chuck: would washington, d.c. gun town economy be a factor whether -- downtown economy be a factor whether workers return to work? to the office? ms. alsobrooks: it is interesting to get the governor sadie criticized the party, -- say he criticized the party. when mitch mcconnell called him, he put the jersey on, says he disagrees with all of these various aspects of it, and the reality is, again, his mere election would empower the people whose policies who says -- who he says he disagrees with so strongly. blasting president kamala harris they had a majority. chuck: next question, i will start with you, mr. hogan. on the issue of transportation, as governor, you brought some transportation projects involve more, the baltimore's redline. there's been the purple line in the d.c. metro area. how would you handle finding of maryland's transportation objects as senator? would you be a champion of getting more funding? mr. hogan: i'm proud of my record on infrastructure. when i ran for governor, we had crumbling roads

before i swear you in, let's welcome chuck collins. [applause] >> so if we know of a word that defines family for sonya is the pueblo and once you're there, it's happiness and meaning. and all of us in this pueblo today, really feels the cultural icon that a pueblo represents but also the energy of the mother that brings the pueblo to life. it's really special to see all of you, with all of your eyes and all of the ways that you have been a part of the life of our great zone ja. --sonya. this is the mayor's balcony and this is a place for people to see the rotunda and i'm honored to be part of that. and i want to express my appreciation to london breed, in particular in this moment where her gifted leadership is needed more than ever in order to guide us through where we are to where we should go. she called me up last fall and said chuck, i would really like to talk to you about continuing as the mayor of the city. and i asked her, why, i said oh lord have mercy all the stuff that is going on. and she said one thing and i got it on th

he called chuck schumer a good man.called the democrat governor of new york state kathy hochul, said you are doing a good job. not easy but you are doing all right. he said. there was a wide range of jokes and other comments. and if you missed it, here's a little taste of what former president said last night right here in midtown, manhattan. >> catholic church helping the poor, educating children and supporting the vulnerable. but if you really wanted vice president harris to accept your invitation, i geles you should have told her the funds were going to bail out the looters and rioters in minneapolis and she would have been here, guaranteed she would have been here. garnghted. it's a true pleasure to be with you this evening. amazing pleasure. these days it's really a pleasure. anywhere in new york without a subpoena for my appearance. [laughter] be any time i don't get a subpoena i'm very happy. but, unfortunately, governor walz isn't here himself but don't worry, he'll say that he was. he is going to say -- [laught

chuck: thank you.nited nations says more than 10,000 people were internally displaced in haiti in just the past week due to increasing gang violence in and around the capital port-au-prince. i can you let multinational force was deployed earlier this year to help stabilize the country but agency say the situation is still out of control. as of october, but total of 700,000 people are now displaced in the region. half our children. 75% of the ring outside the nation's capital, causing severe strain on host communities. more than 5.4 million people face high levels of acute food insecurity according to the u.n. world food program. it comes as haiti faces a crisis at his order with its neighbor the dominican republic. early this month haiti's foreign minister to mount stte amassed the board -- denounced a mass deportation policy for haitians living in the dominican republic. the nations share the island of hispaniola. let's bring in the u.n.'s world food program regional director. she returned from a huma

chuck, it's terrible. >> we're going good. we're yeah. always nice to see you both. david, next time you don't get to do every time you go so in for just one more. thank you, guys. good to see you serious note, spared in just minutes before his execution, the co-founder of the innonc

chuck: i don't know they have the power to achieve a significant change in the situation.s a state within a state and mr. siniora was talking about a gun to their head, in reality lebanon was conquered or occupied by iran and hezbollah decades ago and they basically have a chokehold over the country and are by far the military source much more than the lebanese armed force and are the primary political player and the primary provider of socioeconomic services. so we see this not just from and is really perspective but from a lebanese perspective in the end. christian: it's a very bad line, chuck, but we'll continue to persevere and i think we can make out you're saying. i want to talk about the standoff that clearly is there right now between washington and jerusalem. president biden is unable to compel netanyahu to honor the cease-fire, the comprehensive cease-fire agreement he accepted in june that's now been abandoned. the war is expanding every day. now we have a threat to annihilate lebanon. what is prime minister netanyahu's end game? chuck: first of all, no intentio

