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California fires burn record 2m acres Justice department seeks to defend Trump in lawsuit tied to rape allegation Special report: how democratic norms are under threat ahead of election 462 coronavirus deaths and 28,549 new Covid-19 cases reported yesterday Sign up for our First Thing newsletter 11.25am BST Lloyd Green has reviewed Michael Cohen’s book for us – reaction to the publication of Disloyal is dominating the airwaves. Green says it’s easy to distrust Cohen and the book should be taken with more than a grain of salt. But he also describes it as “a readable and bile-filled take on Trump and his minions”. He also picks up this supposed insight about the president’s attitude to Russia’s Vladimir Putin. Cohen records that on numerous occasions Trump told him the Russian president was “the richest man in the world by a multiple”. Trump is quoted explaining: “If you think about it, Putin controls 25% of the Russian economy … imagine controlling 25% of the wealth of a country. Wouldn’t that be fucking amazing.” Consistent with that take, Trump muses that a Russian oligarch who bought property from him was actually doing Putin’s bidding. “The oligarchs are just fronts for Putin,” Trump purportedly said. “That’s all they are doing – investing Putin’s money.” Related: Disloyal review: Michael Cohen’s mob hit on Trump entertains – but will it shift votes? 11.17am BST We’ve all got views on how reliable polling is, but a new Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll today is claiming that Joe Biden leads Donald Trump by 12 percentage points nationally among likely US voters. They also say it indicates that the number of persuadable voters has shrunk compared with four years ago. It was conducted online between 3 September and 8 September, so after the national conventions would have had their effect. It found 52% of likely voters planned to support Biden, 40% back Trump, and just 5% said they remained undecided. 11.03am BST Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden will visit the battleground state of Michigan today, where he will outline new proposals to tax companies that move US jobs overseas and offer incentives for companies to invest in domestic operations. Joseph Ax reports for Reuters that in a visit to the Detroit suburb of Warren, Biden will propose an “offshoring tax penalty” on profits from products made overseas and sold in the United States, according to a Biden adviser. Biden, who has already proposed raising the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%, would impose a 30.8% rate on such profits. 11.00am BST Good morning. Here’s our live coverage of the day’s US politics and the latest on the coronavirus crisis. Here’s a quick catch-up on where we stand, and a bit on what we can expect today. Continue reading…
