-- great home of the state of arizona.o, gabby and i played rock paper scissors to see who could speak first today. and guess who won? [laughter] you are right. [laughter] my wife, the woman who inspires me each and every day and teaches me to never give up. [cheers and applause] gabby giffords. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "gabby"] ms. giffords: our lives can change so quickly. mine did when i was shot. but i never gave up hope. i chose to make a new start and look ahead to not look back. i am relearning several things, how to walk, how to talk, and i am fighting to make the country safer. [cheers and applause] it can be so difficult. setbacks are hard, but it helped myself move ahead. i am finding joy in small things, riding my bike, playing the french horn, going to the gym, laughing with friends. these things add up. we are living in challenging times. we are up for the challenge. [applause] my own recovery has been years. many helped me along the way, and i have learned so much. i've learned that people care

that arizona just could not leave it alone, could you -- but arizona just could not leave it alone, coulders and applause] wow. [cheers] you know, it's not as if anybody cares about crowd sizes or anything. [laughter] wow. let me begin by giving a few thanks to some people here and a few dear folks to us. first, i want to thank arizona for sharing mark kelly and gabby giffords. [cheers] gabby was a classmate of mine in 2006, and they are both national treasures. thank you, arizona. i also had the privilege of serving with congressman gallego. i have to tell you -- [cheers and applause] he was an amazing colleague and is going to be an amazing senator, but -- [cheers] we get a twofer with ruben, because we know who is never going to be a united states senator. to all the local elected officials, thank you, but a most important thank you to each and every one of you. look, you took time out of your busy lives. you got babysitters, took time off work, you walked in miles -- looked, -- you want for miles -- look, i'm from minnesota. we walk on water, it's so damn cold, but not you, you came,

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but arizona just cannot leave it alone, could you? wow. you know, it's not as if anybody cares about crowd sizes or anything. >> the biden-harris ticket one arizona in 2020 by fewer than 11,000 votes. tonight in arizona, vice president harrison governor walz spoke to an enthusiastic crowd of democrats and republicans, including the co-chair of the arizona chapter of republicans for harris, mesa mayor john giles. former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords took the stage to loud cheers to deliver this inspiring message. >> we are living challenging times. we are up with a challenge. my own [ inaudible ] of taken years. many people helped me along the way and i learned so much. i learned when people care for each other and work together, progress is possible. the world is possible. but, change doesn't happen overnight and we can't do it alone. join me. let's move ahead together. >> governor walz spoke in virginia. violent crimes were up and trump and we don't even have to count him is that to make it up. beat him at the ballot box. republica

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what is going to play in arizona? >> arizona is an aspirational state.w, buy a house, start their families, study, start businesses. the state is doing gangbusters when it comes to business. we have the lowest unemployment in the history of the country so looking forward but recognizing that we have challenges really matters and that is why it's important to talk about what we are going to do, not just who you should hate. we're talking about how we are going to work together, not how you are going to divide us. we are going to talk about the successes we had with the chips act or bringing in some of the most high-tech jobs this country has seen, and it all happening here in arizona, so that is what is going to happen. if you go and talk to latinos, a very big, growing population in the state -- i just had a great event, and we talked about the american dream and how you could acquire that american dream here in the united states is someone actually believes in you and we are that people. i believe not just in latinos, but any arizonan, as long as they a

what will play in arizona? >> arizona is an aspirational state.s, to grow, to buy a house, start their families, start businesses. the state is doing gangbusters when it comes to businesses. we have the lowest unemployment in the history of the country. recognizing we have challenges really matters and this is why it is important that we talk about what we will do, not just to you should hate. we will talk about how we should work together, not how you divide us. we will talk about the success we had with the chips act. we are bringing in some of the most high-tech jobs this country has seen and it is all happening in arizona. so that is what is going to happen. you talk to latinos, a big, growing population in the state. i just had a great event and we talked about the american dream and how you can acquire that in the united states. you need someone that believes in you and we are the people. not only in the american dream, but any arizonan who is willing to put their fight into it. >> the border issue is a real issue for arizonans. talk to me a

