it realy was just two months ago, the trump-biden debate, which was a revelation, you know. >> stephensh to make him leave, make him decide he should leave graciously. >> stephen: had you met that biden? >> chris: no. >> stephen: i had never seen that guy either. it was quite shocking. >> chris: i think there's a question that's been not fully answered and frankly hasn't been answered fully by kamala harris, had she seen that biden? doesn't seem possible. all we heard about, oh, you should seem in the oval office. he's charging. >> stephen: does handspring's. >> chris: right. he was actually considering doing the break dancing of the desk on the 24 olympics in pa paris. the question is, did heem miraculously, that biden appear her head that biden been around for a while? if that's true, to what degree did kamala harris and the people around joe biden in the white house kind of covered up from the american voters? >> stephen: one month later joe biden drops out. were you shocked by it. >> chris: no. one of the things about being a political reporter is you're able to see around the corn

there was also the trump-biden debate, but in essence, it was a carbon copy of the meeting between trump and clinton. history will remember them as such a parody. in debates, everything is classic: the masses are sold a wrapper, and what is in it, the essence is not important, the main thing is to put a tick where it is necessary, well, and earn some money. advertising during the break between rounds is one of the most expensive in the world. 120 thousand dollars for 30 seconds. real american presidential elections are held among bankers, industrialists, military and intelligence tycoons, as well as the mafia. you have not forgotten about don coroleone , so you should not pretend that his heirs have disappeared somewhere, they are not in the casino, in the negotiation rooms. can you imagine that lockheed, general motors or chase mangheten bank will nervously bite their nails , fascinated, watching where the bone ball will fall. these corporations do not like chance and love to plan, they will buy a croupier, and a table, the whole casino, just to implement their plans. as they say, every

reluctantly and belatedly, pose on the ruins of cities joe biden and kamala harris rushed 2 days after trump. biden'sat the government will no longer help the victims of the hurricane with additional resources, since it has already allocated a lot of funds, as well as the news from harris about a one-time payment of $ 750 to the victims , caused only bewilderment and anger among people. numerous memes on the internet, here crumbs from the lord's table, the rescue of drowning people is the work of the drowning themselves, and references to the financing of other countries, but not america. there are even this mocking story about the fact that they allocated the victims a miserable 750 dollars per person, when they lost their homes, cars, everything else, well, of course, it also shows the attitude of the democrats to those who live in these states. meanwhile, in the midst of search and rescue operations, it turns out that the federal... emergency management agency in the united states has run out of funds to eliminate the consequences of the hurricanes. now we are solving urgent issues with the money

reluctantly to pose belatedly on the ruins of cities joe biden and kamala harris rushed 2 days after trump. biden'sthat the government will no longer help the victims of the hurricane with additional resources, since it has already allocated a lot of funds, as well as the news from harris about a one-time payment of $ 750 to the victims, caused only bewilderment and anger among people. which we do not have funds, the federal emergency management agency does not have money to survive this season. naturally, a natural disaster of this scale on the eve of a tense election quickly acquired a political coloring. donald trump accused the current administration of inefficiency. as if to emphasize the inaction of the democrats, elon musk, who supports trump with his starlink, took care of restoring internet connections in the affected areas. against the backdrop of all this. in winter, the military logistics of the kiev regime may face insurmountable difficulties. the energy sector of ukraine lies in ruins, due to the energy deficit, the armed forces of ukraine began to use generating capacities instead of

and work in a canvas who's knocking on doors you all were hosting a debate watch party for the trump biden debate? >> how did that go? >> it was heartbreaking. i think everybody was shocked we were having a debate watch party with luis miranda and latino activists in new york, new jersey area. >> there was pretty devastating for 3.5 years. >> we're living in hell. >> we have palestinians we have everybody else. >> so what do you guys thank first impression, i think it was a train wreck i really do. >> i think the next poll is going to have trauma head. >> i think we lost voters i think we'd like turned off people from the process team biden, team kamala the minute he announced he was going out, i thought the only person that could step in was kamala harris write off? the cuban vote, to ride off florida. >> i think with cubans absolutely. they haven't made up their minds yet in my view, it's been decades of work and ground laying by the republican party blinking democrats to communist and socialists. >> and i don't feel that democrats have done anything to combat that narrative. and it's st

