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>> right now on cnn this morning. >> this is someone who simply does not respect the freedom of harris slams donald trump's pledge to protect women quote, whether the women like it or not. and this new mexico look i don't make me waste a whole half a day here. okay, look taking a detour. why donald trump took a break from his swing state blitz to visit new mexico, a state republicans haven't won in 20 years. and this we didn't anticipate the type of shenanigans that occurred during that time. >> battleground beat the extensive security measures that michigan has put in place to protect poll workers. after the chaos of 2020. the east coast, a live look at

las vegas, where the vice president is waking up in vegas this morning after both campaigns headed out to the silver state last night. in this final push before election day. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us on this last friday before the election and the fight for female voters continues to be the absolute epicenter of the final days of this campaign kamala harris, seizing on this comment from donald trump about four weeks ago, i was saying, no, i want to protect the people. >> i want to protect the women of our country. i want to protect the women. sir please don't say that. why? they said we think it's. >> we think it's very inappropriate for you to say so why? i'm president. i want to protect the women of our country well, i'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. i'm going to protect them harris calling the remark offensive and tying it to women's reproductive rights, arguing trump doesn't understand a woman's ability to make decisions specifically about their own bodies. >> she capped off a swing

through western states yesterday with a rally in las vegas zeroing in on that remark again he said that he will do what he wants. now i'm about to quote whether the women like it or not, we know the man simply does not respect the freedom of women or the intelligence of women to be able to make decisions about their own lives. >> harris joined on stage by jennifer lopez, who had this message for female voters i believe in the power of women >> let me hear you guys i believe that women, women have the power to make the difference in this election a recent cnn polling shows harris leading among likely female voters by six points in the seven states most likely to decide the election. so far,

women have cast 55% of votes, while men have cast 45%. that 10% margin represents about shying away from women's issues also in nevada, trump said he would tap this controversial figure to spearhead women's health the greatest robert f. >> kennedy jr.. we have health and women's health and all of the different reasons, because we're not really a wealthy or a wealthy country all right. joining us now, dc correspondent for the nevada independent, gaby berenbaum and white house correspondent for bloomberg news kayla gardner, welcome to both of you. thanks so much for being here. just a handful of days out from the election gaby, obviously, nevada at the center of this. it's a state you focused a lot on they really wanted to put this women message to women front and center in part to move off of some of the things

that obviously joe biden had talked about garbage. this was an opportunity they thought the harris campaign to move off of that, to underscore to women what they think a trump administration would mean, what do you make of of how their messaging around this here in the final days? >> yeah, i mean, i think nevada is one of the states that's the exception to early voting trends so far, and that it's one state where you see about even rates between men and women. and so when you look at the voter file data, it's younger women and women of color who have not yet come out to early vote. and that's, i think exactly who with rallies like that, democrats are trying to reach to say, turn in your mail ballot, come vote on this last day of early voting make sure you get out there. and i think you know, it's a it's a strong message. if abortion is really, really popular in nevada in 1990, it was on the ballot by referendum. it won with about two thirds of the vote. it's on the ballot again this year to put it in the state constitution. and i think a closing message of your health should be between you and your doctor and not, you know, a man with a brain worm is probably a good a good way to get people out. >> so between you and your doctor, not you and a man with a brain worm, that is, that is quite the evocative way to put

it, kayla. and this is how the harris team responded on x the platform formerly known as twitter when trump announced that he wanted to put rfk jr. in charge of women's health, the word no and a heart emoji this obviously rfk a controversial figure for many reasons but again, women's health. >> yeah, well, the harris campaign is really in rapid response mode. we saw harris yesterday really start off the day addressing those comments from trump, where he said he would protect women whether they like it or not, specifically talking about migrant crimes. so this is really the mode that they're in, right now. they're trying to draw a contrast with themselves and donald trump and the harris campaign is really encouraged by those numbers of female voters. that 55% of early voters are women. and we know from polling that women are overwhelmingly breaking for harris polls right now really show the gender gap, potentially the starkest, really, in modern history. so

they're really encouraged by these numbers, right now. of course, early voting doesn't always give the full picture. or has the tea leaves here, but right now it sounds like they're confident at this moment. >> the other piece of this, gaby, is that the billionaire mark cuban, who has been supporting harris's campaign, was on the view, and he basically said that trump does not surround himself with, you know strong, intelligent women. trump wrote back, calling mark cuban quote, a really dumb guy who thinks he's hot stuff, but he's absolutely nothing. now out saying, i don't surround myself with strong women. actually he's very wrong. i surround myself with the strongest of women with the understanding that all women are great. i mean, it's clear the trump campaign also understands that they have a problem with women voters.s. thy seem to be trying to make up for it by appealing to young men to try to get them out but still trying to seize on this moment. >> yeah, i think that, you know, first of all, that's vintage trump, right? with that criticism of cuban. but yeah, i mean, i think you've seen his strategy throughout going on

