jill biden. here's milwaukee mayor tom barrett leading off the second day of the convention. >> mayor tom barrett. hi everybody. i am the proud mayor of milwaukee. i would love to welcome you to my home city right now. the good people of milwaukee and i were so excited when we return -- learned a resilient city was chosen to host dnc. it was the first time a major political party chose wisconsin to hold its convention. but these are not conventional times. all know,t, as we this is not a conventional convention. and as much as we would have loved to host you in person, i am proud the democratic party in the city of milwaukee have made the health of our residents our number one priority. unlike the president, we have -- covid-19 ar hoax. unlike the president, we have never made fun of face masks. and unlike the president, we have never belittled her public health experts. we understand that our public health experts. we understand why we can't be together, and we hope you do too, and as our party

biden: hi, it's jill biden. i've seen people today coming to help our campaign from texas, arizona, l.a., new york, delaware. thanks for coming out, everybody, we're going to win this. [applause] >> do you have time for one more? dr. biden: of course. >> thank you. dr. biden: you're welcome. >> you said texas, i'm from texas. i talked to joe -- i'm from davenport originally. historically, he was the tractor capital of the world. that was 25 years ago. since then, the economy's softened all up and down the river, in iowa and illinois. wasaccording to joe, there an economic development program that could be put together proposed as a pilot program for communities along the river, the mississippi river and the ohio river. and there was a very focused, recommended program. the reason i talked about this, was we work together as a team. and at that point -- in september, there was a lot of russia stuff but also trump was talking about the economy so much and the midwest. dr. biden: now people, i think, are seeing rea

biden: got to get trump out of office. fighting. we're mrs. biden: joe biden is your guy. thank you. thank you for coming. thank you. can we get a picture? can send it to joe. thank you for coming all this way. >> thank you so much. > thank you. mrs. biden: hi, it's jill biden, i've seen people today coming to help our campaign from texas, arizona, l.a., new york, delaware, thanks for coming out, everybody, we're going to win. this [applause] >> do you have time for one more? mrs. biden: of course. >> you said texas, i'm from texas. i talked to joe, i'm from davenport originally. istorically -- [inaudible] since then the economy softened up and down the river. economic development program could be put together as a pilot program for communities along the river, the mississippi river and the ohio river. the reason i talked about this, work together as a team and at hat point -- there was a lot of russia stuff but trump was talking about the economy so much and the midwest. mrs. biden: now people i think are seeing really who trump is and the promises didn't -- he didn't kee

biden: i know. [laughter] >> even our motor, they are not only designed in-house here at ford, but produced right up the street. a lot of really great manufacturing here. pres. biden: have you had to change the tires? >> yes, we did have to change the tires and the wheels for the weight of the battery. the tires, we have several options, but one of them is providing lower resistance so you can get better range. pres. biden: fascinating. i was down at that plant in georgia. this battery does not look much smaller than the one they're putting in the buses nowadays. >> it is a very large battery. pres. biden: i know, but it is amazing to see it. what we are trying to do is have every bus in america be electric. it is impressive. >> thank you. pres. biden: thank you. >> mr. president, we will take you -- pres. biden: one more question, about the frame.

jill biden. [applause] dr. biden: thank you. [applause] dr. biden: thank you, sierra. sierra, you did such a good job, i think you ought to come up and give the speech. [laughs] dr. biden: thanks to our entire new hampshire team for putting this event together. this is kind of dÉjÀ vu for me. i was here -- i can't remember when -- but i was here a couple months ago in this very hall. joe and i are very proud of our team and the work that they are doing here. this evening and all of today, i've been all over new hampshire today, and it has been hard to focus because of what is going on in the middle east, don't you think? ]crowd agreeing dr. biden: isn't it worrying all of you? "that was the plan"? is that what you said? >> yes. dr. biden: what is the plan? that is what you are asking. so you saw trump on tv this afternoon. did you watch this morning? yeah. [laughs] dr. biden: no, everyone is saying no. ok. well, our president was on the tv, trying to explain or give a rationale for what is going on. i wanted to just say, if we could all take a moment and think about

biden: where? >> emmanuel college. mr. biden: i know emmanuel. good for you. >> you are the first president i get to vote for. thank you. that is why we talk about it. number one, pay attention. my dad you said this expression, half of work is showing up. that is what my dad would say. you have to show up. in the last campaign, she got suckered into a place she did not want to be in. a lot of good jobs, and they are getting scared. i have a friend that is a trucker. and then there is automated trucking. what are we going to do? they are scared, they are angry. we have to let them know that we hear them. i promise, that is what i do. god love you. what is your name? >> sandy. >> kevin. mr. biden: hello, kev. how are you? >> can i get a picture? mr. biden: do you have a camera? come along, man. [indiscernible] mr. biden: tell me about you guys? >> i am from vermont. i'm here with my mom. mr. biden: want a picture? ready? >> yeah. thank you so much~ -- thank you so much! mr. biden: thank you. god love you, man. >> can't wait to vote for you. >> hi.

