Trump announces he's going to be a regular contributor to Fox & Friends, appearing once a week. The announcement surprised the hosts, who probably thought he has better things to do.
Trump used to contribute to Fox before he ran for office, pushing birther conspiracies.
Trump says reporters give Joe Biden the answers to questions and put them on a teleprompter for him. This is completely made up and false.
Trump says America is "rounding the turn" on the virus and that things are improving.
There were 447 deaths reported yesterday, and a total of 194,397 deaths and rising.
Trump rants about Nevada governor Steve Sisolak, who criticized Trump for dangerously holding a rally indoors (Herman Cain died of COVID after attending a previous Trump rally).
Trump baselessly says this proves Sisolak is going to cheat him out of winning Nevada.
Attempting to contain the fallout from his interviews - multiple interviews - with Bob Woodward, Trump now claims he read the entire book and declares it "a bad book."
Trump says people in countries like Austria "live in the forest" and have "forest cities." He says in these areas they "have more explosive trees" than California, but don't have the same kind of fire problems. He says this is because they "thin the fuel."
Previously: Watch Trump explain California fires: Trees 'just explode' americanindependent.com/trump-californ…
Trump says the third quarter economic numbers "coming out just before the election" are going to be "extraordinary" and "big."
Trump keeps telling the hosts of Fox & Friends he has a "headwind," apparently not understanding a headwind is a negative thing pushing *against* you.
Trump again pushes the conspiracy theory that Joe Biden is taking some sort of debate-enhancing drug.
Trump promoted conspiracy theories about Obama being a foreigner and climate change being a Chinese hoax, so this is in line with his past statements.
Donald Trump: "We can't have a president that is mentally lost."
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