host: thanks for telling us about harry clark sr., another harry in oregon, good morning.aller: thank you. host: go ahead. caller: amide on the air? host: yes, go ahead. what does veterans day mean to you? caller: i'm 77 years old, i fought for five years in vietnam with the marine corps. back then, i was in the sniper platoon for a while and they moved me around a lot, i was such a good shot. i worked on the dmz, if you know what that was. host: explain what it is for those who don't know. caller: the line was drawn between north and south vietnam. i was never further than a quarter of a mile from north vietnam. any time an aircraft -- i was a marine working out of the border, do you follow me? any time an aircraft went down, i was the sniper for the team that would go to rescue the pilots and the other people on the aircraft and then destroy the aircraft. we are not known very much. the truth of the matter is everybody in this country sends people out to die but they don't give a damn about them. look at all these homeless veterans, any time guy has a sign sitting on the

clark county, vegas is where you get the votes. as you see right now so harris. it appears that donald trump has a really good chance to flip that state of nevada with about a five-point advantage now as opposed to four years ago. same for arizona. very similar dynamic shaking up here. you have more of the vote out. 30%. this is where you go to get the vote in arizona, maricopa county, okay? trump leads in that county we'll see whether or not it sticks. it looks like he is on track for a five-point swing in those states and if that holds he will win both of them. pennsylvania cambria county, this is trump this year. the outstanding vote is not normal for the rest of pennsylvania, only in this county east of pittsburgh. 37.7, eight years ago. 37 point three. why am i showing you this? we haven't called a senate race in cambria county. i will show you why. this is dave mccormick trying to flip that seat. right now pretty good performance by mccormick. sorry, that's incorrect, indiana county. cambria county 23%. mccormick has a good chance. had a very good chance o

i came across this letter from harry truman to tom clark. and i realized harry truman had ordered it. that's how it. and so, you know, now i had this that the two major events and the early civil rights came from this from this event. nobody remembered inspired these men to act in a courageous way. we're going to turn to the audience. but i want to ask you one more question about finding unusual historical facts. yes. how did you find out about the conversation between thurgood marshall and judge waring while i wasn't there? i'll start with that. there was a gentleman by the name of alex rivera, who was a reporter, the pittsburgh courier. he was. his dad was the president of the north carolina acp. he was a he was he was viewed as someone who always had a camera around his neck. was he prided himself on on being a photographer, a photojournalist. but he covered the civil rights cases. he was a fraternity brother of and a very close friend. they actually sort of traveled together when. they would cover the trials and when marshall was was to w

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. >> john: clark humans remark leads the harris dealing with yet another distraction in the closing daysrk cuban walking peck's comment that is the damage already done? peter doocy live in las vegas where the vp campaign yesterday, peter. >> john, we checked the transcripts and vice president harris basically saying the same exact thing as mark cuban but he is apologizing for it and she is not. here is how the vp put it last night in las vegas. >> we know a man simply does not respect freedom of women or the intelligence of women to be able to make decisions about their own lives. >> and here is how mark cuban put it. >> donald trump hotel you never see him around strong, intelligent women, ever! it is that simple. they are intimidating to him. >> now cuban he is riding, i said this during the interview but i did not get it out exactly the way i did so i apologize anyone who felt slighted by my response. as i said it was not about trump voters, employees current or former and i set myself up for the second sound bite. no excuses, my skin is thick enough. the harris campaign really doesn'

closer clinton, back in 2012 15, 16 points clark has been trending particularly because of the hispanic population and donald trump has inroads in that as harry can tell you at length it is dramatic when you look at the exits. that margin and clark is a huge siren for the state of nevada and what happens going forward. >> phil mattingly excellent segway. in the meantime you talked about harry , let's get over to harriet and talk about the exit polls and the numbers that explained that map. >> i want to drill down in wisconsin , it is the state that putt donald trump over the top in the electoral college. i want to look at black voters. donald trump getting 20% of the vote with black voters in the badger state. four years ago he was south of 10% . he is doing more than twice better than he did four years ago. it is not just among black voters. how about voters under the age of 30, traditionally a democratic vote , look here, it is a tie. it is a tie among voters under the age of 30 in wisconsin . i never thought i would see the day, closely related. how about first-time voters in the badger state, what are we seeing? look at this, donald trump

when those first votes pop up, look to see what kind of lead harris has in clark county, if it's veryt votes go out, she needs 5, 6, 7% lead to win nevada? >> joe biden won clark county by nine points, and he won the state by 2 1/2 points. if you get down below, say, seven points overall in clark county, you're in trouble. if she's ahead by five or six points in the first tally, she has a chance to build that up through all of the ballots that are going to be counted today. >> ceo and editor of the "nevada independent" john ralston, thank you very much for coming on the show this morning. >> john, very wise move turning off your mentions. good job. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we continue our election day coverage with one of the most influential democrats in congress, jim clyburn of south carolina is our guest next on "morning joe." hi, my name is damian clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with