jill biden is the fourth reason i am supporting joe biden. [cheering and applause] biden has been a fierce advocate for children, women, for people who have suffered domestic abuse, for veterans, men and women in the military, and it will be great to have joe biden in the white house, won't it? it is my great pleasure to introduce dr. jill biden. [cheering and applause] biden: thank you, governor lynch. thank you. joe and i are so happy to be back and new hampshire and especially to see you and susan again and now that we have julia, your daughter, thank you for coming. i was recently at a greek festival here in new hampshire, 's, we went with the lynch and what stood out to me was just how much admiration and affection that granite staters have for both of you. i want to thank you for your friendship and your support. [cheering and applause] thank you for sharing this day with us. friendship like yours is without measure. the men and women you represent are incredibly important to me and to joe. i taught a lot of firefighters over the years,

jill biden president joe biden. [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: hello nevada! [chanting] biden! president joe! [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: thank you, thank you, thank you. you all did it for me [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: now we are going on to south carolina and win the democratic state back. i want to thank everyone that caucused for us paired i particular the want to thank the precinct captain, are all our volunteers who are here [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: people made all those phone calls. i plan on coming back to when state outright. [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: i could not have done it without, i want to start off and i have to recognize a few of the congresspersons here. you know, dena titus has been incredible. [cheers and applause] and a guy named hartford. did you ever hear of him? i see him right there. are you kidding me. and also, you know there's a fellow named cardin from the little state called california. [cheers and applause] and phil, thank you for coming. especially there. and hilda,

[applause] biden: mr. nt president, i have gotten to know to enough that you want me stop because i'm embarrassing you. not stop. you made a promise to all americans when we moved into this building. mr. president, you are to remyself literally about to make history. our children and our going to ren, they're grow up knowing that a man named the final a put girder in the framework for a ocial network in this country to provide the single most important element of what people that is access to good health. [applause] march, 2010. susan ferrechio, 10 years later, this is part of the campaign and later the supreme court this year. the speaker p it's huge. biden has a lot of credibility on health care. that is classic biden during his time in the white house with obama. i think he actually helped came across a who at professorial and looking down nose. intellectual. biden would get up there and this and get like obama laughing. health care is major. biden hink really helped as a candidate because he was instru

james biden did as well. before we begin our discussion, i think we need to mention the main company once again, the chinese company that goes by the initials cefc. in the first two speeches, senator johnson and i established the connection between cefc and the communist chinese government. we established the connection between cefc and hudson west three. we then established the connection with hunter biden, hudson west three, and cefc. we show that hunter biden and james biden actively assisted cefc as their work to expand its footprint and its holdings in the global and u.s. energy sector. and today, we will add james biden's ryan hall group to the list of biden family companies connected to the communist regime. in my and senator johnson's september 23, 2020, report, we showed that hunter biden and james biden and their four firms received approximately four and 8/10 million dollars from hudson west three from august 2017 to september 2018. during that same timeframe, hunter biden's company sent 20 or so w

jill biden. so, for us, it was not even a question of, he would rather take less engagement on some days without having to sing to that level or play that same game. what we have seen is that for the times we are in, there's an enormous desire for content, full some content and folks like that and it connects. you take a look at our videos particularly in the last month and you can see they are moving around the internet very well. >> you mentioned the fun side of joe biden. is he aware of means about him? trends or anything like that? >> yes, he has. and he loves it. onion version the of joe biden. what is funny is, as he found the video of him and the corvette, given to him by his father, he likes old cars and evie haters. -yes- aviators. p has been late wearing them since his teens. it is part of who he has. -- who he is. >> we are 75 days out and fixated on a handful of swing states, wisconsin, arizona, michigan. joe biden needs to win some of those if you want to be the next president. he ca

