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america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, word salad city. that's what democratic advisor called kamala harris town hall performance. here's what he means. >> why wasn't any of that done for the last four years? >> there was a lot that was done but there's more to do and i'm pointing out things that need to be done that haven't been done but need to be done. >> trace: when asked if she made a mistake ever in her political career, she struggled vitally. >> i've made many mistakes. they range from if you've ever parented a child you make lots of mistakes. in my role as vice president, i probably worked very hard at making sure that i am well-versed on issues and i

think that is very important. it's a mistake not to be well-versed on an issue and feel compelled to answer a question. >> trace: can't name one mistake, not one? maybe opening the border? >> do you wish you had done those executive orders in 2022 or 233. >> i think we did the right thing. >> trace: former president trump might be the only one more shocked to hear harris outright defend her open borders. >> she said i think we did the right thing. >> that she handled it correctly? she said that? >> she said i think we did the right thing. >> we let when he 1 million people in. if she said that she's grossly incompetent person. >> trace: like we do every night until the election we will analyse the latest polling with the latest experts tonight the head pollster takes us inside the data. meantime it might all be up to the boss. bruce springsteen desperately needed to bring momentum back to

the joy campaigned. as donald trump rallies and battlegrounds arizona and nevada , it kevin corke live in d.c. with more on the fight to the white house. >> what a day on the campaign trail. retail politics abounding today with both major candidates and their surrogates crisscrossing the battleground states with just 12 days to go before the election, including dueling rallies tonight for the vice president and former president trump who in describing the chaos of illegal immigration at the southern border placed blame squarely on the shoulders of his opponent. >> when she came in she delivered... she threw them open. negates to an invasion of criminal migrants from prisons and jails, from insane asylums and mental institutions. we are like a garbage can for the world. every time i come up and talk

about what they've done to our country i get angrier and angrier. >> meantime recordings of 15911 calls in the aftermath of the assassination attempt on the former presidents life have been released by butler county pennsylvania officials. >> what is the location of your emergency. >> there's a guy shooting and he's been shooting up the place. >> the police are aware of it they are taking care of the situation. do you have anybody that's injured with you? >> very tough to listen to that. those recordings were made public after a judge ruled in favour of several media outlets that actually sued for those recordings to be released. that suit happening just last month. >> trace: kevin corke live in d.c. let's bring in... great to have you on the show is always. want to place a more sound.

this is kamala harris at the cnn town hall. kind of a shocking answer on this one. >> do you think donald trump is a fascist? 's. >> yes, i do. yes, i do. i also believe that the people who know him best on the subject should be trusted. >> trace: what do you make of that comment? >> i think it's despicable that kamala harris said that last night and moments ago on another network trace, hillary clinton was on campaigning for kamala harris and labelled trump supporters as. this is the same disgusting rhetoric that the democrats -- democrats have been espousing for eight years. the same type of rhetoric that has led to two heinous assassination attempts on his life and an increase in political violence in the country. it's the democrats closing pitch because they don't have policy. kamala harris does not have a record to run on. she has graded all the problems we've seen over the past four

years. only president trump can fix those problems. that's why they are not buying this hateful rhetoric. hillary clinton, kamala harris and all the democrats need to take a look at the mere because it's disgusting the things they are saying. >> trace: it appears to be part of this whole campaign strategy where you ditch the joy and you do nothing but attack a trump. they were questioned on that today and here's the answer. >> i think she's trying to help make sure that voters are member what a doll trump presidency looks like. this man poses a risk to our country. he does not care about you, he does not care about the constitution, he only cares about himself. he's seeking unchecked power to do with it what he will. >> trace: you would think that she would need to promote herself and do less attacking of her opponent. >> i know that he has a very difficult job in defending the worst, most incompetent vice president this country has ever seen but it's pretty shameful of him to spew those types of lies. the american people are looking