the more he talked about chuck schumer, chuck schumer became more and more like montgomery burns. he was just shrinking. he was like please, please stop talking about me. trump was loose and confident. >> greg: after a long day. we will show clips of tyrus' interview later in the show. but i would be in bed by now, i don't get it. >> before that he was in wall street, big meetings. >> he went to a barbershop in the bronx. >> trump is the kind of guy -- i'll shut up. they just yelled at me so all shut up. >> greg: up next, could ozempik use stop drug abuse? [cheering and applause] some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye pro

chuck? it's the prc that flew these drones, or that's your suspicion? my suspicion if because they were large enough, they had to be nation-state actors, and i believe only russia and china have the capability to do this. and given the financial state of affairs with russia versus china, i'm 99.5% sure that a these were the chinese operating these drones. will: incredible. absolutely needs to be followed, more understood about this future of warfare. which is, perhaps, as you point out with benjamin netanyahu, the present of war fare. chuck devore, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. will all right, down-ballot democrats bragging about their ties to trump. >> -- bucked biden to protect fracking, and he sided with trump to end nafta and put tariffs on china to stop them from cheating. will: what this says about the harris campaign, next. ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at her and i said, "th

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the more he talked about chuck schumer, chuck schumer became more and more like montgomery burns. yeah, he was just he was shrinking. he was like, please, please stop talking about me. trump was loose and confident after a long day. yeah, he was every i mean he did it. we're going to show clips of tyrus interview in a later in the show. but like i would be in bed by now i don't get it. and before that he was in wall street. yeah. like big meetings. he got it. he went to a barber shop in the bronx. trump's the kind of guy i'll shut up. i know they just yelled at me, so i'll shut up. all right. up next, could ozempic use stop drug abuse? is your shower trying to tell you something? is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well, now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. it was done in the same day. we did not have to wait. it is amazing. i would give this whole experience an a plus. i definit

close. >> reporter: six years since chuck's diagnosis, the bills pile up. nursing home or in-home care. they spend up to $1340 a month for a private aid, but that's just three-hour visits three days a week. then there's transportation and home security. >> if chuck is out there getting the mail and i'm, like, that should be a minute to come back in, and he's not i can pull it up on my phone. >> reporter: in fact, the zimers recently packed up the home they loved and they're down sizing to an apartment to save money, but 41 years' married -- >> what's this remain you of? >> reporter: they live without regrets. >> this was kentucky derby right after chuck was diagnosed. >> reporter: and cherish memories as best they can. >> when the money is gone and he passes away, and i did the best that i could, and i get home i'm okay being broke. i'm okay saying that the state will take care of you now because i did the best i could. left, vice president kamala harris recently proposed expanding medicare to include in-home medicare. the trump campaign said his economic a

chuck schumer is here looking very glum. he looks glum. look on the bright side, chuck. considering how woke your party has become, if kamala loses, you still have a chance to become the first woman president. white dudes for harris. i said it. doesn't sound like it, i am not worried about them at all. their wives and wives' lovers are all voting for me. >> maybe democrats just weren't in the mood to laugh, with good reason. the joy is starting to turn into dread. >> the joy is gone the critics say, you respond? >> i'm having a great time. >> kamala says she's having a great time. tone at rallies tells a different story. >> someone who suggests we should terminate the constitution of the united states should never again have the privilege of standing behind the seal of the president of the united states! never again. never again. never again. >> that does not sound like joy, it sounds like defeat. trump, wheenmeanwhile is in the best apology position. look at this, in 2016, clinton was up seven points. 2020, biden was up almost nine. today, harris is up 1.4%. wow. for th

