of the the re, max pay is finally starting to get some color. the fox results are coming in indiana, and can talk t off as was expected. currently leading to donald trump, 7 of the states are expected to kick off the final 5 pounds. within the hour we're going to tools to where to go mean the malfunction. for donald trump sounds the alarm over alleged mass treating in philadelphia while in pennsylvania, both scanning machines breakdown, sparking outrages hundreds are unable and refused to cost the balance

easy to verify. my idea, i mean, it might be, might not, might not be for, for your address, it's kind of weird. i think that's fraud. and that has become the norm and the reason the american votes, one country above all others, as i get into being accused of interference by washington, is a certain cold intelligence black laid out for you right here. and all the rest of us special coverage of all presidential election, 2024 here on the north side. so what we're doing is basically in full swing across the united states as the presidential election. and so many millions of people are now heading to cost that vote who is going to take control of all the white house for the next 4

years. we got all the developments i had and what is the summit? so many people are courting it now. the closest race in decades while i went out to warranties. saskia taylor, you know, special studio with more of a special coverage live from the heart of the russian capital. while we are starting to get some of the initial results from what you like, you say, war seems to be one of the closest elections in us history, not this page. it looks like indiana and kentucky have placed that starts with trump with much of the counting, still on the way hire. so she's catching up a little bit of the money is being projected full, the incumbent and the pay so fine. like i say, a bit of color on a map which for us to as, as we've been standing by waiting for the results to trick loan, has been a bit sadly gray. but it seems like it's all kicking off now. but who are the markets batching on? what surprises might be in store? we'll be talking through lots of coal so much more. and i'll special studio

the as well. southern all the states, all closing that votes and stations this our joint job, south carolina virginia, they've already started counting that products. while north carolina of high west virginia will be placing the pulse in less than 2 minutes from now. just a quick watch on that, georgia, north carolina. they will be the ones that we really want to watch out for the day or 2 of this year's 7 swing states. those 2 are rarely keeping both the trump on the harris teams on edge and a might already be election day, but both candidates are still making lost. it tests that's for votes. iris attempted to surprise how supporters with unexpected phone calls, but something didn't quite add up. let's take a closer look at what went down,

for example, at the democratic national committee headquarters earlier today. so while actually speaking to someone, to be incumbent and be proud, can you showed us how phone screen? but it seems that actually she was just talking to herself as her camera app was clearly open. now social media use as what quick to jump on her speculation that she was probably in fact tony pretending to be on the line as b, m. c was handed, has several different phones for the parent publicity stunt. my. meanwhile, donald trump is demonte, not law enforcement act against a legit mass cheating in philadelphia. now, on the reports coming out of pennsylvania, really, this selections decisive wild card state. so the vote scanning machines had malfunctioned to making the republican candidate well furious of a possible votes of fuel,

which he has not dissipating and wanting about out of his wants. they use these very expensive computers and they come here or even pennsylvania. they want to have an answer till 2 or 3 days from now. i, i think it's the absolute outrage give. that's the case. so maybe it will be later, but it's a paper ballots and trash. they went paper ballots because the mailing was not working corrupt. has been some irregularities reported in pennsylvania in the swing state, as we reported that voting equipment broke down. essentially the election ballot as scanners were no longer working in the various pull in stations. and that was due to a reported software malfunction in the electronic folding system. now that is specifically in cambria and bedford, tony, the voting machines are just not scanning, we can accept the votes on the paper ballot. this is all over our county. as far as

i know, i'm not sure who else who would be affecting um i do know the systems are different throughout pennsylvania, so i know it's affecting cambria county right now, and it seems to be all calibrated county. now the state has extended its voting hours due to this malfunction, but voters in pennsylvania are massively complaining about this issue. i mean, there was also for circulating online, showing a line of voters that were held up because of this mall function of the voting machines. so it seems like it's been quite hectic in pennsylvania. yeah. and with things as close as they are between the 2 candidates i have we voted mathis. so how's everything been going in other states and california has some claim that the states vote in the system. there is easily susceptible to fraud and there was an ex user jordan henry who claimed that bullying station officials did not ask for his id card and that he was able to forward without his id. but it's not to me, but i'm just saying it might not be you can verify it. but i'm just telling you it

