Erin Burnett OutFront

Trump's hypocrisy on coronavirus: Trump, who frequently politicizes the current pandemic, has accused and tells Biden to stop "playing politics" with the pandemic and virus. Trump claims that Biden's approach to ending the pandemic is "regressive, it's anti-scientific, and it's very defeatist." 

Trump doesn't refute and fuels unfounded and false birther theory about Sen. Harris. Harris on parent's influence, "They came from opposite sides of the world to arrive in America.  

Trump admits that he opposes USPS funding to stop mail-in voting. Trump doubles down on opposing postal service funding to stop mail-in voting. Trump says that funding USPS will lead to "fraudulent" mail ballots. 

CDC director says that in public health terms, we could see the "worst Fall" in the United States' history. United States testing chief says that testing everyone on a frequent basis could instill a false sense of security. Fauci says that he is "not pleased with how things are going" with the coronavirus. A new study is saying that the New York City death toll is comparable to the 1918 flu pandemic. The study suggests that the coronavirus is at least just as deadly as the 1918 flu pandemic. 

Kansas City, MO has extended its state of emergency through mid-January. 

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Trump attacks presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Sen. Kamala Harris after their first appearance. During a briefing at the White House, Trump called Harris a "very risky pick," along with "angry" and "mad," tropes used against African American women.

Biden and Harris took aim at Trump in their first campaign event together in Wilmington, Delaware Wednesday. Sen. Harris pointed to President Trump when discussing why the United States leads the world with the most Covid-19 infections. Biden assured that he and his running mate were going to get to work to fix Trump's "mess." Biden added, taunting Trump with, "Is anyone surprised Donald Trump has a problem with a strong woman."

Since the announcement of Biden's VP pick, he says his campaign raised $26 million. 

Biden says Kamala Harris' husband, Doug Harris, could also be "a barrier breaker" as the United State's first second man. 

Both Biden and Harris will formally accept the Democratic nominations during the party's convention held virtually next week. 

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Biden picks Sen. Kamala Harris as running mate for the 2020 presidential election. Harris is now the first woman of color to be put on a major ticket. Biden and Harris are to appear for the first time as the Democratic ticket tomorrow. Harris has been a United States senator since 2017 and was previously California attorney general. 

Biden says he first met Harris through his son, Beau: "I thought a lot about that as I made this decision."  A Biden official said that Biden called Kamala Harris to offer her the vice president job 90 minutes before the announcement. 

Trump responds to Biden choosing Harris as running mate. Trump dodges questions on past donations to Sen. Harris. Trump calls Harris "nasty" and "disrespectful" after Biden named her for the vice president position. Financial filings show that Trump donated $6,000 to Kamala Harris' campaign for attorney general. Trump said he is "surprised" that Biden picked Harris as running mare because she was "very, very nasty" to him. 

Trump attacks Sen. Kamala Harris by saying she's "just about the most liberal person in the United States senate." 

"Joe Biden nailed this decision," said Obama on Biden's Harris pick.

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Trump was briefly escorted from a White House briefing room after secret service was involved in a shooting outside the White House. Trump says that his administration will "continue to save as many lives as possible" as the United States has averaged more than 1,000 deaths a day for two weeks. Trump says the United States will be in "very good shape" in short period of time, while the World Health Organization says the "virus is proving exceptionally difficult to stop." 36 states see positivity rates above recommendations. 

A new report says that the number of United States child Covid cases are up 90 percent in the last four weeks. Kids are now nine percent of reported United States cases. Nearly 100,000 children tested positive last two weeks of July. 

A 21-year-old had a mild Covid case and then suffered organ failure. A study shows that 78 percent of patients had cardiac abnormality after the virus. 

Former presidential candidate Ex-GOP Gov. John Kasich is supposed to make a case in support for Biden during the DNC, with an endorsement. More than 100 Black men tell Biden to pick a Black Woman for vice president, says not doing so "means you will lose the election."  

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With negotiations collapsing and the U.S. having lost 13 million jobs, House speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin describe stimulus talks as "very far apart". United States ranks near the bottom in assessment of global pandemic response. A key model predicts U.S. death toll could reach 300,000 by December - but consistently wearing masks can save 70,000 of them. 

Erin Burnett Outfront goes live to Bedminster, New Jersey as President Trump speaks live with White House pool reporters. 

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