clark county. and the culinary workers union which harry lee build up. there was really tension because they didn't want a lot of the latinos in the union, which is not uncommon with unions. once they accepted that over half of the culinary union now is latino and i talked about this in the book. it has brought them pretty consistent gain since the harry reid era and has made what should demographically be republican reliably democratic because nevada is the one swing state that's moving more republican. all the others demographically have been moving toward the more bluer position. nevada has actually for the past election cycle become more republican. so they are holding on by margins. but let's talk about tunions gene latinos have the lowest unionization rate of any of the race ethnic could groups. there's not like there's a culture of labor, we are also the most likely to work in the gig economy. i'm not saying that's a good thing i'm saying it's a matter of visurvival. so there's not that natural proclivity for it and for labor to catch up to actual

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sorry, but like nevada, nevada, determined by clark county and the culinary union, which harry reid kind built up. and there was really tension. they didn't want a lot of the latinos in the union, which is not uncommon with unions. they don't want immigrants specifically because they drive down the price of labor and competition. but once accepted that, you know, over half of the culinary now is latino and i talk about this in the book and it has brought pretty consistent since the harry reid era and it made what should demographically kind of a republican state a i don't say reliably because nevada, the one swing state that is more republican, all the others demographically have been moving towards toward a more bluer position. nevada has actually for the past three election cycles become more. and so they're they're holding on to it by margins. but let's talk about unions generally really quickly, latinos have the lowest unionization rate of any of the race or ethnic groups to and it's not that there's like a culture of labor we're also the most likely to in the gig economy and not say

harris. >> 100% everything she's said about the community, women's rights, education, and immigration. >> reporter: then there is the key issue of housing. nevada's clark county, where trump campaigned today, is among the toughest in the nation to buy a home, according to an nbc news analysis. the median home price now up to $452,000, among the top 15% of county prices nationwide. the vice president has proposed $25,000 in government down payment assistance. >> i will fight to help first-time home buyers with your down payment. >> reporter: j.d. vance mocking that proposal today. >> kamala harris is trying to pass out free money to cover over the fact that her own policies are why housing is so expensive. >> reporter: all as trump is going after harris over president biden's comments, appearing to call trump supporters garbage. >> the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters, his demonization of latinos is unconscionable. >> reporter: the president said he was not talking about all trump supporters. trump, after riding in a garbage truck -- >> 250 million americans are not garbage. >> reporter: overnight wearing a sanitation worker's ves

. >> harris: madison scar pino is at the courthouse in georgia. madison. >> good morning. someone from athens clark county 911 is on the stand. we heard from two of laken rile's roommates looking for her. we've already learned a lot more disturbing details in this case. here is part of the prosecution's opening statement. >> on february 22nd, jose ibarra put on a black hat, a hoodie-style jacket, and some black kitchen-style disposable gloves and he went hunting for females on the university of georgia's campus. and when laken riley refuse i had to be his rape victim, he bashed her skull in with a rock repeatedly. >> the prosecutor played a 911 call from laken's phone. you can't hear voices just banging noises among long periods of silence. prosecutors say based on evidence riley and ibarra's interaction was long before she died. she put up a fight. the prosecution says they know this thanks to modern day technology like the garmin watch and the app find my iphone and prosecutors showed surveillance video of ibarra showing a jacket in a dumpster. her family is very upset and sobbing during much of

here in clark county i think most dramatically, clark county 70% plus usually a democratic county by high single digits. so far trump is a point behind harrisan in clark county, but flip it over to the senate race here and this is closer to what republicans are used to in clark county. that's a pretty big dropoff from basically a tie to 50,000 votes there, advantage for rosen. so, again, rosen with a real chance even if trump is in pretty good position in nevada which has not yet been called rosen could pull that one out. arizona two-thirds of the vote, a little less in statewide, gallego 60,000 votes over kari lake, but, again, look at that, 104,000 for trump. so the democrat is winning the senate race here in arizona by 60,000 and change, while trump is winning by 104,000. that's a split of about 170,000 votes. that's the biggest dropoff between the senate candidates that we see is kari lake running below donald trump's number. lake extremely controversial figure in arizona, ran for governor, lost two years ago, still won't concede defeat in that race, might have hung over this effort in the minds of some voters. it's interesting on the s

clark county by and large. we are seeing what some of harris is facing.is a race that we expected to be more competitive. right now we have these two new york districts, we have a plus one. in new york we have another plus one. how many races do we have left? about 48 that we are still waiting on. we really don't know what is going to happen in the house. one more house race. miss shaw is winning over dave schweikert. but we have a lot of votes in arizona. let's look at the senate race. kari lake, someone you have been talking about. ruben gallego still holding the six point. we are waiting for a lot of votes. we have hit this plateau of when we will be getting votes in for arizona. that brings us to the arizona senate race. just 1% between harris and trump. and why not, i will take a look at pennsylvania. it is really what we are talking about, what everyone is looking at. 93% of the expected vote in, harris behind by three points. we have been spending a lot of time talking about where votes are or are not. philadelphia county, this is 95% expected vote

