against the los angeles dodgers. i think is only fitting to give a hit this week to the bull dodger pitcher fernando vallen is well who passed away this past week. that relate 1980s how the eruption of something called fernando mania the young pitcher from mexico enthralled people all over the country. when he wound up he looked straight up to the sky. now it fernando it was so good he did not need divine intervention. he had a strange pitch called a screwball which were not going to see in this world series. [laughter] are right thank you dan. that is it for this week show but thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you next week. ♪ this election is a choice

between whether we will have four more years of gross incompetence and failure, or whether we will begin the four greatest years in the history of our country. [cheering] the heat is always just 10 days to go before election day. former president trump vice president harris both campaigning and key battleground states today. focusing on two swing states that could potentially tip the whole direction. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news led by merrick sean. hi arthel. >> hello everyone i am arthel neville. fresh off a rally in michigan trumpets headed to state college in pennsylvania for another rally per his running mate jd vance is speaking about 200 miles away in erie, pennsylvania. the vp is bringing up more star power today after beyoncé and willie nelson appeared in her houston rally last night. today vice president harris former first lady michelle obama

hold a get out the vote rally in kalamazoo, michigan. running mates tim walz is speaking to voters in arizona but will bring it coverage of those events live as they happened. meantime president biden attacking trump earlier while speaking in pittsburgh. grace donald trump is a loser. a loser. he was a loser as a candidate. and more importantly in my view i'm just going to say it straight up he's a loser as a man. eric: mark meredith is alive in novi, michigan that's where the president spoke at the 2:00 p.m. eastern hour. quest good afternoon paid the rally is over but we have moved outside trump is hoping his message will stick in the state he is urging people in michigan to get out to the polls as soon as possible. today kicked up early voting statewide. already more than 100,000 valves

just today have been cast. the staff and trump addressing thousands of his supporters vowing to boost manufacturing urging members of the powerful united auto workers union to support him. even though uaw leadership endorsed vice president harris. but perhaps the most stunning moment of today's rally came when trump invited members of arab community to join him on stage for trump cade is getting support and ongoing violence in the middle east. >> is joining than ever before and now the most wonderful thing is happening we are winning overwhelming from the muslim. >> the moment quite notable back in 22017 trump imposed a ban opn coming to the u.s. from seven majority struggled among michigan's arab-american communities.

phil fox they're not surprised some muslim voters are embracing trump. >> i'm not surprised president trump is obviously an unconventional type of candidate and has been from the very beginning of his time. he has to stretch the coalitions we have the republican party today people who are looking for very, very specific things. >> we are going to hear from trump yet again a rally in pennsylvania big win tomorrow in your neck of the woods in madison square garden then it's off to the races in the battleground states trump will be in georgia on monday. eric: busy wee we can mark in michigan thank you. arthel: it is a busy week every vice president harris will campaign in michigan later this hour as early voting kicks off in the battleground states that the vp is bringing up the heavyweights appearing with former first lady michelle obama. peter doocy is live in kalamazoo with the preview.

first day of early voting the vice president is at a doctor's office she's talking to healthcare providers right now about abortion access because as we keep seeing these important states is about two things. donald trump and democracy and donald trump is a threat to abortion access. looks like i have said even last night i've been meeting with healthcare providers for the dobbs decision came down for they are a combination i'm doing their work in fear of being jailed. we are seeing for example medical students are now more reluctant than ever into reproductive fields for fear they could be criminalized. >> 38000 people turned out in houston to see beyoncé with the vice president last night.