>> well, i will say that we made one kind of as a lark for the trump biden debate back in june.nd readers really enjoyed it. so we made another one for the trump harris debate. and then i figured, oh, what's one more? and so readers seem to be responding quite positively. so we're just giving a little service to our devoted readership. but why not write like debates are not really the most fun? they definitely leave people with a sense of anxiety. we were hoping we could take the edge off just a little bit. >> the whole presidential election is giving people anxiety. what are you talking about? but yeah, no, no, five more weeks. >> you can do it. we can do it. america. >> okay. astrakhan. thank you. so much. appreciate it. and if you want to check out the bingo card or get more of the standard's original reporting on their website, go to sf standard.com. all right. coming up. still a group of elementary school students has taken on a mission to help save the world. one food scrap at a time. a look at how they've turned near atlanta came up with a solution. abc news chief climate

and people are noticing trump's performance on the trail check out this poll in july after the trump biden debate, but before biden dropped out, he trailed trump by 29 points on the question who is in better mental and physical health to be president but in september just after their debate, trump trails harris by 20 points on the same question. kara, how big a factor do you think in the end trump's acuity will be a lot. >> i think people are noticing, as you can see it over and over and over again. and it's not just trump being weird, as kristen said, because he does that. he says weird things all the time. this looks like kristi noem look like a home health aid trying to get the guy back in the room. that's what it felt like. we should point out. >> people the governor of south dakota, and she was there during the dance, the 39th know what to do. she was looking for a dog to kill, to take focus off of him or something. >> nice. i know but i literally didn't know what to do. >> the guy that guy in the univision thing, what a look he's like the guy in the univision and things we've said, i

trump biden 40% in 2020. to your point, she's probably looking at this demographic and thinking based on my policy positions are likely not going to vote for me anyway, it's more expedient for me to be in wisconsin, a state where she may or may not win for trump. i think it's important because a larger percent of catholics don't vote there infrequent voters. so if he can turn out for 5% of those voters in some of those swing states that may make a difference for him in november. >> but shermichael, this was not an event for evangelical christians as event for catholics, biden won the capital vote in 2020 and trump won the catholic vote in 2016. so it is an immensely important population, especially in states like pennsylvania huge catholic population, huge ethnic catholic population, who respond to cultural catholic things like talking about catholic schools. that is an enormous, i am catholic. it is a very, very deep part of our culture is our catholic schools. they're constant under budgetary issues and a l

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who has the fortitude, he was fit to be president of the united states and that is donald trump. bidenash these terrorists they unleashed iran in the circuits in the middle east for they cause this, they started this. i finally figured out the foreign policy with respect to israel. israel must lose it. one last thing, a reporter in israel, the claim has been spread and the last day in the context of the assassination the idf and the generals wanted to end rafah not only a rewriting of history but a distortion of it. netanyahu had to go against most of his generals. members of his own cabinet. and his own effectively defensee minister, secretary. he had to stand up against them to the first plan did not include activity and what he means by that is the leadership. only later when it became clear at the later battalions had fled to the southern city it was netanyahu who asked the army for plan to deal with it. a month before the idf entering at the beginning of may chief of staff publicly expressed support for a deal with sinwa this is what the united states is was pushing which meant st

trump. biden-harris administration is also responsible for freeing up all this money that they're using to fight their proxy wars that part we do know. as about even saying the houthi rebels hezbollah and hamas and we know they coordinated in the attacks new data after the killing of simwar showed us they were up to their eyeballs in plotting planning scheming of what would have been the equivalent of 40,000 dead americans in day on october 7th, the 2023. americans are still being held hostage by iran's proxy hamas. hamas is charter calls for the destruction israel, iran chants often death to israel death to america. iranian death squads are right here in this country and it's not only donald trump they're targeting but his family his staff and anybody associated with him. the biden-harris administration has been a foreign policy disaster, the world is less safe less secure, americans are at risk, and now kamala wants a promotion? americans cannot afford another four years of this madness without

