we want change paid we want donald j. trump back in the white house. pplause] >> i will say, another moment of bipartisanship here, that i feel sometimes bad for governor tim walz because i get to go around and defend donald trump's record and he has to defend kamala harris's record. when i go around talking about donald trump's record, we don't try to hide from it. we don't try to pretend it was somebody else's record. we are proud of his record because donald trump delivered peace and prosperity to the american people. it is very simple. now, you could go on donald trump's website and see the issue papers in the policy positions. i am happy to talk about the work we have been doing on the transition team to make sure your government is ready to go on day one to implement the changes that are going to deliver peace and prosperity but it's not just plans and promises because i don't know about you -- i know my colleague from wisconsin agrees with me -- i sometimes get sick of career politicians and bureaucrats talking about their plans and promises. it

donald trump and i approve this message. [cheers and applause] sen. vance: [laughs] "i'm donald j. trump and i approve this message comes that was my idea. for those folks watching on home and tv are going to see the clips later -- kamala harris cast the deciding vote on trillions of dollars in new spending which increased the price of food, of groceries, of housing and everything else. kamala harris supported the policies that shut down american oil and natural gas, shut down pipelines and drew the costs of energy about 45% higher for arizona families. kamala harris came into office as the border czar, bragging that she was going to undo donald trump's border policies. she did exactly that and now tucson is facing a historic border crisis and an historic increase in crime and spent two and drug trafficking and sex trafficking. kamala harris bears the responsibilities for the failures of the joe biden regime. . let her run away from her record. it is kamala harris's fault that this country is not doing as well as it should. [applause] now i want to give a shout out. because we have

vote for donald j. trump. d if you want change, if you want to change this government and make it more responsive to the american people, vote for donald j. trump. if you want to get smart people like robert o'brien in there to fix the world chaos and to bring peace back to the world, we know we are going to vote for donald trump. and i think this is ultimately what it boils down to, my friends. if you want a government that puts the interests of american citizens first, the only person to vote for is donald j. trump. so i'm going to ask over the next 27 days, get out and vote 10 times. now some of you laugh, but some of you feel a little uncomfortable. we are republicans, we only vote once. here's how to vote 10 times the legal way. take yourself and nine of your friends and family. get them to the polls and make sure you do it. arizona, 11,000 votes. that was the margin last time. all of the problems, 11,000 votes. if every single person in this room and this audience, every person in the audience gets 10 of

that is donald j. trumpnd that is our president and we will make it the whole country's president in just one short week. let is the kind of man at the top of the republican ticket. let's compare how the democrats are making their closing message to the american people. i don't think i've ever seen a more disgraceful closing argument than what i have seen from kamala harris and tim walz. politics is politics. i volunteered for this job. criticize me, attack me, insult me, it is what i signed up for. but don't you dare insult the brave americans fighting for this movement, don't attack the voters of the united states of america. that is what kamala harris is doing. because you know what they compared -- just two days ago we had an incredible rally, over two hundred thousand people in madison square garden in new york city. we had patriots from all over the country showing up, speaking, volunteering. over 100,000 new yorkers showed up for the rally itself. you know what governor tim walz and the democrat machi

and that's what donald j trump is going to bring to us. it is about securing our nation and pushing back against our adversaries, fewer wars under donald j. trump, that comes with strength. he knows and understands that. that's why i'm on the trail. oh, and let me share another little detail. so my daughter, she wears the uniform today. she is an active duty army soldier in georgia, as is her husband. i don't want to see those loved ones of mine serving in uniform deployed in unnecessary wars. that's why i believe in donald j. trump. i know he's gonna take care of my daughter. all right. so god bless you all. thank you so much for stepping up today because we do have a country worth fighting for, you know that. so god bless you all. god bless our great state or united states of america. and of course, god bless donald j. trump. thank you everyone. and it is a great privilege and honor now to introduce to you one of president trump's advisers. when it came to messaging and communications, you would see him kind of dancing around in the backg

