desde los Ángeles, jaime nos cuenta cÓmo lo hacen. luego de la jornada electoral del prÓximo martes. >> definitivamente toda la ciudad es grande deben de estar preparadas. jaime: en san francisco tambiÉn se toma medidas de precauciÓn tanto por vÁndalos que pudieran infiltrar protestas pacÍficas como sucediÓ este verano luego del veredicto en el juicio por la muerte de george floyd como posibles grupos de extremistas blancos. >> ya han dicho que estÁn esperando Órdenes de su presidente u Órdenes de sus lÍderes si tienen que tomar alguna forma de acciÓn en donde han estando entrenando por semanas. jaime: en el famoso rodeo donde estÁn las tiendas más caras de bervelly hills, las calles estarÁn cerradas tanto el martes de las elecciones como un dÍa despuÉs. el jefe de la policÍa seÑalÓ que su departamento estarÁ en alerta a partir del dÍa de las elecciones. >> no hemos tenido inteligencia de alguna amenaza. jaime: el jefe del departamento de alguacil seÑalÓ que sus agentes eran emplazados para garantizar tanto el derecho al voto como la

jaime has run a campaign, people have fallen in love with jaime. i know of a trump voter that is supporting jaime harrison. that is going to happen. now, what the percentage difference will be, i don't know. but i think both of them have a chance of winning here in south carolina this year. the last numbers i saw -- >> what does -- congressman, sorry to interrupt. i'm just curious. what does that voter say to you when they explain why they vote for donald trump but also vote for jaime harrison? what's the thinking? >> well, he didn't tell me what he was thinking. in fact, i saw him at the golf course. he didn't tell me what he's thinking but he said, i'm voting for your guy harrison but i'm for trump. okay, vote for whatever pleases you. >> you were saying, i'm not going to rock the boat. i'm not going to ask you any further questions. congressman clyburn, thank you so much. if you see that gentleman again, i would love to hear what he's thinking. in 2016 we didn't see anyone split their ballots in a way that would have led to, you know, a democrat

jaime: well, one of the things is i got there are a few holes of the a.c.a. one, mental health, dental health, and vision are fairly weakened in the program. and i would love to see us make those much more robust. one of the things that we saw as a result of the coronavirus is that when you lose your job, many of us also lose our health insurance. so the question is, what happens next? where do you go then to make sure you're covered and so i want to make sure that this is a good alternative for folks if they don't have employer-based health care. soledad: now, we know that the election, you know, like there is a massive divide, which we all know. let's say you're elected, how do you go about healing that divide? what's step number one, two, and three? jaime: it's good for people to stand up in this country and just to say enough is a enough. that's why we need folks to go out and vote, demonstrate, reject this type of behavior and reject this type of environment in our country. and i think that's a very first step. and then the second step is to find folks o

senate in south carolina, jaime harrison. hi, jaime. >> hi, jimmy. how are you?n't know if people know this nationally but you really are a pioneer when it comes to using plexiglass at a debate. i think you even invented it, right? >> well, you know, actually, my wife came up with the idea. and -- my wife came up with the idea, and we sent the staff out to go find some, and lo and behold they did. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i wanted to loan it to kamala for tonight, but i don't think we could have gotten it there in time. >> jimmy: they busted into sizzler and they made away with the salad bar. [ laughter ] your opponent, for those who don't know, in this election is a long-time senator, lindsey grandma, who has -- [ laughter ] i mean graham. is there anyone who scores lower on the integrity scale than lindsey graham? >> oh, man. he's the king of flip-flops. there are more flip-flops with lindsey graham than there are on myrtle beach right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i wouldn't even call them -- i think flip-flops is too generous a term for -- just for example, and i kno

democratic senate candidates jaime harrison and john ossoff will join us at the end of this hour. we know how we got here, where governors, mayors are the targets of kidnap and assassination plots over this. this is worth killing people only because donald trump is president of the united states. america is the country where this is worth killing people because donald trump is a very, very sick man who has infected the weak minds of some people with a homicidal poison that now has them wanting to kill because of this. kidnap and kill the governor of michigan. kidnap and kill the mayor of wichita. lock them up. lock them all up is how donald trump says it himself on his campaign rally stage. history will have no doubt about how this happened to america thanks to the "new york times." "the new york times" is the best newspaper in the world and history treats it that way, even if we don't. yes, the "new york times" can be frustrating in its editorial choices of emphasis and can make mistakes, but the "new york times" is the best we have. i for one, spent years in frustration because

jaime has done an incredible job. although i was a bit surprised how well he's done, i should not have been. >>> the u.s. reporting a new massive single day record of more than 98,000 covid-19 cases. what lies ahead in the battle against the virus? a front line doctor tells us. >> good morning. it is saturday, october 31st. halloween. >> i'm kendis gibson. look at it. the music, the set -- >> if you didn't know, now you know. >> we're almost there, almost there. the beginning of the end we hope. we have a team of correspondents spread out across key swing states that could determine the outcome of the election. >> let's go first to detroit, michigan, where joe biden and barack obama will be joining forces today making two stops together for the first time. nbc's geoff bennett is on the ground there. geoff, what can we expect today? >> hey, lindsay, good morning. in a preview provided by the biden campaign, the campaign says both joe biden and barack obama will talk about the crises facing the country and joe biden's p

