughter] neil its supposed to be fast on your feet. Thats it. [laughter] leapt me ask you about this let me ask you about this. We have two different memories, right, of the economic boom before the pandemic. We forget, of course, weve come back in big ways membership economically from the worst of the pandemic, recouped about half the 20 plus million jobs lost. But in breaking it down, how do you see this playing out . The prepandemic or the postpandemic . Well, if you look at the polls right now, its an interesting breakdown when you ask people who they think is better suited to manage the economy, it comes out for trump. And if you ask people who you think is better suitedded suited to manage the Coronavirus Crisis, it comes out for biden. And one of the important points of my story is that the economy and the Health Crisis are intermingled. One of the reasons why the economy was doing so well before the crisis was that we were just in the late stages of an economic expansion, and one of the real keys to prosperity is to just keep expansions going. Now, of course, it was the Health Crisis that ended it, so i dont think you can separate the Health Crisis and the economy. In terms of, you know, the narrative for how the economy looked before the crisis, you know, one of the main points of my story is that it wasnt a black and white narrative that or i should say the red or blue narrative that either the president s supporters or opponents saw. It was a bit more complex than that. You know, id be happy to talk about some of that if you want to dive into it. Neil i am curious though what you make of americans perceptions. Normally the economy, and they give the edge to the president , it should benefit the president. Normally when they answer polls and say are you better off than you were four years ago, and 56 of them say it is, that should benefit the president , yet there seems to be a disconnect there. Why . Right. Well, there is this disconnect, and i think its in part because people are trying to make sense of the Coronavirus Crisis and how that factors into everything. And, you know, as i try to make as a point in the story, that does factor into how you evaluate the president s Economic Performance because, you know, if you look at our last few recessions, it used to be the case that the fed ended expansions, that the fed tried to raise Interest Rates to cut, to knock down inflation, and thats what caused recessions. Thats not the way reis sessions happen anymore. Recessions now happen because of outside shocks. It was coronavirus in march. It was lee eman brothers collapse back in 2009 lehman brothers. In 1991 it was iraq invaded kuwait and sent oil prices much higher. Is so Crisis Management is really a part of the portfolio, i think, people have to think about when they measure, when they size up how a president is doing on the economy. Neil real quickly, you didnt get into this in your sort of breakdown, but the wildcard with the president is is his behavior, his tweeting. And out after owl of that out of all of that, is that also on the ballot this year . Well, i think to a certain extent it is. I mean, i think the president does have a lot of supporters who look at his policies and look at his personality, say, you know, thats all part 06 the package, and they want someone who shakes up washington. Neil right. But again, im going to come back to Crisis Management. I think participant of the evaluation has to be was all that tweeting, were those press conferences constructive or deconstructive when it came to managing the crew sis . Because really when it comes down to it, and this is the main part of our story the, there were two economies under trump. There was a precoronavirus economy which was doing very well, better than democrats or liberals said. You know, liberals like to say that his tax cuts only benefited the rich. Thats false. A lot of low income households did really well in the trump economy. But the crisis, the health i crisis put an end to that, and so to size up the president , you have to size up the two economies, the crisis economy and the precrisis economy and see how he did in both of those environments. Neil all right. Thats a very crackerjack response on your with part, jon. Thank you very much. Very good catching up with you. Jon hilsenrath on all of that. By the way, we are learning right now a little bit more about Mitch Mcconnell, where he stands on all these competing packagings. He was asked about the white house offer of 1. 8 trillion and nancy pelosi, 2. 