at what donald trump's presidency look like and it was success. we had peace around the world and in the middle east. we had a secure border here at home, noah wharton ukraine, americans had more money in their pockets. we didn't have record high inflation that was robbing them of their paychecks and that's why president trump is leading the polls. kamala harris needs to take a little bit of responsibility for the problems but she still refuses to. and so again the joy is gonna, she's filled with anger and bitter resentment because she sees the writing on the wall so they are sticking these terrible attacks, this awful rhetoric and in attempt to win the election, it's a terrible closing argument in the last 12 days. >> trace: great to have you on the show. time is winding down to election day, the hairs campaign leaning on some star power in effort to revive her full numbers. live with more on the vps vip list. >> the hairs campaign is pulling out all the stops with less than

two weeks before the election. tonight supporters heard from samuel l. jackson, spike lee, tyler perry and bruce springsteen. former president barack obama also invigorating the crowd of reported 20,000 people in his first joint campaign appearance with harris. >> she got a plan to make your life better. she's going to go after corporations that unfairly jack up prices. she's going to make it easier to build and buy a home. she's going to limit out-of-pocket health care costs. >> and battleground george other races laser tight with former president trump slightly ahead. tonight vice president kamala harris specifically reaching out to young voters. >> icu and i see your power and i know so many of you are voting for the first time and know that

our future is so good. >> speaking of courting young voters, the star power continues tomorrow superstar beyonce expected to join harris for a rally in houston but will all these major endorsements help in the end? >> if celebrities have... if they are a celebrities like taylor swift. eminem is be. i think it will help. >> you will recall the internet was abuzz with reports of a beyonce appearance at the dnc in august. that didn't happen but it seems the superstar is finally information with the harris campaign where she will appear with her mother and willie nelson tomorrow. >> trace: let's bring in democratic advisor and strategist... thank you all for coming on. i want to put these up because

these are the battleground states that... it's kind of important to note that trump is leading in every single battleground except for wisconsin. what is your take away? >> it doesn't take a political genius to see the writing on the wall here. a trump is pulling better than he's ever pulled, he's ahead in early voting and he specifically ahead among low propensity voters. these are voters who are not necessarily registered republicans or democrats who are going to vote more sporadically. that means that republicans have not even started to eat into their election day base which tends to turn out in greater numbers then democrats election day base does. this is bad news for kamala harris across-the-board. >> is a bad news, is it right? is it something we can shift or is it bad news? >> i then gets too soon to tell. while i do think republicans hold certain advantages right now in the world -- rural or...

we are still early in early voting and there's no denying the democrats have a structural advantage both in the money race and in the ground game. i think that all we are seeing in those poles is that this thing is going to be a coin toss anyway you look at it and i'd rather be democrats or republicans right now given the ground game we've got in place. >> trace: the data guy said this about the battlegrounds moving together, watch. >> in 201292% of the states moved in obama's direction. in 2016, 83% of the swing states moved together because the polls under did donald trump. this time around don't be surprised if the swing state polls underestimate one candidate they underestimate all of them in the states and that would lead to a relative electoral college blowout. >> he's got 100% under counting donald trump.

>> the numbers look really good for donald trump. they look awful for kamala harris. she has nothing to run on. donald trump runs on four years of incredible track record that americans were far better off under. the bottom line is the price of groceries, energy and inflation is at all-time highs. nobody wants another four years of this. >> trace: they keep saying inflation is coming down but the burrito across the street is still 19 box. when it comes down come talk to me. here's cnbc on... >> harris has lost all her post convention bounce. she went to minus ten back where she was in our august survey. that's a sign trump has been landing blows on her and may be she's been doing it to herself as well. >> trace: the balance is flat. >> this was entirely predictable. this is exactly what happened to kamala harris when she ran for the democratic nomination back

in 2019. she had that little peak and then voters in the democratic primary were exposed to who she really is, how hollow her ideas actually are and she immediately tanked to the point where she had to drop out before the first few votes were counted. this was entirely predictable. everyone predicted that as soon as kamala harris was exposed to the public and in long form that she would have some sort of collapse. unfortunately this is happening a bit too close to election day for my liking but at least it's happening better than not it all >> trace: we had some breaking news coming out today melissa aaronmak the ex-girlfriend story hit the headlines once again. accusing him of slapping her. she said what's frightening for a woman that's been on the other end of it is watching this completely fabricated persona being portrayed. he's being held to be the antithesis of who he actually is and that is utterly shocking. there's been very little coverage of this up to this point. do we see more of it or does it

