remember back in 2012 chris christie, when he was dealing with hurricane sandy, he put it all aside and you got a lot of political criticism for it. but you know what the people of new jersey and new york and elsewhere who were hit by sandy. they were the beneficiaries of a government that is trying to work the way it worked bri yeah, these are lives and these are livelihoods at stake. and that is what we're facing with this one-two punch from hurricane helene. and now hurricane milton, as we await landfall, there in florida

with chris christie or what i know murphy is a governor right now, but we have chris christie on our backs. no, we don't. he was running for president. he's not anymore. thank goodness. it's. it's so complicated. and you know that. i'll tell you why. and pestering you like this. it's because my view of what's going around us is limited to state and local and i feel, you know, we to newspapers every day. paper papers. when is the new york times and when is the star-ledger and the star-ledger has all kinds of things going on. i've learned all about beach erosion, instance and a lot of new jerseyans murdering their family members, but i don't feel 33 age in new jersey. if you want me to feel 33. yes. you put me in the new york times facing the national news. so what i'd like you do to feel better and save your stomach lining, would you spend? more time with new jersey and your county and town and maybe you have something to worry about with your school board. i don't know. things happen there, but i think we need to remember how our information comes. us and the industries that give it,

chris christie discovered that not only did kushner funnel as suspicious amount of money to mcgreevey'sampaign. the way he had donated to certain campaign and it was illegal if you are corrupting our political system. this office will bring you to justice charlie kushner violated fundamental principles of political giving he would give money in the names of other people if you are jim mcgreevey and you want money, this is a very beneficial practice because it wasn't just the money that he could give, but the money that he could mobilize on someone's behalf that made him particularly attractive to people running for office he also secretly use partnership funds for political contributions and when his siblings, including brother murray kushner found out that their money was being used to fund politicians without their consent. >> they started cooperating with chris christie if you choose to violate the law you will be caught you will be prosecuted charlie kushner gets wind of what's happening he thinks what is going on is my sister and my brother are conspiring against you and i need to

how many candidates, potential candidates do have lined up so far are compare me that chris christie is like the difference of night and day that's possible. so we run run and personnel for the transition lindeberg man runs policy, so she's working on policy side. so i called the hundred and 50 top republicans, united states of america from, from steve schwarzman to chuck schwab to ross perot. the list 150. they've been vouched for five people each and say, look, these five people, we really trust that 750 people. and then those people each game between five and ten people to the transition. so all vouch for no interviews. someone like, you know, someone you vouch for them and you say this is a first-class person then you think about this like 5,000 people then i have the greatest teams in national security in economics who know the white house or no domestic policy and they go through all those people and they put them in the various jobs in the various positions and we have really at the top positions between five and eight of the greatest candidates you've ever seen. ever seen. an

you mentioned obama and chris christie. i mean joe biden and ron desantis during a building collapse. i remember that scene of him reaching over and touching the governor's hands that that point while they were trying to plan the way forward, eat, you're just not seeing it this time. i mean, almost immediately after hurricane helene, you have former president trump say the misleading claim that the georgia governor was struggling to reach president biden as well for hurricane recover. so you are seeing just it's a sign of just how polarized this country is that even at a time of natural disaster, we're seeing the cruel reality of politics also take shape. in the days ahead hallmark of living in the trump era, right? it seems to me. all right. turning now to this new reporting this morning, president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are expected to speak by phone in just a few hours israel weighs how to retaliate against iran. netanyahu reportedly telling israeli defense minister yoav golan to postpone his

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. >> chris christie get we found. go back, america. in the house. how many migrants try to eat you? >> i am waiting. >> you know they would pick up the black dude. [laughter] that's real unity right there. would you donate to? trump or kamala? >> the trust me onset if you are you going to vote for in november plus. >> trump. >> you are even touching this. trump had been doing good with the black vote. his like the michael jackson vote. ♪ >> who are the rookies voting for, trump or kamala? >> voting trump right there. who is the dnd true voting for? going for trump. >> one 100%. >> this country feels like it's an engineering of. >> one 100%. >> we need some dragons, you know what i'm saying? you mad because we killed the head of the must less trump, like? >> darth vader was not allowed to make his voice on the air but i can tell you is going home alone. >> i do not know. >> you needed such that? if your into transition, politics, (. >> trump. >> although voting for trump. if trump wins, what you do for the administration? >> the border security guys. if you like defense, you should p

