_ the national level, ithink harris is _ the national level, ithink harris is 3.1 points ahead of error, jump ahead in a couple of— margin of error, jump ahead in a couple of them at all and harris _ a couple of them at all and harris and the rest of them. it is on — harris and the rest of them. it is on the — harris and the rest of them. it is on the edge. we really only have — is on the edge. we really only have one _ is on the edge. we really only have one debate the results of which — have one debate the results of which one _ have one debate the results of which one candidate ended his run for— which one candidate ended his run for the presidency. so this is an— run for the presidency. so this is an extraordinarily important moment— is an extraordinarily important moment next week and those two will have — moment next week and those two will have a — moment next week and those two will have a very different debating style, back in 2020 he did pretty well against mike pence. _ did pretty well against mike pence, she's a former prosecutor... if pence, she's a former prosecut

internal polling public polling, on both sides, actually, for the trump campaign and the harris campaign. ithinkmp's advisers were looking at the really marginal gains that kamala harris made post debate as this kind of reassuring moment that it's still a static race. the core issues in this election are probably going to remain the same, and that, frankly, what was a bit of a disastrous debate performance from donald trump is not hitting him as hard and the battleground states as they had feared. ., .., battleground states as they had feared. ., _, , feared. you cover trump extensively, _ feared. you cover trump extensively, though, - feared. you cover trump i extensively, though, hugo. feared. you cover trump - extensively, though, hugo. do you think he was rattled by the debate on what you've seen since then?— since then? it's difficult to tell with — since then? it's difficult to tell with trump. _ since then? it's difficult to tell with trump. certainlyl since then? it's difficult to i tell with trump. certainly his team and his advisers saw it as a bad night. they saw it as many, many miss

kamala harris, ithink, truly during that debate. donald trump _ arguments down, she had donald trump on — arguments down, she had donald trump on the fence but there was _ trump on the fence but there was no — trump on the fence but there was no deathblow and i think that— was no deathblow and i think that we — was no deathblow and i think that we just have to see how far she — that we just have to see how far she will move the needle. but you — far she will move the needle. but you are talking a lot harris but i'm interested to know what you think about donald trump and his performance in that debate on what he should do, for example we know there is a lot of search interest in the moment with donald trump and cats and dogs. is that what you do you want your candidate to be looked up for? surely they look him up for policy. irate looked up for? surely they look him up for policy.— him up for policy. we probably do not want — him up for policy. we probably do not want to _ him up for policy. we probably do not want to have _ him up

kamala harris, ithink, truly wanted on the merits, she had arguments down, she had donald trump on deshe will move the needle. �* �* ., ,, needle. but you're talking uuite a needle. but you're talking quite a lot _ needle. but you're talking quite a lot about - needle. but you're talking quite a lot about kamala i needle. but you're talking - quite a lot about kamala harris but i'm interested to know what you think about donald trump and his performance in that debate and what he should do, for example,, there's a of search interest in donald trump and trump and cats and dogs, is that really what you want your candidate to be having people looking him up for? surely that should be looking him up for policy? should be looking him up for oli ? ., ,, should be looking him up for oli ? ., _ ., should be looking him up for oli ? .,,._ ., ., �* policy? probably not, wouldn't want to have _ policy? probably not, wouldn't want to have that _ policy? probably not, wouldn't want to have that happen, - want to have that happen, no—one would, i think donald trump needs to get focused, he was very

i think they're - going to be at least willing at the cost if harris wins and if trump wins there's going to be hiking. ithinkink you'll be a cuts the day after the election probably again in december, the next two meetings that seem to be written in stone. it probably does not matter that much. i think we have a looser fiscal policy for an eye either of them, much looser under trump. president biden and vice president harrison said much looser under trump. there two factors are determined —— but potentially deportation of workers, migrant workers by trap which is also —— which should also be inflationary. i think by now months now, the fight would be falling at —— were out cuts. fight would be falling at -- were out cuts.— were out cuts. the fed is independent _ were out cuts. the fed is independent of _ were out cuts. the fed is independent of country i were out cuts. the fed is - independent of country politics but it is hard to think about what you have a joke without a sense of who might occupy the oval office. does this across the mind of policymakers and how much is the upcoming election matter? it how

harris and walz. absolutely. the biggest issues for me, ithink, are, um, a women's right to choose and a woman's right to decide whaten to decide what they do with their own body, but now we're not allowing whole families to plan or threatening that right. and i think economically, um, the last four years are, have been very hard on people. and i think the economic policies thatjoe biden put in place, along with kamala harris and what she would do in the next four to eight years going forward, is what the people i represent and myself i need. saginaw, the city specifically has been a recipient ofjoe biden's arpa dollars, and that's something we've spent the majority of the last four years working on here, and that has been a blessing, a real blessing to us. gauging the mood in michigan there. conservationists in new zealand have got two new extraordinary lengths to free a whale that was trapped under a peer to dismantled with this —— dismantled the construction to free the whale. it had swum underneath the private wharf in the eye lens, unable to free itself. when its plight became public a rescue team was brought i

that if we go into election day and kamala harris or donald trump is up three points in pennsylvania and wisconsin, etc, that's still a very close race. ithinkver bulletin, with the probabilities that we list. but, you know, i have seen cases where, you know, the media blame the polls for their own, failures of context, i suppose. we're the bad guys — not me and sarah, though. well, look... i'm joking. the other thing, too, polling is important in a democracy because, except in states like california where you put everything up to a referendum, we don't have direct democracy. and so to give voters a way to weigh in, and to make sure that elites like us, the bbc or the nbc or new york times or whatever else, aren't imposing our views, and polling serves as a check to give the common person a voice. so if polling is bad when we actually test it on elections, then we should be worried about losing that device, that's, ithink, you know, an important lever we have in democracy. so what should we be being careful of at the moment? should it be that because democrats are quite excited and enthused about kamala harris at the moment, they're more lik