in arizona, mr. trump's lead over ms.has narrowed from five points last month to nearly two points in early august. joining me from arizona is the mayor of phoenix. thank you for joining us. many commentators would say arizona is a swing state, it was leaning republican. now it is back to a tossup. you know how elections go, how close do you think it will be this year? >> arizona was the closest state in the last presidential eltion. we know it will be close. in the last few hours, another poll came out. it showed vice president harris in the lead. >> the momentum is infectious here. tomorrow i will go to the largest rally i have been at in my days of service in arizona. it is incredible. it is so oversubscribed, people are signing up in masses. i was doorknocking this weekend and met several people who had never gotten involved in doorknocking but wanted to be part of history. >> you are a democrat, but i republican mayor in another part of arizona is also endorsing kamala harris. will many republicans crossover to vote

of arizona.ouncer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage a be muhammada. [applause] ♪ >> everything i its fighters, don't they? [applause] today is a very special day for one of arina's toughest fighters. don't know if you knew this, but today it is the birthday of arizona's next senator, kari lake. [cheers and applause] believe me, she is the most courageous and loyal woman i know and we are going to get hurt elected. i abe hamadeh former prosecutor and former captain of the u.s. army reserve. and today i stand before you as your next congressman. [applause] and i know our country is worth fighting for. that is exactly where we are all here today. what we have witnessed over the past four years -- [chants of "fight!"] what we have witnessed over the past four years is an unprecedented attack of the american people and the very foundations of our country's principles. the radical-left has infiltrated every aspect of our lives. it's not just the government fighting, it's the entrenched

i do want to get a piece of music came out of arizona. the other day, kamala harris faced criticism from the audience. she faced a heckler and some chance and she gave a sort of dismissive response. she got it again tonight and i want to play this, i want everybody to listen to how different her response was tonight from what it was the other night. let's listen. >> we are here to fight for our democracy. democracy. which includes respecting the voices that i think we are hearing from and let me just say this, on-topic of what i think i am hearing over there. let me just speak to that for a moment and then i'm going to get back to the business at hand. so, let me say, i have been clear, now is the time to get a cease-fire deal and get the hostage deal done. >> i want to get your take on that, it was a total shift, tonal. not total, from what she did in detroit the other night. >> it is the mark of a good candidate that you can adjust on the fly. i think she has a better tone tonight that is respectful of disagreement, leads some space to

tonight, more than 15,000 in arizona. people all across the country are legitimately excited about kamala harris. some of it is organic, some of it is really about the angst around joe biden, some of it is a new campaign strategy. since taking her place at the top of the ticket, harris has changed the democratic ticket messaging strategy entirely. as people close to harris told nbc news today, gone are joe biden's dark warnings about the life and death stakes for american democracy. while harris understands that threat, she is choosing to focus the messaging of her campaign on freedom and joy. freedom and joy. take those two things one at a time. as a member of the harris team told nbc news, harris thinks that freedom is an easier way for people to understand how they are being personally impacted. freedom is an easier way to understand what it means for democracy to be under threat. what that means practically is that harris started speaking less about the threat trump poses to democracy and more about the freedom for ki

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the last poll i saw in arizona was late july. harris was up by 2, i'm sure it is within the margin of error. it shows economy and immigration are top for voters in arizona. they are like that in a lot of places. so as you know and talk to voters there, what's the kind of message they're looking for? what are the concerns you hear that they want a president to fix? >> first of all, economy, housing, immigration, and resigned right now there's kind of a honeymoon period for kamala harris. the democratic base is fired up here like never before, something we have never seen in years. younger voters are fired up according to a recent poll that shows kamala harris ahead by three points. again, within the margin of error, but once again, arizona is a tossup. so i think there's a lot of kind of waiting. when will this period end and when will she address those three specific issues? as we heard a minute ago, there's a new ad out talking about kamala harris now embracing the toughest border security bill in decades that stalled in congres

most of the country, why in arizona? >> well, it's not done anywhere, but it's done in arizona because we have a legislature that for false reasons without any evidence believes there's a whole bunch of people voting who should not be voting. and we know that's not true. we have facts to show that that's not true. a lot of these folks are trying to suppress the vote by raising the bar and making it harder and harder for eligible u.s. citizens to vote. that's number one problem. but the second problem is now because of that we have a bifurcated system, where some voters can vote on a fed only ballot, because they meet the same standards that everybody else in the country meets, they just don't meet the higher arizona standard of having to show papers in order to be able to vote. we don't just take american citizens at their word in arizona, we have this more ridiculous version of doing things. and we will continue to follow the law as long as i'm the secretary of state. let's not get that wrong. i don't think the law is c

to vote, and here in arizona, every vote counts. president biden won here in 2020 by just under 11,000 votes. norah? >> norah: caitlin huey-burns

