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what can you tell us about this new "new york times" sienna poll what do you see in it? >> it's further confirmation, we have a reset contest, katy now have harris ahead by four points in all three key battleground states, importantly within the margin of error that's actually a change from what we have seen the in "new york times" sienna surveys from back in the spring, as well as in pennsylvania, right after that debatein july katy, what stands out to me is just the popularity boost for harris, now becoming the democratic standard bearer in the pennsylvania "new york times" sienna poll from back in july, president biden had a minus 20 net favorability rating according to that poll compare that now with harris at plus 2 that's a 22-point swing when it comes to favorability. donald trump's favorability numbers haven't changed all that much between july and now, but with the change at the top of the democratic ticket, might be the biggest change in all the polling that we have seen so far with harris now at the top of the ticket. >> nick cohn who does the polling for the

and that's why those new york times sienna college poll says, well, so cypselus polling data, why it means so much. >> and so here we are, we're probably, i'm ballparking it here 80 something days away from the election at this point, how much can things change from now until the election? >> yes. so we have seen a lot of movement in the last two to three months and i just want to note that the movement that we've seen towards harris could easily reverse itself. and the reason i say that is because how far off were the polls on august 10 compared to the final margin in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin on average in 2016 the average from the polls at this point to the final margin nine points across those three states. how about in 2020 look at that. the average movement from the final poll, from the polls at this point to the final margin. look at that five points so the fact is, yes, kamala harris may be slightly ahead right now. again, though, a race which, which there's no clear leader within the margin of error, but that could easily turn around in the final, let's say a lit

was never deployed to a combat zone as part of his service a new poll, by the new york times and sienna college shows a tight presidential race overall with no clear leader. but that poll shows harris leading donald trump by four points in the crucial states of pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan now that's a significant improvement for the democratic ticket as earlier polls showed, trump leading president biden i'm in those states. here's cnn's harry enten showing how another poll is closely aligning with what we're seeing in these fresh new york times, sienna college numbers you know that i like to see confirmation of an individual, paul. so there were ipsos paul's that were conducted in these same states. and i want you to look, this is an aggregate of course, across michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, you go back to june, what you see, you saw trump on average up by two points, very similar to what we saw in the new york times, sienna college poll look at where we are now, the august margin between harris and trump, and look at what we see here. we see harris up by two points. agai

this michigan poll, new york times, sienna had biden ahead slightly. i can tell you from my travels, trump had momentum there as well, and wisconsin tighter, but trump with momentum. the question is, don't believe anyone paul, which weighs the arrow pointing, who has the momentum? well, look at this in august now harris up a little bit within the margin of error. but in pennsylvania up a little bit more in michigan, up a little bit more in wisconsin. so what does that mean? that means if the election were tomorrow and the energy and momentum you see out there right now played out you would get at, and even if harris lost georgia, nevada, and arizona, she could get to 270 electoral votes. so those three states, the blue wall, make all the difference in the democratic calculation. if she is strong in these it opens up the possibilities across the sun belt. >> john, let me just ask you. i mean, when polling says that the more that margin of error though in those states seemed really big, aren't do those polls then matter? i mean, isn't it essentially stil

again, the battleground polls by new york times, sienna, trump and biden. trump ahead by 14 points among men running roughly even among the women. now, look at this harris up 20 points about the same margin among men. trump's still winning among men. but look at this, so you're talking now about harris, his vote in the cities has come up. harris is vote in the suburbs has come out. you have a woman candidate, a woman of color at the top of the ticket at the moment, it is making a very big difference in the change in the race and what about ad spending? how much of the campaign spent in ad sales since biden stepped aside and actual campaign stops has gone where, forgive me for turning my back to stretch this out, but there's been more talk today from a pro-trump super pac that you got to see even more money come in. but this is where we are right now. this tells you both campaigns agreed. look at all the spending of pennsylvania it's about evenly matched. it tells you both campaigns agreed pennsylvania is a huge battle to go, but then georgia, michigan, wisc