just a week ago, biden said lock up trump. biden literally has been attacking trump voters for years. tonight former congressman jason chaffetz and trump treasury official monica crowley are fired up. also we've got this. >> do you sympathize with any voters who feel offended by or insulted by the garbage comment. >> i am running for president of the united states. i will be traveling to three states today. liz: okay how come kamala harris cannot first answer to biden insulting trump voters? tonight, auto workers and chicago trump supporter is look at them and there and talk to us about how they feel about all of this , and voters are now asking, what are you going to do for me? trump says make america prosperous, safe, affordable, and again, kamala is saying we hate trump. tonight, kamala's third rails, there are multiple of them. new data on how the swing states are getting hammered by historic inflation. we'll show you with live reports on the battlegrounds also this story. >> how many people? >> [indiscernible] >> thanks. >> [ov

he was trying to get voters feared up to attack trump. bidend also the white house is accused of doctoring and if falsifying white house official transcripts. next, radio host mark simone is going to take it on. but first, we're going to talk to dagen and sean. we hear you have a very special guest next hour on "the bottom line." sean: we do. we'll tell you about that in a second, but first, the presidential race about economics is no one better than larry kudlow to break that down. mark cuban claims trump was never if around strong women, what? and intelligent women? monica crowley going to dissect that. dagen: speaking of intelligent, beautiful women, may musk, the mother of elon musk, who has done so much for our economy, our future and politics and maybe even washington. and then jimmy failla. biden bit a baby, oh, no. top of the hour. ♪ try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our busine

and the white house has been clear on this in terms of calling it un-american to biden saying trump -- biden saying it is an american how trump is calling out falsehoods about whether the funding is being used for migrants which are false claims. the bottom line being both trump and harris are fighting over who is dealing with this more responsibly. who would deal with it more responsibly as president so you cvp harris in an unusual position as her official capacity as vice president joining the briefing happening now at the white house but she is joining it virtually but having to answer for how she would address these things and why she would be in a better position to address a disaster like this man trump. vonnie: we don't know the full impact of this current storm yet but it could be pretty bad. do we know how fast campaigns can make sure and states as well can make sure people can vote if they need to and everybody has the identification they may need or what documents they may have been able to bring with them from their homes? michelle: it is a very open question. the states all have

biden off the campaign trail for kamala after he spoke the truth about the democrat push to jail trump. biden's own aids now even leaking and attacking biden. they say they are hurting kamala. the backlash is also growing against calling trump the dictator after biden said lock him up. congressman cory mills is here to react also tonight, do working class voters want this? >> i grew up in the middle class. look, i come from the middle class. >> the middle class is where i come from. liz: okay, a lot of talking there, or do working class voters want this? >> do you like r raisins? >> i like grapes that have been through something, it's just who i am so yeah, i guess i do like it. >> i like my grapes, you know, nice and clean. >> i like grapes of wrath. larry liz: that's hilarious. who is connecting to voters? the kamala team are literally a wrecking ball to the democrat coalition taking away working class voters of all ages and races. who is saying this? pew research, nbc, cnn, politico all reporting this. tonight, how obama, biden, and harris lectured their way into in relevance and how kamala

so obama, bush, trump, biden, all of it. and context does matter. trump does not say this in a vacuum. he says it in the context of comments about migrants that we've heard again and again. >> nobody has any idea where these people are coming from. it's poisoning the blood of our country. it's so bad, and people are coming in with disease. people are coming in with with every possible thing that you can have. they're poisoning the blood of our country. they're letting horrible people into our country. they're poisoning. they're poisoning our country and trump has long been obsessed with genetics. a lot of it is about the genes, isn't it? don't you believe the racehorse theory you think was so different? you know, i believe in the racehorse theory. fast horses produce fast horses. >> and david urban are both out front now. so, ayesha, let me just begin with you. with your reaction to what donald trump has just said today about the murderers coming into the country and genes. >> listen, this isn't the first time we've heard this kind of talk from dona

thought i have his boy he looked old in that clip, john, and to me it's like you get two old man, trump, bidenf script, they say these wild things, you know, to me, biden is on the trail, to some extent, trying to keep them off the trail, but trump is on the trail and his supporters are trying to protect him even as he damages himself. >> this guy is literally the president, maybe he should know what he is saying or he shouldn't be the president, he should get the job to his vice president. nonetheless he is coming against the message of kamala harris in this moment and it does add to evidence that he might like to lock his opponents up. >> john: he is the leader of the administration in which the doj is housed, so people are making that connection. folks, great to see you. the next 13 days are going to be incredibly exciting, aren't they? >> they are. >> john: with that, sandra, we've got some other things to present to the folks at home. >> sandra: on that comment, biden lock him up, karine jean-pierre just answer the question about that at the white house. >> the president spoke about this

