she has again and again and supporters of free-palestine bay hate her with his camila harris. gets it. we can trust shall always support israel does or digital ads. >> it's not a big tv by its gop linked group, but clearly trying to start some stuff here and they're trying to, because even much of the base has come come home to the democratic party and kamala harris, the issue is, when we talk about how tight this races, they have to be afraid that there could be enough people who are frustrated on the israel issue on in places like michigan, who are like they don't feel like enough has been done to counter what they believe are harmful actions by israel and gaza, who will just stay home who may not vote and will that be enough? could that be enough to put trump over the top? there has to be a concern about that. now, of course, in pennsylvania, you may have that let's sit concern right so i think that is why you may see these sorts of ads from the republicans trying to poke a little bit because all they're trying to do is get at those margins. they don't need everybody to sta

we also heard some very interesting accusations against the biden administration that camila harris failed personally agree with putin to prevent war. although kamela harris answered him that in fact she had never met putin and that was not her goal. so, ukraine is once again considered primarily as an aid tool. which opponents try to blame each other, discredit each other's positions, and neither of the two candidates, neither trump nor kamela harris , have really talked in detail about how they're going to help ukraine end the war and how they're going to try to help ukraine win, and actually from trump we heard that his main problem is that... that america spends too much money on ukraine, he mentioned the amount of 150 billion dollars, said that in fact it is the responsibility of europe, it is not the responsibility of the united states to help ukraine. so, we see such hints, indirect hints that trump would like to stop significant funding of military aid to ukraine as soon as possible and force ukraine to somehow make concessions to russia in order to achieve an end to hostilities. i

, shapiro has been considered as one of the candidates for... vice presidents on camila harris'e's been considered as a possible member of camila harris' administration, so this is a very powerful political figure in this campaign, and shapiro has accompanied zelenskyi during the whole trip, he even posted information on his twitter in the social network that about 150 thousand ukrainians live in pennsylvania, and pennsylvania is the second state with... in terms of size, in terms of the number of ukrainians in the united states, so it was a very direct hint that this number of ukrainians could actually support kamela haris. why is this number of ukrainians important in pennsylvania? well, quite simply, because trump lost the election last time in pennsylvania by a margin of only 70 00 votes, and the first time he ran in '16, he won by a margin of 5000. votes, that's 150,000 ukrainian votes, they can actually decide the results of the election in pennsylvania, and since pennsylvania is a key election state in general in this campaign , it is quite likely that they can decide the

president biden can do to help camila harris win this presidential election? >> the truth is that there's two things. one, he can go to pennsylvania, help validate and vouch for kamala harris in those places with working class voters, it's going to be helpful, but the most important thing he can do is keep governing the country well because if he can keep the democratic presidential nominee from having to respond to big international or national crises, knowing that the president is on top of that, that will free her up to make arguments about the future and not get bogged down in some of the issues that are taking place right now in the world seen last, the harris was campaign as you know, is making a major issue out of abortion rights for women, reproductive rights as they say how big of an issue do you think this is going to be down the road? i think if you look at the polling right now, it's certainly a big issue. i know it's one they want to make an issue. i don't think by going to florida, they're going to swing the that total votes in the florida, but it

did it surprise you how easily he was provoked by camila harris? >> it honestly didn't surprise me, wolf, i thought there was a chance of this, just given that he has such contempt for her and has made that very clear that immigration non-answer or at least the question i'm integration that he then proceeded to talk about his crowd size about was actually a mirror image a problem that president biden had in their june debate, where he was asked a question on abortion, president biden's best issue, just as immigration is one of donald trump's best issues and biden proceeded to pivot away from abortion and talked about him regression his worst issue in this case, crowd size is not donald trump's worst issue is just an irrelevant issue and that allows vice president harris to say he is only interested in himself and talking about himself. it was a lot of missed opportunities. well, if i don't know how much new people learned about donald trump, although arguing that immigrants are eating pets from the debate stage, probably is going to get some attent