he's been a harsh critic of long time prime minister, shake sienna, whose altitude and floods india just days. a days ago, after weeks, a violent anti government protest. another historic moment in a whirlwind week and bangladesh politics, nobel laureate mohammed unice, has been sworn in as the countries in durham leader after being tapped by the president to feel the power vacuum left behind after shakers. tina was forced out by mass protests. who knows the respected economist who pioneered micro credits which helped lift millions from poverty, had been in paris when the request to serve his country came. arriving home at dhaka airport, he called for an end to the street violence. the 1st order of business should be to restore law and order until this is done, we will not be able to make any headway with improving conditions you shouldn't say to me. and the students here reassured me, i'll be able to carry out this duty along with restoring stability. the interim government is also task with repairing fresh elections. many bangladesh are hoping for greater freedoms and economic opportun

the toppled long time prime minister shaken sienna fees for public safety. have been growing following reports of attacks on homes and businesses, and by my notification to police, i say they worried about the wrong safety. have announced the going on strike for the adding to the uncertainty a new day in bangladesh and a new chapter in its history. while the chaos has subsided, evidence of the term moral remains. violence surrounding shake has seen his resignation, left more than 100 dead. and hundreds of others injured. no, many are hoping for call i expect the new government run the country with honesty. therefore the people can live and sleep in peace. this is my only request and desire. we need bes, that's it. we are poor working class people. what daily we join those we just want to live in. b shake has seen a flood bangladesh after huge protest against for 15 years really boiled over. now bangladesh is no tree is putting together an interim government. they're going to take protesters, demands into account, and show local, then your god willing, whatev

parties know many defense are recorded as vice president in a wide ranging interview with us for costa sienna plus israel degrees to unlimited pulses and fighting of the gaza strip to allow the children to be vaccinated against the polio. the 1st vaccinations are planned for sunday. the god elf is welcome to the program coming on, harris says shed some of the plans for office in the 1st major interview since becoming the us democratic policies. presidential nominee, the car and vice president appeared on cnn along side to running major symbols. iris defended her shift on policy issues over the years, saying that the values have not changed. she reiterated her support for joe biden, aligning herself with the president stance on t issues like the us mexico border fucking in pennsylvania and the war in guns. and you'd have just kind of coal joints, you know, in the studio. um, kind of the 1st long sit down into the you listen to the old of it's what was your impressions, right? so this was really her 1st time as the official democratic nominee for president to really be able to sit down as you s

ashley: the new york times sienna college and in arizona, harris has 50% support to trump's 45%.nevada and north carolina, the candidates are basically neck and neck with harris leading 49% to 47% on the tarheel state 39-48% in nevada. meantime, in georgia, trump leads harris by four points, 50-46%. and by the way in may, when he was up against biden and leading an average of 10 percentage points in arizona georgia and nevada, north carolina wasn't included in that poll but bottom line, harris is closing the gap and also making gains among women and independents. stu. got t thanks issue ashley. stuart: jd vance is expanding his message beyond the gaga base. >> we're doing exactly that. if you look at what president trump's been saying at rallies and i've been doing at my rallies and press events is making a very simple argument that when kamala harris became president or vice president i should say, she kansas city chiefs arkansas caused policies that led to a rapid increase in inflation and a rise in chaos around the world. once we get that message out there, shannon, i feel ver

juanita, let's start with the big "new york times" sienna poll out today. shows vice president harris ahead in three battleground t states, though within the margin of error. diving deeper into the numbers, harris approval rating among independents is 44% and she has 8% of support from republicans. however, voters still trust donald trump on some issues they care about the most, like the economy and immigration. what's your take on this polling? do you think there's still more room for harris support to grow? >> 100%, rev. this race with vice president harris at the top of the ticket is only three weeks old, even though it feels like a year. she has absolutely more room to grow, especially as her platform rolls out around the democratic national convention in the coming week. i also think that it's a promising reflection of the energy that has already been built around this campaign. you referenced that arizona might be the biggest political rally ever held in that state, and i only expect to see that many and are more across the country. but one thing that