you look at that middle line, harris and georgia has a 71 percentage point lead in our poll over trump biden won them by 77 points in georgia four years ago. but look at the independent voters there in georgia at the top, trump is running seven points ahead among likely independent voters in georgia in our poll biden won them by nine when he won the state of georgia, which was a big flip from a republican state to a democratic state and that harris has definitely don't want to improve on what our poll show in terms of her performance with independent voters. if she's going to be successful, that's really interesting. we're also getting a better picture of the early vote specifically on the gender gap, which is just such a big theme of this election. what are we seeing? >> it really is brianna, i think guys, when we look at the results tuesday night, no matter who ends up winning, we will look at what female voters did on election night. are latest tally in the seven states that are the battleground states according to our early vote data provided by catalist's, you see that on the right-hand

you worked for three presidents, obama, trump, biden.s there difference when the administrations would change? dr. collins: yeah. different adminirations had different power struures in terms ofho is interested in science. as the nih director, you report to the sectary of health and human services, so it was helpful to have somebody there who was interested in biomedical research, and fortunately there almostlways was. and obviously it's a good thing if the president islso somebody who has an interest in sciee and is likely toeach out to ask for scientific advice written trying -- advice when trng to make a decision involving that. there were differences between presidents in terms of the way they approacd those issues, but frankly, the more important part of thgovernment relationship for me was the congress, because nih really succeeds or flounders on the basiof the budget that the congress is able to give it. if budgets aren a fairly stable place, we can courage young investators to come forward with bold newdeas. we can start new proc

for starters, unlike the prior trump, biden and trump, harris debates the microphones tonight will both be on the entire time, giving both of these candidates plenty of time to fire back and forth. and unlike the last debate, this time, the candidates, not the moderators, will be responsible for fact checking one another in real time. in washington, doug luzader fox news debate watch parties are planned for tonight around the bay area. >> one of them will be held at the dominie hoskins black history museum in redwood city. manny's sf is holding watch parties at two locations, one at the chapel and the other at manny's. the commonwealth club in san francisco will hold a vice presidential debate watch party, and you can watch the debate right here on ktvu starting at 6 p.m. >> a celebration is happening at the presidio to mark 30 years since it became a national park. representative nancy pelosi and senator laphonza butler were among those at post to mark the 30th anniversary celebration at presidio tunnel tops. the transformation of the presidio from an army base to a national park began

americans among likely african american voters in pennsylvania in our poll is 55 percentage points over trump biden in 2020 in the exit polls, one african american voters in pennsylvania by 85 percentage points, that is a potential warning sign in places like philadelphia, pittsburgh, for the harris campaign to take a look at and then interestingly, this is donald trump's base, dana, as you know, white non-college educated voters and it is still his base, but he's not performing as strong as he did four years ago. if you compare now in pennsylvania as a 27 point advantage with white non-college voters in our poll among likely voters but back in the exit polls four years ago, he actually won them in pennsylvania by 32 points. you see it in michigan, 17 back then it was 21 points in wisconsin the poll he has an 11 point edge among white non-college likely voters. but in the 2020 exit polls, he won them by 16 percentage points. so a little bit underperforming with his own base, dana. >> so interesting. and what about what voters are saying regarding harris and trump in which candidate they think gets

obama, bush trump, biden all of it and context does matter. trump does not say this in a vacuum. he says it in the context of comments about migrants that we've heard again and again. >> nobody has any idea where these people are coming from. it's poisoning the blood of our country it's so bad and people are coming in with disease. people are coming in with every possible thing that you can have, their poisoning the blood of our country, they're letting horrible people but country they're poisoning they're poisoning our country and trump has long been obsessed with genetics isn't it don't you believe the race theory? >> i think we're so different, you know, i believe in the resource theory fast horses produce fast horses both outfront now, so i should let me just begin with you with your reaction to what donald trump has just said today about the murderers coming into the country and jeans listen, this isn't the first time we've heard this kind of talk from donald trump, and it reeks of authoritarianism and it also hearkens back to a time of hitler, who used the same exact langua

