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now, tomorrow, the vice president will be in greenville, north carolina, where she will be attendinghurch service there. she'll deliver remarks according to the campaign and then she will also be meeting with local black farmers to discuss what she has described as an opportunity economy before hosting a campaign rally. now of course this comes as the campaign has been focused on black voters and especially black men, amid waning enthusiasm. so all of this in effort to dry out votevors and to shore up suppor, especially among these slices of the electorate the campaign of course, trying to make ground where they can, including in states like north carolina, where they're trying to remain quite bullish jessica priscilla alvarez in washington. thank you so much for that reporting. and joining us now, politics reporter for notice, jasmine wright and cnn political analyst and national reporter for axios. alex thompson. good to see both of you. thanks for being here. >> thank you. yeah. >> well, we've got new polling out. i feel like now we've entered the stage where we have new polling a

creating intergenerational wealth her next stops on the trail include a rally sunday in greenville, north carolina and erie, pennsylvania on monday, eva mckend, cnn, washington so let's bring in lisa rayam for analysis now, good morning. thank you so much for joining us. >> we're down to the wire 24 days away from this election, time is flying by and we just looked at new polling that shows that the candidates are, it's a tossup in two key states. >> so how either of these candidates get an edge at this point? >> i know three polls done in georgia this past week, and they are neck and neck and messaging, messaging. messaging is very important and you see that in georgia with the harris campaign bringing in the big guns recently, you have former president bill clinton coming to the southeast. this week? yes. stumping for harris and he is the master messenger and he is just he's going to bring it in terms of getting the people to think about the economy, to think about immigration because that's where it needs to be with the facts, with the message and, just keeping the message on point so that vote

i'll just need a greenville, north carolina in cuba. 36 people have been killed after hurricane oscar may land fall the storm, broad, heavy rain which triggered land slides and slashed flooding. strong winds ripped roofs off homes uprooted trees and brought down power lines. authorities are struggling to restore electricity to homes, complicated by multiple power grid failures across the country. a british police officer who faithfully shots and on on black 92 years ago, has been found not guilty of murder, 24 year old chris cobb. i was shot in the head by martin blake during a police stuff. combo was accused of involvement into a shootings in the days prior. and none of us already know if it's reports or london. police tried to stop the call. it was leading to shooting the day before the tales that ensues in the south london street, a police marksmanship. kidding. the driver. that drive a was 24 year old chris capa. he was unarmed and had both hands on the steering wheel. but he was aware that the police were following him late to imagine to the office of shelton martin blake was cha

he spoke about his tax plan in greenville, north carolina.>> there will be no tax on tips. [cheering] no tax on overtime. [cheering] and very important for seniors, no tax on social security benefits for seniors. >> cheryl: he did an interview with outkick and said he's thinking about not taxing firefighters, police, and active duty military. he says he will make up revenue with tariffs, that math is not working out right now, there is 3.8 trillion in tariffs. it is sticky numbers. >> carley: people that work in tv news in the plan? >> cheryl: you live in new york, you will suffer even more. >> carley: terrible news all around. >> todd: we have a tip, don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria. brand new survey shows trump holding a two-point lead on harris when it comes to who can tackle rising gas and grocery prices. our next guest says kamala harris is driving people into p poverty. ceo of goya foods joins us. you think a harris presidency would drive people further into p poverty. that is a bold statement, why do you think that? >> thank yo

driving turnout using the church as a base and the vice president spoke earlier at greenville north carolina in a church one of the many she is expected to appear as part of an effort, what else can you tell us? >> you mention the polling there is also the cvs polling today that's exactly where it was for president biden at this point in 2020 before he went on to win. we're frankly not focus on the polling as a vice president her self will say she is not taking any vote for granted. she's going to earn every single vote. that's why she continues to be out in communities like greenville. making sure that black voters understand mistakes of the selection and there's one candidate actually looking out for their interests and wants to improve our communities across the country. somebody who understands that black men in particular always aim to be strivers in and to open up small businesses and be entrepreneurs. we are proud of the work the administration has done cutting black child poverty enough but for the vice president that is the floor not the ceiling. everything she's talking about is wh

