ann arbor, this is it. leave it all on the field. on the porch and rocking in that chair and your grandchildren ask you, what did you do in 2024 to save this democracy? and you're going to be able to tell them every damn thing you could. michigan, let's put that in terms you know. we will tell them this. let's go! let's go! let's go! please welcome the next president of the united states, kamala harris. [cheers and applause] vp harris: good evening, ann arbor! good evening. can we hear it for tim walz? [cheers and applause] it's great to be back in michigan. how's everybody doing? go blue! let me just say about tim walz, he's been such an extraordinary writing may, and he will be an extraordinary vice president of the united states. let me tell you why i love coach walz. as he travels to every corner of our country meeting with people in small towns, big towns, everywhere in between. coach walz is always bringing the joy. he cares about people, he understands people, he understands hard work, and he understands what it means to be a

cpi happened on sunday with the -- ann arbor on sunday and campus polling low assigned to out in ann and haven't released his name and he's facing very serious criminal charges. back out here in michigan, we can tell you things are coming down to the wire and don't have much time here left. both candidates are making final push and we're seeing new polls that harris is leading trump we two points to michigan on expanded ballot and that's even with former president trump and he does rate best on immigration and another topic he's gaining traction on interesting in michigan is his middle east policies. we went in dearborn, michigan, and larger arob population and it's a key demographic slipping out of vice president harris' hands and voters tell me they're angry over her stance on israel and gaza and talked to emom in dearborn saying the country needs stronger leadership. reporter: that emom said he's not a democrat or republican but she's going for trump for those who can make changes happen. stuart: they snapped back for trump calling people garbage. >> i have to begin by saying 250

blue, paul. >> todd: we focus on ann arbor too much.you are going to lose lansing because so focused on ann arbor. >> listen, i have friends and family at michigan state. love too but i'm a wolverine. >> carley: bipartisan answer there. >> todd: thank you for your time, carley thank you for weighing in with your football knowledge. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪

and what harris has been doing, not just at this rally in ann arbor, but really old j is making a hey, with those races, comments coming out of the trump railing in new york on sunday. the insult against, not just puerto ricans, but against african americans against jewish americans against other people have been really a gift for the harris walls campaign. they have used the incident to raise money to start airing new commercials on social media and online, and the democratic presidential candidate herself told reporters before she flew to michigan on monday that the country was tired of donald trump's diverse of notes and, and anger. and ugh, and grievances, and that it was time, as harris said, to turn the pay age. now while harrison walls her running may have been campaigning in michigan other server goods have been campaigning for the ticket in philadelphia . this is john legend, the well known pop singer of talking about the race in his hometown to philadelphia . freedom is at stake in this election, the fundamental rights and freedoms that i am sisters, march for. an organized

blue, paul. >> todd: we focus on ann arbor too much. you are going to lose lansing. you are going to lose lansing because so focused on ann arbor. >> listen, i have friends and family at michigan state. love too but i'm a wolverine. >> carley: bipartisan answer there. >> todd: thank you for your time, carley thank you for weighing in with your football knowledge. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> carley: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, this is "fox & friends." >> ainsley: we start with a fox weather alert, millions of our friends fleeing florida as a cat 5 hurricane, hurricane milton is barreling toward that state. and janice dean is here with what you need to know before time runs out. >> and while americans are scrambling, vice president harris decided to crack some jokes and open up a beer with stephen colbert just a few blocks away. >> would you like to have a beer with me. >> okay. the last time i had beer was at a baseball game with doug. okay. cheers. >> there you go. [laughter] [cheers] >> steve: okay. plus the fb

brianna eva mckend, live for us in ann arbor. thank you so much.'s take you to atlanta now at cnn's kristen holmes, we're donald trump is holding two events today in the swing state of georgia. kristen, what are you hearing from his camp? payne about all the stuff we heard last night well, boris and brianna, they've been clearly in cleanup mode. >> we know that they had put out but a statement i do want to quickly read it, too because they're really one of the only times we've seen them distance themselves from remarks that were given at a trump rally. they wrote this joke does not reflect the views is it president trump or the campaign? now they're, they're specifically referring to the comedian, the opener, all of yesterday's madison square garden garden rally and the joke in particular was about puerto rican and saying essentially that puerto rico as a floating island of garbage that received massive backlash, not just from democrats, but also from republicans. it could also be very politically silly to make those kinds of remarks at a donald tr

