it's a different allentown now, isn't it? >> we're significant over the past 20 years, we've become a majority latino cities. so many people know allentown for the billy joel song and we still, we're still working class and middle-class voters it's just that many of us speak spanish still there's strong dominican, puerto, you can influence here but it's fundamentally the same. allentown in that respect that we still have those basic concerns we want to make sure that we have economic opportunity. want to make sure that there's housing. i think that's one of the things that's compelling about that. harris campaign is that they're talking about investing in 3 million housing units across the united states that will help folks in cities across the united states do a little bit better. we contrast that against the trump campaign who is approached to reducing the cost of housing seems to be mass deportations, as detailed and project 2025 we again, i'll keep coming back to latino voters. are american voters we have these fundamenta

it's defined by the city of allentown, majority latino city.ehigh valley that is -- we're hoping we'll be able to offset things in allentown and bethlehem and easton. >> let me ask you about the lehigh valley. it is your city, right, it is bethlehem, easton, right, and there has been some post industrial growth there. the cities have done well. but in talking to a lot of other democrats who are looking at how they're formulating the harris campaign, they are going into rural municipalities, i think 60 in the lehigh valley, places where often democrats are never seen, never necessarily welcomed, how important do you think that could be when you're looking at those kinds of margins, both on your side, but also on donald trump, trying to maintain what he's gotten in the past? >> i want to distinguish between those rural areas, 62 municipalities across the two counties, rural areas have their share of republican voters, but they're very distinct from the maga voters that we see. in other parts of the country. you had charlie dent on earlier, i thin

battleground state of pennsylvania, where vice presidential democratic nominee governor tim walz speaks in allentown. then at 2:00, republican presidential nominee donald trump holds a rally in wilmington, north carolina. the cook political report currently rates north carolina as a tossup. it's 16 electo votes are in place for both candidates. watch on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio is a easy. tell your smart speaker "listen to c-span." listen to c-span any time to just tell your smart speaker, "play c-span radio." >> president biden held a cabinet meeting at the white house, which include first lady jill biden, delivering remarks on women's health. they also discussed avoiding a shutdown in 10 days, on september 30. pres. biden: good morning. president biden: good morning. i guess it's morning. yep. before i begin the cabinet meeting, i want to discuss briefly the need for congress to pass the continuing resolution. it's critical. we have 10 days for congress to pass the short-term funding bill. it gives them more time to delive

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host: that does it for our >> we are going to go live to allentown, pennsylvania where vice presidential nominee governor tim walz is speaking to supporters shortly. this is a live coverage on c-span. -- live coverage on c-span. >> please welcome -- >> hola pennsylvania. we are going to elect kamala harris and tim walz to the white house. new way forward, we are going to have hope again and sanity again. this has been quite a week for me. for this puerto rican girl from the bronx, just last sunday i was on stage at the enemies -- e mmys because i became the first latina to win an emmy for best supporting actress in a comedy for playing tina on "the bear." 76 years and i'm the first. thank you. now that i know something about making history, i am here to tell you we can make history again by sending kamala harris and tim walz to the white house. yes. [speaking spanish] right. because like so many of you i am on this stage today because of the hard work and sacrifices our ancestors made. my grandparents came to new york from puerto rico by boat starting in 1919. i know that they had big dr

she is speaking at campaign event in allentown, pennsylvania with tim walz as the event is geared towardsvoters. some of the star power is liza colon-zayas, she just won an emmy for her role in the bear and helped him -- hamilton anthony is due to speak at the campaign event that is happening in allentown, pennsylvania. this is important is because the road to the white house runs through a handful of key swing states, which could be decided by their large communities of hispanic voters. that is the case in a state like arizona where one in four voters are hispanic. and nevada where hispanics represent around 20% of the electric during this hispanic heritage month, we take a look at the efforts of the harris and the trump campaigns are making to court this keep voting block, which is among the fastest growing in the country. as someone who knows more than me and is smarter than all of us, maria. always great to spend time with you. >> can you send that clip to my husband when he basically says we should go toe to toe. no, she is the smartest one. i am happy to clarify. >> he needs to take

