kamala harris.erviewed again 50,000 votes. by the way i what's kamala harris interview so you don't have to bet that's a sacrifice i'm willing to engage in this year and next vice president. i watched kamala harris on tv so you could enjoy your television program and you don't have to watch kamala harris. she said on the view a couple of weeks ago, don't do it my friends. do not watch kamala harris on the thiel. you will lower your iq if you do and we need you a strong and smart as possible over the next four days. she says on the view and remember the whole argument of her campaign issues somehow going to fix the problem that she created in the first place. thanks to kamala harris leadership prices and north carolina are up 40% thanks to kamala harris' policies. grocery prices in the state are up over 20% thanks to kamala harris' policies. housing has become unaffordable for young north carolina families. that's the record of kamala harris' leadership reaches like to own up to that record and she d

kamala harris would. >> indonesia, u.s. leaders -- >> as vice president, harris worked to unite america's indo-pacific allies to fend off another prominent adversary, china. ? 2022, days after her first meeting after her first meeting with shoxi jinping, harris spok out against china's aggression in the south china sea from a philippine ship. >> the united states stands with the philippines in the face of coercion. >> and in 2023, she embarked on a multi-national tour. an area where whpolicy has seed influence. >> i've been abroad with her at least twice. she is respected on the world stage. >> i think we've all come to understand that exceptional, historic prisoner exchange deal would not have happened if not for kamala harris' work. the president deserves most of the credit, but some of those very difficult conversations especially with the german chancellor were not conducted by president biden but by vice president harris. nobody should be questioning whether she's ready to step up and help run the world on day one. she

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." after vice president kamala harris's loss addressed the nation and joe biden said kamala was the first decision i made. the best decision i made. they will continue the fight with purpose, determination and joy. vice president kamala harris then delivered her concession speech. >> in our nation, we owe loyalty not to a president or a party, but to the constitution of the united states. [cheers and applause] while i concede this election, i do not concede the fight that he fueled this campaign. [cheers and applause] >> harris: while the nation got to take that in, some other things were put into motion after. the current president biden called president-elect trump yesterday to congratulate him and he invited trump to the white house to insure a smooth transition. trump's team said they look forward to that meeting. this is a big moment for a sitting president who watched the dismantling of his own campaign to put his vice president in his place atop the democratic ticket to the white

and that person's name is harris. [applause] so. let, let me all -- let me leave you all with one thought because in the midst of a tough campaign season it is really easy to get republican versus democrats, remember we bought a lot of democrats and independents who have joined this common sense movement, we are thrilled to have them, they are welcome. and you know, earlier today i was with governor glenn youngkin of virginia and the governor of north dakota, great patriots and in the last couple weeks i have been with folks on the left like bobby kennedy and tulsi gabbard, we got a lot of folks from across the spectrum. but that, but, but what we are really after is not just beating kamala harris, trust me, i will enjoy it more than any person in this room, but we gotta ask ourselves why are we gonna work hard to beat kamala harris and the simple answer is because the american key people, the american people deserve leadership that actually cares about them. think about this. i talked to um, i, i, i have talked to veterans in the l

trump and the america of kamala harris.mala harris's america, we have the highest inflation in 40 years. in donald j. trump's america inflation was at 1.5% and americans could afford to live a good life. in kamala harris' america wages are stagnating and the economy is shedding jobs. in donald j. trump's america, we were adding jobs and wages were rising as fast as they had in 40 years in the united states of america. in kamala harris' america, the border is open and our communities have been flooded with fentanyl. in donald trump's america, the border was closed and our neighborhoods were safe and secure. she tries to censor her fellow citizens or call them garbage for having the audacity to notice that she did a terrible job. in donald j. trump's america, we are going to fight for every american citizen, whatever your background or whoever you voted for. in kamala harris says america, she'll wag her finger at you and complain for you laughing at a joke. and in donald j. trump's america, we have a pretty good time because

