and alyssa slotkin and other democrats have been sounding the alarm on the problems that democrats have in michigan for months. of course, this predates when kamala harris was the nominee, but they've had a lot of it's been difficult for them to make up where they were so low recently and alyssa slotkin in our interview with you essentially said that same week time's not done a good job getting out that message and so it's clear to me that those challenges still exist the one person who is trying to create separation, the senate side is larry hogan. >> so you have larry hogan and maryland who is clearly separating himself from trump and you have mike rogers who doesn't want any daylight. and we will know on november 6, which one is successful. >> it's the purple straight sahel strategy saying i'm going to tie themselves to trump and they may be successful, but maybe they both lose. maybe they go both when they split ticket voting. so much uncertainty in 16 days, we shall no, sir. all right. coming up an israeli counter attack on iran, could very well happen before election day kaitlan c

alyssa slotkin is doing well, running ahead of kamala harris in that race ahead of former congressmanrs. that is one democrats are eyeing. if kamala harris has more of a problem nationally, alyssa slotkin could have a problem as well in michigan. amna: what about in montana? the best potential chance for republicans to flip a seat? lisa: it is. if republicans can't flip this seat, i think democrats will keep the senate for sure. this has been a tough race for democrats, and always has been for democrats, at least in modern times. jon tester is running against former navy seal and someone who is a businessman running a very good campaign. a lot of money in this race. in the debate earlier this week one of the big issues they brought up was immigration. here is how he went on the attack. >> i'm a pro immigration guy. i've welcomed dozens of folks here to work for our companies and brought friends in this country but coming the right way, legal is the right way to do it. we've seen happen last 3.5 years is a humanitarian disgrace, it's a national security disgrace. and the democrats chos

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alyssa slotkin is carrying the state of michigan, you noted she had trump and her ads, she is runningnow she is saying i live on a dirt road, i can't have an ev so i will let you get whatever car you want but she voted for the ev mandate. rachel: we were discussing the endorsement by this mayor in michigan, tell us what that means, is that an isolated case? what are you seeing in the arab american community? is that important and could swing things are donald trump? >> absolutely. what we are seeing is there's kind of two factions in the arab american community one of which is saying they want to stay home, don't want to vote for either and the other is this group from yemen who is saying we want to support donald trump. if we have the arab american community come out and support donald trump in that way that is a huge change for the state of michigan, definitely a huge change for democrats in the state of michigan. also you have to remember these folks are listening when they mock religion as well. this is all about religious freedom. when we talk about the catholics, the catholics h

you have a current democratic house member, alyssa slotkin, running against a former republican houser, mike rogers. could that affect that race? chad: absolutely. they are both pretty hawkish, pro-israel. they are, on paper, from a national security perspective, the exact same candidate. he used to be an fbi agent, she used to be a cia agent. whether she gets penalized by the arab and muslim voters of the state for it, is kind of what is the big unknown right now. john: democrats in michigan are trying to hold onto two open house seats, including one that slotkin is giving up. both of those races are rated as tossup spirit tell us about those races. chad: this is a race between tom berry, the republin who lost to slotkin by three or four points two years ago. and curtis junior who is a democrat and longtime politician in michigan. this is a race that is not. it is another race where the electric vehicle transition is on the ballot. lansing as an auto town has two gm plants. the future of one of those plants is pretty much in doubt right now. democrats are trying to use this as an iss

the deadline is january 20, 2025 democratic representative alyssa slotkin and former republican representativee rogers participated in the debate to represent michigan in the u.s. senate. the candidates answered questions on economic policies, manufacturing of electric vehicles, international complex and women's reproductive rights. the race is considered a tossup by the nonpartisan cook lyrical report with amy walter. the candidate that wins in november will go on to replace four term democratic senator. the debate was hosted by wxyz tv in detroit. >> debating live from wxyz detroit as they buy for michigan open u.s. senate seat. >> i think this election is about the future. >> one of the most pivotal rises in thens entire country. on the line is control of the senate and the issues that matter mostt to michiganders. >> healthcare, portability of housing. >> migrants, the economy. >> gasoline prices, immigration and interest rates. >> things like schoole districs and school safety. >> each candidate while 92nd for opening statements, one minute to answer questions with a thirty second rebutta