chuck schumer, who we just saw grimacing next to president trump at the al smith dinner, chuck schumer has been explicit. i'm his number one target in the country, and he is flooding the state of texas with over $100 million. every tv ad you see, they are pounding me and we've had a dozen polls in the last month that show this is a one point, a two point or a three point race. and so i want to encourage your viewers, please come to ted cruz.org right now. come to ted cruz.org, give 2550, 100 bucks or even more. we are getting massively outspent in the last three days. colin allred put an additional $2.7 million on tv, and the only way we can survive against that onslaught of cash is, is freedom loving patriots going to ted cruz.org in texas and all across the country and helping us tell the truth about my record and his radical record. well, no democrat has won statewide in texas since 1994. and this is not the year to change that statistic. senator ted cruz, thank you. well, pennsylvania dems are worried kamala is blowing it. do you have subscriptions that are forgotten or even hidden

let's try to answer the when question with chuck todd. chuck, good to see you. you just wrote a really extensive and thoughtful piece for nbcnews.com and it was about where we are in these final days of the race. what you're thinking about as we head into next week. where do you see the state of the race right now? do you think we'll know the winner by election night. >> all the data points to obviously that it's a tie and i think there's no new data that will tell me anything because i think the final undecided voters is an unpollable voter, i do think especially when you have two candidates who are not popular, you'll have a slice of voters who don't either, who won't decide until election day, it's an unpollable piece of that electorate, if this is a decisive margin for either one of them we have to accept the premise polls can be right they can't poll that late deciding voter who shows up and decides, okay, i'm going in this direction, so it's just a reminder that there's different ways this could break out. different ways the polls can be right and wrong at

chuck lieberman, thank you very much. ., , , ., chuck lieberman, thank you very much. . , _ ., ., around protesters have gathered outside the georgian parliament, after the country's president and opposition parties called for protests against what they say was a "rigged" election at the weekend. salome zourabichvili told the crowd, "they stole your vote and tried to steal your future. but you will not allow it." she said that europe stands with them. the rally was called to press for the annulment of saturday's election, which returned the ruling georgian dream party to power. many western leaders say there was vote rigging and interference by russia. but the kremlin has "strongly rejected" accusations of interference. speaking to the bbc earlier in the day, the president insisted that her country saw its future in europe and it would move in that direction eventually. the will of the georgian people, which was to be reflected in these elections, is to keep its european future. so maybe we won't be able to achieve it today or tomorrow. it depends. there are a number of things that can b

chuck does not like that he likes democratic party. i always say the democrat party because it sounds worse. and it's true, he likes democratic. why don't they just change the name. it is democrat. i was shocked when i heard that harris was skipping the dinner. we cannot get enough of her beautiful laugh. she laughs like crazy, we would recognize it anyplace in this room. i'm leaving big with the catholic vote as i should be, as i should. but i don't think, let harris has given up. she is in michigan receiving communion from gretchen witmer. that is not a pretty sight. but catholics, please do not be too insulted by her absence. if the democrats -- thank you very much appreciate it. if the democrats wanted to have someone not be with us they would have sent joe biden. you know, he is having second thoughts. he wants to come back. if she does any worse, they're going to bring him back. chuck is going to do it, he's the one that got him out much more so then crazy nancy because i know him, he did it. joe has disappeared from view. the on

chuck does it like that. he likes democratic and it sounds much more beautiful that democratic party. i always say the democratic party because it sounds worse they just changed the name? slay. what you know, they it is democrat but i must say i was shocked when i heard the kabbalah was skipping the al smith dinner. i'd really hope that you would come because we can't get enough of hearing her beautiful left. she laughs like crazy. we would recognize it any place in this room and all polls are indicating i'm leading big with a catholic vote as i should be as i should but i don't think kamala has given up yet. she hasn't instead of attending tonight she's in michigan receiving communion from gretchen whitmer catholics, please don't be too who insulted by kamala's absence if the democrats us. thank you very much. i appreciate if democrats really wanted to have someone not be with us this evening, they would have just sent joe biden thoughts, you know that right? he's having he wants to come back if she does any

