countries and the us is and tarriffs may make that situation even worse for america. situation even worse for america-— americaerica. we have seen incredible changes - america. we have seen incredible changes in i america. we have seen| incredible changes in us positions that would have been unthinkable in the past, happening now. so the us is definitely less reliable, a lot more uncertainty, a lot more risk attached to trading with the united states. we've already seen firms across the region, foreshore, are thinking twice about do i want the us to remain a market for my product? some people have even said this could be the last appearance of the us president at apec for quite some time because frankly, donald trump doesn't really believe in multilateral treaties or international trade blocks. his philosophy is america first, which by extension means everyone else second. how exactly apec is going to negotiate this and how the world economy is going to negotiate this for the next four years, negotiate this for the next fouryears, is negotiate this for the next four years, is anyone's guess. in recent months,

i have lived the promise of america and i see the promise of america in all of you. we are the promise of americawe are the promise of america. i see it's promise in grandparents across our nation who work hard every day, i see it in the women who refuse to accept a future without freedom and in the men who support them. [applause] i see it in people of all ages who knocked on doors, >> made calls >>, sent texts and will spend tomorrow driving their fellow americans to the polls. i see it in republicans who have never voted for a democrat before but who put the constitution of the united states above their party. and i see the promise of america in all the young leaders who are voting for the very first time, where are you? i know you are here. i know you are here. and you are determined to live free, determined to tackle the climate crisis, save the world that you inherited. to you i say i see your power and i am so proud of you. can we all applaud our first-time voters? [applause] >> we started this campaign 107 days ago. from the beginning ours has not been a fight against something, it has be

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america's better than that. america is ready to turn the page.s [applause] america's america is re, a better story. or a president kamala harris. [cheers and applause] and the good news is kamala harris is ready for the job. [cheers and applause] this is a leader who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a champion. kamala was raised by a middle-class family, mostly by a single mom. she knows what it's like to have to scrap and save to make ends meet. when she was in college she worked at mcdonald's to a put herself through school. she didn't pretend to work at mcdonald's when it was closed. [laughing] [applause] her mom was, i guess, five feet tall, a little brown women with an accent. you can imagine that she wasn't always given her do, but her mom taught kamala and her sister to not only stand up for herself, but to also stand up for injustice. and that -- that's exactly what kamala has been doing her entire career. [applause] a prosecutor -- [applause] as a prosecutor, kamala stood up for children who had been victims of sexual abuse. as attorney general of the state of califo

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. >> let's go in and make america first, america always, america first agenda. it is a beautiful thing. a beautiful morning. a beautiful morning. we thank trump for his efforts because if it weren't for him i do not know if we would have the majority. i do not believe we he runs on motor oil. that man is a machine is what he is. he is a machine, and is always fighting with the american people. >> if you are not happy with donald trump will never be happy. >> super inspiring, fired everybody up. could not be any better to be honest with you. >> verse 100 days you shall most important. what will be on the agenda? >> a lot of things. we will talk border and a lot of things, but i think it is kickstarting the economy in getting back to we are producing energy and just some great economic policies. we will do away with some regulations i hope and get a budget, and we have got to look at some cuts. it will be tough to continue spending at the rate america is spending. >> we will be ready unlike 2017 when a lot of people were not expecting you to fight government and th

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audra mcdonald performing america the beautiful. >> oh beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain for purple mountains majesties above the fruited plain america! america crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea! o beautiful for pilgrim patriot dreams that sees beyond the years, thine alabaster cities gleam undimmed by human tears! america! america! god shed his grace on thee , and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea! and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea! [ applause ] representat. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable jeffrey's the democratic leader of the house representatives >> good afternoon hebrews chapter 11 verse one, now, faith is the substance of things hoped for. the evidence of things not seen. two doctor christine darden and the families of doctor vaughn, katherine johnson, doctor darden's family, and mary jackson, the administrator nelson , margot lee shetterly, speicher johnson, clark, senators, congressmen, the members of congress and all of those who are assembled, it's a high honor and distinct privilege to join you all today as we recognize these four extraordinary women. let

