either you have the choice of 3 donald trump — who will sit in the oval office stewing, plotting revenge, retribution, writing out his enemies list — or what i will be doing, which is responding to folks like the folks last night with a to—do list. donald trump is going to be, as you say, in arizona and nevada, again key states for him. i suspect there we will see him talking about issues around immigration in particular, which he feels is a weak point for kamala harris, and also her suitability for the presidency. there are a lack of details from _ there are a lack of details from both_ there are a lack of details from both parties- there are a lack of details from both parties on- there are a lack of details from both parties on the i from both parties on the economic_ from both parties on the economic policy. - from both parties on the economic policy. it - from both parties on the economic policy. it will i from both parties on the i economic policy. it will be nice — economic policy. it will be nice to _ economic policy. it will be nice to have _ economic policy. it will be nice to have more - economic policy. it will be nice to have more of- economic policy. it will be nice to have more of a - nice to have more of a direction _ nice to have more of a direction of— nice to have more of a direction of how- nice to have more of a| direction of how things nice to have more of a - direction of how things will of people — direction of how things will of people who _ direction of how things will of people who live _ direction of how things will of people who live in _ direction of how things will of people who live in this - direction of how things will of people who live in this area, i people who live in this area, who— people who live in this area, who come _ people who live in this area, who come to _ people who live in this area, who come to this _ people who live in this area, who come to this place - people who live in this area, who come to this place andl people who live in this area, l who come to this place and all the bread _ who come to this place and all the bread and _ who come to this place and all the bread and butter- who come to this place and all the bread and butter of- the bread and butter of this business _

kamala harris once again goes on the offensive as a new poll from the wall streetjournal puts her republican rival donald trump ahead of her in the us presidential race. we'll be live in two more swing states that could decide the result, arizona and wisconsin. also tonight, government ministers from caribbean countries say it's only a matter of time before the uk changes its mind and agrees to reparations for the country's historic links to slavery. on his way to the gathering, sir keir starmer insisted it was better to focus on future challenges such as climate change. we'll be speaking to baroness scotland, secretary general of the commonwealth of nations. we are also keeping an eye on potential cease—fire talks in egypt between israel and hamas as efforts intensified to restart negotiations. we start tonight in the us, where there are nowjust i2

days to go until the presidential election, and whilst it is too close to call, there has been a clear change in the democratic campaign in the last 48 hours. there is a feeling in the kamala harris camp that they might be slipping behind donald trump. this is our latest poll tracker in the battleground states. as you can see, it really highlights how tight the race is, with donald trump ahead in four states. kamala harris is leading in three. all of them are within the margin of error, but the alarm bells will be ringing. for example, a poll from the wall streetjournal out today has donald trump ahead 47% to 45% nationally, but as you can see from our national poll tracker, prior to this, vice president harris has been ahead nationally in most polls. in an attempt to wind over voters, she is visiting the battleground state of georgia laterfor a rally with some well—known names. she is expected to be joined by rock legend bruce springsteen, entertainer tyler perry and former president barack obama.

recently, musicians usher and lizzo have also said they're backing kamala harris. donald trump also has his own celebrity backers, of course. hulk hogan and elon musk are among those supporting the republican candidate. the former president trump will head to arizona and nevada later. both states presented tough challenges for him back in 2020, with president biden winning both by slim margins. so both candidates set for big rallies in the coming hours. we have already heard from kamala harris. here she is speaking a little while ago before she sets off for that campaign stop in georgia. the american people are being presented with a very serious decision, and it includes what we must

understand will happen starting on january the 20th and this choice. either you have the choice of a donald trump — who will sit in the oval office stewing, plotting revenge, retribution, writing out his enemies list — or what i will be doing, which is responding to folks like the folks last night with a to—do list, understanding the need to work on lifting up the american people, whether it be through the issue of grocery prices and bringing them down or investing in our economy, investing in our small businesses, investing in ourfamilies. now, if you were watching yesterday's programme, you would have seen us speaking live with radio hosts from pennsylvania and north carolina, two states that trump is leading in. tonight, we're heading to wisconsin and arizona, and we can speak with bridget bowden, a reporter with wisconsin public radio, and broadcaster gayle bass. great to have you with us on the programme today. and i will begin with you, that latest poll from the wall street journal reminding us just poll from the wall street journal reminding usjust how tight this race is. we keep saying it, but it's important to look at those polls. how are

