deploy -- we haven't seen that. there are some pretty big challenges they are going to have to overcome. >> reporter: to you think donald trump meets the definition of a fascist? >> i'm going to -- i'm not going to talk about that stuff. >> reporter: there is concern among democrats on the hill that donald trump's team has not entered into these critical transition agreements with the white house that could potentially come in their words, endanger national security. is that a concern of yours? >> with the caveat that i'm going to differ to karine and anything to do with the election and the transition, that is really for her, all i will say is no matter how things play out in the election, the national security council under mr. sullivan's leadership is and will make sure we are ready for proper transition handover. >> reporter: and there are intelligence officials who have warned that foreign adversaries might be looking to stoke

violence in the next 13 days -- >> i saw the d&i assessment, yeah. >> reporter: what are you doing in preparation? >> we are working hard across the interagency, to share information, not only inside at a federal level but working hard that we have good handshakes and information sharing at state and local levels, the last thing we want is to see any allowance or protest that leads -- we're working hard with local and state officials. >> reporter: engagement and combat in ukraine, trigger a broader move from the white house by the decision, the usage of american weapons? >> number one, we are monitoring this closely and that is where we are right now, i can even give you a very honest assessment of exactly where we are, we just don't know if

these troops are going to be deployed against ukraine and combat and if so, where, when, and how. number one, we are monitoring this closely. >> sandra: and will continue to monitor this closely. and update for the white house coming from john kirby, he has been speaking for quite a while, john, taking questions about the confirmation that he says you can expect the u.s. will communicate with china about north korean troops sent to russia. kirby saying at the white housey to ukraine, they are fair game. >> john: surprised nothing has come up in the briefing about trump praising hitler for his loyal generals, we will see if that comes up in karine jean-pierre takes the podium because for kamala harris purposes it appears to be the big news of the day, suppressing he didn't come up. >> sandra: she just spoke from the naval observatory at the top of the last hour. watching all of this with just 13 days to go, can you believe it? former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris, they are right now hitting the battleground states.

trump about to speak in georgia, screen left kamala harris speaking from the white house a short time ago, heads to pennsylvania. welcome back everyone. and sandra smith in new york. good to be with you john. >> john: good to be with you too sandra. i'm john roberts. this is "america reports." before she left washington, as we mentioned a minute ago, the vice president a sharp rebuke tough former president from character which seems to be the campaign's closing argument. listen here. >> in just the past week, donald trump has repeatedly called his fellow americans the enemy from within. and even said that he would use the united states military to go after american citizens. and let's be clear about who he considers to be the enemy from within. anyone who refuses to bend a knee or dares to criticize him. >> sandra: this as the trump campaign is business as usual. j.d. vance just wrapping a raucous rally and swing state nevada, and here is a taste of

what we heard. >> at got the easiest job in american politics. of got to remind people that donald trump delivers the rise, fastest rise in take-home pay in 40 years. they looks like we're having fun in the trump campaign and it looks like the kamala harris tim walz campaign is a little bit sad, i think it is because they are terrified of having to continue to explain their record. my friends, the joy is gone. the joy is gone from the, harris campaign. >> sandra: we will break down the latest from nevada, and other battleground polling, with karl rove, he will be joining me in moments at the touch screen we start with fox team coverage on the battle for the senate. first we are going to begin with senior correspondent jonathan serrie live and early voting site in decatur, georgia. jonathan, how does this compare to previous election cycles? >> sandra, georgia is setting records, already we are looking at more than 2 million early

ballots cast. that is more than doubling the figure during the last presidential election in 2020. knowing who is casting these early ballots and where can help the campaigns tweak their ground games in the 11th hour, but it's challenging to figure out who's ahead here in georgia because the state, which has an open primary system, does not register voters by party. >> people are going to pay attention so if you have access to the voter files and people's prior voter history, the types of ballots that some people may have pulled in primary, but not everybody participates in primaries so that's going to be an inexact science. >> using upgraded technology, georgia election officials conducted a comprehensive u.s. citizenship audit that led to the immediate removal of 20 people from voter rolls. >> the 20 individuals we found as noncitizens who were canceled or canceled based on individualized information from those people.

