flint, three days. three days.this presidency we have now that has divided the nation. three days. we can put an end to a presidency that has failed to protect this nation. three days. we can put an end to the presidency that has fanned the flames of hate all across this nation and made us a laughing stock around the world. millions of americans have already voted. millions more are voting today, tomorrow, and, god willing, all the way through the close of the polls on tuesday. and my message is simple. countryr to change the is not figuratively, it is literally in your hands. i do not care how hard donald trump tries, there is nothing -- let me say it again -- there is nothing he can do to stop the people of this nation from voting in overwhelming numbers and taking back this marker see. vote, noamericans matter how many threats he makes, america will be heard. when america is heard, i believe the message will be allowed and it is going to be clear. it is time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. chaos,

early voting has started in the city of flint.six remote locations where people can take their absentee ballots and drop them off. i've made every fire station inside the city of flint -- we have put a dropbox there. they can drop them off at a fire station, police department, and also city hall. we make it very accessible. people need to mail theirs back by october 19. they will be counted. david w.: thank you for being with us. of flint,ey michigan. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg word news. a member of president trump's inner circle has tested positive for coronavirus. mcenanycretary kayleigh says she is not experiencing symptoms. meantime, the decision of whether to release president trump from the hospital will come in a few hours. the call will be made after consultations with the president's medical staff. says of staff mark meadows the president continued to improve overnight. the president has been at the walter reed medical center since friday night. paris officials have put on maximum virus

in flint,here michigan.e going to support law enforcement and are minority communities, and we are going to have law and order in every city and every state in america, for everyone of us of every race, creed, and color, so help us god. [cheers and applause] and in support of the rule of all, i am proud to report, that all of the great michiganders gathered here today. president trump has appointed more than 220 conservatives to our federal courts. women who willny uphold the god-given liberties enshrined in our cause addition, like the freedom of religion, the freedom of speech, and the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [cheers and applause] judges, three supreme court justices. gorsuch's, and justice amy coney barrett. [cheers and applause] isn't she great? >> acb! acb! acb! vice pres. pence: what a brilliant jurist an incredible person who just happens to be from indiana. could not be more proud of her. we think that it is altogether fitting, that she now occupies the seat of the latest justic

new what we know flint to be today. i happened to be out of the country and you kind of have to sometimes read between the lines what somebody is saying to you andi said this , this isn'tright . so i i sent it over to bob pocock who i worked with and was a water expert and he emailed me back and he said i'm leaving tomorrow. we wrote an entire water protocol for them on what not to do. but they did it anyway and they knew. that is such a shock in your got. we've really, i think we'll talk about okay, i'll get a corporation doing that but the idea that your municipality or anybody in the health department or in an agency all the way up to the governor would in fact not inform you of that, knowing it would be harmed is really a slap in the face. >> a lot of people would say it's about race. >> i can understand that because they underestimated that community. they underestimated the race and they think because of your socioeconomic situation or because you don't have the education or because of this that you're never going

today he is joined by former president barack obama. ♪ >> hello, flint. out and win an election? ready to bring all of our friends to the polls? win,w we ready not just to but are we ready to win big? well, i can feel it. i'm so excited to be here and i'm excited, because we have president barack obama ready to come out to greet us. [honking] we also have the next president of the united states, joe biden, ready to come out and greet us. and they are both here because and they michigan certainly love the city of flint. and we know they love this day because they have been here time and time again. but they don't just show up to visit and wave their hands and do some politicking. when they show up, get the business done. they have done that before, and they

but i can't wait to tell him about this crowd in flint, michigan.eat to be here with so many friends, but also with a son of midland, a man who served the people of the wolverine state in the michigan state house. but the moment he arrived in washington, d.c., i can tell you he has emerged as one of the strongest advocates not just for michigan, but for everything that has always made america great. join me in thanking congressman john moolenaar. [applause] thank you, congressman. it is also great to be here with, i am told, a lifelong democrat who is a leader here in flint. we got some good news again that he is supporting president donald trump for four more years. join me in thanking maurice davis, vice president of the city council in flint. where are you? let's hear it for maurice. [applause] i am partial to vice presidents. thank you, maurice, thank you so much. thank you all for being here today. it really is amazing to think about all we have accomplished. >> we love you, mike. vice pres. pence: i love you. four years ago we inherited a mili