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we will not put up with that in arizona.law enforcement throughout arizona to make sure drop boxes, lection sites are safe and secure. what i have been clear about since day one is that arizona's top prosecutor, we will not put up with an attempt to harass or engage in a death threat or threat of violence against our election officials. we will not put up with it. if you do it, we will prosecute you if it is warranted. you know, in arizona, we saw two thirds of all of our counties lose an election official in the last election cycle because of those kinds of threats. it is a real word. >> it sure is. i know you are on you, kris mayes, keep on keeping on in arizona. >>> for all of you, we will keep a very close eye on what is going on, we see a hug between the spouses and the candidates. now we have second gentleman dug him off, he has been second gentleman for the last four years. let's listen to the crowd, the enthusiasm and what he has to say. here he is. >> all right, i am just catching up on everything. last time i saw t

it was 10,000 is arizona 12,000 in georgia. the style of speaking about the thorniest issues, we will see if it changes in the aftermath of this convention. >> sandra: jackie, thank you. john. >> john: a woman attacked at a california metro station appear you will not believe what happened and what police are saying. we have the chilling footage coming up. plus this. speak out it is bobby's decision. i came into this supporting him wholeheartedly to win the election. >> sandra: there are reports rfk jr. may be throwing in the towel and it could happen as soon as tomorrow. and put his support behind former president donald trump. trump says he would be honored. we will see what brian kilmeade says next. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us they say seeing is believing, but with stearns & foster® that's only part of the story. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like

arizona, georgia, nevada.ive nature that this campaign for the presidency has become and the impact it is having down ballot. a part of that also matters around ticket splitters, people who may vote for kamala harris for president and maybe a different candidate down-- how are democrats assessing that aspect of this pain as well, trying to hold their vote together so that, to our earlier point in the conversation, you can take advantage and battleground states like georgia, arizona, and nevada where you are winning the u.s. senate seat, for example, and presidency? >> i would say a couple of things, michael. first and foremost, vice president harris and coach walz are generating a level of enthusiasm and excitement amongst all americans, but in particular, of course, folks within the democratic party, but in the pendants-- independence as well, but some recoveries republicans that we have not seen in the better part of half, not just electing them as president and vice president, but ultimately house democrats

history and arizona's conservative history. >> that's exactly right. a personal thank you for having me on. i can tell you what is going on in arizona is the same thing going on in many states. the folks here are seeing the republican party nominate people for important offices who are more interested in scoring partisan political points than in solving problems. carrie lake, the senate candidate running against representative gallego and donald trump are exhibits a and b of that, the people and talking to her looking at those candidates and seeing two people who can't focus on the future. elections are about the future, not about the past. >> when i spoke to republicans over the last few years in arizona, particularly the late grant woods, what they are seeing in some of the democratic candidates like your democratic secretary of state, is people who work in service to their country. that's how arizonans seem to see their politicians. i know arizonans have crossed political lines many times in the past, because liberals have liked conservative candida

nowadays, the mayor of mesa, arizona asks for the white house quite a bit, i am the mayor of arizona,s now, under president obama, president trump and president biden that i have seen the impact that a presidential administration can have on cities and during the trump administration, cities were largely ignored. during the biden administration, we have enjoyed a good relationship and we have seen record investment in our communities and we are seeing economic prosperity as a result of that. and so i thought it was-- i am a republican, but i have elect did to be a nonpartisan mayor. my city council is made up of democrats and independents and republicans and we all get along very well and we do a great job when we focus on the problems that are in front of us, rather than getting into the weeds and trying to be partisan. so, that was really-- the context that compelled me to speak up in this situation. my city would not be well served, by a second trump presidency. again, we would go back to being largely a nord and really , even more than that, the subject of hostile attacks from the

it is not a left-right thing in arizona. i have spent a lot of time in arizona where a lot of republicans who are very proud of their conservative heritage say we can't do this, we can vote for these wackos who say the election wasn't won. >> honestly that is my dad. those are my neighbors. i mean, there are so many voters in arizona who are persuadable. this is really someone's race to win or lose and i think it's going to come down to our retired math issues that are important to people in arizona. that is something that is really going to make the difference in this campaign. we want to know about the border. we want to know about housing. we want to know about healthcare and affordability. these are things that are important to the people of arizona and the messaging will swing the vote. >> you know there are republicans stuart and i were just talking about, some of whom spoke at the democratic national convention and some of whom we speak to on the show and one of whom i will speak to later on in the show was a deputy c