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another situation with that kind of hurt chris christie nationally with republicans.republicans got on him for being so cooperative with president obama during that storm. including a new york businessman named donald trump. when he ran for president in 2016 and in 2024 this was held against him, his cooperation with obama is a pretty good early indication of how politicized and stratified our country is becoming. >> if you do not cooperate with as a national disaster the federal government? >> it would've been a disaster. and several aides told me the voters of new jersey really like the way he handled sandy he walked into reelection two years after that. in terms of his constituents they were very pleased how he handled it. >> and robert in miami independent. of course it is only my opinion. i am disappointed at the biden/harris administration for them and flat-footed on more than one occasion. the train derailment the scope and severity which is not been felt and assessed for the transportation secretary took several weeks to get there. the press corps cap asking p

did a few years ago with superstorm sandy, when chris christie, fox news may have used the word hugembrace, but warmly greeted the sitting president of the united states in barack obama to say thank you for your support and help and took him on a tour to say this is what we need. instead of actually saying we're going to partner with our brethren from the other side of the aisle to make sure that vet voters and residents get what they need, we'll continue to play politics. that's what ron desantis is doing. >> it is really playing bad politics because he just took trump's argument away from him. he's saying, oh, the vice president has nothing to do with this and trump is trying to blame the vice president. >> that's what i was going to say. it seems to me they're trying to have that argument both ways. let's talk about harris' "60 minutes" interview, a range of topics including the administration's border response. >> was it a mistake to loosen the immigration policies as much as you did? >> it is a long-standing problem. and solutions are at hand and from day one literally we have

throw out some names, you don't need a binder from chris christie or jared kushner, you know it. give idea what your team will look like? >> a lot of people you had last night will be part of it, that room had great people. >> steve: cardinal dolan. >> i would put him in. >> ainsley: he is the best. >> he looked good, lost weight, nice and thin. >> ainsley: nicest guy. >> that is why i did it to a large part. he called me during covid and said catholic church needs billions of dollars to ep coo the school going. they run great schools. i got him money during covid and i think it meant a lot to hims and the catholic people. i got them 1.7 billion and they kept it open. >> brian: i did a feature and you are doing the weave, and come back, can you throw some names out? >> i thought i got out of it. >> all about the wave. genius, so brilliant to go from here and you always come back. some say total genius, some say what is going on here. it is pretty good, i tell you. it is a little early. i have great people at every position, i don't like -- >> brian: have you pre-thought it? >> li

the republicans who didn't like when governor chris christie she praised president obama after superstorm sandy and sandy and the fall of 2012. do you see any possible impact from helene i do. >> and look, i worked for governor christie in new jersey and the governor's office during hurricane sandy, obviously, that was just a couple of weeks before the election and certainly played a role because he did have brock obama the president obama on the ground very quickly responding to the situation, walking with chris christie along to see toward toward the site damage and i think that's why what donald trump did today by going immediately to georgia. the way he did, does show a level of ability to connect with people when they're really looking for leadership. i mean there so much of this is symbolism. there's the symbolism of politics and there's going to be the actual impact on the votes. i think it's almost two different things. donald trump to this point is winning the symbolism, the impact is going to be pretty dramatic for, for a number of those folks. and whether they can even show up

when were you in politics, supported chris christie, gutted the arc tunnel would have been done by now, and cheaply and all of this time the commuters have wasted waiting for late trains wave been salvaged. congressman there's nothing radical about a sustainable solution, it doesn't mean the green new deal, but stop the bickering and partisanship, that paints all in sum, not all not. >> now susan altman you can ask tom kean a question. >> congressman, i'm glad we did this, i would have liked to do more. if you want to do another one, i'm always game. i have -- while were you in congress, or sorry, while were you in the state senate, you voted against gay marriage. while were you in state senate, you voted down the minimum wage bill, voted to slash the benefits of law enforcement and teachers and a few weeks ago convicted felonies, you endorsed donald trump. congressman, do you regret any of these things, any of these decisions you made or do you stand by them tonight? oh, and i forgot one more, you also voted against planned parenthood and voted against the codification of roe in new j