those spreading an onslaught of lies about the hurricane response, including former president trump. bidenthat false claims include that disaster relief funding is being diverted to migrants, and that homeowners are having their belongings confiscated. he called the disinformation un-american. >> there are there are thousands of fellow americans who are putting their lives at stake and putting it on the line to do the dangerous work that needs to be done now. and it's harmful to those who most need the help. quite frankly, these lies are un-american, and there are simply no place for them. not now, not ever. >> president biden said fema personnel are risking their lives to help people in the aftermath of helene and now milton are the best of america. >> you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630. this week is fleet week here in san francisco, and the celebration brings a parade of ships, hundreds of thousands of people and a stunning air show to the san francisco bay. >> and while the blue angels are in town, they are showing some love to those who served their communities. one community le

gore, obama-romney, trump-biden. you get a little bit of a spike, but nothing like this.y crazy. anna laid out three potential explanation, but the bottom line really the question for investors is just the labor force, right? it's not as strong as people are saying it is, certainly as wall street says it is. my next guest says while strong indications of recession have moderated, a soft landing is by no means a foregone conclusion, i want to bring in chief market strategist victoria fernandez. what else, what other data are you looking at though? because you are still concerned about the labor market. >> i am concerned about the labor market, and a lot of it is for the reason you're talking about. government jobs, other non-cyclical jobs is really what is causing us to have such strong the numbers. it's the sick ally call jobs that tell you more about the economy that are falling down -- cyclical jobs. you also see it in temporary hiring. that is a precursor to the payroll number. that's coming down. the labor differential, which we've talked about before, jobs hard to ge

we might expect to hear more cross—talk than we did in the trump—biden and trump—harris debates.ulcast right here on bbc news. do stay with us in the coming hours. we'll be speaking to political guests leading up to the debate, and we'll have lots of post—debate analysis after it concludes. tonight's debate comes as voters in multiple states have begun receiving their ballots for november's election. poehls from those battleground states, where they go republican, go democratic, show an incredibly tight race. only 35 days remain until the election day. let's talk a bit about what is ahead tonight. joining me now, fin gomez, political director of cbs news, and carroll doherty, director of political research at pew research center. the clock is ticking down to the start time. what's going on behind the scenes, behind these curtains, down the hole in the other studio right now? preparation. we are prepping for this— preparation. we are prepping for this big, preparation. we are prepping forthis big, huge night preparation. we are prepping for this big, huge night which could — for t

alyssa's point about this actually could help here as there are republican voters there, they might be trump biden, and maybe harris voters. they might be trump, trump. and then harris voters. there are republicans and there are independents out there that a comment like jd vance makes today that acknowledges that he doesn't believe in the election results of 2020 could just be the if they are still on the fence, could be the thing that just says, i just don't want to do this anymore. and the way i'm going to move forward as to not vote for the republican ticket. i would continue to elevate it. we cannot normalize the denial of the election and i do think the harris campaign should definitely target particularly with independent and republicans that are on the fence still, alissa in a clip released from an upcoming town hall with univision, trump is repeating the false claim that haitian migrants are eating their neighbors pets in springfield, ohio. what does that say to you about his campaign you're wrong and it's just kind of the devolution of our politics in real-time. >> and i think the fact t

, but it has been a much more competitive race than it looked like it was going to be after the trump-bidenate and he is very angry about it. >> naggy, i noticed that your new york times colleague michael bender, wrote this about the concern from trump's advisers about his rambling campaign speeches. and so many of them have been totally rambling and he writes this, they worry that mr. trump's impetuous. this and scattershot style on the campaign trail needlessly, risks victory. what are you hearing about this? >> there's been a concern about his speeches and the length of those speeches for quite some time, they've been trying for months to get him to shrink them down. if you compare and peter baker talked about this, another colleague in a recent piece the speeches were shorter in 2016 and they were less angry and they were, they were more coherent. they are concerned that voters are just going to see this sort of unfiltered meandering version of trump. and that is going to damage him because that is what gets picked devin local coverage much more than anything else. >> why do you think h