we want donald j. trump because he has courage under fire and that's an underrated quality by her media. donald trump it's why he did such a good job the first time and will do a very good job the second time too. [applause] why am i ready? first of all the question is not whether the media says i'm ready. the question is whether the american people do. they are the ones that determine a president and the vice president and i'm proud to be an outsider to american politics. i've been a united states senator and i've been a businessman has created jobs. i was a united states marine corps who serve my country and went to iraq. [cheers and applause] most of all sempre fi. i have something we have in in this room and we cordially have this room had win for surely have known of in the white house which is common sense. that's what we see in american leaders. [applause] so what what i said look i try to be a humble guy. i think the presidency is such a big job. i feel extremely confident that donald trump's healthi

he, donald j. trump has fought for us, the american people. it was fighting against the sham impeachment and i was a proud member of president trump's impeachment defense team. whether it was standing up for election integrity or whether it was facing the witch hunt by new york's own alvin bragg and corrupt judges. you know, after we fire joe biden and kamala harris, we are going to fire alvin bragg, tish james, you are fired! as i said, president trump has fought for us. it is now our opportunity to fight for him. and new york, we make history -- we made history when we fired nancy pelosi and took those five congressional seats. we need to make history again. so, nine days, flood the polls and vote for president donald j. trump to stay in new york and save america. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, mike johnson! ♪ >> ♪ only in america only in america ♪ speaker johnson: hello, madison square g

and now the most important election and our history, the greatest champion of them all donald j trumpadison square garden. [cheering] and i believe, and just eight short days we are going to turn the united states of america read make donald j trump the president of the united states. u.s. a. usa. usa. now, my friends i have got the easiest job in american politics. think about this. all i have got to do is remind people what life was like when donald j trump was president of the united states. we had peace. we had prosperity. take-home pay was rising the fastest that it had in 40 years. inflation was at 1.5% the lowest it had been in a generation. gas and groceries were affordable. and when donald trump was a president we have the most secure border in the history of this country. [cheering] that is the donald trump record and that is a record that's going to win in just nine short days. now, i am maybe going to surprise a little bit of the folks in this arena. i'm going to be a little bipartisan here. i'm going to talk about governor tim walz and i've got to be honest with you, i fe

we need to get donald j. trump back into the white house and that is what we are going to do. before we get into why we need to elect donald trump as next president of the united states i want to talk about the how because it is important and in georgia we are off to a great start. you look at the early vote totals and republicans are doing awfully good in the state of georgia. we are doing awfully good in the state of north carolina. we are doing awfully good in the state of nevada. and across all of the battleground states. if i were a betting person and sometimes i've been known to gamble from time to time but i would that on donald j. trump winning all seven battleground states and going to the white house with a lot of momentum. but here is the thing -- i'm going to make three requests before we talk about why it is so important to change the leadership of the country. number one, i want every single person in this room, all of you out in front of me and all of you behind me, i want you to go out and vote 10 times. [laughter] some of you got a little uncomfortable. we are

senate, and wisconsin, we are all going to send donald j. trump white house to save america. thank you, god bless you. [cheering and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> c-span is live in green bay, wisconsin with republican presidential nominee donald trump scheduled to speak to supporters. we will have live coverage when he begins his remarks. at 9:30 on c-span two we will have a rally with democratic candidate kamala harris. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states, president donald j. trump. >> ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today for there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa from the likes of minnesota to tennessee from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. where's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died w

kidding aside, we all care about the country, that is why every person in this room will help make donald j. trump the next president. it is in that spirit that i want to answer this question. if i'm a young person in michigan, here is one person donald trump and i want to do. we want to make it easier to build a life and have a good career, not to ship all the good jobs overseas. i think that is something that matters to a lot of michigan students. i think the second thing that matters for michigan students is i don't want young people in this country to be permanently indented because we built an economy that turns american citizens into poppers in their own country. i want them to start a country in the state of michigan and do it because we have smarter economic policies. michigan students, i know there's a lot of great universities in the state of michigan. we are turning an entire generation into full who don't have enough money. that is a terribly destructive direction for the country to go in. we will pursue economic policy that makes that possible. that's what we will fight for every sing