what it is is they signed affidavits to get out of jury duty basically saying i am a noncitizen. >> and the names of these people were referred to district attorney's offices in their respective counties for potential prosecution. sandra? >> sandra: jonathan serrie for that on that for us. jonathan, thank you. >> john: balance of power in the senate could hinge on -- vulnerable candidates in blue wall states seemingly distancing himself from, here's and associated with donald trump. mark meredith joins us live onset with this. a lot of people saying i worked with him on this. >> it's amazing how much the dynamics can change this late in the race. a lot of interesting race is underway. the presidential race impacting across the country and some democratic candidates are keeping their distance for vice president harris as these polls tighten. in pennsylvania, incumbent democrat bob casey's lead has managed, "politico" reporting it

is a toss-up. kc running ads where he claims he supports some trump policies. >> kc bucks biden to protect fracking and sided with trump and nafta. >> wisconsin, incumbent tammy baldwin considered a toss-up, appear with former present obama the other day but skipped appearances with president biden and vice president in recent days. in ohio incumbent senator shared brown in a toss-up, only democrat elected statewide in the buckeye state, seeking his fourth term but facing a real challenge. on friday the vice president has to texas with democratic senate candidate carl ulrich, democrats a last-minute stop in texas because they think there is a chance they can unseat texas senator ted cruz. solid blue maryland former republican governor larry hogan facing off against county executive angelo holster brooks, democrats determined to hold onto deceit but hogan is selling himself as a moderate and insisting there's an opening in a state that trump is likely to

lose. >> got to convince republican's to stick with me and convince independents and democrats i am not going to be just a rubber-stamp republican, that i've always stood up, what is right for all the people of our state. >> republicans feel bullish on their senate majority chances overall special with west virginia open senate seat considered a slam-dunk for the g.o.p. so yes they have to look at all of these polls, john, but it is interesting to see how they are messaging in the final stretch. >> john: also interesting to see donald trump initially was against larry hogan and then summit he whispered in his ear, mr. president, we can pick up a senate seat if you support him -- >> play nice. >> john: he is a moderate in a moderate state, that's how you win. >> and maryland is going to go blue, not a doubt of that in terms of presidential bid interesting -- >> john: last time i checked, elections are all about winning. >> sandra: the latest headlines showing concern for the harris campaign. critics say the general theme with them all is harris is losing momentum and democrats

are right now running scared but a lot can happen, obviously, with 13 days to go, so should her team be concerned? we will ask karl rove. he is here, former deputy white house chief of staff and fox news contributor. karl, awesome to have you here. take a spin on the touchscreen and tell us what you are watching. we are watching these seven states. tell us where we should be looking as i highlight, obviously nevada, where we just saw j.d. vance on the ground, it appears according to this latest polling they are neck and neck in nevada. we will talk about clark county and just a moment. i also want to highlight georgia because we are going to see trump there today. this is where harris is leading by the widest margin over the former president. she has a four-point lead there. so let's talk about nevada and what you want to see there, karl, because this is obviously going to be one of the states we are watching together on election night. we know obviously 2020 election results tell a lot. we look at the states, sorry,

2020, joe biden, so close, 2.4% margin for joe biden in that state. what are you watching here? >> first of all, remember, this is a highly urban state. we think of it as a western state. 71% of the voters live in clark county, one county, and another 17 live -- if you can pull that up, the county at the top, and frankly, most of them live right here. the rest of the state, about 17%, we used to call what i grew up, part of my childhood up there, the cow counties, now supposed to call them the rurals, the rural's overwhelmingly republican, a battleground, and clark county tends to be democrat. the big difference from four years ago. four years ago the democrats had a registration advantage of over 100,000 more democrats registered than republicans, used to be the rule of thumb you had to have to have a shot at the state tash 19,000 more