and it isn't simply random republicans joining to support democrats but the idea that arizona has asome of these election denier sent extremists were doing to arizona's history and conservative history. >> that is right. first of all, thank you for having me. i can tell you what is going on in arizona is the same thing in many states with the folks here that see the republican party nominate people for important offices who are more interested in scoring partisan political points than in solving problems like kari lake the senate candidate running against ruben gallego. the people i am talking to her looking at those two candidates and they see two people who can't focus on the future and elections are about the future not so much about the past. >> when i have spoken to republicans in arizona in the past few years, particularly, the late grant woods, what they see in some of the democratic candidates like your secretary of state for instance is people who work in service to their country and this is how arizonans like to see the politicians and they have crossed political lines in

that is how close donald trump came to being indicted a fifth time in arizona.which 18 people were charged enough a collector scheme. some of the prominent, non- arizona defendants in that case are mark meadows, former white house chief of staff who was also indicted in georgia. rudy giuliani. boris epshteyn. attorney john eastman, also indicted in georgia and attorney jenna ellis, also indicted in georgia. jenna ellis has pleaded guilty in georgia and pleaded guilty this week in arizona, which could move donald trump closer to being indicted in arizona if she provides even stronger evidence against donald trump in that case. in response to motions by some arizona defendants saying that the prosecution was politically motivated, the prosecution filed a motion to prove how restrained the indictment was. the motion says the state grand jury was told by the attorney general's office on multiple occasions that it had the discretion to indict no one. far from being biased, the attorney general's office despite the grand jury's interest in doing so asked the grand jur

mate, arizona, of course, a crucial swing state.en won by over 10,000 votes. the vice president noted, arizona's laws put on the state in 1864. that law was overturned by panicked republicans in the state legislature. reproductive health care advocates aren't taking any chances. abortion will now be on the ballot, in arizona, this november. secretary of state just certified a ballot initiative to enshrine in abortion rights in the constitution. missouri certified its ballot measure today. tim walz, doug imhoff, and then iceman of the left end election defined by two very different kinds of dies. i want to talk about the piece in a second, but on the ballot initiative, you and i both covered politics for years, and one of the things that happens with campaigns is people of campaign promises depends on do you have a trifecta the, do you have both houses of legislature, this stuff is clear, if voters want to vote this and it will be enshrined. it is just really end up or down thing. if he can win you can secure abortion rights for the

nbc's aaron gilchrist is live in glendale, arizona. i know you have been talking to voters, what are they telling you about the harris campaign? >> reporter: you talk to some voters here, chris, in the phoenix area. the new democratic ticket is certainly getting people's attention. they're wondering if this is a ticket that could be a winning ticket. the harris campaign feels there's momentum here to capitalize on. they feel like there's been a ground swell of support, evidenced by a significant increase in the number of volunteers that have signed up. the campaign says since vice president harris became the candidate, the eventual nominee, that 20,000 plus people have signed up to volunteer for the campaign. at the same time, when you talk to voters here, there are issues that are specific in some ways to arizona, to nevada, to the southwest that we hear in other parts of the country. there's such a large, a significant number of independent voters here in arizona that the campaign has to target that group. they represent about 1/3 of

set to address the nation from arizona.he state's ballot, fueling speculation that he will end his white house bid and endorse foreign president trump. his likely exit could potentially alter the election. former 2024 presidential candidate marianne williamson joins us now to talk about this more. full disclosure, you and i are personal friends, but that would never prevent us from having a spirited political discussion. let me ask this question. robert kennedy jr. was treated terribly by the democratic party, which is what he bailed and went independent. he received similar treatment from the democratic party. they would never even let you gain a foothold. what do you think about what he's doing now? >> we don't know for sure what he's going to do in this press conference. we do seem fairly confident that he's dropping out of the race. that seems to be certain. whether or not he is going to endorse trump, it is a rumor, it's out there, but there was also a rumor that beyonce was going to be at the democratic national conve