biden: you have no idea. president trump: antifa is a dangerous, radical -- chris: we are moving on. host: we start this morning with richard from california, supporter of joe biden. what did you think of last night? caller: i thought it was disgrace -- a disgrace in democracy by trump. obviously the guy is totally scared of losing. he had no policy. like an unhinged person on steroids. noted quorum. -- no decorum. no boundaries in terms of the debate in terms of the rules and regulations, just like he has been his whole life. just like he has run this country. he was chaotic. he was a bully. he was vicious. he was angry. host: what did you think of joe biden's performance last night? caller: i wanted him to fight back in certain areas. there are so many areas trump is vulnerable. not only with his family. house andn the white people profiting from him being president. there is so much of that. even the tax returns and money to foreign governments. but trump is a narcissistic personality. host: let's go to jo

that is joe biden. he has the courage we respect and the commitment to working americans we need now. on behalf of our governor, i am honored to cast connecticut's 75 votes for our next president, joe biden. >> delaware. passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe

biden: god love you! how are you? how are you doing? mr. biden: hey, low ready, this is joe biden. i'm here with your daughter. we were reminiscing. i'm well. nice to talk to you. i bet she is freaking out. mr. biden: i remember. god love you. your daughter tells me you are doing well. oh, great1 that's great. maybe i will get to see you before this effort is over. >> you well. you will. mr. biden: ok. i hope so too. well, i need you. if you need me in there, i need you to get me in there. thank you. hey, mama. i'm going to hand you back. mr. biden: hey, man, what's your name? hey, luke. how old are you? where am i going? >> watch the van. watch the van. watch the van. mr. biden: good to see you, pal. [laughter] mr. biden: that is pretty good, man. you got it. come on, guys. >> watch out. watch out for the car. mr. biden: can't afford to lose you. >> we are going to try to get you through here, there will be a lot of people. mr. biden: how are you? >> have a good day, joe. >> come on, you guys. mr. biden: how are you doing, young man? 'ya?how are what is your name? >> everybody kne

biden: thank you. >> i was 16 when trump was not know howi do so many women can -- dr. biden: life will get better with joe biden, i promise you. thank you for working for us. thank you. hello, how are you. >> i am so glad that you are campaigning. i wanted to say that the situation last night really made me vote for joe for sure. i think his history makes them stand out from the other candidates. that is one of my major concerns. dr. biden: ready day one. thank you. [laughter] nurse, and iired will go state to state if needed. i will do that. dr. biden: thank you. counting on you. >> thank you. -- hello, how are you. >> you deserve to be first lady. i was working for the barack obama reelection campaign, and i worked for joe biden. --is the best candidate that he has the best candidate. dr. biden: thank you for coming. >> thank you so much. dr. biden: hello. >> i was -- my family wanted me to be a lawyer or go into banking. i know that is a little different from postal work. -- but the way that you ta

biden: great. i love you. how are you? i am jill biden's husband. you can see why she is a love of my life, the rock of our family. she never gives herself much credit, but the truth is, she is the strongest person i know. she loves fiercely, cares deeply. nothing stops her when she sets her mind to getting something right. >> that from wilmington, delaware earlier tonight. contrasted that with the speech we heard last night from former first lady michelle obama. >> michelle obama spent a lot of time talking about president trump's, as she calls it, unfitness for office, this i did that he is not fit for president, that he is not up to the task. she was simply stating that kind of matter-of-factly, this guy who we are all elected is not ready to do this job. tonight, we hear jill biden really humanizing joe biden for the american people. that is interesting when i think about how republicans or president trump are trying to brand joe biden and turn him into this bogeyman. it has so far not worked a large part because the american people know joe bid

[applause] vice president biden: mr. speaker, members of congress, pursuant to the constitutional laws of the united states, the senate and the house of representatives are meeting in joint session to verify the certificates and count the votes of the electors of the several states for president and vice president of the united states. after the ascertainment has been had, the certificates are authentic and correct in form, the tellers will count and make a list of the votes cast by the electors in the several states. the tellers on the part of the two houses will take their place at the clerk's desk. the tellers will dispense with reading formal portions of the certificates. after ascertaining the certificates are regular in form and authentic, the tellers will announce the votes cast by the electors from each state beginning with the state of alabama. >> mr. speaker, the certificate of the electoral vote of the alabama of alabama seems to be regular in form and authentic. it appears therefore that donald j. trump of th

biden: god love you. mr. biden: ok, here we go. where was i last night? [indistinct conversations] mr. biden: he is a good man. [indistinct conversations] mr. biden: thank you. [indistinct conversations] mr. biden: how are you doing, man? [indistinct conversations] >> go shopping and see what is now available at the c-span online store including our all 2020 t-shirts, sweatshirts, and hats. c-span store.org and browse all of our products. ♪ >> the house will be in order. for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white and the supreme court and public policy events from washington, d.c. and the rest of the country. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your cable or local provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> coming up this morning on washington journal, "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker discusses his new book on the history of impeachment. after that, hudson institute's blaise misztal on escalatin