now you should also consider that dixani has announced his support for camila harris michael pence has a special position in the american power structure. this means that many of trump's allies in the past period and those who supported trump in the 2016 election are not neutral today. george bush is a boy, but many elites think that he is greedy in the field of foreign policy, economic policy, and even security and cabinet models that can make a weak cabinet. it will not be a cabinet that has a discourse, has an approach, does not use duplicate people and seeks to to bring about a fundamental transformation in the fields of work, that is, the hope that mr. doctor mentioned in a way based on the change approach, i remember in the election debates. that barack obama 's strategy and policy was the policy of change , and when he came to work, his view was change policy , the view that camilla harris has , he wants to change the internal politics, the workers, the behavior patterns, and even the discourses in the atmosphere of the night debate. america's past. it was related to our morning

dixani has announced his support for camila harris in the current situation. it has a special place in the american power structure. michael pence had the same situation, which means that many of trump's allies in the past period and those who supported trump in the 2016 election are not in a neutral position today. the only person who has announced positions in the state of neutrality. george bush is a boy, but many of the elites think that harith can build a cabinet in the field of foreign policy, economic policy, and even security models. a cabinet will not be weak, there is a cabinet that has discourse and has an approach to repetitive people. is not used and seeks to bring about a fundamental transformation in the fields of brokerage, that is, the hope that mr. doctor mentioned is based on a change approach. it was a change, and when she entered the job, her view was change policy, the view that camilla harris has , she wants to change the internal politics, the employees, the behavioral patterns and even the discourses. the atmosphere of last night's deb

that have popped up at bus stops around philadelphia falsely claiming the eagles seven doors, camila harris for president and yesterday, one of the most powerful men in the world, elon musk, who also owns x, formerly known as twitter, posted a fake image of harris. and sort of communist garb, trump out there. and calling her comrade camila and so on karen, how much are democrats worried about this? all of this sort of disinformation in this garbage that swirling out there. it has, it has been an issue. it has been a problem in the past it is an issue and it's one that the campaign and outside groups take very seriously. there are definitely efforts to it's almost like whac-a-mole. i mean, this weekend i was there were images of products being sold on amazon that had to be taken down because they were so disgusting and they were disinformation so it's absolutely something to pay attention to. we know we're on masks allegiance lies, so not surprising that he would abused his position to propagate more disinformation. the philadelphia eagles won though. i got to say, it's a sign of desperation

camila harris, the white house will smell like curry. and why? they tell speeches will be facilitated via a call center. if kamala harris gets into the white house that of course is a reference to her indian heritage. it's a stereotype. it's racist, it's terrible in this is somebody who is in donald trump's ear, both as a sink of it, but also somebody who is telling him things like their dogs in dog eating in ohio he stopped for his part. >> i don't know if we have here that he keeps tweeting out or putting memes up of him, saving cats continuing to fuel this. there we go, right there. continuing to fuel this conspiracy theory that has been debunked many times over five. the town of springfield, where this allegedly happened what do you think marc is that this is obviously i mean, look at these kinds of things take off and take a life of their own on social media, there are serious issue jews in the city of springfield. >> i can't speak to cats and dogs, but there are serious issues when you take a city of 60,000 and dumped 20,000 illegal haitian

and that means camila harris is doing better. >> white men. >> the opposite plus 13 before the convention, convention plus 21 after the convention. >> what is team harris saying about that? >> yeah. well, the gender gap there is just incredible clear. >> and i think for vice president kamala harris's campaign, they believe that they have more room to grow, especially with women voters. you often hear them talking about issues like abortion and gun violence for issues that they believe or something that they really can bring positive ideas on in bring to the table to try to court more of those female voters. but you've also seen donald trump trying to make his own plays in these weird ways with kind of waffling when it comes to reproductive rights and abortion. he's put out a lot of different positions, whether it's presenting different options, relating different ideas about how hill vote on that florida six-week ban floating the idea of ivf ultimately, these are things that the harris campaign believes that they can really hold hold significant sway with female voters, specifically on th