fall flat? >> i think it falls flat. i think at this point in the election cycle i think allegations made against either side are going to be looked at with an extra lens of scrutiny. while those are very serious allegations that should be explored if they are real and true i think at this point in the cycle you are not going to see the mainstream media run with it unless there is some hard evidence. >> trace: it's really -- there was a time where we said believe all women. now it's like not so close to the election we don't want to believe those women. >> believe all women except those that are accusing a democrat front runner of doing an awful unspeakable thing. if this were donald trump or if it were eric or don you don't get that kind of flexibility. >> it's very true. if it was somebody else there would be different coverage on this thing. thank you all. we appreciate it. both campaigns now embracing podcasts.

the former president is set to appear on the joe rogan experience tomorrow with the vice president reportedly considering her own joe rogan experience. christina coleman is live with a closer look at this. >> both trump and harris doing quite a few interviews this week and recently doing podcasts. trump plants to sit down with joe rogan for his wildly popular podcast which is more than... trump discussed this on fox. >> we talked about it for a long time. i think he's a nice guy, i've met him a couple of times at the fights. it just seems something to do. no real strategy there. >> tonight reuters is reporting that harris will not make an appearance on the podcast. she was busy last night doing a town hall on cnn and she struggled to answer some pretty basic questions. take a listen to how she

answered this. when she was asked why some of her plans haven't been implanted while she was vice president she came to this wordy and confusing response. >> there was a lot that was done but there's more to do and i'm pointing out things that need to be done. that haven't been done but need to be done. >> you got it? harris got swift president -- criticism for her word salad last night. and from her opponent donald trump. >> in yet another incoherent train wreck of a television interview yesterday. >> the word salad stuff gets on my nerves. i think some is not necessary. >> simultaneously she can't even answer the expected questions. >> you've got to wonder this is why she's held off on doing unscripted live tv interviews. >> trace: good thing to wonder about thank you. let's bring in conservative commentator alicia krause and the author of what's killing america jason rance, thank you

both for coming on. i want to play one more cnn harris reactions sound bite and then i will go to you jason for this. >> the things that would concern me is when she doesn't want to answer a question, her habit is to kind of go to word salad city. >> she focused a lot more on donald trump. i think it's fair to say than she did on many specific. >> her goal was to close the deal. they are not sure she did that. >> trace: did she lose cnn? >> i don't know if she lost cnn because i don't thank they would ever truly turn on her but they do at least have to step back and say people are going to judge us a little harshly if we don't at least be honest about what it is that we just witnessed. every wants in a while you actually get some of the honesty coming from them. i think it's so clear to anyone who watches, it she's really. i do talk radio, every wants in

a while some issue happens and i can't go to a break so i have to vamp for two or 3 minutes. she's doing this constantly because she can't be allowed to be specific because her actual ideas are just a continuation of what has been done for the last three and a half. >> trace: j.d. vance went on the theo bond podcast and the comments are the following. they were all almost unanimous. they said the guy is supposed to be weird, he's like the most normal down to earth guy. people say he's weird are you kidding me he is the most normal chill dude i've ever heard. the last one is while he's impressive, first i'm hearing him speak. he doesn't speak click a politician and isn't pandering for votes. did anybody really buy into the whole weird thing. >> when the view and "the today show" and anderson cooper and others and everybody that may be middle america moms are watching on tv are saying

this guy's really weird and they maybe didn't watch the debate but then they see their kid or their husband watching the podcast they are like wait a second this is fine. we saw that his vp debate performance pulled really well with women. they were impressed with the way that he handled himself and how things seem to go peacefully and he wasn't very in-your-face. i think that this interview showed he is kind of a normal guy. he's from ohio, he had to work his way from an addict mom that grew up on the wrong side of the tracks, so to speak, to becoming a very well-established lawyer and really young senator. the guy has a more impressive resume than barack obama but the democrats still send him out... >> trace: cbs hitting backs at the legal threat against i'm talking about the whole kamala harris interview. they will not release the concept -- the transcript but they did release the following.

editing is a necessity for all broadcasters to enable them to present the news. that is what 60 minutes did here as it does with other reports. it's concerning to me because you think i get it you have to edit for time but you don't have to edit for content and the accusation is they edited for content. >> they clearly edited to help and you're not supposed to edit to help or hurt the subject of your interview. you are supposed to have an honest conversation. it's normal to make some cuts but i think in this case it was done to help her. ultimately the legal argument here is silly. they get to do this but the brilliance of the strategy of even bringing it up as a potential legal argument from the trump team as we are still talking about it. they will see why doesn't 60 minutes really said, what are they hiding? >> trace: finally whoopi goldberg on undecided voters, she said the following.

