and beyonce and jay-z have backed democrats before.role of singing "at last" at president obama's first inaugural ball. i can tell you, beyonce has yet to actually appear with harris for any campaign activity. she has not gone to do what i've just showed you some of those other artists have. when there were mistaken rumors that beyonce might perform at the dnc, it upended political and pop culture news all through that night. the website tmz incorrectly suggested she would go to the dnc. and there was an instant ferency. "the new york times" reporting on how that beyonce rumor basically took center stage until harris took it back. "rolling stone" analyzed that fallout with the great headline, it wouldn't be. the cultural impact of -- campaigning for harris is widely understood as huge by harris allies, by trump, who you saw earlier name check beyonce, and by the political and media and nerdy obsessives who follow this stuff. beyonce has more ig followers than taylor swift herself, over 300 million. beyonce's tours have shown the kind o

we are talking about beyoncÉ, your thoughts on another surprise.oes not sing. >> it was like dangling the carrot and they got the stick. in texas we have early voting for the first week and four years ago at this time republicans of the voters that you could identify, 85000 voter advantage. today in this cycle that is 515,000 that is a massive shift and is very good news for republicans, ted cruz and donald trump and were talking across the board in the state. maria: i'm looking at polly market, the 2024 election forecast. donald trump 66.6% versus, let his 33.4%. it's incredible what the polls have been showing in particular the betting sites in terms of trump taking the selection. your reaction to where we are and what you're expecting in eight days, election day in eight days. >> honestly it's getting better and better, not only the polls but early voting data identifiable voters in a nevada the republicans have a 30000 vote lead in the here is the same in georgia and north carolina. i spoke with speaker johnson and he said it's across all the b

everyone is excited about beyonce performing but beyonce had a brush with a pregnancy scare and an issueth care she received at the hospital. this is an issue that cuts across socioeconomic lines, it effects women across the board, frankly. we are talking about people's lives and livelihoods and the ability to make their own decisions. that is what is poignant here. >> as you mentioned colin allred, in the fight against ted cruz. i want to take a little listen. let's dip in. >>> something that i know for sure is everything is bigger in texas but ted cruz is too small for texas. [ cheers and applause ] he is too small. he is too small for texas. you know what small people do? when you lose an election you think, i am going to try to overturn that election. i know many of y'all know where you were on january 6th. i know where i was. i was on the house floor doing my job. i remember when they locked all of the doors. we barred the boors, the president walks through to deliver the state of the union with furniture that is usually used to have paper. i texted my wife who was seven months preg

beyonce and beyonce's mother will take the stage.on't know if you had read about this, but this is one of the more galling instances and there are so many. of trump's misinformation in this election. there is a new pac called the rbg pac as in ruth bader ginsburg. a republican pac started on october 16th to help trump win pro choice voters. by basically suggesting that trump is aligned on the issue of abortion with the late great supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. this is the caption from the ad. is they have launched two abortion themed ads besigned to fool people who care about abortion rights into believing that trump doesn't have an extreme agenda on the issue of choice. first of all, what's your reaction, and second of all, does that concern you? >> if i had edges they would be snatched. i want to say it is unconscionable. i teach my class on monday. and in my study discussion this past monday, one of the things that came up was donald trump, we were discussing the news of the day. donald trump and his stance on abortion

we just got word as well about beyonce tomorrow. so tell us about the plan in the end of the next to last full week of this campaign. >> yeah. 12 days left in this campaign cycle, and the gates behind me at the stadium behind me are going to open here in a couple of hours. this will be how the vice president's campaign believes for her to join with these popular figures and push people to go vote. they hope to generate enthusiasm around the vice president's candidacy, but now is the time to take that enthusiasm and translate it into votes cast at these polling sites around the country, or in many cases, cast by mail, and the activity that we'll see tonight with former president obama, with bruce springsteen, with tyler perry, with samuel l. jackson and spike lee, this is really an effort to say to people, those folks will say to people, we want you to pay attention to what vice president harris has to say, and then the vice president has to actually step up can close the deal to make her case known to people who haven't been paying

is beyonce going to deliver for harris?i mean, i watched beyonce's speech last night from houston, the largest rally thus far the campaign season and she talked as a mother, right and put the full focus on the fight for reproductive freedom in this country, which is an effective argument. we're seeing a massive gender vote balance here, especially in the early battle ground states, about 9 1/2 million votes have been cast in the battle ground states, there's a million vote gender gap between men and women and the vice-president is running up the score there. that was important with beyonce on the ground and she's now in kalamazoo today. that's fred upton territory, former long time republican to the house, and bringing them the star quality and bringing that bridge to republican voters on the ground in early vote michigan which starts today. griff: does indeed. joe rogan, a big sit-down and a lot of people wanted him to do it reaching for the largely young, male audience. three hours, i think, there was no stone left unturn