public absolutely no joe biden or private joe biden. there is just the joe biden you know and it's a privilege to that uce somebody to you you already know. what you see is what you get. vice president biden wears his large and warm heart on his sleeve. [cheers and applause] what you see is what you get and is exactly what our great country needs after 3 1/2 coercion, e corruption, and chaos of the con man donald trump. let me ask you a couple of questions. to see a biden administration where science is accepted? [cheers and applause] re you real happy with that stable genius taking care of the coronavirus? [crowd booing]] would you like to see a biden is nistration where truth the rule? would you like to see a overnment that you can believe and believe in? [cheers and applause] anally, would you like to see government that you can actually respect? [cheers and applause] will see is what you with president joe biden and that is exactly what you will get with president joe biden. applause]d our candidate has both a history and th free th

biden: thank you. hi, it's jill biden. i've seen people today coming to help our campaign from texas, arizona, l.a., new york, delaware. thanks for coming out, everybody. were going to win this. [applause] >> do you have time for one more? mrs. biden: of course. [laughter] >> you said texas, i'm from texas, too. i talked to joe when he was here, and, i'm from devonport it waslly, historically the tractor capital of the world , and that was 25 years ago. since then, the economy has softened all and -- up and down the river. economic development program could be put together as a pilot program for communities along the river, the mississippi river and the ohio river. all those states. the reason i talked about this, 2016, i worked together as a team, and at that point -- in september, there was a lot of russia stuff but trump was talking about the economy so much and the midwest. mrs. biden: now people i think are seeing really who trump is and that the promises, he didn't keep his promises. that's why i'm hearing a lot of p

biden: thank you. hello. >> hillary. dr. biden: oh, ok. [inaudible] dr. biden: thank you. thank you. >> you're welcome. [inaudible] >> republican caucusing in for joe. >> that means a lot. dr. biden: young. thank you. thank you, thank you. [laughter] [cheers and applause] dr. biden: thank you. >> you're welcome. dr. biden: you made my day. [laughter] >> hi, jill. this is my husband, bill. dr. biden: hi, bill. how are you? oh, great. [inaudible] well, thank you. dr. biden: well, now you get to be with joe and joe's going to win. [inaudible] >> somewhere in the southeast part of town. dr. biden: hello. how are you? oh, my gosh. [inaudible] dr. biden: oh, here. there you go. >> thank you so much. dr. biden: thank you. that means so much. thank you. >> hello. dr. biden: oh, my gosh! [laughter] >> thank you. [inaudible] >> thank you. dr. biden: thank you. thank you for coming. hello. hi. nice to meet you. [inaudible] >> we came from new york. dr. biden: wow. new york. people. texas, new york. >> thank you. dr. biden: oh, sure. y'all have to sign it too. >> of course. of course.

biden doesn't control that. the second thing i wanted to bring up, all this complains about his weakness -- to me, that is ageism. i am 69. i have a little balance problem, walking can be difficult. you have to be careful about that. the pains, arthritis, it changes the way you walk. when you get old, people need to understand this -- his mind is as sharp as it ever was. i love my president. joe, go get 'em. host: akron, ohio, republican line. caller: hi, thanks for taking my call. his speech sounded good, but i don't think he really talked about how things were when he took office and how they are now, as far as was our border closed when he took office? were there 2 million people coming across the border not really legally? were we energy-efficient and did we supply our own crude oil ourselves? hr one, they have been trying to pass that from the beginning. to federalize voting law is against our constitution. states have the right to make their own laws how we vote and that's how it should be. they don't foll

former vice president biden. i am proud to carry the banner of our party into the general election with great honor and humility paid i accept your nomination for president of the united states of america. ♪ that is joe biden from last night. hey did not mention the president by name, but he criticize the president on several fronts. he expressed aspects of what he would like to accomplish if he becomes president. for is "washington journal" today, august 20 first. today we will take you to the senate hearing featuring the post mentor -- postmaster general. here's how you can call us and let us know your thoughts, (202)748-8000 if you support joe biden, (202)748-8001 if you support the president and if you are undecided give us a call at (202)748-8002. you can text us if you wish at (202)748-8003, and you can tweet c-spanwj. one writer says he gave his remarks absent a crowd because of the health concerns driven by the pandemic. he outlined his solutions to the pain of those struggling without a job or fearful