democrats than republicans, a surge of both republican registrations and the unaffiliateds. 38% of voters are democrats, 29% republicans, 8% piner third parties, and the rest of them are people who declined to state a party preference. >> sandra: it's interesting, i highlight washoe county, joe biden winning that county by 4.5 percentage points back in 2020. hillary clinton, the margin was even smaller in washoe county back in 2016. want to bring it back to the state level because we were looking at the 2020 election results with joe biden's 2.4% margin of victory. hillary clinton 2.4%, 2016. >> hit anyone of those red counties. >> sandra: sure. >> there we go. that is elko county, elko nevada, 73%. carry it forward. '20. 76%. that is what the red part of

nevada looks like. washoe county, the object is to keep it close. reduce the democrat margin in clark county and run it up in the rural's. >> sandra: let's take a look as we jump back to the entire country here and we look at georgia, we know trump wants to focus a lot of his energy on the ground, today north carolina, yesterday, talk about some of the surrounding counties, obviously we know just how deep blue atlanta is, fulton county, joe biden won this county in 2020 by 46 percentage points, but what are you watching around here, karl? >> this is a challenge because you go to some other counties, like cobb, college educated suburbanites and suburban women. what trump has to do is hold that as low as he possibly can and then run it up in the x urban counties beyond the inner cities of atlanta, and then

out in the rural. red area north of atlantic in the three congressional districts up there, and as you can see most republican county, forsyth and cherokee are the most republican counties in the greater metropolitan area of atlanta but if you get up in those other counties further, they are even redder. >> sandra: where you think the trump campaign should be focusing most of their energy when it comes to the issues and places like georgia? >> well look, the issues are national. he has consistently let on the issue of the economy, inflation, and the border. it's a three some. and keep going at it. and the problem is he's got to be disciplined in doing that because she is eating away at those margins and his advantage on the border a month ago 20 points, now 15. his advantage on the economy was 15, it is now eight. she doesn't need to win those issues. but if she dampens his advantage

on them, it's going to be a problem. >> sandra: you look again at the polling in georgia right now, that is where she is leading by the most over the former president with 47% to him 51% there. >> remember this is one poll. every day i look at three averages, three aggregators, fivethirtyeight, realclearpolitics and solar bulletin, and i literally write them down on a blue piece of paper so i can keep trf them and what you get from that is these are much closer than that. if you look at the averages of 20 when data points, seven states, times three different aggregators, there are 15 today, 15 of them are less than 1%. >> sandra: you are throwing us off, with a blue piece of paper, what about the whiteboard, carl? >> the whiteboard can't travel around. i can put the blue piece of paper in my pocket for the day but the whiteboard is still there. >> sandra: always a pleasure. thank you so much, great information. john?

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>> john: vice president kamala harris weighing in following a series of interviews from former president trump longest-serving chief of staff

general john kelly. in those interviews, kelly said trump met the definition of a fascist and wanted generals like the ones who served under hitler. here is the vice president last hour. >> this is a window into who donald trump really is. from the people who know him best, from the people who worked with him side-by-side in the oval office and in the situation room. and it is clear from john kelly's words that donald trump is someone who, i quote, certainly falls into the general definition of fascists. who, in fact, vowed to be a dictator on day one and followed to use the military as his personal militia, to carry out his personal and political vendettas. >> john: this comes on the heels of controversy over and atlantic article claiming trump made disparaging remarks regarding slain soldier

vanessa guillen. her sister denouncing a report along with kash patel. >> unilaterally stated we are going to give her the honor and dignity she needs and her family the assistance she needs. make sure the department of defense gave vanessa guillen full honors and paid the financial package needed to secure and honor her memory and if you don't want to believe me, a person who was there, than believe the family. vanessa guillen's own sister and mother came out yesterday and specifically said that donald trump could not have been more gracious, caring, and loving as a commander in chief, who they said that what "the atlantic" printed were outright lies, desecrating the memory of the fallen. >> john: a lot to unpack over the next few minutes, let's do it with our panel. 1 milliamps and mary katharine ham and. kamala harris picking up from john kelly's interviews and things in a couple of publications, trump being a