kamala harris is more of the same chaos around the world, and kamala harris is more of the same wide-open wisconsin, let's look for a new direction for this country. let's vote for donald j. trump to be the president of the united states. >> now, it's crazy to me that kamala harris pretends to be the person who somehow is going to change country even though she's the sitting vice president of the united states. i've never seen anything like it. you would think that she has nothing to do with the policies of the last four years. >> she goes round and gives the speeches where she says you know on day one i'm going to fix the affordability crisis affecting american citizens. she will say on day one where going to close down that southern border and all of us with common sense are saying kamala day one was 1400 days ago. what the hell have you been doing the whole time? go do your job. stop talking about your job and go do it. you know, if tim walz has got the hardest job in american politics come up with that i got the easiest job in american politics because think about this. all it got to

harris? harris: aishah, thank you very much, in north carolina. looking beautiful there today in kingston, thank you. power panel, ben domenech, the editor at large of the speck if today to have and fox news contributor, and former dnc deputy press secretary. great to see you both. none of this is a shocker, right? ben, how surprised are you that this is this tight in those seven key states that matter? >> you know, honestly, i wish i could pretend to be surprised, harris, but i'm not. i think what we've seen in this whole election cycle is that as much as there has been so much chaos, the attempted assassinations, the legal battle, the changing the democratic candidate, everything else, it's actually been incredibly consistent when you look at the poll data that we've had from all of these statements and the trends that we've seen going on -- states. for me, the key questions really have to do with whether you have the level of support among black men that kamala harris needs in order to take some of these key states and whether donald trump's sh

bit of the policies is not just the kamala harris has had a bad record, hit is that kamala harris insteadhe will try to will let her boss joe biden will call us garbage. that's what they've gun down to the final stretch. and what i would ask you to do is a first citizen who was lost friends because of the policies, people who come out and said you know, we don't agree with jd policies that would not going to be his finally marked don't take the bait of the democrats the next 24 hours, when everyone of you and i will ask you from the bottom of my heart, do everything you can to persuade your fellow citizens especially the ones who disagree with us, that there prosperity depends upon elected donald j trump the president of the six let's go and do it and let's make the case. [applause] [applause] >> but for anybody who we do not persuade him that you know the donald j trump is going to fight for door prosperity because we love all of our citizens even the ones who disagree with us politically donald j trump will be the president for every single american citizen because that's what real amer

where is vice president kamala harris? white house journalists are trying to run down exactly when she might want to concede this race and when exactly the public who voted for her and the rest of the nation she is still the vice president, might want to hear from her. when will that happen? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." trump will become just the second president in the united states history to be elected in non-consecutive terms. he will not only carry the electoral college but could be the first republican in two decades to win the popular vote. votes are still being counted in some areas. and you know how we roll here. we wait for all the facts to come in. the fact is, he is the 47th president. trump greeted his supporters with this message in the early morning. >> campaign staff! [cheers and applause] >> this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. we are going to fix everything about our country. i will not rest until we have delivered the strong, safe and prosperous am

, kamala harris has done something else. she's not been attacking just president trump or just me, she's been attacking her fellow citizens for daring to think that she has done a bad job. and i know that the media lies about this. they say that well the kamala harris campaign is a campaign of join. i think we have more joy on our side right now, don't you? we're having a lot more fun than they do. but there's no joy when kamala harris's boss calls half of america garbage for thinking that they're doing a bad job. there's no joy when kamala harris calls the opposition fascists and nazis. when tim talks about thousands of patriots gathered in madison square garden for a celebration of this country and calls them fascist and calls them nazis where people were victims of the holocaust and survived to tell the tale about it, what he is really saying is that the american people are bad people for disagreeing with tim and kamala harris. and that's something we've got to change in this country. i am obviously standing here asking t

kamala harris is 48.6%. donald trump is 18,000-plus vote ahead of kamala harris right now, with more than half, 52% of the estimated vote counted in the commonwealth of virginia. in new hampshire, kamala harris in the lead with 53.3% of the vote. donald trump has 46% of the vote. that's with more than a quarter, 28% of the estimated vote in the granite state of new hampshire counted. in ohio, donald trump till in the lead there. kamala harris has 45.2% of the vote. donald trump with a 275,000-plus vote lead. that's with more than half, 52 52% of the estimated vote counted in ohio. john king? >> let's look at the map, jake, and one of the wonders, as we get into the 9:00 hour, this will be in the 10:00 hour, the 11:00 hour, but you're beginning to see more state fill in. most of it is very early voting. but you can just see as the polls close and we go from east-to-west, you now see many more state reporting votes. let's take a peek. we've projected this one to be for donald trump. i want to show you in north