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that is why we are going to be seeing beyonce willie nelson onstage with the vice president tonight. >> yeah, one of the highest profile and because of those celebrities, but emphasizing one of the issues that is really at the forefront of her campaign, mj lee. thank you very much. >> trump. meanwhile, continues to speak in austin, texas about immigration. later, he's gonna be traveling to the battleground state of michigan, where he's going to hold another rally. cnn's alayna treene, is there on the ground. so alayna, what are we expecting from his message there? >> well, first of all, i he said in austin, alex and boris because he really is ratcheting up that influence inflammatory rhetoric, particularly when it comes to the border. now part of what donald trump said was that he chose to go to texas today because he knew that the vice president was going to be there. he argued that she had no right to be there because of her handling of the border. he also repeated a line that he said last night in arizona where he likened undocumented immigrants in this country to trash. he said t

for beyonce and the vice president. we have breaking news as we await that from the washington post. they announced that they would not be endorsing a candidate for candidate. apparently it was written and ready to go and canceled at the very last minute. speculation has been running all day about how this has landed. various columnists have criticized this. we have a statement. bob woodward still working at the washington post. today broke the watergate story in the washington post back in the 1970s . that brought down president richard nixon. they said we respect the traditional independence of the editorial page. but this decision 11 days out from the 2024 presidential election ignores the washington post's on overwhelming report evidence on the threat donald trump poses to democracy. under jeff bezos ownership, the washington post's news operation has used its abundant resources to rigorously investigate the danger and damage a second trump presidency could cause. and we are now going to go to the event in houston.

i have to give it up for beyonce knowles.he said i am not here as a politician i am here as a mother. imagine our daughters growing up with no limits. you know, that is, i think part of the subtext of this campaign. vice president harris does not lead with, you know, running as a woman or running to make history. but that is really what is at stake. whether or not this country will not only trust a woman to be commander in chief in a very dangerous world. we saw what was happening in terms of israel, dropping bombs in iran. but also if we are going to trust individual women to be the captains of their own lives. this is about simple sovereingnty over the most important thing that you have which is you if you can not trust women to be sovereign over their own lives someone that could

and so i think that is why beyonce and others out. i think you're trying to pull out all of the cards so say if this person has -- i didn't look, whatever it is, 50 million instagram followers and probably has more than that. who knows. some of those people are people not watching the news and not getting news on their feed. now they will get a clip of beyonce and might remind them to go vote. it's that group of people you're trying to reach with celebrities, people not engaging in political news and that is an important group for the vice president's campaign in the last ten days. >> beyonce's instagram account has over 314 million followers. >> i sold her way short! i'm so sorry, beyonce. >> icon. >> she joined the former twitter in april 2009 and has 15.1 million followers so that is a few people, you know? i'm getting there. thank you all for joining me today. tim miller, stick with me. in 90 seconds, getting bros to the polls. trump turns to joe rogen in a play for male voters. will it work? our right to reproductive health care

beyonce is freedom has been the soundtrack for the harris campaign. and tonight that freedom and reproductive rights was the central theme of harris is message lives in a state with a trump abortion ban. many of these bands are causing care to be denied until a woman is at death's door. and let us agree one does not have to abandon their faith. or deeply held beliefs to agree the government should not be telling her what luntz, democratic strategist, and misha cross, and republican strategist, lance trover. good to have all of you here me begin with you, frank. it was a night. it was a long time coming from those who thought bianna is going to come for the dnc as well. but there she was along with kelly role in giving a very fiery and impassioned speech about but texas, a very reproductive rights, about being a mother. she even talked about that men we need you. did that strike the right chord with the voters that you think are most persuadable. >> i found it fascinating that there were signs, freedom, freedom, freedom up to this point has been a repu

don't forget, beyonce is somebody also a mother. she is somebody who has lived experience around the issue of reproductive rights and reproductive freedom. vice president harris also has told and shared the stories of those women, you know, and their tragic stories in the postop landscape. continuing to talk about this issue, to have these women and their stories onstage, front and center in this campaign including women of color we know are disproportionately impacted is on the minds of so many voters going to the ballot box. >> indeed. thank you friends. much appreciated. >>> that's is tonight's "the reidout." back with my friend at 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight. first "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- ♪♪ >> it's queen bee night in america. >> ladies and gentlemen, award winning artist beyonce. >> tonight we go live to buften and beyonce takes the stage and reproductive rights. >> not a theoretical concept. real harm occurred in our country. >> meanwhile, donald trump finds a new message. >> we're like