but we all know donald j. trumpong and ready more than ever to as you just said, fight, fight, fight! [cheers and applause] we in pennsylvania and get the last word when we elect president donald j. trump the next president of the united states. a vote for donald trump is a vote for florida security, sound energy policy, fiscal restraint with the elon musk leading the efficiency commission, how is that? [applause] in a patriotic military and do you know what let's thank our men and women in our military. thank you our veterans, thank you our active military, thank you for your service, thank you for fighting for our freedom. [cheers and applause] thank you. we all know as well a vote for president trump is a vote for strength and common sense. like no boys playing in girls sports for drag queen story hour for first-graders. what in the health? ladies and gentlemen how about a president that has this trick to love an adherence to the united states constitution and do we the people? [applause] pennsylvania and their d

and if the presidency of donald j. trumpresents anything my friends, and if the future presidency of donald j. trump represents anything, it is that we are getting back to stamping more products made in the usa. we're going to make our own stuff and we're going to do it with american working people. now we've got to remember that, you know, while kamala harris, she runs from the media and she runs from the american people. this is a person who has the audacity to stand before the american people and say that on day one, she's going to fix the very problems that kamala harris created. now, marjorie and i haven't been in politics for long enough to be this shameless. maybe if we've been in politics for 30 years, we could stand as the sitting vice president and tell people that we're going to do something on day one. well, kamala harris, you've been vice president for 3.5 years. day one was 1400 days ago. what the hell have you been doing with all that authority the american people gave you? get to work and stop talking about w

we need to crush jihad from this earth, and we need donald j. trump to do it. e] my friend the president said the other day that tariffs are his favorite word in the dictionary. mr. trump: i heard that. >> what people should understand -- what happens when bill clinton left office, he did nafta, which is another word to say "gut michigan." he let all the work go to mexico, and he opened the door, and a different kind of border open. it was a work border opening, so the tariff model is pretty simple. lock that door. bring it back here. bring the jobs here, bring the factories here, so here is an idea for you that we talked about. send significant tariffs out there, and if you open your factories here within two years, we will give you the credit for your tariff. but bring it here. let's employ our workers here. let's claim power for our workers who are the best. they are the core of america, right? [applause] when i first met donald trump, i did not really understand tariffs, and he taught me. now i'm just trying right behind him to say i love the way tariffs tak

to thank all you patriots for coming today to welcome the next president of the united states, donald j. trumpat again. so, as you know, president trump has been traveling all over the country holding massive rallies. he was just here in las vegas last week. 20,000 people were there. he was at madison square garden. i don't know how many people were there but that is a big building and the building was full. he has been talking to us, to americans and nevadans about what is important to us personally. he has been talking about closing the border. that is important to us nevadans. he is talking about deporting illegal criminals. that is important to us nevadans. he is going to lobar inflation so we have more money in our pockets. that is important to nevadans. he is going to lower gas prices. that is important to us. and when he says no taxes on tips, overtime and social security, that is important to us nevadans. we want that. and he understands how expensive housing is getting in nevada and it is because of kamala harris. she is driving up interest rates. it costs too much to build a house an

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findings this way, donald j trump has secretly spoken with vladimir putin of russia as many as seven times since leaving office. even as he was pursuing pressuring republicans to block military aid to ukraine to fight russian invaders. according to a new book by bob woodward, book titled war and scheduled to be published next week, describes the scene in early 2024 at mar-a-lago, mr. trump's estate in florida. the former president ordered an aide out of his office so he could conduct a phone call with mr. putin. the unidentified aide said the two might have spoken half a dozen other times since mr. trump left the white house. leading off our discussion is former fbi general counsel and chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. is a legal analyst and co- author of the book the trump indictments. i want to begin with what we just reported.

donald j. trump. they want strength in the oval office, they want law and order, they want common sense. they're not into transgender operations, men playing in women's sports. they want a booming economy and they don't like cam la's plan to provide free sex change operations for inmates who are illegal migrants in detention. or secretly change the gender of our children in school without even parental consent or knowledge. i'm thrilled to accept the endorsement, nobody thought this was going to happen, nobody, because this is a great group of people but they always were democrat but they look at her and they say forget it. i'm thrilled to accept the endorsement of these highly respected leaders, these are the leaders today i'm also honored to be endorsed by a very special person and i'm going to ask, if i could, all of my friends to come up from the arab and muslim part of michigan. and i would like to -- give them a big hand because they're going to vote and help us win. >> thank you. good afternoon