>> eva mckend in ann arbor, michigan.nks so much here now congresswoman debbie dingell, democrat from michigan and supporter of vice president harris. so congresswoman, thanks so much for joining us. so you were one of the democrats sounding the alarm eight years ago, about hillary clinton's chances in michigan back in 2016, you were of course, proven correct are you as concerned today about vice president harris's chances in michigan? >> so i'm going to answered that differently. i don't believe either candidate has won michigan, but in to 16, nobody believed me. there is an acknowledgement by both campaigns how tight this presidential races nationally. and we are one of the competitive states. i really do believe at this point, we don't don't know who's going to win michigan. and it's going to be about voter turnout. and we are fighting for every vote right now and having everybody know their vote matters. >> so a little hot mic moment in michigan over the weekend, vice president harris was campaigning with your governo

, we are eight days out and right now vice president kamala harris is wrapping up a big rally in ann arbor, michigan, and the closing days of this campaign, she's trying to make the contrast as clear as she can. >> we understand the opportunity that we have before us to turn the page on the fear and divisiveness that have characterized our politics for a decade because of donald trump. we have an opportunity to turn the page and chart a new and joyful way forward where we tap into the ambitions. and, we will tap into the ambitions and the aspirations and the dreams of the american people. let's be clear. we are here because we are fighting for a democracy, and for the right of people to be heard and seen. we are not about the enemy within. we know we are in this together, and that's what we're fighting for. >> that was vice president kamala harris speaking at a campaign rally in ann arbor, michigan, just moments ago. she is just wrapping that up. she offered quite a contrast with the headlights you may have seen from the rally trump held in madison square garden last night. overall, since

the transcript in ann arbor was but one of several legal actions involving robert newburgh. i discovered six more cases at the uk national archives at kew nearly every unlike nearly every other source from this era. these transcripts and their supporting documents are dripping with detail. we actually get to hear what people thought about men who had sex with men, and we have an opportunity, an opportunity to think about how a man accused of same sex intimacy negotiated this world. moreover, the trial took place in philadelphia and new york city, less than a year before the revolution began. and several men involved in the trials fight in the war for independence. more importantly, the rhetoric and ideology of the revolution seeps through the testimony. the enemies of robert newburgh feared that his buggery threatened to bring down the british empire while he and his defenders utilized the language of rights and equality. that was much closer to the words of the american founders than the british army. this is that immoral homosexuality of the american revolution and the tri

speaking in ann arbor in michigan on tuesday kamala harris sought to contrast her message with that ofnot about the enemy within. meanwhile in atlanta, georgia, mr trump hit back at critics who'd labelled him authoritarian, insisting he wasn't a nazi. he returned to attacking immigrants, claiming ms harris was importing criminals who rape and murder. later today, kamala harris will lay out her campaign's closing argument at the ellipse, near the white house. it's where donald trump delivered a controversial speech onjanuary 6th 2021 that helped incite a mob that stormed us capitol in a deadly riot. let's cross live now to washington and speak to our correspondent helena humphrey, and also jeff nussbaum. he served as a special assistant and senior speech writer to presidentjoe biden. we are only one week out. very few people are undecided right now. kamala harris is talking at the ellipse, four years ago we saw donald trump speaking there, rallying his supporters before the storming of the us capital. that would be chosen to hit on that democratic theme about democracy being on the line