flint, 3 days, 3 days, we can put an end to this presidency we have now that has divided the nation.t an end to a presidency that has failed to protect this nation. 3 days, we can put an end to this presidency that's fanned the flames of hate all across this nation and made us laughing stock around the world. millions of americans have already voted, millions more are voting today, tomorrow and god willing all the way through to the close of the polls on tuesday. am my -- and my message is simple, the power to change country is literally in your hands. i don't care how hard donald trump tries, there's nothing, let me say it again, there's nothing that he can do to stop the people of this nation from voting in overwhelming numbers and taking back this democracy. when americans vote, no matter how many threats he makes, america will be heard, when america is heard, i believe the message is going to be loud and it's going to be clear. it's time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. we are done with the chaos, the tweets, the anger, the hate, the failure and refused to take any

flint, three days.hree days we can put an end to this presidency we have now that's divided the nation, three days we can put an end to a presidency that is failed to protect this nation. three days, we can put an end to this presidency that's fanned the flames of hate all across this nation and made us the laughing stock around the world. millions of americans have already voted. millions more are voting today, tomorrow and god willing all the way through to the close of the polls on tuesday. the power to change the country is in your hands. i don't care how hard donald trump tries. there's nothing, let me say it again. there's nothing that he can do to stop the people of this nation from voting in overwhelming numbers and taking back this democracy. when america votes, no matter how many threats he makes, america will be herd. when america's heard, i believe the message will be loud and clear. it's time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. we're done with the chaos, the tweets, the anger, th

flint, was found yea rs later., was found years later. extracted dna has meant we know what the hair and eye colour would have been. what is it you are doing here? lam painting what is it you are doing here? i am painting with silk. did you start with this and and up with this? i spent five months... five months! that is incredible, so much detail. do you mind if i touch it? you can proceed. it is like skin. exactly like skin. this model is based on a skull found in france but the now have the skill to reconstruct him here in the benefit of seeing the flesh rather than just the skull? it helps to understand and empathise with these people. you put flesh, you give them names and suddenly you're looking at people and that is what makes a difference. part of the hard science we have done over the years has missed the fact that we have not seen them as people. it will be awhile before one is finished but i just could awhile before one is finished but ijust could not leave without knowing one thing... what is the hairst

flint, three days. three days, we can put an end to this presidency we have now that's divided the nation. three days, we can put an end to a presidency that has failed to protect this nation. three days, we can put an end to this presidency that has fanned the flames of hate all across this nation and made us the laughing stock around the world. millions of americans have already voted. millions more are voting today, tomorrow, and god willing, all the way through to the polls on tuesday. and my message was just simple. the power to change the country is not figuratively, but literally in your hands. i don't care how hard donald trump tries, there's nothing, let me say it again, there's nothing he can do to stop the people of this nation to vote in overwhelming numbers and taking back this democracy. and when americans vote, no matter how many threats he makes, america will be heard when america heard, i believe it's going to be loud and clear. it's time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. w

they are in flint right now.troit together for an appearance with stevie wonder. for president trump, the key focus today is the keystone state which he won last time by less than 1%. and he is criss-crossing pennsylvania today with not one, not two, but four different stops. a stunning number of americans. more than 90 million have already cast their ballots. but is the growing health crisis and another staggering headline that is top of mind for a lot of americans today. the u.s. has just set an all-time world record for new coronavirus cases in a single day with nearly 100,000 new infections on friday alone in the united states. let's kick things off this hour in flint, michigan, where joe biden and former president obama will take the stage later this hour. jessica dean joins us from %-p the only big name hitting the trail with biden today. >> yeah, that's right. stevie wonder going to join them as well later today. and, listen, we're in the critical battleground state of michigan. president trump in pennsylv