well, that is the image we are getting from phoenix, arizona we are getting from phoenix, arizona wenior to come out and there is speculation that he could step aside given his polling numbers are small compared to the two main candidates. questions about whether he will endorse donald trump. we will go to that as soon as it gets under way. still to come on the world today — we hearfrom our correspondent in siciliy as the final body is recovered after the yacht accident. and is a cure on the horizon for lung cancer? we'll find out more shortly. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. the outcome of the us election could have a very different impact on the ukraine—russia war. today, india's prime minister narendra modi urged president zelensky to enter peace talks with russia to end the war. on a visit to kyiv — mr modi said, he would act as a "friend" — to try to bring about a truce. last month president zelensky criticised india's prime minister for visiting vladimir putin in moscow, on the day that dozens of people were killed in ukraine, by russian

this is pinal county, arizona. it is rural republican. and the pre canvassing meeting, if they save hydrate includes a reminder, a lot of trump voters aren't happy when a progressive comes calling. >> you know, it's getting hot out there. we definitely know it's not just the temperature we just keep it moving. tell him, thank you. have a good day. >> pablo correa and jacob dials also walked these streets in 2020 when joe biden won arizona by just 10,000 votes. this year things were looking rough, but now this handout is a keepsake. >> ever have a campaign year like this? >> ever had a campaign year like this a new version with kamala harris is at the print shop. >> now we are hearing conversations about like hope, while already told my friends, my family, my neighbor to go out and vote versus yeah, i'm going to go out and vote probably the canvassers or more excited democratic voters to its palpable. >> now there's excitement and if you can throw excitement on top but duty, there is something closer to home with harris at the top of the t

so instead were going to a different brand size, thousands of boulders in arizona because of, of, of, of this law. and because of the decision by the supreme court to uphold this particular part of the law. here's the thing. at least 10 percent of those who are body age don't even have a definitive proof of citizenship. it's not tom and the united states to walk around with your birth certificate. people simply don't do that. it's even though, so you do have their birth certificates and other forms of citizenship readily available. it's not necessarily available when they're going to register to vote with something else to consider is that even if it's locations where they're being child, where they can potentially be silent for these locations where they have to buy their, there isn't a copy machine so you can make a copy of the birth certificate or the definitive proof of citizenship. so it's really nonsense, a comb with what we're seeing in arizona and ultimately it's going disenfranchised folders. what about, do you think it's going to have an impact on the outcome in such a cruci

the junior in phoenix, arizona. the -a of junior in phoenix, arizona. party of my father, _ junior in phoenix, arizona. tue party of my father, my junior in phoenix, arizona. tte party of my father, my uncle, junior in phoenix, arizona. ttj: party of my father, my uncle, a party of my father, my uncle, a party which i pledge my own allegiances to long before i was old enough to vote. i attended my first democratic convention in the age of six in 1960. back then, the democrats were the champions of the constitution of civil rights, they stood against authoritarianism, against censorship, against colonialism, imperialism and unjust wars. we were the party of labour, of the working class. the party of government transparency and the champion of the environment. our party was the bulwark against big money insurance and corporate power. it was the power democracy. as you know, i left the party in october because it had departed so dramatically from the core values that i grew up with. it had become the party of war, censorship, corruption, big pharma, big te

trump returns to arizona tomorrow for another event. rfk jr. will be here, too, earlier in the day and it's increasing the speculation that the two could appear at a joint endorsement event and finally mr. trump will end the week in las vegas for one final stop in

>> francisco, muchas gracias por este reporte desde arizona. >> arizona. >> y del lado democrata hoy el proceso para nominar a kamala harris como candidata presidencial, aunque de un modo muy p particular. >> los delegados se estan votando de forma virtual para oficializar como su candidata a la casa blanca, una nominacion que la vicepresidenta tiene garantizada dado que no cuenta con ningun rival que se le oponga. >> la votacion es a partir de hoy y hasta el 5 de agosto. >> nacional electoral suspendio la entrega de resultados de las elecciones del domingo pese a la exigencia de la oposicion de que publique las actas de los comicios. >> y mientras brasil asume el control de las embajadas de peru y argentina y promete proteger a los disidentes refugiados ahi, la lider opositora maria corina machado dijo en una columna de opinion en el wall street journal que se encuentra es escondida y teme por su vida y pidio a la comunidad in internacional que no tolere el gobierno del presidente nicolas maduro al que ella considero ilegitimo. >> mas adelante, kamala harris aspira a convertirse en