and something that beyonce talked going was unity. she talked about the historic nature of vice president harris's candidacy as the first woman of color. and she talked about freedom, really the point of that rally last night. highlighting texas's very strict abortion ban. and they had people, some of whom are in vice president's ads who have these really heartbreaking experiences where they needed emergency care. in some places, people died if not serious consequences. they feel it is an example they can use on the trail. >> and the political report that harris won the day yesterday. look, there are only ten days left until election night. how much does this worry trump and his team? >> well, right now for both campaigns, their goal is just to break through. in this final stretch, they want to be able to capture media attention. they want to break through with undecided voters. this small percentage of voters who remain on the fence in this final stretch in these seven battleground states. so for the harris campaign, really leaning o

thank you all. >> you ready for beyonce?more to follow. >> kamala harris who has a big rally tonight, answering questions on the key issues of the day that we were talking about when she came out before the press. they include reproductive rights, which is something she is going to hammer home in texas, immigration, the language that donald trump has used about migrants and that is going to be his message coming up a short time from now. and as you heard, answering general questions about the final days ticking down quickly of this campaign, now dwindling down to 11. let me go back and talk to you, jeremy, about the fact that this has become the place on a day like today where both sides are making their closing arguments, and she very conveniently repeated what we had just said, that she sees texas as ground zero for her arguments on abortion and reproductive rights. >> yeah, her feet will be in houston but clearly her message is meant for pennsylvania, wisconsin, and any place there are swing voters now. she's got to use t

[laughter] this is like beyoncÉ endorsing the on-site but doesn't bey beyoncÉ -- she didn't perform,showed up on some level is representing kamala. kamala at the presidential nomination handed to her. >> some say she bust her, to. >> i didn't say that. >> get it right. >> mainly the guy from -- >> i want to ask you this. [laughter] >> i love the people who came she's not taking on celebrities to close the deal like sheep richard simmons impersonator as running mate. [laughter] >> , but lachman. >> one thing that somehow the democrats decided to adopt campbell. of the people somehow. the beyoncÉ thing, they got a strategy going. the campaign team do this constantly, fill up the stadium with brothers osborne and beyoncÉ or whomever and always people showed up she's packed. >> a friend of mine and moms, they keep with to case. [laughter] [laughter] >> journey and save the cam campaign. [laughter] will ptoms and was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. now i worry less about bad days and enjoy more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue

and as i noted, vice president harris is about to get on stage with beyonce. we're going to bring you that campaign moment here live we are also tracking two major news out of the middle east as israel is responding to iran's attack on israel with retaliatory strikes right now, we'll have the very latest from the middle east voted for trump twice, but i can't do it again. trump wants a national sales tax on imported goods. >> it'll make everything more expensive for regular people all while giving tax breaks to billionaires how we're gonna give you tax kamala harris is for regular people she wants to tax cut for 100 million americans. >> so we keep more of our hard-earned money. >> i'm a proud republican, but this year i'm voting for kamala harris as is responding that's what we're when migraine strikes do you question the trade-offs of treating with you belle-v? there's another option. you bro the works fast. most have migraine pain relief within two hours. you can and treated anytime anywhere without worrying where you are or if it's too late, don't take wit

this is something many people had been hoping would happen in terms of beyonce appearing with the vice president, perhaps endorsing the vice president -- obviously endorsing the vice president given that she will appear with her now. we knew that there was an indirect endorsement by beyonce in that she allowed the vice president to use her song, "freedom," almost from the beginning of this campaign effort by the vice president, and now, at this point, we've learned that beyonce will not only appear with her but a source also says that beyonce will perform in that appearance tomorrow in texas. this is all a part of what the campaign said is going to be a series of concerts designed to get out the vote in these last days before the election. there were several other big names that had already been announced. all those people now effectively getting in formation behind beyonce because she will be the name that resonates with so many people around the world. she is an artist and a businesswoman who has a following that cuts across age and gender and race. this beehive, as they're called, i

vice president kamala harris appearing with beyonce at a rally in houston focused on reproductive health on the heels of her star-studded rally in georgia. >>> former president donald trump sitting down for joe rogan's podcast and attacking harris on border security after he called the u.s. the, quote, garbage can for the world. >>> also tonight, mr. trump and j.d. vance's cell phones said to be targeted by chinese hackers. the harris/walz campaign targeted too. what we're learning. >>> and all of it coming as more than 35 million americans have already cast their votes. some states shattering records. >>> also tonight, the deadly e. coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's growing and spreading to more states. dozens of new cases, and more people hospitalized. >>> six weeks after his frightening concussion on the field, the miami dolphins' quarterback cleared to play despite calls to retire for his own safety. >>> the legendary bassist and founder of the grateful dead, remembering phil lesh. >>> and the east coast/west coast battle for the ages. for the first time in 43 years, the two storied