is. you can see my id right now, you can just verify my id. i mean, i think yours worries, colleagues. exactly. so might be, might, might, might not be a bug. okay. it might not be though, in your savings 1980 percent too. but right now there were some reports also claiming that trump's name was not even on the 1st page on some pallets in california. an older instance is a video was showcasing at kentucky boulder that was trying to vote for trump in the voting machine. but he is bold was being changed to tamala, harris, and other footage a showed a border in new jersey concerned over the fact that his id was not we knew required, and the addresses were not being verified. one id is 4 and i will be at my major trouble hour uh right now where you live, they don't even check here or do they just search or for your address? it's kind of weird because i kind of waterfront. i think that sure. for sure broder

sure no, no id, ma'am? no idea. no, i no wonder it's interesting or again, let's take a look at a video of a woman who claims to have a never really participated in elections. but somehow she finds out that she does have a record of voting in the system, has been a major effort or a to i never tell us. oh my gosh. right. so i always hear someone voted in your name and you can hear it in her voice ending her reaction that she is genuinely shocked. and the list of bizarre instances is quite long. so it can not really be ignored. i mean from pawleys stations and not being bothered to check people's identity to machine is breaking down to people. find now that they've been bowden in the past selections, but somehow they weren't part of it. so the list where he goes on here and what can

you tell us about these reports and those are for being organized by default last to organize i and this was the owner of the tubs were released on monday. regarding far left organizations being behind the fragile and solid registrations that were dumped in several counties in pennsylvania as well as maricopa county in arizona. now in lancaster county, specifically in pennsylvania, at least 2500 ballot registrations, were in question. 60 percent of them turned out they were fragile and in other counties they also reported similar fraudulent activities. now the organization that is set to be behind all of this is also said to have worked with democratic candidates and also has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from democratic political committees since 2018. now the more you look into it, the more questionable things get. there's also this donald trump impersonator committee and in las vegas who has revealed that now he needs the security team in

all of the shows and that was after he was cho bias, the citizen in hotel elevator for representing what from stands for. now in general, it seems that the election process in the united states was not really going as smoothly. and we will have to wait and see how all of this will develop. well, i do quickly, just want to bring you the latest on some numbers. so what do we have? we have donald trump and a full stop the republican of foot next to him. yes. how are served with the, with the democrat? don't key animals that are to drive from a call to and back in the 18 seventy's. so donald trump at the moment with 19, and we have harris with 3, posing stations are certainly shuffling, especially on the eastern coast, pos performers birching is getting counting is getting underway. thoughts, how is found at the moment? we'll put back a bit later if we get any updates. in the meantime, we did speak to for my republican virginia state senate, so rich black, who,

returning to what we were talking about that would be made to charles says that food is most traditionally found in democratic states. and that's because they can really be able to come by and then spoke to tom out, i imagine why shoes are always they always involve particularly in major democratic controlled cities in the big urban city, chicago, philadelphia for usually pays for this part of the market for a republican party has been too big to raise. in other words, the election turn out has to be so big that it swaps the the election fraud. and i think there's going to be the case this time. we see a situation where the, the very far left the center tool of pennsylvania.