beyoncé did not sing to a stadium full she was going to but willie nelson to the campaign is opening they can get out to vote for harris if a most thorough friend they've not utilized very much at all is president biden is kind of supporting his vp so far like this. whilst mr. president what you said to the men supporting you the not supporting harris? >> works are making a mistake. [inaudible] >> zero, none. this was not a political campaign how would you characterize the manner and decency? >> you can only have one campaign trail debut. this is it. the campaign calculated

kalamazoo a minor-league hockey arena is a place and most effective to deploy the first lady typically when they have it set for hockey game 50 to 5100 zoom but there's more on the floor we expect these people who have been here all day to hear of the former first lady and the vice president in the next hour or so. >> alright peter doocy will take you back here thank you. glenn yunker is appealing a federal judge ruling restore voting rolls roles after nearly0 alleged noncitizens, had that registration removed. the governor claims he's following a law that's been on the book since 2006 by the judge said the move just happen to close to election day among some other issues. cb cotton following this from our newsroom. what is the latest, high? works urging state officials have appealed the judge's ruling to the fourth u.s. circuit court

of appeals asking for a decision by monday. for now the state is instructed to county registrars to reinstate roughly 1600 people who were removed from virginia's rodent rules. followed august executive order required daily checks of dmv data against voter rolls to expedite the removal of expected noncitizens. prior to this virginia only did monthly checks and at 2006 state law the department of justice and a coalition of immigrant rights groups filed a legal challenge to the executive order argued eligible voters rating swept up on the states effort to remove noncitizens they claimed federal law was being violated which restricts states from making any major changes to voter rolls of 90 days before an election. a federal judge sided with the voting rights group slamming trenches order from the bench

attorney general telling fox even with his executive order in place, virginia as you mentioned, he argued only upholding state law which was followed by democratic predecessor. not over in pennsylvania a crcriminal investigators underwy lancaster county after election workers flagged for potential fraud. officials said the fraud included fake names, duplicate hand writing an accurate social security or license information. didit did not target one party n particular. appeals court has is sided with republicans who were challenging a mississippi law provide a five day grace period for mail and ballot. sending the issue back to a lower court to decide what to do next. many predict this case will end up all the way at the u.s. supreme court. back to you. eric: will see what happens on monday, thank you.

arthel: you guys fbi is investigating chinese hackers who reportedly targeted phones used by former president trump, his running mate jd vance, members of a harris campaign and some top democrats in congress. battle amadeleine rivera has mom washington. what you don't know what type of information and then he was taken but federal agencies are still investigating for the fbi confirming actors affiliate with the people's republic of china were able to gain unauthorized access to commercial telecommunication infrastructure at least 10 more compromise in the operation reach out to several carriers, at&t had no comment but verizon says along with federal law enforcement industry peers and third-party cyber experts, we are working to confirm, assess remediate any potential impact. verizon is committed to his law enforcement on this investigation. "new york times" reports former

president trump senator jd vance were notified this week they were among the number of people inside and outside government whose phone numbers were targeted to the infiltration of verizon phone systems. some democrats were also targeted they reportedly include staff members from vice president kamala harris campaign on senate majority leader chuck schumer. a little more than a week away but last month justice department with hacking the accounts and stealing the information for people associate with former president trump's campaign. arthel: madeleine rivera thank you very much. right now are going to new york mayor eric adams giving a briefing on security preparation for trump's rally at madison square garden tomorrow. let's listen. new york can also expect erotic traffic closures and seventh avenue between the west 34th street. subways will remain open the best way to get around the city,

the best way to get to the garden is via subway. exiting around madison square garden, those special procedures in place as well. looks right in the subway will be exited at the eighth avenue side of madison square garden 77th avenue side. there but uniform officers at york city, transit workers at the station to help navigate the movement of people and where property tours are. were ads new yorkers driving in the area is going to be extremely crowded vehicle traffic flow. we are urgent new yorkers who take public transportation. if you're traveling to down through midtown manhattan tomorrow please use mass transit no matter where you are moving to. security is everyone's responsibility as we say over and over again, see something say something do something,