. >> we're going to have after you jaime harris and john n ossoff.t does jon ossoff have to do in the closing days to win that race and what does jaime harrison have to do in south carolina to win that race? >> i think they have to continue to get people to vote early and solidify the base. we're seeing african-american voters actually overperform, outperform their counterparts. we continue to need to drive home the message, we need to make an investment of those coming out. we need to see a higher turnout, make an investment. we need to see more radio, a message being able to affirm that what is happening is that people are coming out in record numbers. and we also need to see some protection. it's interesting even what you're showing right now, that's my polling site, personal polling site in atlanta, georgia. it's hours. that line goes all the way down the highway. so black voters are showing up. i think it's really important to really be able to ignite in this space a supporting black voters but also to prevent voter suppression. what we're seein

please welcome jaime harrison!eing here. >> hey, stephen. >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> it's going seeing you. thanks for having me on. >> stephen: how is everything back in the palmetto state? >> everything is good. it's busy, the light at the end of the tunnel, november 3, is when the big day takes place. we're exciting. >> stephen: how is early voting going in south carolina? >> amazing. we're blowing it out here, stephen. over a million people today voted in south carolina. we doubled what it was in 2016. >> stephen: wow. now i have-- i have followed your run against lindsey since before you were running against lindy, because the word was you were going to run against lindsey. and i don't think i'm the only one who went, "that's great. it's a bit of a long shot." congratulations, already, for how you've proven the possibility of this. now you just have to push over the line, run through the tape. why do you think this is different? why do you think now it's a different south carolina or it's the same s

senate in south carolina, jaime harrison.to see you, thanks for coming on the show. >> it's great see you, jonathan. thank you for having me. >> let me show this south carolina senate poll where it has you up by one point, 48% to 47% against lindsey graham. and then let's show what the cook political report did on wednesday which is seismic. south carolina senate moves to toss up. jaime harrison, i wrote a column last month, i believe, that said that you were like a cheetah bearing down on an impala on the serengeti and that the impala was lindsey graham. no democrat should be anywhere close to an incumbent republican in the state of south carolina. why do you think you are not only within a point or a point ahead of lindsey graham and outraising him by multiples of millions of dollars? >> well, jonathan, i think it's because we're talking to the hopes, the aspirations and the fears of the folks here in south carolina. you know, lindsey graham was someone who i used to respect, who i thought when john mccain was alive could r

harrison. >> and joining me now is jaime harrison.it's great to see you again. >> great to see you, andrea. >> it's down the home stretch. it's great to see you, but you're running against a republican behemoth, lindsey graham, who was just now chairing the judiciary hearings for amy coney barrett, a big calling card for conservative republicans, certainly red state republicans to turn out in big numbers with the supreme court in play. and you've raised $57 million in the third quarter alone. at that hearing, he opened the hearing, lindsey graham did, ad libbing his opening statement, some hints that there's dark money involved. can you explain where you're getting all this money from? >> yeah, andrea, thank you very much for having me again. the only dark money is lindsey graham's dark money from the corporate pacs. we've raised record numbers from grandmas and grandpas at $37 a person, andrea, from all over the state of south carolina. and i'm so, so proud of it. i'm humbled. but as i love to remind our folks and our supporters, thi

i'm looking at the race between jaime harrison and senator lindsey graham.olidly looked at as the republican seat. it's been moved over by the cook political report as a toss-up. it's fascinating because jaime harrison is able to raise boatloads of money and put lindsey graham on the defense. this is a state president trump won in 2016 by 14 points. they have not sent a democrat to the senate in two decades. if jaime harrison is able to pull this off, it will be a major blow to republicans and lindsey graham has emerged as one of the closest allies to president trump. that's what makes this race an interesting one to watch. >>/yamiche, i want to play a piece of this tv ad jaime harrison is running because he decided to add a third candidate to the race. take a look at this ad. >> bledsoe was pro trump from day one, opposes all abortions and bledsoe's against all gun control. lindsey's changed and bledsoe is too conservative for south carolina. >> yamiche, bill bledsoe technically dropped out and ens doersed lindsey graham but his name is on the ballot. does