maria: vice president harris is headed to ann arbor of today.r ev mandate hurt the campaign in michigan. first, give us your reaction to the former first lady right there. >> we don't expect kamala harris to dazzle us. we just expect her not to sell us down the river. right now in the state of michigan people are scared. they're scared because we have open borders. they're scared because they can't afford gas, groceries and medical bills with 20% inflation. they're scared because right now 1,000 people are being laid off in my district and their jobs being sent to mexico and china, all over the world, because kamala harris' ev mandates are going to force comply or die mandates and they're scared because my opponent is saying we have a dying industry. under carl ma marlinga, kamala harris, it certainly would be. we're pushing back on that. president trump is going to lead the way to get government out of your business and make sure the automotive industry and michigan's economy can thrive once again. maria: do you think the obama's campaign for k

>> we're still waiting to figure out what will happen in ann arbor, michigan.ple catching at home this is what we know happened. a student at the university of michigan, a chinese student who is not a u.s. citizen was able to use his university of michigan student i.d. card to register to vote and at this point we think his vote still might count, though, in michigan. this happened on sunday. according to the michigan secretary of state's office the chinese student cast ballot at a campus polling location in ann arbor, michigan. he is facing serious criminal charges including perjury because he lied about being a citizen. his vote was tabulated. we're trying to figure out what will happen because it is already in the system. the new investigation continues as we get a brand-new look at polls showing exactly how close things are in this battleground state of michigan. the brand-new polls from fox news that show harris is leading trump by two points in michigan on the expanded ballot with rfk junior. he dropped out of the race to endorse trump but he is still goi

>> all on campus means football in ann arbor, that means go blue whatever your politics hall on campus also means election crunch time and here the push to vote and vote early is just about everywhere you look, you are not getting to the white house unless you get michigan and you're certainly not going to the white house unless you get gen z jade gray and anushka jalisatgi are former president's of the college democrats, jealous sake is now a first-year law student born in missouri, but this time voting in michigan, a lot of my out-of-state friends are switching their registration to michigan because they know it's a battleground state university art museum doubles as a voting hub outside this registration desk stands out as does this school day concert every you and me that very spot on our last visit in may was home to a student encampment protesting israel's response to the hamas terrorist attack. >> and biden administration weapons shipments to israel, the university won't allow another encampment so it's harder to judge the depth of student anger. gray now works in digital organi

she's headed to macomb county where she's touring a labor union facility, and later she'll be in ann arbortage with governor tim walz, the opening act, by the way, is maggie rogers. voting is open in the crucial swing state of michigan. nearly 1.8 million ballots have already been cast, and starting today, election workers can begin to process some of them. joining us now, nbc news correspondent shaq brewster who's in detroit for us. shaq, who has a need to process the ballots in the state of michigan? >> reporter: will help avoid the scenes we saw in 2020 where you had protesters banging on the glass outside some of these counting facilities, causing poll workers to stop the count. this allows poll workers to start early. this is in detroit, at these tables, you see under the watchful eye of some election observers, you have clerking going through and actually opening up those individual ballot envelopes that have already been verified for signature. they open them up and check the number on the ballot and cross check with the number on the envelope and make sure it's consistent. if every

the campus divide goes well beyond picking a president at both ann arbor and wayne state anger it's school officials for how protests been handled. and among students, a divide over how we got here. >> there were atrocities on october 7. but again, these people are fighting for their land and for there families. >> on october 7, they weren't fighting on their land. they crossed into israel yeah so even though didn't start on october 7, it really didn't maya siegmann is a wayne state junior active in the campus hillel chapter, just back the summer in israel the propaganda war, the social media war, the news war that hamas and israel are fighting. >> hamas is winning. it is hard because when people talk about being on the right side of history, and then they don't educate themselves enough to figure out which one is the right side. it's a bandwagon effect siegmann will vote harris, though she wishes vice president would give more details. the debate was hard because she didn't directly answer most of the questions. and when the topic of the israel hamas war came up, there wasn't really a sol