joe biden forgive me and barack obama rousing the crowds here in the urban area of detroit and in flint not far away those are both serious democratic strongholds last time hillary clinton got 95 percent of the vote in detroit and donald trump 3 why the focus on flint and detroit specifically what are they trying to achieve that. well they're trying to make up those 10000 votes now in 2012 for barack obama there were 75000 people who voted right here in detroit who did not vote for hillary clinton in flint there were 25000 same thinks so there are 100000 votes laying on the table and the democrats this time around want to pick up those votes because all they really need to be trumps total from last time is 10000 votes but there's really high interest high turnout so they will likely need even more than that barack obama's job here in the detroit area is to get out the black vote because both detroit and flint are majority black cities obama plays extremely well here and he's really been on fire tonight with the crowd and they've been responding positively chanting back to him so what th

and they knew, the women of flint contacted me. one here before anyone really knew what we know flint to be today. i have to be out of the country. and sometimes you have to read between the lines with somebody is saying to you. i was like, no. no, this is not right. so senate over to bob who i work with as a water expert. e-mail me back and he said, i am leaving tomorrow. and we had an entire water protocol and what not to do. but they did it anyway. and they knew. that is such a sock in your gut. really, we will talk about will get a corporation to do that. with the idea that your municipality or anybody in the health department . hard in an agency all of the way up to the governor. they were not in fact informing you of that. that is really a slap in the face. >> a lot of people would say it is about waste. >> and i can understand that because they underestimated that community. they underestimate the race and they think that because of your social economic situation because you do not have the education or because of this that

john hendren is in flint michigan to remind us why this particular state is so important to. well the motorcades are gone the vice president is gone the former president is gone after their 1st appearance together in this campaign but they picked michigan and they picked these 2 stops for very specific reasons donald trump would have a really hard time winning without michigan he won it by a very narrow margin 0.2 percentage points in 2016 that's about 10000 votes and in the 2 places they're stopping here in flint and in detroit the counties surrounding those 2 locations have about 100000 voters who voted for barack obama but didn't vote for hillary clinton so they can make up the margin that trump won by last time and then if all they do is get people out in there specifically targeting the black vote both of these locations are majority black and they need to get people out to vote for joe biden but they better do it quickly because the populations have been dwindling detroit once had 2000000 people back in the fifty's now it has 700000 flint a few years back had about 2000

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general motors employed 80000 people in flint today there are fewer than 8000 people living here. matt blacks photographs tell stories about loss about lost jobs security and confidence. in one interview he said. when it comes to power in the u.s. it's always a question of race as well. my work also deals with the same issues who has access to power and who is excluded. zippos picked even if this perspective of change or perhaps simply of the future is a method in the pictures to spot. it and this creates a glimpse of something completely contradicts the american dream i mean. that black isn't trying to take shocking pictures he keeps a distance and doesn't turn to the dignity of those who are struggling what's shocking is that these images show the present day looking at them the campaign slogan from 4 years ago to make america great again crumbles as a hollow promise the current reality looks very different. poverty discrimination and police violence or problems that have many citizens riled up and also some filmmakers. from. black lives matter protests existed before trump but

drive north to flint past buick city which warded his observations in a diary. drive north to flint past buick city which was once the largest automobile plant in the world in 1900 general motors employed 80000 people in flint and today there are fewer than 8000 people living here. matt blacks photographs tell stories about us about lost jobs security and confidence. in one interview he said. when it comes to power in the u.s. it's always a question of race as well. my work also deals with the same issues who has access to power and who is excluded. this is a perspective of the this perspective of change or perhaps simply of the future is a method in the pictures to spot. it and this creates a glimpse of something completely contradicts the american dream i mean. that black isn't trying to take shocking pictures he keeps a distance and doesn't tend to the dignity of those who are struggling what's shocking is that these images show the present day looking at them the campaign slogan from 4 years ago to make america great again crumbles as a hollow promise the cu