the project in allentown, pennsylvania, was arpa dollars and some hud dollars. they were put together. i think it is important for folks -- and again, it gets back to her question of a few minutes ago, to educate people about the fact that government can work. there have been a lot of folks over the course of a long period of time who have tried to shake people's faith in government, and if there is one thing i have seen over the course of the last three and a years -- and i'm also a former local elected official -- when you are working with mayors and county executives and you are working together with them, they are the people that get seen in the supermarket, and, your local church or your mosque or your synagogue, and when you are able to talk to them and explain to them, here is how we are improving our education system, through these investments -- when you are able to show folks that this bridge finally -- people used to talk about infrastructure week, but we now have an infrastructure decade. the bridge is about to break ground in the months or so ahead

, 202 democratic vice president shall nominee, governor tim walz, speaks to voters at a rally in allentown,ennsylvania. at 3:30 p.m. eastern, 2024 republican vice presidential nominee senator jd vance speaks to voters at a rally in lee -- in newport, pennsylvania. wah on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span outward. >> as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents its series, historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different eras. uncover what made these elections historic and explore their lasting impact on the nation. saturday, the election of 1876. despite losing the popular vote, republican ohio governor rutherford hays defeated new york democratic governor single tilted. it was a contentious election that had to be decided by a special commission made up by members of the u.s. house, senate and supreme court. the result remains controversial and impacts the coun to this day. histic presidential elections saturday at 7 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded

. >> y por eso las campanas estan aqui, este sabado cerca de allentown, el democrata tim walz, quien aportes de puertorriquenos y latinos al estado, mientras el republicano j.d. >> vance hizo dos paradas en leesport y hershey, donde se enfoco en inmigracion prometiendo deportar a los de indocumentados. >> para este republicano que vive en pensilvania, la clave para ganar es clara. >> yo creo que el partido r republicano debe darle un poco mas de importancia a lo que somos los latinos en este pais porque pronto va a ser no una minoria, sino una mayoria de la minoria. >> y en anos recientes, la p poblacion hispana es la que mas ha crecido en pensilvania, donde suman ya mas de un millon de latinos. >> la mayoria de origen puertorriqueno, quienes tienen hoy en sus manos, quizas sin saberlo, las llaves de la casa blanca. >> en lancaster, pensilvania, javier vega, noticias telemundo. >> gracias, gracias javier y ahora pasamos a sinaloa, mexico, un estado sacudido por la violencia y donde las a autoridades buscan detener los enfrentamientos entre grupos rivales del crimen organizado. >> tan

the allentown media markets, you should go and do it in the phoenix media market in the detroit media market, and so on. to reach those voters that she needs to read and talk specifically that issues that impact them, right? because the rest of us don't know what needs to be done in allentown, pennsylvania specifically for for example, in north hampton county, pennsylvania, to really improve their quality of life the way that local anchors do. and i think she's missing an opportunity if she doesn't go do more of those. and i think that's something that i hope they can pain will do in the near future. >> but i'll also say this look, trump and vance are flooding the zone for sure with a lot of bs >> it's not like they're going out there and telling us what they're going to do other than making stuff up in the springfield example is a great example. it's fine to do press conference and great to do interviews where you're saying people in springfield were haitian are eating your dogs and cats and happens to be absent he falls. and if you're doing it with sean hannity, he's not going to co

battleground state of pennsylvania, where vice presidential democratic nominee governor tim walz speaks in allentownt 2:00, republican presidential nominee donald trump holds a rally in wilmington, north carolina. the cook political report currently rates north carolina as a tossup. it's 16 electo votes are in place for both candidates. watch on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio is a easy. tell your smart speaker "listen to c-span." listen to c-span any time to