helps folks who are looking for these sorts of manufacturing jobs as well before she moves on to ann arbor. michigan is one where 1.7 million people have cast ballots in early voting started state-wide on saturday. the vice president is spending as much time as possible talking about the work she's done to create jobs in this area, talking about, for example, that investment from the biden/harris administration that was announced just last week, $325 million to help with manufacturing growth and development in michigan as well. so, this is something that the vice president we expect to focus on in her remarks later this evening when she holds this big rally with her running mates in ann arbor. >> thank you so very much. for more on this and to continue our conversation, joining us now is julio rodriguez -- founder of the -- someone i very much respect. julio, i've got to tell you, the beginning of our conversation, i just feel sick to hear someone, anyone, anywhere, talk about puerto rico like what he did, that comedian. and i was -- i was struck by your comments last night. you posted on

jacqui heinrich live in ann arbor, michigan, where harris is expected to speak later tonight. they don't want joe on the road for them jackie? >> it is a tough headline from axios. harris stiff arms biden in the final stretch. he has reportedly had to days on his calendar open to go out on the trail and campaign for his vice president but the campaign reportedly keeps saying we will get back to you. according to axios, one person familiar with the situation compared it to a slow-moving breakup. harris' team and allies respected biden service but are wary of further tying harris to the unpopular president on the campaign trail. he was in pittsburgh stumping for harris at an event which did not appear in the campaign roundup and reportedly came as a note surprised to the harris team. biden stopped himself from saying they have work to do together. >> with a lot more work to do. , lead us. a lot more work to do. but let me tell you what. we are the envy of the world. we have the best economy in the world. because of you. [applause] a lot more to do. >> campaigns reported wary of

ann arbor. practiced many baltimore, all very liberal places.nd so i me that herd mentality -- i know that herd mentality can and that you're not supposed the move away from that herd mentality without being accused of all kinds of ridiculous things. but the fact of the matter is people are starting to make that move, they're starting to be courageous, heir starting to think for themselves, and that's why you're seeing the migration away. i think you'll see it even further. and, you know, i used to think that way too, and then i did something that you're not supposed to do as a democrat, i listened the a republican. and that was ronald reagan. i said, he sounds just like my mother, you know? no excuses, personal responsibility, hard work, and those are the things that really led to to success in our society. maria: herschel, how do you see it? >> with well, it was totally insulting. it was very insulting, and i want to say hello to dr. carson because he's a pioneer. but at the same time, i want to say, you know, this happens every election year.

the campus divide goes well beyond picking a president at both ann arbor and wayne state, anger at schoolicials for how protests have been handled. and among students a divide over how we got here yes, there were atrocities on october 7. >> but again, these people are fighting for their land and for there families to on october 7, they weren't fighting on their land. they crossed into israel yeah so even though didn't start on october 7 it really didn't. maya siegmann is a wayne state junior active in the campus hillel chapter just back from a summer in israel, the propaganda war, the social media war, the news war that hamas and israel are fighting. hamas is winning. it is hard because when people talk about being on the right side of history, and then they don't educate themselves enough to figure out which one is the right side. it's a bandwagon effect. >> siegmann will vote harris though she wishes the vice president would give more details. >> the debate was hard because she didn't directly answer most of the questions. and when the topic of the israel hamas war came up, there wasn't

city's famed madison square garden last night cnn's eva mckend is standing by at a harris event in ann arbor, michigan. but first let's go to cnn's kristen holmes. she's at tonight's trump rally in atlanta kristen, as the trump camp. faces backlash for that new york city rally last night, what is the former president is saying today well wolf right now, he just going to show up a meeting with faith leaders. >> you have to remember what they're trying to do is drive out early voters. georgia is a state that is critical to this election, but it's also state where early voting has begun to what they are doing is they are targeting various groups to make sure that they are hitting the polls ahead of that november 5 election today, it was faithful leaders. we've seen them do those women and other various groups. and as we noted, comes at a time where donald trump's team is really facing an enormous amount of backlash, not just from democrats, but also from some republicans over controversial comments that the former, that were not made by the former president, but actually by speakers before the