all these podcasts that have predominantly young male listeners both him and jd vance doing joe rogan in the closing days here. i think you're really starting to see that. they hope that young men are not only going to break for them, but turn out that's you know, a low propensity voter demographic typically. and so they're hoping that that's a group that will come through for them on election day, because as kayla said, the numbers with women are looking pretty positive for harris. >> well, and kayla, the question that many some women keep raising on the campaign trail, i'm thinking of elissa slotkin, who's running for senate in michigan, liz cheney, who's been campaigning for harris, is this idea that there is a secret vote of women, right, who are not willing to say to their husbands, to their families that they're going to go and vote for harris? there was an exchange between charlie kirk, or i should say, both charlie cook and kirk and jesse watters, who's a fox news host out there talking about this potential phenomenon. let's watch what each of them had to say it is the embodiment of the downfall of the american family she's coming in with her sweet husband who probably works his

tail off to make sure that she can go, you know, and have a nice life and provide for the family. >> and then she lies to him saying, oh yeah, i'm going to vote for trump. and then she votes for kamala harris as her little secret in the voting booth. >> and if i found out emma was going into the voting booth and pulling the lever for harris, that's the same thing as having an affair that violates the sanctity of our marriage yes. what else is she keeping from me, exactly? what else has she been lying about? >> why would there's a lot there? >> basically i'd love to find out what his wife actually thinks there. but this is also the kind of framing that the harris team seizes on to kind of try to say to women, these people don't take you seriously. >> yeah. i mean, former first lady michelle obama made this argument pretty explicitly when she campaigned with harris, telling women, your vote is secret and private to you and i think we've seen harris really appeal to republican women. she's even talked about having conversations with liz cheney

about abortion, someone who is staunchly pro-life and saying she did not intend for some of the consequences that we're seeing, particularly in the south, where women are not able to seek emergency care. and we've seen the harris campaign really have these ads of heartbreaking stories of people who needed this emergency care and weren't able to have it in some cases, those women dying very sad. >> all right. gaby berenbaum, michael gardner, thanks for starting us off on this last friday before election day. i really appreciate it. all right. still ahead here on cnn this morning, battleground michigan, both campaigns making a final play for the wolverine state. we're going to talk to congresswoman debbie kamala harris needs to win there. plus, china's perspective how people there see the upcoming election as chinese hackers target senior officials in both parties. and the latino vote, vice president kamala harris with another superstar celebrity endorsement as she tries to shore up another part of her coalition it wasn't just puerto ricans that were offended that day, okay? >> it was every latino in this country. it was humanity and

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we got when we recently took to the streets of beijing. >> i know about it, but i don't pay too much attention to it i don't think it will have any impact on our life here. >> to us, ordinary chinese people, whoever becomes the president, whether it's candidate a or candidate b, it's all the same lot of response in china on social media, a similarity between the responses on social media. >> let me show you some of the responses we have seen in recent times as this race really heats up. one person saying the us is about to split that was the response on one platform. someone else saying doesn't matter who it is, their containment of china won't ease. another response that really caught my attention. there's no perfect system, but at least they allow people to question them i should point out it goes without saying, but

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now before it is too late balance right now. it's time to go out on my own. >> well, that ain't gonna happen we built a house of cards. >> it won't take much to blow it all down >> 5:29 a.m. here on the east coast, a live look at phoenix. that key sun in that key sun belt swing state of arizona. electoral. 11 electoral votes up for grabs there. and of course, some candidates come through here in the final days. good morning everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us with just days left in this campaign time and where the candidates choose to spend it it is the most critical resource any campaign possesses. and donald trump spent part of his thursday appealing to latino voters in new mexico, a state that he's lost in each of the past two

elections. >> look, i'm only here for one reason. they all said, don't come. i said, why you can't win new mexico. i said, look, your votes are rigged we can win new mexico. we can win new mexico. i believe we won it twice. okay, you want to know the truth and if you can watch your vote counter if we could bring god down from heaven, he could be the vote counter. >> we would win this. we'd win california. we'd win a lot of states if god could be the vote counter. let us underscore trump did not win new mexico twice. he lost by eight and 11 points, respectively, in the last two presidential races, while trump sowed more doubt about the upcoming election there, the vice president adding another celebrity to the campaign trail, jennifer lopez, appearing late last night at a rally in las vegas, hitting donald trump over the puerto rico comments that were made at his madison square garden rally