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we will catch up with robert casey as harris and trump make their closing arguments. rhonda clark of citi calling for a 50 basis point rate cut in december. we begin with trump and harrison a dead heat on election day in america with polls showing a tight race across seven key swing states that will likely decide the election. let's get to team coverage of the campaigns in florida and d.c. described the mood in florida going into this one. >> good morning. we are in palm beach waiting for former president donald trump the touchdown early this morning. this is where he is expected to rally supporters later for an election night watch party as the results poor in. -- pour in. he has something else on his agenda. he has devoted himself. he is a registered voter in florida and decided not early vote despite waffling on the issue. 82 million americans already cast ballots into election day, but it's clear that he is going to use this as an example to supporters. at this point in the race, it is all about turnout. we heard him use his final rallies into today to urge voters to get out t

this election with all votes counted for clark county, a virtual tie. harris 1% point. this used to be the blue stronghold that carried nevada for the democratic candidates in each of the last several election cycles. that stronghold, no longer exists for the democrats. another important race to pay attention to here is the senate race between retired army captain sam brown, republican, and the incumbent democratic senator, jacky rosen. rosen had comfortable leads in the polls throughout this election cycle. brown appears potentially poised for an upset. he is currently ahead by four votes. there are still many votes to be counted. it might be several days before we get an answer in nevada. we spoke to the secretary of state who told us there were signature issues with approximately 14,000 mail-in ballots, the people who were alerted that their ballots were not accepted have six days to cure those ball lots. that might not make a difference in the presidential race. but given how tight the senate race is, that might be decisive on whether or not the republican

just over 70% of the vote in nevada comes out of clark county. you see, harris, 52-48. utstanding vote, 45%. that gap is deeply discouraging news for the vice president, also very happy news for former president trump. nevada, we don't have a rating. we regarded as a toss-up of the underlying dynamics on the data point to the same direction all the other battleground states with the exception of michigan right now have been pointing in trump's direction and that's why. >> norah: what about arizona? >> sure. arizona is moving a little bit through its process. last time we talked at the board here was 51%. it's 53%. we will go to the needs category. 51% for vice president harris. 50%, right on the edge. she is running in maricopa county which accounts for about 60% of the vote in arizona. historically compared to joe biden. a little bit ahead. that's a slightly encouraging sign. pima county, that's tucson. that's also encouraging. arizona very much competitive but as we look at the rest of the map and may be competitive. it may end up in the vice president's, but in the en

harris. when i was talking to catherine clark and her team, they were knocking at 2000 doors in pennsylvaniag at reading because that is a union town and people were very upset, not so much supporting kamala harris but upset at the madison square garden comments, that kept coming out. and something else you mentioned, lehigh university, people have been waiting in line for seven hours, celebrities are facetiming in pennsylvania from the campaign side to tell people to stay in line. >> if you look at how much the harris campaign spent, close to $4 million just in pennsylvania, they understand that is the holy grail and between the latino vote and the labor vote and the young vote, the young though it is so hard to analyze, some of them could be registered right now, so i think those are going to be across the country, those are going to be the two populations that people will say, what actually happened, we don't know.>> michael steele, let's talk about the senate, we are getting various degrees of bullishness, we were talking about chuck schumer, we know that justice, the senate is officiall

clark county, las vegas, 70% of the votes in the silver state here all come from nevada. let's see what's happening right now, okay? harris, just a tick over 50.2 with 80%. i want to go comparison sake eight years ago. why not, right? in nevada, i don't know what this number is, or we'll find out together, okay? so hillary clinton did 2 points better than kamala harris, and joe biden, okay, did even better, you know? 3.5 over what kamala harris is putting up right now. so it appears, it appears if you're in the trump camp, that's a pretty good number right now, just shy of 51% in nevada if early on. here's karl rove's favorite place in the world, right, karl? right now a point -- it's close, right? .22 points. you know, what happened with biden? was it close? yeah, pretty close. but biden won the county. so in all likelihood, trump's got a chance to flip this if it holds up right now. super slim and more votes to come in, but nevada is looking good too. now you start to wonder, you know, how high does this number go on the electoral college? bret: yeah. new york times' needle is greater at a 9995% and likely te popular vo