and the only way we're going to do it is if we elect donald j trump.we're gonna, we're gonna actually take some questions from the reporters here and i know we've got a lot of local reporters and we're going to focus. no, the local reporters are good. we're going to, we're going, we're going to start with the local reporters, but i want to leave you with just a couple of final thoughts here. first of all, first of all, the state of arizona, the difference in 2020 was 11,000 votes. 11,000 votes. ok. so what we need to do and you hear donald trump say it all the time is we need to swamp the vote in the united states of america. and that starts right here in arizona. so a few things, a few things, i'm going to ask you for number one, i see a lot of you are taking photos. by all means, pull out your phones, take a photo, take a selfie of yourself or your friends and your family here at this event. just do it very slowly. the secret service gets very nervous when i tell people to, you know, pull your phones out of your pocket, but post on social media, send

we are going to unleash a golden age of american prosperity under the leadership of donald j trump. [applause] we are going to do it by doing the things kamala harris did not do. every time they ask, harris a question, what is your specific plan for lowering prices for american families? would you going to do to secure the southern border? she will go i grew up in middle-class family. that is nice but you grew up in a middle-class family and then what? what do you do to help those middle-class americans? they will say the world has gone to hell and a handbasket. how are you going to fix that problem and she will say i used two work at mcdonald's and i made the hashbrowns. i don't even know if that is true. i think donald trump has worked at mcdonald's longer for -- longer than kamala harris has. but even if it is true, she has no agenda to run on and every time she talks about her agenda i think donald trump and i pick up about 100,000 votes because -- the president made this observation to me. we were on the phone a few months ago and he is like have you ever seen a politician goin

we will bring the american dream back but only if donald j. trump is back in the white house.e've got 33 days, let's make it happen, let's fight for, let's work for it and we will make in the next president. [applause] let's take a few questions from the reporters. i always like to start with local reporters first and then we will do the national folks if we have time. . afterward >> first of all, congratulations on last night's debate. i did get a chance to speak with voters here before you stepped on stage. they said they loved how the debate was civil and policy focused. i also got an opportunity to speak to voters outside of the event and i have a question from robert from pontiac. it's a two part question. issues where americans are divided, if elected as the next vice president, how will you bring folks together, especially from the other party? and if there is an issue you disagree with donald trump, how will you make your voice heard for the people? >> my message to robert on the first question is i think the reason this country feel so divided is because of failed lea

over 65% of pennsylvania teamsters support donald j. trump for president. 's why union workers, nonunion workers, but pretty much just everybody with common sense is welcome in the big tent republican party of donald trump. i don't care what letter is next to your name, you're welcome in our movement. now, i want to talk about -- somebody asked me earlier, why do we have so much division in the united states of america? i think that's an important question. because i think, look, whoever they vote for, whatever their background, i genuinely do think most of our fellow citizens are good people, whether democrat, independent, or republican. they're our neighbors and they're our friends. but when kamala harris talks about division, she likes to blame the republicans and our country for being the source of that division. i'm thinking to myself, where is the leadership of this country, if you've been the vice president for 3 1/2 years, maybe the divisiveness in this country is something you ought to look in the mirror about rather than blame republicans all over

vote donald j. trump.ss you all. >> preside biden is expected to formally apologize for the u.s. role in the indian bo school system. as interior secretary deb and launched an investigation that found at least000 children, some as young r years old, were taken from their parents and forced to attend schools aimed at assimilating them. the report also document nearly 1000 deaths and 74 gravesi associated with the more than 500 schools. secretary haaland will join the president in arizonat the gila river indian community outside phoex. the president's speech expected to begin srtly, his first diplomatic visit to a tribal nation as commander-in-chief. let's begin with a recent poll done by "the new york times." this is what they found. right now, 56% of women say they support the vice president and 42% of men say they support her. the former president received 53% of his support from men and 40% of women are supporting him. this morning, is gender a factor in your 2024 presidential vote? here's the vice presi