a supporter of joe biden. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am four things here. i am an african-american woman. i'm a veteran. i live in the suburbs. and i have a 22-year-old son. i am most afraid that my 22-year-old son can't go to walmart to get a gallon of milk and bread without being stopped by the police and harassed. that is what i most frightened of. donald trump is chaotic. he did nothing but cause chaos and confusion this entire 3.5, going on four years. he doesn't recognize my race of people. so, it is his america. i don't feel safe in his america. donald trump sits in that office. he is president. on his watch,on not joe biden's watch. the reason they are protesting -- we all have to keep remembering -- and no one is for destroying anyone's business. no one is for destroying any neighborhoods. but i am for peaceful protests. and biden has made that very clear. but with donald trump, he wants to act tough and try to frighten people. i live in suburbia. nowadays, that has become a code word tha

but biden has been doing an ok job. he hasn't been doing great, everyone complains about the border. foreign policy, i mean, they did a number on the country's bird after that, no one is going to listen to it anyway. he's a better president than trump. he at least has compassion, empathy, integrity, that's all i have to say. thank you. host: next to ella ware and sheila on the republican line. caller: good morning. hi. i am not pleased with joe biden at all. i did not vote for him. the country has really gone way downhill in months. i'm really not pleased with anything he has done. i don't want to get into specifics because i don't really want to upset people but i am not pleased by any stretch of the amash -- imagination with anything he has done. host: in political story this morning. the wall street journal, rnc to require gop presidential candidates to sign debate ledges to pull out of the debate commission, in a statement the debates are an important part of the democratic process. the rnc, the republican national

i am supporting biden. i have watched biden all of his political career. host: why do you support him when it comes to the economy? caller: i have watched trump in the economy. trump inherited one of the best economies the united states has produced in the last 50 years. economy fromthe the downturn that had happened bush when the united states was basically bankrupt. by thehed it brought back following administration, which biden was a part of. in theed biden's role administration and watched the work he did to pull people together. the work he did with the other party. office,ump has been in we have seen division. city, inn new york queens -- host: i'm going to have to get another voice in. larry in akron, ohio. caller: good morning. host: who do you trust or who are you leaning towards? caller: i'm still undecided. i hear pros and cons on either side of the board. fromr the plus and minuses the democrat side and republican side. issues on both sides. negatively and positively. do we trust the way the economy is going? is the economy getting hyperinflate

. >> the biography of jill biden. i am trying to think of how many first ladies have come into the role with as many years of experience. were you surprised that she has been regarded like this? >> when she talks about it being 24/7, the first lady is the first lady at all times. she is also teaching, she is still teaching two days a week in northern virginia community college. she has that on top of her first lady sponsor abilities. it is probably a lot to juggle. >> she has made history in her role of teaching. you described in the book that it resented a lot of challenges for the white house team to avoid the cause of the constitution. can you explain what kind of compromise they had to come to with her salary? >> because she is teaching at a state school, there is a cause were -- where she is not supposed to be paid with state money. the compromise is that northern community college may do so she is paid from a separate -- a separate pot of money so the funds are not coming from the state. >> reading the descripti

biden: what was your first name? >> sarah. mr. biden: sarah. you know, you could hear a crack in sarah's voice there, because many of you have experienced the same thing sarah has. also was a significant user of health care. when i first got elected, before i got sworn in, i was in washington and a tractor-trailer blindsided my wife and daughter christmas shopping, and killed my wife and daughter. but my sons survived. anyway. but what happened was, i have insurance. i had the peace of mind that i would be able to get them good doctors. and then, you know, i got hospitalized years ago with a cranial aneurysm. i was hospitalized a couple of times. they took the top of my head off the second time, said they could n't find my brain the first time. [laughter] mr. biden: but it was my nurses that gave me hope. and my son, beau, attorney general, a decorated war hero -- for real. a year in iraq, six months in cozumel before that. he came home and was diagnosed with glioblastoma, given months. it wasn't could he -- would he live, it was when. run out

hunter biden is not running for president. it is joe biden. host: we go to shane in lakewood, california. our line for others. i voted for dr. jo jorgensen this year. we all know she is not going to win, but the third party is getting bigger, and i think we are all tired of fighting back and forth between the democrats and republicans. that is for sure. jo jorgensen think performed better than gary johnson or how do you think she performed overall? ,aller: if i remember correctly she got about 80,000 votes in california and i'm pretty sure that is a few thousand more than what gary johnson did in 2016. host: what brought you to the libertarian party in the first place? of the twom tired party system. i do not think it has worked out. i think we need a change and i think the libertarian party should bring that change. host: how so? there are things like the whole decriminalizing drugs. in oregon they have decriminalized magic mushrooms, left, but alsohe stuff like your second moment rights. that is right. it is right in the middle. host: janine