notify the authorities. let me be clear here in this the citywe believe in the righte speech and open debate but we believe in working out our differences through a democratic process. the continue with early voting throughout new york city. this is your chance to be heard and make a determination on who you choose to vote for. so if you do so today or in the coming days, get out and vote for it to say that over and over again. steve of new york city mayor eric adams. talk about voting. he was giving a briefing on the halt in the all-important hype security will employed for tomorrow's rally that former president trump is giving at madison square garden. to fort michigan importance as a crucial swing state highlighted today with both candidates campaigning there. former president trump outside

of detroit vice president harris is in kalamazoo at this hour campaigning with former first lady michelle obama. early voting to get in the state completely today counting the votes and protecting the integrity of the election, job one for officials print how they do that? secretary of state jocelyn benton britt madam secretary welcome back to fox news. good to see a brickwork thank you for have me back. eric: course. more than a million for that's a lot. more than a million michigan voters have cast their bout how does that process of growing and with the early voting that started today? >> is really extraordinary but voters on all sides are participating at record-breaking numbers w but 132,000 people jut spoke to today the first day on posen in the west side to the east side and everywhere in between. 1.5 million mark for people about it from home and mailed in their ballot.

it's really exciting to see such enthusiasm from citizens, democrats, republicans, independents and everywhere in the state. i'm really grateful the more people who participate the more healthier our democracy will be. eric: can the system take these numbers? some have raised concerns about the integrity and credibility of the system. how can you reassure them? west we believe transparency is important. her people are counting and evaluating the identity of people sending an absentee ballot. you can observe that process. you can observe the polling place. you can observe the accounting process. we want people to know they can watch and observe it. of course we do know a people to be disruptive but information is our friend. michigan.gov/election facts or people can read through very detailed ways everything we do to ensure only u.s. citizens or voting. note dead voters are removing dead voters on the rolls and a

number of other things develop concerns about make sure their vboat is secure brickwork sinew described that process? you have a case were seven people are accused are in a case involving seven people accuse of double voting. how does that work? how does that get there or not get through and detect before there is voter fraud? works in michigan once your ballot is in and received its marked received and counted in our voter file. if someone shows up to a voting place and says hey, i would like to vote now in person you can look right into the voter file as a clerk will do and say oh no, you have returned it absentee ballot under law they cannot receive a ballot after that. one person one vote. we had incidents the primary in andfour separate occasions about that happened about it wrongly received a ballot for it thankfully our attorney general is seeking prosecution and

criminal penalties for folks who broke the law there. that is what we do but we enforce the law but ensure everyone knows the rules with clear guardrails in place to make sure everyone can only vote once. eric: in terms of guardrails we hear of non- citizens potentially voting, is that possible? >> you know. would pay was somewhatregistrabt usually when they get their drivers license. you have to show documentation of citizenship at that point whether you are citizen or not that's marked in the file so even if someone were to attempt to register to vote after that, in that the license or id foune not a citizen and not allowed to vote. several were clerks can look into allegations of challenges this person is not a citizen. we want to be able to identify that in clerks look into that. number of checks and balances. all those are detailed michigan.gov/election facts for anyone to read. eric: finally, when you think youyou'll get the vote? how soon do you think you will

get the full tally? what you expect on election night a couple days after? >> hopefully no later than wednesday but maybe sooner. we know our clerks are working hard but right now they're counting the ballots come to the mail we are seeing people return those ballots earlier than usual. all that points to us being able to get the result as quickly as possible. we will always prioritize security and accuracy of course over efficiency. will keep people updated after the polls close is when they can expect to hear those unofficial returns come through. eric: so finally, the votes of the absentee ballots being counted now. like in pennsylvania at their sometimes a long delay because their law is different. in some cases they do not start until the day of the election. we are pretty confident you get results fairly quickly? >> in 2020 we had our results at the highest turnout election in history. our unofficial results were done mid-day wednesday, the day after the election.