i do know that justice monitored primary elections in phoenix, arizona. what else do you believe that justice should be doing in this area? sec. fontes: i think the context was the way they have been communicating communicating about their work. they have been prosecuting threats against elections officials. they have gotten at least one conviction that i am aware of against an individual who made threats against the maricopa county stephen richards, my successor in that office. the problem that i saw is they are not out there celebrating these wins, they are not letting folks know as well as they can that this easy legal. you cannot threaten folks in a free democracy for just doing their jobs. it is domestic terrorism, when the definition of terrorism is a threat, or act of violence for a political gain. this is domestic terrorism. i think they need to celebrate their wins, and speak loudly about these investigations when they start them. we cannot hide behind this notion that some radicals in congress are going to get upset and are going to cry foul. ju

the arizona secretary of state announced late monday that the arizona act shattered the number of ballot to be certified as a ballot initiative. the constitutional amendment for that state now called proposition 139 would create a fundamental right to receive abortion care up until fetal viability, which is usually about 24 weeks. arizona law currently bans most abortions right now after 15 weeks. with this ballot, arizona becomes the second swing state and the second state overall to put abortion access to the voters since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade in 2022. joining us now, arizona secretary of state and executive board member, adrian fontez. thank you for being on. this number of signatures, 577,000, double the amount needed to get it on the ballot. but there are some groups who are still trying to stop it. can they be successful? >> well, first and foremost, we are in the process prop 139 is on the ballot. and as you mentioned, there will be legal challenges. currently there's a legal challenge for the language that goes in the publicity pamphlet we mail out to every vot

precisamente donald trump hizo campaÑa en arizona y nevada .s claves que podrÍan ser decisivos en la elecciÓn. 16 estados cobrados por republicanos presentan demandas contra el alivio migratorioque estarÍa otorgando residencia permanente a indocumentados casados con ciudadanos estadounidenses. univisiÓn sobrevolÓ la colosal selva del dariencon rÍos turbulentos. queda sepultado el sueÑo americano que se atreven a desafiarla . 43 ha muerto este aÑo. >> ¿cÓmo fue esa travesÍa del darien? >> una experiencia que no se la deseo a nadie. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos. la vicepresidenta kamala harris regresÓ hoy a washington fortalecida por su proclamaciÓn oficial como candidata demÓcrata a la casa blanca en la convenciÓn de su partido. elian: el evento tambiÉn dejo imÁgenes icÓnicas como esta del fotÓgrafo to donde se ve a una de las sobrinas de harris mirando a la posible presidenta. maity: kamala harris iniciarÁ una gira por estados claves la prÓxima semana tras el gran impulso de s

so let's take a look at the arizona voucher program.erage of $7000 a year to spend on the private school of their choosing, or other nonpublic options, which include homeschooling, tutoring, or charter schools. at the arizona center for investigative reporting found roughly 60% of vouchers were going to students whose children were deschutes families were already paying for private school education meaning taxpayer dollars are subsidizing private school education for families who can already afford it while siphoning money out of the public school system. quote, arizona has taken hundreds of millions in a new spending for kids who were already attending private schools, a trend that contributed to a $1 billion plus budget deficit this year. plus, a regent -- recent analysis found the arizona schools that posted tuition rates publicly, nearly all of them raised tuition the same year those vouchers became available, making the schools far more expensive than what is covered by the vouchers. that means many low income families were left wi

. >> donald trump in arizona joined on stage by rfk jr. who earlier suspended his campaign and endorsed donald trump. he came on to the stage with 45, and said the former president has his full endorsement. they are going to be campaigning together, and that we need to make america healthy again. he wanted to get out of neo-con wars and make childhood diseases go away, wants to end censorship. let's listen to trump in arizona. >> with grace and strength, we would have been out faster. but that was the most embarrassing event in the history of our country. leading to a horrific war and humiliation all over the world when putin saw that, he invaded ukraine. it brought a lot of people back, because they said that the united states is run by incompetent people. the united states is no longer respected. it is no longer strong. that's what they said. a lot of these things that you are seeing now wouldn't have happened, except for the horrible, horrible event of afghanistan. you know, i -- was dealing with the leader of afghanistan, abdul, and i

will be heading to arizona today. kennedy withdraws from the arizona state ballot. >> todd: what could happen next? madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: good morning. r.f.k. jr. decision to withdraw from arizona state ballot is raising speculation he could end his presidential bid soon. early friday morning, revealing paperwork kennedy, shanahan and their 11 electors filed. can appear on the ballot in the state, signatures have come under scrutiny because some were gathered by a super pac, which is banned. earlier this week, shanahan suggested campaign may be open to ending their bid and joining forces with former president trump to priest kamala harris from winning. trump's campaign is teasing a special guest they say will join at the rally in arizona today. trump says he would welcome his endorsement. >> had a great relationship with him over the years. i respect him. he respects me. i have no idea if he's going to endorse me. he has a news conference. we are in the same state, it is possible we will discuss