you don't need a binder from chris christie or jared kushner. could punt on this question, i hope you won't. an idea of what your team will look like. >> a lot of the people you had last night will be a part of it. that room had some great people. >> steve: cardinal dolan? >> put him in, right? >> lawrence: the president is saying i learned a lot in washington and know how to pick my cabinet. not just washington insiders. what do you make of him doing the homestretch going to communities that republicans never went to before? is that going to help him in the end? >> yeah, i think it does. talk about hopeful. when you have a guy like president trump going to places like california and campaigning and new york and campaigning, i think it does sort of capture his big vision. will he win those two states? probably not. but the effort -- putting in the effort and going to people and asking people for their votes in places that you may not win, i think it's kind of perfectly on brand for him. i found the whole interview absolutely marvelous. some of m

when you were in politics, you supported chris christie who gutted the arc tunnel and all of the time commuters have wasted waiting for trains would have been salvaged so there is nothing radical about a sustainable solution and that doesn't mean the green new deal but it means stop the bickering and partisanship which stops aspects of the deal. laura: sue altman, you may ask tom kean a question. ms. altman: congressman, i'm glad we did this. if you want to do another one, i'm always game. while you were in congress -- while you were in the state senate, you voted against gay marriage. while you were in the state senate, you voted down the minimum wage bill, you voted to slash the retirement benefits of law enforcement and teachers and just a few weeks ago, the day he was convicted of felonies, you endorsed donald trump. congressman, do you regret any of these things, any of these decisions you made? or do you stand by them tonight? and, i forgot one more -- you voted against planned parenthood and the codification of roe in new jersey. tell me, congressman, of all that i've listed, d

when you were in state politics, you supported chris christie, who gutted the arc tunnel would have been done by now. it would have been done more cheaply. and all of this time, the commuters have wasted waiting for trains and late nj transit trains would have been salvaged. so, congressman, there is nothing radical about a sustainable solution. and that doesn't mean the green new deal. that means stop the bickering and the partizanship which paints aspects of the green new deal as somehow awful things all in some when you know they're not. nancy weltman, you may ask tom kane a question and tom, can 2 minutes to respond. congressman, i'm glad we did this. i would have liked to do more. so if you want to do another one, i'm always game. i have it. while you were in congress. you are sorry while you were in the state senate, you voted against gay marriage. while you're in the state senate. you voted down the minimum wage bill. you voted to slash the retirement benefits of law enforcement and teachers. and just a few weeks ago, the day he was convicted of felons, felonies. you endorsed dona

when you were in state politics you supported chris christie who gutted the ark tunnel. what had been done by now. what have been done more cheaply in all of this time commuters have wasted waiting for trains and late transit trains would've been salvaged. so, congressman, there is nothing radical about a sustainable solution. that does not mean the green new deal. that means stop the bickering of partisanship which hatesed the green new deal as some awful things all in some when you know that they are not. >> sue, now you may ask tom a question. two minutes to a respond. >> congressman, i'm glad we did this. i would've liked to do more so if you want to do more i'm always game. i have, while you were in congress, i'm sorry, while you were in the state senate, you voted against yay marriage, while you are in the state senate, you voted down the minimum wage bill, you voted to slash the retirement benefits of law enforcement and teachers and just a few weeks ago, the day he was convicted of felonies, you endorsed donald trump. congressman, do you regret any of these thing

and you notice chris christie isn't on your campaign because he can't get that close to a salad.on't understand why your team doesn't stop alone gotra it's a tip there should tick a disorder a speech should be able to coach or out of that i don't nothing at it or she doesn't listen something is wrong and to the point of tyrus there should be people going what around her? >> that's why she quit. if i'm on her team it's not let her talk. let her talk. >> they should have picked someone more capable of running the country like gary busey. >> greg: she feels entitled to this and doesn't know if people expect her to try. >> it could be as simple as people aren't listening when she talks. when they do videos of her. i must play them 15 times. i keep forgetting to listen each time because. who else had their mind go elsewhere during that anyone? likely play the video it starts and all of a sudden i transport to a different time zone. i don't know what happens and that is part of it but also. before this, before she was running. people were still going to vote for joe biden. people would

chris christie took a lot of heat for hugging barack obama in 2012 but he did the right thing.d a lot of lives in new jersey and that is more important. >> it certainly is. kevin, thank you for speaking out tonight and thank you for your work. >> thank you, stephanie. >> we'll be right back. ght bac it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>> that does it for us. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. we will see you again tomorrow.

