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election day. both candidates, there is a mad -- to reach the finish line very former president from campaigning in north carolina pretty's got to stop there today. in between he is right now making a detour in virginia. that state has not elected a republican presidential candidate in the last 20 years soup it looks like they're kind of doing the wave there in the crowd. this is a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i'm eric shawn. hey arthel. arthel: hello everyone i am arthel neville. both candidates on a battleground blitz with just three days to go. vice president kamala harris was campaigning in georgia earlier today where early voting is breaking records. now, the two candidates and briefly crossed paths straight look at this, this afternoon and north carolina. therefore stu was parked right next to trump's plane at charlotte douglas international airport. we have live fox team coverage. madison is liable first lady

jill biden is stumping for harrison. we will begin with alexis mcadams live in greensboro, north carolina ahead of trump's rally this evening. >> it is kind of thought it might ifb works when i'm talking to you but not t to eric. i have to look more into that but we are here north carolina where there is a line forming here in this battleground state because the polls show this thing is down to a dead heat. you do not have to look at the polls to figure that out you have to look at the crowd sizes here for both candidates. also the former president campaign stops but is going to hit north carolina four times in the next three days per take a look on your screen this is from a few hours ago. he was already making that stop this morning talking about the economy, border and crime in north carolina the former president one and north carolina last election present a bite and beat them in guilford county. that is where i am right now in greensboro, north carolina it's a very important area that sways back again later tonight by today's the last of early voting in north carolina more than half

the state is already hit the polls which is impressive it. this election more registered republicans have cast their ballot in the tar heel state than democrats. that's a shift since 2020. now more registered republicans are at the polls early worth a show here north carolina? >> there is a change. i think the policies for the past four years have not resignation with north carolina. they are ready to get back to how things were. >> i think it is great. people need to get out and vote for what they believe in. donald j trump is what we believe in. >> it just days until the election. it comes down to this question are you better off now than you were four years ago? that is what trump continues to ask at all of his rallies. they broke these economies and broke all the things in the u.s.

he says he's going to fix it. quick speaking of fixing i knew there'd be no problem so there ifb when you and i are talking. >> i turn it off and eric is talking. eric: i know you're saying i do the same alright alexis mcadams. [laughter] in north carolina thank you. eric: alright, alright making fun of me. let's go down south now to george of the white house candidates are trying to sway the voters in that state. former president trump is campaigning in macon tomorrow for the first lady jill biden is there today for vice president harris. madison is alive with the very latest in the ground t there. hi madison. >> hi eric. election day is just days away. already 4 million georgia residents have cast their vote for president. this is a record high level of early voting in this state. over 55% of active voters here and the pe peaches state have ct their ballots. here were i am today, only 45%

of voters turned out early. it's a county were more than half the population is african-american. within that group less than 40% voted early. many believe that lack of interest is tied to the poverty level. a quarter of the population lives below that line. while it's only 14% and the rest of the state. some voters tell us their vote is still up in the air. >> it is hard. it is hard. it always is. i'm deathly undecided yes i am. but, by tuesday i have my mind made up and i will go to the polls and vote. >> the undecided voters, both parties are making a run for those still sitting on the sidelines. first lady jill biden spoke here in macon less than an hour ago telling the crowd it could not afford to leave both at home.

>> let's remember this election is going to come down to a handful of votes in battleground states like this one. in 2020 we won georgia by about 12000 votes. we have got to win it again. >> while bibb county is traditionally blue county the former president believes he could pick up some of the votes here. he will also be campaigning in this county here in macon tomorrow night sunday it is his first visit to the area this year. those final days to decision 2024. eric: all right madison on the ground there, thanks. arthel: vice president harris or president trump are putting their running mates to work. governor tim walz and jd vance are heading to arizona after both campaigned in las vegas this morning. jeff paul is live in sin city with more. >> with early voting now over here in nevada there is a push

from both campaigns to get folks who are still holding onto those mail and ballots to go ahead and return them or make plans to show up on tuesday and cast their ballot in person. that's a big part of the reason for groups like this is a group of democrats here and a las vegas neighborhood. they're going to be out canvassing they believe this race is really going to come down to every single vote. they have a real sense of urgency given some of that latest voting numbers. more than 1 million people in nevada have cast their ballots as roughly 50% of those registered. republicans have the edge right now outpacing democrats by nearly 50000 ballots cast so far. that's a big part of the reason why we are seeing trump and harris campaigns focused so much on this date. both the candidates were here just two days ago. today it's the running mates return to court voters. jd vance and tim walz holding rallies where they emphasize the top of the ticket. >> the main reason to go to the

