so john, 100 reports in the city of dearborn and michigan, which is a large number of out of american voters in an arrow, the american community, the once leaned reliably toward democrats. many now feel angry and betrayed. at arab con, a convention is there of americans, us report for israel's war in gaza has left many i rate with president joe biden and vice president cumberland harris, even among democrats like dearborn mayor abdul, a mood who has not endorsed his part. he's nominated for the white house. this is the place where community comes 1st and where the people have the gall and the backbone to say people over party and dammit, people over president writers, susan apple house says she's voting for green party candidate, joe stein who was called for an in to the war, i'm asking you to have enough self respect to not go and vote for the democratic party. dr. adam fudge, who choked up as he recalled the horrors of treating patients in gaza worn that survivors will suffer lingering after effect. the mental health crisis is one of many crises that are coming after after this geno

even among democrats like dearborn mayor abdul, a mood who is not endorsed as parties nominated for the white house. this is the place where community comes 1st and where the people have the gall and the backbone to say people over party and dammit, people over president writers, susan apple house says she's voting for green party candidate, joe stein who was called for an in to the war, i'm asking you to have enough self respect to not go and vote for the democratic party. doctor adam fudge, who choked up as he recalled the horrors of treating patients in garza worn, that survivors will suffer lingering after effects. the mental health crisis is one of many crises that are coming after after this genocide in this 5 visibility to patients. we talked about the mental health and educative kids that are going up. now this is roger. well, here is the democrat and republican donald trump are both campaigning heavily in this wing state, but they had few supporters inside or outside air con. that truck was a fascist in new york harris who let the supported in for the time. many expressed outra

she is in dearborn in michigan. viewpoint. she is in dearborn in michigan-— in michigan.michigan. and i feel like now, 25 years _ in michigan. and i feel like now, 25 years later, - in michigan. and i feel like now, 25 years later, there| in michigan. and i feel like i now, 25 years later, there is in michigan. and i feel like . now, 25 years later, there is a recurrence of the same situation that we were experiencing in my childhood, where israel is advancing into southern lebanon yet again, and it hits very close to home. i have my sister that lives in lebanon, i have a lot of extended family that live there, so it is difficult to conduct your day to day without that being top of mind for many people. and i thinkjust the broader issue is that there is really focused attention on foreign policy, not as much is happening from a domestic standpoint. we have a lot of happening from a domestic standpoint. we i here lot of happening from a domestic standpoint. we i here int of party candidate. here in saginaw, a range of different issues as well. around the economy, around ho

in detroit, dearborn is a majority american city.ulation in the united states. i was there in april when people were kind of humming and hawing, what would they do? they were very angry aboutjoe biden's support of israel in in terms of, you know what, the bombing in gaza, the attacks on gaza. and they were kind of having these meetings with the administration, with senior ranking democrats. we saw what happened in the primary here in michigan. over 100,000 people in the democratic primary would not vote forjoe biden. they declared themselves uncommitted, which was their way of sending a message to him. that was april here now in the end of september in dearborn yesterday, at the end of september, the amount of people that said, i've made up my mind, i'm not voting for the democrats, i'm voting for donald trump, or i'm voting for the green party candidate, jill stein. and, you know, they'd say, i acknowledge that it's probably a wasted vote that, you know, she may not win this state, and she wouldn't. it's unlikely she'd win enough st

you are talking about the arab-american and muslim american population and we've been in dearborn aside of detroit and top of agenda for all of the voters we spoke to in addition to economy and immigration, housing, things that are common to most voters, the war in gaza and u.s. support for israel was top of the agenda. i was here in april and it spoke to a number of voters undecided about their level of support who wanted to back it democrats but were hesitant. that position and the people we spoke to has changed in the last few months. there's anger, upset and disappointment that their taxpayer money is going toward u.s. defense policy that involves arming israel, which they said was using those weapons against their family members in the middle east. we can hear now from a doctor who told me how she feels. >> the muslim and arab community is not a monolith. i think a lot of the folks are not going to want to vote for kamala because of her policies. and her refusing to call for an arms embargo and permanent cease-fire. at the end of the day she is part of this administration, who i