joe biden has been speaking in flint, michigan, here's some of what he said. three days!y that has fanned the flames of hate all across this nation and made us the laughing stock around the world. millions of americans have already voted, millions more are voting today, tomorrow and god willing all the way through to the close of the polls on tuesday. joe biden wasjoined by barack 0bama at that rally. the former president said donald trump didn't take the job seriously. he hasn't shown any interest in doing the work. 0r helping anybody but himself and his friends. 0r treating the presidency as anything more than a reality show to give him the attention that he craves. but unfortunately the rest of us have to live with the consequences. almost 230,000 americans are dead. former president barack 0bama. the bbc‘s gary 0'donoghue is atjoe biden‘s rally in detroit. detroit obviously key for the african—american vote. detroit obviously key for the african-american vote. yes, detroit and flint in particular which is more than 50% african—american, where they were earlier on, and

people in michigan, i mean in flint, flint elected the first black mayor in the country back in the mid-60s tod. we passed the first open housing ordinance. the uaw was one of the first to demand integration of the assembly line. so strong, strong history of doing well and treating people well. sadly though, since back in the '30s with father coughlin's radio show, it was the most popular radio show in the country demanding that we do not enter world war ii, that we be sympathetic to the germans and it was an awful white supremacist show that came out of a catholic church. so from that point on, all the time while i was growing up, i mean this kind of racism and things that you hear this, but the militias really took hold once the auto factories started to close in the late zet'70s. the city of 234ri7b9 by tof fli 80s today had an unofficial unemployment rate by 29%. and so they formed militias. and the first time -- actually i had the grand dragon of the michigan ku klux klan on my radio show in flint called radio fl free flint when i was 20 some years old. and i've listened to them an

you've had the flint water crisis where they had a lead in their water they a lot of people here inthis largely democratic african-american town were upset that their government the republican governor of michigan did not respond adequately to that and that they got little federal help as well over the years in the trumpet ministrations so there is reason for people to come out and activity here but michigan is a critical state it's part of that blue wall that used to be democratic states but flipped over and over and over for trump you were talking about pennsylvania earlier there's michigan and wisconsin as well and neighboring ohio all of them went for trump and most. of them by upsets he was not expected to win any of these states so if biden can deny michigan then he's already doing pretty well all he has to do is perform nearly as well as his polls are showing in other states but right now this is a race with about 6 percentage points between those 2 candidates right now biden is ahead but there is some concern that some so-called voters aren't showing up in the polls but they

but i think it's also important that they're going to flint, because flint became a national issue ofad been poisoned and where in the 21st century we saw a city completely ignored by state officials and allowed for this kind of poisoning of children suffering and the whole city had to shut down the water supply, and i think it's symbolic of the infrastructural and environmental challenges particularly in the black communities. so i think it sends a national message as well as it establishes local and state politics three days before the election. >> you know, one of the jobs you had i didn't mention in your intro, you're a radio host. you have a national radio show and i wonder, given -- you've been doing that radio show for years. so you have your finger on the pulse of america and particularly black america. in your role as radio host and doing those call-ins, what are you hearing from black voters, from black people? >> a lot of determination. a lot of people that said they didn't vote in '16 are voting. a lot of outrage on what this president has done and said, and i read a lot t

nbc's mike memoli in flint for us. good talking to you.e want to go to redding, pennsylvania, 60 miles northwest of philadelphia where president trump will hold his second rally of the day after wrapping up in newtown just a short time ago. making a blitz across the state. incredibly important state for the president if he wants to win the election on tuesday. nbc's carol lee standing by for us. good to see you this afternoon. we were taking a listen to the president addressing his crowd there, making his play across the state of pennsylvania, understanding how important it is for him to clinch this battleground state. talk us through what we're hearing from the president today? >> reporter: you're essentially hearing vote. that's the president's message. at this point in the campaign, his campaign feels there are persuadable voters they're trying to pull over into the president's column. that it's all a turnout game. what we heard from the president was get out and vote. he said it himself, go today, tomorrow, go on tuesday, just do it. t

general motors employed 80000 people in flint today there are fewer than 8000 people living here. matt black's photographs tell stories about loss about lost jobs security and confidence. in one interview he said. when it comes to power in the u.s. it's always a question of race as well. my work also deals with the same issues who has access to power and who is excluded. as it is a perspective of the for this perspective of change or perhaps simply of the future is a method in the pictures to spot. it and this creates a glimpse of something of a completely contradicts the american dream i mean. that black isn't trying to take shocking pictures he keeps a distance and doesn't dent the dignity of those who are struggling what's shocking is that these images show the present day looking at them the campaign slogan from 4 years ago to make america great again crumbles as a hollow promise the current reality looks very different. cover discrimination and police violence or problems that have many citizens riled up and also some filmmakers. black lives matter protests existed before tru