am i better off under biden and the democrat control? do i trust what biden is going to tell us? i think clearly the answer is no. in little over a year under one party democrat rule the state of the union is in a crisis. gasoline, grocery, and energy prices are up. crime has risen through the roof. the border, my state, and other states, is wide open. war has broken out in ukraine. remember when biden promised us he wasn't going to leave one american behind in afghanistan? and then he did. remember when candidate biden criticized trump saying if a president is responsible for over 200,000 covid deaths, he shouldn't be a president? then under biden there was more covid deaths in 2021 than in 2020? remember when biden promised to hold china accountable for covid? and then he didn't. not one hearing. remember when biden promised there wouldn't be a vaccine mandate? remember that one? and then he did. remember when biden and the democrats told us, each of us, we better wear a mask or we are going to get in trouble. and then we saw photos of top democrats around the country not weari

president biden: first one here? >> first one here. president biden: ok. i tell you what -- >> i'm an only child. president biden: my son was in the army after being promoted after a year in iraq. you are a field officer right now, pal. no, dad. [indiscernible] master sergeant. they are in the army. you colonels, you get that -- [laughter] anyway. >> and it's important she labels them. four of those doses will go down to the vaccination clinic into the arms of one of those -- we have 388 second doses scheduled today of the pfizer vaccine. president biden: oh, good. >> thank you. president biden: is this your first or second? >> second. president biden: second. >> [indiscernible] president biden: all right. >> so, on your order, they can vaccinate. president biden: go ahead. [indiscernible] go ahead. fire away. >> so then we verify, we make sure every person gets the vaccine, what it's labeled and we verify the information. we put the information on the card for them. we circle it here and then we'll take it back to the computers and put it into the compute

part of that is that joe biden -- part of that is joe biden's fault. stage she misspoke, but it is incumbent upon you to articulate your plans appropriately. that's just politics. ban -- "the fracking it has kind of been illuminated that he would end new fracking on federal lands. that does not apply to ohio. only about 1.2% of the state's federal lands. an outright of fracking ban just doesn't matter that much to ohio. as far as the federal part goes. it's worth pointing out that heen has had multiple times is against an overall outright fracking ban. let's not pretend biden won the primary and let's not pretend that he was the runaway winner of this thing throughout the whole thing. there was a bloody primary where a lot of democrats were frankly reluctant to support biden at the very beginning. that changed as the party coalesced around him, but one of the big sticking point is that onis not as liberal renewable energies and climate change as some would like. as with anything, the truth ends up resting in the middle. host: a group of republicans who

biden: false. pres. trump: it is all a pipe dream but we are going to have the greatest economy in the world, but if you want to get -- if you want to kill the economy? get rid of your oil industry. what about fracking? ms. welker: let me allow the vice president to respond. mr. biden: i never said i oppose fracking. pres. trump: you said it on tape. mr. biden: show the tape. put it on your website. the fact of the matter is, he's flatlining. ms. welker: would you rule out banning fracking? mr. biden: i do rule out banning fracking. the answer is that we need other industries to ultimately get to complete zero omissions by 2025. what i will do with fracking over time is make sure we can capture the emissions from fracking, capture the emissions from gas. we can do that by investing money, and doing it, but it is a transition to that. ms. welker: i have one more question. pres. trump: excuse me -- he was against fracking. he said it. i will show it to you tomorrow. i am against fracking. until he got the

biden: yes. ballots.ount the some of these ballots in some states cannot even be opened until election day. by the way, our military has been voting by ballots since the end of the civil war. that is what's going to happen. why is it somehow not fraudulent. it's the same process. it's honest. no one has a at all that there is fraud related to mail in ballots. that somehow it's a fraudulent process. pres. trump: it's already been established. chris: you have an opportunity to respond. go ahead. vice pres. biden: he has no idea what he's talking about. the fact is, i will except it and he will too. do you know why? once the winner is declared after all the ballots are counted, that will be the end of it. and if it's me, and if it's not me i will support the outcome. justl be a president not for the democrats, i will be a president for democrats and republicans. chris: gentlemen, that's the end of it. we are going to leave it there. to be continued in more debates as we go on. bidenent trump, presid