it won't be passed that we are expecting. some communities like flint and detroit have told me they think by midnight or one and they might have had their son. we will see. we are telling our front end of the day on wednesdays when we should expect things and maybe we can get official results up sooner than that we increase the efficiency while also protecting the accuracy of every step. >> that is pretty quick. that's pretty fast. couchris welcome back then let u know i'll come back on tuesday and wednesday this is where we get what we are seeing. thank you. thank you for that work that all the election officials do. arthel: absolutely but guess what guys, so much more had this hour. vice president harris former president trump holding dueling rallies and crucial swing states. vice president said to speak with former first lady michelle

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arthel: israel finally retaliated for iran's barrage of missiles more than three weeks ago. idf overnight bombing targeting ironic missile and air defense sites avoiding oil fields and nuclear facilities. greg appel cut live in northern israelite city with more of the details. >> arthel, for the moment at least things are relatively quiet. israel wrapping up its retaliation of iran. after about four hours early saturday morning israeli time and we were up for, some 100 israeli fighter jets took 1000-mile trip to iran conducted what israel said were safely calibrated strikes on iranian military targets. the first aim waved at taking out your defenses according syria and iraq then hitting 20 long range sites near tehran and to other regions. i just don't seem have any

nuclear facilities were hit as the biden administration had requested. it lo looks like a pretty specic retaliation for the barrage of 180 missiles iran filed at israel on october 1 israel was defiant. >> around to make the mistake of a year-round escalation, will be obligated to respond. >> even though it's not reported for iranian soldiers were killed, and tehran is downplaying the attack a bit claiming many israeli projectiles were intercepted and that the damage was minimal. but they'll be heard from iran's foreign minister today he said his country quote has no limits when it comes to defending its territorial integrity. he hopes this is the end. big hopes indeed back to you.

arthel: greg appel cut, thank you very much. eric: president biden said israel did advise ahead of the post urban attack on iran. expressing hope could mark the end of escalatory retaliatory attacks between iran, its proxies in the jewish state. lucas thomason alive at the lighthouse white house with the latest on the spirit. >> good afternoon. present by did not issue a statement last night following israel's unprecedented air strikes against iran. speech reporters earlier on his way to pittsburgh. >> had kind of long, i was a little late i was on with the community for the last half hour. looks like they didn't hit anything other than military targets. my hope is this is the end. >> this is the largest attack by israel on ironic haverford president biden told reporters on october 2 after ron launched the massive ballistic missile

strike the only one israel to hit military sites is a word hem greg. that is what israel did last night. note nuke sites are oil terminals were destroyed. no iranian leaders were killed. iranian officials of the "new york times" if israel only hits a military sites does not kill too many people especially those many third generation russian defense they might not strike back on voigt dennis ross said israel strikes were to show are on a much more he could do if iran chooses to retaliate for it vice president harris did not mention the strikes last night at her rally in houston but she spoke earlier at the landing at lanaganmichigan after receivinge intelligence update that the present president mentioned earlier. >> wheat maintained the importance of supporting israel's right to defend itself. we are also very adamant the de-escalation in the region going forward. iran must stop what it is doing

in terms of the threat it has assessed to the region. wwill always defend israel against any attack in that way. foreign policy experts is not just israel and benefits from the strike in iran but ukraine as well. many boasting missiles and drones to russia to launch into ukraine. >> we send a very clear message to iran but you cannot tend to o ballistic missiles and expect us not to react. i think they know they are vulnerable. we invite them not to challenge us. arthel: israeli ambassador to the un applauding his country's retaliation against iran. the idf said it conducted precise and targeted strikes on iranian military sites after tehran's october 1 missile barrage and months of attacks by its proxies in gaza, lebanon and