host: steve in allentown, pennsylvania. democrats line. caller: good morning. i am concerned about our democracy and voter rights. you can see through project 2025 the republicans have a playbook for taking away voter rights and you can see from the past administration their efforts to take away the rights of the voters through abortion laws and talk of repealing marriage equality. there is an effort being made by republicans to minimize the control the checks and balances of our government with the supreme court giving the president absolute immunity and for donald trump to say he is unaware of project 2525, the playbook for the republican party, is ridiculous, because jd vance wrote the forward. what kind of bedding did the republican party -- what kind of vetting to the republican party and donald trump do if he wrote the forwarding for that document and he did not know anything about it. thank you. host: mentioning senator jd vance facing off against tim wa tomorrow and the vice presidential debate sponsored by cbs new you can see the livlcast of that debat

>> please welcome high school senior and allentown school board representative, kimberly. kimberly: hello. thank you for the warm welcome. how are y'all doing tonight? that's good. i am a high school senior and the student representative for the school board. a little about me, this spring i will graduate with a high school diploma and associate degree thanks to the community college college program. but that is not the only exciting thing happening in my near future. this week i register to vote. thank you. this election will be my first one. when i go into that voting booth on november 5 for the first time, i will enthusiastically cast my vote for vice president kamala harris and governor tim walz. [applause] for young people like me there is so much at stake in this election. young people know that our most basic freedoms are under attack and on the line. kamala harris understands this and as vice president she has taken decisive action on the issues most important to young people. she helped deliver historic relief to over 5 million americans and will fight to keep mor

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even doug emhoff is expected to campaign in allentown, pennsylvania. trump is expected in harrisburg tomorrow to fill my town hall with sean hannity of fox news. other than that he has no major campaign stops this week. i'm joined by nbc national political correspondent steve kornacki. it's good to see you. 63 days from now. you have your stamina built up? i found the spending data pretty fascinating. indicative of where they see the raise. >> and like you said, the importance of pennsylvania and how direct the path is. you hold north carolina fear trump. less than 12,000 votes in georgia and then pennsylvania. they think their opportunities there in pennsylvania maybe a missed opportunity in -- you put it that way, you can see the interest. from both campaign standpoint, the one thing to keep in mind is in either case, if you lose pennsylvania, it's the largest of the swing states for electoral votes. 19 of them. georgia 69 carolina 16. michigan 15. if you want offset a loss in pennsylvania, it requires two other battleground states. >> that's the key

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grew up in allentown, pennsylvania. >> bill: -- good for him. >> dana: we're watching this closely.

from the lehigh valley of pennsylvania, allentown, bethlehem. simply provide more subsidies than the chinese and tariffs. by the way, for every tariff we impose on the industry, what end up killing more manufacturing jobs than we save in the industry we are trying to protect. we think we're going to bring back manufacturing through tariffs, you know, we're spoking too much weed or something. it's not going to work. it never works. it will actually stifle growth. we went through the protectionist eras until the 1930s. you know, we ran trade surpluses, but we had unemployment of 20%. bottom line is, what he is pushing here as an economic policy will not bring back manufacturing. it will actually make matters worse and harm a lot of manufacturers who rely on imports for their inputs to make products here in america. >> charlie dent, you are great on the subject. thank you very much for joining us. vaughn hillyard, you too. >> and coming up, hurricane helene is gaining strength and aiming right at florida. the latest on how residents are preparing.

grew up in allentown, pennsylvania. >> bill: -- good for him. >> dana: we're watching this closely. the fox news alert. we begin the hour with the suspect in yesterday's second assassination attempt against former president donald trump. the suspect is set to make his first federal court appearance in west palm beach, florida. we know that is going on. we have not seen anything come out of that yet so again we're watching this very closely. it has been fewer than 24 hours since the u.s. secret service agent foiled that attempt on trump's life. again, it's the second one in just about two months. two in one summer. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." former president trump says he is safe and well after shots rang out at his golf club in west palm beach yesterday afternoon. it was around 1:30 p.m. eastern. a secret service agent stationed one hole ahead of the former president noticed the muzzle of an ak-47 style rifle pointing through the chain link fence. the agent opened fire and the suspect ran. the secret service law enforcement on the ground sharing just ho