he has consistently worked to divide us at madison square garden, he reminded us who he really is and how he really feels it wasn't just puerto ricans that were offended that day, okay? it was every latino in this country. it was humanity and anyone of decent character. >> all right. joining us to talk about all of this, nick johnston, publisher at axios. nick, good morning to you. good morning to see you. great to be here. so trump in new mexico basically saying, well if god counted the votes would have won new mexico. >> i mean, if god counted the vote, even then it would be win new mexico. i want to go out on a limb. i don't think that state is in play. >> so why do it? >> i mean, there's i think two things to look at here. one, there's a lot of sense of optimism among the trump campaign. clearly, the story of the last week has been just their ratio, almost on how confident they are about this. and i think that's borne a little bit in the polling trends. the movement has been in their direction. and then we had a scoop last night about what trump's polar is telling

trump. trump's pollster is telling him about the election, saying that their best position they've been in in the last two campaigns. but let's get down to it. this is still a coin flip election. anyone who tells you who is going to win, they are lying. and so it all just becomes a hunt for votes. any vote you can possibly find and who you can get out into those ballots. >> look, i don't want to take this too hot this early in the morning, but it's going to come down to how many people vote. and for whom. and so searching anywhere for those kinds of votes, that's trump and new mexico. that's kamala harris here in d.c. she's going to win d.c., but still thinking of giving a speech on the ellipse about democracy is a way to try and get people out of the building and to the polls. >> yeah. no fair enough. you saw jennifer lopez there speaking to puerto rican voters. there also has been intense focus on women voters here in the final moments after trump said that he's going to protect women whether they like it or the harris team has tried to seize on that? >> i mean, the trump, the harris campaign definitely sees women as a huge advantage. the gender gap is something we've dug more and more into this year. it gets more and more strident and if you look at the numbers, if more women vote, then a vast majority of them will vote more for the harris

campaign. they see that as a remember while i was standing in front of a muted television yesterday when a chyron said the latest trump controversy was over and i was like, which one was this? i had to go dig it up. and so the harris campaign, definitely capitalizing on that. it's also very true that the trump campaign has made inroads in groups where republicans haven't been traditionally successful. latinos african-american men. so trying to get them out. but i'm going to come right back to it. a lot of those groups are low propensity voters, so it becomes very much a turnout the most thing i was most interested in earlier in the hour? show me the weather forecast in swing states, because that can have a huge, huge impact on how people get to the polls. >> yeah, well, in an election this close, i mean, everything matters. and yes, the weather is something i had someone send me an academic paper on the impact of football games on voter turnout. and so he said to watch, the only thing that matters is penn state ohio state this weekend if penn state wins, that's great for kamala harris. ohio state is favored by three and a half. >> that's hilarious. but like trump decided not to go to the game, right. >> exactly. i mean, but again, like moving the needles here, trying to figure out where can

we possibly have that kind of impact to kind of boost the numbers? because again, at the end of the day, this is a coin flip election. maybe we'll know by next friday. >> yeah. for for real nick. so you mentioned kind of low propensity voters hispanics, latinos. let's watch a little bit of what donald trump had to say about that at his rally. watch i treat you much better than the democrats. >> and democrats. they're destroying your country. they're destroying your country so i'm here for one simple reason. i like you very much, and it's good for my credentials with the hispanic or latino community. >> and of course, there was also another part of that where he basically asked the crowd, do you out here, out in the west, like to be called hispanic or latino? >> yeah, i mean, it's trying to figure out these wedge issues that move the needle on any of this thing, like any individual number of voters. remember the race last time came down to tens of thousands of people. and so what kind of groups can you get to move out? the challenge here is whether those votes are more traditionally

likely to vote remember, we talked a lot about during the obama years like, here are the young people that are finally going to vote no, they don't vote. and the one group that votes the least young men, that's the people that trump are trying to get out. if he gets them, he could win the election. but it's hard to get him off the couch. it sure is. all right, nick johnston, thanks very much. really appreciate it. all right speaking of young men trying to appeal to male voters, the trump campaign continues to make the rounds on several podcasts that are popular with men. jd vance appearing on joe rogan's podcast after trump did an interview with rogan just last week. vance's episode aired yesterday, trump's running mate telling rogan he believes the trump campaign will get this group's vote. >> i wouldn't be surprised if me and trump won just the normal gay guy vote because again they just wanted to be left the hell alone. and now you have all this crazy stuff on top of it all right. >> joining us now cnn's chief media analyst brian stelter brian, good morning. wonderful to have you just four days out here. let's talk about the media strategy for each of