yemen. let's bring in jamil jaffer founder executive director of the national security institute. we will start here. israel sent a very clear messae to iran, do not challenge us. are we closer to the end of the fighting or will iran dare to strike israel again? >> think iran will continue to do it it's on this entire time which is to fight through its proxies. primarily hezbollah in the north, the houthi from yemen and funding hamas in gaza. we've seen them do this over and over again they fell hit it directly the voting done it twice and they only do it after a senior hezbollah or hamas are ronnie leaders killed. arthel: want to get back to the fighting in a second period but you make about reports of a hostage release or talks that might take place in the next 24 or so hours? is the cease-fire event that would take place for this to happen? or is this another false start

to freeing the remaining hostages, what do you think? >> it's hard to know it's really important to get the hostages out there still americans there in gaza. large number israeli still held hostage in gaza. it's critical the hostages be gotten out to bring the question is what is it going to take from the israeli side in terms of a c supplier and release of prisoners? hamas today to see these hostages as her strategic asset. has not been willing to give them up other than a few months back they did a me medium-size release back then. arthel: hamas has to come to the table before cease-fire for sure. let me play something former israeli diplomat said here earlier. >> the key to not just a release of the hostages but also to the tragedies of the region and the tragedy of palestinians in general. we are hopeful that at some point they're going to wake up and understand that israel will not relent.

we will get our hostages back no matter what the cost. we will achieve security no matter the cost. ask your reaction? >> i think that is exactly right what happened to his october 7 about a year ago was the equivalent of a dozen 911 attacks on the united states is going on for a year. believe the health minister about 30,000 dead. there in a populace of 2 million of their brigades have been torn down. it is or is going to continue fighting they'll continue taking out senior leaders as long as there's a threat of attack on israel. and if hezbollah continues to conduct its attacks in the north. >> as you said israel is fighting around other terror groups hezbollah as you said in 11 on it. so that being said, where do you see this current war in the middle east heading? >> at the end of the day what you need is iran to stop encouraging hezbollah to commit these attacks.

just stop funding hamas of georgia and the palestinian people into poverty and discretion because of the way they have conducted themselves in the attacks against israel now a year ago. arthel: and short how do you make a run stop? x iran is not to be hit directly prefer iran to really pay the price right now they are allowed to get away with this because their proxy getting hit over and over again. israel's been successful and take out senior iran leadership. saw the head of the force killed with their proxies are not been taken down. but iran at the end of the day of their being made to stop, the going to be hit directly but to date both united states and israel have been limited in their direct attacks against iran. arthel: we will see where this is headed but we had to leave it there for now. national security institute founder jamil jaffer thank you again for joining us. >> thanks. eric: michigan and pennsylvania campaign focuses we can part vice president harris former president trump making a big

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coverage of the both of those events when they begin. eric: have you heard about the mcdonald's e. coli outbreak? sadly it is spreading the center for disease control says at least one person that has died. among the 75 cases that have occurred they say in 13 states it. people say they got sick after eating quarter pounders and we apologize for showing former president trump there he had nothing to do with the e. coli outbreak. the fast food giants that it is found the likely source of the outbreak. senior correspondent claudia cowan has the very latest on this. >> hi eric, centers for disease control still trying to determine the exact source of this deadly outbreak for the focus now down to onions from a processing facility in colorado. cdc now reporting 75 e. coli cases when 13 states were 22 people have been hospitalized. two with dangerous kidney disease complications as you mentioned one person has died in

colorado with that state have the highest number of cases, 26. the ages of those have gotten sick range from 13 -- 88. mcdonald's had a second quarter pounders off the menu and about a fifth of its stores when a statement released yester the yy fast food giant said fda is investigating sliced onions reprocessing plants in colorado springs that supplied about 900 mcdonald's restaurants. >> we've taken steps to proactively remove the slivered onions which are used in quarter pounders from restaurants in select states. we also made the decision to temporarily remove the quarter pounder from restaurants in select states. the decision to do this is not when we take lightly. >> doctor save a number of cases is likely higher than the official cdc figure given that many people with e. coli symptoms do not go to see their doctor. those symptoms include severe stomach cramps and vomiting.