fascist, a line the democrats are trying to drive, she trying to change minds and last 13 days or just motivate voters to get out there? >> i think both. you think of who are the voters being targeted right now by both campaigns and one of those groups is republicans who did not vote for trump in the primaries, nikki haley voters, and i think the idea you have republicans like kelly, his chief of staff, speaking against trump and saying he has this fascist instinct is a message that the harris campaign wants to send to those suburban moderates. >> john: don't the suburban moderates say this has got to be six years ago, kelly has written books about his time in the administration, why is he waiting until 14 days before the election? >> whenever you have a splashy october surprise you have to go through and figure out how much you are willing to believe, right? general john kelly is a person i take seriously, a lot of exposure to trump, and putting his name on it, so that part is important. whether it matters to those voters i think is another

question. this does feel more like base service than it does to convincing unconvinced voters because those guys have heard everything about trump over the years. the other part of the story, the gold star family, their reputations of it, that doesn't have a name source. it has one anonymous source. so when i hear reputations from people who aren't putting their names on the line, who were in the room, say this didn't happe, i start getting questions about how much should i believe this story? >> to me, i wasn't in the room, you weren't in the room, john wasn't in the room, so we don't know. >> but we are weighing evidence. >> that's what i'm about to say, to just put in context, he has had a lot of negative things about mexicans, beginning when he first came down the golden escalator when he then went off about the mexican american judge in indiana. i mean, there is a pattern. ignore what trump says about german generals, about arnold palmer, about his rant, don't pay attention.

>> you are not asked to ignore but you are asked to verify. just because you can imagine them saying things doesn't absorb the from having a couple sources -- >> john: let me jump in because i talked to three people who were in the room, chris miller, former acting secretary of defense, kash patel, and ben williams, they all say it never happened. they think they know who it was who leaked this. i don't want to say because i don't know for sure -- >> i -- >> john: i was in the room, in the oval office, when the family of vanessa guillen came in, and that is when trump offered to help them out with funeral expenses. >> some families need help. they need help. i don't even know if you need help. may be you don't need help from a financial standpoint. i have no idea. i just think it is a horrific thing that happened. if you did need help, i will be there to help you. >> john: to this report in "the atlantic" says they did send him the bill and that is when he said the disparaging remark but here is mira guillen, vanessa guillen's older sister, said, wow my don't appreciate how you are exploiting my

sister's death to the politics peered at present donald trump did nothing but show respect to my family and vanessa, in fact i voted for president trump today. so there you have a sister of the person he allegedly disparaged saying i voted for him. that kind of blows all of this out of the the water. >> "the atlantic" does not have a source -- >> john: not they are naming. >> i think you have a strong sense and i have a strong sense of who the likely source is, and the likely source would be a military person, and i'm not going to call him a liar. >> i'm also not going to call the family a liar. the words of the gold star family should mattered regardless of who they are trashing or supporting in public. it matters when it is this family. it cry get a similarly sourced story on kamala harris of similar fantastic claim published anywhere? i do not believe i could.

certainly not "primetime." >> john: and not "the new york times" or "the washington post." there is another thing that happened in new hampshire, biden said the quite part out loud. >> i know this sounds bizarre, i said this 5 minutes ago, lock me up, not to him up. political locking up. lock him up, that's what we have to do. >> john: we have to lock him up, he says politically, clearly he realized what he said, a lot of people believe the truth is the first thing that comes out of your mouth. one, there has been a lot of talk about politicized asian of the doj, you can't beat him, get him off the streets by locking them up, did biden just confirm that is the plan? >> no, he made a calf, not a good one for him, he looked terrible to me and i think it opens the door to a lot of people who then want to say,

weaponization, and in fact, this sounds harsh but i don't mean it that way, you guys know me, i don't think he is relevant to this campaign. he's not the one running. i think the second thought i have his boy he looked old in that clip, john, and to me it's like you get two old man, trump, biden, they often say things off script, they say these wild things, you know, to me, biden is on the trail, to some extent, trying to keep them off the trail, but trump is on the trail and his supporters are trying to protect him even as he damages himself. >> this guy is literally the president, maybe he should know what he is saying or he shouldn't be the president, he should get the job to his vice president. nonetheless he is coming against the message of kamala harris in this moment and it does add to evidence that he might like to lock his opponents up. >> john: he is the leader of the administration in which the doj is housed, so people are making that connection. folks, great to see you. the next 13 days are going to be