so it's kind of reviewing the federal one is democrats very for one. and he said he is a song by the passions from the republicans. and he said he says it's unbelievable. he said, or i drove down the street, he says there's a, there's a super store, sewing trunk, patch and bumper stickers and people are poor and yeah, he was just astonished by it. so the, the, the indications are the, the things are going to go very well in pennsylvania. the issue is very difficult for them across to sort out differences within their party. so it's always going to be very interesting to see what happens in michigan. there will be some people who vote for him, but for the kennedy has come out of the strong way endorsed donald trump is

donald trump is elected kennedy will be part of his part of his cabinet. and so i think most, most serious kennedy supporters are on board with donald trump for joining me now live michael maloof, a full most senior security policy. i'm listed in the office of the secretary of defense independent then microsoft is wonderful to see you. the feels that we haven't been a part for too long since already last week were we weren't in cuz i'm at the break so much. um i call not ask you a has to be the 1st question. who would you pace? you bet on tonight. how's it looking to at this stage as well? thanks for having me to ask you. uh the, the, the, i think that, uh uh it's going to be uh, an uphill battle to deal with the corruption of the democrat machines in the predominantly democrats states. and that's why they have um, put out

a thousands of lawyers and what have you through of these throughout the country. now the republicans and the democrats have as well because they've got to be a lot of legal challenges. not only before that, not only now, but even after the elections. the certainly was a raf of it prior, i think, i think ultimately i said we're going to do this. we're going to do, i hate to say at this early stage, but i, i think trump could squeak advice because he has a proven administration and proven track record that was a much better than what the last 4 years. some of the biden harris and ministration has been, but we've got to see that this. this is the problem that they have with democrats, as some of the black pointed out when these predominantly black and these predominantly democrats states. the corruption is, is unbelievable because they want to retain power and control at all at all costs.

and they control the they not only control the legislature, the control, the judges, the judges that must decide these uh, these election challenges. and that's what happened in 2020 and it was clear that to say that this thing was that there was allegations of rigging and, and to, to suit the democrats, the candidate with, with, with harris. she's less well known. and she's been very, very vague on her policies. even though she has shown more of her followers are showing more. eric found the then those of a bite and when he was running, but then step down it, it appears that the even democrats, i wonder about where her, what her position might be on a myriad of issues. but the issues are clear. i mean, she's been very anti trump,

it's always anti trump, anti trump at it as her as her thim for the selection to it. there's nothing on the issues and you will see it now in the last few days, she has tempered that trying to talk in terms of, of eloquent terms of, of, uh, looking going forward and looking, coming up with new ideas. i mean, and, and the, and the response to that is lucky you are, you, you've been in this administration for 4 years. you're the, you're the vice president united states and you haven't done any of these things. so how do we know that your, your policies in the future that in which she has actually switched her position on almost every issue is going to be of so who is the real common law? and that's the problem that the people listing. well, it's interesting you did talk about a comment basically saying very famously on the tv show, the view, she said,

you know what, i can't think of any thing i would do differently overnight, disagreed with the nice, nice thing for a lot of people, the economy is obviously at the moment, at the full front of the minds, particularly in the swing states that stroke about, for example, the blue will, which feels a bit more economically depressed, which feels quite neglect isn't so gotten used to be manufacturing hub. it's now no longer that goal. janera is those law. i mean, the jobs report that came out 12000 jobs in september and october, all the you know way was, and they've been even in september like 200000 jobs. few, within the month before, do you think that the economy might swing at the trump in those criminal background areas as well as you point out? so i scale the, the economy is perhaps the number one issue, but closely behind is illegal immigration. yeah. when you talk about pennsylvania, you say she was a harris was very much against fracking and,

and that's in put in pennsylvania. that's, that's a, that's a livelihood up there. about all of a sudden she's for it. and you can, you can see why people in that area that rely upon that for their livelihood will be very uh, will begin to question in and as a senator phenom in the senator from uh, uh, from pennsylvania pointed out, that's why you're seeing much more enthusiasm for trump, this time than we did back in 2020. so i think people are very leery. uh they, it and, and these folks that, that are behind her right now. you know, they, they want to support her because she's not, she's more, she's not trump, that's the, that's the thing. and, and, and they want that they don't, but they're, they're going to be very, very questionable on her, on her policies. you asking, what's her policy on, on education, on, on, on the improving the immigration and, and she, she, she will give generalities and, and,