kamala harris is up three. particularly stark, the lead among women and older women in particular, harris plus 20 among women, even among older men, it's harris plus 2. >> rick, thanks. >>> let's bring in jon karl, late reporting from the campaigns, that poll could be an outlier, even the harris campaign acknowledges that, but they say they can see that in some other states, swing states the cross currents we saw there, then perhaps it's an optimistic sign for them. what are you learning from the trump campaign, how is donald trump feeling tonight? >> look, the trump campaign sent me reams of data they're ahead in the early vote. but i have to tell you, talking to senior advisers, people who have been advising trump for a long time, i'm hearing newfound anxiety, they say he's been anxiety, they say he's been off-message, one very close adviser and friend of donald trump's for a long time as if he's trying to lose, he's not closing it out on the message. >> but the harris campaign has to be feeling anxiety, too.

that kamala harris broke it and donald j.ill fix it. it's that easy. kamala harris, i gotta say, she has run a campaign that is based in fundamental dishonesty. it is also based on a bet the american people aren't going to be wise enough to notice the fact kamala harris has been lying to them the past three months. we were in las vegas a couple weeks ago and we get to the tarmac at the exact same time as governor tim walz, my democratic colleague who of course is running to be kamala harris's vice president. you know, i'm going to say something nice about governor tim walz. i want all of you if you are the praying type, and i imagine we have a lot of christians in this room, say a prayer for tim walz because he has the toughest job in american politics. we've all had tough days at work. our hands hurt, our backs are tired, but you have never had such a tough day where your job is to go around and convince the american people that kamala harris can be the president of the united states. that's a very tough day at work. tim wal

this is not even just about beating kamala harris, as fun as it will be to beat kamala harris and trust me, i am gonna enjoy it more than any of you, but we're trying to beat kamala harris in the service of giving the american people leadership who's fit to lead the greatest nation in the world. and i want to tell ya just about the incredible some of the people that i've met. i mean, i stand here raised by a working class grandmother, a woman who didn't graduate from high school, much less from college. and i'm asking the people of pennsylvania to make me your next vice president of the united states. this is a great country, my friends. it really is. i am, i am overwhelmed with gratitude, gratitude for my family for letting me do this, gratitude for this incredible team. we got our team over here, give the team a round of applause. they've been working hard. [applause] i'm incredibly grateful to the president for giving me this opportunity. and i'm most of all grateful to all of you for fighting every single day for a better life for our citizens. but when you get, when you get to the

trump down by four points over harris. that is harris outside the margin of error.nd the democrats would like to see. something else democrats like to see, the gender gap, in terms of men has certainly changed since october. look at this. it was a 16 point gap harris had with men. now look at that, just four points. that is an incredible 12 point difference, but i will also say trump and vance have made a -- made up ground with women. geoff: thank you as always. lisa: you're welcome. ♪ amna: today, federal officials responsible for securing the election and u.s. critical infrastructure said that while they were tracking small-scale disruptions to tomorrow's vote, they saw no evidence of activity that could affect the outcome. geoff: the threats to influence and interfere with the vote include disinformation, hacking, and even attempts to foment violence by both domestic and foreign actors. let's start with nick schifrin, who is reporting on this year's foreign threats. let's start there. what is the biggest concern about foreign interference? nick: the intelligence

and they are going for harris.omen, we are seeing droves of young women coming out to the polls to vote for harris because of the issue of reproductive rights. so everybody is right, do not know what will happen but those trends have been alive and well since 2022 and i do not think 2024 will be any different. >> mark i would imagine there will be a lot of post gaming once we have the results of the election. one of the points i imagine folks will drill down on is how republicans had a tough time finding their messaging and their footing on this issue. the former president had a tough time. >> it has always been a tough issue for republicans. it is something republicans have struggled with because you have different factions that believe different things and how you handled this situation. what i am struck by is how trump throughout the campaign has embraced this issue on choice and acted as if he is the one giving people that choice. to make that decision which is not necessarily what is happening but still he is