>> if you are not sure by now, i don't know what else it is people are looking for. she has turned herself inside out practically to meet -- she's met everybody that nobody thought she would meet. she's doing the best she can with what she's got and if it's not good enough then we are in trouble. >> trace: best she can with what she's god. >> if that's her a game that i really wonder what it's like to fail out because win you look at kamala harris' entire political career which her entire career had been political, she has not gone into small business, she's never worked in a c suite. did she even have any private-sector experience? i'd have to ask about that. literally the woman is failing up and she's trying to convince the american people with all of the filler words to ignore the questions that we want answered. like how was she going to make schools safer and secure the border, how was she go to fix inflation. she's tried all the things but

it isn't working. >> trace: tens of thousands of migrants eager to rush the southern border for the presidential election and it's no surprise who many of them seem to be rooting for. later not long before kamala harris went on national television and called donald trump a fascist, rock obama questioned how the political climate got so divided and bitter. >> there are times where i don't understand how we got so toxic and so divided and so bitter. >> do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. >> trace: does obama not see his party's role in dividing the nation? let us know. we will read your responses coming up next in the nightcap.

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>> trace: the common sense department things future historians will point to seven words that cost kamala harris the 2024 presidential election. words that she spoke during a town hall on a network considered to be very harris friendly. the subject was the border crisis that allowed 9 million illegal immigrants to cross into the u.s. including convicted criminals, violent gang members and drug mules that hauled lethal poison killing thousands. in the three months that kamala harris has been the democratic presidential nominee, she refuses to give direct answers on immigration. but during the town hall, the subject came up of president biden's executive order last june that appeared to slow the flow of migrants. it prompted the question that prompted the answer that prompted the end of the campaign. quoting do you wish you had done

those executive orders in 2022 2023. meaning of course biden-harris had mitigated the flood but chose not to. harris issued her seven deadly words quoting i think we did the right thing. common sense wonders if the fentanyl families and families of laken riley and others thank it was the right thing. common sense is guessing no. throwing a seven in vegas usually ends up in a win. the seven she tossed is nothing but a bunch of... let's bring in the the director of the community roundtable along with... thank you both for coming on. chris to you first. can you imagine if you go back to common sense that kamala harris saying i think we did the right thing at the border. and then she's going to a border state in texas a couple days later.

>> that is just par for the course for this joke of an administration in this campaign. she said they did the right thing by cancelling the requirements that were needed. encouraging markets to take this dangerous journey and exploited by smugglers along the way, being assaulted and murdered or doing the right thing by letting 10 million people come into this country and then abandoning border communities and allow them to be these viruses you place all around the country. that's the right thing? i hate to see what the wrong thing was. >> trace: kamala harris will no longer say that former president trump's wall is stupid and she's saying this now about border security like she's been gung ho forever. watch. >> i have spent a significant part of my career making sure that our border is secure and that we do not allow criminals in and we don't allow that kind

of trafficking to happen and come into our country. >> i'm asking you this question because i know this is kind of what got you started on this journey. the insecure and unsecure borders. >> i would be remiss if i didn't remind america that one of the reasons that i am a new republican, one of the reasons that i have voted republican is because of the crisis and what has happened here in chicago. and to say that she thinks she did the right thing, and several of her speeches she talked about the fact that there was a problem with immigration. when the at biden -- the biden administration took over. instead of fixing the problem you compile the problem by allowing more immigrants to come into the country. they've even fast tracked migrants coming into the country , into cities that really

did have the financial capabilities to take care of those migrants. we know that in venezuela that they have said -- scented they are degenerates here to america. we don't have their best citizens here in chicago or any of the other sanctuary cities where these people have been sent. keep in mind, crime in venezuela has gone down. it has completely turned around to. mostly because those criminals are now here in america. so to say that you think you did the right thing, that's why you have created another host of republicans like myself who will not be supporting the democratic party this time around. >> we don't have space for everybody so the housing has been taken over and our schools have been taken over. pretty much the whole town has been taken over. have over 400 students that are

