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Joe Biden said he hopes Donald Trump has learned a lesson when it comes to holding big events ahead of plans for the president to host a massive swearing-in ceremony for his Supreme Court nominee Monday night. 'I just hope he is willing to learn a lesson, and there will be significant social distancing. I don't blame him for celebrating. There are a lot of things he can be doing without massive crowds,' Biden said.  The Democratic nominee made his remarks during a surprise visit to a voter service center in Chester, Pa., on Monday - the same day President Trump held three campaign events in the state.  Biden pointed out that Trump's announcement of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to be nominee for the Supreme Court became a super-spreader event. At least 13 people who attended the event later tested positive for COVID, including the president, first lady Melania Trump, and several senators.  'When the president of the United States puts on these super-spreader events, you s

Bill Gates has criticized White House coronavirus adviser Dr. Scott Atlas as a 'pseudo-expert' and labeled him 'off-the-rails'. The Microsoft billionaire's remarks about Atlas joined an increasing chorus from public health experts that sounded in recent weeks.  'We now have a pseudo-expert advising the president,' Gates said during Yahoo Finance's All Market Summit: Road to Recovery on Monday.  The outlet said that after the initial interview on October 15, Gates confirmed he was speaking about Atlas and added that the Stanford professor is 'off-the-rails.'  While speaking during Yahoo Finance's All Market Summit: Road to Recovery, Bill Gates called Dr. Scott Atlas a 'pseudo-expert' News reports have indicated that Scott Atlas, a neuroradiologist who has gained favor with the President, has promoted the controversial herd theory in the White House.  The notion has been blasted by several other experts, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, wh

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo and communications director for the Trump campaign Tim Murtaugh ended up having an on-air spat on Monday evening as the pair discussed the administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic. The 12-minute interview quickly descended into an argument as Cuomo began by discussing the recent increase in COVID cases across the U.S.  Murtaugh defended his boss saying President Trump had been tackling the coronavirus 'head-on' noting the travel China ban which had been implemented early-on and the recent speedy progress that had been made in therapeutics and vaccine development. But then things got personal as Murtaugh berated Cuomo's brother, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.  CNN's Chris Cuomo and Tim Murtaugh, right, were involved in a fiery interview on CNN Monday night where the Trump campaign spokesperson accused Cuomo of not taking the pandemic seriously "I gave you a chance to put your arguments out there... We'll let people do the

Hunter Biden's former business partner Tony Bobulinski will appear on Tucker Carlson's Fox News show on Tuesday night with 'new allegations', which sources claim will 'bury' the Biden family. Bobulinski has since early October been pushing the story of his time in business with Hunter Biden, 50, and his claims that Joe Biden was involved in the attempts to make deals. Sean Davis, co-founder of The Federalist, tweeted: 'According to a source familiar with the planning, Bobulinski will play recordings of Biden family operatives begging him to stay quiet and claiming Bobulinski's revelations will "bury" the reputations of everyone involved in Hunter's overseas deals.'  Bobulinski and Hunter Biden formed a company in 2017, specializing in infrastructure investment. No deals appear to have been completed, and the firm folded in 2018.  Joe Biden had left the White House and was a private citizen at the time.  Nevertheless, he has insisted he

The House Judiciary Committee Republicans trolled former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday night mocking her as they tweeted 'Happy Birthday' shortly after Amy Coney Barrett had been confirmed to the Supreme Court. 'Amy Coney Barrett, confirmed. Happy Birthday, @HillaryClinton!' the tweet read. The message was posted on the House Judiciary GOP Twitter account and may have been written by its Ranking Member, Congressman Jim Jordan.  The message came minutes after Barrett was confirmed 52-48 in a Senate vote. The House Judiciary GOP Twitter account wished Hillary Clinton 'Happy Birthday' shortly after Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed Although Clinton did not respond directly to the tweet she urged people to vote in next Tuesday's election and turf Senate Republicans out Senator Susan Collins of Maine was the only Republican to cross party lines and oppose the nominee.  Clinton, who was celebrating her 73rd birthday on Monday had condemned Barrett'