usually begin three -- four days after someone becomes infected. while most people recover after a few days it's worth noting e. coli infections caused about 265,000 illnesses in this country every year and about 100 deaths. sue for as far as we don't know i got sick from the french fries the former president handed out at that event, make that clear thank you. arthel: dueling rallies in london today antiracist groups protest a far right anti- immigrant marcher. metropolitan police report several arrests to put let's go to stephanie bennett. she is life in london with the very latest. >> yes police officers from across the country were drafted to try and keep the peace and keep the dueling rallies to separate. unite the kingdom march was organized by far right activists known by the pseudonym tommy robinson he had been urging protesters for weeks to come to london claiming the state was trying to silence him for

speaking out about the impact of immigrants on the uk. robinson was unable to attend today he's being held in police custody this w weekend ahead ofa contempt of court case that's due to be heard on monday. >> what our country back honestly have got no problem with immigrants. crick's counter purchase of antiracism campaigners and trade unionists also gathered to stand up to racism group carried banners saying things like refugees and migrants welcome. smash the far right unite against fascism, islamic phobia and anti-semitism. >> above all we are standing up against the divisive message of the far right which is blaming migrants, muslims, jews any minority they can think of for the economic problems that people face the economic problems people face was because of inequality and injustice. the home office released new figures this week showing more and migmigrants across the englh channel this year than in all of

2023 infect 424 people cross the channel yesterday alone taken this year's total to 29578. those of us are down compared to two years ago there's more than 45000 people across those dangerous waters. since taking office in july the home secretary announced a new uk border security command to try to tackle this illegal immigration crime and trafficking across europe. arthel: stephanie bennett live in london thank you. eric: back here at home any minute now in kalamazoo, michigan vice president harris will take the stage former first lady michelle obama. this is a state kicks off its first day of early voting. waiting for this rally will bring it to you live right here in the fox news channel straighn straightahead.tami ♪ daily zz for quality sleep. and enxtra for focus and clarity. centrum, powered by clinically

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arthel: at republican vice presidential nominee and jd vance holding a campaign rally

in erie, pennsylvania right now part let's take a listen. >> get an opportunity to do the one thing, to tell kamala harris that we do not want her in the oval office. go back to san francisco where you belong. our president is donald j trump. [cheering] now, i will say if i'm being honest with you, and this is may be a moment of unexpected bipartisanship but i feel pretty bad for my democratic colleague governor tim walz of minnesota. i do, i do. he has not been a very good governor and that's definitely true. but tim walz's got the toughest job in american politics he has got to go around and try to convince the american people to vote for kamala harris that's pretty tough. now, by contrast what i've got to get out there and do as i've got to get out there and go and talk about how donald j trump was the best president in my

lifetime and he is going to do it again if we give him more time. i get to talk about how donald trump had inflation 1.5%. the fact that donald trump when he was the president that he had a 40 as i get to talk about the fact the drug cartels were on the run in the border was close when donald j trump was president. arthel: okay the presidential campaign vice presidential campaign in full swing. that is jd vance in erie, pennsylvania. eric: defense secretary lloyd often outlining how the u.s. has supported ukraine against russia's invasion. with jennifer griffin this week defense secretary saying he's working with ukrainian president zelenskyy to implement a plan for victory. here's more from the exclusive

one on one. >> there are some americans are questioning whether the u.s. can afford to keep supporting ukraine. wyatt does ukraine still matter? and what is at stake if the u.s. stops finding ukraine? >> there is a lot at stake appear we do not want to live in a world where a tyrant can wake up and decide to erase his sovereign neighbors border. if putin is successful he will continue to do what he has done. all of the baltic states are very concerned about and they rightfully feel they would be next on the menu. >> is increasing movement towarmove towardsisolationism i. does this concern you? >> of course it does. we are a global power we're going to need to continue to do what is necessary to protect those interests. >> that are jd vance is more the latter'sloudest opponents of aio ukraine arguing the defense industrial base could not produce enough to keep supporting ukraine and israel.