polls to elect the most qualified person is understood to be president of the united states. >> just remember at least you do not have to do what tim walz has to do is go around and try to persuade the american people that kamala harris is somehow fit to be the president of the united states. that is tough work. that's very tough work. >> four years ago democrats had an advantage of total registered voters in nevada that nearly 87000. this year however they only hold an edge of a republicans might roughly 9000 votes but for the compliment and the picture due to the new automatic registration law in nevada. nonpartisan voters are the biggest voting bloc in the states. who from that group shows up and how many show up could tip the scales in this election this year. >> all eyes on those nonpartisan voters for sure. jeff paul live in las vegas thank you. eric: turn out for early voting shattering records. according to the university of florida nearly 3 million more

early voters have cast their ballots in person this year than in 2020. in total over 72 million people have voted already for the next president of the united states but state leaders working 24/7 to take on the overwhelming voter turnout. pennsylvania secretary of the commonwealth al schmidt in the last hour of "fox news live." >> result long planes pennsylvania department of state has been in close contact with all of our county partners to provide whatever equipment that we can provide. that they have requested and fulfilled every request from every county. but staffing is ultimately left up to the county. to accommodate the needed there voters. what is early voting mean? professor and the university of florida political science department and lab, professor good to see you. what trends can you define if any from what we are seeing so far in terms of the massive overwhelming early voting that we have?

>> we expected jeff that numbers are down. we cannot possibly even reach the 2020 numbers. but there is a pandemic going oonto that make some sense. but we are looking for is how much of the shift is going to move into the in person early voting and into the election day vote. we kind of expected democrats are the ones doing well and early person voting is doing well and starting in 2020. we kind of expected that pattern. something different happen this election cycle. in previous cycles trump had disparaged all forms of early voting. his supporters listen to him and said that really was not a method of voting for them. they would wait until election day. this time around the campaigns putting out the message in person early voting is good. and his supporters i'm listening to him. and like you just saw it pennsylvania they don't have

early person voting. they have a form of voting you can go to an election office, cast a mail ballot in person. it's a clunky process that leads to long lines and now the registrar there in pennsylvania are trying to struggle with how did they manage this? how did they serve the people they did not expect about that way. that stuff is stuff going on ard the country. it is upset some of the patterns. we would have expected have lower levels of in person early voting there would not have been so many democrats. instead we are seeing excuse me 70 republicans. instead we are seeing a big large numbers of imp person in y voting with more republicans. >> the republicans are usually gone election date. let's look at some of the stats the percentages as you just pointed out. democrats, as you can see right there in person 31%. mail and 42. still ahead of the republicans. but the mail in his up for republicans. what does this mean you think

elections going forward the weight we will votes, but we will get to the point where it's not just election day as it is in so many states you have this opportunity to exercise your franchise earlier. what can we determine if anything at all from that? >> interestingly this is how we started in this country. at the founding quit multiple days of voting. it was really to help people get to county courthouses. we used to just have one location devoted to the county courthouse. people living in rural or mountainous areas like virginia appalachia, north carolina, they would traverse some real terrain to get to the courthouse. they've had voting over several days. that change in the mid- 1800s. back in 1970s we start seeing states adopt in person early voting. they also start adopting more expaexpensive forms of mail balloting. that is been the trend. as more states are offering

early voting you get more voters that way. which also get more voters because people like it. once they vote that way they're more likely to vote that way again. you start seeing these numbers after state offers early voting of some sort you start seeing the numbers creep up from election to election. eric: everyone is trying to analyze these numbers and yes there are more women 54%. there is a gender gap in so that could help vice president harris. or is it a case with its harris or trump voters they are the same pole, the same people, they're just not going on election day. they are choosing to do it earlier so you may not be expanding that pou pole to send major political trend. >> you put your finger on the main question that we have here. all of these republicans voting in person early voting is that the sign of new enthusiasm for trump or sign of people shifting their voting and listening to trump saying yes, it's okay to do that.