kamala harris is a fiction. is a concoc concoction, a mirage, a creation of washington insiders, democrat party oligarchs and operatives, slick media companies and political handlers. think about it sh she has gone from most unpopular vice president in american history who abuses her staff 92% of whom have either been fired who use f -bomb left and right and screams at people all of the time, too lazy to do your job prehurricane and otherwise, a bumbling border, now a combination o. hers was chosen as washington dc ruling class candidate to replace joe biden and to do its bidding. she did it without any democratic process. even though she keeps talking about democracy, their first strategy what lasted two months was to keep her lock the in the close the like joe biden that didn't work, second was to allow interviews but limited to friendly media, that was not working, so the third, strategy all out character assassination campaign to turn president trump into the devil. and herself into a happy, angel. 1.2 billi

in kamala harris' defense, that could well be the slogan of the harris-walz campaign, nothing comes toind. [applause] it reveals the truth of the matter that to vote for kamala harris is to vote for more of the same. a vote for kamala harris is a vote for more of the same wide open southern border. it is a vote for more of the same fentanyl flooding into our communities. it is a vote for more of the same violent crime that we have seen on the rise during kamala harris' leadership. it's a vote for more of the same increase in the cost of groceries and the cost of housing. it is a vote for more of the same incompetent and failed leadership. and i think the state of michigan, we are going to vote for change, we are going to vote for common sense, we are going to vote for donald trump to get back in the white house. [applause] let's talk about the auto industry because i know we are in the capital -- michigan is the capital of american craftsmanship and american automobiles. you look at kamala harris, she has actively got out there and bragged she wants to raise your taxes to subsidize pur

he's at 52% vice president harris is 46%. and in north carolina, former president trump also leading there with 52% of the vote at about 40% of the votes counted. at this point. we are continuing, of course, our special election coverage shy as the final sprint to the gap to get out. the vote is on here in california. yeah, in the polls are still open here in the state. capitol correspondent eytan wallace in los angeles tonight with what the u.s. senate candidate, adam schiff and steve garvey are dealing. >> to get ready for those last minute. voters say 8 on. >> hey, dan and noelle and everybody in the bay area. good evening. and yes, on this election day. well, really, as you mentioned, it's all coming down to this, both adam schiff and steve garvey are expressing optimism on this final day. >> democratic u.s. senate candidate adam schiff putting on his i voted sticker shortly after casting his ballot in person at this polling place in burbank. how's it feel? feels good shift expressing confidence about his race against rep

it is working against us. >> harris: you mentioned kamala harris's campaign. they have to speak on this, she did after mark cuban's comment sparked outrage a new harris ad is being dragged for suggesting that women must answer to men in their lives about for whom they vote. watch. >> you can vote any way you want. and no one will ever know. >> did you make the right choice? >> sure did, honey. >> harris: "wall street journal" editorial board member kim strassel thanks for the stareio type, ladies, no doubt millions of us females as soon as we've unchained ours ourselves from the sink will vote for more border chaos and debt. >> it reiterates what little they think of us. somehow women are controlled by their husbands and we can't think for ourselves and vote the way we want. that somehow black voters can't get voter i.d.s or you are aren't black if you don't vote for joe biden. they want you to submit and shut up. we saw it during covid as well trying to control people's ability to go to church. you have to get a vaccine you don't want. this is just the mental

and joining me now, harry littman, from u.s.clinton administration deputy assistant attorney general. is now host of the talking feds podcast and legal affairs columnist with the l.a. times. i read your article in the l.a. times and that is why my friend, your on the show. we are going to talk about this. we are going to run two scenarios because first up, even if he wins he would not have the power to make the 34 new york convictions go away. so how do you see these sentencing proceedings if he wins, and conversely, if you lose is? >> let's start with if he loses, alex. if he loses, it is a relatively low-level set of felonies under new york law, but there's plenty of precedent for justice -- a short and transitory penalty and people shouldn't forget this, a fairly long-term probation, which imposes real constraints on a man who has been used to doing whatever the hell he wanted his whole life and will have to say pretty please. and there's justification for doing it here, not just the convictions he violated 10 gag orders, he