. >> later, the former perspective again deployed dark and anti-immigrant rhetoric in greenville, north carolina under the trump administration we will take back what is ours. we will end the looting, ran taking, raping and pillaging of north carolina and frankly, every other state in the union. >> on stunned, sunday, trump scooped french fries and served fast food to staged customers. as trump has accused harass without any evidence of lying about her college job with mcdonald's. trump they think described democrats like adam ship and nancy pelosi as enemies from within. >> you talk about enemy within. that's a pretty -- phrase. >> i think it's accurate but when you look at shifty ship and some of the others, they are to me an enemy within and i think nancy pelosi is an enemy from within. >> it was from a podcast from days earlier with trump. >> these are sick people and bad people. >> speaker of the house mike johnson deflected when asked on cnn this weekend if trump's vows to use the national guard against edge mys is ok. >> they have been attacking and maligning him from the day he came down

harris did meet yesterday with volunteers in north carolina packing supplies for the western part of the state. she plans to hold a rally later today in greenville, north carolina. this is the one battleground state that mr. trump won in both 2016 and in 2020. the vice president's campaign also releasing her current medical records. white house physician saying she's in, quote, excellent health, able to successfully execute the duties of the presidency. as for former president trump, he has not released his own recent medical records despite repeated promises to do so. the current vice president questioning why he is refusing to be transparent. as for the former president, thousands came out to see him last night just down the road from here in coachella. yes, coming to california. for a major weekend rally with less than a month until election day. trump is using the deep blue state as a backdrop to draw contrast with vice president harris, calling her home state elections, quote, corrupt. he visited blue state colorado this week and will hold a rally in manhattan at madison square garden later this month all to make the case that these democra

we will begin with aaron gilchrist to his with the vice president in greenville, north carolina today. we have the harris campaign who has put a huge focus on north carolina visiting that state 19 times this camping cycle. what is on the agenda today and what is the larger strategy for the state? >> reporter: i think we are seeing a mix of faith and politics the vice president at a church in greenville. she spoke to the congregation a little while ago. today, the campaign is launching its souls to the polls initiative. it is an effort to drive turnout. particularly among black voters and black churchgoers in north carolina and in battleground states across the country. the vice president saying to people that she wants them to put their faith into action at the ballot box in particular. i want you to hear what she had to say from the pulpit in greenville today. >> at an early age, i learned that faith is a verb. it is something we show an action and in service. and these hurricanes have revealed heroes around all of us. heroes who do not ask the injured or stranded whether they are re

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north carolina this afternoon. you see steven miller up there. al one of his top advisers is warm up the crowd in greenville, north carolina. 16 electoral vote at stake in north carolina. it's a good chunk that is owned by north carolina. former president trump won there by more than 3 points in 2016. that's a look at the 2016 north carolina race. he won by over 100,000 votes. he won again in north carolina in 2020. but it was a slimmer margin, about 74,000 votes. earlier today waves there touring hurricane helene damage and talking to folks on the ground. the area you see in orange is the area that has been designated helene disaster areas. home to about 480,000 registered republicans, 294,000 registered democrats. a lot of vote in that area. you can see unaffiliated voters about 500,000 in those counties that are still so desperately digging out of that situation that you saw in the background when former president trump was there earlier today. so where is vice president harris today? she will be in michigan a little bit later. we are waiting for her to land there. she had a stop in pennsylvania earlier

yesterday during a rally in greenville, north carolina, the vice president called donald trump weak for do the things every other presidential candidate typically does including herself. she also brought up the lies and baseless claims that trump has been relentlessly spreading. >> he has no plan for how he would address the needs of the american people. he is only focused on himself. and he's not -- here's the thing, north carolina. and he's not being transparent with the voters. he's not being transparent. so check this out. he refuses to release his medical records. i've done it. every other presidential cam candidate -- every other presidential candidate in modern era has done it. he is unwilling to do a "60 minutes" interview. like every other major party candidate has done for more than half a century. he is unwilling to meet for a second debate. and here's the thing. here's the thing. it makes you wonder. it makes you wonder why does his staff want him to hide away? one must question, one must question, are they afraid that people will see that he is too weak and unstable to lead