selfie, post it on whatever social media you use, texting and tell them why you are voting for donald j. trumpt of people aren't going to hear the truth not from the campaign or corporate media allies. let's commit to telling them the truth that donald trump. here's the final request and i'm going to read this to get this right. swampthevoteusa. com. you can request an absentee ballot and checking your registration. right, pete. look, i'm the world's biggest critic of election season over election day. trump says it is what it is. and we have to dot exact same thing. the rules are the rules. we are going to win this game and win this game by playing by the rules but if not everybody waits to vote. we have to vote and first and earlier. we started at a town hall outside of detroit and then we went and did the oakland g.o.p. headquarters where people were working hard and phone banking, but the thing we have got to remember is that the democrats are trying to bank as many votes as possible before election day and go in with the score as good as possible so why don't we get out there and vote and

vote donald j. trump. s you all. >> coverage continues friday with republican nominee donald trump in austin, texas. after that, democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz speaks in scranton, pennsylvania. later that night, democratic presidential nominee kamala harris will hold a rally in houston. also on c-span2, we are live in the afternoon with joni ernst and kimberly guilfoyle who are campaigning for former president trump on a bus tour in philadelphia. following that, jd vance will be in raeford, north carolina to speak with voters at a rally. a quick reminder, you can watch all of our campaign 2020 four coverage on c-span now and online at c-span.org. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington, live and on-demand. keep up with the day's fixed events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns, and more from the world of politics, all at your fingertips. you can also s

that's donald j. trump. let's work our tale ends off and get it done. god bless you all. you for having me and we will see you soon, north carolina. ♪ eo app to stream these events live. ♪ ♪ >> thursday on c-an, our campaign 2020 four cerage continues with j.d. vance speaking at a rally in pittsburgh, live at 12:30 p.m.. at 3:00, tim walz is joined by bill clinton in durham, north carolinao kick off early voting in e ate. and at 8 p.m. on c-span, vice president kamala hars holding a rally in green bay, wisconsin, marking her sixth visit to the state since the start of her presidential campaign. you can watch our live campaign coverage on the free c-span now video app. or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> attention middle and high school students across america. it is time to make your voice heard. c-span's student cam documentary contest is here. this is your chance to create a documentary that can inspire change. raise awareness, and make an impact. your documentaries should answer this year's question -- your message to the president. what issue is most important to you or you

winning at the top of the ticket and making sure that everyone gets out to vote for president donald j. trump, but making sure when president trump is elected and back in the white house that he has majorities in each chamber of congress to make sure to move forward his agenda. so, it's something that we are focused on. we are making sure that our voters know, again, swamp the vote.com that they have the ability to make a plan to go out there and vote, not just voting at the top of the ticket, making sure that that trickles all the way down. we always knew that we would be outraised by democrats, but i think that we not only have our secret sauce, which is president donald j. trump, he is the asset, the best messenger, has the right policies, but making sure that that translates in our strategies and tactics, in our ground game, and within our political operation. >> danielle alvarez, thank you so much. we're delighted you had time for us here in the final stretch. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> griff. >> the rise government confirms a drone targeted prime minister b

he supported donald j. trump. he's made it very clear to me. aid able whether you like him or not, we live better under donald j. trump and that becomes to that question. doesn't bother you when he calls immigrants. when he says that immigrants like your father and me poison the blood of this country. >> i don't even look at that on it to be very sincere wish. i don't honor, because well, i know, but i don't believe me when people look at you and when people look at me, they see immigrants and they see people that came from other places. they, you know, we don't look like what come from finland. >> president trump is not going to change who he is. and we've had him for years know what i'm saying. he is a good economy, strong borders latinos like that. they want to be safe and home on dei and all the who died over proportionately with covid, latinos and african americans who managed covid at the beginning, mismanaged covid at the beginning. if things don't matter i know the polls are saying that latinos are voting for him. >> numbers because i th

so i want to, it is not right with president donald j. trump does. all i'm saying is that he is baked in however, this is a however neither of them should be doing it. so now, if i'm going to critique president donald j. trump, and i will then i got a critique president biden saying to charlemagne, tha god that if black people, if you don't vote for me, you ain't black. donald trump made the same reference to black people, hispanic people. so abby, the main point is this wild, wild while the elephants wrestle the grass is dying, people are dying and suffering its country. and we send up, you're talking about what either side is saying about the american people. >> yeah. look, that's a great point. the reality is when you're complaining about the rules, whether it's because you're planning to yankees and baseball, you think empire has given them the advantage or you're going against donald trump in a campaign and you don't think the rules are fair. you're usually losing the fact of the matter is there is a double-standard and campaign against donald tr

