and the pole does _ electorate looks like. and the pole does show— electorate looks like.te looks like. and the - pole does show that women have partly driven some of this result in europol. the gender gap is a big issue —— in your poll. i gap is a big issue -- in your oll. , ., gap is a big issue -- in your oll. i. ., gap is a big issue -- in your oll. ,, ., ., poll. i point you to the margin of kamala _ poll. i point you to the margin of kamala harris _ poll. i point you to the margin of kamala harris wins - poll. i point you to the margin of kamala harris wins older. of kamala harris wins older women. it's a 2—1 margin of women. it's a 2—1 margin of women 65 and older, so there's obviously something going on here. older people can be the most reliable voters.- here. older people can be the most reliable voters. what does this tell you _ most reliable voters. what does this tell you about _ most reliable voters. what does this tell you about independent | this tell you about independent voters in iowa?— this tell you about independent voters in iowa? independents in iowa

she has ahead in the iowa pole. how concerned are you about being on these poles.te that you are supporting. >> i am concerned about it. they sued me in 10 states to keep me off the pole. $10 million defending us. when i endorse president trump, martha, they switched around and sued to keep me on the ballot and this is the kind of election interference they are trying to deprive the american public of. i am not running for president. why would they want to candidate on the ballot that is not running for president and its election interference. trying to confuse the voters. i've asked them to vote for president trump. even a few votes for me could swing the ballot in a way that the public does not intend. it is delivering confusion and it has been instigated by the dnc. >> in michigan, when you decided to take your name off they decided it was too late to remove yourself from the ballot. is that right? >> there is also their president to that law in which the supreme court has ruled even as late as, does not, if you are not given the choice, that is unconstitutional

. —— poles. it want the us to be prolonged. -- poles. , �* ,, poles.ll - poles. it isn't in the us interest. it will take . poles. it isn't in the us i interest. it will take more weapons and financial resources and we can afford to spend. however because in at present we are looking for them to push a negotiated settlement, force conditions that will end us funding for the war. but while some here — funding for the war. but while some here in _ funding for the war. but while some here in washington - funding for the war. but while | some here in washington want funding for the war. but while - some here in washington want to see a drawdown in us support for ukraine, others think differently. they want that bigger risks could emerge in the future if us assistance is cut. ~ . the future if us assistance is cut. ., , the future if us assistance is cut. . ., , ,, ., cut. what happens in ukraine will not stay _ cut. what happens in ukraine will not stay in _ cut. what happens in ukraine will not stay in ukraine. - cut. what happens in ukraine will not stay

but south pole sold calvin credits . so where did the money go? you have to, ma'am, are we picking that navators? now we dealing with an open comp in market to be remote. it's like being in a world where every thing can, every entrepreneur could issue their own. thank you much ignorant, bunk, milton, housekeeping perhaps we're looking in the wrong place. despite this being the hotspot and to florida, yells mangrove protection project. the, the next day we had inland to teepee. it's where the boundary lines between a heavily deforested area and on top strain forest in the honda of the most key to or indigenous tribal leader has agreed to take us that. what does he think of the concept of reducing deforestation now? the good. okay, let me, let me, i'd be leaving that included, but other than that, i believe. so the indigenous community in accordance with the culture, has always been the moment protecting nature. the people who are destroying night to result from here migration has a huge impact. many families with 678, or 10 children don't, don't ha

but south pole sold calvin credits . so when did the money go? yes, ma'am, i'm thinking that nobody is now dealing with an open common market to remote. it's like being in a world where every bank and every entrepreneur could issue their own bank. ignorant, bunk, milton, housekeeping, perhaps we're looking in the wrong place. despite this being the hotspot and to florida y'all's mangrove protection project. the, the next day we had inland to teepee, it's where the boundary lines between a heavily deforested area and on top strain forest in the hearts of the most key to i mean, did you describe alida has agreed to take us that what does he think of the concept of reducing deforestation. now that it, okay, let me, i'd be leaving. that includes the element that i believe. so the indigenous community in accordance with the culture, has always been the moment protecting nature. the people who are destroying night to result from here migration has a huge impact. many families with 678 or 10 children don't have the money to live in the city. so what do

on november, the 4th, 1612, the russian militia finally liberated moscow from the poles, bringing time with troubles to the 17th century. the foundation, miscellaneous commonwealth loses a lot between us. but any of us lovely in your voice, google showed us at the 14, if you could give me a monday to property near cag, the point scale. sure, that's the bus, which is a beautiful, beautiful boy. yeah, not a my email. so there's to let you 9. yeah. let you to 30 a portion of not only my me and it uh do you still use good stuff when you push e is a line. yeah. if it just not like it just gets the running it zach niche. it visually selenium commonwealth, conduct the risk, the policy of gains enemies. most of the sales british was part of the sort australia, but the voice, the drain, you the option, knock words over there for a deal session. and this course never told us to the publish. and lisa is trying to deprive the population of dance goods, the so called christi, who preserved russian as an orthodoxy of the face of traditions, history and language. the orthodox churches are destroyed a

