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>> sometimes some words, get them all right. if you send me to washington d.c., i'll always stand and do what is right. >> i want to go to washington and bring balance. stop the partisan bickering and deal with the problems that you guys have been telling me about for the last one plus years. >> neil: we're going down to the wire. everywhere you go, you hear the sound of drums. with the election closing in, the latest job numbers are out. let's say for the first time we're starting to see the jobs slowing down. with just four days to go -- can you believe that? both parties are wr...

the president will visit a small local business that's benefited from the paycheck protection program loans as millions of americans eagerly await another round of direct payments to ease the financial burden of a year battling covid. joining me now to kick things off, my fellow chief white house correspondent and weekend today co-host, peter alexander, who's live at the white house. associated press white house reporter, jonathan la mir, and erin haynes, editor at large at the 91. peter, i have to start with you and this messaging strategy that we are seeing from president biden. ta...

Years. i don't think we've talked in a while. so let's talk about, first, this accusation by mr. rob schenck that something happened in 2014, now in 20 to 22 he comes forward and says that he was told by a woman that justice alito had leaked the supreme court decision to come. how credible is that accusation? >> paul, thanks for having me on. i think it's completely incredible. in fact, the two participants to that conversation -- justice alito and gayle wright, the wrights were having dinner with the alitos -- both deny it. rob schenck has told many lies over his life. in fact, a judge, a fed...

The wrights were first and whitehead in all probability never left the ground. the bill has been passed by the connecticut state's ledgislatul. >> mystery was made in congress today. >> you never know how long you are going to stay and you hope that people will keep you around and let you continue your public service. with 57 years, five months and 26 days under his belt. as of today congressman john dingle has served in congress longer than any one in history. but after half a century of public service, you can see in his office. a democrat from michigan, he was first sworn in as a member of ...