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general motors employed 80000 people in flint today there are fewer than 8000 people living here. matt blacks photographs tell stories about loss about lost jobs security and confidence. in one interview he said. when it comes to power in the u.s. it's always a question of race as well. my work also deals with the same issues who has access to power and who is excluded. this is a perspective of the fist perspective of change or perhaps simply of the future is a method in the pictures of the spot. and this creates a glimpse of something completely contradicts the american dream i mean. that isn't trying to take shocking pictures he keeps a distance and doesn't tend to the dignity of those who are struggling what's shocking is that these images show the present day looking at them the campaign slogan from 4 years ago to make america great again crumbles as a hollow promise the current reality looks very different. cover to discrimination and police violence or problems that have many citizens riled up and also some filmmakers. black lives matter protests existed before trump but the

governor rick snyder, the former republican governor, after the flint water crisis, there were a number of threats made against his life, and we noticed a huge increase in security around him. you know, because of the pandemic, the governor really has not been out and about as much as a governor normally would be, so other than seeing them erect that new fence around the residence, the stepped up security was not as apparent, because of the pandemic. but certainly there have been a number of extra efforts to protect her and her family. she is married with two daughters of her own and two husband, who is her second husband. host: paul egan, with the "detroit free press." i know it was a busy day for you yesterday. q&a, authorght on isabel wilkerson talks about her new book. >> what i am doing is shedding a light, holding up an x-ray on the country so we can see what is underneath what we call racism, that there is this infrastructure of division that as a concept is a relatively new one in history, dating back only 400 or 500 years. --isabel wick arson wilkerson on c-span's q&a. >> the c

obama, they will be in events in flint and detroit. >> a battle for the senate in south carolina, i spoke to democrat jaime harrison about his fierce challenge against lindsey graham. >> we started tv earlier. we started communicating with folks via digital. and social media and radio. we did all of the things we could to reach the folks, a message of hope and how to bring together folks in the community. >> a sad new record, a single day record of more than 97,000 coronavirus case, much of the surge coming in swing states. you can see the numbers. there we will dig into it as we say good morning, everybody. it's saturday, october 31st, i'm kendis gibson. >> i wonder instead of the patriotic music, we could use "the final countdown" and get it into everybody's head. >> and we know even the three days until election, we are far from the final countdown. >> we have a team of reporters in place across the country, following the latest developments in this race. >> and we have a lot of guests as well, the congressman debbie dingell of michigan, and democratic congressional candidate, and form

earlier in the day joe biden will be joined by former president obama at a rally in flint michigan. days left until election day, on november 3 with voters decide who will control congress and occupied the white house next year. stay with c-span, watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span. stream or on-demand at c-span.org. or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for unfiltered view of politics. white house economic council larry kudlow talked to the "washington post" yesterday about the outlook for the u.s. economy was also asked about the status of coronavirus relief negotiations. >> good afternoon, i am bob costa. not a national political report with the post. joining the this afternoon is larry kudlow president trump's top economic adviser and the director of the national economic council. larry, good to have you here, thank you for coming. >> thanks robert, appreciate it. stu mack as it was reported today the u.s. economy did grow at a record 7.4% between july and

cnn's jeff zeleny is in flint, michigan, where the first rally is set to get under way.of closing message is expected from biden and obama? >> reporter: good morning, fredricka. we certainly have heard a preview of this message that the former president barack obama has been giving the last little more than a week or so, making the case against donald trump. making a case for why it's time for america to move in a new direction. today, the message with just three days to go in this election season, is to get out and vote. the democratic side of this operation and the biden campaign are trying to reach out to all of those people who voted for barack obama and joe biden in 2008 and again four years later and get out to vote. they have no doubt that there are enough people if they all come out to vote and their votes are counted. but they are slightly concerned about enthusiasm and turnout. just the mechanics of voting. i am told that is one of the things that the former president is going to stress here in his first stop in flint. this will be the first time we've seen bar