that is like accusing chris christie of avoiding pizza. you know what i mean?or kamala she looks like a bridesmaid giving a toast on her friends and fifth wedding. she knows this is a bad idea. and nobody gives a [bleep]. the only thing she is missing is the cosmo and they had cups. >> greg: ihit pickups. it is the worst. i don't get them anymore, is that weird key back without is a story for another time. you freaks. up next at what age should trick-or-treaters a turn the page. >> announcer: five more words trick-or-treat age limit, tyrus, several towns have said age limits to enhance safety including places like new jersey, illinois, south carolina setting the limit between 12 and 16, that is your dating area jimmy. [laughter] but they are rarely enforced, shortly be? >> out would hate to see police officers wasting their evening i.d. tracking people trick-or-treating. we cannot check them one at a vo-tech anglican let them -- [applause] by there should be, it should be 13 or 6 feet. >> i'm sorry. >> my son is 13, 644. >> greg: no, you are not 13. >> yes, you

there was that bipartisan hug from chris christie.ng, hey, the biden administration is giving support, but you don't hear that at all from donald trump. >>> let's switch. after the democratic show, the harris/walz ticket ramping up their campaigning and week appearances ahead. give us your thoughts on how they see the map, which states they feel the best about as we head to this final stretch and the polls show a razor-tight race. >> i was in pennsylvania and michigan this weekend. there's, frankly, anxiety for democrats in both of those states. as jonathan indicated earlier, the numbers really moving, and there's this attempt by trump especially with the auto industry. i think there's a push to fortify those states. we're also going to see the harris ticket making a big play out west later this week. arizona has early voting beginning later in the week, so you're going to see her out there as well. but, you know, this is just a jump ball in so many of these states, and really nothing is assured. so i think this media blitz really spe

desantis is hoping to avoid being seen as too friendly with democrats, as new jersey governor chris christie was with president obama during hurricane sandy in 2012. what do you make of how desantis is handling the storms? >> well, rev, i think the governor is doing a good job responding to the storm and obviously the communication between the federal government and the state government is healthy. i think politically governor desantis is trying to have it both ways. he's getting along with president biden and have a constructive conversation with him, while trying to take shots at vice president harris in the middle of her campaign. on this issue of climate change and hurricanes, i don't understand why florida republicans struggled to gestate the obvious. it's very obvious that due to warmer ocean temperatures in the gulf, these stones are getting stronger and faster and they are becoming more deadly. and that is a result of air pollution caused by humans. so it's basic stuff but there is a lot of fear from the maga base and that's we see republicans being so careful and walking a fine line

chris christie came and traveled on the plane with us.mocrats and republicans, people have stood together to respond to communities in trouble. and trump is like lighting a fire -- at that tradition and also hurting the people who are impacted. >> so staff, one of the -- things the trump campaign latched on to in terms of disinformation or false claims, where they've seized on to this idea of a $750 payment. you roll your eyes and as i even broach the subject. what exactly this is and why they think it's a talking point? give us the truth. >> donald trump claiming yes, if you can get it. joe biden is just going to give you this candy. this $750 so it's as though you got something and there will be absolutely nothing behind it. if they try to give it to you, refuse that money. you are basically signing off saying i won't take anything else from the government. it's a flatout lie. on one hand we should be talking about how dangerous this is and problematic and how stupid it makes the trump -- trump campaign look. however, they don't do any

