been found criminally normally liable for the same should not be president. >> i mean, the dynamics here in terms of saying a woman and male and the and just even the gender dynamics, we're talking about in this in this election we got to bring it back together and just that kind of language is so disturbing to answer your question, kasie election is closed because that still resonates with a lot of people, no matter how problematic some of the languages we talked a lot on the program yesterday about how men are at issue. black black-man the manosphere, this kind of stuff. >> because people can't afford the groceries. >> border open. >> you're not saying that that's not important, but the judge under god i suppose was on incredibly stark display with that tucker carlson moment. thanks to all of you for being here today. thanks to all of you for joining us. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. cnn news central starts right now

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>> that is what is left in the presidential race hitting the campaign trail in georgia today, kamala harris joining forces with a force in democratic politics tonight, the first joint appearance with former president barak obama kamala harris, and brock obama on stage together. that is just after harris was before undecided voters on a solo stage for 80 minutes and made her case against donald trump over and over again. returning to call him unstable. and unfit and for the first time agreeing that she believes he is the definition of fascist you think donald trump is a fascist? yes, i do. yes, i do. they also care about our democracy and not having a president united states who admires dictators. and as a fascist, he's going to sit there and stable, unhinged plotting his revenge, plotting his retribution creating an enemies list i'm

going to tell you my list will be a list of how i address and continue to address the issues that you all are raising this afternoon and evening it will be a to-do list alright, let's get right to cnn's eva mckend in aston, pennsylvania, where the town hall was last night. okay. so a few hours before the town hall, eva, we learned that kamala harris plans to deliver her final closing argument if you will, at the ellipse, the site of donald trump's january 6, rally that says a lot about where they are, where they want to finish up this campaign, and their final pitch, what is the strategy coming out of the town hall last night? >> you know, kate, the campaign is under no illusion that they can capture voters firmly in the former president's camp, but they are confident in the strength of this argument that the former president is exhibiting behavior and has a track record that is just too

extreme especially in these appeals to independent voters and moderate voters and she's also talking about her policy vision as well, a light expanding medicare to provide for seniors who wanted to stay in their home and if you are a vote are waking up this morning asking yourself, so asking yourself, just who is kamala harris? she's talking about her faith walk as well in an effort to appeal to undecided voters let's sometimes twice a day i, you know, my i grew up so we grew up a little neighborhood church in oakland, 23rd avenue church of god, and i was. >> raised to believe in a loving god to believe that your faith is a verb. your work and your life's work should be to

think about how you can serve in a way that is uplifting other people closing argument will also be trained on reproductive rights as well. >> the vice president going to join the former president barack obama, bomber in this star studded event in georgia with spike lee's samuel l jackson all in an effort to appeal to the base of the party as well. wake up those voters who are not paying attention with just less than two weeks to go okay. >> eva, great to see you. thank you. john. >> overnight, donald trump responded to the town hall posting on social media that vice president harris called him hitler she did not. what you did do is agree with general john kelly that trump, as he says, is a fascist. trump also lashed out a kelly calling him a total degenerate and claiming he's making stories up. you can see the picture of the two of them. they're kelly was trump's longest serving chief of staff today, trump heads to arizona, then nevada, cnn's alayna treene is with us

with today's plans. alayna yes. >> well, good morning, john. donald trump is headed to the west coast and luck, a lot of what he's going to be talking about, both in arizona, but also in las vegas. is kind of what we saw him do earlier this week where he's really been trying to make inroads with not only latino voters, but specifically latino man, when i talked to donald trump's senior advisers, they say that's going to be a big part of his rhetoric with these stops, really trying to make inroads with that key demographic. and of course, part of that is because they recognize how incredibly close this election is going to be in that it could be won on the margins. and so any voters, they feel like they can siphon away from harris. they do think she is not doing as well with latino voters as she could be. any voters. they can pull away from her or even tried to turn out who may be are low propensity voters will benefit them, but i do want to talk about some of his language last night. night and what we heard because i actually following the town-hall, a lot of what we saw donald trump's top allies, advisers, people like his son donald trump junior as well as stephen miller, one of his top

