regardless of who ends up in the white house. polls show that 2 thirds of germans would prefer a comma, la harris, as us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with a president's comma, la harris, the us truman friendship will stand on more solid ground. the german authorities say 8 people have been arrested on suspicion of belonging to an extreme right wing terra group. and the eastern german state of sexton and across the border and poland police carried out res, i'm 20 locations. german prosecutors offices the minutes and group has a racist anti semitic applicable uptake id on the to say the suspects have plans that included ethnic cleansing. and susan control of pots of sexy pads, allegedly undergoing power minutes. we train purchased military w as chief political correspondent, you know, how's it has more? and how far advanced the group's plans, apparently. what as well, german authorities are saying that this group, the saxon a separate test as they call themselves, that they were members of that group that were convinced that on the day x, the german sta

the expectation is that with comma la harris as president, the report would continue on the same truck considering also come out of harris, a background to the ego. we'll probably play a more important role and, but i'm pretty sure that the trans atlantic relationship and the partnerships will remain full. it's a far cry from the days when donald trump repeatedly locked horns with former german chancellor on going to america's back. when he was president trump or regularly criticize germany's defense spending and bash, michael's immigration policy for his presidency can be considered a low point in the relationship between washington member lynn. i was fearful, not only because of germany, but uh, i would say the style, the government in style of uh, president trump. but particularly towards germany because of uh, issues like trade with isolation as trumps. threatening to cut support for ukraine and slapped tear of some all imported goods. it's hard to imagine a harmonious relationship. if he gets back into the white house, germany's ruling parties fuel berlin is more prepared this tim

but for the bite and administration's role in the genocide in jobs and comma la harris's complicity in that cost or come election day. the is really journalist embedded with the country's military. happy to help load on his hand and the washington post and the la times both refused to endorse harris over donald trump. there billionaire owners don't want a royal trump in case the way with the you are surprised eventually election just around the corner of the race for the white house is still too close to call for the democratic party establishment. it wasn't supposed to be this way. when vice president comma harris replaced joe biden, putting a fresh face on the ticket. she wrote a wave of media attention and seemed to have the upper hand against donald trump. now the party is scrambling, trying to appeal to some key demographics. they include ero, the american, and the muslim american voters above all, those in michigan, a swing state that could decide the outcome. in normal times, most of michigan's arrow, the american community votes democrats. but the outrage over the genocide in g

then that movement watched the democratic national convention, the one, the crowned comma la harris, were not a single defender of palestinian rights, was given the chance to speak about an ongoing genesis. the trump campaign is trying to make the most of this, which given donald trump's own history of supporting israel and his 2017 ban on immigration from muslim majority countries is shameless. but since when has that ever stopped, trump is now cultivating the votes of arab and muslim americans, 3 posts like this one. trump is actually trying to cord air of and most in voters in these final weeks in michigan and elsewhere. and he's actually appeared on stage with various, most of the figures that you know what they want, they want to use. they want that great people. and even if you will buy a single word that he says, and i personally don't myself, the fact that he's actually making the effort. he's doing that when calmly harris is it. so people are taking note of that, donald trump, whether on foreign policy of domestic policy. i mean, it was chaos for 4 years. our children were w

when vice president comma la harris replaced joe biden, putting a fresh face on the ticket. she wrote a wave of media attention and seemed to have the upper hand against donald trump. now the party is scrambling, trying to appeal to some key demographics. they include ero, the american, and the muslim american voters above all, those in michigan, a swing state that could decide the outcome. in normal times, most of michigan's arrow, the american community votes democrat. but the outrage over the genocide in garza and the biden administration's involvement in it has those voting blocks leaning towards trump. considering the former president's own support for israel and his record of anti muslim bigotry, it is a sign of desperation within the elements of the us, the electorate. for many arab and muslim voters, us policies in the middle east are personal, rebounding on them in the form of verizon. hate crimes. some of them fueled by dangerous rhetoric on the american air. we'll take a look. it's under the hood of the democratic parties, electro machine. and what you will find i

regardless of who ends up in the white house. polls show that 2 thirds of germans would prefer a comma, la harris, as us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with a president's comma le harris, us german friendship will stand on more solid ground and biscuit mall with brenda vaughan. he is a political analyst. the baptist, mon foundations, your program, but he focuses on problems, atlantic trade as a guarantee and us foreign policy. welcome brendan. let's talk about donald trump 1st. what is it that scares all water is germany and by extension europe the most. so 1st and foremost, we have to say the 2nd donald trump term would likely be more intense, more aggressive than his 1st. he doesn't have to worry about reelection is unlikely to have moderating voices in his inner circle. and he simply has more experience this time around. it's about us to be said initially, but with a look to u. s. foreign policy. aside from china we, we could experience an almost complete reversal from the bite in years. trans linux security and defense would be a major issue. donald

