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senate, bill nelson. n't served with anyone with more character,. , and decency than bill -- character, courage, and decency than bill. his wife is something else, isn't she? five days left. five days. but who's counting, right? who's counting? scranton? i have a scranton sign here. i'm getting confused here. millions of americans have voted. 75 million. and millions more will vote when this is over. i believe when you use your power, the power of the vote, we literally are going to change the course of this country for generations to come. and for folks at home and abroad. you are the ones that built this country. ceo's and wall street did not build this country. you did. i've been saying this for years, middle-class people have been hard-working folks. and you just built the middle class, i might add. and you are the ones that are going to save this country. i set i got into the race for three reasons a year ago. little over a year. i meant it. the first was to restore the soul of this country. this is n

he campaigned for the florida gubernatorial candidate bill nelson for senate in florida.aigned for the georgia governor and put his weight behind that. he is late in the game for joe biden. he's done fund-raising but that's late. but he is a star in the democratic party but i agree with jesse, you are not going to pennsylvania unless you are playing defense. >> the biden team wants him to go to philadelphia. up next president trump boasting that politics will become boring approximate joe biden wins. we will find out what you think too. ♪ limu emu & doug you know limu, after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupi

rick scott defeated the incumbent bill nelson but by the tiniest of margins.re were only 10,000 votes between them. after speaking to some of those early florida voters today, it looks like it could be another razor thin margin. >> i was here at 7:00 this morning. brought my friends here. to vote. i just dropped off miky ballot,i dropped it off in the mail. >> you knew you wanted to vote early? >> yeah. it is going to be crazy. i can tell. look at the people here. it was bigger when i first got here. >> it is a very important election and we have to -- the more we show as a people that we want to exercise our right t vote the better we are. >> i know a flood of republicans who are voting for joe biden this year but at the same time -- it seems like a lot of folks are overlooking the disgusting things we see coming out of the president's mouth. they are voting because they care more about, you know, abortion or gun rights than they do about a presidenteing presidential. >> i'm very happy. rain, rain, i don't care. i came 6:00 in the morning. yeah. rain, i don't

we served in the senate together, one of my great friends, ben nelson -- bill nelson, i haven't seen bill in a while, that is why, plus he is wearing a mask. one of the great senators from florida, joe and i served to gather with him and i had a lot of friends in the senate but joe and i were in the closest, but he and i came from different places, different generations but i quickly came to admire joe as a man who learned early to treat everybody he meets with dignity and respect. bill will testify to this. oh lives by the words his parents taught him, no one is better than you but you are better than nobody. he is everybody counts. he believes everybody is important. the belief in other people is who joe is. i can tell you the presidency doesn't change who you are. it reveals who you are. joe time and again has shown himself to be a man of principle and character it is going to be a great president. for eight years joe was the last one in the room, he made me a better president and has the character and experience to make us a better country and he and kamala are going, not for eve

i notice noticed by the way one of my great friends, ben nelson, bill nelson, , i have seen bill and so that's why -- plus he is wearing a mask. one of the great senators from florida, and joe and i served together with him. [applause] you know, i had a lot of friends in the senate, but joe and i wasn't the closest person. but he and i came from different places. we came from different generations, but i quickly came to admire joe as a man who learned early to treat everybody he meets with dignity and respect. and bill will testify to this. joe is somebody who lives by the word his parents taught it. nobody is better than you, joe, but you are better than nobody. he believes everybody counts for he believes everybody is important, and that empathy, that decency, that belief in other people, that's who joe is. and that's who he will be. i can tell you the presidency doesn't change who you are. it reveals who you are. and joe the time of the gentleman has expired the game has shown himself to be a man of principle and character, and is going to be a great president. [cheers and applaus

i notice, by the way, one of my great friends, bill nelson. i haven't seen bill in a while, that's why. plus he's wearing a mask. one of the great senators from florida. and joe and i served together with him. and, you know, i had a lot of friends in the senate, but joe and i wasn't the closest person. but he and i came from different places, we came from different generations. but i quickly came to admire joe as a man who learned early to treat everybody he meets with dignity and respect. and bill will testify to this, joe is somebody who lives by the words his parents taught him. no one is better than you, joe, but you're better than nobody. he believes everybody counts. he believes everybody is important. and that empathy, that decency, that belief in other people, that's who joe is. and that's who he'll be. i can tell you, the presidency doesn't change who you are. it reveals who you are. and joe, time and time again, has shown himself to be a man of principle and character. and he's going to be a great president. [ cheers and applause ] fo