and we spoke to someone who shares that viewpoint, who is in dearborn in michigan. home, i have my sister who lives in lebanon and extended family in lebanon so it is difficult to conduct your day to day without that being top of mind for many people, and i thinkjust the broader issue is there is this focused attention on foreign policy. not as much is happening from a domestic standpoint.— happening from a domestic standoint. ~ ., ., ., ., standpoint. meanwhile kamala harris live streamed _ standpoint. meanwhile kamala harris live streamed a - standpoint. meanwhile kamala harris live streamed a town . harris live streamed a town hall with 0prah harris live streamed a town hall with oprah winfrey on thursday night in a suburb in detroit, michigan and is aiming to win over undecided, independent voters living in the key swing states in her bid for the white house. the event features the vice president's core supporters who raised millions of dollars through grassroots fundraising and also working to get people to the polls in november. some of the groups at the event

voice, the outreach over the war in guns and their government support for it, john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. the ukraine says to people who've been killed in a russian missile attack may have something for the city of desa. local governors said the couple don't side when the building was hit. yeah, for said russia launched 3 missiles into the region early on sunday. instead, one of the projectiles were shot down for the north, at least 35 people, including 3 children have been injured in an attack on an apartment block in the call key regions. it comes as president elizabeth lensky has judged allies to allow the army to strike targets deep inside russia next, cuz the president on the right manual, lopez over the door has signed into little controversial judicial reforms. mexico will now be the country's only country where the judges all directly elected by the people supposed to say this will make judges more accountable critics, on these, it will end the judiciary political independence. the fast judicial election is expected to take place in june of next year. treated gully on t

john henry and l g 0, dearborn, michigan. the is really a strikes is killed at least 20 people since the early hours is sunday is ready. forces targets is on destroyed at the home of a civil defense officer and almost laid off for a few g comes at least 3 children were killed. another 15 people include, including children from nearby homes and tense, which a console upfront hospital, the medical facility and data about is the largest and central casa, often months of denials, these radio army has confirmed 3 captives who died and goals of late last year were killed via is really selling the bodies of alia toll. they don't know, neck up as yet, and run sherman recovered in december. israel had previously denied responsibility for this ministry official stay at the time of the attack. there was no intelligence indicating that captives were held at the location where they were killed. hum, this of hold has this update from the georgia union capsule online. and that's because he is ready. government has bind, i'll just there are

stopping in dearborn at sahara, a lebanese restaurant, owned by sam's family for a quarter century.hat is your most popular set of items on the menu? >> shawarma, we go through a lot. >> reporter: these two, recently retired. >> i had enough to last the rest of my life, now i'm questioning if i should go back to work part-time. >> reporter: both friends are backing trump. >> i don't like him as a person, i'll admit it. but i think he's the best thing for the country. >> reporter: how will you feel if he doesn't win? >> petrified. >> reporter: of what happening? >> all the illegals coming through, they're going to make it up here to michigan. >> what is going on at the border scares me to death. i hold my breath every day hoping somebody i love doesn't get hurt. >> reporter: you really think about it that much? >> yeah. >> reporter: dearborn, hometown of ford motors is also home to a lrge amount of immigrants, a city with the majority arab american population in the country. many lean democrat but have broken with the biden administration over the war in gaza. and there's no other is

i read with president joe biden and vice president cumberland harris, even among democrats like dearborn mayor abdul. a mood who is not endorsed as parties nominated for the white house. this is the place where community comes 1st and where the people have the gall and the backbone to say people over party and dammit, people over president writers, susan apple house says she's voting for green party candidate, joe stein who was called for an in to the war, i'm asking you to have enough self respect to not go and vote for the democratic party. doctor adam fudge, who choked up as he recalled the horrors of treating patients in gaza worn that survivors will suffer lingering after effects. the mental health crisis is one of many crises that are coming after after this genocide in this 5 visibility to patients. we talked about the mental health and educative kids that are going up. now this is original down here is the democrat and republican donald trump are both campaigning heavily in this wing state. but they had few supporters inside or outside arrow con. that truck was a fascist in new y

we spoke to someone who shares that viewpoint, faye is in dearborn in michigan. who lives in lebanon so it's difficult conduct your day to day without that being top of mind for many people. i think just the broader issue is that there is this really focused attention on foreign policy, not as much is happening from a domestic standpoint. kamala harris a live stream to town hall with oprah winfrey on night in a suburb in detroit, michigan. she is aiming to win over undecided independent voters living in the kiessling states. in her bid for the white house. events named unite for american is featuring the core supporters who have raised millions of dollars through fundraising and are working to get people to the polls. when with black women helped organise and as ladies for come over. ms harris holds a slight lead over donald trump in battleground states that a new national poll released by the new york times, the philadelphia inquirer and siena couege philadelphia inquirer and siena college says the pair is tied among voters at 47%. analysts say the presidential