beyoncÉ, she didn't per format. just going to say, beyoncÉ didn't feel her heart was in it.s like an abandoned ship, the fat laying a singing -- rachel: this is like an abortion rally. that's all it is. on abortion rally. pretty sad. 30,000 people most of them left disappointed she didn't say. rachel: they were expecting a lot more and just got kamala. i think trump stole it. all right. martha stewart, this is interesting. the golden bachelorette. people finding love later in life. i love it. martha stewart was asked if she would one of the bachelorettes and she said no other guys aren't hot enough for her. rachel: i believe that. being on the air. from women her age, are you single, i am single. hide your grandmothers outside. will: they are very special guys, give them a shot and she suggested martha show up at the grand finale and check out how great these guys are. good idea? rachel: she should but you here once a special guys, can't get them both in one package. rachel: i've got it. i've got it. >> i can't speak for others. rachel: let's move to this. matthew mcconaughe

harris making her case with a focus on reproductive rights and with some help from beyonce. peter alexander is there. peter, already a huge crowd turning out. >> reporter: lester, this line winds around for blocks. thousands gathering here to see vice president harris alongside pop superstar beyonce here in her hometown. the campaign looking to get some high wattage help in the homestretch. vice president harris tonight, multiple sources tell nbc news, getting a boost from beyonce, whose song "freedom" has become the campaign's anthem. ♪ freedom, freedom ♪ less than two weeks until election day, harris is making this unusual stop in reliably red texas to highlight what her campaign calls ground zero of the nation's extreme abortion bans. texas law makes no exceptions for rape or incest. harris blames former president trump who's taken credit for the repeal of roe v. wade. >> real harm has occurred in our country. a real suffering has occurred. people have died. >> reporter: tonight she'll share the stage with women who have suffered the consequences of new restrictive state

beyonce will appear with vice president harris tomorrow in texas.t aaron gilchrist is covering the harris campaign, in georgia, where she is set to appear with bruce springsteen. the boss today. queen bea tomorrow. >> reporter: this is news that people are waiting to hear. whether or how beyonce magt show her support for vice president harris. beyonce will appear with vice president harris tomorrow in houston, texas. and a source says beyonce will perform during that appearance in texas. obviously, where she's from. this is something that -- this is something that a lot of people have been talking about for months now, since vice president harris became the person at the top of the ticket, whether or how beyonce might endorse her. that hasn't happened to this point directly. we know the vice president has been using beyonce's song "freedom" at each of her appearances and on many of her campaign videos since the beginning of this campaign process for her. that song released in 2016. a song with political overtones but one that the vice president has

don't forget, beyonce is somebody also a mother.nd the issue of reproductive rights and reproductive freedom. vice president harris also has told and shared the stories of those women, you know, and their tragic stories in the postop landscape. continuing to talk about this issue, to have these women and their stories onstage, front and center in this campaign including women of color we know are disproportionately impacted is on the minds of so many voters going to the ballot box. >> indeed. thank you friends. much appreciated. >>> that's is tonight's "the reidout." back with my friend at 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight. first "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" --

thank you. >> bill: beyonce versus the border.se candidates testing which matters more to voters today. vp harris campaigns with the superstar in her hometown of houston, the former president set to speak on migrant crime in austin, then later head to michigan. bring in ben ferguson to talk about all this. not only who will win the day but -- the governor, greg abbott. border czar kamala harris can come all the way to houston where jocelyn nungaray was killed by tren de aragua gang members that she let into the country but can't be bothereded to visit jocelyn's family or say her name. the 12-year-old abused and murdered underneath the bridge in houston. how is this going to go? >> the sad part is this is a daily headline that is not being covered nationally. it is horrific what is happening because there are so many young women -- you go back to this last story, you go to the 12-year-old and look at what is happening. humans are reusable. that's the warning coming from local officials all across the state of texas, humans are reus