, her campaign has attempted to sort of move away from the president to try to focus on what a camila harrisresidency would look like. and i think they've smartly were attempting to do that. i think campaigning with the president isn't it in my opinion, does present some potential barriers. i think this gives republicans the opportunity to tie her directly to a president who is unpopular on key issues that the vice president has been attempting to run away from strategically speaking, i don't think that's very wise, but overall, she's going to be a much more formidable will canada republicans cannot negate that back. and that's why i think a lot of republicans have continuously attempted to remind the former president to stick to the issues where you are strong to make your case to voters well, and to that point, shermichael over the weekend, trump sat down with fox and claimed that he had every right to interfere with the presidential election. max, i'm sure you saw this, but he said that we have it up on screen. he says it's so crazy that my poll numbers go up. whoever heard you get indict

was really historic, it was the first personal meeting both candidates, both donald trump and camila harris. they started with a very polite handshake, kamala harris walked up to donald trump, introduced herself, shook his hand, but that handshake ended all politeness. for the next hour and 45 minutes, the debate was very lively, very heated, the candidates switched to... personalities, the candidates had very emotional statements, and if we talk about how the candidates presented themselves, some experts say that kamela garis managed to hit a sore spot donald trump, she managed to provoke him to emotional statements and against its background to appear more restrained, more mature, more self-confident, and also talked a lot about domestic eco, domestic political issues, issues that concern ordinary americans and... it seems that the candidates managed to show their positions on these issues . if we also talk about the tone of this debate, both candidates did interrupt each other, that is , it was not only from donald trump, kamela harris also interrupted him, saying that he was lying and a

down for trump with camila harris with some of these voters while trump definitely needs to shrink thaten union families mean his share of the vote and the share of the vote going to come law. >> harris, in part because we've seen republicans under trump lose a lot of the suburban white collar vote. a lot of the people who are college educated have shifted from being rock rib, ribbed, conservative republicans who might have voted for ronald reagan over low taxes to saying that they can't stomach the idea of double donald trump going back to the white house because donald trump has lost a lot of those republicans. he has tried to replace them with working class voters, when union voters, and he's had some success at that and then that is very key in key states like pennsylvania and wisconsin. wisconsin, and especially michigan. but he does need to run up the numbers among people who don't have college degrees in part because republicans under trump had lost the college a lot, a lost a lot of the people who do have college degrees. and so that's part of the divide and the political reorie

israeli leader here's reactant, trump's assertion that israel will no one will no longer exist if camila harris winds or harris repeating her wish for a two-state solution, which so many israeli leaders have ruled out yeah, i don't think it was anything of any surprise to any of the israeli leaders and the debate last night certainly, most of them appear to stay out of it and recognize and i know this from speaking a bit on background, i suppose with ministers here. this is not something they're going to get involved in. they are going to stay away from the us election. this is something that they believe is the domain of the us public and they'll deal with whichever leadership there is. no, i don't think there's any doubt here that prime minister benjamin netanyahu would rather see donald trump in the white house come next year that said yair lapid, leading opposition figure did comment dead say that he was heartened to hear both to both parties in the debate speaking strongly about israel when he was reminded and a radio interview that the kamala harris and spoken about the two-state solution

thanks for being with us thank you still ahead at taylor swift endorsing camila harris and calling on her fans to register to vote thousands of them are doing it but is that enough to move the needle in the direction she wants new numbers into cnn on the superstars impact moments that took culture over the edge. >> people who are watching and then our world change he had an explosive reverberation bd on the edge for airs sunday, september 22, did nine on cnn mental health was better when i'm uncontrollable movements called td target dyskinesia started disrupting like day td felt embarrassing. >> i felt like disconnecting. >> i asked my doctor about treating my td and learned about in grandson in gaza is clinically proven for reducing td. most people saw results in just two weeks, people taking aggressive can stay on most mental health meds number one, prescribed in gaza has simple dosing for td, always one pill once daily in gaza can cause depression, suicidal thoughts or actions in patients with huntington's disease pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed,