>> i have met with leaders and around dearborn and this is an important part of our population and theyre important to the fabric of michigan. i will tell you there is a way forward here. they aren't happy with the debra cretz for sure and i will tell you why. the democrats told them one thing i will be with you 1% and one often did something else. that's what they are mad about here so they know someone like me i'm very honest with them and i tell you what might position is and say how do we get this put back together once hamas is eliminated or at least degraded to the point where it's manageable. we can get the palestinian people back on their feet. i think we are obligated to help them do that and that's where we are merging relationships with the 700,000 in the suburbs around dearborn. i think that's the path that we are talking about and that's the path we need to take and getting them engaged in the solution after this is over is really important. again this is caused by iran. think of this is she an nation giving money weapons and training to his sunny terrorist organization for

we have a massive middle eastern population in dearborn, probably the biggest and the entire country. and it is already primed in that there are a lot of arab americans who are upset about biden's handling of the war in israel they are primed in the sense that they tend to be kind of culturally conservative. that's like the history and a lot of them were republicans before the iraq war, after the war, after trump's muslim loan ban. not so much. all you have to do is get them to stay home. it's not about necessarily winning the votes over for trump. but if you get them to stay home go back to 2016, for instance, one of the last stops hillary clinton made on her campaign was michigan because they thought they had it. but then the numbers went sideways. it wasn't necessarily arab americans that time, but we do know is that it can be very fluid. and so this is extremely strategic and as isaac said, if this is what they're doing now, just wait for the next few weeks in terms of targeting that population, which they obviously feel. and we can yeah, and we can't know exactly who it is but th

but of course, in one part of michigan, dearborn, just outside detroit, that's home to the biggest arab—americanters are concerned about all of those issues ijust mentioned, but top of the agenda is the situation in the middle east. they're very concerned about the us policy towards supporting israel, what they're seeing in gaza, what they're seeing this week in lebanon. many of the voters we spoke to were lebanese—american, had either lived there themselves or their parents or grandparents had immigrated from there. and they're watching those scenes on the television, telling us stories about their own family members who had been caught up in those device explosions a little earlier in the week and how angry they feel about the situation in this country. we can have a listen to some of what some local businesswomen told me. it's heartbreaking just knowing that our tax money and our hard work is helping fund this. somebody that's claiming to be a democrat, somebody that's claiming to be a republican, and they're parroting the exact same platforms. the thought of voting - for someone who's direct

the city of dearborn is home to the biggest arab—american and muslim—american populations in the us. the list. concern for family and friends in gaza has spread to worries about those in lebanon, as exploding devices killed dozens and injured thousands this week. it is heartbreaking just knowing that our tax money and our hard work is helping fund this. these business owners, long—time democrats, feel abandoned by the biden harris administration in its continued support for israel. you have somebody that is claiming to be a democrat, somebody that is claiming to be a republican, and they are parroting the exact same platforms who can cause more damage, who can cause more destruction. the thought of voting for someone who is directly contributing, right now, directly contributing to the death and destruction of our home country and of our relatives overseas. i have made the decision to vote forjill stein. and i know that there are people who will say, you know, it is a wasted vote. sam is the owner of the sahara cafe. we asked for a ceasefire. we never received a ceasefire. i mean, we

the city of dearborn is home to the biggest arab—american and muslim—american populations in the us.s concerning voters here. but the middle east crisis is top of the list. concern for family and friends in gaza has spread to worries about those in lebanon, as exploding devices killed dozens and injured thousands this week. it is heartbreaking just knowing that our tax money and our hard work is helping fund this. these business owners, long—time democrats, feel abandoned by the biden harris administration in its continued support for israel. you have somebody that is claiming to be a democrat, somebody that is claiming to be a republican, and they are parroting the exact same platforms who can cause more damage, who can cause more destruction. the thought of voting for someone who is directly contributing, right now, directly contributing to the death and destruction of our home country and of our relatives overseas. i have made the decision to vote forjill stein. and i know that there are people who will say, you know, it is a wasted vote. sam is the owner of the sahara cafe. we as

of course, the news coming from dearborn today is that the uncommitted movement there who refused toin support of israel. here in saginaw city, as i say, it's very mixed. so let's take a quick temperature check on how voters here are feeling about the election. we can talk to tommy here. tommy, how are you feeling about the election? who are you going to vote for and why? i will vote for donald trump this year. i am typically a democrat. i voted democrat every year until donald trump ran for office. this year and in the past, i voted for donald trump. the reasons has been economical, primarily. three and a half years ago, i made more money. i paid less taxes. gas prices were cheaper. now everything has tripled, including grocery prices. i can go to subway to get a $7 sandwich for six inches now. they used to be half that price — $3. so everything is double. my grocery prices are doubled. i'm concerned about the border. we've let millions of people in, a lot of criminals, etc. the border needs to be shut down to where we only bring in those individuals that go through a legal process.