reporter: later the former again deployed dark and anti-immigrant rhetoric in greenville, north carolinagoing to take back what is ours. we will end the looting and the ransacking and raping and pillaging. of north carolina and frankly every other state. reporter: on sunday he scooped french fries and served fast food to staged customers at a pennsylvania mcdonald's. the political stunt comes as donald trump accuses harris without evidence about buying about her college job at a mcdonald's. he again described democrats like adam schiff and nancy pelosi as enemies from within. >> you talk about the enemy of within. the enemy within is a pretty ominous phrase if you are talking about other americans. >> i think it is accurate. when you look at shifty shift, and others, they look like the enemies from within as is nancy pelosi. reporter: it is rhetoric he used against fellow americans on a podcast days earlier. >> adam schiff, these are bad people and sick people. reporter: mike johnson deflected when asked on cnn if his vows to use the national guard against political enemies was ok. >> wh

is the first of three stops in north carolina, this afternoon after this event, the former president will head to the other side of the state he is a big rally in greenville north carolina before attending a faith leaders meeting just outside of the charlotte area. david: thank you very much, meanwhile, light harris is back in the campaign trail the vice president will do three events with the gop representative liz cheney in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, fox news senior white house correspondent peter doocy has more on that. >> pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin, this is the first time this election cycle that vice president harris visited all the blue wall states in a single day, the democratic campaign is calculating that they can win undecided voters with a moderated conversation that they will have kamala harris on the stage talking to liz cheney and everything we can gather it would be the importance of good manners. >> the parable of the good samaritan that we have learned and live a life where in the face in the face of a stranger we see a neighbor but that's not what we see on the other side of this equation. it's constantly about berati

we begin in greenville, north carolina with nbc's aaron gilchrist at bice president harris' rally. rying to win over in north carolina today and why? >> reporter: well alex, if you look at the crowd shuffling behind me now, you have a big mix of people, older, younger, black, white, male, female, all the sorts of folks the vice president really does want to resonate with but in particular here in north carolina today, she has a message that is tailored to people, black people in the church community. she spoke at a church here in greenville a little while ago, launching her souls for the polls turnout. she also talked about putting her plan in action, particularly at the ballot box. we talked about things we heard on the campaign trail before but with a bit of a tweak to some of those talking points so the message was tailored for north carolina and an audience that is in a church setting. she talked about her opponents taking advantage of the folks in north carolina and what they are dealing with after hurricane obama. i want you to hear how she addressed that particular issue of d

hard for any voters uncommitted. , former president donald trump is speaking at a rally in greenville north carolinathe campus of east carolina university. his seventh visit to the tar heel state since late july earlier today vice president kamala harris targeted undecided independents and moderate republicans in pennsylvania. she's been campaigning with former republican congresswoman liz cheney, either candidate striking the right message with the critical swing voters come here to tell us what the respective sides are seeing the trump campaign advisor steve cortes and democratic posterior strategist shown cooperman research carly cooperman, i'm going to give this to you first you wrote an op-ed in the hill today it's about the swing state motor, you believe the ones who will decide this particular erection, what did your research show you about the voters with over two weeks ago have not made up their minds. we were looking at voters as either undecided right now where they could change their mind to the election and what we found harris has a small advantage with the voters, 34% to 29% we found

reporter: across the country at her own rally in greenville, north carolina, harris who released her records on saturday took a swing at the former presidents transparency. >> he refuses to release his medical records. i've done it. every other presidential candidate in modern era has done it. he is unwilling to do a 60 minutes interview. like every other major party candidate has done for more than half a century. he is unwilling to meet for a second debate. reporter: back in pennsylvania where the stakes couldn't be higher, this festival described by vendors as three days of god, guns and motorcycles, drew huge crowds of trump voters. with november for three weeks away, die hard trump supporters are counting down the days. >> we are 23 days. it is like a 10-year-old waiting for santa claus. reporter: for the pbs news hour. ♪ geoff: we start the day's other news with the aftermath of the recent hurricanes. fema has had to make operational adjustments to its work in north carolina following threats to its personnel which follows reports over the weekend about a militia targeting gove