2 trillion, was asked could there be a compromise. He said i dont think so because my members think what we laid out, a half trillion dollars, highly targeted, is the best way to go, so thats what im going to put to the floor. Thats it. More after this. All otc pain relievers including voltaren have one thing in common none are proven stronger or more effective against pain than salonpas patch large theres surprising power in this patch salonpas dependable, powerful relief. Hisamitsu. Neil all right, its not so much thee Biden Hunter Biden story that the New York Post broke, but how social medias been handling it. Doubtful about a lot of key points in that, so censoring thats what the New York Post says a story that is legitimate. That would not be the case, lets say say, if it was reported by the Washington Post. Both social media powerhouses, twitter and facebook, say theyre not preventing that story if being on their sites, theyre just making it more difficult to resend it or to retweet it to anyone. But is that fair and is that right . Brendan carr is the fcc commissioner, kind enough to join us now. Does this seem right to you . No, not at all. Look, the coverup can often times draw more attention than the crime. And by silencing core political speech on this important story, i think big tech has crossed a line. You know, for those of us in the conservative movement, weve long been talking about the need to rein in big tech. I think its one of the great threats to individual liberty. And this week was a watershed moment with the attention drawn to the censorship engaged in by big tech. Just this week justice thomas9 and the Supreme Court issued a statement saying that courts have provided big tech with special protections and immunities that go far beyond this section 230 that theyve received, and so i think its time for action. Neil so, commissioner, when lets say a twitter comes out and says, well, what are you complaining about . Its the on our site, you can read it for yourself, but they as far as redistribution, i guess, or sending it along or passing it along or retweeting, that theyre not allowing. That effect ily is squelching free speech, is it not . Yeah, thats right. Look, i think you have to go back to why we have the Regulatory Environment surrounding big tech that we do, and it goes back to section 230. Congress passed it in the 1990s, and it was designed to address the very limited type of contented moderation that internet web sites were engaged in back then, the compuserve and prodigy messaging boards. Flash forward to today, ask we have these internet i behemoths that are not promoting a diverse political discourse to use the terms and purposes 230, theyre using it to squelch speech. Everyone has a right to weigh in on these issues, the question is are they doing it consistent with the special immunity that theyre received in 230. I dont think they are, and i think were seeing that this week. Just today republican leader Kevin Mccarthy called for scrapping 230 and starting over, and i think its the right path forward. Neil what if there are no arbiters in this, you know . We read what we want, we can conclude what we want. I understand that twitter and facebook were concerned about some as sketchy parts to this sy including this Computer Store operator, you know, who got hands on hunt or bidens computer Hunter Bidens computer and then got a copy of some of the hard drive material off to Rudy Giuliani. This was some years ago. So im wondering, fine, but cant we as readers discern that and decide for ourselves whether that warrants this story being pulled or decide for ourselves beware what you read, be your own judge, why would facebook or twitter put itself in the role of deciding what makes sense or not . Cant we do that . I think thats the exact right path forward. I think we can promote that outcome through section 230 reform. You look at mark zuckerberg, he himself that internet platforms should not be the arbiters of truth. Well, what did facebook do just this week . They stopped the spread of a story before their Fact Checkers could even decide whether it was true or not. There is no arbiter of truth that comes down like manna from heaven and makes these decisions. Thats why we should entrust people to make these decisions for themselves. And by reforming section 230, we can put internet platforms to their actual statutory burden. If youre blocking, if youre taking it down, you immediate to do so in good faith, consistent with the articulated principles in section 230. Thats what we need to do. Let people make their own minds up about this type of information. Neil the fear is always raised on the left or the right more a target for the right because thats how a lot of this has come down, commissioner, but that when you are in the position of policing content and you stop policing content, then any and all crazy content gets through. Nefarious stuff, outright malicious stuff, wrong stuff. Maybe illegal stuff. So what is the middle ground on this . Yeah. We can move forward we reform that is going to continue to allow these web sites to address that. In fact, 230 it specifically talks about some of this objectionable content. Theres really no debate about whether they should be able to take that down even with 230 protection. But the main thing were neil whats objectionable . See, whats objectionable, commissioner . Theres something that is blatant pornography and that sort of thing, outright violence and all that, i get, but that too is a loose phrase, right . Yeah. Theres some more specific terms in section 230, but i think this is why the fcc could step in and provide some guidance about what qualifies as sufficiently objectionable to come down. If its terrorist content, i think that stuffs an easy call. If its core political speech, which