beside that, you have dearborn, which is a muslim—majority city.in the primary, have said they will not endorse, they cannot endorse kamala harris for president because of her position of support for israel. elsewhere in the state, though, it's quite rural, a lot of agricultural land, and of course, the auto industry, the big auto employers, formerly the metro motor city heyday in this state. and there are pockets of decline as that industry has declined. but let's hear from some of the voters now and see what they're thinking ahead of the election in november. we can speak now to darlene and jan, who are in here enjoying some tasty, delicious food this morning. darlene, for you, when you're making up your mind ahead of the election in november, what are the key issues for you? jobs in saginaw and rent. people can't even find a place to rent, decent rent, wages for the waitresses. i mean, really. why do they make $2 an hour? that's not right. what about you, jan? what are the big issues for you? basically, immigration and the... basically, that's i

michigan is a very mixed state, with urban centres like detroit, the city of dearborn, which is a democrateas, flint, michigan, and the auto industry is one of the big employers. we can chat to some people to ask them how they will vote, it is a very contentious issue, talking politics, because it is so close, but we can speak to three gentlemen now, phil, frank, and randy, you come here four days a week for your chat, so tell us how feeling ahead of the election, do you know who you are going to vote for and why? you are going to vote for and wh ? ~ ~ you are going to vote for and why? well, i think, in america, we have a _ why? well, i think, in america, we have a lot _ why? well, i think, in america, we have a lot of _ why? well, i think, in america, we have a lot of issues, - why? well, i think, in america, we have a lot of issues, and - we have a lot of issues, and thoseissues we have a lot of issues, and those issues are the economy, the border, and our economy sucks right now! and the border isjust a sucks right now! and the border is just a disaster. sucks right now! and the border

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i worked at the dearborn truck plant that produced the lightning. sales were abysmal.not only went from we're going to run four shifts, 3-12 hour shifts to four weeks later they ended up cutting two shifts and reducing remaining shift because sales were so bad. they keep different things. but really any other model, running that low of volume, they would have just eliminated. >> laura: yeah, but, in this case the government gave billions, what was it about 10 billion or so each. >> $10 billion, i do believe each of them got about $9.2 billion. and then they turned around and essentially threw it right into a fiery furnace. your tax dollars gone to work right into a fiery furnace. the lost on the products pretty much every year since they have started is anywhere from 3 to $5 billion losses. on our taxpayer dime. >> laura: so, what do you say though about your -- union leadership coming out and endorsing kamala harris? what dy to them tonight? >> it was a big slap in the face. and just like teamsters, better than 60% of the uaw membership on that floor, they may not say

southeast michigan, including places like dearborn, has a huge arab-american population. this is where the uncommitted vote started in february, this idea he will vote in the democratic primary for president but not for joe biden. instead there was a place where you could put in uncommitted, check that uncommitted box. about 100,000 uncommitted votes, this is because of the protest over gaza. it'll be interesting to see what happens with kamala harris, how she is able to thread the needle around gaza and israel because there is also a large jewish population in the state. 100,000 votes come that is a big deal what you think donald trump won the state by 11,000 votes in 2016 and biden won the state by 150,000 votes in 2020. guest: tell us about the role -- host: tell us about the role governor whitmer is playing in this event? guest: she is one of the national cochairs, previously of the biden campaign and out of the harris campaign. she is a popular -- and now of the harris campaign. she is a popular governor in michigan and a popular brand ambassador in the country for d