democrat congresswoman alyssa slotkin is the nominee there and republican mike rogers was in the house so that will be a competitive one. that will come down to the wire. michigan another important state for the presidential election. also home to two competitive races on the house side as well. if you look at the house races, we had redistricting in 2020, went from this tea party era with swings of 40 and 60 in either direction, now we are looking at map with maybe 24 tossup competitive races at all. the margins in the house are very slim. a lot of people think the 2 into 20 presidential election was decided in three states with 80,000 votes. they want a four seat majority with 4500 vote margin to show you how close it is at the congressional level. and this is a close election. polling comes down to the wire, in california, we are not competitive at the statewide level, and in new jersey, oregon and washington. and help out if you can. >> i will add to that frc action, we are heavily involved. in the swing states, and all across the country we need to win. can you imagine kamala harr

and if you look at the rust belt, let me just add, if you look at the rust belt, alyssa slotkin in michigan running for senate is sitting there waving the red flag saying she has problems bob, casey and tammy baldwin in pennsylvania sitting democratic us senators are using donald trump's in their political advertising right now. so to me that's not a sign that democrats feel like they have this raft democrats and never confident let me just explain that. >> we are preferred meal bedwetters who clutch-the-pearls every night at there now saying, look at, look at the body, but look at the body language. but ai think that you have a very confident kamala harris right now. she's hitting her stride. she's attacking him. she's doing the work she was in three cities yesterday. three cities today i mean, she's literally outworking donald trump. what we do know though is this is a jump ball. so i think people better. >> the only question waves in american politics you either run unopposed or you run scared and so a lot of democrats are running scared. market always run his if they're way behind corre

and let's also send alyssa slotkin to the united states senate. we need her in d.c..ted and community leaders who are here today, and can we please hear it again for maggie rogers. all right, we've got business to handle. ok. ann arbor, i have a question for you. are we ready to do this? are we ready to vote? are we ready to win? and we will win. and we will win. so you just heard from the coach, early voting has started here in michigan. you convert early -- you can vote now early through sunday, november 3. we need you to vote early, michigan, because we have just eight days to go, eight days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. and is everybody here knows, this is going to be a tight race until the very end. so we have a lot of work ahead of us. but we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is joyful work. i make no mistake, we will win. we will win. yes, we will. and we will win, because together, yes, yes. we could keep going all night. but one of the reasons we will win is because we are all in this together. we are all in

there is a case for panic when you hear people like alyssa slotkin in michigan or tammy baldwin in wisconsinrivately telling people the vice president is behind in those states, look at her numbers with african-american voters or hispanic voters that's a good reason to worry. >> trump has been gaining support with a black and hispanic voters, not just crucial groups for the democrats but crucial groups in swing states like arizona and pennsylvania. this is shaping up to be the closest race of either of our lifetimes. we've not seen this ever. the question is are the polls going to be what we will see on election day? stuart: elon musk is heading out on the campaign trail for donald trump. where is musk headed? >> back to pennsylvania. he will give a series of talks this week in that critical state. less than two weeks after he made his high profile appearance during the return to butler rally. these appearances are connected to his america pack focused on real important states, competitive states trying to get voters out for trump and because of this pack musk is certifiably a republican may

senators putting trump in their campaign ads and bob casey, sharrod brown, tammy baldwin and alyssa slotkin. are they siding with hitler? he's not hitler. her daughter and son-in-law and grandchildren are jewish. this is uncorroborated and he said he said stuff and john kelly that served america in the military. we applaud him for that. what do you think? liz: it's kamala harris the democrats want to -- we'll dig in later on the show, but they want to ruin american foundational constitutions and we'll dig in to that with matt whitaker and bad answer after bad answer at town hall and can't answer how she'll be different from biden is what her policy priority is and she didn't explain why she didn't fix things like the border. she's the incumbent in office for four years. watch this. >> you criticized the wall more than 50 times and call it had stupid, useless and medieval vanity project. is a border wall stupid? >> well, let's talk about donald trump and that border wall. >> remember donald trump said mexico would pay for it. >> there's tens of millions of americans that heard all those thin