is really what were talking about here, i think we should let the people decide for themselves to make their own minds up about that type of content. Neil fair enough. Brendon carr, very good catching up with you. The fcc commissioner on a very Significant Development here regardless what you think of this New York Post story, whether it doesnt add up to you or not, the real story has become social media just all but taking it down or allowing you to pass it around. Isnt that your call . After this. Neil all right, no final numbers from amazons twoday prime sale. We expect that they got at least 10 billion in revenues as people are buying like crazy online. Grady trimble has more if from illinois. Hey, grady. Reporter hey, neil. This is one of the many warehouses under construction here in the chicago area and across the country. In many places they cant build these things fast enough, and thats because nearly 29 million square feet of new Warehouse Space has been leased so far this year in the chicago area alone. By my back of the envelope calculation, thats equivalent to about 500 football fields of warehouse spas. Chicago, a particular beneficiary of this boom because of its desirable location, proximity to other parts of the country, and its already a transportation and logistics hub. So whos using these warehouses . Well, you mentioned amazon. Across the country 86. 3 of new leasing is being done by Ecommerce Companies and logistics companies, and everybody is trying to get into that space. The Real Estate Development companies behind this project say the pandemic has highlighted the importance of online sales which has been good for their business as well. Theres been a tremendous demand from ecommerce, and its been a huge impact to the buzz. Not only ours, but to all of our competitors across the country. Its not only the major powerhouse, Ecommerce Companies, its finished goods, Consumer Products that are all ecommerce related. Reporter and if anything illustrates the demand for warehouses, its this chart and the demand for warehouse jobs. Look at how many new jobs have been created in the warehouse industry in just the last several years, and the most astound thing part of all of this, neil, is there is no sign of this stopping because all of the projections by anybody in this industry, they say that ecommerce is just going to grow and grow and grow for the next several years. Neil . Neil all right. Good news for folks looking for jobs. Grady trimble, thank you very, very much for that. And good news for folks trying to escape hightax states. A lot of them found their manna from heaven by going to lower, zerotax states. Florida comes to mind, texas comes to mind. Miami world center ceo and developer is a direct beneficiary of this trend where people are seeking out, well, cheaper, certainly not as onerous havens. Daniel, very good to have you. What do you make of all of this . Its a clear migration to states like yours. Weve seen even lower tax states than let alones states that dont have an income tax, but what do you make of it . I mean, look, when you start looking at florida, i mean, lowtax state, this is really a major, major driver. Also the warmer weather. So you look at whats going on with the pandemic, pandemics driving people to florida. The state of florida is in high, high octane growth. Were looking at unprecedented numbers on housing sales. For instance, in the city of miami we have a little over a two month supply of housing. And what thats doing now is its starting to push into what was a stagnant condo market, and now the Condominium Market starting to be the beneficiary, the fact that theres just no houses available on the market. We have homes, a project called paramount miami world certain, fullyfurnished residents that were just sitting, larger residences, people are looking for space. Florida has a lot of homes, a lot of space, you know . So its really the trifecta. Warm weather, you know, low taxes and very low regulation, and the state of floridas going to be a big winner. Neil you know, the president has been busy campaigning, hes in North Carolina as we speak. Of course, he will be in florida tonight for this town hall forum, and im wondering what your view is here about americans thinking he has the edge over the economy over joe biden, they think theyre better off than they were four years ago under this president , but its not resonating in all the polls. Now, all of these polls could be wrong, i grant you, but do you find that surprising that this is not resonating for a president , of course, who cut taxes, cut regulations, sort of greased the skids for whats happening right now in states like florida, and he doesnt appear to be benefiting . What do you think . And so, look, florida, i think, what we care more about and, right, the president s going to be here tonight i believe that in the astronaut of florida right now and state of florida right now and specifically talking about real estate, whether it goes red or blue, we know its a battleground state. As long as state regulations keep state taxes, actually nonexistent state taxes, this is where floridas going to be the big winner. Right