i know john, you're in ann arbor, michigan tonight. your fourth battleground in four days and i know you've had a chance to speak to younger voters where you are right now, what did they tell you? >> younger voters, sorry. well, if younger voters are focused today, this is my fourth visit here in our arbor and two and arbor, excuse me, in the past year to talk with younger voters, i want to bring up michigan on the magic wall here, just to show you where we are, you see detroit here, then you come over to here, washington county. that's where you find in our we'll look at the big margin. joe biden had in this county four years ago, a lot of them that's because of enthusiasm of younger voters on college campuses. a big question, this fear from vice president harris will student anger at the israel hamas conflict, anger at the white house? will that affect her? well, listen here. this is jade gray, what you're about to hear from. she's the former president of the college democrats here. she works for progressive organization now, a year

meanwhile, democratic nominee kamala harris put her pitch to voters at a rally in ann arbor — where sher running mate tim walz. meanwhile, puerto rico has been thrust into the national spotlight following these controversial remarks over the weekend from tony hinchcliffe, a comedian at a trump rally. among other inflammatory language, he described the us territory as quote a "floating island of garbage". the trump campaign has tried to distance itself from the issue, saying the comments "do not reflect" the republican candidate's views. this was the reaction from running mate, jd vance. and my own view is, look, i haven't seen the joke. maybe it's a stupid racistjoke, as you said. i won't comment on the specifics of thejoke. but i think we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing in the united states of america. i'm so over it. speaking earlier, kamala harris says that americans are tired of the diviseness. i think last night donald trump's event in madison square garden highlighted the point i have made throughout this campaign. he have made throughout this campaign-— hav

are all here fighting for democracy and i understand your desire to be heard, but listen here in ann arbor, a heavily democratic county, she's trying to drive up the numbers in places like this one across the state. president biden won this county by over 50 points in 2020, she is trying to replicate that success eva mckend, thanks so much back now with the panel, david, where do you where do you think the races i honestly i just was reading a piece and your papers saying that trump aides were quietly i mean harris aides were quietly getting more optimistic. >> i think it's a dead even race. i think you see these models analytic models that have trump ahead by a whisker, but that essentially is a tied race. i think all these battleground states are well within the margin of error. so i, you know, i think it's going to come down to who mobilizes their vote. it's going to come down to whether there are in fact republican voters and white non-college women who are not saying that they're going to vote for harris, but are going to vote for harrison. it's going to be whether black voters and yo

she needs to do really well in these university towns in ann arbor, and ypsilanti, mount pleasant, andlansing as well. because this is where she will need to run the score up to counter some of trump's advantages in working-class areas of the state. john: former president trump is in oakland county, a detroit suburb. what does that tell us about who he is trying to motivate? chad: he is trying to get the core republican base of oakland county, to get them out and get them to vote early. his strategy is turned her toward trying to mirror the democrats strategy in previous elections, to bank as many early votes between absentee votes by mail, and also early in person voting. john: michigan economy, still build around the auto industry. the auto industry internal combustion engines. this shift to electric vehicles, how is each campaign dealing with that issue? chad: donald has honed in on the subject with specific issues, going after evey's. essentially saying to people, your big three automakers should t be trying to compete with china. he went into flint, a vehicle city, the birthplace