chuck. love it all right. >> we're going to begin at the beginning the racist jokes did not stop at calling puerto rico a floating island of garbage. here's some of what the comedian who was at the trump rally, not at a comedy show said in texas stuff is really, really crazy were right there by a wide open border. where am i proud? latino's that tonight wide open, there's so many of them and these latinos, they love making babies to just know that they do they do. there's no pulling out they don't do that. they come inside just like they did to our country scott, why would the campaign invite this guy who is known for racist jokes in the past? to speak yeah, i don't know is stupid idea. >> and really dumb. i mean, there's no other, no other way to characterize it. i was glad to see that even before trump made the stage last night, the campaign had a statement out distancing themselves from this. it was really, really, really, really, really dumb idea and it distracts from what trump's overal

and i hope you like to chuck chuck. nice, thank you very much. hopefully you get a chance to face that. yes, there walk and we'll play while the russian president has just held talks within just probably minutes. so a lot of my boots and to run drop moody, long time friends phrased relations with one and all the thoughts as boy logical tried trade between the 2 nations has almost tripled over the past 2 years. and they set themselves some even more ambitious call. good, but he also pointed out that it really isn't a phase rather pc resolution hoping you can contact us. we were just talking about here based on diplomacy and diplomatic efforts pop from this. the russian and indian lead disagreed on deepening strategic co operations. that's how if i look at some of the highlights, you do still sign me up. this property is lucy, your excellency. first of all, i would like to thank you for your friendship, warm reception and hospitality, and i'm very glad to travel to cause and to this beautiful city to participate in the brick summit. india has deep

sounds like a total misnomer then in so many respects, is when you look at that and you hear that chuck about the confidence the fact that it's a jump ball and the polling, you're smirking. >> tell me why. >> because i spent the weekend in arizona and then a flute to michigan, a flew back from michigan last night, not hurray for chuck and his airline points, but hur wray for being on the ground and seeing what i thought was happening. and, you make a good point about the outsourcing of the ground game as somebody who's done a lot of canvassing door-to-door work and what they're saying to all the viewers at home has normally that's a job that the campaign does because nobody can make the case for a campaign better than the campaign. but that's been outsourced to elon musk's super pac, and they have door hangers and i picked up in in michigan. that's talking about kamala harris, which could work, but it's just different when it's coming from a super pac, not to anybody's reading the byline, but that is you just can't do certain things as a super pac that you can do as a candidate on the d

. >> chuck schumer is here looking very glum.ook on the bright side, chuck, considering how woke your party has become, if kamala loses you still have a chance to become the first woman president. [laughter] >> laura: i think that was my favorite joke of all. that and the whitmer joke. >> yeah and the whitmer joke was so smart because he tied this outrage that is still so fresh in the catholic community to kamala harris. and the fact that she wasn't there -- and this guy, he's running all over the country, he had three back-to-back interviews including one with me before he hit the stage here laura. i don't know how he was standing, but this was a very different crowd at the al smith dinner from 2016 when he appeared. there was some hostility there. this was a very trumpy crowd, i have to say. >> laura: well, i loved how leticia james was sitting a couple rows back. >> and chuck schumer. you texted me something during the al smith dinner because schumer and trump, they're chatting throughout the dinner. what did that tell you? >>

and kim chuck and said that trump team has an opportunity to counter. what we see is this drove much of what we have already seen. that of course, you seem the witness is from january 6 investigation and social media posted by trump. we did see a memo from connie eastman made public in the past that lays out a legal strategy r vice president pence to block certification of electoral votes january 6th including a scenario for how mike pence would take over electoral counting process at the capitol saying this, "the main thing here is he should did this without asking for permission. trump's team has been fighting release of documents like this calling for election interference would you as you pointed out only 18 days away from the election, but jud judge chutkan said this, it is in fact the defendant, that is trumd relief and risk undermining the public interest. if the court withheld information the public otherwise had a right to access solely because of potential political consequences of releasing it, that withholding could itself constitute or appe