dearborn, michigan. democrat. caller: good morning. good job.ot of callers this morning seem to be laboring under the notion that the bible is a legal document. did that happen when i wasn't looking? that is all i got. thanks. host: tiny in berkshire, texas. republican. caller: good morning. how are you? i think -- i'll put it like this. would you want to live with a rattlesnake? would anyone want to live with a rattlesnake? hamas. israel needs to do what samuel told saul god wanted him to do. go down and wipe them out. every one of them. even the animals. that is what israel needs to do. i don't understand how people can be calling in and supporting a terror organization that has just slaughtered people. they want to call for a cease fire? no. the israeli prime minister is doing right. biden is wrong for not giving him the weapons he needs to destroy them. thank you very much and have a god blessed day. host: john in cleveland, ohio. good morning. caller: good morning. host: what do you think? caller: there should be a cease fire. people say it

they do know what they would get a do we're in dearborn yesterday speaking again to members of the arabrk at the hosoitals — service and so on. they work at the hospitals and _ service and so on. they work at the hospitals and they - service and so on. they work at the hospitals and they see - the hospitals and they see their taxpaying dollars are going to the us government to give to israel to as they describe it the relations and their family members was a great deal of anger.- their family members was a great deal of anger. they say they can't — great deal of anger. they say they can't bring _ great deal of anger. they say they can't bring themselves i great deal of anger. they say| they can't bring themselves to vote for kamala harris. a lot saying they may vote for the green party. we're in the north of the day, really tight here last time around, just 300 votes separated joe biden from donald trump. let's talk to some of the voters here and see how they feel, how they get a vote this time around for the brooklyn, it's your first time to vote for the what are you thinking, have you

stop kamala harris from secretly meeting last week with that radical anti-semitic mayor over in dearbornchigan. they are trying to have it both ways. we stand firmly behind israel. we'll don't like netanyahu. you will hear from the president shortly on that. his one word response does damage and heartened hamas. alexis mcadams went right to the heart of the pro-israel protesters. and she talked about -- and she talked to them. listen to this. >> how all this is being handled by president biden and kamala harris, will it change how you vote? >> i wasn't such a political person. now i'm a single policy voter. israel straight through and through. isn't kamala the one who says she sympathizes with the human emotion of these protesters? what are you sympathizing with. joe biden an american just got shot in the head? where is everyone? where is the accountability? i don't get it anymore. do you know what? i might be going off the lamb if you are jewish and vote for democrats you? are crazy, you are insane. look at schumer and down the line. they don't have our backs. >> lawrence: you have the

campaigns particularly in the state of michigan where there is a huge arab american population in dearborn this plays out but netanyahu is under a lot of pressure at home and abroad to get something done but as you just said it looks like he is unwilling to compromise at least on this point on the philadelphi corridor. >> bryan: and we will see how it affects the uncommitted movement here which could impact harrises campaign especially in michigan. i'm sorry we had the breaking news beard i apologize for not giving you more time here. we will bring it back. thank you so much for being here. >> you've got it. thank you. speech before we go to break we want to take you to lower manhattan where pro-palestinian protesters are taking to the streets. this coming in the wake of the execution of an american citizen held by hamas for 332 days with the pro-palestinian protesters here in lower manhattan still marching, still calling for a difference in policy on the part of this administration. that is union square, new york city, and we will be right back. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person

some months ago there's a lot of talk about biden worried about the dearborn, michigan arabs. could you make some comments on that? >> well, i can say that if jobe joe biden was the one accepting the democratic nomination in chicago, i don't think it would have been as smooth and peaceful for harris. ended up with 1500 protesters in bicycles under a bridge, honking air horns and generally having no effect. there were some demonstrations inside the convention hall, not so much. and one of the family of the slain homes and greeted with chants of bring them home. and those who were nervous about joe biden, what do they call them, uncommitted. the uncommitted voters in michigan looked very scary to democrats and i think it made them back away from what is generally popular positions vis-a-vis israel, vis-a-vis all of that stuff. and once it was harris, it was interesting that it flipped sort of-- and the flip switched, and we love israel, we're great with it. i did not expect to hear the nominee's husband go up and talk about how her brisket brought him into a closer communion wit

we could talk about what arab americans in dearborn are going to do, or what, you know, jewish voters in the philly suburbs are going to, or we can talk about the better right. i mean, it's like it's just so tight now it's really good point. >> all right sorry about jumping since i was just going to say that james is wrong and that it could break for three if trump holds on to georgia and north carolina, but she wins pennsylvania north carolina is a state where democrats have only won three of the last 24 federal statewide elections, trump could easily win there. it could easily win in georgia. i think still thinks that a split of those swing states as possible, basically, he said, the least likely scenario is that it's breaks for three in the swing states you're saying that's actually it actually cook absolutely. all right. coming up here on cnn this morning. a former republican candidate for president has a new book, entrepreneur and trump supporter vivek ramaswamy is going to join us with his thoughts on the state of the race plus florida bracing for what could be the most powerful