i've stopped around this from south pole, came here and spoke for about 3 hours. and from that point on, people realized they had to take care of themselves. deforestation is the biggest issue affecting us in this area, is perfect, and the thing it says on did the project really achieve nothing, as it prevented deforestation? the closer one loves the more questions arise. how do you even calculate whether there is a c o 2 saving? the problem is that this methodology is they are inherently flawed. they're based on a framework that doesn't allow you to measure the performance of the project. in thought up a to time. it's not been tons, but at most a few kilograms of carbon that have been offset, but south pole sold comp and credits. so when did the money go? you have to, ma'am, i'm thinking that maybe now with dealing with an open comp and market to remote, it's like being in a world with every bank and every entrepreneur could issue their own. thank you much. i can and bunk. milton, housekeeping perhaps we're looking in the wrong place, despite this being the hotsp

when you get a reply, it is postmarked north pole, alaska. no kidding.hy did fred decide to head north to the great state of alaska? he said it is in our blood. that has been the history of the world. it was time for me to go north. and now, he is making this almost 5000 mile trip to bring the last frontier to washington, d.c. driving down south is an experience. for fred, much different than driving in the last frontier. he said there is lots of highways and traffic. at home in alaska, if you want to beat rush hour, you have one more cup of coffee. not a lot of traffic jams. down here, it's a lot of coffee, tons of coffee. this is his first year transporting the christmas tree. he said the best part has been watching the reactions of people seeing the tree on the road or at one of the town stops. like i said, there has been thousands of people watching this incredible alaskan tree going across the country. fred said people come out to watch the truck and tree go by. they waved to us and ask us to honk our horns. we are loving it. and the tree, of course

well, there was a pole called — incredible! well, there was a pole called europe's - incredible!e were then forced to pull out. that was a couple years ago, i don�*t know if there are back in this year, but they don�*t seem to be too bothered about competing these things any more, because zagreb is very well established, and if you look at any of the must see christmas markets for the year in the international media you will see zagreb is mentioned on their own awful lot. it is, again, the sort of writer we were talking about, but as you mention, eitherthink were talking about, but as you mention, either think of summer tourism with croatia, that was sorta problematic for them. they realised they got tourists in july and they realised they got tourists injuly and august and they realised they got tourists in july and august and june they realised they got tourists injuly and august and june and september, but the rest of the year not so many, and when you�*re economy is so tourism relied, trying to get people succumbing in the winter months as well, so this campaign to get zagreb

the zurich project develop a south pole, estimated that $4000000.00 could be owned from the comp and credits. as now i've been with gallup and a bench handle. we've found about that and we build a dam to protect about our paduka, unable to protect the people. that's the idea for the infrastructure. and then the standard bottle, the case, it's a fairly impressed with buddha elizabeth. i said it's the number of days and the other idea is to plan to mangroves and use and re forest trees. but there's a, you know, part of some of them and so fall, no money has shown up and bought up a to come people have launch the for goals and what it's all about right now i use those them. well, a few people planted some trees on the other bank, but the people planting them of stopped around just from south pole, came here and spoke for about 3 hours. and from that point on, people realized they had to take care of themselves. deforestation is the biggest issue affecting us in this area, is perfect, and the thing it says on did the project really achieve nothing, as it prevented deforestation? the clos

you know, he was poling really well. _ then? you know, he was poling really well, he _ then? really well, he peaked, - then? you know, he was poling really well, he peaked, was - really well, he peaked, was speaking as we got ballots and polling really well so not really surprised, we expected him to win, it was a question of how much, i was telling people over 75,000 votes and he is doing better than that. i wonder if you can take us through your thoughts of why arizona voted for mr trump. what is going on in a state of arizona and does it reflect what is going on across the united states?— what is going on across the united states? yes, arizona is a ureat united states? yes, arizona is a great bellwether _ united states? yes, arizona is a great bellwether state - united states? yes, arizona is a great bellwether state to - united states? yes, arizona is| a great bellwether state to see where the rest of the country is. it really boiled down to inflation, crime at the border, alsojust the fact inflation, crime at the border, also just the fact of always —— boys playing in gi

the russia takes lands inhabited by poles. good. that's great of poland. to you of you and my sylvia. the although most of the great opponent lambs go to prussia, the bones and launch a rebellion against the russians. the pictures himself, now she's going to get you off of us drive you. why that is a go or she gets it. and when do you say it or is sold bought the you probably into the jump. i mean brochure, this won't be what bruce can solve. the noisy, easy way for austin offers the news that rules and that. but most of you to get you through it and you should be able to just show willow up here, which is, but it shuts, it hasn't got do it. even though you think it should be a positive positive somewhere between should i be a capacity and yeah, so let's get a storm here and then you want to find that the uprising is suppressed. the petition of the commonwealth is imminent, again demanded by prussia and australia. and set them as new a for some of the cities can fill out the vehicles or was it okay just a given one your your months care. but i do see on yo