things shaping up there in arizona?— things shaping up there in arizona? ~ ., arizona? well, as you note, donald trump _ arizona? well, as you note, donald trump has _ arizona? well, as you note, donald trump has been - arizona? well, as you note, . donald trump has been leading in arizona. when kamala first -ot in arizona. when kamala first got into— in arizona. when kamala first got into the race, she got a bum — got into the race, she got a bum from _ got into the race, she got a bum from that and now it has even — bum from that and now it has even to— bum from that and now it has even to back out. and in arizona. _ even to back out. and in arizona, it's going to be one of those _ arizona, it's going to be one of those split tickets because you have _ of those split tickets because you have donald trump at the too _ you have donald trump at the too i— you have donald trump at the top. i think donald trump probably will win arizona but as for— probably will win arizona but as for the whole kit and caboodle, i don't know. i still caboodle, idon't know. i still thihk— caboodle, i don't know. i still think it's _ caboodle, i don't know. i still think it's too close to call, but — think it's too close to call, but for— think it's too close to call, but for senator, i think it's going _ but for senator, i think it's going to _ but for senator, i think it's going to be ruben gallago, he is hot — going to be ruben gallago, he is hot by— going to be ruben gallago, he is not by nine points with the ability— is not by nine points with the ability to— is not by nine points with the ability to know is that arizona is deeply, deeply red for many years — is deeply, deeply red for many years. people moving about myself— years. people moving about myself who move here just under 30 years— myself who move here just under 30 years ago coming in with differeht_ 30 years ago coming in with different political philosophies that are not as deeply— philosophies that are not as deeply red and that is why arizona _ deeply red and that is why arizona is now purple. so we kind — arizona is now purple. so we kihd of— arizona is now purple. so we kind of fluctuate during the elections. kind of fluctuate during the elections-— elections. and, bridget, in wisconsin. _ elections. and, bridget, in wisconsin, are _ elections. and, bridget, in wisconsin, are you - elections. and, bridget, in wisconsin, are you feeling | elections. and, bridget, in. wisconsin, are you feeling the intensity of being one of the

swing states in this race? yes, here in wisconsin _ swing states in this race? yes, here in wisconsin we _ swing states in this race? yes, here in wisconsin we are - swing states in this race? yes, here in wisconsin we are very. here in wisconsin we are very used — here in wisconsin we are very used to— here in wisconsin we are very used to very— here in wisconsin we are very used to very close _ here in wisconsin we are very used to very close elections l here in wisconsin we are veryl used to very close elections in state-wide _ used to very close elections in state—wide elections. - used to very close elections in state—wide elections. in- used to very close elections in| state—wide elections. in 2020, president _ state—wide elections. in 2020, president biden— state—wide elections. in 2020, president biden won _ state—wide elections. in 2020, president biden won by - state—wide elections. in 2020, president biden won by less i president biden won by less than — president biden won by less than a — president biden won by less than a percentage _ president biden won by less than a percentage point, . president biden won by lessl than a percentage point, and president biden won by less - than a percentage point, and so it is very— than a percentage point, and so it is very much _ than a percentage point, and so it is very much a _ than a percentage point, and so it is very much a toss _ than a percentage point, and so it is very much a toss up- than a percentage point, and so it is very much a toss up here. i it is very much a toss up here. we never— it is very much a toss up here. we never know— it is very much a toss up here. we never know what - it is very much a toss up here. we never know what to - it is very much a toss up here. i we never know what to expect. those _ we never know what to expect. those big — we never know what to expect. those big celebrity— those big celebrity endorsements we talked about in the introduction. i missed you to get your views. do you think those make a difference to voters, bridget?— voters, bridget? they definitely _ voters, bridget? they definitely bring - voters, bridget? they| definitely bring crowds voters, bridget? they - definitely bring crowds out. we saw earlier— definitely bring crowds out. we saw earlier this _ definitely bring crowds out. we saw earlier this week— definitely bring crowds out. we saw earlier this week president obanra — saw earlier this week president obama visiting _ saw earlier this week president obama visiting madison- saw earlier this week president obama visiting madison with l obama visiting madison with minnesota _ obama visiting madison with minnesota governor- obama visiting madison with minnesota governor tim - obama visiting madison withl minnesota governor tim walz obama visiting madison with - minnesota governor tim walz and drew— minnesota governor tim walz and drew a _ minnesota governor tim walz and drew a large — minnesota governor tim walz and drew a large crowd _ minnesota governor tim walz and drew a large crowd out _ minnesota governor tim walz and drew a large crowd out to - minnesota governor tim walz and drew a large crowd out to the - drew a large crowd out to the arena — drew a large crowd out to the arena here, _ drew a large crowd out to the arena here, so— drew a large crowd out to the arena here, so they- drew a large crowd out to the| arena here, so they definitely attract — arena here, so they definitely attract crowds. _ arena here, so they definitely attract crowds.— arena here, so they definitely attract crowds. and they are in phoenix, attract crowds. and they are in phoenix. do — attract crowds. and they are in phoenix, do you _ attract crowds. and they are in phoenix, do you think- attract crowds. and they are in | phoenix, do you think someone like bruce springsteen is going to appeal to voters in arizona? could he change voters minds or persuade voters who are undecided about whether they are going to actually exercise their right to vote or to