this is "new york times," sienna and fox. that is all he had with biden.ationwide doesn't mean much because it is swing states. but he is also doing very well among working class voters. he is outperforming harris, outperforming obama, he is outperforming joe biden himself. trump's doing very well whether it's minority working class voters or it's white working class voters or it is all working class voters. now this is his hidden weapon. he is appealing to a working class coalition. interestingly nobody want to say this because the numbers are there. the polls suggest he is succeeding building a working class coalition. >> he will explode after labor day, larry. people will come to their sents. they will finally start hearing hopefully what this administration of harris and walz stand for. they haven't said anything yet but it's coming. i compare it to the senate races. i've been watching all those. following them going out campaigning for senators, larry. i'm hearing out there that we are doing very well in senate races and at that coincides with what pr

how to bring costs down eva mckend, cnn, las vegas, nevada, a new poll by the new york times and sienna college shows a tight presidential race overall with no clear winner without poll shows harris leading donald trump by four points in the crucial states of pencil alayna, wisconsin, and michigan. now that's a significant improvement for the democratic ticket as earlier polls showed, trump leading president biden in those states. meanwhile, the trump campaign says it has been hacked in a statement, the campaign blamed foreign sources, hostile to the united states, trying to interfere in the upcoming presidential election. cnn's jeremy herb has the details the trump campaign revealed on saturday that it has been hacked. >> these hacked documents were sent to politico, which reported on saturday that it received emails from an anonymous account containing internal trump campaign documents trump spokesman steven cheung said in a statement that foreign sources were behind this attack and he blamed iran for the hacking. he said in a statement, these documents were obtained illegally from fo

for donald trump is now working for kamala harris, and it is the reason why those new york times sienna college poll is where joe biden was trailing in those great lake battleground states. kamala harris is leading. it is women voters. they have been supercharged by the harris campaign in ways they simply put weren't by the joe biden and campaign. >> so harry, from a historical perspective, is this typically where a gender gap stands or is this larger than normal? >> if you know anything me about me, about me, boris sanchez, you know, i love going through the history books. in fact, if i wasn't a political scientist, maybe i'd be a historian. so let's go through the history books. all right, this is a democrat versus republican for president. this is the margin. michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. let's look at the women march. and because this really tells the story that 17 point advantage that kamala harris held in those new york times sienna college poll, compare that to the exit polls in 20202016 points significantly larger than joe biden held the advantage in those states back in 20

if you look at the national polling from new york times, sienna harris still within the margin of error, but with a lead in that polling more than anything else. showing that there has been a jumped so wolf, when you put all of this together, it has certainly been a good view, weeks of momentum both on fundraising, on volunteers, on polls. no question about it. what the real concern is, is on the issues that trump has long held a very clear advantage. perhaps that gap is closing as well. >> as you know, phil kamala harris is set to roll out her economic policy in the coming days. what should we expect? >> you know, what's fascinating about this is throughout this kind of burst of momentum of these first several weeks, we haven't seen many tangible new policies coming out of vice president harris or the harris campaign in large part, that's because she's it's very aligned with where president biden where the biden-harris administration has been on the economy now, over the weekend, she did endorse a proposal first put forward by former president trump, no tax on tips doing that in the cr

these were these new york times sienna college poll that came out a little bit earlier in the week orek. take a look here. we got biden versus trump. we've got harris versus trump. what do we see? alright, biden versus trump among women voters, you see joe biden has a clear advantage here by ten points. but again, that is significantly smaller than the advantage that donald trump had among men voters, 17 points. now let's jump back over to this side of the screen. what do we see? we see kamala harris expanding that advantage that joe biden had among female, women voters, look at that 17 point lead compared to the ten point advantage that joe biden had men voters really haven't shifted very much at all. very similar to what we see nationally. they're basically holding in donald trump's corner, donald trump powell, that 17 point advantage which back when it was joe biden being the democratic nominee. now you see a 15 point advantage for donald trump when harris is the democratic nominee. again, not much movement among men. it is a women voters, again, in these key great lake battlegroun