we're also hearing from north carolina democrats is a big push who are voters to get out and vote early, early voting begins in this state in just a few days eva mckend, cnn, greenvillerth carolina one of the top black leaders in the democratic party is downplaying recent polls that show kamala harris lagging and support from black men when compared to joe biden's numbers when he ran for president congressman james clyburn says he has had frank and direct conversations with black men out on the campaign trail and that he does not feel the polls are an accurate reflection of what he's seeing and hearing, drawing those discussions yes, i am concerned about black men staying home or voting for trump but my concerns don't tend to keep me from being energetic about this campaign. >> yes. black men like everybody else, want to know exactly what i can expect from a harris administration. and i've been very direct with them i've also contrast at that with what they can expect from a trump administration the death toll from hurricane milton in florida now stands at 23 according to the latest tally from law enforcement and for the second time in just two weeks, us president jo

north carolina and jacqui heinrich with a heart camp in wisconsin. welcome everyone i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." we begin with senior national correspondent aishah hasnie in greenvillerth carolina, for us. aishah, wesley grist from their? >> hi sandra perron mike poulin to a couple of these rallies now been covering the trump compete for a while and this is probably the most electric room i've been insofar. far. you can tell, we are two weeks out of that final sprints is on the former president is sticking to his normal speech of the economy and inflation although he took a swipe advice president kamala harris just a few moments ago mark watched this. >> mr. trump: with former corey -- former years of north -- camilla rosatello will be an economic wasteland, you know that, you see what's happening. >> the former presidents is up when it comes to recent fox news polling when voters in north carolina were asks who they trust more when it comes to the economy. trump is up over harris where mckee is coming off a stop near asheville where he saw the destruction from hurricane helene first-hand and you can tell, sandra, that he was moved but what -- by what he saw. he mad

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stopping in north carolina to meet with leaders of the black community here to tidewater plant to the future of this country which is days until the election. she's holding rally today in greenvillerth carolina, hitting the state hardship because the latest polling a special from "the wall street journal" that just came out says that for president trump with a slight edge in north carolina ahead just by one point. harris says she knows the race will be close. >> this is a tight race. with what we are offering looking to the future of america and investing in the american people or donald trump who is constantly trying to take us backwards. >> from north carolina harris will then head to pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin which shows you just how important those states are too. back to you. >> as they are. reporting from north carolina. joining us now republican vice presidential nominee ohio senator j.d. vance, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you for having me shannon, good morning. >> there's a lot new polling out there blitz are with the gender gap there is a double-digit lead for the vice president among women in nearly all the battleground states, "politico" makes

correspondence and analysts ready to cover all these developments force, and were going to begin in greenville, north carolina with nbc's aaron gilchrist, who is traveling with the vice president. we have just three weeks left, aaron. the harris campaign is blanketing swing states with a really aggressive schedule. where are they going and were they targeting? were they not going? >> i was actually going to see the exact same thing. it's safe to say we are in the part of the campaign cycle where we can expect in particular vice president harris to be out every single day through the election. we know that is going to be the case this week. she entered the arena here a little while ago. we know she will be in pennsylvania tomorrow and detroit, michigan on tuesday. she will be in wisconsin and michigan again. michigan again. >> her running mate will also be in several states, as well as surrogate. first lady joe biden will be out on the campaign trail, and she is early this week, too. you think about who she's targeting, the harris/wells campaign, and the church stopped earlier today, trying to speak to church