now we have a republican governor here in the state of florida. We dont foresee any state taxes in the foreseeable future. And so thats really important, i new, to drive real estate. I think. Again, theres other factors that affect it. I think the economy in floridas going to be burst. We saw, for instance, the luxury home market. Thats a great indicator for whats going to happen coming this winter. So this is homes of a Million Dollars and over, saw an 82 jump since last year. We saw, for instance, homes the ultraluxury, the 10 million, 15 million, 50 million transactions happening here, these used to happen once every couple of months, were having those every week. So its just unprecedented. I mean, realtors dont even know how to price homes anymore, thats how hot the Real Estate Market got down here. Neil all right. See how this sorts out. Daniel, thank you for taking the time. Enjoy florida, beautiful state. Thank you, neil. Its always great to be on. Thank you. Neil all right. Lets take a look. Weve really pared our losses on the corner of wall and broad, down 59 points. Latest indication about stimulus is theyre still talking, but Mitch Mcconnell has made it clear or as far as the senate is concerned, theyre working on a half trillion package, thats it, no more, no less. Thats where he stands but, obviously, many on the street are hoping that at least in the house and at least with some republicans theyre closer at least there than anything going on in the senate. We shall see. Its a thirteenhour flight, thats not a weekend trip. Fifteen minutes until we board. Oh yeah, we gotta take off. You downloaded the Td Ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets . Yeah, actually im taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. Excellent. And you have thinkorswim mobile so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. You two are all set. Have a great flight. Thanks. Well see ya. Ah, theyre getting so smart. Choose the app that fits your investing style. But when i started seeing things, i didnt know what was happening. So i kept it in. He started believing things that werent true. I knew something was wrong. But i didnt say a word. 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Im wondering if maybe the markets are overinterprettinging this or maybe moving on from this. Congressman tom reid, republican of new york with us, right now sits on the house ways and means committee, among many others. The senate does its thing, i get that, but it still looks like theres some bubbling and progress and, you know, and canoodling to get something done. What do you think . There is. Weve been involved, you know, the Problem Solvers Caucus behind the scenes trying to get these parties together. Were at the 13. 8 trillion 1. 8 trillion mark. The speaker indicated that was the number shed be willing to expect, so were at the number, and now theyre working on the details. And my understanding is theyve made progress on that. Thats good news for the American People in the sense9 that the house at least and the white house are getting closer and very close on the legislative tent. Now, my hope is Mitch Mcconnell, you know, 500 billion, i get it, thats a end step in the right direction, but at least lets have a vote in the senate. Once this agreement is reached between the white house and the speaker, let us have a vote and let it do its will and see where it stands after that. Neil you know, theres a point where you say because i know a lot of republicans have been telling them the same thing, and even the president has said again and again go bigger, with Stuart Varney this morning, go even bigger than the 1. 3 i laid out. Why isnt Mitch Mcconnell doing that . Is he of the view theres enough stimulus out there already, we havent even spent it all, let it do its thing. What do you think . I think if youre just looking at republican votes in the senate, that is true. You probably couldnt get a 1. 8 trillion deal. But if you do a truly bipart season bill, you would get democratic votes that would support just like you would get in the house on an 1. 8 trillion deal. Thats why youve got to put the partisan stuff aside and do the peoples work. You also have to realize youre not going to get a deal after this election til february at the earliest. People who think that november 4th all of a sudden were going to work it out, youre not going to get a deal til february. That means the airlines, restaurants, small businesses, that means unemployment checks are not going out until february at the earliest. That is devastating to our economy long term. Thats why its so important to get this deal done. Neil jay powell, chairman of the federal reserve, agrees with you. Congressman, thank you very, very much. Tom reed of new york. Again, were waiting to hear and monitoring the president at this North Carolina rally in greenville. 