alyssa slotkin who is running against mike rogers is supporting vp harris that the vp is underwater instion about how helpful harris, at the top of the ticket as opposed to biden. >> it was a seachange at the top of the ticket but now that we are in the fall is the same as it always is in a swing state particularly in michigan. independent voters, swing voters, voters who make their decisions very late. >> in montana vulnerable senator jon tester is not endorsing harris at all. he's behind republican tim she he in recent polling. in ohio, senator sharon brown used that. the man in charge of flipping the senate for the republicans tells me democrats are running away from harris because she's too far left. >> look at the democrats. they have to run for the hills, trying to run towards the middle to persuade their voters, in reality voting records and positions are shorter to the left. >> reporter: we did reach out to democrats, haven't heard back from them but i want to make the point the gop is seeing problems in senate races. some of these races that were supposed to be solid red like

cheney who's already campaigned with harris now set to go on the trail with democratic nominee alyssa slotkinl are these endorsements? >> reporter: there's two fold in why they matter. i wouldn't say on their own they'll shift votes. it sends a signal to independent voters who don't like either party, here's a candidate, the vice president, who's willing to work with both sides and both sides are supporting her. that's a good signal for independent voters to hear who don't like either party. the other thing is this builds momentum on the vice president's behave and my view in this race, at this point, is whoever motivates their voters the best is going to win this race. that's why i have a view that she's ahead and is likely to win because her voters right now are more motivated than his voters. we have ten days left. these kind of things help with motivation. >> and the voting has begun. we're now getting a look at the early vote turnout. more than 30 million ballots cast. nationally more democrats have voted overall, which is consistent with past elections. however, matthew, in key battle g

i want to talk with you about the alyssa slotkins i know. she is the type of leader we need.fective, and effective, she will get the job done. >> former president barack obama in the home stretch of the election season throwing his weight behind a handful of senate races including in the battleground state of michigan. democratic controls the senate in the next congress hangs by a thread. republicans only have to get two of the democratically held seats and they basically have one in their column. the one vacated by joe manchin. republicans are trying to slip seats in ohio, montana, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, arizona, nevada, and maryland. and democrats are fighting to keep what they have while eyeing a few republican seats in florida and texas. i thank you for being here tonight. i what haven'ted to talk about the senate so long. we won't have nearly enough time to get to all of it. bernie moreno is running against jared brown who is running for his fourth term. bernie moreno said abortion shouldn't be an issue for women over the age of 50 and has been pushing the li

alyssa slotkin and mike rogers will have their final debate for that seat tonight. nbc capitol hill correspondent, julie circuit is following this race for us. you interviewed both candidate ahead of the debate tonight. what do they reveal? >> hi, ana, good morning. a pivotal crucial debate between slotkin and rogers tonight. they are tied in this race and it started as something that leaned democrat and now a toss-up. in our extensive one-on-one interviews with both sotkin and rogers, how the war has impacted the communities here and just a couple of miles from me is dearborn, home to a very large population of arab-americans of lebanese-americans. here's how each candidate is working to appeal to those communities. watch. >> both communities feel like they're just scared of a rise in antisemitism, the rise in islamophobia, and for me, i think at this point we all know that we need to move on from this phase of the conflict. >> we have been in those communities and have had really productive conversations in both the jewish community and the arab community. the pro

about 6 weeks ago they had an opportunity including alyssa slotkin current member of congress to vote against the ev mandates or at least slow them down and she voted for it, his over and over again she's voted for these ev mandates that's wreaking havoc. and by the way will dictate what the car companies have to build. that's where they are in trouble right now, and what kind of car you have to buy. and then she can moment randy added that she's not going to tell you what kind of courage drive. it is so dishonest people are seen through this. 2400 layoffs set stellantis. a thousand laps with general motors. ford lost $5 billion on the ev unit. 5,000 auto dealers around the country. so this is a mandate and it's going to kill us spee if this is where capitalism helps. people figure or there's a need to build something and then they build it and people like it so they by and this is gaian in reverse and hasn't worked out well. will keep an eye on this race. thank you so much for joining us from congress mike rogers. always good to see you. >> thanks for senate.com get involved. this is

stretch of the campaign and recording ads for other downballot democrats, us senate candidate alyssa slotkin in michigan, who is battling it out with republican mike rogers alissa is a true public servant who has dedicated her career to serving the american people. no matter who is in the white house obama was right up to election day, could be very consequential, but not just for one side. >> he really drive turnout among democrats, but there's a flip side. he also really drives turnout among republicans. >> the former president fully aware of that has pushed his party's outreach to non-democrats all along. >> if we want to win over those who aren't yet ready to support our candidates we need to listen to their concerns lists though, jake, i have to say i think the number one concern the number one thought out there is that rousing of democrats and anyone in the middle saying, you got to show up, remember the message from harris from the beginning has been and we're still the underdogs. >> they want to keep playing that way. even with brock obama on the trail by are the underdogs. yeah, it'