about lifting up people working people, making sure that they're not suffering from high prices camila harris has put out a plan as you know, to help people buy homes. very difficult thing these days, we've got a real housing crisis across the us to make sure that groceries are more affordable and to make sure that that everyday living is just easier. you don't hear donald trump talking about that at all. in fact, what he's put forward as a plan to raise costs for people, $4,000 a year with tariffs on goods that come from abroad it's been the commonly harris and joe biden administration that has brought jobs back to the united states from abroad and i count on the fact that this economic plan that harrison walls are put out is one that will lead to more jobs in the us, more affordability and making a joke just easier for everyday americans to survive. >> governor, though, how does she explain you? she's been in the white house and was four years as vice president and prices are up 20 something percent. how does she get around the fact that she's in the administration where all of this happene

i mean, look, his his best opportunity to win the election is to have voters view camila harris as an extension of joe biden and an extension of more of the same. i mean, that's his best opportunity, particularly when it comes to the economy. i know when that when they're talking about the economy, they are winning. that, that is just going to be an immutable fact, whether it's in the debate or whether it's in the weeks after the debate. so hopefully he knows that and executes on it. that's what republicans want to see him do. >> so mad if it's gone his right in that tying vice president harris to joe biden is a winning strategy for donald trump. how useful is it for the harris campaign to have joe biden out for them today in pittsburgh? >> well, if there's one constituency that loves joe biden, it's organized labor is labor day. biden speaks to that world newly authentic ways and it's always worked well. so i think it's smart to put them out there and the vice president has not tried to distance herself from biden in any way. we solve it in the cnn interview, us week. what she's goin

you saw a confident camila harris on the stage last night. so talking to a variety of trump advisers, they are wondering if he is in a bit of denial about his actual performance at the debate, i was in the spin room last night when he came in and if you went to debate, you do not come in and explain the debate. so in the coming days advisors are wondering if he will stay consumed by his debate performance or will shake it off to use the taylor swift reference. there and move forward. look at where the candidates are going. so key, harris tomorrow will be in north carolina, two rallies in charlotte, in greensboro. donald trump is going to arizona, north carolina has emerged now as a critic nicole battleground, and i was talking to a governor roy cooper last night. he believes the answers on health care and abortion could help her win that state. we of course the shall see. >> but the debate is now over. >> we'll see if there's a second one, but one thing we do know, kamala harris still has that momentum and trump is on his heels. >> erin all r

actually, since he withdrew from the race, and certainly his advisers and how camila harris, his campaign advisers want to capitalize on that, want to put him out in front of the voters, that he does well with in this campaign. we're carmel harris, i think it's me she is running on a new path forward. but of course she also wants to show loyalty to president biden and demonstrate her adherence to the policies that he enacted in office. so it will be interesting balancing act to watch them as they hit the campaign trail for the first time today. now, over the weekend, the harris campaign did get some good news. new poll showed them a leading slightly against donald trump among likely voters. but you do hear them very much guarding against any over-confidence and democrats, the campaign chair, jen o'malley, dillon saying in a memo make no mistake, we head into the final stretch of this race as the clear underdogs, donald trump has motivated base of support with more support and higher favorability than he has at any point since 2020. so certainly looking to guard against complacency as they

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some time that they believed that the enthusiasm the polling booths was all just a bounce from camila harris. but when you actually started talking to them, there was a little bit of a fear this it's not a long runway. how long could this balance potentially less. but looking at recent polling, they believe that they are ahead of where they were in 2020 particularly in those battleground states. and they are feeling a little bit of a sense of relief like this race is settling, like it is time for them to be able to get some of their messaging out because some of the problems that they've had is that none of donald trump's attacks seem to be landing when it comes to kamala harris, none of what they have put out there has gotten any traction, particularly as we have seen. >> so who much enthusiasm around camila harris. so the hope is now as they've seen, the poll numbers start to shift into a more moderate zone. they believe that this is time for the real race where they hit the ground running they're going to be pouring money, resources into a lot of these battleground states. i'm told in par