chuck schumer doesn't believe trump was a nazi. all this rhetoric is a political show.illingness to foment division across a country to get pete to demonize trump supporters is a lie. the division is never ever left versus right where the division is supposed to be left versus right. when it is really the elitist against everyone else. they want you to believe that it is left versus right. i love the kamala video, because she says it is so important to come together and reach across and divide at events like these. events she turned it down. she didn't come across or reach across the aisle. she says, we need to do this, and then she does the opposite. i believe in women's rights. she will push for the six changes for a guy that killed a woman. the best part was the meltdown over the speech. trump said someone that fox helped write the jokes. and these left-wing housebound auditors on social media put on their reporter caps. thought they had a watergate scandal they were breaking. it is absolutely amazing. look at this. their whole career is based on moments of another p

>> well, first, chuck will probably agree with this. latinos have been in swing population for the last ten years. many democrats have not acknowledged that and treated it more as the get out to vote population than the persuasion. both of us being from texas to hispanic voters in texas have been a swing population where they will do well one year, democrats do well in another year. so as long as democrats are treated as the population that they will need to persuade and not get out to vote and motivate, that's where i think they could do well. and it's the same list of issues that every other voter will compare about the economy and democracy, and they care about health care and the environment, and they want somebody that will be like them. that's what they will have to do to treat it as persuasion, not as a democratic base vote. >> they care about regulation too. matthew, let's be clear. you live in texas. you're from detroit. and chuck, what do you think they need? what does she need to communicate with latinos on thursday? >> she'l

and yet you see chuck schumer playfully engaging trump. it kind of bothers me because it's like on the publicly they say trump is satan. and then then they're like, you know, shaking hands and having comfortable conversation is schumer aware of the damage that his that his demonization is having when it's not true, especially when it's not true? i didn't see from my perspective, i could not see schumer enjoying any part of it. yeah, okay. or he did look glum throughout. and you know, one of the one of the really interesting phenomena about what's happened over really since covid is that it used to be that that comedy was the purview of the left and that republicans were kind of at that time spouting kind of corporate and, and governmental orthodoxies. you can't be funny when you do that. no. and then all the funniest people on the left became not funny. stephen colbert, who used to be one of the funniest people in the world. you can't watch him anymore. yeah. and all the all the comedy is now happening on the, on the right. and even when i

former secret service supervisory agent chuck joins me now.ok at a graphic that shows the states where the venezuelan gang is active. former president trump talked about the apartment complex in aurora, colorado that have been taken over by that gang. i have a friend who is an aurora cop and says it's absolute is ae terrifying what is going on there. why is this an gang taking such a foothold in this country? >> no surprises here. this was entirely predictable and preventable. especially have it administration and biden and harris that has completely abandoned from the very start the federal responsibilities to secure the border and enforce the immigration laws of this country. so that the on this in this ene cheap. and there and enough policies that undercut our entire homeland security apparatus? it's also not a surprise that gangs which exploited the week of policies are setting up their operations initially and sanctuary states and cities which provide them greater protections on the taxpaying citizens of their states. jon: you save the bi

he has also began his own border toward, chuck schumer i guess, oh, you have a crowd with you!erybody for me. >> shawna says hello to everybody! >> everyone: [cheering] >> sean: god bless texas. senator, you are on a border toward keitel me what you're doing, the state of your race and your reaction to the announcement of chuck schumer putting millions more in negative ads against you. >> we are in the middle of a 53 stop bus tour all across the state of texas where right now into the rio grande valley, just had a great rally here, at will tell you, people are energized. the art exciter to change the path they are on. you know there is no more important issue in this race then the open borders he pounded the last four years, the innovation. south texas, the valley is feeling the price and saying to the suffering in the death and the misery, all of texas is eager to get it back to peace and prosperity and a safe and secure border and inflation under control, and our families doing a better. this election is a choice, it's a fundamental choice, texas is ready to reelect donald tr