and it will be contrary to what hers stanley position has been all along. and, and, and this is, this is a casting doubt in a lot of people's minds. and they, they may want to give her a try, perhaps, because it's not trump. and they, they may regard trump as the old school, but they also know for a fact that life was much better under trump economically. and even though he appeared to be to most of us and he has a personality issues. but, you know, he's from new york and that's way new york is that in many respects, the way trump does the re bombastic and, and outspoken me. but they, they, because they have a hard head. so it's a, it's a different personality. then you would find someone from ohio or, or in indiana. * why j t phones is probably chosen from a high a bit more and

a good bit more restrained, but a very uh, fairly also. right. so i mean the last but it does represent an area that's been all but forgotten and that's the appalachian area that is the, the rust belt as we call these are the real, real blue color pipes. and uh, and that the, and that, and that, that put, same gives him access to these other rust belt states that the bank into the, into the blue wall that you described a little earlier, wisconsin, michigan, etc. so and minnesota, so they, these are work, these are people who do the every day toiling. and you know, you have michigan with the detroit and, and you have, even though the auto, auto workers went to the out of work and leadership endorsed biting. and now i know harris, the 3rd, the rank and file membership appears to be very pro trump, because he's,

he wants to keep jobs in the united states. and truck gets a very interesting example that if, if china wants to go ahead and build one of their largest uh, auto plants in mexico on this ship, those those cars into the united states that pulls away us jobs. and and trump of said, look, i'm just going to impose a beginning of the 25 percent tariff. and if that isn't enough, then it's going to be 50 percent. he's going to use tariffs sparingly, but, but target and, and using a technically in a, in a very, in a very targeted fashion rather than just blanket. uh, uh, uh, tariffs that, uh, uh, that harris accuses email. and, and also there was a, there was an, a major auto company, and i forget which one it was. it was going to shift down to mexico to build a plant. but when they found that what trump was cont, planning to do,

and it shows he'd get elected. and then that what they did was actually stop any further consideration of implementing that, that the, that the construction and everything. so that's been put on hold. and i think, but you, harris has elected i think i'll probably go ahead and do it. but you can see the difference in trying to protect us jobs. i mean, something like that will absolutely make good detroit and goes down and combined with the fact that he's given these e v mandates say as come out of the bind harris administration. it's actually a car. companies are no longer are beginning to cut back dramatically in their production, and that's affecting employment because a lot of the jobs that are being lost right now in the auto industry. just as an example is a, has to do with manufacturing the eaves, but people aren't buying them. and then you have the chinese, i want to compete. so it's,

and if they started importing them into the united states, that will, that will decimate the auto industry in the united states. as we know. i mean, you can definitely understand why trump's rhetoric plans so well with, like you said proper blue color in the russ spelled, i mean, they used to be the absolute industrial hot land of the united states of america. i mean, how much coal was mining those? i and all that, and then that was the decline of the fifty's to the seventy's and bicycles have a name tape about rumsfeld, right? these factories just felt disrepair. and i would imagine that's a lot of people that they feel rising unemployment rising, public se, rising electricity. i also so and just a general sense of neglect and abandonment. i'm what i do want to ask you might, you mentioned a bit odd or you said a lot of people will vote for hire is just because she's not trump. this feels like almost a historically past, send them an election because trump is,

i mean like you said in quite a, a lot of people would say generous language. he's so on fasting, but he's got a hard just from your other people. of course, grabbing his thoughts, cool him, a fascist, and you know, golf edge, this does seem like this has become a race where it's so much more based on personality, almost move in policy at this point. well, this is why people are objecting to her because that's, that's what she's turn this can her campaign into is a campaign of personality to pick to for example, to call a trump a fascist. that is not going to give a power. well, he did give a power the 1st time around. so and, and they, they feel that he's a but they don't define what they mean by acting fascist when, when you see him in jerusalem at the wailing wall. but that's, that's just the opposite of being a fascist. but in terms of, of this political ideology and what have you. but he has,