the harris campaign was quick to attack.n president biden responding to that by suggesting that trump supporters were garbage and then later trying to clarify. trump jumping in a garbage truck to seize on the comments. a few days ago trump set of liz cheney let's put her with nine barrels shooting her. what does it all mean? my panel is back. polls show the economy with cycle after cycle is the biggest issue. one from pennsylvania from the washington post came out with utter news for harris, down by five points on the economy and 10 on immigration. are things like this that are happening, all those things happened in the last five days, does that make a difference or at the end of the day is it still the main issues? >> the rhetoric from trump does make a difference, so i would disagree , when i talk to voters in the swing states, they hear what he says and they pay attention and that's why disenchanted republicans and independent voters, they have moved away from him and are moving toward harris. i was talking with a swing

vice president harris. is at a fundraiser in san francisco as if and he is on a plane down to georgia after i interviewed him for fox nation on his way to georgia and went to north carolina and other places as well. so the idea that you have to wait in line or be totally ignored based on any signage in your yard let alone your political -- first amendment right is completely outrageous. this woman said she is a scapegoat for a simple reason. she is telling us all folks, this was a policy. it wasn't my idea. i'm just following the rules, following the orders. byron donalds, congressman from you naples, florida says we need an investigation. he needs democrats helping him in this regard. i want democrats to stand up and say no more. >> harris: i had two thoughts. one, should she be given whistleblower status at this point and protected? because she is blowing the whistle and she has receipts in some cases. so to protect this woman speaking out i think is really important. the other thought i had, kellyanne, w

over to harris "the faulkner focus." here you go. >> harris: happy birthday, bill. fox news alert here. house members elect our arriving for a closed briefing on capitol hill. boy, this is going fast. the new makeup of congress is coming into focus. took them forever to count some of those states and now it's moving with rapid speed toward january and the 119th congress will kick off in january. republicans have officially retained control of the u.s. house. the margin is small. the final seat count will depend on the outcome of several races still yet to be called. the victory completes a republican trifecta under president-elect donald trump. control of the white house, control of the u.s. senate, and now control of the u.s. house. how much majority we're still waiting to hear. a majority on the hill for a president we know has a big agenda. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." during elections yesterday, speaker mike johnson got unanimous support for another term as the top house republican. he will need to solidify that in a vote before the f

>> kamala harris is going to win the race.re are two more days to run through but kamala harris will win. we are seeing if you go beneath the national poll, we are seeing the trends to reflect that. georgia and north carolina are looking handsome as the black and women's groups have done what they are supposed to do in organizing votes over the last three months. we saw the poll in iowa in which she is ahead 3 whole points. a margin of error could hold up. she could be ahead 4.5 points in iowa. ultimately i think one of the most telling statistics overall is that 98% of democrats are with harris and only 88 to 90% of republicans are with donald trump. that margin is made up of middle class suburban women who decided enough is enough and they can't back the most obnox s guy they knew from high school. i'm confident that kamala harris may struggle in november but she will pull out michigan and pennsylvania and she will be declared the winner next week. >> okay. dually noted. what about the new poll in iowa that is making waves a

if trump wins there, look is favored to win, but, harris still has a good shot at winning. >> harry, thank you, 29 hours from new hampshire, starting the voting off on election day. next, how the 2024 presidential race went from deja vu to a matchup that will go down in history. [ music ] >>> the democratic candidate dropped out of the race, the vice president takes the race. an assassination attempt grazes the ear of the candidate who happens to be a convicted felon. a race that is truly unprecedented. >> reporter: just a few days ago, former president donald trump got into the cab of a garbage truck bearing his name. >> how do you like my garbage truck? in honor of kamala harris and joe biden. >> reporter: the latest out i brazing - - the latest eyebrow raising moment . >> the jury in the hush money case has reached a verdict. >> may 30, 2024. >> the jury in the hush money case has reached a verdict. >> may 30, 2020 4m of the day donald trump made history, after becoming the first former president to be conducted of a felony. >> the real verdict is going to be november 5, by the pe

kamala harris going to be busy. doesn't matter, people are down there good about how they're going about. >> the turnout is the most important. i feel people have ready made up thereby they're not changed a lot of people's minds. but what they're doing is turning out and that will make the difference. we have so many close races, not just the presidential but they're down ticket races where the turnout will make the difference. >> it is fascinating. jessica, melissa, thank you. we appreciate your time. >> the dwelling approval this is an albatross for harris. her administration, joe biden's approval rating at 41% of the tryst donald trump retrospectively do you approve how we do this president 48% almost half given the approval rating. >> msnbc election grew thanks the approval rating could be the biggest factor in the race. that's forget our own election expert pollster analyst, great to have you on the show. were down to the wire, the des moines register has harris up by plus three. it shook the world this poll 47