however after months or weeks of saying that he wanted a second debate after this one with camila harris, he now appears to be backing away from that idea. here's what but he said this morning when a fighter loses, he says, i want a rematch. i want to rematch, say always to losing person. the fighter that debater. they always this for a rematch. i won the debate i don't want to do another break. >> now. i don't know anything about fighting, but i do know that generally speaking, if a campaign comes out immediately after debate and says we want to do another one. that generally means that they thought that they did well, the campaign comes out and sends their own candidate into the spin room, but generally isn't that good for that side. now, regardless let's i've spoken to a number of republican allies of donald trump's who say they were disappointed in his performance last night. they don't think it's going to move the needle at all, but they did believe after talking to him in the leadup to this debate, that he would stick to the issues that he had been warned enough times they kamala h

so this is the first presidential debate between camila harris and donald trump, and probably the firstmeeting between the candidates. prior to this, they had neither face-to-face meetings nor phone conversations, before the polls harris and trump went to the debate, but did the results change after the debate, and if so, in whose favor? this is a very important question because historically the presidential debates have not had much impact on the opinion of american voters, but on earlier this year we witnessed a decisive debate when joe biden faced donald trump in june. the debate that essentially ended biden's fight for... the current debate had a different dynamic. donald trump spoke out against a woman of another race for the first time. which we know can throw him off balance sometimes. kamala harris should have stood up to trump throughout the debate without looking belligerent or displaying unpresidential behavior. admittedly here in philadelphia she succeeded in doing just that. during the debate the candidates exchanged heated remarks and comments about each other. for example

also present to the two candidates for the post of president of the united states of america to camila harrisonald trump, but the efe news agency, the spanish one, writes that according to their data, since ... we did not have a widely presented plan for zelensky's victory, so forgive me, i will read the spanish news agency, they say about what zelensky says about the fact that the war can be stopped in only two ways: the first is international pressure, and the second is an operation by the armed forces of ukraine on the territory of the kurt region, and as a result of this, and through international pressure and this operation, it is possible to achieve... the end of the war already this fall, if it is accurate, what the spaniards also wrote, how do you assess such prospects, is it possible? no, i don't believe it, from the word at all, it reminds me a little of coffee on the yalta embankment in two or three weeks, which is still there in the summer of last year, and the war will end in two or three weeks, and something else, well, well this is not serious, well, it is obvious that there is

yulia, president zelensky, as expected, was able to present his victory plan to donald trump, camila harris, as well as president joe biden, do you know what is in this plan and are you ready? the united states will support him. the last thing we know is that the ukrainian president presented this plan, but we don't know the details, and today white house communications adviser john kirby i was asked to comment on the actual plan in broad strokes. he said that this should be commented on by ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi, but in general it is about concrete steps to strengthen ukraine in the coming months, but not only, but also to strengthen ukraine in the long term, when after... this war, so that such a war will happen again did not happen again, and john kirby was also asked whether the american president considered such a plan feasible, to which john kirby said that in the next few weeks the american the president and the ukrainian president will work hard to work out the details of this plan, and it looks like president zelensky and president biden will have an opportunity to

so this is the first presidential debate between camila harris and donald trump, and probably the firste meeting between the candidates. prior to this, they had neither met in person nor spoken on the phone, until the polls debate, harris and trump went nose to nose, but did the results change after the debate, and if so, in whose favor? this is a very important question because historically, presidential debates have not had much impact on opinion american voters, but earlier this year we witnessed a decisive debate when joe biden faced donald trump in june. the debates, which essentially put an end to biden's struggle for the nomination from the democratic party and paved the way. way for kamela garis. the current debate had a different dynamic. donald trump spoke out against a woman of another race for the first time. which we know can throw him off balance sometimes. kamela harris had to stand up to trump during the debate without looking belligerent and displaying unpresidential behavior. admittedly here in philadelphia. managed to do just that, with the candidates exchanging heate