, took velvet silk brocade, gold, silver, precious stones, and poles in churches. they removed silver vestments, necklaces and colors. the children of know both boys will not stop cods and within taken away from their fathers by force. coming out, most of the gentlemen trembling, 1611 russian cities and villages smouldering ruins up to a sound of the population of police was exterminated. meanwhile, in catholic room, polish victories of orthodoxy, celebrated magnificently with file blacks. the warsaw sam proclaims russia was to become poland, new world, such as the conquest of russia. it was compared to the discovery of america, with its people sharing the defective indigenous tribes. the powerless king no longer needs the treacherous boys. that he sense new conditions far from the original agreed terms. the owner of russia should convert to catholicism. polish nobles will occupy state post some piece as it gets more into search, becomes a suffering region drive. it's probably going to go away, so you will see more fluctuates because most that's i don't want to see

but go to the volume. russia takes lands inhabited by poles. good, that's great. poland, co you of you. and most of you, the, although most of the great opponent lands go to prussia to bones and launch a rebellion against the russians, the pictures. and so now she's going to get you off of our drive, you uh, by that gives a go where she gets it. and when do you say it or is old doctor you probably into the jump a new brochure just won't be what bruce can solve. the noisy person offers the visitor was in it, but i must have you to get you through it initially. but it shuts willow up shift to which it, but it shuts it off and go to even the really get you to put the plastic you somewhere between g. she'll have, you have capacity near it. so if you want to find that the uprising is suppressed. the assad petition of the commonwealth is imminent. again demanded by prussia and australia instead of them. let's do it for some of us. these can fill out the vehicles or what was it? ok, just a given one, your, your month's care. but obviously the refreshe

the russians would always be a pole on which she sent me a deal. so what love you used to have done nothing that number on the corrupt your own gallagher on the course give one of them is your district and they're stored in an email in the software and we, we, but i thought it was sort of stepping way that all of us to the armed forces of the po which people's republic took part in on exercise was conducted by the warsaw pact which consisted of the soviet union overland. these germany, czechoslovakia, hungry romania, felt guerria and albania. the or what did i think is that say about shots, but the governor will 1st than the, uh, what the vf muscles that you have sort of give you have some good. no, nothing to do 50. of course let him go with them sports video. so then you're celebrating, yeah, so nothing to do it or to me that it's probably just in the, near the submit or this way, likes name the pommies of eastern europe, a sort of like home, back native forces that's like piece range in new york for so long thanks somebody much, all right, for t

the fleet pony for me like the plague. pushing your pole, but also those uh, zip bottles. do one, you know, some of them don't have to general scolding you supposed to get to the shipment for the pot hill. so he had school, we went to and as a stop we would show up ships that we can skip most. that means the shape of krista and how much you have to move a border is own bu is all doing is up to the world. war 2 is the entire unit of russian lies in ruins. the service of the soviet union was wiped out in world war 2 when john kennedy gave his american university commission address. in 1963, he said that was the soviet suffered of world war 2. was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? and the soviet suffered 27 alien. that's the 22nd 1000000. there's an incredible number. is the only the engine polar city of crank off was on it's a volume thanks. tony of soviet intelligence officer. next, i bet you on given county of the false intel to re, to avoid bombing and showing crack of the unexplained explosives with which the nazis plan

look at nicely today, one pole - and a brain nutrient.ient. look at| nicely today, one pole of iron fortified cereal with 25 items and minerals can provide the baby, categorically this is one of the healthiest complementary foods you can give to your baby. nutritionists say in the philippines many foods catering to a sweet palate are started early. i! to a sweet palate are started earl . ., ., ., ., ., , early. if a mother or a family introduces _ early. if a mother or a family introduces sweet _ early. if a mother or a family - introduces sweet complimentary solids, _ introduces sweet complimentary solids, then you set the baby up solids, then you set the baby up to— solids, then you set the baby up to prefer the attractive sweet _ up to prefer the attractive sweet taste of sugar. starting these — sweet taste of sugar. starting these babies so young on this level— these babies so young on this level of— these babies so young on this level of sugar, it is mind—boggling. level of sugar, it is mind-boggling. level of sugar, it is mind-bonli