will see is the media attacks donald trump because there were people that criticized him and what's almost always true if the people who are the most loudly criticizing donald j would rather have a president who fires people who up than the present to protect their jobs when they up and that's why we had to get new leadership. [applause] i think that's something that president trump understands very clearly when you are a leader, many organizations you are responsible for what happens under your leadership and president biden obviously as you said fired no wind but it shocks me none of these leaders do the right thing instead we up and i will resign. not a single one. >> a very good point. >> next we have the question coming from ron. here we go. >> senator congresswoman thanks for being with us today. appreciate it. i'm retired from the air force after 30 years and. [applause] oh air force. my question regards the armed forces recruiting and retention. services are having difficulty making goals. we went to the covid era with a mandated vaccines in dod discharge thousands of troops for their refusal to take that vaccine in the lot of young people who are fra

that's america, and that's under donald j. trump all right, senator tim scott, we appreciate you being with us as always. thank you, sir. when we come back, senator josh hawley's democratic opponent. yeah, he went and he wanted to show off his gun skills and accidentally hit a reporter with shrapnel from a bullet. anyway, it was during a campaign event. senator hawley will join us next as we continue. slow down, honey, are a new driver. you need new insurance. zebra compares over 100 insurance companies to find savings no one else can. up to $400 a year. trevor. oh, look. it's my. stop. the zebra. we do the searching, you do the saving for gentle, dependable constipation relief. try seneca. it works differently than other laxatives because it's made from the senna plant, a natural vegetable laxative ingredient. gentle, dependable. senna can also available in delicious gummies. don't buy viagra or cialis anywhere before trying this trick. it's called friday plans, and it's the only way to get nine tablets of 100 milligram generic via

our president is donald j trump.onest with you, and this is may be a moment of unexpected bipartisanship but i feel pretty bad for my democratic colleague governor tim walz of minnesota. i do, i do. he has not been a very good governor and that's definitely true. but tim walz's got the toughest job in american politics he has got to go around and try to convince the american people to vote for kamala harris that's pretty tough. now, by contrast what i've got to get out there and do as i've got to get out there and go and talk about how donald j trump was the best president in my lifetime and he is going to do it again if we give him more time. i get to talk about how donald trump had inflation 1.5%. the fact that donald trump when he was the president that he had a 40 as i get to talk about the fact the drug cartels were on the run in the border was close when donald j trump was president. arthel: okay the presidential campaign vice presidential campaign in full swing. that is jd vance in erie, pennsylvania. eric: de

a future that we deserve. >> please welcome our next commander-in-chief my husband, president donald j. trumprs and here with reaction "fox & friends first" weekend co-host rach chevrolet campos-duffy. good morning. >> good morning how are you? >> ainsley: i'm great. you are a wife of a former politician. it was great to see her out there last night. it was a big surprise. we are seeing more of her eventually. why do you think that is? >> well, yeah, you are right. nobody expected her to come out and came out roaring to guns and roses paradise city. and she talked a lot about the city. this is the city that this family believes they helped build they helped build this skyline. she remembers the time that this city was thriving. she talked about that and how its lost its magic. and if you elect donald trump, is he going to bring that magic back. and so it was a little bit about the american dream and what's been slipping away. and that she believes her husband will revive it and bring it back and renew it for americans. so that was her message. she came out stuns as always. if you missed her f

that could be the difference between president donald j. trump and president kamala harris. one wants that nightmare over the next-- >> we're continuing to follow j.d. vance in georgia, one of those battle ground states. donald trump in most of the polls i've seen out of the peach state has anywhere from a two to three point lead, they say within the margin of error, hard to say, and it's a battle ground as is michigan where donald trump will be speaking, and that focus for the harris camp. let's not lose sight of the fact that the senate could be poised to be changing hands given a couple of key races we've been following. right now, it's looking increasingly like republicans for the taking. we're on that after this. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like thi