incredibly exciting, aren't they? >> they are. >> john: with that, sandra, we've got some other things to present to the folks at home. >> sandra: on that comment, biden lock him up, karine jean-pierre just answer the question about that at the white house. >> the president spoke about this very clearly in his statement, and he said he meant lock him out politically, politically lock him out. that is what he said and that is what we have to do. that was the part of his quote he said last night in new hampshire. let's not forget this is a president who has never shied away from being very clear and laying down what is at stake in this election. politically lock him out, that is what he was referring to. >> he first said twice "lock him up." he meant -- >> it's not what i'm saying, he said, look.

right, exactly, he clarified himself. he wanted to make sure things were put into context. >> sandra: we will provide the verbatim for those at home to decide. he said "i know this sounds bizarre, it sounds like i said this five years ago, you'd lock me up. we got to lock him up. "he appeared to her point in stomach catch himself and added, politically lock him up, lock him out, that's what we have to do. >> john: i have always believed that the heart is revealed in the first thing that escapes your lips, not the second thing after your aide says holy crap, what did i just say? we want to come back to the murder of vanessa guillen and what he might have said. myra guillen will appear laura ingraham on "the angle" tonight.

>> the housing has been taken over and our schools have been taken over. >> sandra: well, a community in indiana paying the price as it is inundated by migrants, the communities message to the current administration. >> john: plus "the new york post" reporting, "the biden-harris and administration shipping migrants to arizona and texas to hide the border problem before election day. san diego supervisor jim desmond says he has seen it firsthand. he is on deck to react just ahead. it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. i've been worn by celebrities,

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>> i definitely won't be voting for harris because she is not doing anything. if she says she is going to do something, why not do something now? you are letting people in here and we can't sustain these people. these small communities. >> john: and indiana mother speaking out about the surge of migrants in her small community. it's a story that we brought you yesterday from logansport,

indiana, where the town's resources are being overwhelmed by thousands of migrants who came to the u.s. under biden-harris immigration policies. live in logansport, 80 miles north of indianapolis. how has this flood of people impacted that community? >> john, just to remind folks, we're talking about more than 3,000 haitian migrants who have moved to this town over the last three years. granted for a city the size of new york city that may not be that many but here in a place like logansport, that is a 20%-30% increase in the total population so this is creating a lot of issues, not only our city resources being strained, the health department says it is seeing an uptick in cases of diseases like tb, aids, hiv, car accidents, driving violations have jumped 30%, and a lot of longtime residents say they don't feel completely safe anymore like they did this a few years ago. >> it just keeps on getting worse and worse. they keep bringing them in and they run the whole streets at

night time. >> they need to go back to where they came from because there's too many here. they are taking over the town, actually. >> the same thing could happen to any other little town across the country. you are not immune to this. so we have to say something now. >> the police chief says there hasn't been any increase in crime but talking to folks here the biggest concern we keep hearing about is the huge cultural differences that exist coming from a third world country, which has led some to feel unsafe and uncomfortable in their own homes. >> they don't walk in just one or two of them, there are five, six, seven of them, and they stopped right in front of your house and just stare at you. we have cameras on our porch now. they have come up on our porch and grabbed some of the baby's toys, and i'll be sitting there, hey, that's ours. and they just look at me and put it down and walk away. they say nothing. it's unnerving. >> this surge of haitians is

also impacting the schools. in 2021 the district had just 14 haitian students. today there are more than 200, most of whom don't speak english when they arrive. the school superintendent tells us so far neither she nor any of her principles have received reports of students not getting the attention that they need, but no question city resources are being strained and the mayor wants washington to step up and help. john? >> john: kind of surprising haven't heard any of those reports because we have one of a 16-year-old honor student who dropped out and is now being homeschooled, classes online because she couldn't get the attention that she needed from her teachers. in logansport, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: john, stunning new claims amid the ongoing border crisis. san diego county supervisor jim desmond says the biden administration shipping migrants from the san diego sector to other border towns in an effort to make this migrant crisis look better before election day. he joins us now. welcome to you. what can you tell us is