clark county has most of the population of las vegas. now, it's really been a mix of voters here the people i've been talking to. i've talked toachiual numbers of trump and harris supporters, which reflects how split this state is. i want to play you a little bit of sound from folks i've spoken to. take a listen. >> i kind of didn't want to vote for either, but i'm like we need change. i just feel like everything's getting so expensive, the cost of living. we have to work two jobs to make a living, and we don't think that's right. >> harris at least when it comes to palestine and -- >> that's a major issue for you? >> definitely. >> reporter: registered republicans are a little bit ahead of registered democrats right now in turnout, but a big black box is independents. there's a plural altale of registered independents in nevada and we don't know at this point where they're going to vote. guys? >> david noriega, thanks so much. >> be sure to join us tonight for complete 2024 coverage. i want to remind you it starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern, 2:00 p.m. pacific. and picks up on your local state at 7:00 p.m. eastern time, 4:00 p.m. >>> walgreens is paying $100 million

harris? caller: i told your screener i'm a lifelong democrat. i work for humphrey, i worked for mcgovern, i worked for mo udall, i worked for ramsey clark, jimmy carter clinton, i was supposed to be in his administration, but finical medic -- family medical stuff get me. i just see the democrats promising the same thing year after year, day after day, with nothing accomplished. if harris is the person in office, they've done nothing, the economy is worse, safety is worse, crime, the wars in the middle east. i don't love everything about donald trump. i used to call him a knucklehead. i'm a new yorker. but the guy had a good presidency, despite tremendous opposition by the media. before i lose my opportunity, thank god for c-span, because you guys really let all the other networks interfere with the speeches, you guys let people see the candidates in a complete rally, it's really wonderful. but i think if you give me a couple more seconds, vote for me if you agree with 80% of what i done -- what i've done or proposing, if you agree with me 100%, you need a psychiatrist. so i don't agree with everything donald trump does or says, but honestly, he's the

and then, all-important clark county where the majority of the vote in this state comes from. this is, of course, the vegas area. you're watching harriserperforming where biden was in 2020. 95% of the vote total in, we'll continue keeping an eye on nevada. coming further south in arizona, still too close to call, but you're seeing trump with just about 52% of the vote, harris with 47%, and this is a story we often tell out of maricopa county, and you're seeing trump still be able to do the work of flipping this county back into his column. the interesting story in maricopa, too, is the ways in which this has really bounced only once into the democratic column. trump seeing decisive victory here in 2016 and then even more decisive in 2024. 63% of this vote total in, but these are two that we'll be watching closely. you mentioned this, of course we know that donald trump has clinched the presidency, but we will also be watching the popular vote total, just a few of the things we're still keeping an eye on in addition to, of course, the congress balance of power. but this map is way more full than any of us thought it would be. >> critic

clark has an electorate that is heavily latino. but in this election, with nearly all votes counted, trump has brought kamala harris to within threeriega, who has been following a nevada latino family for months throughout the campaign, until right after election day. david, what did you learn? >> reporter: good morning. so, the electorate here in las vegas is what we used to think of as the democratic coalition, very young, very working class, very latino. and as you pointed out, the dem candidate has carried clark county by roughly 15 points going back to 2008, barack obama. this time trump nearly wiped away that advantage, and that's a sign of our national shifting political landscape. mar row and mira found the american dream in las vegas. >> would you like some coffee? >> reporter: they came to the u.s. from guatemala in the '80s, with his job at the supermarket and hers at a casino, they bought a house and raised three children. now they wonder if their kids and grandkids will inherit their dream? >> is it possible? >> that's my concern. what's going to happen to a new generation? they're not able to move out of their houses

clark county in nevada, nevada hasn't really posted anything. you know, i've actually been hitting reflesh and looking at some of what has already happened and in places even like new york where kamala harrisn. >> interesting. >> so you know, when you see the broad-base move in one direction, you start to realize it's not just a personality like donald trump, there's something else going on. >> all right, i appreciate you. i want to check in and see if our colleague evan is standing by. evan has been tracking throughout the night the balance of power as well as the house of representatives, hi, evan. >> yeah, so we will have to wait and see what happens with the presidential, what's clear it's not been good night for democrats in the senate. republicans have taken the majority, 51 seats compared to democrats 42. taking a moment to show how we got there. this got here because republicans were able to flip, west virginia, long-time democrat, announced retirement opened the door, that made it 50-50, from there they also flipped the state of ohio, that's where sharon brown, moderate democrat was trying to hold on but republican bernie moreno won that seat giving him six years and the one chanc