To abide by draconian lockdown orders, will have the latest on reaction to all of this and from capitol hill im joined by republican congressman andy biggs of arizona talking about a 35 million covid relief bailout going to want to joe bidens Campaign Advisory firms, what the heck is going on with that. This is the backbone of america being challenged by new lockdown, 60 of americas Small Businesses closing for good or being pressured to follow debilitating restrictions, will hear from the chief attorney from the owners of the Staten Island bar arrested for staying open, our covid shutdowns being used as political weapons, all that and a lot more right here on making money. David stocks are on pace for record close to in the week in a bigness in the november jobs report, the u. S. Added 245,000 jobs last month, that was only half as much as expected, you can see on the right the unemployment did kick down two tenths to 6. 7 but much of that because folks leaving the job force entirely.
Might have ohio in play. President trump arent storming across the country, North Carolina, a key senate race. Also going to be making stops in florida, in pennsylvania, iowa, where he is trying to give a lift to senator joni ernst in the senate. All of this comes at a time in which there are now a new report about how both of the candidates to be spending their Election Night. I spoke with a source close to the president s Reelection Campaign early this morning who told me the president will be having a close circle of prominent notable names surrounding him on Election Night at the white house, where he likely could give some type of national address, whether or not he declares victory, whether or not joe biden declares victory, we dont know. The president suggesting he is preparing his team for there to be not just a long night ahead of them, but along several days after the election. Guy we are talking david we are talking about election week. Looking forward to spending that week
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