comma le harris as us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with the presidents, comma, la harris, but you westerman friendship for sand on more solid ground. and a political correspondent, matthew moore told me how much a change of power in the white house could impact germany. mazda is a huge deal, but that's because of germany's fortunes are intertwined with no other country, quite like the with the us. and that's because, since the 2nd world war, germany has relied on the us security guarantees that made the germans did enjoy decades of economic prosperity without having to invest massively in defense. now renew that president. trump always object to, to that. and in fact, this week he said that jam anyways, quote, it's in our lunch so and so he basically represents kind of the on stability. and i kind of critical all i, if you like with as high risk, represents the status quoted so that you'd be a much more comfortable partner for the germans. look, the u. s. is germany's largest trading partner, which for an export nation like germany is really vital. it means what happens i

hold an open convention, a democratic process be effectively anointed biden's unpopular deputy comma, la harris. as his successor. in a $1000000000.00 campaign, they went for theatre like celebrity endorsements and fear mongering about trump. narratives that were undermined in a constantly changing media space. e long mosque and that was social media. mobile had his gums on trump side of the scales. a booming network of online influencers, including pod casters were doing the same in the aftermath, those liberal leaning outlets that are now asking how americans could possibly elect donald trump again, would be better off asking questions about themselves. in the week of assessments and political events such as donald trump's election, there was a tendency, a need that news outlets and pundits have to boil v o come down to a single determining factor. it was the latino man. it was the lead zeno man who decided that they were going to vote for donald trump and news. the audiences have become addicted to the hunting. i can't help but wonder if the american people have given up on democracy. a simp

most democrats have believed protecting abortion rights would motivate enough voters to give comma la harris the victory. but that didn't happen, not by a long shot. you know, were regulated healthcare access or not? i've been a nurse for 32 years. women are the only one who are have their healthcare accent decisions being taken away from them. some people will just, you know, go for a platform. and i think that we have a park there. and then people will become aware and the next couple weeks the whole thing is planning to do and they really started to petition march, show their their honest feelings against these 1st days after trumps victory has clearly been hard for many of the women has come to the march, feeling a little frustrated little angry. somebody might have a little bit of sadness. maybe a little bit of fear. well, we're here to say it's like the size, say, we've got us all right, the 1000 miles further. so in boca raton, florida, the sun's mood and messages are very different. it's veteran's day, the holiday honoring former members of the us armed forces. the . we're curious ho

heading swing states that are considered to close to call republican donald trump and democrat comma la harris, health blowing rallies in wisconsin. the state voted democrat in 2020 republican in 2016 with a portion a key issue in both elections. but this is the 1st presidential vote since the supreme court overcharged the constitutional right to abortion in the us back in 2022. trump appointed judges were t in that decision. now harris has made restoring women's reproductive freedoms. a central part of her campaign, dw, in his poll reports, nancy davis has 2 daughters, summer who is 3 in baby starr who's just 5 months. it's a bigger gap between them and she had planned by the pregnancy between the 2 girls turned into a nice in june 2022. she was a 10 weeks and the teachers who was carrying was diagnosed with crania of title no matter. so our member be released standing in a co hospital room here in baton rouge, louisiana. my doctor walked in and he said this is the worst case scenario. they normally die in utero. but if he or she makes 15 birth and he or she would die within minutes. so he re

it will be fixed very trump there mispronouncing comma la harris's name. once again dw has been looking at what people around the world think about the us election and what the vote means for them. this time the focus is on europe. nobody's brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomenon has more on what's at stake. you select it will come in, i have a storage closer ties with you up. and if she loses, how disruptive could the 2nd still not from the presidency, be europeans, do not get a choice in that selection, but they will have to bear the consequences. the united states is the most important part the for us in the european union. we face a group on to lenses and beat a migration on cry might change code might change on, you know, security efficiency in brussels could elected you as president. they would certainly choose come a law harris. she promises continue. it's he would buys and the zip codes and those security ends tray, even though many to tell us the do not really know exactly what kind of foreign policy comcast harris has. but if the trump is back