when you get a reply, it is postmarked north pole, alaska. no kidding. why did fred decide to head north to the great state of alaska? he said it is in our blood. that has been the history of the world. it was time for me to go north. and now, he is making this almost 5000 mile trip to bring the last frontier to washington, d.c. driving down south is an experience. for fred, much different than driving in the last frontier. he said there is lots of highways and traffic. at home in alaska, if you want to beat rush hour, you have one more cup of coffee. not a lot of traffic jams. down here, it's a lot of coffee, tons of coffee. this is his first year transporting the christmas tree. he said the best part has been watching the reactions of people seeing the tree on the road or at one of the town stops. like i said, there has been thousands of people watching this incredible alaskan tree going across the country. fred said people come out to watch the truck and tree go by. they waved to us and ask us to honk our horns. we are loving it. and the tree, of cour

the poles, - than a dislike. and lessons for pollsters. the poles, let's- than a dislike.ust you.— this wrong, not 'ust you. i said it was a — this wrong, not 'ust you. i said it was a coin flip i this wrong, notjust you. i said it was a coin flip the _ this wrong, notjust you. i said it was a coin flip the last _ this wrong, notjust you. i said it was a coin flip the last time i i this wrong, notjust you. i said it| was a coin flip the last time i was on tv but if you go back you will see that i thought right at the end may be the poles were leaning towards harris. the reason i made this poor prediction was because ann seltzer, the only famous american pollster, she polled iowa which had gone to donald trump by about nine points the last two elections and she found with a simple random digit dialling old school polling harris three ahead. suddenly everybody in the american polling panicked because all of the pollsters were waiting by this that and the other. they had all been herding. so lots of people including me... it wasn't 'ust ou! of people including me... it wasn't

the sun belt, trump enjoys a three-point lead in the latest trafalgar pole.th carolina, two candidates are neck and neck in nevada. the state where the early vote shows a lot of promise for republicans. let's get the very latest, are pulling experts, the cohost of the polling plus podcast, two of the most accurate pollsters, both in 2016 and 2020. good to see you both. what do you see? >> let me start with this. i know the prognosticators and writers are frustrated with us because these numbers are so close. there's a reason they are close. robert and i actually saw this race catch up. trump catch up after the second assassination attempt. we pegged that first. but you get to a certain point at where you can't wring much more out and a poll. and i will give you an example, and georgia i just learned that tomorrow, the county plans on having four election office is open so that people can just casually bring in their absentee ballots which is against the law. apparently the republican party there is trying to do something about it. that is why we have to figur

one pole is just one pole no matter how good the poster is you never know for sure.n indicator trump really is losing some of the moderates and conservatives. we know how many women are responding strongly to the fact they took away his right to choose. one of the only campaign promises he actually capped. that has made it possible if you look at 2022 when all the normal laws of politics would say the president's party should have been clobbered. instead did quite well on the midterms. those dynamics are out there. two succeed and an election right now. one of the things we have right now is the vice president the sitting vice president represents generational change compared to donald trump it's an unusual dynamic it's hard to protect based on poles or models the most important thing is a ground game i'm speaking to you from a field office in jackson county michigan. i spoke to an incredible number of party folks who tell make them not sure they've ever seen that many volunteers at a single canvas kick off. we believe that more than anything else the ads, the polls,

everybody said why did they announce on a pole that's highly skewed toward democrats and liberals? >> the latest series of near times as sienna pulls came out today. they show trump is behind in several key battleground states including right here in georgia where it has him at down at one point. that's obvious within the margin of error. here's what democrat senator raphael warnock said about how tight this case is it. >> it is going to be a tight race. i believe the country is going to get this right. the race will be decided on tuesday. we are seeing a record turnout and the heresy campaign to their credit is doing the hard work. >> earlier today at his pennsylvania rally trump made a controversial remark in which he said that if any assassin was to get to him they're going to have to shoot through the press first adding quote i don't mind that so much. the trump campaign has me getting criticism about that. they are not responding to that criticism. they put out a statement that says in part quote the president's statement has nothing to do with the media being harmed. there ca