those 6% of republicans, you call them nikki haley people, never trumpers, chris christie, a love j.dlast night. i had some a text from people like that saying, wow, j.d. vance was amazing! and that is the kind of presentation that they long for, that trump doesn't bring to the table, but that can bring independents, women with college degrees, and moderate republicans back, so he added to the ticket, and created momentum after the democrats have had a real bad last for five days. walz seemed nice. but didn't have a story to tell. just seemed discombobulated. and the media hated him because he wasn't nasty enough. their whole goal is to make trump the devil. and you can't agree with the devil. and a lot of times they were nodding along and it was like watching to midwestern working-class types of guys agree that the working classes kind of getting hosed by corporate america and by the powers that be, and that was really nice to see. that scared the hell out of the left because they don't want to see agreement, they want to see blood. he made two huge mistakes, everybody knows what the

nikki haley, chris christie. not him. >> sean: i have to go.ss you, and i don't have to defend my relationship. all right. we will see you later. with early voting underway, the economy is still a top issue of concern for voters all across the country. a new cnbc poll released today shows trump with a two-point lead nationwide and a big reason for that is his commanding lead when it comes to who votes first on -- the bad news for kamala is it does not stop there, a new survey from "newsweek", 51% of voters think the economy is headed in the wrong direction. only 30% think it's the right direction. anyway, on top of the fact that 79% of americans think the country is headed in the wrong direction. fox news, fox business post, trump economic advisor. stephen, starting with you. you know, if elections are about peace and prosperity, she's got an uphill battle. your thoughts? >> yeah, you better believe it. that's what my book is all about, the trump economic miracle, is how much better the economy improved in every single measurement you want to u

i think now we can call them nikki haley voters or call them chris christie voters. >> harris: you heardout the disaffected democrats that trump is going after. they both have this. a thought on that, fred. >> that's why this race is close. disaffected people on both sides. what we see in early voting numbers and there was a release this morning about it. on the republican side you are seeing people who normally vote on election day vote early, on the democratic side you are seeing low prop pensty voters. there is more democratic votes out there to be had. >> harris: if some of them as we talked about are black men and they are still not in the camp for her, statistically speaking in the next six days we have to see how much those make a difference. low propensity voters. last thought. >> the vice president has to find new members of her coalition. while donald trump has expanded his coalition, non-college educated voters among black and hispanic voters. the vice president isn't doing as good as joe biden did. it will be a problem for her. >> harris: it is an issue after today with his l

this image of chris christie warmly greeting barack obama days before an election against mitt romneyald trump claims political interference in biden-harris help for helene victims. >> they are going out of their way to hurt these people. >> dhs secretary disputes claims that fema is playing favorites. >> absolutely not. >> mayorkas also made a troubling claim about the remaining two months of hurricane season. >> we do not have the funds -- fema does not have the funds to make it through the season. >> that conflicts with the fema's administrator's accounting sunday. >> we absolutely have enough resources from across the federal family. >> roughly $20 billion remains in disaster relief fund to. that's unlikely be used by the end of hurricane season novembes questions whether stretched then in 2024 fema provided $645 million in funds to help communities support migrants. but the focus today is on wind and water damage. >> in a moment of crisis, i think that really does bring out the best of who we are. >> peter: but, tomorrow, the campaigning begins again. vice president harris will v

in look at super storm sandy with president obama and chris christie on the tarmac.ngs that are being said there, that the $750 that people get is all they are getting. that is not true. it's the beginning of funding. they want to make that clear. i had the fema administrator on back and forth about fema money going to immigrants. there is a pot. thought about funding does fema have enough money? >> brit: that's right. one thing to keep in mind, bret about fema. first of all, fema is not basically a first responder. it does generate a lot of supplies. it comes in and helps out. it puts stuff on the ground. no doubt about that. no role. first responder work is principally the responsibility of the states, the localities, and to considerable extent as well private organizations, charities and so forth. they do remarkable work as we have seen in north carolina in particular. the second thing about it is that fema's funding is often done through a case-by-case appropriations. so, there will be some money appropriated, fema will use it new disasters come along, you can't

this week after several recent off the rails appearances, former trump ally chris christie became the latest to question trump's apparent mental decline. let's go back to my panel. brian, what do you make of the speech we just played a clip of there? does it look like his rambling has been getting worse as the election nears? this guy has been in decline for months if not years. >> correct. the-- to make sense of whether donald is getting worse when this was also the guy who claimed that barack obama was still the president who claims that world war ii hasn't happened yet that jeb bush got us involved in the middle east, that viktor orban was president of turkey that hannibal lector is a "great american." he talks about sharks and magnets and flushing toilets and windmills. this is who he has always been. now that he's out of the shadows, now that we are in this campaigns will. we are getting a better glimpse of who he's been. there's all this attention on him, and because the attention is not on joe biden. it is interesting that it was donald trump himself who basically groomed his s