trump wants to score points for losing televised debates to his primary rival , camila harris, particularlypart where they discussed the russian-ukrainian war. in his traditional style, donald trump raised the stakes to the maximum. however, even here it was not without a happy ending. on friday at 9'. at 45 am local time , a meeting between donald trump and volodyr zelensky was scheduled, and it took place on the territory of donald trump himself, at trump tower. the visit to the artillery factory in pennsylvania had a completely understandable pragmatic purpose. it is on it that scarce 155mm artillery shells are produced, and all of them, 100% of these shells. supplied for needs of the armed forces. an important aspect of this cooperation between the united states and ukraine is the creation of a large number of jobs on the territory of the united states. therefore, the natural indignation of representatives of the republican party is understandable. they believed that at this event , the democratic governor george shapiro promoted and at the same time promoted his candidate kamela harris

what is interesting, i see that donald trump and camila harris, they all want to meet with volodymyr zelensky, it is somehow yes - interestingly, the word ukraine, as we can see, in the united states of america, is also a valid argument in order to gain points in the presidential race. another interesting point is that before the news broke that trump would meet with zelensky, the news broke that trump, uh, that is, trump only said that he would probably meet, but harris would definitely meet, but the news appeared before that that duda... will meet with trump in pennsylvania, this is a state where people are still hesitating who to vote for, whether for geris or for, there are already we are andrii ochinash, in the meantime, the crew commander of the fourth brigade assigned to the border guard of ukraine, mr. andriy, we congratulate you, good morning studio, good morning tv viewers, congratulations, we are glad that you were able to join us, tell us where you are now and what now the situation is at the front. at the moment , the rubizh brigade is holding the defensive line, the sit

by the opinion of the american expert environment, the media environment, and if they say that camila harris won, then i guess that's the way it is, and i guess there are certain reasons behind it, eh , although in this case i was rather disappointed by donald trump. than i liked it compared to previous performances, well, it can be seen that he has, so to speak, run out of stock of ideas, stock of techniques rhetorical as well, the energy has faded a little, well, in this sense, he is not very convincing, as he looked to me at these debates, and maybe that's why haris got the advantage, she didn't say anything either. extraordinary, in my opinion, she does not look like the leader of the nation, who leads the nation in some understandable and for everyone acceptable and desirable direction, but, well, like in a boxing match by points, she most likely won. thank you, mr. maksym, mr. volodymyr, it is clear that the next president will be chosen by the americans, and it is clear that it is obvious the sociology that is already there... is carried out by television companies, in particular cnn

the campaigns of donald trump and camila harris are reaching the finish line, but neither candidate has revealed how plan to help ukraine in the fight against russian aggression. the prospects for ukraine's support differ depending on who wins the us presidential election this year. experts say that today the conflict in ukraine has radically changed, which has given ukraine more leverage in determining its own destiny. details in the plot of yuri mamon. the us presidential elections are closely watched in ukraine. local analysts say that against the background of the war and the statements that trump makes in his election campaign, his second term in the white house in ukraine is treated ambiguous there is probably such a prevailing opinion that trump's return to the white house is not the best, to put it mildly, scenario for ukraine. although also such thoughts sound cautious that maybe not everything is so wrong. trump has repeatedly stated that he will quickly end the war, and his running mate jd waynes once contradicted himself by saying that he really doesn't care about ukraine. b

during the presidency of joe biden, several times he mentioned inflation, about rising prices, but camila harris seemed shift focus, his focus is a lot of small things that don't really concern ordinary americans, for example, they discussed who has more, the size of the rallies that their supporters gather at, they discussed whether, for example, who, who had and what parents, how much they left who has money, i.e. such petty things that helped distract donald trump from the really key problems that exist now. in the states, and this was actually one of the advantages and achievements of the tactics of kamela harris during this debate. serhiy, still one interesting point, briefly. see, with each other, one of the main tasks for kamala harris was to distance herself a little from joe biden. and trump several times attracted her, so to speak, magnetized her to biden, allegedly threw biden there and criticized that she was even forced to speak, but i am not biden, that is, it is not biden who is participating in the elections, i take kamal . garis, did she manage to get out from under the shadow o