: fracking in biden administration -- inluding coal and fracking biden administration, joe biden said, no, we would work it out. here in pennsylvania were ending fracking would caused half a million jobs, you deserve to know. when joe biden was asked whether he would be willing to sacrifice thousands or hundreds of thousands of blue-collar jobs for the sake of a radical environmental agenda, joe biden's", the answer -- joe biden said quote, the answer is yes. he told alast year, supporter and i quote, i guarantee we are going to end fossil fuels. joe, that includes fracking. [applause] what joe does not know is that america's future depends on energy independence. [applause] so let me tell all of the great workers gathered here at workers for trump, whatever you may hear over every day that remains between now and election day, joe biden and the radical left are going to try to ban fracking and abolish fossil fuels but we are not going to let it happen. guarantee withi four more years of president donald trump in the white house, we will have more fracking, more american energy and en

i trust joe biden. joe biden is going to restore the soul of this country and the character of the white house. wouldn't that be nice? [cheers and applause] >> joe biden will bring integrity in defense of ethics and decency, and honesty to the white house. cheers and applause] >> joe biden will be able to build a team of outstanding policy advisers, domestic policy advisers, and foreign policy advisers and staff them with competent people, something we do not see with this current white house. cheers and applause] second reason is i like joe biden [cheers and applause] he's genuine, caring, authentic, and such a decent, wonderful person. i can't wait for him to get into the white house. cheers and applause] >> the third reason i'm supporting joe biden is joe iden will beat donald trump. cheers and applause] and the fourth reason i'm supporting joe biden is dr. jill biden [cheers and applause] jill biden has been a fierce advocate for children, for women, for people who have suffered domestic abuse, for

jill biden and vice president joe biden. [applause and cheers] [crowd chanting] >> fired up! >> ready to go! >> fired up! >> ready to go! >> fired up! >> ready to go! mr. biden: hello, hello, hello, hello. thank you. thank you. well, y'all did it for me. [applause and cheers] now, we are going to south carolina to win and then we are going to take this back. mr. biden: want to thank everyone who caucused for us, but i want to particularly thank all the precinct captain, all our volunteers that are here. made all those phone calls. i plan to come back to win this state outright. [applause] mr. biden: you know, i could not have done it without -- i want to start out, i've got to recognize a few of the congresspersons here. david titus has been incredible. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: there is a guy named horace here. you ever heard of him? that guy can campaign, man. are you kidding me? also, you know, there is a fellow from a little state called california. [applause and cheers] mr. biden: bill, thank you. thank you. and hilda solis. where's hilda? she was just there. mayb

that is joe biden. he has the courage we respect and the commitment to working americans we need now. on behalf of our governor, i am honored to cast connecticut's 75 votes for our next president, joe biden. >> delaware. passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe

biden: because you vice pres. biden: because he doesn't have a plan. you've got to provide these businesses the ability to have the money to be able to reopen with the ppe, as well as with the sanitation they need. you have to provide -- pres. trump: tell that to nancy pelosi. vice pres. biden: why don't you just shush for a minute? nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have a plan. you won't even meet with them. the republicans won't meet with them in the senate. he sits in his golf course. literally, think about it -- pres. trump: you probably play more than i do, joe. chris: what about the question of reopening? pres. trump: he wants to shut down this country and i want to keep it open. wait a minute, joe, let me shut you down for one second. he wants to shut down the country. we just went through it. we had to because we didn't know anything about the disease. now we found that elderly people with heart problems and diabetes and different problems are very, very vulnerable. we learned a lot. young children aren't. even young people aren't. we've learned a

biden: thank you. >> stay hydrated. >> can i have a picture with you? frmr v.p. biden: sure. ♪ >> i know it is true. thank you and good luck. >> it is a pleasure to meet you. >> please tell me you will be running with president obama. frmr v.p. biden: we have to double the amount of money we spend and focus on it. you ought to get the number of my staffer. thank you. thank you. i hope you are right. you give me the camera and i will take the picture. that is all right. there you go. god love you. >> all the other candidates are doing it. frmr v.p. biden: i don't care about the other candidates. i take better [indiscernible] you have five of them now. one second and i will be happy to do it. >> thank you. ♪ frmr v.p. biden: is the number on here? is there a number for me to reply? >> you are the next president. thank you. frmr v.p. biden: there you go. where are you from? i am irish. 80,000 people showed up. in county loughlin. what is your name? how are you doing? good to see you. >> ok. frmr v.p.