those are washington bureau chief in his pole. one of the closely watched races in the swing state of michigan was the city of dearborn. we're more than half the residents have roots in the middle east. in 2020 nearly 70 percent of voters. they are back joe biden. but on tuesday, complet harris only managed 36 percent to donald trump's 40 to that huge loss for the democrats is being blamed on anger over the by the administration. support for israel, of the city of dearborn and michigan and its largest share of arab and muslim voters has traditionally lean towards the democratic party in 2020 joe biden, 170 percent of the vote. here, the growing anger, it is administrating over the wars and the middle east, and the 10s of thousands of civilian deaths helped donald trump claim victory at the ballot box in the crucial battle ground state. as a palestinian, i could not get myself to bubble, and pamela harris, who has repeatedly sent over the last 7 or 8 months that she believes in israel's right to defend itself. at the end of the day

bagnaia started from pole and a thrilling battle ensued with title rival horgay marteen.lly took control, staying in front to claim his tenth win of the season. but he still trails championship leader martin by 2a points. england's katie boulter has lost in straight sets to top seed diana shnaider in the final of the hong kong open. the british number one was hoping to win a third tour title of the season, but was never in the contest losing 6—1, 6—2 to the russian in little more than an hour. shnaider has now won all four tour finals she's played this season across all three surfaces. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the best of the sunshine has been in north—east scotland. there has been a bit of drizzle and it will turn milder towards the end of the week. at the moment, this area of high pressure is dominating the weather. they have been sent clear spells across central areas. across northern areas, there will be a bit of mist and fog. elsewhere, it will stay cloudy. temperatures no lower than around 7 to 10 celsius. there will be some chillier spots in north—e

what are the poles, the insider advantage poles saying about this race? >> our poles are about where all the other posters are. pennsylvania is a one point race with trump ahead, wisconsin we had him up by one. i think that was tied and then michigan is up by one. but these are very close races in terms of the polling. that doesn't mean they will necessarily be a close election night. this could broaden out. as pollsters we have to do certain things to try to make sure we hit the demographic performances of various groups in states and sometimes we are right and sometimes we are wrong >> trace: on want to put this up because this is the rcp average over the past three elections. you see currently they have the former president at .4% up. in 2020 joe biden had a 7.4 percentage lead at this time and hillary clinton was up at one point three at this time, what does that tell you? >> it's one of two things. i've been telling everyone. it's either the fact that we are going to see a big bump for donald trump because historically as you just mentioned, of these

but go to the volume. russia takes lands inhabited by poles. good. that's great of poland to you. of you and my sylvia. the although most of the great opponent lands go to prussia the poles and launch a rebellion against the russians. the pictures himself. now sure, the digits of your, of, of us try them by that is a go or she gets it in the, when do you should say it or is sold, bought the, you probably into the jump. i mean, producers won't be what bruce can solve. the when nor d easy, when you pro some numbers the visitor was in it, but most of you to get you through it initially. but it just gets a little up here which it, but it shuts it off and got to even the really get you to you put the plastic you somewhere between gene she'll have you have capacity near it. so screw storms, you will find that the, the uprising is suppressed. a substitution of the commonwealth is imminent. again demanded by prussia and australia instead of them. let's do it for some of us. these can fill out the vehicles or what was it. okay, just a given one, your, your months care. but obviously the re

as governing coalition last week. german chancellor or shorts, agrees the country can heads of the poles in february, also coming up to united states as israel has met its demands to improve conditions and gaza. quite a few minutes here in groups. the situation on the ground is that it's the worst point. the . i'm david lab, it's good to have you with us german chancellor. what i've shorts is bound to political pressure to hold elections a month earlier than he originally suggested. february 23rd is the new expected date for snap elections. so it says coalition government last week collapsed when the chancellor fired his finance minister, who refused to let the country take on debt to finance its support for ukraine. it will be a rail winter election in germany instead of the usual september pole. laughed shouted social democrats and the opposition, c. d, u. c. s. you have both accepted an early date somewhere between what the 2 sides were hoping for to happen once we have agreed to propose to the german president on the election of the 21st german bonus tag should take place on the 23rd

who won pole position overnight, and can max verstappen make history on the track? >> gio: thanksgiving countdown. "gma" talking turkey, the meal deals to know about and the early black friday deals happening right now. ♪ holiday, it's a holiday ♪ >> gio: plus, the preps in place for what's billed as the oldest thanksgiving parade in the nation. ♪ holiday ♪ >> whit: good morning, america. so great to have you with us. we made it to saturday. >> janai: we made it. >> whit: weekend. big holiday weekend. a lot of travel. >> janai: a lot of travel. >> whit: talking turkey. >> janai: uh-huh. >> whit: getting ready. >> janai: pack your patience. >> whit: exactly. all that coming up. we got a lot to cover including president-elect donald trump close to filling out his cabinet. we'll have more on the billionaire he's chosen to be treasury secretary, plus the other high-profile selections overnight. >> janai: yes, we're keeping track of those. and as millions of americans gather with friends and family for thanksgiving, some bad news you don't want to hear. whooping cough ca