jaime: el daÑo a las familias subsiste.Ños que ya no los reconocen. abogados del departamento de seguridad nacional tendrÁn que responder maÑana ante un juez federal en san diego. a 2 aÑos y tres meses de que el presidente donald trump se comprometiera a reunificar todos los niÑos separados de sus padres, esto no se ha conseguido. patricia: a propÓsito, ice respondiÓ que el departamento de seguridad del interior ha tomado medidas para facilitar la rectificaciÓn de estas familias, ya que los padres querÍan que se produjera, pero que se ha hecho contacto con los padres para reunirlos con sus hijos. muchos se han negado a la reunificaciÓn de sus paÍses de origen. ice alegÓ que el proceso de reunificaciÓn es un objetivo del gobierno. el senador por new jersey menÉndez compartiÓ la reacción del candidato presidencial joe biden sobre la separaciÓn de los niÑos y sus padres. bob melÉndez: hoy hablo de los 545 niÑos que fueron separados de sus padres por la administraciÓn del presidente trump, que no se encuentran sus padres hoy en

also in minutes, note, i'll speak with jaime harrison. in a neck and neck race with lindsey graham in north carolina's all of that in a moment. for all of you first, reporters ready across the country following each candidate from point to point. start with joe biden just wrapping up wrasremarks in buck county. first of two stops today. and joining us from washington, good day to you. talk about the focus of biden's message today. he hit on a lot of topics. >> reporter: he did indeed, alex. only ten days to go until election day. you saw biden trying to fit inasmuch as possible to draw the contrasts between himself and president donald trump. of course, the core message there to voters is take a look at how trump has handled the coronavirus pandemic. biden saying for a while now, but really drilling down his message and note thoing he does deserve for mour more years as president and telling voters it's time to go out and vote in the days left until election day. take a listen to what joe biden said when it comes to the coronavirus pandem

people have fallen in love with jaime. i ran into a gentleman over the weekend who said to me, i'm voting for your man harrison, though i'm voting for trump. and i understand that kind of cross-voting is taking place. it should not be a big surprise. we saw the number of people who voted for barack obama in 2012 and voted for trump in 2016. i think you're going to see a reverse of that in jaime's race. yes, jaime can win this race, and i feel comfortable that he will. >> congressman james clyburn, third ranking congressman in the house, dean of the south carolina congressional delegation. sir, it's an honor to be with you here tonight. thank for these reports and talking with us tonight. >> thank you very much for having me. >> we've got much more to get to. we've got a busy news night. we've got important news to talk about involving the postal service news which has not had a lot of national attention and deserves it. it is not good news but you want to hear about it. we're going to speak with michigan governor gretchen

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

lindsey graham was not taking jaime harrison seriously. outraised lindsey graham, he's raised money and continues to do that. he has a really strong field operation. and i think it's going to bode well for him. you've seen this race move from republican, lean republican, and now a toss-up race. my money would be on jaime harrison at this point. >> and also we should talk about election security. lonnie chen, there was a really unusual video from the fbi director and three agency heads including general nakasone, the head of the nsa, they put this out on twitter about election security. and it puts them really against what the dni, former republican congressman radcliffe, has been saying, and of course the white house. [0

¿cómo le pudiste hacer eso a tu familia, cómo, jaime? jaime: porque estoy cansado de ti.

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jaime: ante un juez de esta corte federal compadeciÓ el general retirado salvador cienfuegos. presentaron cuatro cargos criminales en su contra. >> para que un arresto de un hombre pudo haber pasado. la tomada solamente puede fiscal en nueva york. pero tuvo el apoyo de la casa blanca. jaime: fue acusado de conspiraciÓn para la fabricaciÓn de heroÍna, metanfetaminas, entre otras. distribuciÓn de narcóticos entre los angeles y otras ciudades, nueva york. asÍ como la elevado de dinero precedente narcotrÁfico. >> si es encontrado culpable es vida perpetua en prisiÓn. la Única forma de salir es suicida informaciÓn. >> es para delitos entre 2015 y 2017. cuando el general ocupaba el cargo secretario de defensa nacional de mÉxico. en el gobierno de enrique peÑa nieto de apple-- la gran pregunta es por quÉ en méxico no la detienen. por quÉ tienen que pisar suelo americano para arrestarlos? >> se reviva que la evidencia incluye miles de mensajes. pierden eran militares mexicanos combatirÁ otras organizaciones rivales. el prÓximo martes regresara a esta corte para una audiencia de fianza

