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- Don't let it dominate you.

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- The President back at the White House

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Welcome to "Faith Nation."

I'm John Jessup.

- And I'm Jenna Browder.

President Trump's sang he plans to be back

on the campaign trail as soon

as he recovers from the Coronavirus.

- And that pledge along witha barrage of new tweets,

including tellingcongressional Republicans

to stop negotiating with Democrats

on a COVID relief bill.

Comes after his three nighthospital stay ended yesterday.

CBN White House correspondent Ben Kennedy

joins us now with more.

Ben.

- Well, John and Jenna presidentTrump said, he feels great.

The health experts say, heis likely still contagious

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President Trump back athome, recovering from COVID.

Critics, however complaininghe is downplaying

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- Now Democratic challenger, Joe Biden

is trying to capitalize on having

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His first stop is in Florida,

then some Republican States.

Vice president, Mike Pence and members

of Trump's family planned to campaign

in some key battleground States

as Trump continues to recover.

- John, Jenna.

- Alright, CBN White Housecorrespondent, Ben Kennedy.

Thanks Ben.

Well, the white house hasblocked new FDA guidelines

on bringing potential vaccinesfor COVID-19 to market.

The guidelines could halt the approval

of any vaccines beforethe November 3rd election.

The FDA plan to require trial participants

to be monitored for twomonths for side effects.

And to see how long the vaccine works.

- The agency says the companyis aware of the standards

and that they are still expected

to comply with them despitethis move by the White House.

And tuned here to talk aboutwhat all of this means.

CBA and medical reporter, Lorie Johnson.

Lorie so companies are still supposed

to comply with these guidelines,

even though the WhiteHouse has rejected them.

How could these guidelines if implemented

affect the timeline ofgetting a vaccine approved?

- Well, Jenna, if theseguidelines are implemented

and it looks like they will not be

because the White Housedoes have the final say,

but if they are adheredto then almost surely

there will not be avaccine by election day.

Which can you believe isfour weeks from today.

What's interestingabout this whole process

is the FDA already hadtheir set guidelines

issued in June and only last month,

they decided to lengthen the guidelines

after it was revealedthat there would probably

be a vaccine by election day.

It looks like Pfizer.

The CEO of Pfizer said,

"It looks like we'll havea vaccine by election day."

Then the FDA said,"Actually, we're gonna change

the process and lengthen it,

so that there really effectively

can't be a vaccine by election day."

So the Trump administration is saying

that there's foul playon the part of the FDA.

- And Lorie a significant portion

of the American publichas expressed concern

about the safety of a Coronavirus vaccine

and how quickly this is all happening.

Can drug companies come up with a vaccine

and record time that isalso safe and effective?

- Absolutely.

We could have a lot of people are afraid

because it's being rushed to market.

But the safety standardsthat have not been

there haven't been any corners cut

as far as safety standards are concerned.

So we know that the ninepharmaceutical companies

that are making the vaccinesall signed a joint document.

This is very rare becausethey're competitors saying,

that they're not goingto ask for FDA approval

on a vaccine that has not been,

doesn't meet their strictstandards of safety.

And also there's anindependent advisory board,

that's going to go over all the FDA,

all the data and maketheir FDA recommendation.

And then all the data isalso gonna be made available

to the public.

- And Lorie, just a few seconds left here,

but there is renewed concern

about the spread of the viruswith airborne transmission.

Can you explain that to us?

- Right, the CDC finallycame out yesterday and said,

definitely that we canacquire the Coronavirus

from the tiny little particles in the air

that remained suspendedin the air for hours.

These are the tiny aerosolized particles.

They say the main way is through particles

that come from our mouth,

the larger particles within six feet,

but especially in smallrooms that are unventilated.

These aerosolized particlescan hang out there

for a few hours.

And this is a secondary waythat we can acquire COVID-19.

- All right Lorie Johnson,

CBNs medical reporter thank you so much.

- My pleasure.

