>> it wouldn't be friday night without controversy. the president and his doctors say he is ready for the debate but the debate is not happening. is going to go back on the campaign trail, tomorrow at the white house and back to the maga rallies monday in florida. >> i am free, i feel perfect, i'm not taking anything. i'm off any regimen they gave me. >> reporter: he called rush limbaugh's radiation selling millions of listeners this was his return to the political battlefield. >> this is a maga rally. >> you are a fantastic man, keeps us all in the game. >> donald trump all the white house event saturday giving remarks to a group of, quote, peaceful protesters for law and order. monday's rally will be at an airport in orlando were all attendees will be given a temperature check and masks. joe biden has his own thoughts about saturday's event. >> i wouldn't show up unless you have a mask. >> reporter: biden will an event in pennsylvania. both men will have their own tv event thursday rather than the debate that was played in miami. >> i have done well with debates. i won every single pole. i won the polls on this one with him but i had to be rude because he was lying. >> nancy pelosi proposed legislation creating a commission on presidential competency to adjudicate issues related to the 20 fifth amendment. >> this is not about donald trump. people face the judgment of the voters but he shows the need for us to create a process for future precedent. >> it appears nearly impossible for her proposal to become law under a trump administration but there is a slightly more optimism about an economics to package today, the white house raise their offered to $1.8 trillion, still less than the democrats ask, 1 million of $2 trillion. shannon: you are right so thank you so much. the c-span host to was supposed to moderate the second presidential debate which is not happening next week says his twitter account was hacked. the trump campaign and a lot of other folks expressing skepticism today. richardson has been doing into the tweet controversy but raised more questions about impartiality. >> reporter: and now congress is digging into this tweet. the top republican on the house oversight committee, congressman james comeer has rented twitter that, quote, it is critical twitter set the record straight to help the public better understand whether twitter was yet again hacked or if steve scully did send a message, please provide an emergency briefing to the republican committee staff no later than monday, october 12th, 2020, last late c-span sees the twitter account, asked a major trump critic for some advice. in a message to white house communications director and curzon presidential antagonist anthony scaramucci, should i respond to trump? scully was scheduled to moderate the now canceled second presidential debate. the commission in presidential debate says steve scully notified of his twitter account was hacked, cpd reported the hack to the fbi and twitter and we understand federal authorities and twitter are looking into the issue, twitter declined to comment, us officials of war and foreign governments with sophisticated hacking operations are trying to interfere in this year's election. this is the third time scully has claimed his twitter account was hacked, there was a tweet from may of 2012 were scully says his account was hacked and another the following march. the president and his allies are using this to paint the debates as unfair. others say scully is impartial. former white house press secretary sean spicer says he spoken to scully and says the c-span host is only interacted with anthony scaramucci during interviews in 2018 and 2019, quote, you did not send the tweet. steve is a good man and will make an excellent debate moderator. the president disagreed tonight in a tweet saying never trumper next debate moderator got called out, the old i've been asked debate by. 's bosses are furious with him if he's lost all credibility. after going off-line scully's twitter is back up. he tweeted well wishes to the final presidential debate moderator and added debates are a vital part of america's democracy. shannon: thank you. the former gop senator bob dole speaking out against the republicans on the debate commission. in a tweet he writes the commission on presidential debates is supposedly bipartisan with equal number of ours and thes. i know all the republicans and most are friends of mine. i'm concerned none of them support donald trump. a biased debate commission is unfair. the president's team says he's healthy and ready to go and there's no medical basis for next week's planned debate to be canceled as it has been. doctor mark siegel conducting the first on camera interview since his covid-19 diagnosis. he saw some of it earlier on tucker carlson. here's more that exclusive. >> the first question is the chief complaint which briefly how are you feeling now >> i feel really good, very strong. i know a lot of people that had the china virus as i call it because it came from china but i feel really strong and a lot of people don't feel that way sometimes for a while afterwards but very good. >> what about symptoms that you had? last friday when you went into walter reed what were the most