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america first. we will put america first. we put america last. they put america last. we put america first. it doesn't mean we are into isolation. we are not. we are going to help the world but we have to straight ourselves out or we will not be able to help anything. we will stop illegal immigration once and for all. we will not be invaded. we will not be occupied. we will not be overrun. we will not be conquered. we will be a free and proud nation once again. that will take place rapidly. everyone will prosper. every family will thrive. everyday be filled with the opportunity and hope and maybe above all the american dream will be back. it'll come back. we are bringing it back for your children. we are bringing it back for yourselves. host: tonight we will have all night coverage of election results. be sure to join us starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time live all night, briing you the results of the presidential election. we will get your reaction by phone of the evening's outcomes and each state is called in favor of either vice esident harris or former president trump. we will follow all

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. history of the united of america-— history of the united of america. ~ ., ., ., , america 47th president. this is bbc news — with the latest on the us live from london. crowd chants: usa, usa. donald trump wins the election. saying that this will be a golden era for the usa. i just want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honour of being elected your 47th president and your 45th president. and i think that we just witnessed the greatest political comeback in the history of the united states of america. jubilant supporters celebrate, trump will be only the second person in history to serve a second — separate — term in the white house.

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[cheers and applause] >> ronny: hey, welcome back to "the daily show." donald trump is doing surprisingly well with latino voters in the polls this year. but why? john leguizamo decided to find out. >> election day is almost upon us and democrats are concerned about donald trump's surprising support in the latino community. >> a new poll has trump gaining ground with latino voters. >> vice president harris struggling to hold onto latino voters. >> so i assembled a panel of undecided and trump curious latino voters to see why they haven't been turned off by inflammatory statements like... >> kamala has imported a an army of illegal alien gang members and migrant criminals from prisons and jails. >> trump's rhetoric about latinos has darkened into a 12 hour chocolate mole, but does that matter to these voters? i disguised myself as a representative of a pro trump super pac. the plan, tell them i was trying to better understand how trump could appeal to latino voters while confronting them with trump's racism first hand. can i see everybody's i.d. real quick and see if you are a real citizen? >> i was born in california. >> but where are you really from? come from? >> my parents are from el salvador. >> el salvador, mexico. okay. what do you like about donald trump? >> he's not evasive. it's pretty clear. this is someone that has been at the forefront for a very long time, speaking his mind. >> when he was on the government, the economy was better than we have it right now. that is the only part that i like. >> on the surface, they seem to like trump but as we went deeper, i gave them the tools to express themselves in a more nuanced manner. >> i'm going to name an issue and you are going to raise either one or two or three chili to signify how spicy the issue is for you. okay? the economy. wow, damn, three chili's. that is spicy, spicy. health care. not as spicy. still spicy. army janitors. >> you mean? >> giving weapons to janitors to protect the students if a shooter comes in. okay. no chilis on that. now that i knew the issues they cared about, it was time to see if there were any latino celebrity endorsements that might capture their vote. >> bad bunny. >> no. >> comcome on, bad bunny! >> no. >> john leguizamo? >> welcome a [bleep] you too them. now it is time for the moment of truth. let's see if witnessing donald trump's rhetoric firsthand makes them want to vote for him more or less. >> on my first day back in the white house, i will terminate every open borders policy of the biden administration, stop the invasion of our southern border, and begin the largest domestic deportation operation in american history. >> that is an excellent way to fix the very, very severe problem. >> what do you love about deportation? >> you have criminals, they should all be removed. >> do you think they should deport american criminals too? >> depart american criminals to wear? >> what is your least favorite south american country? >> cuba. if he is saying immigration is a problem, it is like, you have a leak in your house. you have to turn it off, the water supply. fix it, then turned it on. maybe that is what he is trying to do. let's close down the border for a while. >> but who would you call to fix your leak if all the latinos are gone? >> then nasty partition didn't seem to turn people off. let's try something else. >> no control whatsoever, nobody has any idea where these people come from. we know they come from prisons, we know they come for mental institutions, and seen a silence, we know they are terrorist. it is poisoning the blood of our country. >> so what do you think of the language of these using? >> it is poison. that is his last word. that is what it is. >> you are saying it is a little too hitlerish, instead of poisoning the blood, may be spraining the ankle of americafort? >> making up words. >> what about if he said ruining the testicles of america? >> great. so people don't have to look to hitler stuff. what about this clip? >> how about allowing people to come to an open border, 13,000 of which were murderers, and they are now happily living in the united states? you know, now a murderer, i believe this, it is in their genes, and we got a lot of bad genes in our country right now. >> i think there's better words or can be used. we all misspeak sometimes be. >> what i love about trump, he misspeaks from the heart. >> he has a good heart. >> well said. >> it is stereotyping latinos. it is stereotyping immigrants. and the more that you demonize people, it doesn't bring us together. >> so you definitely don't have the murder gene. okay, don't speak spanish because it is not nice. which presidential candidate do you think treats latinos most like caricatures? i will see a name if you agree, scream aribe. donald trump. you clearly think that trump por