homeschooled in this county alone. parents have called and complained and they are asking for help. this town is asking for help. >> trace: they are angry. >> i am actually just finished speaking in colorado springs less than an hour ago to a grassroots group, they are fed up in colorado springs. i was in wisconsin on monday, they are fed up. i been to detroit and pennsylvania and cities all across the country and it's the same thing. they have taken a system and exploited it and it's put the burden on the taxpayers and they are already feeling the pressure from this administration. they are angry, they are fed up and they want action. they want this border closed and they want the crime fixed. >> trace: the daily mail headline is this. i'm out of time here but it says we prayed trump doesn't win. migrants in mexico are rushing to the border before the election and tell that they are

terrified donald will lock them out. he's not going to let the men. >> he's not going to let them in. let me tell you something. we are working very hard here in chicago to make sure that we have the highest number of republican voters to turn out that we've ever had in the history of the city. one of the reasons is because we are unsatisfied with what had happened at the border. we know that these people are waiting and hoping that kamala harris is elected so they can just come over. one of the reasons we are standing up and supporting trump is because we know that it's -- he's not want to let them come over. for that reason alone... breaking tonight l.a. district attorney recommending the notorious menendez brothers be resentenced to 50 years to life. a comes after their legal team presented new evidence showing the brothers were sexually abused by their father.

they have spent more than three decades in prison for murdering their parents back in 1989. the final decision now up to a judge and because of credit for time served, the brothers could be released immediately up on the judge's decision. coming up function as a knight keeps digging into election paul's that the experts find more fascinating. they will share why he things the left-leaning media gives harris a fake lead. he will join us live next.

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>> trace: it's easy to get blindsided by presidential polls as we get closer to election day so tonight we will make some sense of all those numbers. great to have you on the show. you've been telling me you think that these left-leaning pollsters have given

kamala harris a fake lead. you think that donald trump -- i'm going to put this on the board because this is a poll that gave kamala harris a seven-point lead. you put that on the board and your thinking this is september 24th. you say the left-leaning polls are giving her a fake lead. explain that for us. >> absolutely. we've been pulling this the wraith -- this race for three years now. every single pole that we put out this year has had donald trump winning the national popular vote. ever since august we've had him plus to every single week. i look around at myself as all of my compatriots move farther left. we have polls and a period of a month or month and a half that ... the crazy thing they are all starting to move back. >> trace: i want to put this up because you talk about going back to october sixth. we picked a couple of numbers. you had trump leading by five,

october seventh leading. trump october seventh or october 22nd he's up by 22 and now tied. is that part of what you are saying here? >> week after week it's been plus two for donald trump because he's been campaigning for this race for almost ten years now. kamala harris has been campaigning for almost two years. i don't think there are many undecided voters anymore. if you listen to selective news media that's quick trying to craft a narrative label cherry-pick results and a lot of people were putting their phones on the scale because the drastic shift in candidate favourability and a democrat... >> trace: you talk about selective media. this is swing state voters who trust msnbc. their top issues, protecting democracy and abortion rights. you have swing state voters who trust fox news. their top issues, the border and

the economy. a really is fascinating. >> we talk about the fundamentals of the race and they are horrible for kamala harris. only 32% things it's on the right track. i think looking back but we will have to blame is an absolutely polarized media. if you look at the issues that fox news cares about those are objectively issues that joe biden screwed up that donald trump says he's going to fix. if you look at the msnbc issue said, it's things that they are being told that donald trump is going to take away from them which i don't think it's fair to say he is. there are two different americas >> lastly i want to put this up there because i found it fascinating. it was the biggest enemy -- who is the biggest enemy america currently faces. i've got 15 seconds for you to wrap it up. >> peak division. we have a record of 43% of this people who think a civil war or revolution is coming in the next few years. the media really needs to take a