these campaigns. it's kind of exemplified by the the joe rogan experience yes, it is trump and vance both on rogan in the span of a week. >> the harris campaign says it has the way but i would be surprised by it at this point in the race. normally you know, casey, we've seen this before. we've seen this twice with trump. we know what trump normally does in the closing days. he normally uses fox as the cornerstone of his get out the vote effort. he was on with sean hannity on tuesday. i think he'll be back on fox this weekend. he was also on stage last night in arizona with tucker carlson. and those clips are going viral and in some cases today for very ugly reasons kamala harris another way, on the other hand she kind of has more buttons to press more different levers to pull. she's calling into black and latino radio hosts shows, talking to those audiences, you know, on morning radio she's doing local television this week, pulling sides with national reporters. it seems to me harris has more people to help her. what i mean by that are all the people endorsing her. you know, jennifer lopez

last night, lebron james last night. it kind of reminds me of trump's old slogan, i alone can fix it. or as for harris, she has a lot of people helping her, or one of her slogans is when we vote, we win. it seems like she has a lot more amplifiers right now. in the closing days to help her out, but of course, the democrats always have that celebrity advantage right? >> right. well, and i mean candidly, hillary clinton had a similar celebrity advantage in 2016. and it does not. it doesn't necessarily move the needle in fact, sometimes you'll find republicans motivated by this idea that the establishment is trying to tell them what to do. but, brian, i want to i want to show you something that that unfolded last night that you referenced tucker carlson and this event that he and trump had together, and the way the press and now talking more about the establishment media, the news media, as opposed to kind of these podcasts and other, other ways to go about reaching voters. the conversation was quite frankly, really interesting, and i'm really interested to know your take watch hopefully we'll get a

fair press eventually because that's a very important element. >> you need a fair press. i've exposed them for being a total fraud. they're a fraud. >> but hopefully they won't be a fraud for long. the press, a free press, a real press is a very important part of greatness, of making a country great. they're like. they're almost like uh, the glue that keeps it together. but they're also like, in a way, a police force that keeps it honest but they're so dishonest that they have no credibility what's your reaction to that? i hear some euphemisms there, casey, when he says fair what he means is fair to me. we've studied trump long enough to know that what he wants is a press corps that will roll over for him. he's he's now, though, using really friendly language right press but the evidence suggests anything but yesterday his legal team sued cbs news alleging $10 million in damages over that 60 minutes episode last month, with harris we

spoke with first amendment experts overnight who say this case is outrageous. it's meritless it's not going to go anywhere. it's just designed to get publicity, as trump tends to do. so i would suggest we look at his actions more than his words when it comes to the press suing cbs, not exactly the actions of someone who wants a fair press in the united states. >> yeah, no, it's an important point. all right. brian stelter, for us, this morning, sir. always grateful to have you we've got some intense days ahead. so hope to see you again soon. >> all right. after the break here on cnn this morning, protecting poll workers after violent protests in 2020. the new security measures now in place. congresswoman debbie dingell joins us next in our catch of the year. the jets break a five game losing streak with an incredible one handed touchdown. >> that's next in the bleacher report wilson can he one handed it

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city officials are preparing differently for election night. this time around they came to my home in 2020 and threatened my life because they thought that i had something to do with the fact that trump lost then it became different for me we now have bulletproof proof glass on the front of our building we have more cameras. we have a panic button. we have a lot of security measures in place. >> all right joining us now, democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan, congresswoman always wonderful to see you on the program considering what election officials feel like they've had to do to prepare for tuesday, how concerned are you about violence breaking out in michigan look, we are all have to work together to try to find ways to bring people together, to try to minimize the tensions.

>> the kind of fear that we have. i think there are some people that might intentionally try to cause trouble but, you know, i know i have colleagues on the republican and democratic side of the aisle that know that the strength of our democracy is election day and people's confidence in the integrity and the credibility of the process. so i'm not i we may see some incidences, but i have talked with law enforcement from the federal, state and local level to community leaders, community members, and everybody is going to work very hard to try to keep a calm on election day congresswoman, you of course, famously saw trump coming in michigan in 2016, and you make it a point of spending so much time with your constituents who are in really a key, you know, swing potentially area of michigan.