. >> allentown, pennsylvania. >> michael, york pennsylvania. >> and past president of the u.s. conference of mayors, former mayor of los angeles. >> my former mayor. [laughs] oh, mayor of the greatest city got ever created. antioch, california. >> mayor of toledo, ohio. i represent missouri's fifth district. >> once again, thank you everyone for attending this workshop. i wanted to ask mayor wade if he would just briefly. we just came from the workshop on housing and passed some significant resolutions. if he could do a recap of that quickly and then we will jump into our agenda. >> thank you mayor bass. , as chair of the committee, we -- development on housing committee we just had our summer meeting and we adopt our legislative agenda as the conference of mayors sent it to congress and advocate for it. we just passed 14 resolutions, everything from supporting the hud fiscal year 2025 budget to reaffirming our belief in the housing first strategy, to advocating for some of the very policies that mayor bass adopted on her lobbying trip to washington a couple months ago. . i see

even doug emhoff, first gentleman, is expected to campaign in allentown, pennsylvania this week. trump is expected in harrisburg tomorrow to fill my town hall with sean hannity and fox news of course and beyond that he has no major public campaign stops scheduled this week. i'm joined now by nbc national political correspondent steve kornacki. good to see you. getting ready. 63 days from now. your physical stamina built up. i found that data fascinating and indicative of where they see their race. what did you think? >> like you said, the importance of pennsylvania and how direct that path is. you hold north carolina if you are trump. they've got pennsylvania and they think there are opportunities in pennsylvania and maybe a missed opportunity for the democrats in not putting josh shapiro on the ticket. you put it that way and you can see the interest, but the the thing to keep in mind is in either case if you lose pennsylvania, it is the largest of the swing states for electoral votes. 19 of them. georgia, 16. carolina, 16. if you want to offset a loss in pennsylvania in wires t

tim walz toured a car museum in allentown before delivering remarks in bethlehem. walz previewed some lines of attack he may use in the upcoming vice presidential debate on october 1, slamming j.d. vance for repeating election lies. vance stopped at a grocery store in reading ahead of his campaign event, but he focused on kamala harris during his remarks in leaves port making a series of false claims about her policies, hearings we are not going to let kamala harris forget that she opened the border that she went to war with the police. that she tried to ban fracking and she is fired on november the fifth. they know if they tell the truth. >> they don't get boats. >> so they spread the lies. we have an opportunity to turn the page and choose a new who generation of leadership on new way forward we'll be right back then our world changed. >> tv on the edge premieres tonight at nine on cnn cnn. >> crime inspector has five doctor lawyers the most of any law firm in america. and maybe that's why the new york times calls climate inspector powerhouse law firm. so with wr

look over here at lehigh county where allentown is a margin, but not as big as in the philadelphia suburbsame and monroe and over here, i just want to get to lackawanna that scranton that's where joe biden was born. he wins. you say that's a healthy margin, but it's not as big. look how deep the blue is down in philadelphia. and the more affluent suburbs. what are you saying when you say i want to pose for agi, i get michael. she's open to the charge on flip-flop. but what he's trying to do is not repeat hillary clinton's mistake until these people as well, you work with your hands. i respect what you do. >> david, you were wondering, say something. >> yeah. anderson, i was going to say that too. michael. listen, it's not the be-all end-all, but the difference is elections are about addition, one plus one plus one. and these margins in these counties, as john pointed out and washington county was 60% i think john is what you pointed out, but, you know, if trump, if trump gets 70%, 75% in these counties, that's an extra few hundred votes and in 60 counties are 40 counties that fracking. and