actually had out on pulling day? i actually had out on pulling da ? ~' , ., , actually had out on pulling da ? ,, , ., , ., actually had out on pulling da ? ,, , ., ., day? i think people who are undecided _ day? i think people who are undecided are _ day? i think people who are undecided are going - day? i think people who are undecided are going to - day? i think people who are undecided are going to go l day? i think people who are i undecided are going to go into the box — undecided are going to go into the box to make up their mind. because — the box to make up their mind. because arizona is so split, and — because arizona is so split, and recall last time, as bridget— and recall last time, as bridget alluded to, they are used — bridget alluded to, they are used to— bridget alluded to, they are used to close elections. we are not _ used to close elections. we are not last— used to close elections. we are not. last year was kind of an outlier— not. last year was kind of an outlier for— not. last year was kind of an outlier for us thatjoe not. last year was kind of an outlier for us that joe biden actually— outlier for us that joe biden actually want. no democrat has won arizona since bill clinton did. _ won arizona since bill clinton did, so— won arizona since bill clinton did, so for— won arizona since bill clinton did, so for us to be this close is new— did, so for us to be this close is new territory for us, but i think— is new territory for us, but i think going forward, it's going to happen again and this time is no — to happen again and this time is no exception. will bruce move _ is no exception. will bruce move the needle? maybe for some people _ move the needle? maybe for some people of— move the needle? maybe for some people of a certain age group who— people of a certain age group who actually know who he is. ok, — who actually know who he is. ok. that's _ who actually know who he is. ok, that's interesting because it leads me onto my next question because earlier today i was in a meeting with some of my colleagues from the bbc in the us, and one of the groups that we were talking about with young voters. so what is your sense, both of you, about what