prominent symptoms that you had? >> didn't feel strong, didn't feel strong, didn't have a problem with breathing which a lot of people seem to have. i had none of that but i didn't feel very strong, didn't feel very vital, didn't feel like the president of the us should feel. i knew there was something a little bit off and the doctors at walter reed were incredible, they came from johns hopkins and everywhere. it's good to be president i guess but they were really great people but i would say more weakness than anything else. >> have you been retested? >> i have been retested and i haven't found out numbers or anything yet but i've been retested and i know i'm at the bottom of the scale are free. >> do you know what the cat scan shows? >> pretty good. ultimately it was good. i think they were a little concerned at the beginning but ultimately it was good. it cleaned out largely cleaned out when i left, it was in good shape. >> i myself have noted you have millions of well-wishers out there. i thought everybody was going to wish you will. how do you feel that not everybody did, some of the nastiness came out, how does it make you feel as a patient? >> we are getting very good poll numbers in the real polls and they think we are going to win and they are not happy about it. we have the interests of the country at heart and if it weren't for this administration we wouldn't have these medicines. we have tremendous medicines coming out, tremendous vaccines coming out. the vaccines are going to be very soon, politically it would be sooner than election day but politically a lot of people would prefer that we wait a little longer but lives are at stake. i don't want to do that but we have tremendous vaccines from johnson & johnson, modern, pfizer and these are therapeutics i guess you call them, when you think of what i was just discussing with you but i consider it your because i got better so i don't know how that is a therapeutic as opposed to a cure but i got better and i got better very rapidly. to me i consider or important right now than the vaccine because you go to the hospital where you have people that are sick and you give them a transfusion and i really envision them being able to leave over the next day or 2 or 3 or something depending on the amount of problem they have. >> governors are debating immunity cards. what you think of that? should people produce antibodies, sounds very futuristic in a strange way. how do you feel about immunity cards? >> i don't know much about it but what is going to happen is as you get this when you get better they say you don't catch it. i don't know for what period. i've heard a lifetime i've heard four months, i've heard a year. i'm not sure they know yet. but as you get better you supposedly just don't catch it anymore, you are immune. i don't know about a card. i've not heard the concept of a card but you know, sounds like maybe i've heard of worse ideas but bottom line is you get better from this they say you are immune. only thing i don't think they know yet, you could ask maybe i will ask you, i don't know about the length of time that your immune. is it a lifetime or less? >> we don't know yet but it looks from early signs at least several months and that would put you in this category. >> doctor siegel joins us with his conversation with the president. was can you tell us of anything we know or when we could learn more about some kind of immunity, we are learning so much so quickly about this virus. >> studies out of the university of washington show that it is three months you have those antibodies and over the next several months they diminish but you have your t cell antibodies which is why i said several months at least. that is the whole array of antibodies. we are looking at neutralizing antibodies, clearly for several months. then we talk about the immunity card issue and that is controversial because of you have antibodies they say you can go back to work but isn't that an invasion of patient privacy and very futuristic? i was thinking of blade runner where they look at your written the. we have to consider how much government supervision there is. shannon: a lot of people have willingly given up a lot of freedom in the name of trying to be helpful and getting this under control, listening to the government. that may be something that is pushed too far. >> really good point. everybody agrees with the need for social distancing, masking, disinfecting. i was glad to hear even the rallies that are restarting will be giving out masks. that is important but it is different to go from there to identifying who have antibodies and separating people out, not the same thing. shannon: not sure folks in the usa will go for that. great interview, thanks for giving us more insight. >> he seemed very well to me and recovering and gave us a lot of information about the disease and he said he was afraid at some point, he was actually afraid, looked very coherent and recovery. shannon: folks to get the diagnosis are afraid but all of us as americans should be happy he's doing much better. thanks. with full clearance expected tomorrow from the white house benefiting the president is scheduled to deliver an address on law and order, socially distant on