joe biden and barack obama has a rally in flint, michigan at 1 p.m. eastern.es a stop in lake worth, florida at 4:50. president trump will be speaking in pennsylvania. tinues. back with jacob rubashkin to help us figure out what's going to happen in the u.s. senate elections. good morning. guest: good morning. host: let's start with the basic question, what's the most likely outcome of control of the senate coming

withnows, and we've met the folks in flint. joe understands the seriousness of this crisis.rviewed by a journalist about what was going on with the wildfires in california -- the journalist asked something like, these wildfires are raging, the scientists are saying this and that, that human behavior is contributing to extreme weather conditions. what do you have to say? the president of the united states, who is also the commander in chief, responds to the question by saying, science doesn't know. -- he is the president of the united states. science does know. science knows so much that the leading science publication has endorsed joe biden for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] go. harris: so there you these are just a few of the challenges we are facing as a nation. that brings me to this moment, the last day in texas for early voting. theing prepared for election on tuesday, november 3. people have been asking me like they ask all of us. you are leaders among this. people say, why should i vote? reasonsthere are three people should vote. the ancestors.

he is going to flint, another heavily african-american city. trying to get the turn out and prevent drop off from turn out is critical to joe biden's ability to hold that lead that president obama was talking about. >> john, doctor, thank you so much. appreciate it, see you soon. i want to get to the candidates path to 270 electoral votes. john king is at the magic wall for us. explain how the kren krocoronav impacting the race? >> just another sad collision between the coronavirus and the election. it is a reminder, president trump is running, yes, against joe biden and against himself. against his record on handling this pandemic. when you look across country, again, we talk about this all the time. we the think of red and blue. this is a map that shows the pain of covid across america. well, fill it in, red and blue starting next tuesday night. this is cases per 100,000 residents. think of it in the context of where we saw the candidates today. right had? the president was in michigan, a lot of pain there. >> in wisconsin, more pain, includi

juliette: simon flint joining us from singapore. thank you so much.ut on the indian open as we get markets trading for the last a of the week. we've got the nifty up about .5%, quite interesting given there was a flat decision for most asian markets. we are starting to see things turn around with hong kong and china, japan also trading higher , so the indexes in asia joining. expectss logistics unit business to recover in the coming months after disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. the ceo spoke to bloomberg about the outlook and how the double 11 shopping bonanza could boost their gains. about 1.8ar, we moved billion in one week. so, we are working with all our partners to be prepared for this year's new -- we're seeing the growth rate, the total number of parcels this year, we're expecting additional 30% growth. so, that's how people are thinking about. >> in terms of parcels, 30% increase, is that over the 11 days or is that on and over year? >> analyzed. even though we slowed down, 50%, 40% growth at the scale, we are more than 60 billi

snyder during the course of that event and president obama came to michigan many times and visited flinti don't remember him saying anything to incite acts of violence against our sitting governor then. but we have quite a different set of circumstances now, don't we? >> the president continues to undermine mail-in voting, continues to claim widespread fraud which there is not. he has shown no evidence of widespread fraud. he is going after you as well in this. what message do you have for the president? more importantly, what message do you have to michigan voters tonight when it comes to voting in your state? >> well, what i would say is that the governor and myself and the secretary of state in michigan are doing everything we can to protect the vote. yes, we want to make sure that all eligible voters know how to vote, when to vote, where to vote and have the opportunity to vote. but when these votes are tabulated, as they will be by 1600 local clerks hours with the state of different parties, that it will be done fairly, and it will be done accurately. and whoever receives the most v

