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vp harris: we are not gog back, no. because we will move forward. ours is a fight for the future.nd applause] ours is a fight for the future, and ours is a fight for freedom. [cheers and applause] like the fundamental freedom of a woman to make decisions about her own body and not have her government tell her what to do. [cheers and applause] and he is 32 days out -- and these 32 days out from the election, it iimportant to remind people how we got here. donald trump handpicked members of the supreme court with the intention that they would overturn roe v. wade, and they did, and now more than one in three women in america lives in a state with an abortion and, many with no exceptions for rape and incest, which is immoral. when congress passes a bill to restore reproductive freedom -- [cheers and applause] as president of the united states, i will probably sign it into law. proudly. [cheers and applause] and here's what i want to say -- that's not our only battle across our nation, we are witnessing a full on assault of other hard but items and rights, like the freedom to vote, th

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we win pennsylvania, we win this great commonwealth, we goare gog to win the whole ball game. it's such an important place. >> we are the underdog. we are running like the underdog. we have some hard work ahead of us. but here's the thing also. we like hard work. >> reporter: and now zeroing in on trump's response when asked about concerns election day would not be peaceful. >> i think the bigger problem are the people from within. we have some sick people, radical left lunatics. and i think they're, and it should be very easily handled by, if necessary, by national guard or, if really necessary, by the military. because they can't let that happen. >> reporter: tim walz firing back. >> donald trump over the weekend was talking about using the u.s. army against people who disagree with him. >> reporter: while jd vance defended his running mate. >> you have a major reaction to an election in 2024, of course you ought to commit law enforcement resources to bring order back to our cities. >> reporter: it all comes as our new nbc news poll shows trump g gaining momentum. and asked

but in a tight race on election night, you're only gog to be able to count probably 70, 80% of the ballots. in a tight margin, that's too close for news organizations to call it. and so it is going to take a few days. and it's going to take a few days around the country. and i think overall, if the polls are right and it is this close, we should not expect to know the winner on election night. - audience questions. "trump says he will not accept the election results if it is determined that he lost." you know, there are fears from the audience in this question about another january 6th happening. i think my question for you is, forget january 6th, because we've seen the electoral unt reform act passed. we know that there is going to be slates of electors from every state sent to the congress, and the vice president will proceed with their ministerial role of counting those electoral ballots. so we know that that part will go well. but what about the intervening time? is there a chance of violence if there is uncertainty from november 5th until december 12th when the electors cast their bal

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your relationship with that commenten and you said you were a unifying candidate but what areai you gogld be very careful -- they should put around the spot and ask her flat out, "is this in accordance with your use of nazi and fascist? is this the logical result of your rhetoric your boss will now call and go beyond you and call garbage?" >> sean: but she herself has called trump a fascist. tim walz has used the nazi analogy. so we know how they feel. she has used surrogates to use these analogies of pure evil over andnd over again, especialy in light of two would be assassins a millimeter of donald trump being assassinated. it is reckless, irresponsible and really exposes the elitist side of them. >> yeah, i think it will be a turning point in this last week. i think they wilg l regret it merely because they offended half of the country. and they will not forget it and they will not forget it. i'm a supporter of donald trump, i'and i don't feel like a piecef garbage. >> sean: i don't feel likerbag when either and i'm not a fascist, nazi, and i resent being called it and i'm not a raci

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functionally get outf montana very soon because tter is down outside the margin, he is down six, an trump is gogo win it by more than 10, and you look at that delta and say it ireally hard to run more than 8 points ahead of a presidenti candidate, or underneath it. i've seen people do both, but it is really hard. the search you are going to see is going to go in ohio and n in montana, because that state is gone. steve: anything? jarrod: no, to your question, i do think that they know that abortion is an issue, which is why these positions -- why you saw trump take the positions he has taken and why jd vance said what he said thathe debate and why the video, the melania video came out. i don't think this is missed by anybody there, and think there has been a concerted effort for several months to address it. steve: kiki mentioned north carolina, where there is a gornors race. i don't know of anybody in the room, folks who have been following what is happening there, but the republican nominee has had, let's just say, a lot of problems. [laughte he's about 60 or 18 points behind them -- 16 or 18 p

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