two stops in saginaw and macomb counties, then ending the night with a turn out the vote rally in ann arbor. in an effort to gain support from young voters. former president trump made two stops in the state of georgia, another crucial state here, starting with a visit to powder springs for a summit hosted by the national faith advisory board urging the importance of hitting the polls. the former president ended the day with a rally in the city of atlanta. and as the election does get closer, more voters are becoming increasingly anxious about this race. ktvu zac sos joins us live tonight here in studio. and zac, you heard from some voters in the bay area, what's what's making them so stressed? >> yeah. and i, of course, can only speak for the voters i had a chance to chat with. but really, it seems to come down to that uncertainty factor. this election, it's obviously been incredibly polarizing. people. i spoke to have been glued to the polls. they want to know if their candidate is going to come out on top. and many say waiting a week, it will feel like a month. >> i'm feeling more and mo

tim walls in ann arbor. the big story from the harris campaign is that they are capitalizing on some of the race as language they came out of donald trump's rally at madison square garden in new york on sunday, namely the calling of the commonwealth of puerto rico, a trash island. and so this is a way for the harris campaign to try to persuade those yet undecided latino voters, particularly in the swing state of pennsylvania to vote for her in part because as the vice president told reporters before flying to michigan on monday, that the people of the us are really tired of this. they are tired of this language . they're tired of the hatred and division, which she says, donald trump has been spewing throughout his campaign. and in fact, throughout his entire adult life. she said that she is trying to build a unified country and that people who want to see people getting along with each other, it tolerating each other, respecting each other, should convert consider voting for harris waltz. all right, tours an

. >> reporter: tonight in ann arbor a rare rally reunion with running mate tim walz, who met with union machinists in wisconsin this morning and pounded former president trump's record. >> he talks a big game. but he was an absolute disaster for working people. >> reporter: while overall polls show a razor-thin race across the battleground states a closer look at the economy brings out a sharp divide. 42% of voters said if trump wins they would be better off financially. but just 24% say they would be better off under harris. joseph knowles, a recently laid off auto worker, has been a lifelong democrat. now he's supporting trump. >> right now i think trump is the best to help bring back these jobs, to help bring back affordability. >> reporter: union electrical worker barry plant voted early for harris. >> she's got plans. trump doesn't have any plans. >> reporter: and that makes a difference to you? >> absolutely. >> reporter: today michigan begins processing its early votes. with nearly 1.8 million ballots already cast. among today's early voters, president biden, who waited more than

if you go to, it says, you know, just a few miles away from here in the ann arbor, you will see that they're being led by jewish americans. if you go to protest in detroit, just a few miles away from here, you'll see that they are being led by a black americans. but if arab americans with holes and like from the democrats and from gets in, so the white house, how would you see it about that right now? i don't know who is a bigger threat to democracy, is a donald trump, who, who talked about a stolen election or is it kamala harris was not listening to the people. if i'm committed, voice is showing the democrats on election day. it's feasible that lose michigan and with the presidency. but if cause the anger is working against the democrats and on another issue, is working against the republicans and we see it 1st times 9. 0 hi. how are you doing? well, if you would put your 1st last name sel, and zip on this and fine, we'll send you all your pulling information as well as down pallets as well. we've been particularly young ones registering to vote in that drives. okay. if i could ask

she stopped by a computer chip factory, and spoke at ann arbor — where she was been joined by musicianeech, she was interrupted by a group of students protesting against the war in gaza. and listen. hey, on the subject of gaza. hey, guys, i hearyou. 0n the subject of gaza, we all want this war to end as soon as possible and get the hostages out. and i will do everything in my power to make it so. the main talking point in the election continues to be dominated by the widespread criticism over the comments a comedian made about puerto rico at a trump rally in new york on sunday. tony hinchcliffe was one of a list of speakers before donald trump at the new york event, when he said this. there's a lot going on. like, i don't know if you guys know this but there is literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah. i think it's called puerto rico. the archbishop of puerto rico has called on donald trump to personally apologise for the comedians' comments. the trump campaign has tried to distance itself from the issue, saying the comments "do not reflect" the