undecided voters in the proof of swing states ad decision of the time in moldova, people heads of the poles for a 2nd round of presidential elections. the vote, as seen as a choice between a future in europe or over ton to russian influence the i've been visible and welcome. kimberly pay of spain has arrived in the fund racked eastern province of valencia as anger grows over the government. slow response to last week's disaster. curious, found rated demona, enraged by delays and official aid and assistance to the of the month of spain's was flooding a decades. security struggle to maintain order emergency clothes about to and to recovery efforts as hopes of finding somebody who has faith the death toll from the natural disaster has risen to 214. so the way the warning is in place across parts of the region with intense rains, expect that again let's bring in journalist jorge media. we were just looking at that response of lots of live as, as the king to an a pots of the region of valencia. and tell us more about what has unraveled at the se. and then we are watching the real intense moments

but go to the volume. russia takes lands inhabited by poles. good. that's great of poland to you of you and my sylvia. the although most of the grace of poland lambs go to prussia to bones and launch a rebellion against the russians, the pictures. and so now she's the going to get your 3 out of, of us drive you. why that is a go or she gets it in the when do you say it or is sold dot that you posted into the jump a new brochure? this won't be what bruce can solve, the nor d easy when you produce the numbers that gives the rules and it, but most of you to contribute initially. but it just shifts, boulevard shifter, which it, but it shuts, it hasn't got new even though you think it's just a positive positive somewhere between gene she'll have, you have capacity near it. so if you want to find that the uprising is suppressed. a substitution of the commonwealth is imminent, again demanded by prussia and australia instead of them. let's do it for some of us . these can fill out the vehicles or what was it, what can you give them when you give them and sec

so you look not just at one pole, but at last several polls, and the wind is at his back. frankly you look at the balla ground state senate races as well, everything from wisconsin and michigan to pennsylvania and nevada, arizona, each of those same things. there's not one race where republicans aren't moving in the right direction. i'm not saying everyone of them is going to go over the finish line, i hope they do, but i would rather be going into election day as a republican with the wind at our back than trying to hold back and insurgents. host: what do you think of the remarks made at the madison square garden rally and the former's reaction to them? did it hurt his campaign? >> no. first of all, they weren't remarks. it was a comedian who told a bad joke and i think i am large, republican that i know says it was a bad joke. the comedian got up for hours before president trump got up and said a joke that fell flat because it was stupid. that's what it was, a stupid joke that went over very poorly because it wasn't funny. and i think sometimes that is the risk you take

despite with the poles of indicated, this - the poles of indicated, this was no narrow victory, donaldnd time, having won big. being at the trump campaign and that victory party for the last 24 hours, he is near the base and little earlier i spoke to them and ask them to sum up the mood there for us.— mood there for us. everyone is sleepy by _ mood there for us. everyone is sleepy by how _ mood there for us. everyone is sleepy by now and _ mood there for us. everyone is sleepy by now and late - mood there for us. everyone is sleepy by now and late night, i sleepy by now and late night, the former president didn't start speaking till well after 2am and that come after a whole series of last—minute rallies across a number of states and campaigns and i certainly spoke to the team they've been on the road for weeks and weeks and they're glad that it was over. this was the moment they will pause just for a few minutes before that whole process of the transition in the landing teams were speaking about their and it was an enormous job to do between now and january the 20th when the inaugurat

up to election day, the pole the day before showed him up one point.cans were crowing that their internals had him down four. a won by eight points. we saw in 2022, democrats over perform the polls where they were. what that tells me is some of the polling underestimates the anger, the motivation that a lot of women feel to turn out, and a lot of people in the middlefield. republicans have gone too far. >> women, john is there and we worked for a losing presidential campaign. it does not feel as good. john kerry. we worked for some winning campaigns with barack obama. one of the things michael steele said is harris is a big part and harris has been underestimated at every moment. leading up to will biden stay in are not? in the days he decided to no longer run away she was going to do. that's a big part of it. i want to ask. we know a thing or two of working for someone who is underestimated a won. the other is closing on a positive message. you have written the speeches. that is a choice and i want to know what you thought of that and what you think o