charis and walz -- harris and walz on the ticket. host: dan in maryland. harris supporter.aller: can you hear me? host: go ahead. caller: harris and definitely walz. the biggest reason why is that i remember the four years of donald trump. i was overexposed to a daily rhetoric. it gets old and tired. if he did so much in four years and what he is saying now is that everything he did in the past four years when he was president was undone by the harris-biden administration. i know that's not true. it goes back to he in doing anything for four years. being a new cycle, every, every day. america is tired of it. the last thing you want to say is america needs to get back to education. a lot of americans don't understand how government works. host:. as kyle in truth or consequences, new mexico. trump supporter. caller: thank you so much. mimi, yesterday you lied and your producers lied about the fluoride. host: all i did was read articles. if you have an issue with the article, contact the newspaper. is there anything else he would like to say about the election? caller: read th

people like kamala harris have failed to do their job. send a message to those people, we don't want you anymore. that's what donald j trump offers. [cheering] we are both arriving in the loss vegas airport at the same time. i feel bad for governor tim walz, he's got the toughest job in american politics, maybe one of the toughest job in america. he's got to go around the united states of america and pretend kamala harris is fit to be president of the united states. i know a lot of us have had our days at work, our hands are tired and back so tired but have you ever had the candidate for you had to tell people kamala harris is able to be president of the united states? we'll have to. the teleprompter in front of her his own abilities, what kamala harris will be utilized for years will be told frequent so pretend the surgeon really know and can't afford to buy groceries will is a lot of cats are out in the jobs report that came out all will work for the 8000 will states of america but you know but watched kids will the only law will was th

harris and trump speaking tonight as polls show sign of momentum for harris in the final hours. plus, new reporting on trumps inner circle issuing a stark warning about trump himself. to democrats have a real chance of flipping the house? we have some crucial new races to watch. all of that coming up. >>> good sunday evening. i'm erin burnett. out front, the breaking news and the final countdown. we are here on sunday with the nation watching because the first election day votes will be cast 30 hours from now. 30 hours from now election day begins . vice president kamala harris and former president trump are right now making their final pitch to voters in crucial swing states. harris wrapping up a rally in east lansing, michigan. vice president telling reporters she just mailed in her ballot. she spent today crisscrossing the pivotal battleground state and meanwhile trump focusing his attention on georgia. you are looking at live pictures of his rally in macon. the former president expected to take the stage there shortly. they are spending much of today off script as a number o

harris still. she embraces a theme from a kamala harris campaign ad that many found insulting to women. >> i think in the post dobbs environment the issue fueling the gender gap is abortion and motivating those younger women. >> how difficult is that to convince some of these women they can do something in private and not have to saying anything about it if they are feeling social pressure around their vote? >> part of it is rooted in a presumption of greater expertise. when we call women or canvassers that meet women saying you should be talking to my husband. he knows a lot more about this than i do. the husbands presume they have more information. >> harris: i can only speak for me. i do that when i don't want to talk to the person on the other end of the call. she is assuming a lot. the "washington post" is taking a cue from a recent kamala harris ad showed women lying to their husbands about their vote. the post reports in swing states and republican strongholds on college campuses and in spor

i'm harris faulkner. arizona governor katie hobbs has joined the list and the latest in the list of democratic governors that get longer by the hour. >> what i won't do is tolerate attacks on arizona families. i will not allow everyday arizonians to suffer from misguided policies that will only divert resources from the important work happening here and across our border. >> if the trump administration requests it, would the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no, absolutely not. >> there has been some talk about using other states' national guard, red state national guards to somehow come into a blue state and try and force these new stephen miller inspired rules and it is not something we'll accept. >> harris: are you noticing a trend? you don't hear the leaders talking about the amount of fentanyl that continues to come across the border, much of it into arizona crossing over nogales and into the rest of the country. they don't talk about that. you know what the attack is? it's o