stopped by a computer chip factory in saginaw, and just wrapped a speech herself in the city of ann arborusician maggie rogers and her running mate tim walz. to something else that's been making headlines in the us — there's been widespread criticism of comments a comedian made about puerto rico at a trump rally on sunday eveningtony puerto rico at a trump rally on sunday evening. tony hinchcliffe was one of a list of speakers before donald trump at the new york event — when he likened the us territory to a "floating pile of garbage". there's a lot going on. the trump campaign has tried to distance itself from the issue, saying the comments "do not reflect" the republican candidate's views. this was the reaction from running mate, jd vance. and my own view, look, i haven't seen the joke. maybe it's a stupid racistjoke as you said. i wont comment on the specifics of thejoke. but i think we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing in the united states of america. i'm so over it. for some more lawmaker reaction, i've been speaking with democratic congresswoman from new york, ny

meanwhile in the last few hours, democratic nominee kamala harris put her pitch to voters at a rally in ann arborwing these controversial remarks over the weekend from tony hinchcliffe, a comedian at a trump rally. among other inflammatory language, he described the us territory as a "floating island of garbage". the trump campaign has tried to distance itself from the comments, while kamala harris pointed to the reference as a sign that trump is "fanning the fuel of trying to divide" americans. meanwhile early voting is already under way in several states. millions of americans will cast their vote before the 5th of november — including the current president, joe biden, who voted today in his home state of delaware. bbc radio 1 newsbeat is travelling across the country talking to young americans about the issues that matter to them. the first stop for political reporter jordan kenny is atlanta, georgia ? one of the 7 swing states where this election will be won or lost. georgia is a young state with a high share of potential voters under 30. it was won byjoe biden for the democrats in 2020 with

outstripping the 21,000 who showed up in ann arbor, michigan, last night, and the 30,000 who filled adium for her in houston on friday. with just a week to go, the campaign is pulling out all the stops, taking over the famed las vegas sphere in battleground nevada. and while former republican president george w. bush has stayed neutral in this race, his daughter, barbara bush, revealed that she spent the weekend campaigning for harris in pennsylvania, telling "people" magazine that she is doing it to "protect women's rights." >> it's it is time to turn the page on the drama and the conflict, the fear and division. it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. [cheers and applause] and i am ready to offer that leadership as the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: a harris official told me today that this race is so close that it's really going to come down to who has a better saturday, sunday, and monday in the battleground states. who's better able to convert the energy from rallies like this one into a last-minute ground game blitz that drives mor

earlier, harris campaigned in ann arbor, michigan, while bruce springsteen and barack obama campaigned for her in philadelphia. here's a good rule if somebody does not respect you, if somebody does not see you as fellow citizens with equal claims to opportunity, to the pursuit of happiness, to the american dream, you should not vote for them. barbara bush, the daughter of former president george w bush, granddaughter to the late first lady barbara bush, is knocking on doors this morning in pennsylvania campaigning for kamala harris. donald trump, meanwhile, asked the press to attend an announcement at his home in florida this morning, but that announcement contained no new information. the trump campaign meantime distancing itself from some of the speakers at monday's madison square garden trump rally, particularly the speaker who called puerto rico a floating island of garbage. the campaign says it does not support such language, though vice presidential candidate j.d. vance suggests people just get over it. i think that we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing in the

i belonging begins with us.org slash team collins tonight at nine in ann arbor, michigan is we showed at the top or campaign is out with a new ad in last night's trump show here in new york's hands even can joins us now with more. how else has the fallout from this madison? in square garden event impacted the harris campaign that the message here tonight from the vice president was leaning on michigan voters to vote early. >> she pledged to do all that she could if elected to pursue policies to bring down the cost of living there was another notable moment tonight when young people were protesting over gaza. that's not unusual. that is a regular occurrence of democratic events. but what struck me is what she said in response to them. she said, unlike the former president, i don't believe in the enemy from within. we are all here fighting for democracy and i understand your desire to be heard, but listen here in ann arbor, a heavily democratic county, she's trying to drive up the numbers in places like this one across the state. president biden won this county by over 50 points in 2020