vice president harris, meantime, the former president held a rally in greenville, north carolina, onef his three stops in the state, offering his supporters a stark choice. >> four more years of incompetence and stupidity and failure and disaster, or whether we will begin the four greatest years in the history of our country. i think we have a real chance. >> mr. trump held another event this evening in concord, north carolina, where he met with faith leaders and pledged his support for religious freedom. while trump won north carolina in 2016 and 2020. the tar heel state is emerging as a critical swing state in this election. north carolina election officials announced that more than 1 million ballots have already been cast in early voting, and the most recent fox news poll of the state showed harris with a two point lead over trump. that is within the survey's margin of error. reporting in the newsroom greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. a new report is criticizing the secret service over the attempted assassination of former president trump in pennsylvania this past summer. a bipartisan

north carolina democrats is a big push. >> your voters to get out and vote early, early voting begins in this state in just a few days eva mckend, cnn, greenville, north carolina larry sabato is the director of the university of virginia's center for politics and editor of a return to normalcy, the 2020 election that almost broke america. and he joins me now from charlottesville. appreciate you being with us thank you so much. rosemary. >> so jealous. >> 22 days to election day in america, and both candidates are campaigning hard and critical battleground states. but cnn's poll of polls shows donald trump and kamala harris deadlocked in three of those states, wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. >> and even though harris is slightly head in that poll nationally at 50% compared to trump's 47%. >> it is within the margin of error. and that is creating panic within the democratic party how bad is that panic? do you think? >> i've been through a lot of panics in the democratic party. they have them regularly usually with each major election. so they know how to react and those of us who observe them know how to react and they will. this is an int

north carolina democrats is a big push we're voters to get out and vote early. early voting begins in this state. in just a few days eva mckend, cnn, greenville, north carolina sunday will send an advanced anti-missile system to israel to help bolster the country's air defenses. along with about 100 us troops to operate it. it comes as the aerospace commander of iran's revolutionary guard corps says his country is ready to respond to any action or quote misstep by israel. cnn, political and national security analyst david sanger explains the significance of the pentagon's announcement i think, what, what else we're learning here is that the president tolerance for having american troops in the way. here in even defensive positions in israel is increasing a little bit that he is thinks it's a relatively small room this to have 100 americans there. >> obviously there are thousands of americans on board the ship's. and in nearby basis to try to help defend israel as well. >> israeli officials say hezbollah launched a drone attack on sunday, killing at least four soldiers and wounding more than 60 people. it's one of the bloodiest attacks on isra

laura: across the country, at her own rally in greenville, north carolina, harris, who released her ownords on saturday, took a swing at the former president's lack of transparency. >> he refuses to release his medical records. i've done it. every other presidential candidate in modern era has done it. he is unwilling to do a 60 minutes interview, like every other major party candidate has done for more than half a century. he is unwilling to meet for a second debate. laura: back in pennsylvania, where the stakes couldn't be higher, this festival in greeley, described by vendors as "three days of god, guns and motorcycles," drew huge crowds of trump voters. with november 5th just 3 weeks away, die-hard trump supporters are counting down the days. >> we're 23 days away from the election. the days drag. it's like a ten year old waiting for santa claus to come. the days just can't get here fast enough. laura: for the pbs newshour, i'm laura barron lopez. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with news hour west. here are the latest headlines. fema announced tonight it will resume normal operations

. >> meantime, the former president held a rally in greenville, north carolina. of his three stops in the state, offering his supporters a stark choice. >> four more years of incompetence and stupidity and failure and disaster, or whether we will begin the four greatest years in the history of our country. i think we have a real chance. >> mr. trump held another event this evening in concord, north carolina, where he met with faith leaders and pledged his support for religious freedom while trump won north carolina in 2016 and 2020. the tar heel state is emerging as a critical swing state in this election. north carolina election officials announced that more than 1 million ballots have already been cast in early voting, and the most recent fox news poll of the state showed harris with a two point lead over trump. that is, within the survey's margin of error. reporting in the newsroom, greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, a lot to watch, especially as the election draws near. greg. thank you. >> the white house is addressing claims made earlier by former p