aides they really focused on one key answer from harris, which was when anderson cooper asked her, what would you do differently about the last four years? there's even before the town hall started and i know obviously donald trump was on stage during some of this, so he didn't get to watch all of it. trump made the same argument on stage. take a listen to what he said. >> after all the catastrophe she has caused kamala harris can say one thing that you do differently, you saw that what would you do differently? i can't think of anything about the future of our country again this will be america's new golden age there attacking kamala harris's answer in the past, saying that maybe she wouldn't. >> you can think of anything. i mean, they've actually been playing a lot of those clips

that was an answer she gave. to the view and had said one interview they've been playing that interview at a lot of his rallies, but i did actually find as well him saying, i want you to be excited about the future and we're going to deliver a new, a new golden age to america. that's actually kind of different language we've heard donald trump say that over the weekend as well, but normally at these rallies in recent days, he's really been painting a much darker picture of america that was one moment when he was saying, you know, kind of had an optimistic message saying i want you to be excited about the future. so i found that pretty interesting all right, alayna treene, for us this morning, alayna, thank you very much, sara. all right. >> president trump's former national security advisor, michael flynn, has basically built a business around false italy claiming the 2020 election was stolen, but we have new cnn reporting this morning that shows he's been telling a different story in court that is next. and the doj hey, sending a stark warning to elon musk over his million dollars election giveaway. and after that morning so far this morning, musk has yet to announce the latest winter and

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oath on the record, admitting that a key claim that was at the center of one conspiracy around the 2020 election that he had seen no credible evidence of that despite attempting to use that conspiracy to overturn the legitimate election results in 2020. >> take a listen to what michael flynn said during a deadly a position in a lawsuit related to eric coomer, air coomer's a former executive of dominion voting machines, and he's somebody who became a target of the maga right after the 2020 election. but listen to what flynn said when asked point-blank, have you seen any evidence that eric coomer or dominion voting machines rigged the 2020 election? >> have you seen any evidence that you would consider credible mr. flynn that eric coomer played a role in rigging the 2020 presidential election yes or no? >> i have not. no. >> do you believe that there were rigged the 2020 presidential election objection foundation yeah. i mean, no idea have you seen any evidence

that makes you suspect that he rigged the 2020 presidential election? >> no idea that hasn't stopped flynn from continuing to broadly claim that there was widespread fraud and that there was evidence of fraud in the 2020 election. >> and again, there will be fraud in the 2024 election. he's raised money off these claims and he's continued to carve out that unique place in trump's universe. trump himself from the rally stage has even said that he wants to bring michael flynn back if he retakes the white house in 2024. so this is really a window into what michael flynn things privately when he is forced to answer a question under oath and what he's been saying publicly as he tries to drink drum up support for donald trump and also fuel these election lies that are at the center of trump's own campaign when you are forced to tell the truth under oath, a very different michael flynn, we are seeing zachary cohen. >> thank you so much. appreciate it 11 days out from the election and already more than 24 million people we'll have cast their ballots this morning.

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days since an increase. that's actually the longest stretch since the minimum wage was actually established back in 1938 under fdr. now, harris is calling for $15 an hour. she says that the current level is poverty, wages. she's actually wants to double it and she's even suggested maybe higher because you told nbc at least that level, this is an important issue for out of people, especially younger people who tend to make up the bulk of the minimum wage workers, to be more female, less education they work in the service sector, but look, kate, as you know, it's far from clear whether or not this would actually happen if harris gets elected congress has been deadlocked. a lot people, a lot of republicans, a lot of people in the business community are worried that if you raise the minimum wage to high, it could kill jobs it could spike prices. i mean, to some extent that's true, but of course we could debate how high it is too high, exactly. obviously all of this stands in stark contrast

to what trump has said here, right? he was at mcdonald's in pennsylvania the other day he was it's asked directly whether he not he wants the minimum wage to go up and he didn't really answer. he said that the mcdonald's workers' are they work hard and they're great. but he really has not come out yet and said whether he wants it to go up and how high and people know many states have increase their, their statement among wage they've increased it themselves. where is it's still 725, right. >> so a lot of states, new york, new jersey, california, a lot of them have moved it up. but there's still 20 states that only require that 725 an hour includes a lot of midwestern states i will indiana, also texas. some of the battleground states as well, which is interesting, wisconsin, north carolina, and even pennsylvania, where trump was speaking at that mcdonald's. now, when you look at the overall numbers, only about 1% of hourly workers nationally makes 725 i've are