what was surprising was that the election was relatively decisive, comma la harris, lost all 7 of the so called swing states were expected to decide the election. and it appears that she will be the 1st democratic presidential candidate in 20 years to lose the popular vote. a load incidentally, but this is the 3rd consecutive election in which donald trump has outperformed his polling numbers. he out perform them dramatically in 2016, waiting to an extremely surprising victory. he out performed the modestly in 2020 and again in 2024. the out performance in 2024. it was modest, but it was enough to turn what looked to be an extraordinarily close race into a relatively clear victory. trump's campaign because it, it seemed to times chaotic. can we talk about donald trump really having a winning strategy as such? yes, donald trump's, a campaign did appear chaotic, but then a great deal of what donald trump does appears chaotic during my entire life time. donald trump is the most difficult politician i've ever seen to actually diagnose because he's done a 1000 things that would destroy the

the 47th president of the united states in georgia's capital, atlanta, democratic candidate, comma, la harris, repeating her pledge to be a president for all americans. later she is due to attend a rally in charlotte, north carolina, former president donald trump is also campaigning in north carolina, which is marking its last day of early voting. he has promised to crack down on migration and cutting tax or my president. let's take a listen at what comma harris and donald trump told voters. and we have an opportunity a, unless the election said turn the page on the oh. of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we're done with that. i have done today with the message of hope for all americans. with your vote on tuesday, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of massive numbers of criminals that have come into the and i will bring back the american dream. we don't have the american dream. we had a, we had it, you know, we also had the energy independence 4 years ago. this is all you need to know, campbell of broke and she broke it. we will fix it. i will fix i

certainly it's one of the stronger issues for comma la harris, and she emphasized that a lot as part of her freedom agenda. there are also several states, 10 of them that have ballot initiatives, which means that the voters can vote to change their state laws where they're trying to either put abortion rights into their states constitution or they're trying to overturn previous bands. and some of those are in some of what we call the key battleground, states that people think will decide the election of those being arizona and nevada, particularly. now we've heard in recent days, from prominent republican nikki haley that donald trump's messaging is turning women off. we heard trump just in the past week, say at a rally that he would protect women, whether they like it or not. do we know where he stands on a woman's right to choose? so president trump has been kind of cagey about it because he knows that his position right now is not that popular. so he's talked about the fact that he would support i b s. and making that something that was accessible to women. he leans into the idea

determine who will become the next president of the us . vice president and democratic candidates comma la harris was in georgia and north carolina where she renewed her pledge to be a president for all americans. she later flew to new york, making a surprise appearance on the tv show. saturday night live where she said she would end the drama in us politics world go to a calling, suggest that the race is neck and neck with former president donald trump. he was also campaigning in pennsylvania and for his hard trump promised to crack down on migration and cut taxes. i want honestly uh, let's go to. earlier. i spoke to justin higgins, a strategic communications consultant who has worked for both democratic politicians and for the republican presidential campaign. i asked him how the 2 candidates were tailoring their messages to their specific target groups for vp harris to win this election. by frankly, she is going to need a elderly motor senior citizens, college educated voters, and overwhelming serve from women voters. she's been doing this through focusing on the economy and how she would be b

comma le harris as us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with the presidents, comma, la harris, but you westerman friendship for sand on more solid ground. to spain, our prime minister pitiless sunchase has announced a relief package with 10600000000 zeros to help the survivors of the flash floods that have killed more than 200 people in the area of valencia. emergency workers are still searching shopping centers, garages, and on the ground comp on a more subject to search rhythm offs with comments may have deposited more buddy 217 people on known to have died in the floods. but that number is expected to rise as many people still on the account. us and the i off the w corresponded jun slip shows. so is just returned from brothers. yeah. why so many people were killed in the front, despite advanced bullying from full cost as well for 1st of all, because it has probably been the worst flooding in europe in the past 5 decades. but also because the crisis management here in spain has been catastrophic. that is really no other way to describe, but it's the regional government only

a jeff, this what i'm interested in, what you think voters were saying in rejecting comma la harris and embracing donald trump, who i think represents a kind of pug nature's sort of hyper nationalism in america. a kind of disregard for everything else out there. maybe i'm over overgeneralizing, but i'm just interested in whether this election is, is really the nail in the coffin for globalization and, you know, global development as we've known and isn't in the past. i don't think so because i think you're basically elections are referendums on the incumbent. and so if people feel that their lives are going pretty well that the economy is going pretty well, they tend to vote for the incumbent for in this case, for harris. i think this was basically a vote against the biden administration. i that it didn't deliver better lives, mainly on an economic basis, which is the main reason that determines how people vote. but all the wars of rattled people as well. the americans are not happy that the u. s. is engaged in so many crises around the world. definitely. there were pockets of voters a