and i understand your desire to be heard, but listen here in ann arbor, a heavily democratic county,'s trying to drive up the numbers in places like this one across the state. president biden won this county by over 50 points in 2020, she is trying to replicate that success. >> even mckend, thanks so much back now with the panel, david, where do you where do you think the racist i honestly i just was reading a piece and your papers saying that trump aides were quietly i mean, harris aides were quietly getting more optimistic i think it's a dead even race. >> i think, you know, you see these models analytic models that have trump ahead by a whisker, but that essentially is a tied race. i think all of these battleground states are well within the margin of error. so you know, i think it's going to come down to who mobilizes their vote is going to come down to whether there are, in fact republican voters and white non-college women who are not saying that they're going to vote for harris, but are going to vote for harrison. it's going to be whether black voters and young voters and hisp

candidate in the joint history women's and gender studies program at the university of michigan in ann arbor. she is a historian of the u.s. that specializes in transgender history, urban history, and the history of racial capitalism. she is a board member of the committee on elegy dt history. it won a big award. she co-edited intimate states, gender, sexuality, and governments. that is with the university of chicago press. ryan patrick murphy is associate professor of history and women's gender and sexuality studies. he is the author of the regulating desire. flight attendant activism, and workplace justice from temple, which won the 2017 david montgomery award from the oah. he is currently at work on the book teamsters metropolis, with the university of michigan press, forthcoming in 2024. we look forward to that, which explores the connection between suburbanization, heteronormativity, and jimmy hoffa's mass organizing campaign. he was once a flight attendant for united airlines, and elected leader of the association of flight attendants local 11. >> their dissertation refused to run away

and her running mate governor tim walls are joined by singer-songwriter maggie rogers for -- in ann arbor starting at 7:15 ete c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. maryland, a republican. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. it is like we have three parties. democrat, republican, and manga. -- maga. there is a long list of people that do not support trump and have had nothing nice to say about him. for secretary of state, even nikki haley has said stuff about him and changed her mind. h.r. mcmaster, who was the national security advisor, there is a long list of people in the white house. trump did pass an executive amendment executive order f they were calling it, about the civil service jobs.

uh, any ann arbor, you will see that there being led by jewish americans. if you go to protests in detroit, just a few miles away from here, you'll see that they are being led by a black americans. but if ever been merican with holes and like for the democrats and from gets in, so the white house, how would you see it about that right now? i don't know who is a bigger threat to democracy, is a donald trump, who uh, who talked about a stolen election or is it kamala harris was not listening to the people. if i'm committed, voice is showing the democrats on election day gets feasible. they'll lose michigan and with the presidency. but if cause the anger is working against the democrats and on another issue is working against the republicans and we see it firsthand. you 9. 0 hi. how are you? doing? well, if you would put your 1st last name sel, and zip on this and fine, we'll send you all your pulling information as well as down pallets as well. we mean, particularly young ones are registering to vote in that drives. okay. if i could ask the 3 of you to sign o

any ann arbor, you will see that they're being led by jewish americans. if you go to protest in detroit, just a few miles away from here, you'll see that they are being led by a black americans. but if arab americans with holes and like from the democrats and from gets in, so the white house, how would you see it about that right now? i don't know who is a bigger threat to democracy, is a donald trump, who uh, who talked about a stolen election or is it kamala harris was not listening to the people. if i'm committed, voice is showing the democrats on election day. it's feasible that lose michigan and with the presidency. but if cause the anger is working against the democrats and on another issue is working against the republicans and we see it firsthand. you 9. 0 hi. how are you doing? well, if you would put your 1st last name sel, and zip on this and fine, we'll send you all your pulling information as well as down pallets as well. we mean, particularly young ones are registering to vote in that drives. okay. if i could ask the 3 of you to sign one of r