that shows just how different the race is with harris at the top of the ticket in the new york times sienna poll out saturday, big moves in the so-called blue wall states, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan harris up four points, 50 to 46 with likely voters in each state that is just within the margin of error. axios yesterday writing this quote, trump, who looked and felt like a clear frontrunner heading into last month's republican convention has fumed, stewed and stumbled in private and public ever since, advisers are telling him harris we'll grow her lead coming out of the democratic convention, which begins a week from today. tomorrow. today, especially if they don't define her better faster, joining me now to discuss nick johnson, he's axios publisher and maga talev, senior contributor at axios. welcome to both of you for being here this was a weekend of some a6. it seems for former president donald trump, there was that front-page sunday times story from jonathan swan and maggie haberman? the ticked through a number of things that he has done, reportedly called use the b word to d

so again, that three to five points moving that we saw in the new york times sienna college poll, we see it here as well. harris now up by two, again though, no clear leader. here's the thing though here is the thing. >> what does this mean for the electoral college? >> yeah, if harris is able to win in wisconsin, in michigan, in pennsylvania, she could still lose know sunbelt battleground states, georgia, arizona, nevada, and look at that's well, she gets to exactly 270 electoral vote solidly momentum that we're seeing in these states. it's so important because of harris is able to win those states. she seems to be leading in right now, even though there's no clear leader, that would get her to exactly 270 electoral votes. and we'll get her a chance to be the number one instead of the number two. >> interesting though to note, just helping close it as you're talking up two points. i mean, this is when we in the march we are still talking a very tight race here. but again, the momentum is on harris aside, you'd rather be up them bottom, but at the end of the day, it's still very, ver

i mean women were in a variety of polls that i looked at, our cat national poll, new york times, siennaey states a cbs and others women were slightly more likely to identify trump as a strong leader than they were to apply that label that harris, but among men, it's a chasm like in the new york times sienna national poll from late july, only one in six non-college white men described harris as a strong leader in the marquette poll man 30 point, nearly 30 points more likely do describe a trump and harris as a strong leader. so there are still some gender stereotypes that she probably has to overcome. but of course, she now into the part of her identity that were so problematic in when she was running in a democratic primary in 2020 it was a negative then the meaning that camila is a cop. now, camila is a cop is a central part of how they i think trying to how they are trying to cross trent threshold and there is some evidence at that issue. can convince enough voters that she is strong enough to beat them, say, which i think she's on track doing then the other elements of that for mascul

and of course, kamala harris says, it vantage in those new york times, sienna college calls were four points and each of these key battleground states, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, the bottom line is this. if you have any idea, if you're kamala harris fan and you want to rip open the champagne bottle, pop that cork. do not do it. donald trump is very much in this race. if we have a polling shift, like we've seen in prior years from now until the final result, donald trump, what actually went, i'm not saying that's going to happen, but i am saying that he is very much in this ball game based upon where he is right now. and compare that to where he was in prior years. >> we certainly heard the harris camp pence saying we have to keep fighting absolutely. definitely not over all right. let's talk about enthusiasm and how that translates actually, we are quite a ways out again, three months about yeah, you know, you yesterday i was mentioning, you know, the enthusiasm for the democratic ticket was up, but that enthusiasm is not the same thing, is going out to actually vote. and ther

we see trump was up by two very similar to what we saw in those new york times, sienna college. look at where we are now in this august margin look at that plus two for harris. so again, a four-point movement towards harris, again within the margin of error. and the last thing i'll note, look at this. if harris just winds up in the great lakes, pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin, she can lose arizona, nevada, and georgia, and she gets to exactly 270 electoral votes, right? >> so momentum, it is mentum, it is. thank you, harry. thank you. john. >> all right. so if you want a visual representation of what harry is talking about pollster and communications strategist frank luntz just held a focus group watch this how many of you were supporting joe biden 14 days ago raise your hands none of you. how many of you, if the election were held today would vote for the democratic nominee. kamala harris i'm ok, that's all of you none of you to all of you and frank luntz is with us now. >> frank. thank you so much for being with us. let me just ask you if the election were held today, wh