ithink, it following on from barack 0bama. but i think, it is interesting that kamala harris is chosen not to do that because travelling notjustale and female who say they do not want a fema president and preps that seems like an odd thing to say and in ireland we've had two female presidents and people in ireland think the president to be a man or woman but has not happened in this country and considering how close this race is that kamala harris entered team probably take the decision to appeal to his broadest swathe of people as they possibly can and does not want to be seen just because she is a woman she wants to be elected because she is the best person for the job but it is very interesting to note that she has made a big issue about that and in the interview she did on cnn she was asked about that and shown a picture of her needs listening to her and that iconic photograph. those two plaques on her grandniece's hair. even then, she did not bite on the question that was being put around what it would mean for women and for women of colour in particular should she be elected. i think it must be something quite calculated

harris. he is hs player. should i be upset about that? was it done with a smile, ron? ithink about that?don't know. who the hell knows? his comments follow remarks by mr putin at the eastern economic forum in vladivostok, when he said kamala harris was russia's preferred choice for the next us president. translation: she has such an expressive and infectious — she has such an expressive and infectious laugh. it shows she is doing — infectious laugh. it shows she is doing well. i mean truck, he has impose _ is doing well. i mean truck, he has impose more restrictions and _ has impose more restrictions and sanctions on russia then any president has impose before and if_ any president has impose before and if mr— any president has impose before and if mr harris —— met miss harris — and if mr harris —— met miss harris is _ and if mr harris —— met miss harris is doing well, maybe she will refrain from doing something like that. it continues her dominance on hard courts with the win were extending her and beaten run to 14 extending her and beaten run to 1a matches. britain's jack draper has be

kamala harris shaking hands just after the tv debate, but today patterson politics is put aside and you can seejoe biden, mike bloomberg as well, i think,. biden, mike bloomberg as well, ithink as well, i think,. jd vans there. chuck schumer and rudy giuliani, all gathered there in new york to commemorate 9/11. we have been hearing from the families, as well, of those who lost their lives in new york. we have seen commemorations in washington at the and these commemorations will go on throughout the day. we will be going to the us to bring you very latest. the us president and vice president are due to be in washington to today. there will continue with the commemorations, as they remember all those who lost their lives in 911, 23 years ago. the white house has said they paid tribute to all of the patriots of the 9/11 generation and remember their deployment to afghanistan, iraq and other waterstone and the mastermind of 9/11, some are bin laden and his deputy. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it's been very wet today here in merseyside and through the cheshire plains. frequent and heavy showers have been blown in. we've got low pressure between us and scandinavia

ithink— to hear more from donald trump. i think we — to hear more from donald trump. i think we saw a really good sneak a peek on what kamala harrisrris is thinking,... we saw her remarks in _ harris is thinking,... we saw her remarks in new- harris is thinking, . .. we saw i her remarks in new hampshire, she is— her remarks in new hampshire, she is really rolling out a very— she is really rolling out a very moderate policy idea. she wants— very moderate policy idea. she wants to — very moderate policy idea. she wants to focus on the private sector. — wants to focus on the private sector. in— wants to focus on the private sector, in terms of small businesses and corporations, that— businesses and corporations, that we — businesses and corporations, that we see often discussed and donald — that we see often discussed and donald trump is like rhetoric. we see — donald trump is like rhetoric. we see a _ donald trump is like rhetoric. we see a lot of talking about heing — we see a lot of talking about being more central on issues, like fracking we are seeing the kamala — like fracking we are seeing the kamala harris who is willing her

ithink confront one another in this campaign. i think the spotlight is very— campaign. i think the spotlight is very much on kamala harrisis because we see from paul's use and unknown quantity to a lot of american voters. they want to know — of american voters. they want to know if _ of american voters. they want to know if she is an incredible alternative to a man who is already— alternative to a man who is already been president before and therefore a lot of peoples minds — and therefore a lot of peoples minds is — and therefore a lot of peoples minds is already clear that presidential bar at a lot of peoples minds. in presidential bar at a lot of peoples minds. in listening to a call with _ peoples minds. in listening to a call with some _ peoples minds. in listening to a call with some of _ peoples minds. in listening to a call with some of donald - a call with some of donald trump circuits, found it interesting they made the point that they are going to be tied kamala harris of the record of the current administration, the biden— harrison ministration about what they call failed policies with up how do you think we'

ithink, you know, an important lever we have in democracy. so what should we be being careful of at the moment? should it be that because democrats are quite excited and enthused about kamala harris? is it difficult still to find trump supporters, or are they less likely to respond to pollsters? where do you think there might be some sort of in—built bias in the numbers we're looking at now? yeah, the enthusiasm thing is always a little bit of a concern because you might think, "oh, it's great in the abstract for a party to be "enthusiastic", but plenty of unenthusiastic people vote too. the concern is that when you have a party that's very enthusiastic, you have what's called partisan non—response bias, meaning that one party is more likely to respond or not_ respond to polls than others. there were other wrinkles. in 2020, one issue some pollsters believe was that covid... so, democrats were more cautious over covid. they are sitting at home, the pollster calls, you're like, "shoot, this is exciting. "a pollster called. "i've got nothing to do. "i'm going to answer this pollster's phone call. "i'm going to vote for joe biden and kamala harris." meanwhile, you know, republicans

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