- Well, the State of Pennsylvania

and three counties there admit

to incorrectly reporting information

on the removal of ineligiblevoters from their rolls.

According to Judicial Watch,

the state's allegedunverified revised figures

are for Bucks, Chesterand Delaware counties.

Judicial Watch believes the new numbers

are just still a smallfraction of the inactive names.

And joining us now is TomFitton with Judicial Watch.

Tom, welcome to "Faith Nation."

First off, how big of asample are we talking about?

How many people have been purged

from the Pennsylvania voter rolls?

- Well, it's hard to tell they say,

about 30 to 35,000, maybe 40,000,

their initial numbers were 20 or so.

So we're not sure where they'regetting the new numbers,

but they're woefully insufficient,

and they essentiallyadmit that the numbers

they gave the federal government

about what they were doing were incorrect.

And then they give thecourt two sets of numbers,

one by the countiesand one from the state.

So when Pennsylvania doesn't know

how many people are on their rolls

and who's being removed or not,

you got a real problem.

And that's why we initially sued

because we were seeing indications

they weren't keeping the rolls clean

as they were supposed to.

We also sued in North Carolina.

So between North Carolinaand Pennsylvania,

you're talking nearly2 million extra names

in the rolls that probablyshouldn't be there.

And we just sued yesterday in Colorado,

their voting rolls are a mess.

They have about half the counties

that seems to have morepeople on the rolls

that are living there and eligible to vote

and all that's concerned and given

this big mail and ballot, push.

- Tom, any reason to suspect?

You just mentioned those three counties

in Pennsylvania that this is widespread

throughout the state,

or is it just limited to those three?

- Yeah numerous countiesgot major issues there.

And that's admitted in the filings

by the government or Pennsylvania,

the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

So it's a widespread issue,

many, many counties aren't removing

virtually anyone from the rollsthe way they're supposed to.

And we're not asking the people

who are living near be removed.

We're asking that peoplewho've been long been act,

if they have a process to remove people.

So over time, the rolls are cleaner,

which is what law requires.

- Tom, how did you decideto target these States?

You've mentioned Pennsylvaniaand North Carolina.

What made you guys lookspecifically at these States?

- Well, you look at the,

we looked at the States nationally

and found these States had problems

and you see the numbers and the numbers

kinda indicate there's something wrong.

You ask more questions,

and usually you get the runaround,

which suggests even further problems.

And that's why we're in court.

- Tom, you mentioned Colorado--

- In Pennsylvania when wewarned one of the counties,

Allegheny County, theyquickly removed 69,000 names

from their rolls.

So we know there's an issue.,

the counties just wanna fight.

Tom we have a littleless than a minute left.

You've mentioned Coloradoincluded in this.

How could this impactthe election in November?

- Dirty election rollscan mean dirty elections.

When you have a pool of names

that are inactive and ineligible to vote,

that's an opportunity for fraud.

And of course, when youhave supposedly only names

that are active or being nailed,

but when you've got a huge list

that isn't being cleaned, generally,

even the active names become suspect

in terms of their eligibility.

You don't want ballots going to places

where there aren't people to vote.

And that's what it seemsis going to be happening,

in too many places, this election season.

- All right, Tom Fittonwith Judicial Watch.

Tom, thank you for being with us today.

- You're welcome.

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- Welcome back.

A new survey focusing onChristian Latino voters

finds former Vice President Joe Biden

with a voter advantageover President Trump.

- And that is according toClaremont McKenna Colleges,

Latino religions, andpolitics, national survey.

It just 62% of registeredLatino Christian voters

say, they would vote for Biden

compared to 30% who would vote for Trump.

Even so the president'ssupport among the group

has grown significantly since 2016.

And Tony Suarez with the National Hispanic

Christian LeadershipConference joins us now

to talk about the allimportant Latino vote.

Tony, it's good to see you today.

You know, one thing thatthis study also shows,

is that President Trump, he still leads

among Hispanic evangelicals,

but he has a lot less support

from Catholics and Protestants.