biden: no. look, the world health organization offered, offered the testing kits that they have available and to give it to us now. we refused them. we did not want to buy them. we did not want to get them from them. we wanted to make sure we had our own. i think he said something like, "we have the best scientists in america," or something to that effect. the idea that we are not -- the other thing i want to point out, and i agree with bernie, we're in a situation where we have to now be providing for the hospitals that are going to be needed, needed now. the present system cannot handle the surge that is likely to come, so we should already be sitting down and planning where we're going to put these temporary hospitals, and we can do that. we've been through this before with the coronavirus. excuse me we've been through , this before with dealing with the viruses that the n1h1 as well as what happened in africa. we provided these hospitals dealing with these great pandemics, and were able to d

i like joe biden's certain views. joe biden was there. he had his chance, and i think there should be new blood. it's another reason why for trump. also, you can ask me anything. i am educated. i studied a lot of things. birth burke marks -- marks my wrist. -- i'mo a priest of concerned about religious freedom and also about my rights as a citizen about what i can believe. host: i have one question for you. the people you have talked to, is president trump going to repeat and win michigan again? caller: i believe he is come yes. host: that is daniel in ann arbor. sheldon is up next, in anchorage, alaska, on our support joe biden line. hello. how is the debate for you tonight? caller: it was a pretty bumpy, rough ride. i have to be honest with you. all the bickering and arguing and trump emad and then joe biden allowed himself to get mad. he should have been more at ease. host: why do you support joe biden? caller: i support joe biden because, first of all, when he got in office with barack obama, joe biden cannot be a racist as trump trie

biden: hi. >> hi. [inaudible] >> we are wondering how the expansion of obamacare would impact [indiscernible] [inaudible] vice pres. biden: how are you? [inaudible] vice pres. biden: thank you so much. [inaudible] >> you said you would beat him like a drum. [inaudible] vice pres. biden: thank you. >> we were voting for you before you said you were going to run. remember four years ago, run, joe, ron? -- run, joe, run? [inaudible] >> there you go. [inaudible] >> thank you. [inaudible] vice pres. biden: i know, i know. come on. [inaudible] vice pres. biden: how are you? [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you so much. [inaudible] vice pres. biden: what is your name? [inaudible] vice pres. biden: can i give you a hug? god love you. [inaudible] i know, i biden: know. thank you. [inaudible] vice pres. biden: thank you so much. thank you, thank you. [inaudible] vice pres. biden: do you want another picture? [inaudible] vice pres. biden: it will be hard to put it back together again, but i will try. [inaudible] >

biden: mr. blunt. senator blunt: the certificate of the state of idaho seems to be regular in form and authentic . it appears there from that donald j. trump received for votes for president and michael r pence of the state of indiana received four votes for vice president. >> thank you. >> mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of illinois seems to be regular in norm and authentic, and it appears therefrom that hillary clinton of the state of new york received 20 votes for president and tim kaine of the , commonwealth of virginia received 20 votes for vice president. >> mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of indiana seems to be regular of form and authentic. it appears therefrom that donald j. trump of the state of new york reseved 11 votes for president, and michael r. pence of the state of indiana received 11 votes for vice president. vp. biden: mr. brady? brady mr. president, the : certificate of the electoral vote of the state of iowa appear

host: how do you think joe biden did? caller: joe biden did pretty well. he should have probably told the president to shut up more often so he could get a word out. host: thank you for calling in. thanks for watching. is in wilmington, north carolina on our support president trump line. caller: i am in the bathroom. host: we are going to try holly in spokane, washington. hi, holly. ?hat did you hear tonight caller: well, i was really interested to hear what biden had to say. it was hard to understand him when president trump was consistently talking over him. getting, the fact of rid of obamacare or general health care like that, i think it's a very bad idea. more people have been able to get the treatments that they need through that. taking that away will just end up with more dead americans. if both men care about the american people, then they should give them the health care they need. a third line set aside for those of you who are truly undecided or are supporting someone else. we would like to hear you -- hear your views as well. 202-748-8922 is t

biden: mr. biden: i do rule out banning fracking because we need other industries to ultimately get to complete zero omissions by 2025. what i will do with fracking over time is make sure we can capture the emissions from fracking, capture the emissions from gas. we can do that by investing money, but it is a transition to that. kristen: i have one more question. pres. trump: excuse me -- he was against fracking. he said it. i will show it to you tomorrow. until he got the nomination, went to pennsylvania. pennsylvania, he will be against it very soon. mr. biden: fracking on federal land, i said. kristen: let me ask this final question in this section. president trump, people of color are much more likely to live near oil refineries and chemical plants. in texas, there are families who worry the plants near them are making them sick. your administration rolled back regulations on these facilities. why should these families give you another four years in office? pres. trump: the families we are t