some months ago, there was a lot of talk about joe biden worried about the dearborn, michigan arabs. you comment on that? >> i can say that if joe biden was the one accepting the democratic nomination in chicago , i don't think it would have been as smooth and peaceful as it was for harris. they ended up with 1500 protesters on bicycles under a bridge honking air horns and generally having no effect. there were seven demonstrations in the convention hall, but not much. the families, unfortunately, we have now learned, one of the slain hostages spoke from the rostrum and were greeted with chance of bring them home. i think when democrats were very nervous about joe biden, what did they call them, the uncommitted voters in michigan looked very scary to democrats. i think this made them back away from what are generally popular positions vis-À-vis israel, vis-À-vis all kinds of stuff. and once it was harris it was interesting. a switch sort of flips. democrats were like, we love is real. we are great with israel. we are good with it. i did not expect to hear the nominees husband go up a

southeast michigan, including places like dearborn, has a huge arab-american population.his is where the uncommitted vote started in february, this idea he will vote in the democratic primary for president but not for joe biden. instead there was a place where you could put in uncommitted, check that uncommitted box. about 100,000 uncommitted votes, this is because of the protest over gaza. it'll be interesting to see what happens with kamala harris, how she is able to thread the needle around gaza and israel because there is also a large jewish population in the state. 100,000 votes come that is a big deal what you think donald trump won the state by 11,000 votes in 2016 and biden won the state by 150,000 votes in 2020. guest: tell us about the role -- host: tell us about the role governor whitmer is playing in this event? guest: she is one of the national cochairs, previously of the biden campaign and out of the harris campaign. she is a popular -- and now of the harris campaign. she is a popular governor in michigan and a popular brand ambassador in the country for dem

dearborn, michigan. democrat. caller: good morning. good job. lot of callers this morning seem to be laboring under the notion that the bible is a legal document. did that happen when i wasn't looking? that is all i got. thanks. host: tiny in berkshire, texas. republican. caller: good morning. how are you? i think israel -- i'll put it like this. would you want to live with a rattlesnake? would anyone want to live with a rattlesnake? hamas. israel needs to do what samuel told saul god wanted him to do. go down and wipe them out. every one of them. even the animals. that is what israel needs to do. i don't understand how people can be calling in and supporting a terror organization that has just slaughtered people. they want to call for a cease fire? no. the israeli prime minister is doing right. biden is wrong for not giving him the weapons he needs to destroy them. thank you very much and have a god blessed day. host: john in cleveland, ohio. good morning. caller: good morning. host: what do you think? caller: there should be a cease fire. peop

southeast michigan, including places like dearborn, has a huge arab-american population.his is where the uncommitted vote started in february, this idea he will vote in the democratic primary for president but not for joe biden. instead there was a place where you could put in uncommitted, check that uncommitted box. about 100,000 uncommitted votes, this is because of the protest over gaza. it'll be interesting to see what happens with kamala harris, how she is able to thread the needle around gaza and israel because there is also a large jewish population in the state. 100,000 votes come that is a big deal what you think donald trump won the state by 11,000 votes in 2016 and biden won the state by 150,000 votes in 2020. guest: tell us about the role -- host: tell us about the role governor whitmer is playing in this event? guest: she is one of the national cochairs, previously of the biden campaign and out of the harris campaign. she is a popular -- and now of the harris campaign. she is a popular governor in michigan and a popular brand ambassador in the country for dem

the city of dearborn is home to the biggest arab american and muslim american populations in the us.e a republican, and they're parroting the exact same platforms who can cause more damage, who can cause more destruction. the thought of voting for someone who's directly contributing right now, directly contributing to the death and destruction of our home country and of our relatives overseas. i've made the decision to vote forjill stein. and i know that there are people who will say, you know, it's a wasted vote. sam hammoud is the owner of the sahara cafe. we asked for a cease fire. we never received a cease fire. i mean, i don't... we're running out of words. as a local employer, he says inflation is crippling him. i use a lot of flour. i bake my own bread here. for example, on september 21st, i brought down a pallet of 40iij bags of flour. it cost me 1378 a bag. today it's costing me $21.92 a bag. how's things going here? sophie runs an auto parts manufacturing business. he's created 1000 jobs in the last 25 years. each party has pros and cons. and some... they carry positive stu