- Yeah, well, thank you for having me back

on the program today.

He does continue to have strong,

Hispanic Evangelical support.

It was over 60% in 2016.

We think it's gonna beover 70%, this election.

And it's because of whatthe platform stands for.

Life, religious liberty,

it's the Supreme Court, it's Israel.

It's those issues that continue

to resound with our conviction,

that continue to bringHispanic Evangelicals

to the polls and the strongsupport of President Trump.

And like I said, we're gonna see it again,

this election cycle.

- Tony, we understand the Latino vote

is a diverse voting block,

but can you explain how important faith is

overall to the Latino community?

- Well, absolutely.

I think every flavor of Christianity,

every denomination, every group,

every movement network would tell you

that the fastest growingsegment of their groups

is the immigrant community,

specifically the Hispanic community.

Now what we're seeing platein front of our eyes right now

that the reason that there might be

a slight difference in numbers

from one group to theother is we're seeing

the division between cultural Christians

and true converts to Christ.

We're seeing that true converts

our faith doesn't just applyto one area of our life.

It's not just how we worship on Sunday,

but it's how we spend our money.

It's how we raise our family.

And it definitely hasto do with how we vote

and those, and again, it's my conviction

that those that are completely committed

to Christ will continueto vote for a platform

that supports those Judeo-Christian values

that we've always stood up for.

- Why do you think you need to talk

to about some of thecultural, cultural reasons

and but Tony, why do you think there

is such a difference withwho the Latino community

is supporting?

- Well, again,

some of that will bringout the preacher in me

because it has to do with how deep

does this gospel reallyget on the inside of you?

Is this just some theway I worship on Sunday?

Or is this a true conversion experience?

Because a true convert can not vote

a true Christian, in my opinion,

cannot vote for a platformthat's pro-abortion

or again, there's a groupout there now called

Believers For Biden.

What do we believe in?

I struggled to understand that concept,

when we say we're believers for Biden,

are we believers in abortion?

Are we believers in the government

shutting our churches down?

That's not what Hispanic stands for?

Not my demographic,

not the groups Irepresented I'm a part of.

We came out of communism,

we came out of socialism.

We came out, my grandparents'church was bombed.

Their water well was poisoned

by governments, inColumbia, in the fifties.

And their only crimewas being a Christian.

We came out of that.

There's no way we wouldallow those same sins

to take place in our country.

So the only, and I say it withall due respect to the poll,

the only thing that I can suspect is that,

either they're not true converts,

or just like in 2016, the polls are going

to be proven wrong.

And once the election takesplace, President Trump,

to the surprise of many will be re-elected

the president of the United States.

- We will see just aboutfour weeks exactly to go.

Tony Suarez with the National

Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference.

It's always good to see you, thank you.

- Thank you.- Thank you, Tony.

As we said earlier,

that survey also foundBiden leads Mr. Trump,

among Hispanic Catholics and Protestants,

but not evangelicals.

A demographic that played a huge part

in Trump's 2016 win.

Lara Trump told CBS David Brody,

she believes he'll see thesame support for second term.

- Evangelicals for Trump isgrowing by leaps and bounds.

Now I'm lucky I get to travel

on the Bright Pink Women for Trump bus

all across the country.

But Eric has been goingto some of these events

and I gotta tell you every time he leaves,

he's like there were likea thousand people there.

The prayer was palpable.

You could feel the energy.

You could feel really thespirit of God like taking over,

you know, wherever they are.

They have these, thesegreat outdoor events

that he's done as well.

And so yesterday I was really honored

because I kept getting all these messages

from people we'd love to get together

as you know, a unit of Americans

and pray for the health ofthe President and First lady.

So Pastor Paula White led along

with some incredible faith leaders.

We did a team Trump online, special prayer

at 5:00pm yesterday for thepresident and the first lady

and really for our country,

2020 has been a verytough year for so many.