left that has come down in recent years. it come down dramatically from the peak in the late 1970s of north of 13% still though a lot of people only make a little bit more than that, 725 an hour. and obviously kate, the big problem here is virtually nowhere in the country is anywhere like 725 an hour, a livable wage. but whether or not it actually goes up. is going to be decided in part by who wins the white house and maybe even more importantly, the composition of congress. >> yeah, well, and that's what, that's one of the things you can take away from that map you showed a lot of pennsylvania that that's a divided legislature. so you've got you've that's what you're also seeing in the states in terms of what direction when we're the number is, it's good to see you, matt. thank you. thank you, john. >> all right. we do have new reaction this morning to the cnn town hall with kamala harris from some of the country's few remaining undecided voters. and serious, what is wrong with us? >> crocs for dogs? sell out in a single day. be me up scotty,

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in here well, i think the first thing to think about is that it's very different year than it was four years ago. >> remember, there was a pandemic going on so many more people were voting by mail male that said we are getting a lot of data on the early vote in now, and we can start to look at that and it's true that across the board voting early voting is down and it's down substantially in some of those states like wisconsin, you can see it's down arizona, it's down substantially but in georgia and pennsylvania to the other key states, it sounds not so much so we have a little bit more to look at there in most of these states, republicans are, have more votes in the early vote. than they did four years ago. and it's completely flopped in states like nevada and arizona out west, where democrats had an edge in the early voting. according to our data, four years ago now, this

year republicans actually have an edge in that early voting. and part of the reason for that could be that the early voting this year includes a lot more vote by mail as are a lot more early vote in person as opposed to voting by mail. but it's all interesting stuff to look at as it comes in you mentioned georgia just briefly. >> what are some trends that you're noticing in georgia? >> in georgia, we don't have party breakdown in georgia, but we can look at racial breakdown, at break down by gender the general groupings of who's voting, for instance, women it's kind of similar to what it was four years ago, but the numbers or a little bit down and if you look at race for instance four years ago is about 500,000 black voters to about 1 million white voters at this point or that's what it is this year, 500,000 black voters to about 1 million white voters in four years ago, there were more than 650,000 black voters

at this point. but again, we have to caution that all of this is so different this year and we have to see what happens in the 13 days to come yeah. >> zachary wolf. thank you so much for breaking that down for us. really interesting, john, right? >> so what is the feeling this morning after the cnn town hall with kamala harris cnn's john king spoke with undecided voters you all came in, maybe leaning, but undecided or persuadable how many of you show of hands will leave tonight, planning to support the vice president came in leaning that way pretty much right in the middle. >> okay. candidly, leaning. leaning. and now you're decided okay. now three of you have not so let me start with you first, joe, why? >> i think there are still first off, i certainly respect the vice president and the work that she is doing in her office

i think that there are still some at least for me, some personal policy differences i don't think that i still can't get behind her policies on abortion. that's just something that i i can't get behind because that's the right to life is so fundamental in this country that it becomes without that right being respected, it's incredibly difficult to talk about anything else. so i have a policy difference. a number of policy differences with her. that's the biggest one that comes to mind. >> but at the same time, i'm i'm still not sold on the former president either just because of his personality, his actions on january 6, just the way that sometimes he treats people that gets to be a little bit difficult for me to quick follow-up, sir everyone. >> so you don't you're not leaving here planning to vote for trump. you're leaving here still not knowing what to do. >> i came in here leaning in the direction of the former

president i have not made a final decision vice president approached you as she was walking out and we could hear a little bit of it from afar. >> but you were having a conversation about your disagreement on abortion? >> yes. obviously, you still disagree with her. what did it mean to you that she took the time to talk to you? didn't mean anything at all? >> it meant quite a bit actually, i will respect that anybody that are in opposition to hers, and that's or to anybody's really for that matter that's something that that is a personality trait that i really appreciate and that is certainly something that like i tried to have in myself. i tried to do, try to listen to as many points of view as possible in my day-to-day life to try it again that's why i appreciate that element for her it's just on times this can be so very fundamental that, that particular, as you can be so very fundamental to how we talk about anything that's the right to life, not just for abortion,