. >> meantime, the former president held a rally in greenville, north carolina. one of his three stops in the state, offering his supporters a stark choice. >> four more years of incompetence, stupidity and failure and disaster. or whether we will begin the four greatest years in the history of our country. i think we have a real chance. >> mr. trump held another event this evening in concord, north carolina, where he met with faith leaders and pledged his support for religious freedom. while trump won north carolina in 2016 and 2020, the tar heel state is emerging as a critical swing state in this election. north carolina election officials announced that more than 1 million ballots have already been cast in early voting, and the most recent fox news poll of the state showed harris with a two point lead over trump. that is within the survey's margin of error. reporting in the newsroom, greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> the five men wrongfully convicted in the so-called central park five case are now suing donald trump for defamation. they are accusing the former

be helping in some of the hurricane relief efforts while she is there, then tomorrow in greenville, north carolina, she will be attending a church service, delivering remarks and meeting with black farmers to discuss what she has described as the opportunity economy. then later she will hold hold a rally in north carolina, but all of this quite notable because black voters and black men in particular have been a weak spot for the campaign as they try to shore up support amid what has been waning enthusiasm. the vice president targeting that this this weekend as she heads to north carolina alex thanks to priscilla alvarez and joining me now to talk more about these developments in the race for the white house to see momentous. >> she is a political reporter for the los angeles times. see my great to see you again. let me start with vice president harris releasing this medical report and part of the reason that she's released this letter is to really draw a contrast between herself and donald trump, who at 78-years-old, is vying to become the oldest person ever elected to that office. and he has rel

in greenville, north carolina, and also speaking with black farmers before she has her campaign rallyre. so there's certainly an extension of that campaign outreach happening with the vice president's trip to north carolina. today and tomorrow. i will also note that while she is north carolina's, she will be helping some volunteers who are part of a hurricane relief effort, given that there are so many still on the ground, north carolina feeling the impact from hurricane helene. but again, alex getting back to the top on those medical records that dr. overwhelmingly saying in this letter that she has a clean bill of health again, only weeks from election day north carolina, a state that trump won in the last two elections. but again, is just neck and neck. in this one, a priscilla alvarez here in washington. thanks very much for more on the vice president's just released medical report. let's bring in dr. sanjay gupta, cnn's chief medical correspondent, who has been digging into this health summary and what it means what we were provided with is about a page and a half letter, which i

website at c-span.org -- we will take you to a rally with former president donald trump in greenville, north carolina. mr. trump: my daddy worked at that factory, says the driver. and when you were president in 1994 -- you remember this? you passed nafta. he brought him to his knees and then seven on lucky years later, bill clinton, you let china into the world trade organization. we got some old-timers here. all across the state, the textile industries went down, mr. clinton. the fact is, folks here don't much like you. so clinton looks at the driver and says, i don't understand why you feel that way. why are you driving me? the driver looks at him and says, sir, i need the money. i need the money because kamala harris's inflation has brought us to our knees. for some weeks, i have to choose between food on the table, medicine in the cabinet, and a roof over our hands, but i will tell you, mr. clinton, i love driving you up and down the state of north carolina. you are the best campaigner for donald trump there is. well, you get it, but donald trump -- you get it but bill clinton did not get it. he

kamala harris are campaigning in battleground states today harris will be holding a rally in greenville, north carolina, and trump will give remarks at a rally in prescott valley, arizona sources tell cnn, trump's campaign has ramped up requests for additional security after two assassination attempts and ongoing threats from iran some of the requests include a military aircraft that can protect against surface-to-air missiles, drones with thermal monitoring and an increase in stockpiles of ballistic glass. >> let's bring in cnn law enforcement analyst jonathan wackrow, who spent the majority of his career in the united states secret service. good morning, jonathan and given your experience in terms of what trump's secret service detail already has access to. what do you think of all of these requests? >> well, good morning and thank you for having me. i think it's important to take a step back and look at what the secret service has already done since july 13. the secret service has put forth a significant amount of resources to the former president's detail in the form of increased staffing as well a