that's why she says she's campaigning to help elect vice president comma, la harris, to become the next us president. i already lost a country to a dictator and i don't want to lose another one. career rebate lives in the swing state of pennsylvania. it's considered necessary to win the white house. but the harris campaign also knows it needs other states like michigan we have momentum, it is on our side. can you bill? it boots for harris campaigned on sunday, she's convinced with the health, the 1st supporters. she's close to winning this type. president's race have the momentum because our campaign is tapping into the ambition, the aspirations and the dreams of the american people. new data suggest harris, maybe overtaking her opponent republican donald trump. in iowa, a traditionally republican leading state holds their show harris up by 3 percentage points over trump. to gather will build a brighter future for our nation, where we women have outpaced men in early poli. that's helped harris work still this weekend for campaign has been running as during football games, targeting men

were comma la harris's campaign believes that her past the victory on election day will be in the southern sunbelt state. and a rule for things pains, ministry escalates, recovery efforts in floods, devastation, valencia. and we'll have a live updates the let's begin the program and god. so what is relevant industry is hit more residential areas across the strip. at least 5 people were killed in early morning attacks. and the northern area of basically here is where the forces have flattened buildings and killed dozens and recent days as part of the month long siege on the area. attacks in open in central garza a forcing published indian families to flee. yes, again, old and 50 children have been killed in the north in just the last 48 hours. these really ministry has also targeted a poll your vaccinations and to injuring at least 4 children despite green searching, monetary and pores. just as go ahead and doris, she's in 0 balance. central garza hen took us through the latest strikes across gaza, particularly what impact the having on this podium vaccination campaign. ok, so since the ear

why do black men not like comma la harris, no data to support the narrative, but they just were preparing the country. in case vice president here is loses, they are preparing the country to make the same on the same argument. again, african americans are disillusioned to african americans and are lazy, they're, they're apathetic, and they didn't turn out. what are you giving the community to vote for others van? she's not donald trump. i want to quote here here because he rolled that african americans are as political as the rest of the country and they are a real and substantive political interest. that's motivated the community. it's almost like saying, i work in the american a people to me, you know, isn't that the presumption of the black vote racist that it's core? there's no question but, but unfortunately, there are too many african americans that aren't demanding anything of the candidate. so the we in the ask and american community create part of this problem for ourselves. because we go along with the dominant narrative. we're not demanding that they passed the, the, the, anoth

then comma la harris, the choir richardson. welcome. we start with a wide spread condom nation. after a night of violence in amsterdam, authorities, their state writers actively targeted is really fans following on the roku, the lead match between a copy tell a v i x amsterdam on thursday. police say at least 5 people were taken to the hospital and dozens of others injured. israel's foreign minister is on roots of another ones you chief or so the funder lion has said, she's outraged by what she called bile attacks targeting is rarely citizens the dodge prime minister dick schools has also condemned the violence build into. but if the be the images and reports here are absolutely scandalous in reprehensible, i think that every single possible must be down to track down and prosecute the perpetrators office and meet these for bill. this is simply antisemitic, violence against is rarely so that it can happen in 2024. it defies. description is out of old proportion by the 25 on the proportions. fidelity is christie and wound wise tracking the story for us from brussels. she has more

the will be the next us president. leaders are choosing between vice president comma la harris and former us president donald trump. the drum voted in florida. today is he thinks a return to the white house 4 years after being voted out. and the focus is on southern key battleground states that could decide this selection if it's harris. and she will be the 1st woman president in american history. the .

in one of the west effect to there is i'm kimberly health in charlotte, north carolina were comma la harris's campaign believes that her past the victory on election day will be in the southern sunbelt state, the hello welcome to the program. we begin in northern gone, so where is where the forces are again targeting residential areas as they step up the month long siege wounded palestinians were taken to hospital off early morning strikes in jabante a bit slow here. thousands of people have been killed in recent days. the destruction, as you can see the over whelming anti areas, essentially costs off blocking access to major roads. rescue team say they can't reach the engines, some of whom have been trapped on the the rubble. meanwhile, a pony of vaccinations center was so targeted, injuring at least 4 children. yes, today in the past 48 hours move and 50 children have been killed in northern garza . and what you know, it's nations is cooling israel's indiscriminate strikes. let's go ahead and cut our shoes and 0 by that and central garza and i think we've run out of woods to describe what i