chuck schumer just yesterday put another 5 million into this grace.0 million trying to beat me. i would encourage your viewers please go to ted cruz.org. we have cash coming in from every direction, $5 million of brand-new tv attack ads today from chuck schumer. we are going to win. the last pour knocking out showed it as a one point race need your help at tedcruz.org right now. >> jesse: up here in the northeast, pennsylvania, none of these guys -- i don't know kamala? who is kamala? what does that say about kamala harris that she is that unpopular that in competitive races in america that no one wants anything to do with her. >> well, she can't defend her record and nobody else can as well. is why you look back to what carla debated president weld and the first question asked of her was, are you better off now than you were four years ago? and she rather famously said, look, i was raised in the middle class. the ultimate non sequitur, so bad even s&l marked her for it. by the way kamala harris' record is the same as colin allred's. they are both ope

chuck, i mean, this is a pretty exhibit an issue talking about a sleeper issue. should democrats be worried about the way this is running? >> it's about what we just talked about in the last segment about motivation. i'm never going to disagree with harry, but i'm more disagree with him a little bit here on this when i do focus groups, when i do polling, this is not an issue that comes up with american voters. they're not talking about this being a motivating issue for a vote, but harris made the right point of saying 93% of republicans are all about this because if we don't, if they don't motivate each party's people to come vote, then you're not going a win because most folks have picked a side at this point, and we're looking for issues. democrats use abortion every day to motivate women. women are overperforming minute, every stage of this election because it's a motivational factor and republicans think they can do the same with this issue and also just to say to compare abortion to transgender athletes playing in sports i mean, that is a niche issue that ha

. >> gop, congressman chuck edwards joins us live and then worldwide shot, the latest on the investigation patient into the stunning death of the former one direction star, william pain the east coast. a live look at milwaukee, wisconsin. i believe that they are on central time. the vice president waking up there ahead of a campaign event today. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us with just 19 days until election day. more than 6 million ballots have already been cast. and this morning, early voting begins in the swing state of north carolina, with time running out. donald trump and kamala harris each trying to find new ways to reach swing voters let me be very clear. >> my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. >> i represent a new generation of leadership harris sitting yesterday for an interview with fox news host bret baier pressed harris on issues from immigration to transgender rights and the economy leading to a number of contentious moments about it. but just that number. do you think it's 1 million, 3 million of appr

i mean, chuck, one of the things that i know democratic predecessors have been waiting for us an issue to animate latino voters and there has been a concern with latino men. and, you know, i mean, we were playing clips from a john king yesterday in nevada with latino men in nevada who are not puerto rican who are off. i mean, there's there's still angry. i mean, i'll just be very blunt language there, just angry. they're furious that this happened at this rally on sunday, and it just sort of simmering and still there and they're not over it i mean are we over stating how this could be a galvanizing thing or were might this really be a game changer this is the most influential self-inflicted wound i've ever seen a politician or their campaign do himself in my long history of doing this, there's three rules of puerto rican fight club. >> first, you never talk about their island second, you never talk bad about bad bunny. and three, we don't talk about puerto rican fight club puerto ricans are very, very sensitive about their homeland. not that i me as a mexicans, not, not that cubans are

chuck, senator to mark kelly told the huffington -- i know, i'm a meanie -- told the huffington postbout harris winning arizona because she has over 120,000 volunteers in that state on the ground. trump's operation there, in mark kelly's words, invisible. that's kind of urie onof this country, do you see that being the case? do you agree? >> i do agree, and i've had the pleasure of working with ruben gal goe. just for example, this friday you can catch him at the local rodeo where we're going to be having a rodeo and carne asada at the same time to feed these block walkers before this weekend. for all of you professionals who are like, chuck, it's not that easy, i said we're going to a rodeo. that's something different that we're doing, culturally competent mexicans in arizona wear funny cowboy hats just like this and we love a rodeo. i think these little things are making a big difference. >> my team is yelling at me. matthew, give me a yes or no. we have not heard from your former boss george w. bush about an endorsement, but his daughter barbara has endorsed and was canvassing for