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But things and fortunes could be turning around for republicans, particularly for thom tillis, a very vulnerable or thought to be vulnerable republican incumbent senator who right now has been doing well in the polls sinces a sex scandal has befuddled husband opponent. Leaving that aside, the president talking up the economy, talking up how joe biden would be bad for the economy. But all of this at a time where joe biden with these polls that show him leading by double digits have gotten the money and then some coming in fast and furious. The Biden Campaign raised 383 million in september. It already has about 432 million in the bank. This could be the first time a challenger to an incumbent president would have more money and more ability to spend money in the final weeks of the campaign in American History. Should that be a big worry . Cast is city e smedley joins us right now, Rnc Deputy Communications director. Cassie, thank you for coming. Ill ask you, are you worried about that money haul that joe bidens been enjoying . Yeah, they are impressive sums of money coming in at all sides this campaign season, but i will tell you from our standpoint saturating the tv market is not a substitute for actually going out there, engaging with voters and having a ground game on the ground which joe bidens campaign does not have and President Trump and the Republican Party, we do have. When you talk about money, we have raised well more than a billion dollars this cycle. Weve invested about that much in our state teams that have been in battleground states for months if not years. Joe biden only started knocking on doors two weeks ago, weve knocked on we just knocked on almost 3 million doors last week. So youre looking at what really makes a difference in these campaigns, and its ground game, ground game, ground game. Joe biden knows that, that prohell pelled propelled he and barack obama in 2008. For whatever reason, has chosen not to invest in infrastructure this campaign cycle. Neil well, theres no doubt you guys are working your hineys off, the president just overcoming a covid diagnosis out on the stump the, multiple stops per day, North Carolina now, florida tonight for his town hall forum. But are you surprised at the polls . I know the president says theyre not real, same as they were four years ago, but in a loot of these battleground states the margin is bigger in favor of his opponent than they were four years ago. And im just wondering what is not connecting or do you guys have some internal data youre going on that is very different than what were showing and seeing right now . Yeah. Well, as you know, polls are snapshots. So youre capturing people at a moment in their lives versus looking at a model, looking at a trajectory of data, which is what we rely on. And when you just look at the enthusiasm on the ground, the other day joe biden supposedlied had an event in arizona, and the reporters said were not really sure if anythings happening here. And then youve got a random thursday where people have been waiting in line for hours to see the president at a rally in North Carolina. All the time that enthusiasm, we see it. But i would also note that when you look at the polls, yes, compared to 2016, were about the same spot where President Trump was. But just looking at peoples enthusiasm for wanting to get involved and engaged, its like nothing weve ever seen before. Were up to over 2. 3 million volunteers have been trained and activated saying how can i get involved. Everybody has their anecdotal story of someone never before involved in politics who has said youve got my vote, youve got my volunteers, you got my whole house, where can i get a yard sign. End we see biden and Kamala Harris refusal to give a straight answer on packing the court, those are terrifying prospects for American Voters who are just trying to have healthy, safe lives for their families. And to see what were seeing on the left has further helped President Trump and republicans, and i new thats why we ultimately will have a great day on november 3rd. Neil we shall see. To your point four years ago, every poll seemed to miss it. Maybe theres something going on thats repeating that. Cassie, thank you very much. Cassie shed lu smedley. By the way, we will continue to follow the president here. Talk about, you know, the enthusiasm with this race and how many people are likely to vote. We could see a 65 or more Voter Participation in a race that would take you back to kennedy nixon. Thats enthusiasm and passions on both sides. No matter where you are on this, chances are if youre like 6 out of 10 americans, youre jazzed. You are very jazzed. Stay with us. But new ways of working demand a new type of network. Deserve forwardthinking solutions. And thats what we deliver. So bounce forward, with comcast business. Neil all right. Day four of the judge hearings are going on right now. Theyre about to wrap up. She is not. There. Witnesses and supporters are. Wheel see what happens. Here is charles. Charles. Charles good afternoon, everyone, im charles payne. This is making money. Breaking at this moment, markets are paring their losses. This is another listless session that has me wondering what. What will it take to get investors back in the mix. New threats of lockdowns cast a shadow over european markets. What changes should you make to your portfolio . President trump on fire our air this morning after social