the event that president obama was earlier today was the home of flint, michigan, heavy demographic for african-americans, a lot of democratic votes, 55-45 four years ago. hillary clinton picked occupy a hundred thousand votes. wayne county, that's detroit. you see how well hillary clinton did almost 70% to have vote. interesting to know, we talked to debbi dingell a congresswoman in michigan about that, in 2012 barack obama had almost 600,000 votes in wayne county alone which is detroit and hillary clinton underperformed that mark just 4 years ago. keep an eye on that as we move forward tuesday and into the results on wednesday perhaps. wisconsin is also getting a lot of attention from both campaigns, final days before the election. president trump and joe biden spending time yesterday and the president plans on making one more stop there before the election. mike tobin picks up coverage, he's live in madison now with more, mike. mike: well, bilker as we have been watching the flurry of campaign stops you notice that wisconsin keeps popping up as locater and graphics, both campaigns lo

they've got two drive-in campaign rallies, one in flint, one in detroit. here in detroit they'll be joined by motown legend stevie wonder. michigan is a state where joe biden is up by five or six points according to the polling averages. this event with obama shows how the biden campaign is taking nothing for chance. barack obama still hugely popular with the democratic base, with black voters, hispanic voters, young voters. these are all groups who are key to the so-called obama coalition in 2058 and 2012 but who lagged in turnout in 2016. this is a state donald trump won by fewer than 11,000 votes. that win was key to his surprise victory. this is all part of a midwestern barnstorming by joe biden as he tries to win back that blue wall. yesterday he was in iowa and wisconsin. take a listen to what he told supporters in wisconsin yesterday. >> going to start right here in wisconsin. i came up here and campaigned for hillary. for a whole lot of reasons, not her fault, ended up not taking it seriously. we thought it was different. i've been here a lot. by t

he's going to flint. another heavily african-american city. trying to get that turnout and prevent any dropoff from turnout is critical to joe biden's ability to hold that lead that president obama was talking about. >> john, doctor, thank you so much. appreciate it. see you soon. so i want to get to the candidates' paths to 270. 270 electoral votes. john king is at the magic wall for us. john, explain how the coronavirus is impacting this virus. >> don, four days out. and just another sad collision between the coronavirus and campaign 2020. another record-setting day for new infections in the united states, four days to election day. it is a reminder president trump is running, yes, against joe biden, but also, against himself. against his record on handling this pandemic. and when you look across the country, again, we talk about this all the time. we think of red and blue. this is a map that shows the pain of covid across america. we will fill it in red and blue starting next tuesday night. but this is cases per 100,000 residents and just t

, michigan, and have the most exposure to these poisons. >> you bring up flint, michigan.ook at what happened 15 years ago in new orleans with katrina. environmental justice is a real thing. i think it's smart for joe biden to be speaking about it. obviously you have to balance it with economic interests and business interests. but i think joe biden is reflecting not just democrats, but a lot of americans are starting to see the climate change discussed and moved into. so i think you can have a smart conversation about how to have an all of the above energy policy that includes fracking but that's also sensitive to the specific needs of different communities who have been under the bootstraps of really bad environmental policies that create injustices in their communities. >> and he spoke as a child of the oil slicks on the windshields in the morning in delaware, i know that area very well, and the cancer rates among people there. david, if you're a republican, you're concerned about the risk to republican senators who have been seeing the tea leaves with john cornyn, thin

. >> those are good, so it's move them away from the oils to piping clean water and flint, michigan. and all the other places that don't have clean water. i was the victim of the climate crisis is the lack of water. it is scary. >> directly to that point, looking at flint and talk about lack of water and drinkable water, how much this country are racial and economic inequalities are intricately linked to climate crisis. talk about the disparity white privilege no clean water in santa monica. shooting out chemicals in poor air quality we do is low income housing. in you know we all feel the change eventually not avert the crisis. they talk about how linked these racial inequalities are to climate change. writing about in the book. she studied, and how she describes it. she studied things like why -- how you would choose to put an oil rig or a refinery or a waste dump or something like that. you don't put it close to an aquifer put in geological place for obvious reasons. as they face reality, there is a study that came out of think it was 1987 if i'm not mistaken, that showed how the

joe biden knows what is going on in flint. he says we need to address this and we need to pay attention to science. on the other hand, you have whend trump, who recently he was asked about the wildfires in california, the report said something like you know, scientists are saying these fires, what is happening, the scientists are saying that there is a connection between the drastic changes in the climate and these wildfires. you know what the president of the united states? science doesn't know. what? science doesn't know. the president of the united states. what we see is a through line, right? on the first issue and this issue, and inability to embrace fact. and inability to embrace experts, to embrace intelligence. competent.y to be ofinability to do the job commander in chief in the united states, whose first responsibility is to content -- to concern themselves with the health and safety of the american people. and that is why we are going to elect joe biden. [applause] there is so much at stake. , when iknow in atlanta