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he's the founder of allentown base company shift four and e-commercial payment system seen over the world. he's a remarkable philanthropist who has positively impacted so many lives throughout our district. thanks to his generous contributions, the lehigh valley now has an outstanding children's hospital at st. luke's hospital network. children in our community are able to receive the care they need and a less intimidating, child friendly environment helping ease the stress of medical visits for kids and parents alike. thank you, jared, for your commitment to our lehigh valley community and congratulations again on this historic flight. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. .. the speaker pro tempore: f or what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: w ithout objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise to honor major general andre l. barry, a leader who dedicated his life to his community and country. mr. horsfo

eaern, vice presidential nominee tim walz speaks to voters at a rally in allentown and then at 3:30 p.measrn, republican vice presidential nominee eddie vance wil--d vance willisit his port. watch -- visit leesport. caller: yesterday we had a piece come out about the tenant governor robinson. as a republican i like to denounce him. host: dan, cherry hill, new jersey, independent line. caller: thank you. in the september 10 debate that trump was asked to clearly state what the short and long-term defense policy was with you spent two here in him and's -- with respect to europe, nato, and the war in russia and ukraine. the opinion of every foreign policy expert including current and retired military experts and all of trump' his own chosen secretaries of state, national security advisor's secretary of defense chief of staff of the white house were unequivocal, nato and the european alliance with america should is not for the foreseeable future unshakable in support of our military and economic efforts to ensure russia remains defeated as was the case before trump decided to act stopping a

pennsylvania where democratic vice presidential nominee governor tim walz speaks to voters at a rally in allentown11:00 a.m. eastern. then live at 2:00 p.m. eastern republican presidential nominee donald trump will hold a rally in wilmington, north carolina. the political report with amy walter rates north carolina as a topic with 16 electoral votes in play for the candidates. you can watch both those events live on c-span on our free mobile app, c-span or online at c-span.org. couple minutes left. we'll hear from david in florida on the independent line. good morning, david. . caller: hi. thanks for getting my call. a man especially president of the united states got created mankind in his moral image. moral character. should mean something. does it define their own moral character by approving supporting or ignoring the trump, rape fondling and groping women and lying and cheating. and the other things he does. those -- host brenda in fort lee new jersey on the democrats line. good morning, brenda. caller: good morning, america. i'm calling in regards to i just feel i've always been a democrat.

host: steve in allentown, pennsylvania. democrats line. caller: good morning. i am concerned about our democracy and voter rights. you can see through project 2025 the republicans have a playbook for taking away voter rights and you can see from the past administration their efforts to take away the rights of the voters through abortion laws and talk of repealing marriage equality. there is an effort being made by republicans to minimize the control the checks and balances of our government with the supreme court giving the president absolute immunity and for donald trump to say he is unaware of project 2525, the playbook for the republican party, is ridiculous, because jd vance wrote the forward. what kind of bedding did the republican party -- what kind of vetting to the republican party and donald trump do if he wrote the forwarding for that document and he did not know anything about it. thank you. host: mentioning senator jd vance facing off against tim walz tomorrow and the vice presidential debate sponsored by cbs new you can see the livlcast of that deb

pennsylvania where democratic vice presidential nominee governor tim walz speaks to voters at a rally in allentown11:00 a.m. eastern. then live at 2:00 p.m. eastern republican presidential nominee donald trump will hold a rally in wilmington, north carolina. the political report with amy walter rates north carolina as a topic with 16 electoral votes in play for the candidates. you can watch both those events live on c-span on our free mobile app, c-span or online at c-span.org. couple minutes left. we'll hear from david in florida on the independent line. good morning, david. . caller: hi. thanks for getting my call. a man especially president of the united states got created mankind in his moral image. moral character. should mean something. does it define their own moral character by approving supporting or ignoring the trump, rape fondling and groping women and lying and cheating. and the other things he does. those -- host brenda in fort lee new jersey on the democrats line. good morning, brenda. caller: good morning, america. i'm calling in regards to i just feel i've always been a democrat.

. >> please welcome high school senior and allentown school board representative, kimberly.