vice president harris will highlight that issue at a rally in houston alongside beyonce.rump will be in austin, texas, talking about his go-to issue, immigration. they'll both record major podcast interviews. harris with renee brown. trump with joe rogan. last night the vice president had bruce springsteen and samuel l. jackson revving up the crowd this georgia with president obama, highlighting this contrast with trump. >> just imagine the oval office in three months. picture it in your mind. it's either donald trump in there stewing, stewing over his enemy's list, or me working for you, checking off my to-do list. >> meanwhile, around the same time trump was in arizona talking immigration and branding the u.s. this. >> we're a dumping ground. we're like a garbage can for the world. first time i've ever said garbage can, but it's an accurate description. >> nbc's yamiche alcindor is in houston covering the harris campaign while garrett haake is in houston covering trump. also, with us elise jordan. why is harris holding a rally in texas? >> reporter: good morning. it's a

kamala harris in texas yesterday, beyonce a big draw there.onald trump tomorrow at madison square garden in new york city. again you would think not friendly venues to candidates that might be chasing just the battle grounds, but there is a strategy to this. we'll tell you all about it after this. hey ump! you need your eyes checked! yeah, things are getting fuzzy! then go to america's best! why? for a comprehensive, quality eye exam! i'll go! good call! get two pairs and an eye exam for $79.95 at america's best. elmer>> if you're looking for a nutritional supplement that really makes a difference look at immuno 150. jerry>> my life and my health have changed since i began taking immuno 150. the pain and inflammation in my joints is gone. elizabeth>> i can hardly believe how much my health has improved within six weeks of starting immuno 150. i have more energy, my pain is gone, and i've lost weight too. frank>> i have noticed when driving my truck all day that it tends to give me more energy and keeps me more alert. shelly>> since i've been t

or beyonce or whomever.hen they'll take pictures of all these people who showed up and they'll go, look, she's she's packed another arena. right? and everybody in america knows what crap that is. but hey, by the way, can i can i say one thing? a very good friend of mine, his mom's listening tonight. vicki with two k's. vicki. vicki. vicki with three k's. thank god. right. oh, god. oh. good night. drive. drive safely. that's your literally tip your bartender. here he is. i'm not even. i'm not even sure we're on the air at this point, folks. don't you dare go anywhere because when we come back, we'll see if the late, great johnny cochran can save kamala's crashing campaign. automobiles to death. and maybe we could chill. i don't. do you know, for you are courage, commitment, sacrifice. we're honoring those who have served our great country. fox nation would like to thank all active military and veterans by offering their first year of fox nation free stream, exclusive shows that celebrate our country. this is

they had beyonce, beyonce. they got beyonce.ladies and gentlemen, they said beyonce is coming to sing. she came but she didn't seem.thu and then kamala came on ast beyonce was leaving without singing one song. and they moved the hell out of both of them. [cheers and applause] but we don't need beyonce and we don't need anybody. n you have me and oti don't have a guitar. i do not have a guitar. [cheers and applause] but if you look outside, you coul bd have saw this b sold ths big arena out four times andre madison square garden, you coulg have saw that great american lookates, madison square garden filmic garden, the greatest. the it is mecca for the greatga championships. in the history of madison square garden, they told me jim dolan and everybody, fantastic the job they did for us sunday night, they said, "yo could have sold this thing ten times."mean in all of those years, they had crowds of people and i don'tall mean lines that massive groups of people all the way back down to the hudson river. we could have sold it out ten

. >> beyonce joining the vice president in front of a packed crowd.mer president trump barnstorming after his marathon three-hour interview with joe rogan where he showed the scar from the assassination attempt. >> right there. >>> israel for first time ever openly launching retaliatory air strikes inside iran. explosions seen around the capital city. iran's response and the pressure from the white house today. >>> the battle near the grand canyon. native american tribes say this mine is a danger to the area. our correspondent goes into the mine. why the owners say it's safe. >>> the historic grand slam in game one of the world series. the emotional moment the hitter ran up to his dad. why that moment meant so much. ♪♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. you can tell an election is in its final sprint when the campaigns pull out the big names. with just ten days left, both sides are reaching for serious star power. this was an hour ago. michelle obama, the most beloved figure in democratic politics, campai

, here in beyonce's hometown of houston.orah: nancy cordes thank you very much. well, more than a dozen former trump administration officials today signed an open letter backing up comments from former white house chief of staff john kelly, who made big news this week by saying trump meets the definition of a fascist and repeatedly expressed admiration for adolf hitler. cbs's ed o'keefe is covering the trump campaign tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new threats from former president donald trump to hold people accountable, not for any potential election fraud this year, but for what he calls rampant cheating in 2020. "when i win," trump said today on x, "those people that cheated will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and face long-term prison sentences." there is no evidence of widespread fraud during the 2020 elections, but that isn't stopping trump and his allies from raising concerns about fraud in the closing days of the race. thursday, maryland republican congressman andy harris became the first known lawmak