happening? >> well, sandra, since september of last year until june of this year, we had over 155,000 people just dropped off at our transit station here at san diego county. we heard about a week ago that because of the overwhelming number of people still coming across the san diego sector, our border patrol agents just can't process them. they were going to up start again with the street drop-offs, just last week, and i thought, well, that's not going to look good for the administration, and sure enough, what they are doing now instead of street drop-offs here, they are shipping people, three busloads a day, to huma arizona. they are also flying people out, about four flights a day to texas and other parts of the country, and people ending up in places like logansport and elsewhere but they are bossing them out of here, just for the optics of not having these street drop-offs like we used to have here in san diego county. i think it is the old bait and

switch. they don't want us to have this happening right before the election. >> sandra: i want to cover a few data points that we are seeing when it comes to the san diego sector. and border crossings. they do appear to be up more than 40%. this is an incredible increase that so many are dealing with there. while the white house seems to be celebrating the recent numbers, tilting them as actually down, border crossings have dropped, the white house says, by more than 55% to the lowest levels in over four years and ports of entry encounters lower than the last seven months of the previous and administration. the biden-harris and administration is taken effective action. republican officials continue to do nothing. this as we see numbers like this, put them up on the screen, the number of migrants that have been allowed to lawfully enter the u.s. by a biden-harris programs, those numbers continued to search, okay, and

this as our own griff jenkins just moments ago confirmed that nbc report from this morning that the dhs has now identified more than 600 migrants with possible ties to the violent venezuelan gangs. i want to get your final thoughts, jim. >> those numbers are huge, but they don't anywhere near reflect what is really happening. we have boats coming every other day here, landing on our shores, people just abandoning the boats, 15-20 people at a time just jumping off and going into our neighborhoods and able to go free. california unfortunately is a sanctuary state where they know once they get across the border of a local law enforcement can't do anything. to enforce the immigration law here. unfortunately, california still putting out the red carpet. san diego sector is being inundated and to deal with that the president and the biden administration is shipping them other places in the country. >> sandra: that's a big statement. jim, appreciate your time.

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>> john: former president trump hitting the trail in battleground georgia today. early voters heating up the race by turning out in record numbers, but the push is still on for undecided black voters. let's bring in gianno caldwell, fox news put an analyst and fred hicks, 2019 political strategist in georgia, worked on more than 300 campaigns across the country so he is well-qualified to be with us today. gianno, let me start with you. here's what the realclearpolitics average in georgia is.

trump leads by about 2.5 points, still within the margin of error, but when you consider that georgia is 30% african americans, more than twice the national average, and black men are now going toward trump, to some degree, that could present problems for kamala harris. >> it's doesn't just present problems, or could be, it is a major problem. got to keep in mind when it comes to african americans in any presidential election year, for the democrat, that person usually receives a percentage of 90% plus. kamala harris at this point isn't even cracking 80%. among black voters. and that is problematic for her candidacy because the black community has been the backbone of the democratic party. but black folks are saying all over the country, not just in georgia, but enough is enough. enough of using the same old racial playbook they have been running since the '60s, republicans are racist and don't want to do anything for you, enough of that. we want to hear about policy, we want to hear about what can you

do to move our community forward, and they continue to use these same old tired plans on reparation studies and all these other things, which black folks are pushing back against. so we have an issue here for the kamala harris campaign, can you actually win this voting bloc the democrats have normally won and i think the answer is no, you're not going to win it like you used to. >> john: here in "the wall street journal," before the global pandemic shut down the economy in 2020, inflation-adjusted weekly earnings under mr. trump grew 12.5% for a black workers and 12.7% for black men according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics. corresponding figures for white workers, 7.9% and 8.2% demonstrate the before covid taking games on white counterparts. biden-harris demonstration, inflation-adjusted less than 1% up and down 1.5% among whites. bill clinton's old argument in 1992, it's the economy stupid.