[ laughter ] >> i like trip stripper poles in the -- i like stripper poles in the morning. >> greg: thatnds like a country song. >> yes. >> greg: it does. >> it is actually. >> greg: dems spread misinformation that reeks of desperation. some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions, and medications including botulinum toxins as these may increase the r

a free pole. as i was saying, i love the hispanics. i love them.orkers and entrepreneurial and great people and they are warm. sometimes too warm if you want to know the truth. you have to turn out the record numbers we need in order to demand a better future and you have to go out and vote, we want to win. we have to take care of the great state of new mexico. we will defeat kamala harris, the worst vice president. [cheering and applause] we will make america great again. [cheering and applause] we will make america great again -- this group, i think this group is so large that if you went after this -- who has voted? [cheering and applause] who is going to vote? the people who have voted, if you voted against me, shame on you. i will only going to focus on the people who haven't voted, i'm holding it against you, i should have done this trip a week earlier. minor mistakes. i don't give a damn. the people who haven't voted, about 40%, vote for trump and we will have a big victory. [cheering and applause] i like to say i'm never wrong because it's

just explain that that was yeah. whole there was one point just one pole and we've got hundreds of poles except the past, your license as entire student biden's place in the race. but this is from a very reputable poster who normally gets things right in that state. she's absent so she specifically deals with that state. um if iowa, which was last time one by trump, with an 8 percent module. yeah. if that was to go anywhere near harris. yeah. does . does that have a bearing on other states? if it's the signal secondary in the mind to build, right? it says this is a problem. he shouldn't have to be going to north carolina. he shouldn't have to be looking at poles that app him upside down in iowa. that signals that things are looking different than we expect and that in that case there in her favor. so. so i'm sure his campaign would have loved have seen a go the opposite way. do i think she's going to win? i or what? no. but the fact that is even close signals that something else is happening in the country. and we're looking at those hidden comma harris, both. okay steve quickly. um one,

trump campaign "des moines register"'s a clear outlier pole. released today far more closely reflects the state of the actual iowa electorate. that pole is up 10 points over 10 points in iowa. >> they say were down in iowa. i don't think so donald trump wins this election going to remove fluoride from a public water system he believes is connected to arthritis, bone fracture, thyroid disease and other health issues that policy sounds good to me. as for trump he is in the air right now from north carolina we don't know what is going to land here in georgia it's safe to say meantime vice president harris emphasizing unity on this the final sunday of the election the rest of her campaign team jacqui heinrich has a wrap up. good evening. >> good evening so for the vice president has not mentioned trump by name even once a hard turn from her fiery speech on the ellipse where she attacked trump two dozen times on tuesday. we will see if she changes her tone tonight. the strategy in the end appears to be as much about not losing votes as it is about w

there are lots of poles that have found that a majority of americans feel worse off today than they did 4 years ago. how much of a challenge does that pose for cala harris and how much of an advantage might that pose for trump or might that be rather for trump? i think there's 2 things that play here. one is that often times the political class refers to a strong economy as a strong start stock market. and the reality is, the vast majority of people in this country are, are not invested when they're talking about the economy. they're talking about the price of gas, the price of groceries, the price of rent, you know, all those sort of every day items that are required to live in take care of your family. and so there, that's sort of the missing piece. i will say however, in, in the us right now, you know, the cost of gas has gone down and their items have actually decreased and costs is that mean that, that everybody's just doing great. of course not. but i think just as a rule, we should start thinking about the economy just in the terms of stocks and investments. cuz like i said, the

i should also point out then we talked about poles. we're talking about holes that have a lot of assumptions about who the electric is going to be. and the of ronnie is and you know, women out perform where pollsters have guessed that they will be. this could be a very short election. i don't think that's likely. but it is possible that the polls were seen, reflect more of the guesses about where pollsters believed the ocean will go. then any of you know, certainty about where actually will be you, ronnie, we don't have a whole lot of time left but, but one of the messages the voters are hearing over and over again in this election cycle is the democracy hangs in the balance. how much of a concern is this for voters in this presidential election? because many say that it's, you know, close to the top as far as the concerns that they have the state of democracy in going going forward in the united states. what do you say? what are you hearing from folks? absolutely, that is a top issue among democrats, that comes up, whether it's at the

went on amazon and ordered a stripper pole?something up at this place and install it for me?" "oh, of course, sweetheart." a couple days later, i got a call. he was like, "oh, hey, bunny. i installed the pole for you." [ laughter ] "just wondering, is this for a role or what's happening here?" >> jimmy: are you opening a firehouse? [ laughter ] that's the best-case scenario, right? you also were in "once upon a time in hollywood," which was an oscar-nominated movie. [ cheers and applause ] i wonder what that experience was like, working with quentin tarantino. you played one of the manson family, right? >> i did, i played a manson girl. >> jimmy: you had, like, a crazy scene, didn't you? >> oh, yeah. i'm the girl at the end of the film that gets set on fire and is practically screaming the whole time, if that can jog anybody's memory. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do a lot of screaming in this movie too. >> a little bit. >> jimmy: it's funny, too. i thought there was a lot -- there's a lot of very funny moments in this movie, whic