and what she'll have to do this week, that includes look just a snapshot of that is new york times sienna poll. but how she's doing with some of these groups of voters it's very clear that since coming into the race, she has consolidated the democratic base. he's better than biden with black voters. female voters, with younger voters, ages 18 to 29. so the base is starting to come home, but the differences, the independent numbers for her at this moment are not as strong as perhaps she would like. and that same poll had the battleground states testing arizona, georgia bridget, nevada, north carolina. >> she's still struggling in some seats and independence would trump's your heroes. >> who do you read you're obviously that base to come out election but is this an effort this week to seller's to the middle of the electorate rather than play to the base. well, and i do want to just note one thing when you show those polls, that is what donald trump i've seen as holding onto it when you talk to senior advisers on the campaign, they point to the fact that harris has just winning the base back

border security and earned pathway h's citizenship meantime, a new poll by the new york times and sienna college shows a tight presidential race overall with no clear leader. >> but it also shows harris leading donald trump by four points in the crucial states of pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan over the weekend, harris returned to her home state of california for the first time since becoming the democratic presidential nominee. she attended a fundraiser in san francisco telling her donors that the real work for her campaign is still to come. cnn's kevin liptak has more vice president kamala harris is looking to extend the momentum that has surrounded her presidential campaign into a new week. she did conclude a five-city introductory tour of the new harris-walz ticket. it was followed by an enormous amount of susie asm in energy. all told, vice president harris spoke to tens of thousands of people at her rallies across last week. that is also extended to her fundraising on sunday, the vice president spoke to 700 donors in san francisco, bringing in around $12 million to her campai

she has now in those new york times, sienna, absolutely fascinating and not what, what probably anybody expected now, from what joe biden was a welcome thing for democrats, definitely. >> all right, harry, thank you. so now let's go to kate bedingfield, former biden white house communications director so kate, when you hear this and see these numbers that harry was just going through in wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, non-college educated white voters seeing a move this significant in such a short period of time why do you think this is? >> well, i think that the trump agenda is actually not as palatable to these folks as people might have thought. i think his sense of chaos as sense of only being out for himself. i mean, i think you heard governor walz really effectively driving that point just a few minutes ago in that soundbite you were playing from his remarks tonight i think that there is a fatigue with trump. i also think that kamala harris is representing an economic agenda that does connect with these folks. if you look at what xi and president biden did in her four years in

gop this new, new york times sienna college poll showing harris up for in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin i'm looking kind of read down the side of the screen here the margins of, error here are about between 4.2 and 4.8%. i feel everybody at home kind of leaning off to the right, trying to read with me what's your take on these numbers? showing some surging and some strengthen the harris campaign i mean, look, victor, i'm not surprised based on the fundraising numbers and based on the number of volunteers the campaign, the harris-walz campaign have signed up over the past week-and-a-half. >> now, say was interesting about that time sienna poll is that the vice president does well with likely voters. these are individuals who have said, hey, i voted in the ubs election. but when you look at all voters mean it, individuals who are just registered to vote in those states. the former president has a lead by about a point or two. so that's really fascinating to me because then it comes down to the question of, can the trump-vance campaign figure out a way to get those folks who are

that the full and the prime minister shake has sienna has now landed in india off to fling the chaos and duck. how these dramatic events follow the deadliest day a violent since the current wave of unrest began last last month. and some more on this foss moving story, i am joined now by tuck the buddha original research trip to south asia at amnesty international in london. and by the w as business java and who's been covering the story from here in berlin. talk the, this is the end of shake casinos. government. how, how would you characterize the study for bangladesh? she's or in your words, its monumental. we have witnessed nothing comparable in that least recent living memory. it is a restoration of the people's ultimate assertion to their rights to be free to be liberated. in fact, yesterday when i was here, i mentioned that this is a liberation movement. you see bundle they said spock for liberation 4 times. now, 1st from british colonial rule, then pakistani colonial rule. and, you know, then it's now this time as well. so it's um, you know, it is a liberation movement and peop