>> chuck schumer is here and looking very glum. [laughter] he looks glum.ughter] but look on the bright side to, chuck, considering how woke your party has become if kamala loses, you still have a chance n president. [laughter] i don't think kamala has given up yet. she hasn't and instead of attending tonight she is in michigan receiving communion from gretchen whitmer. [laughter] unfortunately, governor walz isn't here but don't worry, he will say that he was. he will say it. [laughter] mayor adams, good luck with everything on that field. [laughter] they went after you, mayor. mayor, boyko joined at that. nine and a half months ago, you need to say something about the administration. he will be indicted any moment. [laughter] >> todd: joe concha, fox news contributor joins us now and joe, your overall thoughts of the night. >> wow, that is the king of all roasters right there. all respect to don rickles. this is donald trump's arena right here. i was at the al smith dinner eight years ago when hillary clinton was there and donald trump was there. i have g

by that diagnosis, sharon left her job one year shy of her 65th birthday determined to take care of chuckk into his ca care. >> you retired from your job to take on another job that's not paid. >> correct. >> we saw our savings dwindle and dwindle. >> reporter: their financial burden is common and top of mind for many voters in swing states like isconsin. more than $240,000 in the last seven years of life. to say nothing of lost income when a partner like sharon leaves a job to take care of a loved one. >> she helps families connect with local resource and if your loved one is diagnosed younger they're losing their retirement, their income, maybe losing primary caregiver's income. >> the grass is always greener on, the on the other side. >> on the other side of the rainbow. >> reporter: six years since chuck's diagnosis the bills pile up. they spend up 1440 a month for a private aide, that's just three-hour visits three days a week. >> if chuck is out there getting the mail that should be a minute, she's not, i can pull it up on my phone. >> reporter: in fact the zimmers packed up the hom

bruce also revealing the band never even got to rehearse with chuck. >> and then we said, you know, chuckd you guys rehearsed these chuck berry songs? >> no, no. >> nothing. >> all we did was go -- you'd hear the stomp and then -- ♪ >> and you were left to find out the key. >> the old, follow me. >> that's amazing. willie nelson band a lot. just follow me, boys. >> thaes amazing. >> good stuff. >>> next up, "home alone." revealing behind the scenes secret straight from the real family who owned the mcallster's house. >> my parents were watching the movie during the premier, and there's a scene where kevin goes out into the backyard to cut himself a christmas tree, so he cuts one in half, and my parents were sitting there, thinking, wow, they did a really good job filming that scene. it looks very realistic. well, it wasn't a fake tree. they got home, they looked in the backyard, and saw, oh, they cut our actual tree in half. and so, the tree that you see in the movie that kevin cuts down was our actual tree. >> wow. >> there you go. >> i guess they signed a waiver or something. >> i don't

nancy pelosi, not jeffries and not chuck schumer because chuck schumer and jeffries have constituencies within their caucus. not those constituents anymore. he did. you would've gone back to the house of representatives. you want me to leave because you want to keep the senate. they really could not do it, in my opinion. that is an example of why you will not see that. >> he's going to lose his arm. >> i want to just close by asking you each, again, i am sorry. we are running out of time now. we have to finish the conversation. i want to ask you each very briefly just to give you a minute of what gives you hope in today's political climate. i would love to start with may be brian, if you can do it. just give us a quick sense of what gives you hope. >> a lot of the folks that are now running for office, i mean, look, i came up through the political system. a very conventional path. a lot of the folks you see running for congress now, running for local office, 10 years ago probably had no desire or conception that they would ever do it. frankly, our democracy is founded on citizens having