that is the big question we have yet to answer. they just like it always is will have to wait until election day and see what comes in with the election day vote to really find out who wins the election. eric: this is secretary of state talking about the progress they have. let's listen. >> all the early voting we have seen all of the absent votes that have come in and up. that all has to be tabulated that will happen on tuesday. the people will be sequestered they will tabulate that no later than one hour at the polls close that has to be uploaded by that is about 8:00 p.m. the bulls should close at 7:00 p.m. they'll be 65 -- 70% of the early voting we have. and then the balance of the votes we got from absentee. will be uploaded you'll have that no later than 8:00 p.m. eric: and secretary of state of the commonwealth al >> of pennsylvania told me earlier they have impro improved the syn pennsylvania to get a faster.

any idea when we will get the vote? as you know some states don't count until election date. >> if you vote in person either early or on election day there's a check in process. for you present your identification, you do it all at a table partner given the ballot and you go vote. the real balance is a different process. there's an envelope that comes in maybe identifying information on the outside of the envelope that has to be verified. maybe have to open up the envelope and look inside for that information. i depends on the state with the laws are regarding how you have to provide that information. this is the extra step election officials happy with each of those ballots for adaptive prody the information on the ballot. then they have to separate the ballot from the envelope because it's a secret ballot you do not want people to know how you voted for it so they separate that out. and then they can run the ballots. in some states, like my state of florida or georgia election officials have a leadtime to do

all that preparation work. it's really fast for them to count the ballots. that's all they're doing on election days counting the ballots. but in some other states like pennsylvania and wisconsin they do not have as much lead time to do the prep. and so they have to do all the prep on election day and slows down the process for them. we could see in some slower reporting. we've got some states like in arizona we could be waiting for a while we see a lot of belts coming in very late. so just hold tight. as we are going to be doing that is the best advice. patients hold tight make sure the information they have questions they can get that back and vote on a provisional ballot. hold tight and have patience doctor michael p mcdonagh from the university of were not thank you. arthel: hold tight for sure for

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some experts say vice president harris has a shot up and get key electoral vote and it's in a republican stronghold some say there is a blue dot in nebraska that could sway the presidential race potentially shape the balance of power in the house. all thanks to the states unique voting system. live in omaha, nebraska to explain exactly what this is. so, nebraska divides its electoral devotes. two votes go to the winner of the popular vote for the other three are divided between the winner of each of the states congressional districts. what that means even in a ruby red state like nebraska kamala harris has a chance of winning a single electoral vote by winning here in omaha the second congressional district which is much more purple than the rest of the state. a lot of that money is helping boosted democrats and down ballot races as well.

the house ra race between sittig republican don bacon, a more moderate republican is no stranger to tight races having won each of his races since 2016 by fewer than three points against vargas in 2022. this time around i'm bacon is up against a wave of enthusiasm over electoral vote the latest "new york times" poll harris' leading donald trump fight 12 points in this district. bacon says of voters here know his record even some democrats will support him while also voting for harris. >> my job is to get things done and serve our country. a lot of moderate democrats it's great hard-core democrats they vote straight democrat but they vote for me because i as soon m doing in the district. they know i'm trying to do the right thing. >> this time around tony vargas is hoping all the outside money

from harris and the democrat party combined with the enthusiasm among democrat voters will be enough for him to become nebraska's first latino representative. his campaign did not make him available for an interview. here he is at a rally recently with tim walz. >> if we have someone who truly truly represents our values and who will fight for working-class families the united states house of representatives unlike congressman and bacon and his extremism we need new leadership everybody. >> this race is one of several tight races in the house that democrats need to win after they are going to retake control of the house we are told here democrats are outspending republicans but more than 20 -- one. >> downtown omaha. supreme court major ruling last night and pennsylvania ballot battle. high court rejected republicans request to stop pennsylvania

from counting provisional ballots with defective mail in ballot supreme court justice samuel alito wrote quote the lower court judgment concerns two votes in the long completed pennsylvania primary. stating that judgment would not impose any binding obligation on any of the pennsylvania officials who are responsible for the conduct of this year's election. the spring constitutional law attorney translate justice alito's argument explain what's at issue in this case. >> essentially the supreme court ruled on a case out of pennsylvania and that dealt with two voters in pennsylvania primary who had cast a mail in ballots that were rejected because they do not include the secrecy envelope. they are not permitted to cast a provisional ballots. there is a dispute about what the actual law allows for in

that state. republican national committee had hoped to get the supreme court to essentially weigh in and say anyone who had a mail and ballot rejected would not then be able to cast a provisional ballot. [inaudible] only dealt with those two prior votes. there's not any sort of advisory opinion they could issue. arthel: so the republican party apartyannounced a lawsuit today. this one is over counting in georgia accepting absentee ballots over the weekend. rnc chair michael whatley had this to say. fulton, cab, cab burnett counties decided at the last minute to accept ballots over the weekend which disregard the law. they failed to let her poll observers in to wash the process. the secretary of state with