the thing that kamala harris said in the thing that alyssa slotkin said, are basically the same substantively, maybe tonally. it sounds like you want her to be a little more ferocious and in batting down, i don't have an opinion. >> i just think it's it politically as an as an analyst, i think it's an opportunity to say, let's turn the page on a younger, newer generation. >> we don't think like that. we don't think that way i think that you probably have more. i don't know. but i mean, you seem like a much more bipartisan kind of guy, even though you're voting records pretty, pretty democratic. yeah. i mean, look, i think i think kamala harris is conveying the right message to the right people. there are still a kind of shockingly high number of undecided voters and donald trump has he's had great difficulty getting above 47, 48 because they're saying because of his style. well, yeah. wow, because of his conduct in office? yes, that's what i'm sure that yeah. well, it's style, but it's also conduct it's also policy. and i think kamala harris is finishing in a way that is focused on the things

we played alyssa slotkin earlier on in the show, saying and she thinks there is this kind of secret vote women. do you i mean, can you say a little bit more about that? do you buy that? because i feel like there are some really smart people who believe it and others who say it's not the case well i'm just a shower media guy with an opinion, but i will say he campaigns for years when i have and i get a gut feeling for these things at the end of thing. >> and meghan kelly show in 2016 at this exact point, i said i had a feeling trump had momentum, so i don't know it's just my spidey sense for one thing but in 2016, we talked a lot about the shy trump voters that were afraid to tell pollsters that they were for trump. i think there's just the opposite. now, i think particularly with republican suburban women, just because of the community that surrounds them, they're afraid to say that they're not for trump. and i think this is but typically, nikki haley voter, but i think there are just women across the board. but suburban republican women that are quietly going to go vote for harris. and

strongest moment of the debate at a fundraiser last week, michigan democratic senate candidate alyssa slotkin said, quote, we have harris we have her underwater in our polling. you are someone who sounds alarms when needed inside your party. is this one you're sounding i, said on saturday before that became public on sunday that neither candidate has won michigan me up. at this point nobody was listening to me. i told you, as you know, donald trump's going to win michigan. i know that neither candidate has yet won this state, but they're both competitive. their issues. there's a lot have things going on on the ground and both of them, i have a lot of work to do. you're seeing them both come to michigan. i think kamala harris can win michigan, but we haven't won yet. >> john our john king, as he's been out and about in the country, reporting, spoke with a recent university of michigan grad, formerly ahead of the college dems there. and she said that if harris comes up short and michigan it's not going to be because of young voters not delivering, but because democrats waited too long to switch

stretch of the campaign and recording ads for other down-ballot democrats us senate candidate alyssa slotkin in michigan, who is battling it out with republican mike rogers alissa is a true public servant who has dedicated her career to serving the american people no matter who is in the white house, obama's push right up to a light chin day could be very consequential but not just for one side he really drive turnout among democrats, but there's a flip side. >> he also really drives turnout among republicans. >> the former president fully aware of that has pushed his party's outreach to non-democrats all along if we want to win over those who aren't yet ready to support our candidates we need to listen to their concerns the former president is undeniably one of the most extraordinary political figures of our time. >> and he proved remarkably skilled in drawing voters to his side the question now is can he push them to hers? alex, a very big question, tom foreman. >> thank you so much for that report. let's turn back to our political experts and get them to weigh in. alex thompson. so how do

congresswoman alyssa slotkin, a democrat running for senate and michigan. she posted on twitter or x quote, there's a phenomenon i've been hearing about on the trail, the secret women's vote. here in michigan. now, i mean i don't know if that's real or wishful thinking and maybe we'll find out applicants are saying the same thing about this, about this. >> i do, i do. i think there's a secret women's vote of women who look when you hear some of the things that some of the surrogate say. yeah, it's not great. there's a podcast pro culture that most women, i think nikki haley said it's we wish that maybe they'd be a little bit worried, a little bit differently. but at the end of the day, women are balancing their family budgets. they're making hard decisions on whether send their kids to soccer soccer camp, or whether they can pay for the nanny, they're trying to figure out how they get prenatal care they can afford caregiving older parents. there are a lot of issues that women's balance every single day that i think will outweigh whether or not they like the