arizona gop chairwoman, she is doing a job. >> gina swoboda. anna, she is doing a job and a very good friend of mine, fro the next senator from arizona. i really believe this. >> look, she's running against we're going to have to do it., i was going to bring her up. are you going to say, come on, gary, speak. spoke >> but she just spoke for a half an hour. what the hell am i going to do hereatll am ? l >> but i will tell you, she's running against a guyr it who's a rubber stamp for it. used to be by now. >> who the hell knows? i don't even know. do we know who it is?o who knew who had a rubber stamp for somebody? >> but rubin gallo is horrible . >> he's an open borders maniac act. he's a defund the police maniac . he shouldn't be allowed to even run in this election against her because kari lake is incredible. >> she's incredible. incrh, she's smart,, she she's got heart. has e should be inyou ar the senate. i hope you win this sucker because you are winning. you're running against a guy that cannot carry. your shoes are being nice. you know th

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s campaign with deteriorate drawing from the ballot in arizona. forces with trump, who welcomes the idea. >> great relationship with him over the years, i respect him, he respects me. no idea if he will endorse me. we happen to be in the same state. >> griff: teaser from the trump campaign says president trump will be joined by a special guest as he delivers remarks about his america first policies. we know two have been talking privately amid rumors kennedy could find a role in future trump administration. and kennedy's running mate s shanahan gave a teaser what could come today speaking with dr. drew this week. >> i think friday will be one of the biggest events in american election history. >> griff: we'll see if it lives up to that billing. what impact would such a move have on the race? we'll wait and find out. bill. >> bill: we're analyzing that. griff jenkins, thanks. >> give credit to my men and women. they went out for 36 hours chasing this man down. we identified who he was and went through the night and couldn't find him. we continued t

if the voters of arizona do about this in, it will enshrine abortion rights in arizona. win it you can secure abortion rights back for the folks in your state. >> it has been one of the fascinating features in terms of how we do politics in this country. these referenda in states across the country because it has for a lot of people been an experience with direct democracy. there is a referendum on the ballot, we can vote on it and it does sides with our state laws are and whether or not we have access to reproductive healthcare. i think it is one of the things that is changed voters relationships to politics in our recent political era and here you have more instances where during a presidential election year we have not tested this, obviously, the dobbs decision came down in the middle of the biden presidency. obviously a decision made by trump appointed justices on the supreme court, but the power to bring voters out to participate in this kind of direct democratic decision-making about what kinds of access and protections they will have in their own state has obvious

arizona, georgia, and nevada.ates were before president biden's disastrous debate. let's discuss with experts inside a couple of those key states, atlanta journal constitution political columnist patricia murphy. former political director for stacey abrams in atlanta, christopher bruce, and arizona deputy director for the biden 2020 campaign, tony connie. the trump campaign is calling this harris momentum suspended reality. what's your response to that? and what do arizona voters want to hear from vice president harris today as that swing state tour continues? >> well, if anybody knows about suspended reality, it's got to be the trump campaign, because they're just not accepting the facts here. the momentum is absolutely real. we're seeing a ton of enthusiasm in arizona and a lot of investment. they just launched a big tv blitz to get latino voters. we have this huge visit that's happening today. my phone has been blowing up. i haven't been on the campaign in four years, people are trying to find a way to get tick

we have never seen anything like this in arizona. we had teachered, volunteers, we had literally thousands upon thousands of different people out there collecting petition signatures. and at grocery stores and communities, door to door. it was an unprecedented number of people supporting this. and the numbers bear that out. so the folks that might be opposed to prop 139, they're going to have a tough political hill to climb. but i'll let somebody else comment on the politics. >> i totally understand. i heard you on with katy tur earlier in the day. you were commenting on the fact as secretary of state, you kind of have a high view of it. you can see it from 30 feet up. you're talking about not just democrats. this is not just democrats are for this proposition and republicans are against it. the people who want this 1860s era law overturned span the political parties, yeah? >> well, one of the things i think people forget, in arizona, it was the goldwater family who started planned parenthood in the grand canyon state. this is a mind