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"the new york times" sienna college poll showing the rivals within the margin of error in arizona, northolina, nevada, and georgia. states where the polls showed president biden trailing in the race before harris took over the top of the ticket. >> hello, nebraska. >> reporter: her running mate tim walz campaigning in nebraska where he grew up. it's one of only two states that splits its electoral college votes. >> the people in this state are decent people who show kindness, who show generosity. >> reporter: in battleground pennsylvania today, donald trump kicked off a multistate swing designed to counterprogram the coming democratic national convention next week. >> are you better off with kamala and biden than you were under president donald j. trump? i don't think so. >> reporter: for his part, president biden at camp david today working on his speech set for the first night of the democratic convention. an official telling nbc news that he intends to highlight the achievements of the biden/harris administration's first term before articulating the need to help harris prevent trump f

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that's close to 19000000 women with 16 percent reporting it in the past year. rates were highest in o sienna, with 49 percent of girls in public new guinea reporting incidents. next is africa, where the highest rate 42 percent was recorded in democratic republic of congo. the lowest rate was here in europe with the reported cases being at about 10 percent. the data was based on surveys from a $161.00 countries and areas over an 18 year period starting in the year 2000. so i'm joined now by lynn maurice or dania. she's a technical officer on violence against women data in research at the world health organization. she joins me tonight from geneva, switzerland. it's good to have you with this, but i was reading this report. i mean, these are staggering figures a quarter of women in a relationship subject to the violence before they reach the age of 20. you are an expert in research into violence against women. did these numbers? did they surprise you? shock you? i think um, fortunately um as shocking and allowing us is number solve, it does not come as a complete surprise because we know that

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whole country and restore the freedom of speech and a free to country from the project rule of shaken sienna. and i believe that all of their sacrifices and their force will lead to positive changes, all right, as nema ruled by a. john, thank you so much for being part of the stream today and sharing your experiences and your views with us. and thank you all for watching. keep in touch with us on social media. you can send us your questions and suggestions with a hash tag or the handle a stream, and we will look into them take care. and i'll see you soon. the investigative journalism voices from different corners. stories from other angles, programs that open your eyes to an alternative as to where today. oh, now to sierra. oh, to 0. who tells the stories of to the think era writers who challenge conservative thinking in iraq and zip you see all the, just the idea of what did these ideas about iraqi identity divided the opinion, especially among the political and religious leads. and during this, so the a new roof, newspaper collins, so popular, they will read this every level of living in s

and a free to country from dr. pride to rule of shaken sienna. and i believe that all of their sacrifices and their efforts will lead to positive changes. all right, does nima ro, baya john, thank you so much for being part of the stream today and sharing your experiences and your views with us. and thank you all for watching, keep in touch with us on social media, you can send us your questions and suggestions with a hash tag or the hand or a screen, and we will look into them. take care. and i'll see you soon. the as china ramps up to full patients of north korean, defective human rights groups say they faced imprisonment, torture, and even death in the country. in desperation, some involve dangerous journey. $1.00 oh, $1.00 east reveals north korea's claim to factors on al jazeera, the safe, them even come in as an international insight, corruption excellence award, nominator here on now. our coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel, whether it's east or west africa, people stopped me and tell me how much they apprecia

a new caretaker government is held, the student authorized with the top of deployment associated sienna, as quote, a 2nd independence, and then emotional address and surrounded by student demonstrators. he paid tribute to those killed during the weeks of antique governments protest. as the leader of in turn, government, eunice will now have to ensure free and fair elections and establish law and order after the nations deadliest unrest in recent years.

new leader of a new caretaker government. hilda student uprising the top of the 5 minutes to shake sienna, as quote, a 2nd independence, in an emotional address and surrounded by student demonstrators. he paid tribute to those killed during the weeks of anti government protests. as the leader of the interim government, eunice will now have to ensure a free and fair elections and establish law in order after the nations deadliest interest in recent years. see that it does get up covered, it's it shouldn't a self protective destination unless of the country's repast. we promised to insure the rapid development and progress of this new bangladesh. we want to protect this promise and steadily continue our progress houses here as time ago, trogie reports from deca, where mohammed unice has laid out his priorities. he wants to bring discipline back . he wants to people to feel confident and secure the odds paper a lot to go on for bangs or reprisals. he doesn't want to see that sort of thing. so that says post number one priority. as you just mentioned, even highly emotional towards the student