and harris is about to get onstage right now. trump is still speaking right now, and you can see a live look and both of these right now, that's cedric the entertainer on the left at the harris rally and donald j. trump is still on the stage on the right side of the screen and katie perry is about to get on-screen in a few moments and later, donald trump will be headed to grand rapids, michigan and that's where he closed out his 2016 and 2020 campaigns, and this is where he will close out this one very late into the evening and meanwhile, vice president harris is set to finish her campaign in philadelphia, with the declaration of independence and constitution and a very symbiotic nod as she's giving that speech at the famous rocky steps. lady gaga and ricky martin and oprah is expected to be there. trump's finale comes after a final sprint today that included a stop in north carolina. and sources are finding that his capas rated aids and allies are urging him to stay on message. they fear that he strayed from that at times, inclu

harris we just saw last night. that is she's turning out lady guy and the other, celebrities having great rallies, great energy. and of course the question for her is as well, can she actually activate her voters and make sure that they're turn out in the pulse moment? move just to us, the rest of the world is, is watching. right? i mean, it is a good, great consequential election. we always say that about the united states, but i think there is a significant difference in donald trump and calmly harris was sitting in berlin, germany right now there's a war waging in ukraine just over there. and there's specific difference in the positions of complet harrison, donald trump. so of course, it matters a great deal to us. it matters for free trade all across the world. and then of course, it matters. and with regard to foreign policy, especially also for migrants wanting to enter in the country in the united states. so a lot is at stake on a very live for the different levels. okay, julie, stay with us. do this. i foun

it wasn't necessarily about kamala harris.new nominee and i wonder if that sugar high was really going to last throughout the duration of the campaign and sure enough, her voters were enthusiastic and we have seen with early voting female numbers especially. turned out not to just be a sugar high. as of now if i had to say someone was winning in terms of enthusiasm, i would probably lean towards her voters. >> what about states and counties? which ones are you looking at most right now? are there certain indicators you are looking for as far as which way the wind is blowing? >> reporter: really more than anything, i'm looking at the iowa poll that will drop tonight at 7:00 p.m. her polling has not been just like everyone else's this cycle, which there should be more variation in this polling and it is really troubling that there isn't. it makes you question how cautious certain pollsters are being. you know, certain pollsters who perhaps are not as high quality, so ann seltzer is the gold standard. we will see where kamala har

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back to you. >> harris: great reporting.nk you. >> it is also up for being sentenced next month. does the president have any intention of pardoning his son? >> we've been asked that question multiple time. our answers stands, which is no. >> is a commutation still on the table? >> no, we're not -- that's not what we're going to do. >> harris: the white house insists president biden will not pardon his son, hunter, or commute his sentence. the first son faces sentences next month on federal gun and tax convictions. those felony gun convictions make prison time a reality. a real possibility. if his father will not pardon hunter before he leaves office, maybe the president-elect would? >> will you pardon hunter biden? >> i wouldn't take it off the books. despite what they've done to me and went after me so viciously. >> harris: mixed reviews on that idea. piers morgan says president trump should pardon hunter biden setting the right tone to bring a divided america back to together again. ron johnson said no way. >> i don't thin

what does that say about kamala harris? a plan. she didn't have a single policy point that she could direct the american people to and say this is why you should vote for me. if your running for president of the united states -- if you're running for president of the united states, you better tell them how you're going to make their life better, not just continually attack the opposition. and i think whenever they got to a level of just insulting people and trying to harass people into voting for them, that's kind of, howie, when you lose the american public. when people say, you know what? i don't want to be insulted into voting for someone. i want to actually looked at how this person might make my life better and make the future better for this country, my kids, my grand cuds, etc. and that -- grandkids. and that's what donald trump did. when they got to the point of constant mud-slinging, i think that's what lost them the election. howard: but couldn't democrats say the same? during the campaign trump called the vice pr

harris, great to see you, good evening. >> harris: great to see you too, bret.ng to finally be here this night. welcome to voters' voices. we have a live audience of americans making their voices heard throughout the night. i'm your host, harris faulkner. we are witnessing a race for the white house like no other. we know that former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris put 7 particular states in focus. and in those battleground states, if you live there, you know it has been intense. voters are telling me all about the tidal wave of campaign ads and polling experts trying to dig in and learn how they voted and why. that's because in recent years those states have been key in determining the next president. but voters all across america know their power. and with me for the evening, the linchpin of our great republic, the voters' voices. you guys, it's good to see you. [applause] >> harris: welcome. all along the full political spectrum and over the next several hours we will hear their take on the race for president what the issues were that