i notice by the way, one of migrate friends, bill nelson. see, i haven't seen bill in a while, that's why. plus he's wearing a mask. one of the great senators from florida. and joe and i served together with him. and i had a lot of friends in the senate, but joe and i wasn't the closest person. but he and i came from different places, we came from different generations, but i quickly came to admire joe as a man who learned early to treat everybody he meets with dignity and respect. and bill will testify that joe is somebody that lives by the words his parents taught him. no one is better than you, joe, but you're better than nobody. he believes everybody counts. he believes everybody is important. and that empathy, that decency, that belief in other people, that's who joe is. that's who he'll be. i can tell you, the presidency doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are. and joe time and time again has shown himself to be a man of principle and character and he is going to be a great president. for eight years joe was the last one in t

senator rick scott defeated bill nelson by 10,000 votes.ence, if you figure that calculation, you realize that the state of florida is only a 1% state when it comes to elections. this is why we believe sounding the alarm to the younger voters, to those voters who normally do not participate in the process, that their vote must matter because this is not going to be a five-point race or four-point race or ten-point spread. this thing is going to be decided between 30,000 and 60,000 votes, and that's why it's so important that every vote matters, especially those that are trapped at the postal service as we speak. >> thank you very much for bringing our attention to this situation in that post office today and the country's attention to it, florida's attention. really appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you very much. >> thank you so much, lawrence, for being a voice for us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, donald trump wants vote-counting to stop on election night. that's what he says, and he said it in pennsylvania. h

, cast your mind back to the 2018 senate race, the republican rick scott defeated the incumbent bill nelsonniest of margins — there were just 10,000 votes between them, in a state with m million eligible voters. yes. now, out here, we found yesterday, we were driving around miami, it is certainly true that president trump supporters are very enthusiastic. we were driving along, came to our highway, suddenly in a traffic jam and it came to our highway, suddenly in a trafficjam and it was came to our highway, suddenly in a traffic jam and it was full of tarmac trump cuban supporters caravan. it is what we saw. horns honk. yeah! so you take miami sunshine, cuban exuberance, a little bit of latin music, people who just don't like trump, they love him and this is what you get — a trump parade. why do you like trump? for the prosperity, for the money, for the liberty, for everything! cuba for trump. why? trump 2020! trump 2040! trump 2040 7 yeah! four more years! you like trump? four more years! we love trump. why? we love trump. yes. why? because... he's done everything he said he was going to d

our elections in 2018, bill nelson, the incumbent senator lost by 1/10 of one point. it used to be either way would determine the biggest swing state in the country. now it's 1/10 of a point. even the governor's race, we lost by 3/10 of a point. the governor's approval rating is upside down for him at this moment. that's indicated that biden's in play, michael bloomberg has come in to a lot of money to spend money on grassroots thing. i think we'll have it early, but this is florida. >> when you say bloomberg went in and spent -- he didn't spend pennies. he dropped $100 million into the effort. let's see if that's going to move to finish line. >> no doubt. >> rachel, i want to talk to you a little bit. there's a new study out of change research that seems to correlate that states in the middle of the pandemic surge are pulling away from trump into biden's camp, places like michigan. can you talk a little bit about that? >> yeah. i mean, you know, my work always thought the center of attention would be the sunbelt, right? you have to kind of understand what happened in

where the ballot's unusual design may have confused just enough voters to tip the race away from bill nelson and who can forget the 2000 presidential election when confusion over the infamous butterfly ballot in palm beach county, florida, likely cost al gore the white house. >> it is complicated. it's not very attractive, very organized. but in a way it's far better than it used to be. >> reporter: alicia cheng is author of "this is what democracy looked like." a visual history of the printed ballot released earlier this year. looking back at a century and half of american elections, she found that voting used to be designed very differently. what drew you originally to this was the color of the ballots, right? >> the fact they were colorful at all. >> reporter: cheng is a graphic designer by trade and has been researching ballots as a hobby for years. she writes they're typography. they're designed. and even the paper they were printed on have a story to tell. they speak to changing notions of what elections are, whom they include and exclude and the political possibilities they offer. fro

i go back to florida 2 years ago, quinnipiac right before election day had andrew gillum and bill nelsonnts over ron desantis and rick scott. we got governor scott and senator -- we got senator scott and ron desantis as governor. maria: i want to ask you really what it's coming down to in terms of states but let me just say that this administration has tried to communicate a big tent whether it's, you know, lgbtq, whether it's the black voters, suburban women. yesterday we heard from rapper lil wayne and had surprise meeting with president trump. just had a great meeting with president trump, besides what he has done so far with criminal reform the platinum plan will give ownership and listen today what we had to say today and assured that he will get it done. yesterday on this program we spoke with rap legend hip-hop actor and entrepreneur ice cube about working with the president on his contract with black america. here is what he said. did you help him with his platinum plan in terms of that item, helping black america create business? >> what i tried to do was emphasize that, you kno