be one change but also, i think it's an important to say with 28 days to go, i'm not donald i'm trump biden's policies drew criticism of course, from her opponent, donald trump the. >> child. >> me. she just did the view and they asked her a question, what would you do different from biden? oh, essentially nothing. well, what about these 325,000 kids that will probably never be seen again, they're probably dead. their sex slaves or something okay joining us now, cnn political analyst, washington bureau chief for the boston globe. jackie kucinich. jackie, good morning. thanks for being here. >> we're going to set aside there are some serious issues with that claim that trump was making on the on the back half of that comment that said, it seems like harris should have been prepared for this question. it is striking that she didn't have its particularly the second time she was asked that day of what even even though it was phrased a little bit differently, listen, they've been trying to walk this line the entire campaign over many weeks, months, it's been at this point to try not to get not to

it's trump-biden and she said, well, because she thought that biden was too old, and so i guess she was entirely wrong, but my mom has a very interesting voting pattern. >> she wasn't immigrant she became an american to vote for george bush twice. then she voted for obama twice, and you voted for hillary. then she voted for trump, and now she lives in north carolina and she is undecided, although she says she's leaning towards kamala harris. but after talking to my mom for about 40 minutes, what i came to realize is that i don't think that harris campaign has done enough to talk to people like my mother and explain to them how it's going to be different than the biden administration. and as much as my mom is completely horrified by january 6, trump's behavior, the chaos and why it makes sense for kamala harris to keep bringing up his terrible behavior the day she agrees with trump on a lot of the issues and she wants to change candidate. but except for roe versus wade, as she just really wants to see some she wants to see a divide between harris and biden on the economy. she wants to se

she says her june bet that her local would split 50-50 in a trump-biden race is still about right with harris now atop the democratic ticket, there's a little bit more enthusiasm among some of my female coworkers couple of my male co-workers are pretty ambivalent about harris. we may have lost a tiny margin of support because sexism is a real thing. you know, they're just like, you know, i'm not sure she can do it. i don't think the country is ready for a female president, walter robinson junior says there's more energy since the switch to harris, but also laura offensive chatter on the assembly line. >> the knock on doors and lobby coworkers is running short labor leaders are for harris, but the rank and file are split. michigan's blue collar battle competitive to the end john king, cnn, wayne, michigan and coming up elon musk is pouring millions into his push to elect donald trump. >> does he expect a return on his terry large mega investment? i'm talking about that next >> stay with cnn with more reporters on the ground and the best political team in the business, follow the candida

it's trump-biden and she said, well, because she thought that biden was too old, and so i guess he was entirely wrong, but my mom has a very interesting voting pattern. she wasn't immigrant. she became an american to vote for george bush twice. then she voted for obama twice. and you voted for hillary. then she voted for trump, and now she lives in north carolina and she is undecided, although she says she's leaning towards complex harris. but after talking to my mom for about 40 minutes, what i came to realize is that i don't think that harris campaign has done enough to talk to people like my mother and explain to them how it's going to be different than the biden administration. and as much as my mom is completely horrified by january 6, trump's be hey, hear the chaos and why it makes sense for kamala harris to keep bringing up his terrible behavior at the end of the day, she agrees with trump on a lot of the issues and she wants to change candidate. but except for roe versus wade, and she just really wants to see some she wants to see a divide between harris and biden on the econom

but exactly like trump biden did put his name on and have his signature added to the letters that weret out to people who received these payments and he described these payments as the fulfillment of his own promises. have one of these letters in front of me. is that a key part of the american rescue plan is direct payment? it's a $1,400 per person for most american households, went on to say, this fulfills a promise i made to you and we'll help get millions of americans through this crisis at the bottom, you'll see president joseph r. biden junior with the signature. so this narrative that oh, trump put his name on it for ego and biden just let this be about service i don't think that narrative quite holds all right. >> daniel dale, we always appreciate those fact checks. keep them calm and thanks so much. thank you. >> the clock is ticking for the u.s army to comply with a court order to release records related to donald trump's controversial visit to arlington national cemetery a federal judge ordered the records to be released by today following a lawsuit brought by a nonpartisan w

biden versus trump. biden won them by 13. look, we're harris leads in the polls right now by 13. yeah, idea that women would be supporting a democrat is so surprising while men would be supporting republican. again, not surprising, but the fact that we've seen this movement among male voters, and there has been no movement whatsoever among female voters that my friends is quite surprising. it's something honestly i wasn't really expecting until i actually looked at the numbers, which is i guess why you have me on yeah. >> yeah, that is why we have you on harry both candidates are ramping up attacks when it comes to each other's mental and physical fitness for office who do voters see as more capable, more fit in that regard? >> yeah. alright, so i'm going to jump into that question. i had actually written the second question. it didn't make its way to you, but i just want to know why i think this gender gap is going on here are right. i think this is why this gender gap is going on. abortion as a top voting issue. you look across arizona, georgia, michigan, north carolina, pennsy