you our error of americans and their anger about the board and guys that did it lead in part 2, comma la harris, losing the election this week. yeah, thank you for having me on look. i think this is a very simplistic uh, narrative that kind of misses a bigger and more important thing going on in this election as it relates to us support for israel. there were tens of millions of votes cast air of americans, of course, played their part. and have an outside impact in certain places like dearborn where there is a higher concentration of arab americans. but everything we know from polling suggest that it is far from just our of americans, our air than most of them. americans who have been outraged over the buying inheritors administrations support for israel despite the ongoing criminality that we have seen as military carry out in gauze. in fact, earlier this year, a poll found that the majority of democratic respondents saw what was happening in gaza as genocide. again, this is not just arrow than most of them americans. most americans have been wanting to see and, and to arms sales to israel. a

c b s news over the way it edited an interview with comma la harris, and has threatened to revoke the broadcast license of another. the scene is for its handling of the presidential debate trumps for student in the white house, put us journalism to the test. this one will to, in a different way present, it has filed a 10000000 dollar lawsuit against cbs. and those are the things that the courts will analyze whether there is merit. we have a free press that's guaranteed by our constitution. but at some point, the american people need to almost be told, you know, i am free to say what i want in france. but i'm not objective. just say your partisan. i don't think that they're going to be spooked by the threats trump does make the hope of dealing with difficult for him to make it on those threats. but for all the criticisms i have to say left with journalist of main street, american political journalism. i think that they're going to try to continue to their jobs and the way to pay think they should. i don't think that you're going to see most journalists, most outlets color and sphere ef

the capital of germany, that most people, most politicians, especially, would have preferred, comma la harris to win this race. there was even a poll conducted among regular people on the street and cumberland harris came out with 85 percent of that of that virtual boat had the people here of course, had the right to vote in the states. as you will know of the german chancellor and the foreign minister have congratulated tron that's protocol, but they'll have to do much more than that. won't that or right. we're part of that in the report as well. 2 areas require immediate attention. the 1st one is military spending. the coalition government has recognized as ever since russia invaded ukraine. they ramped up spending significantly. some say it's not enough, but anyway, they have done that. and the 2nd one is the state of the german economy. now the overall goal is clear, they want to be more competitive again, and they want to be more resilient, especially in the face of possible trump terrace, coming germany's way. but as to how to achieve those overarching goals, they are very different ide

comma le harris as us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with the presidents, comma, la harris, but you westerman friendship for stand on more solid ground. let's pick up some methods that transatlantic with judas vandal. i've just heard of. and the report that you just have is probably both ends prefer. i counted, it felt for present to have however, being points of friction with the, by the administration of, of course, uh, look, uh, you know, every american presence 1st can look out for the interest of the united states. and i think it is, you know, completely false to think that cala harris is going to be exactly like joe, but joe biden is probably the greatest transatlantic this over the last 50 years. he's been the formulation committee, he's probably attentive, the munich security conference, more than anyone else. and comment harris, of course, has a completely different story. she's been a senator, she has been a prosecutor, but she has not been involved in transatlantic relationship building, as has joe biden. so i think things are going to change. now, when we look a

i was is here as rosalyn jordan reports a democratic presidential candidate, comma la harris had just 15 weeks and 3 days to run for the white house and running like ended up because we are donald trump's been running for a lot. the last decade i've been in this race about 3 and a half months, and the stakes are so high. supporters, past terraces, ruins donated more than a 1000000000 dollars, fired up by her promise to leave division and hatred behind. harris seemed stopping on stage on social media on campaign walk about but in the end, domestic and international that hurt him for us to support for israel as it waged war and gaza angered era. but most of the american voters in the swing state of michigan. so much, many a band and their usual support for the democratic ticket. this is not just a general conversation on foreign policy. there was a genocide and campbell of harris has continued to paris, basic talking points around self determination of the palestinian people. she has said that she wants to cease fire, she wants release of hostages, but there hasn't been action behind th