chuck, i want to start with you a couple of things that steve said caught my attention. one is the approach to immigration that trump has taken, and the way that latino voters, attitudes toward immigration has changed over the years. also his invoking venezuela. he talked about the united states turning into venezuela on steroids. if harris won that i think for a broad audience has some significance, but specifically for latinos in miami many of them folks that have fled regimes like the one in venezuela that carries added meaning very much so. and i think that he was planning to a home-field in florida, but, you know this you both know this. >> the latino vote in florida is much different than isn't all the battleground states and they're really not spending that much money in florida called me in out, called the whole interview today. and what really stood out to me was the difference in the way that they talk about policy as i've done, focus groups in places we're the latino vote will matter in arizona, nevada, and in pennsylvania. when i talked specifically to these

hogan: thank you, chuck.to thank maryland public television, nbc and its affiliates in washington and baltimore. it is a real pleasure to be here. i want to thank all of you for tuning in tonight. i just want to start by saying that i like and respect angela alsobrooks. we got a chance to work together while i was governor. we accomplished a great deal together for prince georges county, and she has got a great life story. i just happen to believe that right now, the reason i am stepping up to run is not to run against her try to defeat her. the reason i decided to run for governor -- senate. the reason i ran for governor is because i was fed up with the taxes. i decided to step up and run for senate is because i have never been more concerned about the direction of our country. what we see today is nothing but divisiveness and dysfunction in washington, where nothing ever seems to get done. our country is being torn apart by the extreme voices on both sides. we are not going to solve any of the terrible prob

chuck rocha, and also with us does that republican strategist, katie frost, thanks to both of you for being here with us. you just heard harry there. this is a very tight race. it could go really either way. trump does appear to hold that advantage in some of the sunbelt states tonight, we've seen some star power for harris in arizona with actors like kerry washington and jessica alba, glenn close holding a block party to rally black voters in phoenix chuck, i just want to start with you it seems like we are reaching the point in these campaigns and 30 days out, it makes sense where the surrogates are out. last night we saw but elon musk with trump in pennsylvania, we're seeing some of these actors out in arizona. this is where we are in this race. it's now time to get out the vote you're still right jessica, i was watching you inherit and you inherit were exactly right there on that last point, particularly, which is about the momentum at the very end. what's happened, i'm one of the very few people who's actually run one of these presidential campaigns. and at the end, it's all abou

it is very emotional for me. >> carley: no doubt, chuck, those are real emotions. you havureiodream tied into this beautiful area. the waiting game, i can understand would take an emotional toll on anyone. check back in with you, doing the right thing evacuating and encouraging everyone else to do the same. we are so sorry about everything you are going through right now. god bless. >> todd: not just chuck, my mom's best friend lives on treasure island, very emotional thinking about what is going to happen. you know it is going to happen. >> carley: two storms and second hitting the same area in two-week period of time. >> todd: sad and horrible. vice president harris has plans to fix her boss' economy, who will pay for it? >> i will make sure the richest among us who can afford it, pay their fair share in taxes. we're dealing with the real world. how are you going to get this through congress? >> carley: cheryl casone breaks that down coming up next. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do wi

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chuck, got of you to join us this evening to explain some of that to us. fact, i can see donald trump, standing up in scranton at the moment where he has been talking about hurricane milton and hurricane helene, not even and hurricane helene, not even a yet and already point scoring is under way. that said, playing politics with natural disasters is nothing new. but perhaps not to this level. here's former president donald trump on truth social here's the vice president harris responding on the late show with stephen colbert. what upsets me so is the idea that any politician would play political games with these folks, with people who are in the midst of such suffering, loss of life, loss of their homes, loss of normalcy, and for the sake of political gain, tell these lies in a way that is meant to make people distrust the help that is there for them to receive. and it's crude! have you no empathy, man? no, forthe crude! have you no empathy, man? no, for the suffering of other people. have you no sense of purpose? if you purport to be a leader to understan

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