they need to answer these questions. >> harris: i don't think the world notices when kamala harris goes on vacation or when she is working. there is not much difference between those two things. right now the current president is putting us in line for a third world war. we'll get into that later in the newscast. oh my goodness, now might be time to go back to delaware and hit the beach. jason, thank you. a lot to get to still. out rage at the international criminal court. icc has formally issued arrest warrants for israeli prime minister netanyahu and former defense minister in israel. plus more fallout for the car company jaguar. this doesn't look like they are selling cars anymore. they have put on a new branding campaign which we've shown you. it is woke and weird. >> it's as though jaguar asked a.i. to create the woke, most pretentious piece of a-level art using refrigerator magnet mottos, this was the result. >> harris: she is preaching. jaguar's brand director says it is not just about the cars but investors think well, it should be. jaguar is a car, not a fashion industry piece.

that would be an 11-point shift for harris in iowa.t is the climate in iowa? one thing that might be notable here is you look at where harri is drawing her support from the des moines poll. among women, 20% advantage over trump. this is particularly strong forn her, independent women and fo senior women and trump obviously doing better with men and one thing to keep in mind in iowa, abortion has been front and center there with the new six-week ban that went into effect this summer. >> that gender gap on display yet again. fantastic stuff. steve kornacki, great stuff.ag thank you so much. >> and joining me now is democratic senator rafael warnock of georgia. senator warnock, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning. always great to be here with you. rn >> well, it is always great to be having you, especially on this significant sunday. let's start off by talking about the results of our latest poll. senator, 66% of voters believe the country is on the wrong track. as you know, historically, incumbent parties don't win re-elect

unfortunately kamala harris has not.that is something she will regret she has not done enough of that? >> i'm not sure i can agree with the premise of that question. i'm not sure of eve very soon democratic candidate do that. she has invited prominent elected officials to campaign with her but to call her a fascist that's no way to break bread and make peace. >> she said she did not disagree with his chief of staff who said that as somebody who knows him well. do you think, married that donald trump is a fascist you think he's that? >> i do not think general kelly is wrong. he knows it donald trump much better than i do i would not contradict general kelly in his assessment of his former boss. we have never seen a present have his own chief of staff or zone vice president not support him. by the same token we've never seen a democrat of that many republicans who do support her. the most important thing is the distance in the closing message between him talking about turning guns on people who disagree with him. and her s

and the trash's name is kamala harris. >> kamala harris is a c word. you heard that right. old c word. >> that crazy horrible human being nancy pelosi. >> she's an evil, sick, crazy. oh, no. it starts with a b but i won't say it. >> is it productive to use b and c words for women you'd like to vote for you? >> i think one of my business partners is fond of saying we've reached the groundling phase. appeals to the people on the ground who paid a nickel for the show and not the people in the boxes. it's not a wrong track appeal or economic appeal which is i think what would get donald trump more votes. but i don't think we're going to change donald trump or his vaudeville style. >> even nikki haley and megan haley are saying, be less of that. >> it's the economy. we do have a gender gap in this election. it sits right on top of a marriage gap. your segment points to something. single men really are important. because the male vote is definitely for donald trump but it's less so if you're single. the same thing reverse for kamala harris. that portion of what you saw with the b

kamala harris has center policies will be the same as the skies. so people believe there's a better way to have this country go about 75% say were on the wrong track, then voting for kamala harris is like voting to have your own toes cut off by the person doing your pedicure i don't think it's a good idea. maria: liz peek jump and forget good morning governor thank you for joining us. i'm concerned men are absolutely essential to showing up for the selection and if trump is going to win because men come out and the numbers that they are pulling where he has a seven or eight-point advantage with men. my concern more women vote than men how can they turn that around or are they turning it around. >> i think they are and it's part of it from what we listen to, men don't like to be insulted they don't like to be told that their idiocy and stupid and they are as smart as the elites and especially working-class men who lift heavy things and stand on concrete floors all day come home bone tired and you have a presidential candidate who treats them with co