but the respect of life from the beginning to the end is so very fundamental to how we operate this country. >> we have 12 days to keep in touch with you. go four will come back to the conversation. i just want to go back to the background a little bit so pam lauren, pam on my left, lauren, my right so you're not leaving here, planning to vote for her. do you leave here any clearer in either direction you know, actually, i think if i had to pick right now, i would i would pick her if you had to pick right now, i would it is that you change your minds, has asked the question minute ago, or that's where you're you're more strongly leaning. >> there is there what's what's missing if there's a if there's a missing link to get you to absolutely. what is it? >> that's tough question policy is really my biggest concern. but overall, ai thank i think she is a better candidate and you're a registered republican i'm an

independent. >> you're an independent. would you vote for in 2020 i voted for trump. voted for trump. if you vote for harris in the math that's a big deal, especially where we live here, yeah, the suburbs. yeah. okay. all right. we'll come back to that as well. you also had a conversation with vice president after she immediately if you're the first one, she's todd out. >> lovely yeah. >> tell me about it was you can only buy all your privacy or her privacy, but the point i really felt that i really am i came out of this feeling i had just a feeling of ad duration of her personally, i think personally she is a good person and there was a nice connection especially as a woman there are a lot of things that i connect with her as a woman however, i am very big on details. i'm big on numbers i am a widow with 100% responsibility for my family, for my kids, for their

tuition's for my bills and so i do my own taxes. i'm very much on top of every dollar and so that is where and i'm not really getting it from either candidate to be honest i that's where i just want to see what lines up and i don't know if it's with this kind of environment that you can't commit to something. but i really do have to vote for my family and another thing that is very much a turnoff and this is with both candidates stop trashing each other we don't care stop trashing trump trump, stop trashing the vice president. >> we don't care. >> the voters don't care. >> we don't even know the people they're talking about that this person said this and that, how does that impact the voters? >> that's who you're talking to, that to you're serving.

this feels like high school the gossip. we don't care, don't want to hear it or thanks to john king and those voters for listening. so carefully and to be willing to have that discussion after with us now cnn senior political commentator, former trump campaign adviser david urban, and candor bark off former press secretary to then vp joe biden it was interesting hearing those voters and what they took away from the town hall, the headlines this morning seem very much focused on a moment that happened very early on in the town hall, which was this. listen do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. yes, i do and i also believe that the people who know him best on this subject should be trusted all right. >> pretty blunt. >> pretty direct, and a shift of sorts from where harris started when she got into this race and politico notes this morning, its headline is how

harris ended up sounding like biden so kendra, to you, a question is why why this shift from harris, why plan a speech on the ellipse in washington dc, district of columbia, not at all. >> a swing state for next week well, i think there's a couple of reasons. one is you're seeing john kelly out there talking in two different interviews about exactly what he experienced with donald trump. you know, he went out there. he is a general who is beloved by all. he's not a partisan hack. he, you know, he's put his head down until it was time where he got worried enough where he said, you know, enough is enough. i need to explain who this person is, right? he's admires dictators. he talked about hitler. and so i think for her she is aiming to explain to the public basically what we've known all along that he could be a fascist and in terms of

what she's doing on the mall, i think she is once again trying to explain to everybody that democracy is at stake here, and that there is the potential, if donald trump is elected for a second term for worse than we saw in his first term. >> david, as a republican, what argument would worry you more from harris or does the defense of democracy argument or you know, the donald trump stuff doesn't sell. listen kamala harris participated in a one-person debate last night and she lost okay. she was asked direct questions and she provided very circular answers my colleagues, van jones and david axelrod and others noted that she provided a word salad answer is anderson you ask her specifically direct questions and she didn't provide an answer to them. she went when asked me anderson asked the best question i'll night why didn't you do this four years ago? why haven't you been doing this? ten minute answer? didn't answer the question so what she did last night, i don't think helped to cause at

all. i think people were looking for how are you going? you heard the one woman. how are you going to make my life better? that was a provided donald trump bad is not going to get you to the white house. i hate to break it took it is interesting though, john stewart and admittedly, this was before the cnn town hall what jon stewart did address this issue of whether harris is being held to a different standard here, let's listen ultimate problem, which is this is any of this trump says rielle how are we supposed to understand what and what isn't kamala harris? >> she's going to have an 80 page presentation on exactly how this opportunity economy is going to function. and how it's going to be paid for. meanwhile, the standard for trump is emotional vicinity yeah. >> i just say this. to jon stewart. did he forget the trump administration how trump governed? so i would say, look, the blueprint you want to see a