and then they discuss it, i offered it to the president, i pitched it to trump, i pitched it to camila harris fact itself my actions well, this love for such, i would say, public steps, it could lead to the presentation of such a document, it cannot be, there may not be anything concrete, if you analyze the anatomy of how the president works in general, how he works environment, they work in the logic of the series, they perceive politics, politics in particular, fortunately they do not perceive the war in the same way as the series, well, if you understand that you are not dealing with politicians, but with people who... filming this big series president volodymyr zelenskyi on the bank, then that's it it becomes completely clear and transparent and you can calculate, by the way, it is dangerous, because it is not only for me, if you work in the federal security service of the russian federation or in the foreign intelligence service, in principle, you do not need information, you can calculate every step, if you you understand this logic of the series, but the problem is that for no, it is n

under to live better, and the fight is for the votes of these voters, i would say that probably camila harrisaged to encourage some part of these voters to vote for her according to the results of the debate, some small particle, but everything however, she needs to work very hard to encourage more, because these are the tens of thousands of votes that decided the fate of the elections last year, that decided the fate of the elections in... year, and they will decide the fate of the elections in the 24th year, and therefore both candidates, by the way, they both understand this well, they will campaign in these seven states, for example, gariatjo is conducting pre-election campaign events in north carolina today, and trump to arizona, they will constantly travel to all these states, talk to voters there, will conduct quite aggressive advertising, there will be on television in other media, in social networks. chats of volunteers, so that you just literally have people knocking on doors and talking to voters, so that there will be such a fierce struggle. harris looked better at the debates, i

listen to personal insults, and we've already seen various debates like donald trump, yes and camila harris, and people say they really want to to hear a grown-up debate, but they have little hope that it will happen because, they say, the bar is pretty low right now. if you talk about the issues that are of interest to the average american right now, it's definitely domestic policy, it's the economy, it's inflation, it's health care, it's gun ownership, it's security, it's the southern border of the united states, it's all, all those issues , about what voters told us, both democrats and republican voters, if we talk about foreign policy issues, then they don't really care, or they care less, many voters said that they don't really understand it, those who support ukraine and so said that it is necessary to continue doing it, but there were also those who said that they are already very tired of of this war and that the war must be ended and an armistice must be concluded, and they expect their candidates to show what their foreign policy will be on this issue, in particular, and in genera

so camila harris is running on the economic issues. of course but abortion that favors women, young men named, the economy is your top issue. young women name abortion. that's their top issue. >> young men are on college campuses. >> they're enrolled in colleges at lower rates than they were a few years ago. they're a labor force compared to women than they were a few years ago. and so if you're a young person against all of the economic headwinds that currently exist in our society. you're trying to get access to the economy, get a job, get alone, buy a car, it's harder. that's true for all young people. but young men in particular feel that and then on top trump, he plays golf with bryce into shampoo. he goes on theo von, he talks about zillions and democrats. i'm sorry, like they haven't had a guy down candidate in a while and like with all due respect it's in walls like tim walz appeals to a lot of men. he also appeals to that guy, bruce. yeah. >> just pack is wearing a future is female shirt. yeah. >> like that guy in madison, wis

is really interesting from that poll was the gender gap actually widen between donald trump and camila harris. and so i think this is gonna be really interesting, especially in november where we see men versus women come out and who they're voting for in november. >> that gap just keeps getting wider and wider. all right. cheyenne, daniel. thank you so much. good to see you. >> thank you so like calm after the break, outrage over the killing of six hostages. >> we're going to talk one-on-one with a former hostage whose spouse remains in captivity plus college football is back. we'll have that and more coming up. >> meadows. are they a fruit or a vegetable you're actually both, right? >> but botanically speaking, the us supreme court ruled that a tomato is a vegetable because of how it's used in cooking. >> i i did notot know that now do are you ready to connect to a perfrfect journey y with turk airlines? toto feel welcomed? >> and to feel refreshed to discover unforgettable flavors to reachch new heightsts of happiness toto c connect to a a journey y that's s perfect. bebecause of y you xr t