>> what we are talking about with "the wall street journal," the rate of increase, not performance level as the biden-harris team has mentioned several times this year on the campaign trail, at this point black unemployment rate is lower than it has ever been in the history of this country and black wages while not increase at increasing at the rate anyone would want to see happen but they are actually still increasing. that is not to say they are not economic issues and the vice president is talked about that, the cost of housing, those are major issues and that is why she released a plan that deals with that and is looking to address those issues, from increasing the inventory to making sure that we deal with predatory lending and making sure that you have access to capital and earn more money to increase the rate. the policy does matter and the vice president has rolled out a robust policy plan which would not seem from republicans. >> john: if you are an undecided voter and look at economic growth under trump,

12.5%, 12.7%, biden-harris 1%, not much of an argument there. >> i mean, there isn't much of an argument and i would want to know from fred, why hasn't she done all of these brilliant things already? and i understand that she is vice president, but joe biden has said that they are partnering on everything, she is the last one to leave the room, so things are so great and she has put forth such a powerful policy plan for african americans all over the country and people all over the country, why hasn't she done it? i think that is the fundamental question that a lot of voters are asking the kamala harris campaign because it's not happened. >> john: fred, final question to you, what we are seeing kamala harris' closing argument the last 13 days being is trump is a fascist come he embraces hitler and wants to have his generals. she's not saying young black men across the country, here's what i'm going to do for you economic late. at least, it's not illegal, what she proposed before. is at the right closing argument? and for her to call trump a

fascist, what do black men think about that? >> well, those are trump's words, not her closing argument. trump is the one who said he admires hitler's generals -- >> john: yeah, but she is the one making a point, is that what black voters want to hear? >> it is his generals and his administration, people who are talking about that and the reporters -- >> john: but fred, maybe i'm not articulating it right. but if you are a black man in the united states and you are trained to make up your mind who to vote for and you were on the cusp of going with trump, is calling him a fascist going to change your vote? >> well, again, she is talking about what is already being reported out there, but to answer your question, i want to make sure your viewers have the full spectrum here, the reality is she spent this weekend in atlanta, where i am right now, and she spent both saturday and sunday talking about her economic plan, talking about her plans for black america, and talking to and dealing with matters relating specifically to black men. another week before that she

also released her economic plan where she talked about access to capital and things of that nature so the reality is she is pressing the flesh, so to speak, to talk about this what the same time donald trump statements keep coming out and she would be foolish not to talk about that because those are things he is talking about, but for black men the economic empowerment is the number one issue and also access or the ability to take care of family and our children, and she is speaking to that. >> john: i'm just wondering calling him a fascist -- >> and why hasn't she done it? >> john: gianno, frank, good to catch up with you. a lot to talk about between now and november the 5th.v we will right backwh. safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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>> john: we have been talking about this story, mira who is her older sister will be on the ingraham angle tonight. i have talked to three people in the room when it trump allegedly said when he said, a person is saying, never happened. >> that is your first hand account and that is important. >> john: al was in room during this particular event when vanessa's family came to see trump, he was asked about paying for her funeral, heated not volunteer but he said if they need help i am happy to help you and i was the genesis of what has happened since. that story we should point out

as explosive as it is is absolutely honest sourced and contains denials from at least three people in the room's before our viewers heard that from you, john definitely got the sense as we move through these two hours, we are 13 days from election day! >> john: you think? my goodness, if you think it's bad now wait until next week. >> sandra: we will take a quick break, we will be rightzz y!back. then go to america's best! why? for a comprehensive, quality eye exam! i'll go! good call! get two pairs and an eye exam for $79.95 at america's best.

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>> sandra: that is all for us! >> john: only for today. [laughter] there is still two days left in this week and a whole bunch of time before the election, if what you are hearing now does not sound inflammatory just a way because it's only going to get better. >> sandra: i'm going to back to the comment about stress and anxiety, it is a real! >> john: keep breathing, yoga before it never miss america reports, set your dvr, i'm sandra smith.