. - i feel good for the generations after me 'cause they don't know a world without beyonce.ce. - one of the best live performers of all time, one of the best dancers and singers of all time. just like the epitome of everything. she's someone that we've seen in real time build a legacy that is almost unquestionable. - every single black girl my age has looked at beyonce as an older sister, as someone who we inspire to be in a lot of aspects, to write songs that were danceable, but also spoke from a good place of self. for her to talk about what type of partner she wants, what type of lifestyle she wants. as i was learning about black feminism, she was also doing it the same in real time too. - she's moved with the culture and moved with the changes in the music industry with such ease. we've literally seen someone grow into an icon before our eyes. - i think millennials, we definitely contributed to the great music of these last 100 years. i'm not gonna argue with boomers on that one very much, honestly. - music piracy ended up being a source of music discovery for kids who d

but, listen worst was four nights ago they got beyonce. oh, beyonce.os] ladies and gentlemen, beyonce is coming to sing and she came but she didn't sing. and then kamala came on as beyonce was leaving without singing even one song. and they booed the hell out of both of them. [laughter] [cheers] but we don't need beyonce. all you got is me and i do not have a guitar. i do not have a guitar. [laughter] [cheers] but, if you look outside you could have sold this big arena out four times and at madison square garden, the other night, you could have sold that great, incredible, -- look, madison square garden, msg the greatest. the greatest, right? it's got to be. it's mecca for the great chfps in the history of madison square garden they told me jim dolan, everybody, fantastic, the job they did for us, sunday night, they said you could have sold this thing 10 times. we have never seen -- in all of those years they had crowds of people -- and i don't mean lines of people. i mean massive groups of people all the way back down to the hudson river. we could hav

beyonce. sure sadly for so many there did not perform at the houston rally, which did focus at least in part on getting voters galvanize to turn out in support of reproductive rights. that was really the overarching theme. of that rally in houston, but beyonce, who is a houston native herself, she told the crowd that the country is on the brink of history saying that it's time to quote, sing a chorus of unity, take a listen i'm not here as a politician i'm here as a mother children and all of to control i bodies beyonce then introduce harris to the crowd, urging them to give a big loud texas welcome to the next president of the united states harris told the gathering that texas is ground zero in the fight for reproductive freedom. >> and stress the importance of getting out the vote reproductive freedom is on the ballot in this presidential election. >> and what the work of everyone here, freedom will win between two states showing up three hours late to a rally in the battleground state of mi

harris will be joined at a rally in houston for abortion rights by superstar beyonce. he's making her first appearance on the campaign trail. >> trump was spent part of his day in texas, will be he'll be with senator ted cruz before moving on to a rally in the swing state of michigan in nevada on thursday i think trump was asked about a recent story in the atlantic magazine quoting former chief of staff john kelly saying, trump admired the nazi generals, or the third reich made he's done it before. >> it's a fairly magazine right before the election it's failing magazine. >> well, a lot of rally in las vegas, trump told the crowd to think about what they hope to scene for the country with the next president between whether we will have four more years of incompetence failure in disaster or whether we will begin to four greatest years in the history of our country. >> we can do that start to kamala, harris was joined at a rally in atlanta several, with several famous faces, including former president barak obama. >> it's the first time the two have campaigned together s

they got beyonce, you know beyonce. hay got beyonce.eyonce went up and spoke for a couple of minutes and then left. the place went crazy. they booed the hell out of everybody. they thought she was going to perform. now, i would have no interest in that this, but they said -- in that, and what happened is my opponent got up and started speaking, they booed the hell out of her. so they have to use people to get people to come, and then they send buses. we don't send buses. everybody comes. we're just going to make america great again, it's very simple. [cheers and applause] i thought i'd tell you that little story because you'll never hear it from the fake new- [background sounds] they don't talk about it. they wouldn't tell you stories like that. so i'd like to begin by asking a very simple question, are you better off now than you were four years ago? i think so. [laughter] i think so. i doubt it. i doubt it. i'm here today with a message of hope for all americans. with your vote in this election, we will end inflation. you know what? i

young say song -- beyonce's song from earlier this year.re disappointed by wholesale numbers. that is why investors are struggling to see why they would want to invest in levi's but there are still strategic shifts for the company is putting in place such as there direct to consumer which is very strong should their brand is doing well. that is something incredibly poor and to focus on along with the fact the beyonce collaboration, that is expecting to bring in a lot of attention. vonnie: she has had some forays into apparel under the past have not done very well. people want beyonce's voice, maybe not what she brings in terms of clothes. talk to us about the weaker parts of the business. they are looking at dockers. julia: this is not the first time they have tried to sell dockers. in 2004 they were thinking of selling to a private equity firm but it did not end up selling. . it has been underperforming for several quarters. it makes sense why they are trying to offload this company. we heard michelle, she seems confident they are going to