let's talk about this first from abc ipsos shows camila harris with a 52 to 46 lead with likely voters which isn't a whole lot different from the pre convention numbers, which was at 51 to 45. and harris's favor, rachel, what does this tell you? harris has to do because it does not appear that she got that bump that most people expect to happen after convention thanks so much for having me in the month prior to the convention, vice president harris completely turned the race around. she had galvanize voters across the country and gained support. and it's not only democrats have been supporting her, it's also some republicans and independents. and so the convention was a great time to tell her story but given the fact of how the polls are, it's going to be a tight race. and that's why she's taking nothing for granted. it's why she's going to two important states today. both michigan and pennsylvania in order to talk directly to voters. and she needs to keep that consistent campaign schedule which she plans on doing of traveling the country and really letting no stone unturned charlie yo

. >> the camila harris campaign is entering what her team calls a more aggressive phase. he's following that fiery debate with former president donald trump at any moment, the vice president is expected to head to north carolina to kick off her new way forward tour through swing state. former president trump is on the trail to targeting two critical battlegrounds today. a few hours from now, trump will hold his first post-debate campaign event in tucson, arizona, while his campaign launches a new ad in pennsylvania attacking harris on fracking a major industry in that must-win state let's take you now live is charlotte, north carolina where cnn's priscilla alvarez is covering the harris campaign for us. priscilla. what is going to be knew about this last effort approach, as we get closer to election day you can certainly expect now that her pace of travel is going to get more intense, remember that just before the presidential debate, it had slowed down and now for her to get in those preparations. >> but with that now behind them, they are hitting the battle oh, grounds

governor roy cooper saying, right after the debate that it was the moment that vice president camila harris spoke on reproductive rights and healthcare that were some of the strongest and could move the needle in his seat and the campaign is trying to capitalize on those moments with a brand new ad released just minutes ago, take a listen 12 or 13-year-old survivor of incest are being forced to carry a pregnancy to term. >> they don't want that i think the american people believe that certain freedoms in particular the freedom to make decisions about one's own body should not be made government now, harris aides had told me just before the debate that they had planned to needle the former president, on reproductive rights on that debate stage. and they think it paid off, which is shown in this ad. this is going to run in the battleground states again, another example of how the campaign it's trying to use this issue to get to voters and make their argument especially for those who are undecided. of course, another important aspect of these campaign stops here in north carolina today and in

three times r visit us at gory law.com i'm bill weir on the california coast and this is cnn hi camila david harris does solemnly swear when harris was sworn in as vice president, she didn't have much experience in terms of foreign policy. this is someone who only spent a short time in the senate and spent a lot of that time running for president but one thing that's changed over the last four years is harris has tried some foreign policy. a big focus of her tenure as vp. >> the first year we were very intentional about building out her foreign policy portfolio. and there was at her direction, in fact in the good thing to the president's credit is you wasn't selfish about it. he shared she spent every morning with him in the presidential briefing being vice president is always an important foreign policy job also being vice president for joe bide. >> this is a presidency where the white house dominates foreign policy decision-making and so camila being in the white house and being close to and aligned with that process actually matters a lot the white house, dispatched vice president harris to more

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of course, along with border czar, marxists and comrade camila all titles to trump has used to attack harris on the trail. but if you're a u.s resident looking to join in betting on elections in the u.s. has long been mostly illegal, although that may all change as soon as this week, according to the wall street journal, which reported that on friday, a federal judge ruled in favor of another prediction market platform that wants to let americans placed bets on the outcome of congressional elections. the government can still appeal that ruling and of course, be sure to follow cnn for complete coverage and exclusive analysis before and after the abc news presidential debate simulcast tuesday night at nine eastern on cnn well, that's it for inside politics sunday, you can follow me on x and instagram at pamela brown, cnn, and follow the show at inside politics. and if you ever miss an episode, you can catch up wherever you you get your podcasts, search for inside politics up next state of the union with jake tapper and dana bash. dana is guests include former presidential candidate pete buttig