harris administration was hoping for this was really an opportunity for a comma la harris to ascend to the oval office and that glass ceiling has got cracks in it, but it still hasn't been broken. and so, as this is obviously a moment of melancholy for campbell harris, but also for all of those who had hoped to see her, make that sort of final sort of pinnacle of the you know, the next actual on. so, as this has some sort of sadness that has been filled, but at the same time, joe biden is going to talk about how many achievements were still made, how he has no regrets that he selected her as his running mate. he's calls it one of the best decisions he's ever made. and he's going to talk about the historic achievement of her campaign and how she upheld the values that the bible, the harris administration and bodies. and all speculation is now on who's going to be filling trumps cabinet. what that's going to look like a lawn was because he expected to have an official role. you know, that was what everybody was thinking. that's what certainly donald trump has intimated. but in the last 2

and now you have the democratic party uniting around comma la harris. so not only has never won a democratic primary, she's never won a single vote for president. yes, they've installed her as their nominate. how many los is coming here is one of the democratic primaries 00. that's exactly right. the party boss is installed. cobble here is because they can controller, that's all this is about. and then to top things off. that's the smallest issue of proving to you all which apparently is controversial. so controversial and fax that over in california. they've actually signed requiring residents to present that. so to i d's all doing that, it on fairly target some low income and ethnic minorities, traditionally of coal seen as democrats, safe bets. now there's only one reason that that have and because they want to see this know why the reason. so you see the bottom of smart not even be open, but there is already a news, a face and american democracy has hit well, both of them with the system on the mind by the very people who should be its greatest tomp

and if comma la harris has one in georgia, she's probably having a good night, john henry and al jazeera atlanta. now we've been talking a lot about swing states. that's because the outcome of the race for the white house because come down to those 7 states, there's obviously are still viney on americas unique electoral college system that determines the window. it is the thing we are all focused on is the results come in the electoral college and each side's road to 270 the number of electoral votes needed to win the white house. here's our starting point, 43 states and washington dc. you're either reliably read or reliably blue. that means complet harris can already count on 225 electoral votes, and donald trump on 219. now it's not totally guaranteed, but it's pretty likely on both sides. the election will be decided, therefore, in these 7 swing states, which between them carry $93.00 electoral votes along with the one congressional district in nebraska. the yellow square here will come back to that later. harris's easiest pass to victory runs through the so called blue wall. that's w

i'm kimberly healthcare in charlotte, north carolina were comma la harris's campaign believes that her past the victory on election day will be in the southern sunbelt state. the con, we made musicians to time describe the sound of music and warrants on since the 1st to gallons of where is really air strikes are being targeting dentistry populations, civilian areas, canning, at least $28.00 palestinians. guys, us health industry is wanting that i'm going to seize, can't get help to injured people. these really measures also targeted a polio vaccination incentive in the north injuring at least 4 children. a strong grenade was dropped in one facility even though she mounted tv and paused, have been agreed and cartridges and that'll bala in central guys are for us. so and the was supposed to be a pause in the fighting. so these probably of vaccinations could be handed out, but the attacks i'm going on the they're definitely going on and since 6 am there were 2 houses, does keep populated houses and then nothing god was true. who would that weren't targeted and the is there any voices targ

donald trump, in the battleground states of pennsylvania, michigan ad, wisconsin, vice president, comma, la harris, deciding not to address her supporters at howard university. instead deciding that she would speak to her supporters on wednesday as announced by her co chair, cedric richmond, we still have votes to count. we still have states that have not been called yet. we will continue overnight to fight to make sure that every vote is county that every voice has spoken. so you won't hear from the vice president tonight, but you will hear from her tomorrow. she will be back here tomorrow to address not only the h u family, not only to address those supporters, but to address the nation. so thank you. we believe in you may god bless you. mega t u a g o h u n g o harris. thank you. oh, let's go say within the bulk of that for an update on where we sent. it might be the dead of night, but the content continues. absolutely. and the focus has really been on the bmw, off of the evening of that is the state of pennsylvania, where the majority of competing is going on. apparently, the democrats, with k

when you look at comma la harris over these last $100.00 plus a day, she has reached out to every t demographic that will be voting. and this selection from african american men to latino man. and one key audience says she has not touched at all, has been the air american population. i was in chicago for the democratic national convention. and there was a push to have someone from the air from american community speak at the convention . and it did not happen. and even while she's in michigan this weekend, she's not actually speaking to anyone, as you said, she's not going to be in dearborn, dearborn heights or any of these communities where you do have a number of ever americans that reside. and it comes across as though she is strategically ignoring this community. i'm not saying she's going to lose the air of american vote, but she doesn't seem as though she's aggressively going after it, like she has other key demographics. so when you look at the polls, one of the unknowns, of course, all the people who have voting for the 1st time because we don't know where they're going to go to the you

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