the self one of the white house. also looking forward to starting of trademark campaign rallies again, pushing for the debate and debate person but that is canceled. let's discuss the latest with jenna ellis, welcome back. >> great to join you. of course the president is anxious to get back out there, these rallies feed him as much as energize his campaign but michael quinn with the biden campaign says donald trump seems to be living in an alternate reality where he isn't sick and contagious, this decision is stunningly reckless. and irresponsible and only the latest evidence that trump has waved the white flag of defeat against the virus even if it kills thousands of americans each week and that is our economy, this is something that shouldn't be happening tomorrow. >> democrats didn't have double standards they wouldn't have any standards at all, this is the party they keep saying follow the signs, talk to your doctors, follow their advice, that is what donald trump is in every step of the way and if you know the president like i do you know he wanted to get back out as soon as possible, he didn't want to go to the hospital but he did so at his doctor's recommendation. he has been following the recommendations, following his doctor's every step of the way, the biden campaign to second-guess medical doctors for their own political purposes. >> what about the debate commission. they announced yesterday for the health and safety of everyone involved but couldn't do this thing in person, it would be virtually, the candidates made other plans so there won't be a debate but they said there wasn't a way to do it safely, staffing and the people they would need to feel comfortable. shannon: the commission acted unilaterally every step of the way, to first move this online as a virtual event without talking to either campaign and unilaterally cancel it just shows what we put out that there is no reason two campaigns can't get together and decide to hold a debate ourselves, we don't need the commissions so if joe biden is ready, willing and able donald trump asks for, the american people deserve 3 debates. we can do this in a safe and healthy way. shannon: we know there is ongoing conversation whether a third may be added on the back end. let's talk about the 20 fifth amendment, something obviously gives the vice president and majority of the cabinet the ability to vote together and transfer power to love vp if they think the president - nancy pelosi brought up this legislation that would allow congress to get involved in that. newt gingrich warning her policy is talking about 20 fifth amendment replacing incapacitated president, his warning to biden, with harris next spring, she could have a san francisco radical president as governor newsom targeting biden, not trump. he says listen, mister vice president, she is actually thinking about you. what do you make of this? >> very curious, nancy pelosi three weeks before the election focusing on this instead of a stimulus package that should give the american people outside the beltway, her priorities are off. the 20 fifth amendment, notice the sleight-of-hand, they are talking about fitness. that's not what the 20 fifth amendment says. it uses two terms to describe the president if he is unable or the inability of the president to discharge his powers and duties so they are trying to manipulate this into just their own subjective call with an unelected bureaucratic inside about way commission at the pleasure of the democrats in the house and god for bid if they take control of the senate in november. this is why it is so important we actually understand the purpose and intent of the constitution and not allow the democrats to manipulate this and change the rules when it doesn't serve their purposes. they couldn't use the impeachment clause to manipulate it to their advantage and now they are trying to use the 20 fifth amendment. what will be there next step? this is why the original intent of the constitution matters and so important to elect donald trump for the next week for years to continue to put originalists on the bench because the judicial branch needs to be the check and balance on the usurpation of the sites of powers. >> we will talk a lot about the judicial branch and supreme court confirmation hearings about to take off later in the show. thanks. secretary of state mike pompeo is working as fast as he can to release emails from hillary clinton regarding a private server, donald trump has been critical over mike pompeo is what he sees as a delay. >> classified information on a private server never should have been there, hillary clinton should never have done that. it was not acceptable behavior and there will be more to see before the election. >> the president criticized william barr for announcing their won't be prosecutions related to the ongoing investigation into the origins of the 2016 probe, trump had ties to russia, those won't be coming before election day if at all. we have to wait and see. just days from the start of supreme court nominee judge amaud arbery's confirmation hearing democrats say they can't be held safely and faith groups come out against her. a colleague of hers joins us live next. ♪ i knew that i would, now ♪ i feel good ♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for one dollar with any steak entrée. only at applebee's. ibut nothing makes me feel like pnew always discreet boutique. outside, it's soft like underwear. inside, it turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection, that feels like nothing but my underwear. new always discreet boutique. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. .. if you have risk factors like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. vascepa is clearly different. first and only fda approved. celebrate less risk. even for those with family history. ♪ don't take vascepa if you are... ...or become allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. serious side effects may occur like heart rhythm problems and bleeding. heart rhythm problems may occur in more people... ...with persistent cardiovascular risk or who have had them in the past. tell your doctor if you experience an irregular heartbeat or other heart rhythm problems. possible side effects include muscle and joint pain. celebrate less risk. added cardio protection. talk to your doctor about adding protection with vascepa. >> shannon: democratic senate minority leader chuck schumer demanding lizzie graham take a shannon: chuck schumer demanding judiciary chairman of the gravedigger covid-19 test before any confirmation hearing, chairman claimed present a doctors note meeting -- as needed test. democrats are looking to change the hearing. let's get some information on judge barrett. it will be a busy week for you. what it means to be human. we don't decide on timing for these things. welcome back. the senators say this. democrats on the committee sent this letter to graham saying we understand you plan to proceed with these hearings on october 12th despite the serious risk they present, no possible public health or scientific rationale justifies proceeding with the senate judiciary hearings next week, we should not proceed in such a reckless and blind fashion. >> sounds pretty desperate to me. so that they are grasping at straws when confronted with a nominee who is a brilliant jurist of impeccable integrity. the senators enormous latitude to structure these hearings in a way that will safeguard the health and safety of everyone. mitch mcconnell was talking about how he takes strenuously of health and safety in contrast to the white house so there's no way they have to be delayed. that's grasping at straws. shannon: you know she has been regularly questioned about her religious faith and commitment as a catholic, practicing catholic. i thought it was interesting, got something from the interfaith alliance, they say this is the first time a group has ever officially opposed the federal bench nominee, her judicial philosophy endangers decades of progress toward the abiding promise that every american is equal under the law. they don't like her record on religious freedom. what is your reaction? >> i'm not sure what they are referring to. judge barrett's record on religious freedom is clearly the record of the judge who interprets the original understanding of the constitution and interpret statutes by virtue of their plain meaning and text, and that is what one would hope for in a judge. we don't pick judges because we like that. we want them to have some kind of outcomes, that confuses what a judges with a politician. what you want to judge is fair-minded miss, open-mindedness but also disciplined attention to the original meaning of the constitution and statutes. we don't pick judges for outcomes. we pick judges for wisdom and open-mindedness. shannon: i hope people across the spectrum would feel that way. that's what we want from our judges. we know the issue of abortion is going to come up and get a lot of questions about that. at cnn they write and it is headline covid-19 failed to disclose talks on robie wade hosted by antiabortion groups on senate paperwork. they are talking about a questionnaire, barrett association with antiabortion groups under scrutiny including right to life in 2006, little has been examined about her work with antiabortion groups at notre dame. talks by the antiabortion group, member of the notre dame chapter university faculty for life which staunchly opposes abortion. can she be in her personal life openly pro-life and be a fair justice what comes to things like revisiting roe v wade? >> abortion is something not many people are neutral on. she can speak to herself what her views are but be hard-pressed to find anyone, justice ginsburg was a staunch advocate in favor of abortion, nobody questioned if she could be fair when asked to interpret the constitution. the same is true of judge barrett, hopefully justice barrett. her personal views, she testified under oath in 2017 play no role at all in her job as interpreting the constitution is originally understood in the plain meaning of statutes. justice ginsburg is instructive. she said in her confirmation hearing she enjoyed folks not to confuse politicians with judges. if we are letting a politician we very much would like to know what their policy views are but in a judge we very much hope they are disciplined in keeping those personal views of their role in interpreting the law. shannon: good luck with the book launching during these hearings. coverage of the hearing 9 am monday morning. hurricane delta battering southwest louisiana, the same area that is still very much in recovery mode following a directive from hurricane laura 6 weeks ago. mike tobin is reporting live. >> reporter: national weather service, hurricane delta barely holding on their working status but has giant wind and rain field projecting strong gusts of wind into the baton rouge area. one thing you see behind me are flashes in the night sky, there two causes rebecca hurricane is causing some lightning and also power transformers to explode. in the baton rouge area we should see come morning most of the damage is really the result of power outages in this area. it gets worse further south and west. jennings louisiana, creal louisiana where the storm made landfall at 6:00 with top wents clocking at 86 miles per hour. the video shows a lot of intensity with the wind and the rain, the rivers are all swollen, 360,000 customers without power now largely as a result trees coming down during the course of the storm. a lot of physical damage, it will take daylight to get a good assessment of how much physical damage was done but the toll it is taking on the poor people who lived there, the second hurricane they been doing six weeks. a lot of people went into this process with blue tarps up, 8000 people were already displaced before we got to this hurricane so the governor said they are being tested, they just have no choice but to endure this one more time and put the pieces back together. the good news is this hurricane is losing strength and should become a tropical storm anytime now, it is moving along at a good clip but moving strength as it moves northward over land. shannon: thanks for reporting on the scene for us. the biden campaign, portland mayoral candidate embracing murderous communist leaders and something interesting about one of the suspects in the plot to kidnap a michigan governor. our lightning round is next week e living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms, and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. now i'm feeling connected. empowered. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients on latuda have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, as these may be life-threatening, or uncontrollable muscle movements as these may be permanent. these are not all the serious side effects. this is where i want to be. talk to your doctor and ask if latuda could make the difference you've been looking for in your bipolar depression symptoms. >> shannon: an attorney for kyle shannon: attorney for the illinois teenager who killed two men during arrest in kenosha, wisconsin wants to sue the biden campaign for libel in response to a twitter video shared by the campaign. it suggests he is a white supremacist with unequivocal denial that. we will do a lightning round with harmeet dhillon. i want to play some of this add so you can see the section we are talking about where they show how whitten house -- >> are you willing to condemn white supremacist and militia groups and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence in a number of cities we saw in kenosha and portland? >> i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing. >> kyle whittenhouse's picture shows a white supremacist militia group, his mother is upset about this, his lawyer says they may sue for libel. what do you think? >> it is not just that and. there is a speech by joe biden where he refers to him, 17-year-old is a white supremacist. there is 0 factual basis for this, incredibly damning negative factually wrong statement by the campaign and the fact that joe biden is a politician does not give them free reign to defame people. it is reckless and wrong and should not be allowed. he is a citizen. shannon: facing serious charges in the death two men so we will track that case. i want to get onto this. a pay -- portland mayoral candidate spotted with photos of communist leaders, her name is sarah, we have video or picture of her, apparently wearing -- taking the initiative, joseph stalin and mao state-owned. what do you make of that? she's leading ted wheeler by 11 points in portland. >> we spent most of our time condemning ted wheeler for his treatment of antifa but this lady is light years ahead in the sense that she is glorifying the biggest mass murderers in history as well as guerrilla leader and head of death squads and assassination tribunals, shake a warrant, fellow traveler with the castros. what is she signaling by this? violent overthrow of our government, executing the enemies, killing millions of people? there is no good messaging out of this but she's on track to win this election the way things are going. that is scary for portland. shannon: they are the ones who would elect her if the polls hold true. she openly said she is antifa or identified as antifa. when residents enforcement suffered, business owners and other residents of a lot of destruction and three months of at times very violent rioting, it is just that they are ready for change? >> i don't know. maybe the polls in portland are as fake as the polls in the presidential election, but people don't