beyonce most others.w much do celebrities play into swaying any sort of vote for folks. 0ne swaying any sort of vote for folks. one thing we have heard from analysts is that this typically tends to be more of an effort to keep candidates and their message out there the conversation because an appearance like beyonce or barack obama or a number of the other stars. barack obama or a number of the other stars-— other stars. that get picked up on in news _ other stars. that get picked up on in news and _ other stars. that get picked up on in news and sites _ other stars. that get picked up on in news and sites as - other stars. that get picked up on in news and sites as well. other stars. that get picked up on in news and sites as well as the votes included into the political debate is more effort to continue to keep the names in the public zeitgeist similar to what we're seeing with president and his podcast with joe rogan again. there was an immense appeal and audience, folks who may not be paying attention

[cheers and applause] and beyonce? [cheers and applause] what a warm texas welcome.ly what we are fighting for in this campaign. we are fighting for freedom! [cheers and applause] freedom! freedom. and to andrea and everyone here tonight whose lives have been impacted by these trump abortion bans in this moment, i thank you for sharing your story and for your courage. it is an honor to be here with so many leaders and all of you who have taken the time out of your busy lives to be here this evening so we can as a community of people, as people who love our country, be clear, sound strong and stand in favor of the freedom of every woman to make decisions about her own body! [cheers and applause] i also want to thank the members of congress who are here, including colin allred. [cheers and applause] i'm counting on you to send him to the united states senate so we can get right to work. and to all the elected officials and community leaders, i thank you all. i thank you. [crowd booing] see you later, see you later. [crowd chanting "kamala!"] see? we are not going back.

he also argued that she was booed because beyonce not perform, although i will say we have reporters there, said that that is just not true, but take a listen to what he said >> my opponent i'm one of these they bust in people but you know, they got beyonce and beyonce, you know, i'd say they got the answer so the answer went up, spoke for a couple of minutes and then left that the place went crazy. they booed that hell out of everybody. they thought she was going to perform now, i would have no interest in that, but they said and what happened is my opponent got up in started speaking. they booed the hell out of her. it's crazy >> we also heard some more things from donald trump last night he claimed to that beyonce or excuse me, that the kamala harris was out partying with just 11 days to go to the election. luck, this is something donald trump does often he actually gets very fixated on celebrities. we've seen the way that he has sharply criticized taylor swift, but also many of the other performers who have been endorsing and coming out to support kamala harris, people like bruce

beyonce last night, michelle obama tonight? she beyonce last night, michelle obama tonight?, this - obama tonight? she is. for michelle obama, this is - obama tonight? she is. for michelle obama, this is her first time on the campaign trail since we heard speak at the democratic national convention in chicago over the summer, and i think there is a push by the harris campaign to use figures like beyonce or michelle obama or barack obama to encourage people to get out the vote a few minutes ago, you might have heard them chanting if we vote we went, and that is the message we are hearing from her. they believe that and more people vote, they have a better chance of victory. it is people vote, they have a better chance of victory.— chance of victory. it is the issue for _ chance of victory. it is the issue for both _ chance of victory. it is the issue for both candidates | chance of victory. it is the i issue for both candidates in the swing states, they have to get people to come out and vote for them? , ., ~' get people to come out and vote for them?— for them? they do. i th

beyonce has a history of endorsing democratic candidates. the editorial editor of the los angeles times has resigned. it comes after the newspaper's owner blocked the editorial board from endorsing kamala harris for president. the owner says that he instead asked the board to do a factual analysis of harris and trump's policies, despite the board's intention to make an endorsement. the editor told the columbia journalism review that she was not okay with the paper remaining silent and, quote, dangerous times. >> most californians vote by mail, but what happens if you make a mistake on that ballot? kim alexander from california voter foundation explains what to do. >> let's say you wanted to vote yes on a proposition, but you voted no. what you can do is cross out the choice that you made, fill in the choice that you want to make, and then just draw a little arrow indicating that's your choice, or write yes next to it. we have a law in california that protects voter intent. so as long as election officials can accurately figure out what you i

