errol louis, let me let me start with you. hear first of all the idea that this is just our political divisions on display as one that i i reject as someone who was there that day, there was a lot a lot more to it. why? is this question so relevant in a vice presidential debate just speaks to what we saw from our then vice president, mike pence, who stood in the way of donald trump when donald trump tried to get him to overturn the election. and that's why its an issue that jd vance doesn't seem to be answering this question shan, what do you see here and why do you think vance is doing what he's doing it's a real question. >> we're going to have an election in 34 days. and then after that, we have to ensure that the results of that election respected and next january 6 will have the same issue all over again. i don't know january 20 will hopefully we'll have a peaceful transition of power the jd vance has to do what every true trump follower has to do, which is by his claim that somehow he won the election and it's absurd, an

. >> errol, louis errol, good morning to you we all know how critical michigan is. it is we're seeing such a tight race then race there. and as such, we're seeing the candidates, both harris and trump tailoring their messages targeting specific pockets of voters. >> a less listen to harris and trump's contrasting messages. >> when it came to targeting blue collar workers. listen the same empty promises to the people of michigan that he did before hoping hoping you will forget how he let you down the last time. >> i mean, to be very candid with you even including mike pence vice presidents are not critical of their presidents. i think that really actually, in terms of the tradition of it and also just going forward, it does not make for a productive and important relationship that was the wrong soundbite at the end there what we were supposed to hear after harris was trump basically saying that so many of the auto workers support for him because he's going to bring back some auto jobs it was just a few days ago, errol, as you know, that trump was saying and insulting

errol louis, cnn political commentator and host of the big deal with arrows louis on spectrum news, errol. good morning to you. and let's pick off pickup where eva left off there this meeting that happened between vice president harris and some arab american leaders there in michigan. of course, so many are disappointed in the administration's support for israel and the execution of the war with hamas us this group emgage they asked her to show distance between how president biden is executing the war and what she would do as president. that's not going to happen, is we should expect any departure from the biden administration good morning, victor. that's exactly right. when it comes to the broad strokes of foreign policy in the middle east, she's not going in a radically different direction. in fact, that direction is supported by something like 70% of the american public, which is something resembling slow progress towards a two-state solution. unwavering support for israel while understanding that there have got to be some limits on the military activities so that it doesn't turn into

so much for that and joining us now is errol louis, cnn political commentator and political anchor for spectrum news. errol, good to see you. thanks for being here. >> great to be with you. >> i want to bring us back. we'll go we'll go to harris in a minute, but i want to bring us back here to new york city and trump's rally here tonight. you know, this city very, very, very well. what do you make? of his move of doing this closing argument from madison square garden? >> what it is almost purely symbolic no one should be under the illusion that he has any chance of winning new york state or new york city. frankly, he didn't even win the immediate area around donald trump when trump tower, i should say when he ran in 2016 and in 2020. so that's that's not what this is about. it's purely symbolic. it's a way to run against and i was listening to some of that rally kind of running against cities, against new york city, against the idea that democratically run cities are horrible places, are terrible places and that his politics is taking intended to take the country in a different directi

, the aforementioned errol louis. >> here also cnn senior political commentator ana navarro, and senior political analyst and senior editor for the atlantic ron brownstein, want to take this in succession if we can't, anna, let's just end where alayna was right there at this news conference, donald trump's about to give speculation about whether he'll address the racist jokes about puerto rico at this rally. what can he say? do you think would make a difference? >> nothing too little too late. listen, that comedian who said the most racist, horrible jokes, not only about puerto rico, but about latinos, about blacks i mean, who wasn't offended by the comedian and the other speakers that spoke before trump that comedian spoke 4.5 hours before donald trump took the stage at madison square garden, he had four-and-a-half hours to go out there, take that podium in front of those people and everybody watching online and say, you know what? those jokes went too far. they don't reflect how i feel. i love puerto rico, but you know what? he didn't do that it's been over 24 hours now. and in