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bernd debusmann jr.e are concerns that if donald trump loses, he will refuse to accept the result — as he did in 2020. our analysis editor ros atkins has been looking at why these concerns have emerged and what might happen this time. the polls in this election remain incredibly tight. trump could win, harris could win, and what could happen if trump loses? we can expect legal challenges, there's concern about violence, and we know what happened last time. we were getting ready to win this election. frankly, we did win this election. trump would repeatedly and falsely claim the election had been stolen, his allies launched multiple legal challenges, trump pressured his vice president not to certify the result, and onjanuary 6th, some of his supporters stormed the capitol. none of this work, the result was certified, but trump has never accepted his defeat, which brings us to this election. if, for some reason, i lose — and i think if i lose, this country will go into a tailspin the likes of which it's ne

joining me live is our digital reporter bernd debusmannjunior who's at harris�* rally in kalamazoo michiganwas banking on there in some of those key messages? 0verall obama was banking on there in some of those key messages? overall it sounded positive. i of those key messages? overall it sounded positive.— sounded positive. i think overall her key message _ sounded positive. i think overall her key message to _ sounded positive. i think overall her key message to voters - sounded positive. i think overall her key message to voters here| sounded positive. i think overall. her key message to voters here at the rally was that they need to get out and vote. both her and kamala harris have been very explicit in saying they see the key to victory is mobilising voters who may be have not registered to vote or are undecided. her main message was about undecided. her ma

our digital reporter bernd debusmananr recaps the day of campaigning from harris�* rally in michigan.rom first lady michelle obama, who made herfirst appearance on the campaign trail in support of harris. they both took swipes at donald trump during their remarks, but mostly, they focused on abortion access issues. they believe and the democratic party believes that that is one of the issues in which they might be able to woo undecided voters in michigan, where harris and trump are in a very tight race. on the other side of the state, former president trump met with arab—american and muslim leaders including the mayor of dearborn, a town with a significant arab—american population. the mayor formally endorsed him saying that he believes he would bring peace to the middle east. with ten days left in this campaign, both parties these are snap elections. this election came as a surprise — prime minister shigeru ishiba called itjust days after he took the helm of the governing liberal democratic party. it means a campaigning has been a very short indeed. last night in his last rally he pl

correspondent who is in michigan for us at the democratic rally where michelle obama is expected to attend, berndtate of michigan where you are? swing state of michigan where ou are? , ., swing state of michigan where ou are? , . ., you are? they are, and it really is _ you are? they are, and it really is one _ you are? they are, and it really is one of— you are? they are, and it really is one of the - you are? they are, and it really is one of the key i really is one of the key battleground states that could win or lose this election for both candidates. the last polling i have seen it suggested that harris was above by about one percentage point here in michigan, and i think thatis here in michigan, and i think that is reflected on how active they have been here. besides pennsylvania, this has been a state in which they campaigned most heavily. trump has been here 11 times. we are seeing the last final push.— here 11 times. we are seeing the last final push. and harris brinuain the last final push. and harris bringing out — the last final push. and harris bringing out the _ the last final push.