but we are coming here to get pole and we got that so job done for today.orial service for alex salmond is being held. we can hear 110w now from his niece, christina hendry. now from his niece, christina hend . . , hendry. he always said, he continued _ hendry. he always said, he continued to _ hendry. he always said, he continued to support - hendry. he always said, he i continued to support football throughout his life, we were recently reminded of the story were the night before his higher history exam, he travelled to wolverhampton to watch hearts in the second leg of their 1971 cup. he studied on the bus and onlyjust made it back in time for the exam but he still managed to get an a. funnily enough, i do not recall hearing this story until i was well past the exam stage of my life. the household was also proudly scottish. anti—margaret remembers alec listening avidly to his grandpa telling tales of scottish history, particularly where it was political. there love for history and for scotland continued throughout his life. he went on to study economics

top of a power pole in russia.ted to electricity at the time, and the animal protection agency in that region says it believes the lynx was living at someone's house and could have been forced up that pole by stray dogs. however, having a pet lynx is banned in russia, where the species population is under special monitoring. >> and tonight, more than a dozen monkeys are still on the loose in south carolina. this video was shot wednesday, shortly after 43 of the animals escaped an employee at the research facility apparently did not lock a door during feeding time. 25 were safely captured over the weekend. five more recovered, specifically on saturday. now, the facility says the animals still on the loose are close to the property and are interacting with the recovered monkeys. they also say the monkeys do not pose a public health risk. investigators in wisconsin say a missing kayaker may not be missing at all. ryan borgward was reported missing on august 12th. his kayak, lifejacket, fishing pole and car were later

these are the poles, some hints of harris momentum. the sunday before the election i always lapse back into caution mode, let's be respectful of the process. 49-46 in wisconsin, you could say harris is the lead, that's a statistical tie. 48-48, and actual tie in of course, but around pennsylvania. let me take it to the side and put it down here, the blue wall states, how about the sunbelt states? forgive me again as i stretch it out. north carolina, one point tie, paralympics, harris 47, the trump campaign would say i'm ahead a little bit. who turns out will affect that. trump consistently has had a tiny lead in arizona, 49-47, advantage trump by the numbers, but within we reach for the vice president, it is not close. >> when you look at all this and it could break either way or very close, it's very close in every state, how does all of this play out, when you look at the path to 270? >> let's take this literally, assume it played out like the averages say, you have harris getting wisconsin, michigan, and sylvania is a tie. trump loo

joe: of course we spent about a year with our own pole in consultation with morning console.is october to october exercise. we are going to talk about the ground that we have covered, the longest campaign of our lives followed by the shortest in the case of kamala harris. eli oakley of morning console will be with us. we will also sit down with mick mulvaney, former acting white house chief of staff in the trump administration who should have some interesting bots today. kailey: i'm sure he will. we will also check in with our bloomberg team that has scattered about the swing states including what is going on on the ground in georgia as well as texas where we are watching windows critical senate races. and where abortion could be a featured issue as we've been discussing with our guest for this first hour of balance of power. we have another hour to go on the other side of the break and of course, many hours to go as we work through election we work through election week here, so stick with us. i'm kailey leinz alongside joe mathieu live from new york on bloomberg tv and radi

she is probably headed back to the north pole after the thanksgiving day parade.t for bloomberg markets. happy thanksgiving. ♪ let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, like my own. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ (ominous music) (bubbles rising) (diver exhaling) (music intensifies) (diver yells) (shark roars) - whoa. (driver gasps) (car tires screech) (pedestrian gasps) (both panting) (gentle breeze) - [announcer] eyes forward. don't drive distracted. >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power." live from washington, d.c. kailey: happy thanksgiving eve from washington. this is "balance of power." coming to air as millions of americans get set to travel for the holiday, if they haven't already. you going to check in on the prices at the gas pump they are ex

how many suppression poles did we see in 2016 how many suppression poles to see in 2020 and how manye to see? that whole system is rigged and there's no one that goes back and says all of you people over here were wrong and you were wrong by a lot. these people of your are right and maybe we should start listening to them. again back to what we were talking about there is so little self reflection and this whole system. it is one of the things that make american people not trust the institutions and not trust the media apparatus in this country for they are incapable of telling the truth. mark: who got o you got one min. your wife, she was unbelievable. what she accomplished with whatley and the others and so forth. i'm going to give you a minute to tell the nation what you think about your wife. i already told the president what he think about your wife, which is really quite impressive. what do you want to set your wife? >> first, unbelievable wife, unbelievable mom. the most committed mom you can imagine are that beautiful smile she's an absolute killer she went in and revitalize