it is never veered from adhering to the constitution. now we're going to know the, the, the interesting thing about this, if you're doing it, select the lady, but there's still a sentencing that's going to be occurring by the way from his new york trial. and no one knows what's going to happen because that have a victory and he, he would be, he would be the 1st convicted as one of the president to, to take office. but if he, if he's thinking that, but then the question is, do you do give him a jail sentence even though he's elected president? so it's that, that this is, this is on charter constitutional area for the united states. we've never ever had this in american history. so this is going to be an interesting thing and that, that comes up, but that's such as a, comes up the late late november. and i think what could happen is that he may just

get a suspended sentence or something like that. that's for the alleged 34 felonies that he was accused of, which he absolutely denied and proved and prove that that really was not the case. but, and it's under appeal, in fact, right now, in court. so, but, but these are the kinds of things that there's and what this really boils down to something much more fundamental that has to do whether you're a populist or whether you're a global list and, and you have and you have harris being much more of a globalist and, and, and we've seen that their priority is not the united states. and it's people now and, and i, and, and you can just point to the opening of the border and letting tens of millions of, of, uh, illegals pour in. and, and again this, what do you do with them? and trump basically say he's going to deport them. and uh, harris harris of course, wants to make them all citizens, even though they are illegal. we but it and,

but trump has made it very clear that he, he welcomes prevention, but legally there are procedures and people that i know and, and others who have gone through the process. for example, spanish and uh, hispanics in the united states who went through the process and became a us citizen, went to, it took years. and yet these people are jump on the line and, and they're trying to get legislation now the, but by democrats. and that's why the, the composition of the congress is going to be so critical, both the house and the senate. she can advocate all of these things and talking about how to, how to do this and that, and in terms of health or, or, or, or immigration. but it really depends upon what the composition of the, of the congress will be. because all of wherever things she's talking about in terms of what her new plans will be, whatever they are, will require congressional approval. and that's going to be

a whole new issue that we're, we're also watching. so it's, and just as when watching the, the outcome of the presidency, it's also going to be important to watch what the outcome will be and the congressional races. absolutely, and it looks like a part of the democrats might be a bit novice, especially about the senate. uh so definitely something a to keep an eye out on. that was my cool maloof, a full missing discouraged policy on this. the notice of the secretary of defense, the pentagon, i promise not to save the video or appeal gas, and so at 12 you was, if you happen to be wrong. but michael, i say for sure. so i have faith in your guess as well. thank you very much, mike. thank you. well, one they shouldn't quote and the cross has of us foreign policy is ukraine engulfed in a conflict which washington has poured billions into with the kids position, looking di i miss hi casualty rates on the battlefield. an evening academy and

filtering for in support. many say the future of the country heavy depends on the outcome of this american election. what's this like to have the face of your wrong country be determined by the outcome of a presidential election somewhere else? and how far are you willing to go. busy to save your own skin, bloody murder zalinski whose own presidential firm expired, half a year ago, is facing a major dilemma as both of the top candidates in the current us election. arden that can next, judging by the all around support for the key of regime from the democratic party zaleski would prefer pamela harris to when that democrat is one of many voices in the american establishment that are calling on savanski to keep up the fight. no matter of the cost, even until the very last ukrainian there are some in my country who would instead

force ukraine to give up large parts of it, sovereign territory. these proposals are the same of those of poor and let us be clear. they are not proposals for peace. instead, they are proposals for surrender, but as soon might be, the key of can no longer depend on the staunch us support. once enjoyed ukraine's war effort has already consumed tens of billions of dollars with a significant portion of those funds disappearing without trace. accountability for the american assistance is something that the rival republican candidate donald trump, wants to see immediately he just left 4 days ago. with 60000000000 and he gets home and he announces that he needs that other 6, the value of those have never it's it never ends. i won't have that.