>> what are you picking up on the ground in union halls in other places about which way the state may go i'm casey, i'm not old i'm seasoned. >> i have been through enough elections that i can tell you i have never seen a tighter election. >> uh it. neither one of the candidates has won michigan uh, many hours. i'd rather be us than them. it's really going to this is going to be a turnout election. it is. who shows up at the polls? who votes i think that the vice president has made significant progress in some of the organizations. she was, you know in 2016, i said, hillary clinton has a union hall problem there are still many union voters that are going to vote for donald trump. but i think more union voters have been in a uaw hall every day. this week and some other union halls as well. and and

many of the unions on the ground here have far more aggressive, stronger worker to worker programs than i've seen in several elections. i think that's going well. i think that, uh, the african-american community is, uh much more engaged than i saw them a month ago. >> the hispanic community, which quite frankly, wasn't as energized, is become energized this week. >> but there are other issues on the ground. so we just have a lot of work to do between now and tuesday night when those polls close. >> we've learned congresswoman, that donald trump's final rally is planned for grand rapids michigan. what does that say to you so, you know, that's where he went um, in 2016. >> that was where his final speech was. i think donald trump. i mean, look, i'm not going to lie, donald trump and jd vance have been in this state a great deal. donald

trump is going to be in michigan today, and he's going to dearborn and visiting, uh, arab american businesses. he is working the state hard, very hard. it is michigan that delivered his presidency in 2016. and he's hoping for a repeat. >> and i'm working very hard so that people i remind people of what promises he made in 2016 that he did not keep but he's looking for that good luck of. 216 and i hope he has a safe and wonderful visit to grand rapids on monday night and that everybody go to the polls on tuesday and really vote for what they want their future to be, which i hope is going forward and not back. >> do you think he has that? donald trump has an opening with arab americans in the dearborn area, and if so candid. >> uh he is working that community very hard uh but, you

know here's one of the things that we all have to remember, the no community is monolithic. uh, you know hispanic community, everybody puts over. well, they vote republican and democratic. the arab american muslim community is also not monolithic. uh you know, the mayor that endorsed uh, donald trump last saturday, bill bossie, a good friend, is a republican. so not surprised by that. i think he is reaching out and talking to this community. and he will get some votes. but we also know that there are a lot of arab americans that remember one of the first official acts he did was try to ban muslim travel, that he has said that he wants to deport him and he's got a history of many other, uh horrific statements. so many are just skipping the top of the ticket and some are voting for jill stein and some will vote for the vice president. >> all right, congresswoman debbie dingell, always grateful for your perspective and uh,

good luck. nonpartisan. good luck to everyone in working really hard in these last four days. thank you very much. >> all right. >> one thing i want to say before we got to comeback united, this is a very important time. as you just talked about potential violence, things that could happen. we're all americans united we stand, divided we fall we got to try to work about how we're all going to come together when election night is finished. and whoever is elected we need to respect the integrity of the democratic process and try to bring ourselves back together a really important note to end on, congresswoman, thank you so much. >> all right. time now for sports. an amazing one handed touchdown grab lifts the jets to a huge win over the texans snapping their five game losing streak carolyn manno has this morning's bleacher report. carolyn good morning. >> good morning kc. well halloween pales in comparison to how scary the jets season has been. they went into last night's game with a two and six record. linebacker quincy

williams went all out. look at the joker costume. very nice for thursday night football. fully committed and his teammate garrett wilson should have dressed up like a wizard with his catch early in the fourth quarter. stop what you're doing real quick if you can and just watch this. so down by three on aaron rodgers chucked one up and wilson somehow hauled this in with one hand in the back of the end zone. this was originally ruled an incompletion, but after further review he did get his left foot and left shin down inside the end zone. so that put the jets up 1410. they would go on to win 2113, and afterwards wilson and rodgers talked about what is being called one of the nfl's greatest catches of all time this is trying to make a play i'm glad i was able to, man. >> i'm glad they overturned it all that. >> but, uh yeah that's that's all man. just trying to make a play and and find a way to, you know, score some points. i was looking at the weak side safety and i was like, if he drops down at all, i'm just going to say, screw it. i'm gonna throw it up to g. i feel like i put it in a decent spot, but yeah,

i didn't do a whole lot. when it comes down to it, i just got to lob one up there. he made an unbelievable catch victor wembanyama taking center as no face. >> that's a character from the popular japanese film spirited away. but once he was on the court, he was transformed into the stat man. the spurs french phenom registering his second career five by five game ended with 25 points, nine rebounds, seven assists, five steals and five blocks in the win against the jazz. and that makes him just the third player in nba history with multiple five by five games, joining hakeem olajuwon and andrei kirilenko. good company there grizzlies star john moran had a 26.14 assists, ten rebounds triple double in a win against the bucks last night. but this play was even more impressive than the stat line this is midway through the second quarter. went to the floor here to grab a deflected pass, then threw up a pinpoint alley-oop while sitting down at the three point line. the how did he do that pass has been going viral on

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