look in the mirror. >> trace: >> how are you going to vote on prop 36... >> i have not yet voted and i have not yet had the chance to read through the ballot. i will keep you posted on that. >> trace: dodging other question, this time the subject is proposition 36 and her vote on the anti-crime ballot measure could inform how she would tackle america's crime crisis as president. let's bring in... john to you first. it's interesting she won't comment on prop 36 yet prop 47 is part of her legacy. it seems like all of america says we are sick of crime. >> her fingerprint are all over this. this is her legacy and i find it

shocking that she won't come to terms with the fact that she was a part of this creation and it is absolutely devastated the state of california. you see it everywhere. people are aware of it. the undeniable reality of what has taken place here really rests at her feet to an overwhelming degree. >> trace: when i look at these polls, 73% of voters would vote yes on proposition 36 and we can't get 73% to agree on the colour of an orange and yet here we are in california. >> who are that when he 7% who are voting no. are they the criminals or family with criminals. this is one of the most common sense propositions that has been present in all of history. i think people have woken up. this is not a partisan issue. crime impacts everyone equally. it's not a democrat or republican issue and i think everyone has woken up nationwide as well as in california.

the vote on this measure is going to really have reverberations nationwide. >> trace: on want to get your take on this race where this candidate literally says after the police. it was unbelievable. >> as someone who is pro-abolishment of police, where you stand on that spectrum? and also what do you think about ... >> her plan for public safety starts with an f-bomb. vote no. >> trace: we keep voting for these people. >> it's absolutely incredible. it denies common sense and logic. when you look at a resource that

is there for the purpose of maintaining public order and safety and preserve the property rights of individuals. she has that attitude towards law enforcement, it's very difficult for me to come to terms with. >> trace: "los angeles times" editorial at her... because the "los angeles times" refused to endorse kamala harris. here's what he wrote. an endorsement was the next logical step after his -- after a series of editorials. we've been writing about how dangerous trump is. this is in the "los angeles times". about his threats to jail his enemies and it's possibly suspicious that we didn't endorse her this time. this is the whole thing. this is misinformation and immense guy wonders why they didn't endorse kamala harris. >> i applaud the owner of the "los angeles times". he made a lot of money in biotech. he gave the paper to his daughter who has been in charge of all of the editorial biases

of that paper. she drove that paper from being a relatively normal newspaper to something that was unrecognizable. they have some amazing reporters still but aside from some exceptions there editorial board is a little bit off the wall. the fact that he did this i think is something to command. a lot of people are cancelling their subscriptions. all newspapers and news outlets should do the same. not have any endorsements. it's one thing to have natural slant but to endorse means you are not objecting. >> trace: its way left. thank you. president barack obama questioned at a rally how the political climate got so divided and bitter. does he truly not see his party's role in dividing the nation? the nightcap is next.

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>> trace: back with the nightcap crew. tonight's topic not so fascist. harris went on national television and called trump a fascist. obama questioned how the climate got so divided and bitter. does he not see his party's role in dividing the nation? >> i'm old enough to remember

when he talked about people like me clinging to my guns and religion. still doing that even though i'm in southern california. >> i teach my kids if someone has wronged them or if they disagree not to call them names. instead use their words to claim why they disagree their markets not right for anyone on either side to do this. they have to act like grown-ups. >> i think back to jimmy carter versus ronald reagan. they only refer to each other as my worthy opponent. >> when you have nothing else just call names. >> obama is so politically savvy, he knows what his party is doing. >> the great charles krauthammer says obama sees anyone who opposes his agenda as evil. the only need look in the mirror to see that. that's how a lot of people feel. >> i can almost appreciate the

shamelessness of making that claim that he did. while coming from the party that wants to get rid of the filibuster and pack the court so they never lose anything. >> that's not divisive it all. we asked everybody else. bill says that's why politics has become so bitter. he's helped orchestrate the current climate. in reality he made well not see it. he had a moderator fact-checking in his favour. he does not see his role and it was the catalyst. he is the most divisive president in my lifetime. isabel says he couldn't care less... i feel like party blindness is a real thing. if he doesn't see it he doesn't give a rats rear end about it. he's playing the blame game trying to make the dems looked innocent. thank you for watching. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. see you back here tomorrow. ♪ vapocooooool ♪ woah. dayquil vapocool. the vaporizing daytime, coughing,

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