We had over a million people,

1.2 million people at thatmoment tuning in and praying.

So we know the power of prayer is real.

And thank you to allwho tuned in for that.

- And thank you David with that interview

and up next, Joe Biden's promise

from the campaign trail on Roe V. Wade

and abortion in America.

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- Welcome back.

Joe Biden says he'll make Roe V. Wade

the law of the land if theSupreme court overturns it.

At a Miami town hall meeting last night,

the Democratic presidential nominee vowed

to pass a nationwide law tomake abortion rights permanent.

The nomination of Amy Coney Barrett

to the Supreme court is causing concerns

that conservatives willrevoke the 1973 ruling.

President Trump tweeted in response,

"Joe Biden just took a moral liberal,

a more liberal position, rather

on Roe V. Wade than ElizabethWarren at her highest."

He also claimed Biden aimsto pack the Supreme court

and urged his supporters to quote,

"Get out and vote."

- And another issue that's been

before the United StatesSupreme Court, many times

is religious freedom.

And there is one case right now.

That's top of mind forJustices Clarence Thomas

and Samuel Alito.

- And Jenna that's--

- Yeah, John, it may be revisited.

- I jumped the gun there Jenna.

that is the Obergefell versus Hodges case,

which legalized gay marriage and which

some pro-family groups say,

came at the expense of religious freedom.

Joining us now is Peter Sprigg

with the Family Research Council.

Welcome Peter.

- Thank you for having me.

- Well, Peter, the 2015 rulingwas a landmark decision.

Explain how the courtcame to its conclusion

affirming the right to gay marriage?

- Well, as the dissenters in that case

said quite strongly.

They did not base it,

It was not rooted inthe constitution itself.

There is no right to same sexmarriage in the constitution,

but Justice Kennedy whowrote the majority opinion,

concluded that it was a violation

of equal protection, basically

not to allow same sex couples to marry

when opposite sex coupleswere permitted to marry.

He made it an issue of access to marriage.

When really we believe it was an issue

of the definition of marriage.

Nevertheless, thatdecision as the dissenters

warned at the time, hashad a lot of consequences,

including bringing upissues of religious liberty

for people who may havedisagreed with it that decision.

- So why do you think the justices

have brought up this case now?

- Well, what happened yesterday was

that the Supreme Court issued orders

on some of the cases thathad been appealed to them.

One of those was a casecalled Davis vs. Ermold.

Now the Davis referredto there is Kim Davis,

a County Clerk in Kentucky,

who was in the news five years ago

because she was a Christian

who had a conscientious objection

to issuing marriage licensesfor same sex marriage.

And so she declined to doso and was immediately sued.

And even for a brief period of time

was jailed because of her,

her standing up for her conscience.

So she's had a couple oflawsuits that she's dealt with.

This one involved a legal principle

called Qualified Immunity,

which is the idea of public officials

not being held personally responsible

for things they've done,

in the course of their official duties.

Now the Supreme court yesterdayturned down that case.

They said, we're not gonna hear this case.

But in an unusual move JusticeThomas issued a statement,

once again, criticizingthe Obergefell V. Hodges

decision and noting theproblems with religious liberty

that it has generated.

- Peter, about a minute left,

but what do you think mayhappen to challenge it and why?

- Well, you know, some people on the left,

some LGBT activists arereacting a bit hysterically

to this document yesterday,

as though it shows that the Supreme Court

is on the verge of overturning over DFL.

There were only two justiceswho signed this opinion,

Justice Roberts, who was a dissenter,

did not in over DFL, did not sign it.

And the two newest JusticesGorsuch and Kavanaugh

did not sign it either.

We don't know where Amy ConeyBarrett would stand on this,

but it makes the important point

that resolving thesecontroversial social issues

through the courts, prevents us

from being able to dothe kind of negotiating

that would take placewhen they're resolved

through the democratic process.

- We are out of time.

Thank you so much.

The Family Research Councils Peter Sprigg,

and we'll be right back after the break.

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