. >> our live coverage will continue as joe biden and barack obama join up for a rally in flint, michiganthat buys presidential nominee kamala harris makes a stop in lake worth, florida. then tonight president trump be speaking at a rally in its of mania. he can watch them live here on c-span, it you can also find coverage online or you can listen live on our c-span radio app. ♪ c-span, yourtching unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies and brought to you today by your television provider. nomineepresidential kamala harris campaigned in houston yesterday, the last day of early voting. she told supporters that the biden campaign is targeting a win in texas. president trump won texas by more than nine points in 2016. ♪

trace. >> peter doocy live in flint, michigan.hank you. >> the editor at the federalist, chris, we should see the president any moment now and then his motorcade move on to make the remarks. pennsylvania, the political headline, the keystone state emerged as a virtual must-win for both joe biden and donald trump. what does the early voting trend tell us about what is happening in that state? >> pennsylvania doesn't begin counting until election day, but based on people who voted in 2016, democrats are ahead by over 700,000 votes right now, not as far out as they would like, but ahead of that, and cannibalizing a huge amount of election day voting. there are still way more republicans who haven't voted than democrats. the republican are counting to get out the historic get out the vote operation they've been building and the democratic party has not to try to turn out voters on election day. we just got back from pennsylvania with the federalist. one thing that makes it difficult to read what's going on right now, how many people i

directly to that point, looking at flint and talk about lack of water and drinkable water, how much this country, our racial and economic inequalities are linked to climate crisis. i mean talk about the disparity between -- you have this white privilege. you never have an oil drill or no clean water in santa monica. you not have an oil drill shooting out chemicals and poor air quality for people in aye privilege neighborhood. were you do in low income housing and indigenous communities. they are being franked and drilled. there is a huge disparity. even though we will all feel the change eventually. we will all avert the crisis. talk about how linked these racial inequalities are to climate change. >> you know, i write about in the book. annie, after she got out of school and studied i don't how she describes it, but she studied things like why you would -- how you would choose where to put an oil rig or a refinery, or waste dump or something like that. in his school she was taught well you don't put it close to an aquifer, you put in this type of geological place for obvious reasons. wh

♪ by formeren joined president obama in flint, michigan. trump will be in pennsylvania for a rally, rallies-- a number of he is holding in the keystone state today. watch live coverage at 8:00 eastern on c-span. thismorning, -- >> morning, and sign elections -- chris webber talks about the state's battleground. "washington journal" is next. ♪ morning and welcome to "washington journal. the presidential candidates are crisscrossing the nation, hoping to convince last-minute voters to choose them. presidential -- president trump and former vice president joe states togoing to key make their final pitches to voters. we will ask you, our viewers, how are the candidates doing? we want to hear from battleground state viewers only, what does the

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joe biden knows what's going on in flint. joe biden says we need to address this and we need to pay attention to science. on the other hand we have donald trump who recently when he was asked about the wildfires in california and the report was sometimes we say in these fires was happening and the scientists say there's a connection between the drastic changes in the climate in these wildfires. do you know what the president of the united states in response? he doesn't know. what? science doesn't know. the president of the united states and what we see is the line on that issue in the first issue, an inability to embrace the fact, an inability to embrace experts in inability to embrace intelligence, an inability to be competent, an inability to do the job of commander-in-chief of the united states whose first responsibility is to concern themselves with the health and safety of the american people. and that's why we are going to elect joe biden. there is so much at stake. you all know in atlanta helps me when i ran for senate