america. in urban america, suburban america, rural america, exurban america, small-town america, and the heartlandprepared to work with the incoming administration to decisively deal with that issue. it is clearly an issue the american people have said loudly and clearly around inflation and high prices, we need washington to act. amna: you said is win left people upset but most of the american electorate back to him and they are not upset about this. this is what they wanted. did that outcome surprise you? what is your take away from that message? rep. jeffries: my take away is, at least as democrats, we have to do a better job of communicating we are in lockstep with the american people who want to see decisive action as it relates to lowering housing costs, lowering gas prices, lowering food prices. amna: this was a messaging failure, you are saying? rep. jeffries: we are going to assess qualitatively and quantitatively so that what happened on election day -- and we are in the middle of that process right now. what is clear is the american people want and deserve decisive action. far too many

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america. and today, i see the promise of america in everyone who is here. in all of you. we are the promise of americaf america. i see the promise in the fathers, mothers and grandparents across our nation who work so hard every day for our children's future. i see it in the women who refuse to accept a future without reproductive freedom. and in the men who support them. i see it in people of all ages who have knocked on doors, made calls, sent texts, and who will spend tomorrow driving their fellow americans to the polls. i see it in republicans who have never voted for a democrat before, but who put the constitution of the united states above party. and i see the promise of america in all the young leaders who are voting for the very first time. where are you, i know that you are here. i know that you're here. and you are determined to live free from gun violence. determined to tackle the climate crisis. who are ready to shape the world you inherit. to you in particular i say, i see your power and i am so proud of you. can we all applaud our first time voters? [ applause ] so, america, we started t

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america? -- do we believe in the promise of america? and are we ready to fight for it? and when we fight -- >> we win! >> god bless you. [applause] ♪ announcer: vice president harris wrapping up her remarks here in janesville, wisconsin, with four days to go until the election. her rally also comes as new jobs numbers are out today, showing a slow in hiring for the month of october. the u.s. economy added just 12,000 jobs in october, an unemployment rate at 4.1%. hurricane helene and milton reduced jobs numbers last month. they were expected to be constrained by the hurricanes and several worker strikes. . this report comes before a key federal reserve meeting. and a look now at some live campaign coverage coming up on the c-span networks. former president donald trump will be speaking in warren, michigan outside of detroit. after that, he will make his way to wisconsin to deliver remarks in milwaukee. vice president harris will continue her campaigning in wisconsin in the town of little chute. on c-span2, jd vance will be campaigning in selma, north carolina. democrati

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or rural america or suburban america, small town america, the heartland of america with the feeling that the basic american contract has been broken. and in my view, that contract has historically been that in our great country. if you work hard and play by the rules, you should be able to provide a comfortable living for yourself, for your family purchase a home, educate your children, have access to health care, go on vacation every now and then. and of course, one day retire with grace and dignity and for far too many americans of every race, that contract has been broken, that great american dream, that middle class dream has been out of reach increasingly because of the high cost of living. so many people struggling to live paycheck to paycheck. and it's my hope that we can find a partnership moving forward to tackle that issue, not as democrats, republicans or independents, but as americans. because everyone in this country deserves to live the great american middle class dream and beyond. >> talk a little bit about that sort of worki

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america in everybody here. in all of us. we are the promise of america. we are the promise of america. for our children's future. in the women's reproductive freedom. [cheers and applause] i see it in republicans who have never voted for a democrat before, but are putting the constitution of the united states over party. every day, voting for the first time. where are you? let me see you. i love you guys. i love this generation. here is the thing. you all are rightly impatient for change. you are determined to live free from gun violence, to take on the climate crisis and to save the world you will inherit. i know that. and for this generation, none of these issues are theoretical. these issues aren't political. it's a lived experience for you all. i see you. i see your power. i see your purpose. i am so proud of you. can we hear it for the first time voters? [cheers and applause] the view for our nation is bright. we have so much to be optimistic about. we have three days to get it done. nobody can sit on the sidelines. let's spend the next three days so when we look back three days from now we will have no repo