a new york times/sienna poll shows kamala harris leading donald trump by four points in michigan, wisconsinnia. harris stopped in those states last week on her battleground tour with governor tim walz. our chief washington presenter catriona perry lovely to see you, how significant is north carolina in the race for the white house? the is north carolina in the race for the white house?— the white house? the donald trump rall has the white house? the donald trump rally has just — the white house? the donald trump rally hasjust begun _ the white house? the donald trump rally hasjust begun here _ the white house? the donald trump rally hasjust begun here come - the white house? the donald trump rally hasjust begun here come the i rally has just begun here come the pledge of allegiance is said here behind me and we are expecting donald trump in an hour or half or so. north carolina hasjust donald trump in an hour or half or so. north carolina has just become a lot more important in this race. it is one of the several battleground states known as a purple state and that there are urban centres l

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that has landed in india for a stop over after her resignation, a mid wide spread it doubly protest. sienna is, we're part of the, in the secure undisclosed location in new delhi with her final destination. still unknown. protesters have taken over the manufacturing problem in the building where crowds are celebrating the prime minister's resignation. there roaming about some legislative chamber standing on tests and setting off smoke canisters. the former prime ministers residence has also been a target for looting. video footage shows people lying on shake has seen as bad, over turning furniture slash and glass door panels and carrying off books and other private items. one protest her brags about what he took from the prime minister's palace made up there because she, i mean, i mean, this is the theme as hard for flog bread. i'm very happy to get it. i will keep it in my collection at home so that my descendants can see how sees the street choose such a traitor. she never used to praise. now we were reading the mouse here and make this place holy. i feel amazing. congratulations to the b

the countries from the project rule of shaken sienna. and i believe that all of their sacrifices and their force will lead to positive changes, all right, as nema ruled by a. john, thank you so much for being part of the stream today and sharing your experiences and your views with us. and thank you all for watching. keep in touch with us on social media. you can send us your questions and suggestions with a hash tag or the handle a screen. and we will look into them take care. and i'll see you soon. the latest news as it breaks israel is carrying out torture and enforce disappearance of thousands of palestinians and the occupied with funds and gusts with detailed coverage. people with disabilities are the most vulnerable and groove in israel, relentless war across this trip from the heart of the story, as well as a still own government with its escalation on the ground. so between the areas that supports the being a few minutes our insights it was the capital of the combat empire. the serene, ancient city of uncle and present day cambod

and a free to country from dr. pride to rule of shaken sienna. and i believe that all of their sacrifices and their force will lead to positive changes, all right, as nema ruled by a. john, thank you so much for being part of the stream today and sharing your experiences and your views with us. and thank you all for watching. keep in touch with us on social media. you can send us your questions and suggestions with a hash tag or the handle a screen. and we will look into them. take care and i'll see you soon. the maybe his son goes head to head with his really historians that he morris. the jews were on the 5th of annihilation by the arabs and beth. my view legitimize justified cleansing arabs from palestine. the who to said exactly the same thing about maybe food in 1990. israel is committed in numerous of all crimes. since that i'm also friends on the type of stuff. i'm fairly sure that'd be rough time. the toward itself is not. it was fine. had to head on out to sierra security concerns and political uncertainty, or just some of the issues fac

latest "new york times" sienna poll suggesting it could be significant in pennsylvania and wisconsin. 41% of kennedy voters would back trump. only 27% said they would vote for harris. team kennedy has been facing hurdles over lawsuits and dwindling campaign funds. they claim they have obstructed a fair election. we'll see trump today at the border, maybe he has more to say about it, does not shy from press questions. >> carley: thank you so much. in addition to visiting the arizona border today, former president trump will meet with the family of rachel morin, mother of five murdered by an illegal immigrant last year. chris clem, is in yuma, arizona and joins me now. border issue is being discussed on both sides of the aisle. what is taking place at the dnc, democrats are leaning into this issue and trying to get upper hand saying donald trump tried to get bipartisan border deal blocked and joe biden had to use executive action to fix the border. what do you think about that messaging? >> it is actually, they are migs leading and continue to gaslight the american people. this administ