like ted wheeler's leadership. they don't know about this lady but they will realize it is a frying pan, into the fire. jillian: one of the men accused in the kidnapping plot of gretchen witmer who laid a lot of the blame at the feet of donald trump saying he was driving people up, brandon, identified in this tweet, thanks trump is not your friend. it amazed me people believe when he is shown over and over again that he's a tyrant every single person the works and government is your enemy but they don't wants to point to donald trump, doesn't summit he is a fan of anybody. >> this guy is an anarchist, obviously a psychopath but in terms of condemning the president being a tyrant people are saying the same about gretchen witmer, courts agreed with her critics in that regard. is she calling those courts that have agreed to criticism of her also people who are out to get her, she doesn't like criticism like a lot of thin-skinned politicians that is pure demagoguery, electioneering, totally basis to do what she's doing. jillian: we will learn more about the suspect in the coming weeks, thank you. the questions surrounding the president's health dominated the news cycle. how are milania trump and advises doing after their positive diagnosis of covid-19. doctor siegel asked about them in an exclusive interview. >> a dear friend of ours show? >> hope is doing great, she's doing great, she's young and strong and slightly off pretty easily. i don't think she's doing the medication thing or anything, it is just going away, doing tremendously, she sends her regards to both of you. >> how is milania doing? no one is asking that and should be. >> milania is doing great, in the same category. it hasn't been very tough for her. she has it, she had it, she's doing great, she's doing well. jillian: good news about the first lady and her pics. breaking news in two key fights, a religious group against the government and the restrictions that are keeping them from worshiping in person. brand-new ruling justin. you are the jury. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. jillian: federal judge ruling in favor of a back to church in the nation's capital, holding in person services. civil rights attorney and was sometimes legal affairs reporter and attorney, good to have you both with us. we are just getting this in, a federal judge ruling favor of capitol hill catholic church who wants to hold the service outdoors, socially distant with masks. the church has shown it is likely to succeed in proving the district's actions put a substantial burden on its exercise of religion. words for the district has not shown it is likely to prove compelling interest in prohibiting the church from holding outdoor worship services as a precaution more than its restrictions of the least restrictive means available to achieve its public health objectives. a win for this church. >> absolutely. that was likely. you saw in many briefs that were filed a good argument being made that the mayor allows rallies and thousands of marches, when the city was pretty much shut down, we saw rallies in august and last month on the national mall, questionable why that political speech was okay but having a religious gathering would not be. the government can't favor one over the other and that is what we got tonight. shannon: there have been a number of big demonstrations, protests, apparently the judge was not buying it as a reason to shut down outdoor church services. >> the issue of this ruling, they have to get is, this was injunctive relief, once there is a final ruling in a different court, there were several political arguments made. there were legal arguments but where was the medical information? you would think there would be affidavits and pages of information, scientific recommendations, what is the national standard to make this decision? ultimately this is a difficult thing for courts to handle because ultimately it is a medical, scientific information driven conversation. i don't think that factors into the decision by the court. shannon: we have exhibit d, breaking news, plaintiff's allegations are undermined by several points, protest marches are not comparable to worship services in which individuals stand in place for long periods of time. fair argument? >> not sure it is because i believe the plaintiffs said they would wear masks and social distance. we saw protesters many of which did wear masks but there was not necessarily social distancing going on. that is a flawed argument. it is important we look at other states. i remember florida initially after the first lockdown in march they had created, the governor created exceptions for church services and we have not seen a spike from that. i have a problem with some of these governors saying they have issues when there's no real evidence of that. shannon: final word. >> follow the scientific information of anthony fauci and doctor collins and in recent weeks, let the people who are technocrats make the decisions. shannon: people are big fans of the first amendment. good to have you. tweet me at shannon bream, days away from judge amy coney barrett's supreme court hearing, will they hold a religious litmus test? 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