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democrats, we are going to fight hard to restor the promise for everyone, urban america, suburban america, rural america everyone. that's a great promise of the american dream. we've got to bring it back to life. [applause] >> stephen: i completely agree with that. just to drill down just a little bit deeper on that, because most everything in what you just that, while very good thing to say, a republican sitting in that seat might say the same thing, other than access to health care for everybody. that might be the one thing where they -- because they don't believe in universal health care. they like to get rid of obamacare. that's the one big division. that is one of the big divisions that you named. are there other. i am a democrat, therefore i believe this should happen. that my opponents do not believe should happen. that's what i mean by define the democratic message for what does it mean to be a democrat as opposed to how it means to be a republican. >> stephen: we will protect social security. tectum strength and medicare. we believe that in the united states of america health care should not be

america. america. it's great being here in new york. >> at the film's premiere on sunday, beatles founding member paul mccartney was joined by a who's who of music, from james taylor to elvis costello and steven van zandt to tim mcgraw and faith hill, all honoring the iconic band. >> they somehow pushed themselves and each other to levels that nobody had expected. >> legendary director martin scorsese is one of the film's producers. you also look at how they were received by some of the sort of esteemed, most prestigious press in the u.s, and there is this very sort of elitist view. >> totally. i'll never forget there was a newspaper i remember seeing the weekend before they arrived, making fun of their hair and basically saying, oh yeah, let's see what you got. when you get here. you know, that was the attitude. and suddenly it was a revolution. >> what really struck me, watching this after listening to the beatles for so many years, it was the innocence of that moment in time. >> it's 1964. it's the beatlemania has been going on for a couple of months. they didn't know what to anticipate in new york, and they thought maybe no one would meet them at the airport. so they're so happy, gratified, joyous at what happens. this is a dream for them. >> motown superstar smokey robinson recalls his memory of the beatles in this exclusive clip. >> they were the first white artists ever of their magnitude that i ever heard in my life. so yeah, we grew up listening to black music. we loved motown. we think they're just great, especially their hair too. >> while in new york, the band stayed at one of the city's most legendary hotels as hordes of fans kept vigil outside. we are here in the plaza right now. 60 years ago, this is where they were. this is where they came. yeah. how does it feel to be sitting here? >> well, walking through the hallways is actually more chilling for me because the room looks like the plaza hotel. but it could be any hotel. the hallways are definitely the plaza hotel. >> definitely the plaza. >> and we have a bunch of scenes in the hallways. so it's surreal. >> beatles 64 also showcases new interviews with surviving members mccartney and ringo starr. >> we weren't sure whether they would do an interview or not, but we did everything we could to entice them. and paul had this wonderful photo exhibit in brooklyn. >> oh, that's right. yes. >> yeah. where he himself was revisiting 1964. all the photographs are from 1964, and i think he had something else to say. so we filmed him at the photo exhibit. >> when we came, it was quite shortly after kennedy had been assassinated. maybe americaes to be lifted out of sorrow. >> the film features some never before seen footage of the band. >> there's a scene in the film. it's a party at the british embassy in in their honor, and they're mistreated by the staff because the staff at the embassy thinks they're low class. i can't quote the film exactly, because it's not safe for television. but paul has a beautiful reaction, saying, basically, we knew we couldn't care less when we saw the stuff at the british embassy. >> we were surprised that it wasn't just it was the staff who complained, who treated them badly. >> shocking. hard to imagine. >> they left. they left. we don't need this. >> shocking. beyond badly. someone walked up to ringo and cut some of his hair. some of his hair off. >> wow. >> what do you like about the beatles? she was curious. >> we just like the beatles because they're english. do you think? isn't it very english to love like that? >> i think we're jolly english, actually. >> the documentary also highlight

that's in urban america, rural america, exur ban america, the -- deks urban america as has always beenhe case moving forward. in terms of so-called lame duck session, there are three high priority items that we hope we can get to over the next several weeks. first, of course, we need to make sure that we keep the government open. that we fund the government in the manner that meets the needs of the american people in terms of their health, their safety and their economic well being. and we should do so before december 20. in a manner consistent with the bipartisan fiscal responsibility act that democrats and republicans supported last year. second, we have to pass the national defense authorization act and we should do so as has been the case for decades in a bipartisan manner, free of extreme right-wing policy riders. third, it's our hope that we can find the common ground necessary in order to re-authorize the farm bill in a manner that meets the needs of everyday americans, of farmers, particularly family-owned farmers, that meets the needs of the health and food safety of the ameri

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