blueprint for the trump presidency how did people, what do they feel about the trump presidency that he ran? four years ago? people feel very good about every poll. retrospectively say they feel much better than they do about the biden-harris presidency. so if you're looking at the blueprint for who is going to have a better next four years, people overwhelmingly favor the trump presidency over the biden-harris administration. pretty clear. kendra well, i was just going to say a couple of things. >> one, trump walked in with an obama economy. he, he rode the coattails of the president who made the economy great before he walked in. so that's, that's point number one point number two is trump didn't even show up last night. i could not name a single policy that the former president stands for. all right. kamala harris did talk about her policies last night in a way that maybe could have been a little bit more crisp. but the fact is she talked about housing. she talked about the sandwich generation. she talked about the issues that voters do care about at the end of the day. i can't name a single policy that donald trump actually

stands for besides going out there and bashing everybody, including former four-star generals trump did do an event yesterday with a host of people including tucker carlson, david who talked a lot about spanking girls let's listen there has to be a point at which dad comes home. dad come know what he says you've been a bad girl. you've been a bad luck or around. you're getting a vigorous spanking right now the hell he's talking about right there, john, right i don't think it's i mean, i have no idea. i can't defend it anymore. he's talking about nothing. got nothing for you, but i will talk about last night and kamala harris is the poor debate performance isn't i think it was an unmitigated disaster for the point is, so you think they took across the saying that works at odds with

the message you'd rather see getting. listen, i'd rather see the message of donald trump had this past weekend, right where he's going doing the work at a mcdonald's like what's that? are a farmer i rather see any message isn't allies night. i like to see donald trump not connected with people that otrs down chops incredibly good one-on-one retail politics. people love him i think that works in barbershops talking to real people here and there concerns. i think that's very, you know, his best format. i don't think tucker carlson's the best spokesperson for donald trump. i think like donald trump speak for himself. >> very quick answer on that that i want to end on disgusting. >> it is absolutely horrible. i mean, donald trump has been accused of sexual assault multiple times before the fact that this is even being brought up as part of a campaign should hopefully turn off women voters across the country. it's awful. >> so finally, i just want to end on this wall street journal poll that came out overnight, which shows no clear leader in the race, but underlying it,

it's a reminder of the political environment that we're in less than two weeks before election day. the right track, wrong track number that we hear. okay? 64% of americans, 64% say the country is headed in the wrong direction, just 26% say the right direction. and those numbers are actually a little bit worse than august that's a really tough environment, kendra for an incumbent party to run in i mean, what does challenge? does that face pose for harris yeah. >> i mean, it is tough. right. and she's doing something that no one has ever done before, which is trying to run a presidential campaign in three months, donald trump has been running for eight years. and so i think what you're seeing is an incredibly tight race, which they've said all along, it's going to be an incredibly tight race. every vote is going to count, and that's why she's going out there and talking to every single voter in every single way that she can, which is including the town hall last night, which again, donald trump didn't even show up for

let's just be fair. >> it's a democratic party's fault that she's running a very tight race because they have the obs joe biden's condition for years and years and years. and then the last-minute had to substitute or in because they america knew that joe biden wasn't up to the job and rerunning and by the way, john, in that poll kamala harris is unfavorables have continued to soar. they are an all time high her unfavorables are higher than donald trump's trump is over 50%. >> but again, the right track, wrong track number there. it just realized what the environment is in this election. david urban candor, bark off. thank you both very much. sara. >> all right. miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa returned to the practice field for the first time since suffering another concussion during last month's game against the buffalo bills. even though he's back on the field, he has yet to be clear to play in this sunday's game. cnn's andy scholes is here here andy the video of what happened to him last time was so disturbing he says he still wants to play.

do you think that's going to happen this sunday? >> yeah. sara. all signs point to to applying sunday against the cardinals and all his left now is for him to practice fully either today or tomorrow and then meet again with an independent neurological consultant to get that final clearance to return to play into a miss the team's past four games after suffering its third diagnose concussion and week two against the bills but here's what to had to say about his return earlier this week do i want to be known for this no, i don't but that's that's the cars i've been dealt with given the history of it, so it is what it is. i appreciate your concern. i really do i love this game and i love it to the death of me that's it the death of me. >> miami went one and three without too on the field, dolphins wide receiver tyreek hill said he was so happy that tool was back running the offense. it almost made him cry. now in college football, nc state quarterback grace and