i'll just see, to greenville, north carolina, the winds. richest man is promising some american voters a chance to win a $1000000.00 if they're registered to vote, and sign a petition on free speech and gun rights. there are concerns that a long must cause cash incentives may violate election laws. heidi so castro reports from washington dc with the clock ticking towards the voter registration deadline in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania. you on mosque, who's personally overseeing trumps. get out the vote effort. they're promised registered voters the chance at a massive reward every day. every day from now until the election, we're giving out a $1000000.00 prize. that is an all you have to do assign a petition and support of the constitution. it's. it's very straightforward. the online petition is in support, a free speech and the freedom to bear arms rally and cries for american conservatives. but here the voters selected to take home the daily $1000000.00 isn't labeled as a winner. rather, they're picked to earn a $1000000.00 as a spokesperson for america pack. the political

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north carolina? >> yeah, joe, it's been a super busy weekend on the campaign trail. we're now, what, just three weeks until election day pretty much. yesterday, vice president kamala harris held a rally in greenville, north carolina, where she called donald trump weak for refusing to do the things that every other presidential candidate typically does, including herself. >> he has no plan for how he would address the needs of the american people. he is only focused on himself. and he's not -- but here's the thing, north carolina, he's not being transparent with the voters. he's not being transparent. check this out. he refuses to release his medical records. i've done it. every other presidential camp, every other presidential candidate in modern era has done it. he is unwilling to do a "60 minutes" interview. like every other major party candidate has done for more than half a century. he is unwilling to meet for a second debate. [ crowd booing ] and here's the thing, here's the thing, it makes you wonder, it makes you wonder, why does his staff want him to hide away? one must question, one must question, are they afraid that people will see that he is too weak and unstable to lead america? is th

situation where earlier this morning i met with state and local police in greenville, south carolina and took an aerial tour of western north carolina to survey the damage. and i received the briefing from all of you and we have been working nonstop to provide the support you need and survivors need. my heart goes out to everyone who has experienced the unthinkable loss. we are here for you and i want to thank the republican governor of south carolina and democratic governor of north carolina and all elected officials who have focused on the task at hand. in a moment like this we put politics aside, at least we should. there are no democrats or republicans, only americans and our job is to help as many as we can, as quickly as we can, and as thoroughly as we can. that is why before the storm hit i directed the federal government to use every possible resource to help communities across the nation, across the region get ready. we deployed over 1001st responders in the southeast and i approved the emergency declarations as soon as i received them. today i reproved the request of governor cooper for the federal government to c

some of us might have liked, you have the vice president invoking milley in her remarks at greenville, north carolina. take a listen. >> anybody who wants to be president of the united states who has called for the, quote, termination of the constitution of the united states should never again have the ability to stand behind the seal of the president of the united states! [ cheers and applause ] never again! never again! and the people who know him best know it. his former national security adviser. two of his former defense secretaries. his former chief of staff in the white house. his own vice president. have all warned america, donald trump is unfit to serve. or just listen most recently to what we heard general milley said. general milley, former chairman of the joint chiefs under donald trump. it was just reported he said, quote, no one has ever been as dangerous to this country, in referring to donald trump. think about that. think about that. >> you've got to admit, charlie, that no matter how many times you tick through that list of folks who have come out and spoken out against him, tried t

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leaders as well as help with some of those hurricane relief efforts before tomorrow going to greenville on north carolina, where she is going to be participating in a church service and delivering remarks before a campaign rally there, all of this though, alex, is the vice president put a doubling down on black voter outreach, a key part of the democratic coalition that they're trying to lock in amid waning enthusiasm is certainly a part of the focus here as she heads to north carolina later this afternoon? >> yeah. making a real push in that state priscilla alvarez covering the harris campaign. thank you very much. joining me now to discuss the vice presidency it's medical report is dr. lipi roy. she's a physician at greenwich house in new york. dr. roy. thank you very much for joining us. you heard priscilla, they're ticking off some of the highlights of that medical report. what are your takeaways? >> good to see you, alex, this is such an important discussion i think transparency is key, a key aspect of leadership the health and well-being of any elected official, particularly that of the leader of t