republican poll watchers in local officials refused. can you speak on the merits of this lawsuit? >> it's very concerning these reports coming out and in advance of such a big election tthey're not complying with the laws. we know based on the supreme court ruling last year the state courts and federal courts ultimately the supreme court can weigh in on illegal election handling. so ultimately this is something that could be adjudicated by the courts. when will they get involved how can they stop this when they're doing in violation of the law. ultimately for all of americans and everyone across the world it's important to highlight any of these issues that come up as soon as possible. this is expected to be a very close election and any sort of deviation from the law and the

legislature's intent need to be looked at as soon as possible and address to soonest possible. arthel: but to be clear and these are claims that not all claims are valid. let's move on this could continue will be on tuesday. former u.s. assistant attorney andy mccarthy on that. listen. >> if you bring the court a dispute before the election takes place in before the election has been announced you can framed that as something that is fixing the rules under which we are going to proceed. i think the real problem comes after the election when the result at least presumptively is known. we are asking the court to do is to potentially reverse what it seems like the voters have decided. that is a position they never want to be in. are much more likely to get decent decisions out of them in the run-up to the election. >> what will you and your colleagues be tuned into while

assessing the integrity of election lawsuits filed after november 5? >> i think a lot of the lawsuits will have to come after election day if it's a very close call. it's important or preliminary challenges made to establish whether there are concerns with some of the issue and integrity in the way the states are running their elections. but practically speaking unless there such a small margin one side can show a certain number of all alleged irregularities wl reverse the outcome then they are not going to have much of a leg to stand on. it is important for them to address these issues ahead of time to the greatest extent possible. that's going to ward off any of the pothepostelection challengey opinion. >> we thank you for joining us katie, take care we will see you after the election. >> republicans currently hold a

very slim majority in the house of representatives. the balance of power there is hanging on a handful of very competitive congressional races. many happen to be in california as will refine christina coleman in los angeles breaking all that down. >> national party leaders have been visiting the golden state to help the respective parties gain power in congress. california has 52 house seats in more than any other state. california democrats hope to flip five seats and hold onto one of their own to regain control of the house. only a handful of seats separate the two parties in the house with 220 republicans, 212 vacancies. democratic house minority leader hakeem jeffries once that gavel. he campaigned here in southern california for democratic house candidates during the final days of this election to try and flip the house. as a former aerospace executive.

trying to unseat republican incumbent mike garcia a former navy pilot spoke to jeffrey since he campaign. take a listen. >> you could be anywhere. why are you here? it's important battleground states. >> house speaker mike johnson made several trips to california just last month to campaign he ramped up support for veteran republican house rep in riverside county during the final stretch of the selection. he narrowly won his seat several years ago against his democratic challenger by 11100 votes. the two are up against each other again this election season. both of them promising to address top voter concerns in california which include the economy, housing affordability, homelessness and crime. former president donald trump also endorsed ken calvert he

praised him a few weeks ago in california's coachella valley. >> everybody needs to get out and vote for ken who is running right now a radical california liberal is running against him. >> to it republicans are fighting to win too tight house races in orange county historically republican stronghold in the deep blue state political analyst say orange county has lean more centerleft in recent years prominent democrat house rep adam schiff is scheduled to campaign in orange county tomorrow for the democratic house contenders in california senate race shift leads in the polls by a wide margin it's his republican opponent former dodgers first baseman steve garvey who is celebrating our wonderful dodgers win. >> he's in california christina thank you. arthel? arthel: go dodgers were present but a return to the campaign trail hitting up his home town, scranton appeared a closer look

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next january, one of us will be president. if it's donald trump, he will wake up every day and stew over his enemies list. that will help no one. if i am president, i'll be focused on my to do list for you, the american people. i'll cut costs by cracking down on corporate price gouging. make housing more affordable. lower taxes for middle class families and protect social security. i will focus on getting things done. i'm kamala harris, and i approve this message. let's get to work.

eric: arizona is a key state former president trump loss at an early in 2020 but that is were democratic vice presidential nominee governor tim walz speaking in flagstaff. let's listen. look, he also told us is going to help balance the budget. here's how he was going to do it. he is going to cut $2 trillion from discretionary spending. now, for some of you this budget gets kind of big and all of that. but to give you an idea what that means, all the discretionary spending the government does in a year is $1.6 trillion. so just to be very clear at least they are telegraphing what they're going to do.