the uaw register and turn out voters she says her june bet that her local was split 50-50 in a trump-biden race. >> it's still about right with harris now atop the democratic ticket, there's a little bit more enthusiasm among some some of my female coworkers couple of my male co-workers are pretty ambivalent about harris. we may have lost a tiny margin of support because sexism is a real thing. you know, they're just like, you know, i'm not sure she can do it. i don't think the country is ready for a female president and jake, this is one of those margins within the democratic coalition. one of the groups within the democratic coalition where the margins can really matter. hillary clinton was plus 13 points. she won the union household vote in michigan in 2016 by 13 points and she lost the state and lost the presidency. joe biden had a 25 point advantage, almost double that of clinton in 2020. among you union households. he of course won michigan and won the presidency. so can harris get anywhere close to the biden number as she tries to put together a coalition in michigan at the moment t

tell us about it was because of the trump biden debate trump got what he wanted. >> he drove biden out of the race, but that open the door to kamala harris and suddenly all the light came off of trump. he couldn't buy a headline. she was all over the news. she is rising in the polls. she came up, surpassed him never beyond the margin of error, nobody's been beyond that, but she got up in front of him and many of the analysts if we talked to here, said it's scared trump. he was frightened about this and the response ultimately would say we have to define her and the definition came from attack, attack, attack, attack. and now in the final days that's all we're seeing is endless attacks. >> and tom, what about the vice president how is she adjusted to being thrust into this and running this very abridged campaign. >> yeah, it's a remarkable thing when you think about everyone focuses a lot on what trump is doing about it. imagine this, you're a matter of months suddenly you are the candidate. you're a vice president, both of you know vice presidents always have a hard time defining thems

she says her june bet that her local would split 50-50 in a trump-biden race. still hello about right. with harris now atop the democratic ticket. but there's a little bit more enthusiasm among some of my female coworkers couple of my male co-workers are pretty ambivalent about harris. we may have lost it hi margin of support because sexism is a real thing. you know, they're just like, you know, i'm not sure she can do it. i don't think the country is ready for a female president, walter robinson junior says there's more energy since the switch to harris, but also more offensive chatter on the assembly line. >> they have been saying some very disparaging things about the vice president, things about how she rose up through the ranks and some of the things that she might have done, they only had to say that to me once before they understood but they can't say say that to me again also, they parrot what he what he puts out there and robinson has a side job as a dj and trust he knows how to read the room before i told you about either right now, i would probably s

she criticizes trump's tariffs but i called them the trump/biden tariffs because biden kept on the samee opportunity to pull them off let's switch gears driving through town, we stopped into a local business, bnl office products. they were downtown they had the protest as and rio of 2020, he had to move, the business got burned down we talked to him about a variety of things. he said something which kind of shocked us about just the election overall it wasn't what side wins it is that his business has kind of frozen the last couple of weeks and months he thinks it is because the election itself is happening and he hopes that business will pop up once it is over listen to what he had to say >> totally you can feel it even my sales rep came in and had mentioned to me, like, you know, sales are down, but we can track and we can see they're starting to pick up. and as he's telling me that, we started to pick up a little bit and then it just stopped like we hit a brick wall >> i find that fascinating, guys there is so much in these swing states the political ads, mailboxes, the hotel manager

she says her june bet that her local was split 50-50 in a trump-biden race is still about right withris now atop the democratic ticket. but there's a little bit more enthusiasm among some of my female coworkers. >> couple of my male co-workers are pretty ambivalent about harris. we may have lost a tiny margin of support because sexism is a real thing. you know, they're just like, you know, i'm not sure she can do it. i don't think the country is ready for a female president, walter robinson junior says there's more energy since the switch to harris, but also more offensive chatter on the assembly line they have been saying some very disparaging things about the vice president, things about how she rose up through the ranks and some of the things that she might have done they only had to say that to me once before they understood that they can't safely say that to me again also, they parrot what what he what he puts out there and trust he knows tata read the room before i told you is about either right now, i would probably say it's about 60 40. i believe that it is very good chance t