young voters might do in this election? will they be moved to actually go out and vote, and if so for whom? and are they the sorts of voters who are being picked up in all of these and surveys or not, bridget, what do you think? i and surveys or not, bridget, what do you think? i definitely have seeing — what do you think? i definitely have seeing young _ what do you think? i definitely have seeing young voters - have seeing young voters excited _ have seeing young voters excited here _ have seeing young voters excited here in— have seeing young voters excited here in the - have seeing young voters excited here in the last . have seeing young voters i excited here in the last few days — excited here in the last few days. early _ excited here in the last few days. early voting - excited here in the last few days. early voting started i excited here in the last fewi days. early voting started in wisconsin _ days. early voting started in wisconsinjust_ days. early voting started in wisconsinjust a _ days. early voting started in wisconsin just a couple - 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to cast their early votes. and there was actually a rapper l to cast their early votes. and i there was actually a rapper who was an— there was actually a rapper who was an atum _ there was actually a rapper who was an alum of _ there was actually a rapper who was an alum of the _ there was actually a rapper who was an alum of the university. was an alum of the university who— was an alum of the university whojoined _ was an alum of the university whojoined them, _ was an alum of the university whojoined them, and - was an alum of the university whojoined them, and it - was an alum of the university whojoined them, and it wasl whojoined them, and it was just— whojoined them, and it was just a — whojoined them, and it was just a big _ whojoined them, and it was just a big energetic - just a big energetic celebration - just a big energetic celebration of- just a big energetic . celebration of voting. just a big energetic - celebration of voting. so just a big energetic _ celebration of voting. so there definitely— celebration of voting. so there definitely is _ celebration of voting. so there definitely is some _ celebration of voting. so there definitely is some excitementl definitely is some excitement there — definitely is some excitement there. �* definitely is some excitement there. . ., definitely is some excitement there. �* ., ~' definitely is some excitement there. . ., ,, ., there. and do you think that ounu there. and do you think that young voters _ there. and do you think that young voters are _ there. and do you think that young voters are going - 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there is a family tradition of voting a certain way? i think there is a — voting a certain way? i think there is a pending _ voting a certain way? i think there is a pending tradition l there is a pending tradition going — there is a pending tradition going on, but i solicited some of them — going on, but i solicited some of them are motivated. in our little — of them are motivated. in our little blended family, my girls which — little blended family, my girls which are my boyfriend and his ex-wife's — which are my boyfriend and his ex—wife's girls, they are very, very— ex—wife's girls, they are very, very keyed _ ex—wife's girls, they are very, very keyed up. one is actually voting. — very keyed up. one is actually voting, both the money for the first on— voting, both the money for the first on this year and one of them — first on this year and one of them is _ first on this year and one of them is definitely involved in them is definitely involved in the campaign. she feels very strongly— the campaign. she feels very strongly about it, and she actually _ strongly about it, and she actually got to meet one of the candidates, took a picture, shook— candidates, took a picture, shook a _ candidates, took a picture, shook a candidate's and i'm trying — shook a candidate's and i'm trying to— shook a candidate's and i'm trying to decide which one, and for her— trying to decide which one, and for her that was very, very exciting _ for her that was very, very exciting. and exciting and motivating, and another one, and _ motivating, and another one, and other— motivating, and another one, and other family friend, basically our goddaughter, she is saving — basically our goddaughter, she is saying her mum sent her her battot — is saying her mum sent her her battot to— is saying her mum sent her her ballot to fill out and sent her a fedex— ballot to fill out and sent her a fedex form to she can send it back— a fedex form to she can send it back because she wants to make sure to _ back because she wants to make sure to get in arizona, and she said _ sure to get in arizona, and she said her— sure to get in arizona, and she said her other friends in college _ said her other friends in college are think their parents are pulling it out for them i was — are pulling it out for them i was in _ are pulling it out for them i was in college those were the years— was in college those were the years when i was like i don't agree — years when i was like i don't agree with anything my parents

say, _ agree with anything my parents say, they— agree with anything my parents say, they don't know anything. i've changed my mind sense, but voung _ i've changed my mind sense, but young people, the ones that are motivated are super motivated. some _ motivated are super motivated. some of— motivated are super motivated. some of them are thinking... and _ some of them are thinking... and do— some of them are thinking... and do you think that those young voters are going to lean towards kamala harris because of the issue of repetitive rights for women? typically is ounu rights for women? typically is young people _ rights for women? typically is young people that _ rights for women? typically is young people that lean - rights for women? typically is l young people that lean towards democrats, but it's all about turnout~ _ democrats, but it's all about turnout. and one of the things you mentioned are the polls, the watt— you mentioned are the polls, the wall streetjournal you mentioned are the polls, the wall street journal and everything, i stopped listening to the — everything, i stopped listening to the polls since sometimes i -et to the polls since sometimes i get it— to the polls since sometimes i get it wrong, and i listen to the pollsters who run the elections. and let'sjust say to everybodyjust needs to go out and — to everybodyjust needs to go out and vote. it's all about who — out and vote. it's all about who has— out and vote. it's all about who has a _ out and vote. it's all about who has a good ground game and who has a good ground game and who is— who has a good ground game and who is motivating people, and the fact— who is motivating people, and the fact that they've got beyonce showing up in texas, that's— beyonce showing up in texas, that's huge. the one thing that i that's huge. the one thing that i see _ that's huge. the one thing that i see democrats complain about if they— i see democrats complain about if they want to see michelle obama _ if they want to see michelle obama. they are like she needs to be _ obama. they are like she needs to be on— obama. they are like she needs to be on the campaign trail. thev— to be on the campaign trail. they want her out there. they think— they want her out there. they think that _ they want her out there. they think that she is a huge

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