if they do that to truly dollar cut, it means to cut medicare and social security. that's only way they can do it. jd vance said they absolutely have to go after those things he called social security the biggest impediment to fiscal sanity. donald trump called it a ponzi scheme. our family called it a lifesaver when my dad died and we need social security survivor benefits to get by. look, we are hardy people in minnesota we walk on water half the year we and we are tough. we are tough. we don't mind pulling ourselves up by our bootstraps but we didn't have any bootstraps that is with social security and medicare do for so many of us in medicaid. now this week i like it they are getting pretty cocky about things are saying the quite stuff out loud now. speaker of the house and johnson that guy that took like 15 guys to go through until he finally settled on someone to get it in every black who is this guy? he is the speaker of the house

now he said yes for going to have to get rid of obamacare. all of us know what that mean is the reason daca is so popular for the first time in american history insurance companies could cannot denies care for pre-existing conditions. because we know how that works. insurance companies are good at this alike to ensure healthy people and then they like to make it difficult to pay out claims they like to leave the rest of us sitting out there without anything. daca fix that. now give donald this he has had nine years in a couple months ago he came up and said he had a concept of a plan. [laughter] republicans then -- like then he went on to say is very interesting. jd vance was saying donald trump has been a big supporter of daca. donald trump was there. donald trump ran on getting rid of daca he signed executive orders the first day in office to get rid of daca signed on to a lawsuit to get her to daca

tried 60 times near daca. if it would not move for the courage of john mccain they would've gotten another guy. eric: 's of the democratic platform from vice president joe nominee tim walz campaigning in step flagstaff, arizona. >> president biden also on the campaign trail from vice president harris for this time returning to his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. it is his second visit to the crucial swing state in two days. alexandria hoff is alive in scranton. >> last night was a white house event in philadelphia with union workers in print today in scranton it's all about campaigning. that's whether or not they harris campaign, which has distanced itself from president biden thanks it will help or not. >> i come in today not just because of all the work we've done together as unions. but to talk about what is at stake for all of us. your mother's, your fathers, your sisters, your brothers,

your friends, the kids you grew up with. >> the working class and push he was making here in campaigning in general is still the shadow of the comments he made about trump supporters and garbage. he met the dnc is not saying all trump supporters are garbage but just it was disparaging about puerto rico by the trump force 47 tour buses heading across the state right now this weekend we met up with one of the people who is was on board that mississippi republican senator cindy heidi smith. she told us the president's comment about garbage is still echoing throughout the commonwealth. >> when we were at a stop i bet you they were three, four, five garbage trucks that came by at honking the horn so loudly turned around to look and realize it was that. >> the trump team did receive a victory in bucks county. as of the judge ruled a process called on-demand mail and voting would be extended by two days. personally cut on tuesday extended through friday after

voters were in line earlier this week and turned away early. erie county a judge ruled up to 17000 voters would not receive their mail and about respect and requested they can vote early and person through monday. in scranton he did say something else that caught a bit of attention. it's been a wild online. criticizpriestcriticizing formet trump in the same breath said these are the kind of guys you like too. >> on the behind. i say behind he did not say behind we are trying to figure out exactly what is talking about their. >> live in scranton thank you. eric: the final jobs report before the election is out former president trump is trying to highlight that. we saw 12000 jobs added. the campaign responds by the report covered a shorter period of time unemployment remains a low of 4.1%. the administration is trying to secure a deal to end the fighting in the middle east. more on that in the white house but we find lucas tomlinson are

white house correspondent. >> this new jobs report comes admitted hurricanes and a worker strikes. president biden is not campaign alongside vice president since labor day. this could be the reason why imparts it. this latest jobs report another reason her campaign only 12000 jobs created 113,000 were expected. the strike subtracted 44000 jobs thetheir snout new revisions log by 112,000 for august and september combined. the white house released a statement yesterday there is no mention we have seen it of other job supports and says in october employed was unchanged the devastation from hurricane helene and milton lowered job growth for job growth is expected to rebound in november as a hurricane recovery as rebuilding efforts continued we did hear from donald trump on the jobs report earlier on fox and friends. >> they came up with the worst jobs report.

i would say in history almost. but it goes back many years were 12000 jobs. that's like for a little piece of a company. 12000 jobs were created. a hundred thousand jobs were lost for. >> present by did not mention the new jobs while speaking in scranton he's headed back to his home in wilmington where he will remain officially for the rest of the weekend and likely not go on the campaign trail before election day. >> alright i'll take it back thanks so much. >> iran's supreme leader sending a new threat to israel after the idf strikes last week a live update from the middle east is up next. and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe.