you look back at the hub, the new jersey governor chris christie gave barack obama in 2012 during hurricane sandy, and that was his political undoing. you look at the response to hurricane katrina in 2005, and that was a harsh light that george w. bush was painted in for his presidency. i don't know if kamala harris will ever ascend to the presidency because of the response of her administration, and right now we don't have a president. all you have to do is look at his response to the press queries, and you know he's not all there. someone needs to be there. it has to be her. she doesn't have to suspend her campaign like john mccain did in 2008, but she absolutely has to do more than read from a piece of paper. if she's not going to answer questions then she has to answer with action and she's not doing that. shame on her, because this shouldn't be about politics right now. >> kayleigh: or at least show up at fema. my god, the hurricane happened thursday. yes, she was visiting the border friday. you could have gone saturday morning and visited fema and showing your face and read from a pap

according to one account, chris christie, who was working with trump during his first campaign, urged to disavow david duke's endorsement. since he was slow to do so. because, quote, those people vote, too. now i know people love to dismiss these concerns as trump di rangment syndrome of taking trump too seriously. really? really? remember barack obama or joe biden former staffers saying they dug hitler. and let's not forget trump's own running mate jd vance who famously said that trump just might be america's hitler. he's not wrong. joining me now is ruth been gee yat, history professor at new york university who writes about fascismauthoritarianism. and olivia troy. a member of republicans for harris. i do want to start with you, olivia. i just want to read to you from bob woodward's book "war." general milley said he is the most dangerous person ever. i had suspicions when i talked to you about his mental decline and so forth, but now i realize he's a total fascist. he is the most dangerous person to this country. a fascist to the core. milley repeated to me. i will never forget th

and at the convention here pointed chris christie to be the head of the transition team whenever a person who's not the incumbent being elected president, they make a transition team, who helps them figure who to put into the various positions all sorts important activities. and in fact, the government pays it. the gsa had fairly big building on 17th street and washington, which was where the transition office was based. and initially they two one for hillary and one for trump. but hillary turned out not to need hers. so the only populated one was trump's trump's. but how did it actually get the appointment i'm shortly after the election, i got a call from someone on the transition committee saying. could you go out to his golf club in new jersey on the friday of right after things giving they didn't say what it was about, but you could figure that he would have something to do with the new administration. and i had talked with the transition people earlier and said to them what i would like, and they were ask me what i would like to do. i said, if he doesn't give it to manoogian. i think

chris christie out 1.6%. that was about 9,000 voters. when you look at those numbers, those are movable margins for kamala harris in wisconsin, which is a very purple state, especially on presidential cycle years so while this is a bit more of what we would call the politics of persuasion event there, trying to deliver the message that they believe donald trump is a threat to democracy with this should be a get out the vote event for them. they should be now trying to turn the message into the movement, getting voters now to the polls and considering that persuadable block does exist in wisconsin for what we saw in the primary, there is a possibility any critical battleground state like wisconsin, that this could move a few votes. and with margins this close, that matters in this election that's interesting thing, whether they will then go for harris or will they stay home? this is part of the concern that many that both campaigns are having how to move those voters who are unsatisfied right now, keith, me, turn to you because frankly, h

>> i think everyone still being afraid of having that chris christie hugging obama moment of embracing, you a different political partisan. but the reality is it's like i worked for vice president pence and anytime there was a major natural disaster, he would also be calling governors, members of congress in the areas that were affected. it's not just the president, so yes, she's a candidate, but it's also an entirely appropriate thing for the vice president of the united states to be doing it's a moment for him to rise to the occasion of leadership and show hurricanes don't choose republicans or democrats. this is going to be a whole of government effort. and i would just also note that the especially north carolina and we don't even know what damage milton is going to cause. there's going to be years of rebuilding, there's going to need to be congressional supplementals to pay for this. those are things that are done on a bipartisan basis. this in donald trump stoking fear lying about it now doesn't exactly bode well for if he is to be re-elected, that he's going to assist those area