mccaul has decided to retire from football following his latest head injury that he suffered earlier this month on instagram, a call said brain specialists, my family and i have come to the conclusion that it isn't my best interests to hang the cleats up and recall was history of concussions was carted off the field after a hit to the head against wake for us on october 5th, he also suffered a head injury, lasts these and while playing for coastal carolina, and we call says he hopes to get into coaching now that his playing career is over our meanwhile, in new york it's going to be a fund day as the liberty celebrate their first ever championship with a ticker tape parade through the canyon of heroes. it's going to start at battery place, go up broadway, an end at city hall. it starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern sara. so you're not too far from there, so you know, after the show, maybe you could book it down the strip and the parade is a great game. i can tell you. i have been congratulations to the liberty and big elie, who can really dance. we'll do that later. andy scholes thank you so much.

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every day until the election to registered voters who signed a petition with his pro-trump super pac. notably the latest winter not announced yet, cnn's marshall cohen, following this for us, most of what exactly is the justice department saying as far as we know? >> hey, kate, good morning. well, sources familiar with the situation told cnn that the justice department indeed did send a letter to elon musk's super pac warning might violate federal law it's against the law, it's a crime to pay people to register to vote, or to incentivize voter registration with cash or prizes and the way that this system was set up here by musk super pac, they launched a petition. they said, if you sign the petition, you could win $1 but the fine print makes clear that in order to sign kate, you need to be registered voter and also you need to live

in a battleground state, which immediately raised the eyebrows of many of the legal experts that we're speaking to. and those concerns seemed to be founded because this was followed up with a letter from the justice department. and as you mentioned there, kate, they've been announcing a winter every day. you can see the footage here of some of the previous winners they launched this sweepstakes on saturday. there was a winner announced every single day until yesterday we and other outlets reported yesterday that this doj letter has been sent and when wednesday yesterday came and went with no announced winner? no, i'm not saying that they necessarily have shut down the sweepstakes. maybe they just got bored or got busy. they have not answered our requests for comment to explain what's going on, but i can tell you that cnn and others reporting what did yesterday that this warning had been sent from federal law enforcement. and then the daily prize went without a winner for

yesterday. >> just taking wednesday off. that was also in the fine print that no one knew about quite yet. and i'm just kidding. we will see we will continue to fall and also see how the justice department follows up. marshall. thank you so much for the reporting. john okay. >> this morning for the first time in history, dinosaur fossils have been discovered on a remote island of hong kong researchers believe the remains to be between 66 plus or minus 40 million years. they really narrowed that down further studies are being conducted to determine this species of dinosaur. according to scientists, the landmark discovery is challenged honoring traditional beliefs, not just about math, but about where fossils might be found. and it could lead to a host of new findings or disneyworld in florida just raised prices on all four legs levels of its annual passes. the top tier pat passed. that was a price tag of more than $1,500, 100 more than its most recent price. the three lower-level annual passes also so saw a 30 to $100 price

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russia this month. why? remains unclear, but the white house says there is a quote highly concerning probability they are there to potentially join the fight against ukraine. new satellite imagery shows how much a russian base where north korean troops were filmed has transformed since their arrival. cnn pentagon correspondent oren liebermann is joining us now oren, what do we know at this stage? just looking at that video, it seems like there is a real underlying story to tell. >> absolutely so far, at least in terms of what the white house is saying. now some 3,000 north korean troops went by ship from north korea to russia in that russia's eastern military district. and then went to three military bases where they are now receiving training. the south koreans in the ukrainians had warned about this, saying they were there to fight on half of russia in ukraine. now the u.s. hasn't gone quite that far in terms of reaching that conclusion, but it warns that's a very real

possibility about what may be coming for these north korean troops. >> white house wouldn't go as far as to say what sort of training they were receiving only that they had seen them sometime between early and mid-october arriving in russia and going to these training bases, the u.s. >> now, watching very closely to see what it is and where it is that these north korean troops end up for the u.s. this is a sign of desperation in the white house's words for russia, they're suffering 1,200 casualties killed and wounded a day in the fighting in ukraine. and that means russian president vladimir putin may need effectively more bodies to fight his war. the white house also made very clear what this means for north korean troops if they end up fighting on behalf of russia, that means they are quote fair game and we'll essentially fight perhaps die like russian troops as they fight against ukraine. here's the u.s being very clear here. sara, one of the key questions that is still out there is what is north korea get in exchange for not

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