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targets in tehran last week. this comes as a pentagon is wrapping up troop deployments and live in tel aviv with more on this. >> there is a lot of uncertainty in the air here tonight. iran has already promised that it will retaliate against israel and now throughout the day iran's supreme leader has been threatening israel and the united states. >> the enemies whether the zionist regime are the united states of america would definitely receive a crushing response to what they are doing to iran. the iranian people and the resistance front. >> israel has already warned iran and any other entity the idf is at quote peak readiness. both offensively and defensively. these threats from ironic come after peace talks this past week fell flat. u.s. officials told fox they were helpful but hamas and

hezbollah have not accepted any deals by this delegation of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu putting the special envoy to lebanon. earlier in the week our cia director william burns also participated in peace talks. at this moment there is no cease-fire 101 hostages remain in gaza. we are following israeli reports that a ledge of people within netanyahu inner circle have been leaking damaging documents to foreign sources which jeopardize the peace talks it. in particular a close aide of the prime ministers being accused of leaks. now netanyahu's office said there have been consistent leaks from his office. but not this time writing tonight the person in question never participated in security discussions, was not exposed to receive classified information and did not take part in confidential visits. there is a gag order on this developing story here in israel. it is expected to go to court

tomorrow. we will keep you updated on that. eric: can all and if hamas and hezbollah give up. thank you. >> early voting turnout in north carolina 58% of registered voters casting ballots brick vp here's hoping the state will swing their way. she is campaigning in charlotte right now. let's listen. >> make no mistake, we will win. [cheering] and here is part of the deal on them. we will win because when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. [cheering] [applause] and we have an opportunity and this election to turn the page on a decade of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other.

we are done with that. we are done. we are exhausted with it. we are done. we know who he is. we know who he is. he tells us every day. but charlotte, that is not who we are. that is not who we are. [cheering] and we know it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. [cheering] and i am ready to offer that leadership as the next president of the united states. yermak and north carolina, here is the thing. you know me. you know me.

i am not afraid of tough fights. for decades as a prosecutor and a top law enforcement officer of the big state in our country, i won fights against the big banks are ripped off home on this i wonder fights against for-profit colleges that scammed the veterans and students. against predators who abuse women and children. i one fights against the cartels that traffic and guns and drugs in human beings. [cheering] and i pledge to you, that if you give me the chance to fight on your behalf as a president, there is nothing in the world that will stand in my way. [cheering] [cheering] and look, we know who donald trump is. right, we do don't we?

[laughter] and here is one of the things we know about him. this is not someone who's thinking how to make your life better. and this is someone who is increasingly unstable. obsessed with revenge. consumed with grievance. and the man is out for unchecked power. so look, and less than 90 days it's either going to be him or me sitting in the oval office. [cheering] [cheering]

kamala. kamala. kamala. okay, come on. thank you. okay, okay, thank you. so how about sharing with your friends, right? this is the thing we want to share with folks just to imagine what this means and the choice that is in front of us. and manage it and let's ask leigh friends who are not here to imagine the oval office. you've seen it on tv. imagine the oval office and if he is elected donald trump on day one would be sitting in that office stewing over his enemies list. but when i am elected i will walk in on your behalf working on my to do list.

and at the top of my list isn't bringing down the cost of living for you. that will be my focus every single day as president. i will give a middle-class tax cucuts over 100 million america. [cheering] i will enact the first ever federal ban on corporate price and gouging on groceries. fight to make sure hard-working americans can actually afford a place to live. and if you are caring for an elderly parents, my plan will cover the cost of home care under medicare.

[cheering] [cheering] it's all good. it's all good. one of the reasons, one of the reasons we are here. we are fighting for a democracy. and the rights of people to speak their mind. right now i am speaking. so bringing down the cost of living for you making sure we are caring to those who are caring for others. democracy can be complicated.

it's all right. arthel: a couple hecklers in the crowd otherwise an enthusiastic crowd will you know what you stand for, what do you fight for brick vp harris telling the crowd she bows to make life better for all americans. jon scott picks up with a special two hour edition of the fox report. thank you for joining us. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪)

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