this race is within one point, it will probably be like desantis's race, it will probably be like bill nelson'sace this past ye year or in 2018 where it's won by 20,000, 30,000, 40,000 votes, maybe 100,000 or less. which is incredible in a state of 18 million. this race in florida is so tight that any poll that says it's three or four points is not reflecting what -- what the professionals are saying. you know what's interesting, though, is as you look at this map, jake sherman, we were all talking about upper midwest after 2016. everybody was talking about the angry white man, the disaffected white man, older white man in the midwest in wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania that had enough, said. hell with it and that's where the battleground was going to be. actually what we've seen are actually joe biden enjoying the better leads, more comfortable leads across the upper midwest and the real battle for the presidency is taking place right now in the sunbelt states from north carolina where it's tied to georgia where it's tied, florida tied, arizona very close. maybe biden up one or two. so, i

nelson. i have not seen bill in a while. plus he is wearing a mask. one of the great senators from florida.nd joe and i served together with him. >> [cheers and applause]. >> and i had a lot of friends in the senate, but joe and i weren't the closest people. but we came from different places and different generations. but i quickly came to admire joe as a man who learned early to treat everybody he meets with dignity and respect. he lives by the records he parents taught him. no one is better than you and you are better than nobody. that belief in other people, that's who joe is. that's who he will be. i can tell you the presidency doesn't change who you are. it reveals who you are. joe, time and time again has shown himself to be a man of principle and character and he will be a great president. >> [cheers and applause]. >> for 8 years, joe was the last one in the room when i faced a big decision. he made me a better president and he has the character and the experience to make us a better country. he is and kamala harris will be in the fight not for themselves but for every single one of

and celebration of trafalgar day despite calls for north nelson's iconic status to be reevaluated we investigate the overseas operations a bill that would appear to give british soldiers carte blanche to commit war crimes with labor m.p. absent begum who voted against the bill and against her party and is the global south celebrates the push back of nature a nation imperialism in bolivia can the root of all modern resistance from che guevara to pull ropes and to the ira he found in haitian revolutionary leader through some of the tour we talked to the author of a new biography about the so-called black spot because all of the more coming up in today's going underground the 1st today marks trafalgar day and while mainstream media will likely fail to chart the royal navy's links to the slave trade britain has been busy immunizing its security forces from historic and present war crimes this is the u.k. record some of the worst coronavirus numbers in the world joining me now is one of the kids star as labor m.p.'s of sana begum m.p. for the london good stitcher see a proper and lime out's who has voted on both these issues thank

white house proposal for a stand-alone bill that would only provide relief for airlines unless it was a part of a broader stimulus package. joining me now is sarah nelsonsident of the association of flight attendance. swa and a furloughed united airline flight attendant. welcome to you both. amanda, first to you. this back and forth on capitol hill comes airlines are forced to layoff thousands until they bet nor federal aid. >> this is affecting my entire life. i get health care through my employer, day ten i don't know if i'll have health care soon. i get monthly medications that cost over $1,000 i can't live without. if i lose my health care. i lost my entire life and might lose my home. >> i hate hearing that. will you be okay healthwise? sounds very challenging? >> unfortunately, i'm sgrog goi decide between paying $700 of cobra coverage or public funded health care extremely hard to get nowadays or paying out of pocket medications if i don't take them i can't take another job and can't work. >> wow. sar sarah, what do you think when you hear that and also the airline bill proposal? was that a good idea? >> amanda is one of many people i represent

carr finds nelson aguilar car at 311 yards and 2 tds but like i said some of those turnovers huge. one last effort for the raiders but the on-side kick fails in the bills hang on to win the raiders have now lost 2 in a row after starting the season with 2 wins they fall 30 to 23. >>let's hear from carr and gruden after the loss. >>we've got to get turnovers from our defense that's that's a big story here also. >>we're not getting any turnovers. i think we've got one all season may be too. guy made a great play. waller our plan shorthanded upfront obvious pass a situation there got stripped. credit buffalo, they got a good defense. i'm sick losing levi i'm sick of. working as hard as is as i do and as we do. and going out there and and losing i mean it's it's it's sox enough is enough you know i think that's my message anybody's played tougher schedule in us telling >>you know we play monday night against the saints across the country on a short week against patriots and the buffalo bills are undefeated a playoff team and we're not going to get any sympathy next week either go on arrowhead so this is a great opportunity for us to continue to get better