does he have a point? >> we have seen an increase in production and artillery shells and end the weapon systems and a number of things are industrial base has picked up the pace their expanding production brickwork some think the u.s. is just sending $100 billion in cash to ukraine. they worry about corruption. which are some of the states and benefiting and how does this work? >> ohio, texas, alabama, you name it and there are a number of states that do benefit directly. we do not send cash over too ukraine. we draw down equipment and we replace those munitions with something that's probably a little bit more modern and more effective. >> of the europeans paying their fair share? books they are contributing a lot. i convene a group every month that consists of 50 countries. that group together contributed some $51 billion germany has

committed to $31 billion worth of security assistance in that is remarkable. there are some smaller companies as a percentage of gdp that have contributed more than the united states. >> will have you and president biden continue to reject requests to lift the restrictions on t firing the log range weapons at russian inside russia? >> the russians have already moved their aircraft out of the range -- beyond the range. but, ukraine will have the ability to produce their own drones but right now they are highly effective. we have seen them conduct attacks or operations that are some 400 kilometers beyond the border. and even further. >> nearly 11000 north korean troops are in russia now and will be ready to fight in ukraine bite november 1. have you seen evidence of this? >> if it is true it speaks to

the point that putin must beat weaken it to a greater extent than most people think. we know putin is losing a lot of people. eric: aid at ukraine the secretary spent right here at home for the report from chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin. arthel? arthel: meanwhile all eyes on the so-called blue wall states today vice president harris and former first lady michelle obama will soon take the stage in a battleground michigan. while former president trump prepares to rally supporters in pennsylvania. both events set to get underway soon. you can catch them alive right here on fox news. alka seltzer plus cold & flu when speed is what you need, bounce back fast with alka seltzer plus. also try the new chewable fizzy chews. no water needed. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey! eddie, no. frasier, frank. frank?

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arthel: vice president harris and michelle obama are holding a campaign rally in kalamazoo, michigan. let's listen. >> if we want to usher in the next generation of american leadership, we have got to do something. if we want to let someone with a character that's worthy of the oval office, someone with the strength of heart to guide our country to a better day got to what?

and that someone is my dear friend kamala harris and michigan i am so hopeful the energy and poise and joy that kamala harris has injected into this race if you know her like i do that is no surprise no one could have predicted the way everything would have unfolded the summer. and yet, and a critical moment when our country needed her she could not have been more prepared to meet that moment. she hasn't has met it every siny since. [cheering] she is the filling arenas and a weight we have not seen for years. she's a building a remarkable campaign in record time. so thoroughly in the debate he

was too scared to face her again. [cheering] kamala, is putting herself out there fearlessly facing down even her harshest critics. she is seeking out republicans to find common ground. and unlike her opponent, she is not ducking interviews or cowering in safe spaces only with fawning audiences. no, she is showing us what a sane stable leader it looks lik. [cheering] she is not losing her train of thought or stumbling over her words. and she is doing it all with vigor and with grace. that is because kamala harris is

a lord knows we need a grown up in the white house. with fresh ideas to move our country forward. kamala is the only candidate, the only candidate in this race who's ois outlined a clear set f policies. including a focusing on lowering costs and reducing drug prices for all americans. giving tax credits to first-time homebuyers and working families raising our kids it is eight remarkable plan and these remarkable last few months mirror the way kamala has handled herself her entire life. fighting for working people in the as a u.s. senator and vice president of the united states

taking on the big banks and transnational gangs and predatory colleges and always doing it holding her head high with warmth and dignity and class. [cheering] michigan, do not buy into the lie that we do not know who kamala is or what she stands for. this is someone who understands you, all of you from a middle-class family raised mostly by her mom like so many of us leaning on her neighbors like we all do. that's what you want in a president, someone who kids you and will have you back. [cheering] kamala harris is an extraordinary human being, she