trump's one time ally turned rival chris christie is going public with his observation of trump's significantre real concerns from many people. they follow the premise that trump is declining. simple as that, that he's declining and getting worse. in his fitness, his plans, or both. so that's one thing. there is also another way to look at this. to look at what's going on with trump over the years and that is a significant but different theme. not that he's declining, but that he has already long been revealed. exposed. and now in this campaign homestretch, it is the time to focus on the evidence that has revealed him. this would be the time to do it as more people actually tune in, as voting is now starting, it is all in it, we're in it. and, remember, much of that evidence has been incriminatingly famously supplied by his own aides, eyewitnesss to how he abuses power. we heard from them in the many cases, in the probes and the insurrection investigation, testimony from people who were in the white house, up until january 6th, like white house spokesperson sarah matthews. >> he told the peop

chris christie, mitt romney, the republicans who have shown a very, very sharp distaste for donald trump. because if you manage to get one or more schwartzenberger type figures on board, its a permission structure for a lot of folks in the middle who are looking for an alternative to try. >> and many of them. and i think even the harris campaign would say this those are the people who are waiting until the end. >> there are people who just just just don't, you know, they, they, they, they don't want trump. >> they don't like harris and they're waiting until they walk, right? right so shermichael, pennsylvania is polling, right? and that one is tiza can be trump today says there's large-scale cheating in the state as i laid out that republicans, secretary of state, i was talking to him the other day today, came out, said that is false do you get upset that trump is talking like this and we look as a strategist, you want the principle of the focus on the message, the message is the economy, the message is immigration, and the message is foreign policy. i think on those points, the former p

i mean, you've heard people like chris christie, for example, has been out there saying donald trumpnot as strong of a candidate and as strong of a place. now as he was in 2016. but we'll work. >> does it matter? >> well good morning, kasie. yeah, it does matter. i mean, that was biden's problem, obviously. >> you can't be 66 and america and be a park ranger or a pilot, but you can run for president and it's good for harris to remind the health records is a good reminder that donald trump is this he knows his base typically the same age as biden was, and people were really concerned about biden. >> so they have reason to be concerned about trump as well. so i think it's a good strategy. and by the way, i think that while panic may not be justified, panics a good thing. i want my voters to be panicked in the last days of an election. i don't want them to be over competent. you want them freaked out and that's a good thing. >> mark. speaking of panic among democrats, i mean the polling out over the weekend shows the race tightening, right? both abc and nbc showed movement from their se

because of that, you mentioned the 2012 sandy is a great example of how brock obama embrace and chris christie, actually improved barak obama's standing in the 2012 blackshear to of every five people they talk to an actual poll said that really made them feel that brock obama was someone who is caring about people presidents can use it, but also opponents for sure. >> so if you're kamala harris or the vice president of the united states, but you're at the top of the ticket. how do you think she should be navigating this moment? >> yeah i. think she's done a pretty good job in terms of this. you have to appear very empathetic, right? you have to show concern. you have to stand by victims, victims when i know you're there literally they want you on the ground. on the other hand, you can't get in the way of fema and certainly you don't want to politicize it blow back on trump and some of those rumors going on because people right now in those areas are so set. i just tried to clean up and their lives so they're not even paying much attention. he's hoping to gain the attention of people outside of

same guy from four years ago and certainly not the same guy from 2016, even republican governor chris christieformer top ally just yesterday, talked about his decline. it's interesting that the campaign is refusing to put out more information on august 20 in an interview with cbs news, former president trump said that he would quote, very gladly released his medical records and information. the public has a right to see whether he's fit for the job. if you just listen to his own former national security advisors, his own former chief of staff, john kelly, his own former chairman of the joint chiefs, mark milley. these are the people who know him best and they're saying that he's not fit to serve and that he's would be a dangerous figure in the oval office. i think that for trump who rambles in meanders at his rallies saying things that often are nonsensical for him to refuse to disclose his medical history and health information to the voter three weeks ahead of the election that that should raise alarm bells for voters who are trying to make up their mind. i think that they have to wonder wha