michigan remains closer, probably slightly alyssa slotkin. but they are all very close.ces, as the presidential race goes, probably the senate race goes. in 2016, every senate race when the same way as the presidential race. 2020 only susan collins managed to win. we are seeing a delta of just a couple points per we could see split tickets in arizona, for instance, were trump is favored. lisa: can you walk us through what a red sweep looks like, given the fact that not all republicans are the same, not all democrats are the same -- how much are we looking at trump truly having a clutch over the republican party in a way where he can get through his policies very easily, even with a civil majority? >> that is why republicans want to get to 53, 54 seats, because if it is a very narrow majority, the most important people in the senate become moderates. susan murkowski, lisa collins, they have such a favorable map and want to take advantage of this, especially if you see trump 20, and the house is deadlocked, only four seats one way or the other. there are places like in new

senate race that is close and seems to be getting closer between alyssa slotkin and mike rogers.eat is vacant now that debbie stabenow has announced her retirement. they are both great candidates, lots in common in terms of their background. we have seen, i'm sure the callers will want to get into this but the differences between these candidates on important policy issues could not be starker. we have these competitive u.s. house seats. first in the michigan seven where slotkin holds that sea. she has given that up. that is a barnburner of a race between tom barrett and curtis retell, two members of the state legislature who are duking it out to the end. we have a competitive race in the eighth congressional district. there is a flint based district where christian mcdonald rivet -- kristin mcdonald rivet is running against paul junge. not to mention, the 10th congressional district, john james, the macomb county district with a little bit of oakland county in it. that is a race in 2022, a rematch. john james and kolmar linda -- carl marlinga. it was closer than everybody though

senate race that is close and seems to be getting closer between alyssa slotkin and mike rogers.eat is vacant now that debbie stabenow has announced her retirement. they are both great candidates, lots in common in terms of their background. we have seen, i'm sure the callers will want to get into this but the differences between these candidates on important policy issues could not be starker. we have these competitive u.s. house seats. first in the michigan seven where slotkin holds that sea. she has given that up. that is a barnburner of a race between tom barrett and curtis retell, two members of the state legislature who are duking it out to the end. we have a competitive race in the eighth congressional district. there is a flint based district where christian mcdonald rivet -- kristin mcdonald rivet is running against paul junge. not to mention, the 10th congressional district, john james, the macomb county district with a little bit of oakland county in it. that is a race in 2022, a rematch. john james and kolmar linda -- carl marlinga. it was closer than everybody though

alyssa i know. shall get the the job done. and she will make you proud. >> what? elissa slotkin. how embarrassing to be used like this.'re the former president of the united states. here's a woman you've never heard of. vote for her. does obama have anything else to do? go live your life. politics isn't everything. obama had to take over this campaign because there's no sugar left in the sugar hive. she peeked in democrats including barack our quote concerned that she's acting like she's sitting on a lead in a tied race pickax according to nbc. democrats say they are trying to keep her away. it's like seeing your favourite hollywood actor and then they are on a talk show and can't even speak. look what just happened in michigan. it looks like our teleprompter went down. >> did you see magic johnson? [cheering and applause] remember his number 32. today we got 32 days until the election. [cheering and applause] so 32 days. 32 days. okay we've got some business to do. all right. 32 days. and we know we will do it. >> 32 days. kamala went on a podcast with 2 nba players and they had to run every subtopic by the campaign.

alyssa and vice president harris. there's an opportunity for michigan to tell the world who we are. >> former republican congresswoman, liz cheney, in wyoming on monday campaigning with elissa slotkince to keep the state's open senate seat in democratic hands as sitting senator retires. we will start there with the bipartisan support for your campaign. do you think it will make a difference in the final hours? >> well, look, i mean, i am somebody who is a democrat who represented a republican-leaning district, and independently minded voters often make a huge difference in our election. it was an appeal to folks that there are some things more important than a party, and that's our democracy and country. i was proud to have her and glad we were able to get back together again. >> what are you hearing from constituents, men and women and data your campaign is bringing in? will women's reproductive health care be a beacon in your election? >> first of all, michigan is close and a swing state for a reason. even though we did our job in 2022, and we codified roe v. wade in our constitution and voted on it here, and i think the issue of choice continues, one, because there has been no s