meanwhile kamala harris is set to appear at a campaign event in houston 7 likely alongside beyonc. are taking a break from chasing votes in battleground states to campaign in texas. recent history shows the lone star state resoundingly backing the republican candidate for the presidency in fact the democratic contender hasn't won there since 1976. donald trump is in austin where he's recording an episode of thejoe rogan experience, the biggest podcast in the us. the appearance is part of the trump campaign s calculated media strategy focusing on podcasts popular with younger men over traditional media outlets. meanwhile kamala harris is set to appear at a campaign event in houston 7 likely alongside beyonc. the vice president will be trying to attract voters from beyond the democrats base and star power might be the answer. speaking not long ago trump told people in texas that he was winning the election. take a listen. well, after tell you, i'm not supposed to say kamala harris has also been speaking. the vice president made a surprise stop and took questions from reporters ahead

beyonce and willie nelson came out in support of kamala harris in houston on friday.of other famous artists, including taylor swift, bruce springsteen and eminem — to name a few. and former president donald trump taped a three—hour—long interview with america's number—one podcaster — joe rogan. the trump campaign hopes the interview will consolidate his influence with male voters, who make up the core audience of rogan's podcast. mark harvey is the author of celebrity influence: politics, persuasian and influence—based advocacy. i asked him how much power celebrities have in mobilizing theirfans to vote. quite honestly not that much that we can measure. what we do know about what causes voters to vote in a certain way, they are motivated by things like the economy, their party identification, it is those things that usually motivate people, not necessarily what willie nelson things. it is very difficult. i will see there are is one case we know where a celebrity was influential, that was oprah winfrey in 2008, who helped barack obama get the democratic nomination. for

we were told beyonce would show up in chicago and that didn't happen at the convention.hat is going on now, jackui? good morning. >> well, we should know the answer by tonight. we don't have it now as far as beyonce goes, bill. harris has virtually no chance of winning texas. the campaign is coming here to spotlight the state's restrictive abortion rights in hopes of generating headlines to mobilize voters in states that will decide the election. states like arizona and nevada where abortion is on the ballot taking a page from trump who generated a lot of coverage with his stops at coachella and madison square garden this weekend. a maris poll shows trump has a seven point lead over harris in this state among likely voters. campaign hopes tonight that people who are having freedoms rolled back in harris's words will make the case another trump presidency would go even further and support harris's efforts here. >> let me tell you the idea that someone who survives a crime of a violation to their body would be told they don't have the authority to make a decision about wha

tonight, we are hearing comma is going to be on stage with beyoncÉ.t the media has seen this before. >> with 11 days to go, i got to tell you to this reporter it feels a little familiar because i remember these scenes from 2016 when hillary rallied, hillary clinton rallied in philadelphia with barack obama and bruce springsteen. that event was basically a victory rally. it was held before all the votes were cast and we all know how it turned out. >> jesse: you can't fuel a camping with pop stars. campaigns are about connecting with people, real people who have real problems. these real moments between the politician and the people, that is what makes or breaks the campaign. you can see one connects and the other does not. [overlapping speakers] >> all right, let's go. [cheers and applause] >> jesse: it is about priorities and the people see that. before trip to the joe rogan podcast, he was visiting angel moms whose offspring were murdered by biden migrants. >> today, kamala is here to rub shoulders with woke celebrities. isn't that exciting? [audienc

beyonce, as huge a name as they can.that she might show up at some point. but do so many endorsements actually matter? >> oh, that's a good question, isn't it? i mean, i think what we're seeing from all the celebrities lining up behind harris is another notch in the democratic nominee's belt. you know, i don't know if celebrity endorsements actually matter when people come to the polls, but, you know, a lot of people listen to beyonce. i will say that. >> yeah, certainly at the very least brings people into the building who might be able to help. we know taylor swift's instagram post when she endorsed harris a few months back did up tick voter registrations. that's not because texas is going to go for her in two weeks time, but because it's a background for an important message. tell us more about it. >> yeah. i mean, i think for harris and the democrats, the message around abortion rights has always been one of the top sort of prevailing messages for her campaign. she's going to texas because texas is sort of center sta

you noted beyonce is the big name we are learning about today. has decided to take it to the floor now and make her presence felt on stage with vice president harris tomorrow night in houston, texas. we learned that from several sources who say that beyonce will perform in that appearance with vice president harris. she, of course, is someone who doesn't step out into the political spotlight very often, recognizing the influence she has with a following that is diverse in age, in race, in gender. for beyonce to speak i think it's going to be impactful, certainly, with the people who support her. >> in houston, no less. there's not a lot of expectation that kamala harris could win texas. but there's an important senate race out there, allred trying to unseat cruz. vaughn, let's talk about donald trump. let's talk about his closing message. why is he doing it in new york city, madison square garden? >> this is where the spotlight is going to be. he can pack the place. it's madison square garden, for him it's like going to coachella. it's year nine