his challenger jaime harrison is outraising him and closing the gap in polls.political report calls the race a toss-up. i'm joined by the former governor of south carolina, jim hodges, the last democrat to serve as governor in the palmetto state, he's endorsed jaime harrison in the race. also ralph godfrey, former spokesman to former south carolina governor nikki haley. governor, i'll start with you because you outrank rob. you know palmetto state politics better than most. if i had told you this race would be a toss-up this time last year, what would you have said? >> i would have said that i was stunned, given the history that we've had in the state for republican u.s. senators running for reelection. the chances of a democrat beating them have not been great. harrison has run a remarkable race, he's a very compelling candidate. i have to say it is a dead heat here. if you are an incumbent republican u.s. senator in a dead heat a couple of weeks out, you're in serious trouble. >> rob, what do you make of this toss-up assessment? are republicans legitimately c

jaime harrison challenging senator lindsey graham.t to go to amy mcgrath, running against the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell in kentucky. amy, the polls where you are generally have showed you behind. but there has not been polling since president trump's positive coronavirus test, hospitalization, or the death of the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. have you seen a turn? >> well, i have. and i think what you saw two nights ago in the debate is you have a senator who came back here to kentucky and all he had was excuses for his failure to get a coronavirus relief bill passed. and this is, you know, what kentuckians care about. we have here in kentucky a million kentuckians that have filed for unemployment in the last six months. we have 300,000 kentuckians without health care. we have a senator who, you know, in the debate when i challenged him on his failed leadership, you know, because he's not just a member of the senate, he's the leader of the senate who can't get it done in the middle of a national crisis. you k

go to jaime harrison.com. we are changing the face of the south and we're changing the face of south carolina in this election. >> i want you to talk to my mom for a second because the supreme court this week ruled that absentee ballots in south carolina have to have a witness signature on them. on its surface, i can hear my mother's voice right now. the average american would say, well, that makes sense. a witness signature. can you explain to us how when you look under the hood this could be a voter suppression tactic? >> well it is a voter suppression tactic. and, you know, the leaders who pushed us in our republican legislature and lindsey graham agreed with it. they should be ashamed of themselves. and the midst of a pandemic, here in south carolina, 3,500 people have died as a result of it, including my grand aunt gladys. 150,000 people infected with the virus. 750,000 people laid off from their jobs. and so the anxiety is at an all-time high in this state. and instead of our leaders trying to find ways

you just talked about jaime harrison's fund-raising. and it's just unprecedented.f voters, we actually did a recent poll of battleground states for the presidential race, which includes some senate seats. and democrats are a little bit more motivated than republicans by this. most voters, it's not going to impact their vote very much, but for the ones that do, it's democrats who are going to see the benefit. >> and you attribute the cash onslaught in large part to the supreme court battle, or do you think that's just overall dynamics? >> some of it would have happened anyway, i'm sure, but certainly, after rgb died, we saw this huge rush throughout blue. i think the last count was well over $500 million came in online. and yeah, i think a huge part of that is because of this new sense of urgency and the need to take back the senate. >> yeah. so, i want to talk for a second about florida, because i noticed guy cecil, who i know you work with, tweeting about how florida is potentially so critical and there's a lot of money going in there, essentially trying to encour

jaime con el informe.un juez ordenara la reunificaciÓn de los niÑos separados de sus padres bajo la polÍtica de cero tolerancia, el gobierno de presiente trump no ha cumplido completamente con la orden. >> el gobierno se rehÚsa de compartir la informaciÓn entre los padres y de dÓnde estÁn sus hijos, y tambiÉn que familias siguen deportadas y no se han podido localizar en sus paÍses de origen. >> al centro de la audiencia estuvo el Último reporte para reunificar a niÑos migrantes. incluidos entre demandas en contra del gobierno de presiente trump. reporte que seÑala que 545 menores aÚn no han sido ramificados. >> le ha tocado recesiones hacia civil tratar de encontrar a padres y madres de familia y reunificarlos. cuando deberÍa ser la obligaciÓn del gobierno de estados unidos. >> el vocero del departamento serÁ nacional informÓ que han tomado todas las medidas era facilitar la reunificaciÓn en sus paÍses cuando los padres quieren. pero hay 485 casos donde se tienen que identificar a un padre que quiera la r

en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn.a tomÓ medidas para facilitar la reunificaciÓn de las familias. donde los padres querÍan que se produjera. pero que se hizo contacto con los padres para reunircos sin sus hijos. muchos se negaron en sus paÍses de origen. el proceso es un enfoque del gobierno. ilia: ice informÓ que continuarÁ con las redadas en ciudades santuario como nueva york donde los Últimos dÍas han sido arrestados al menos 54 inmigrantes. la agencia argumenta que el estatus obliga realizar los operativos para localizar inmigrantes indocumentados. blanca rosa nos amplia. reportera: la vida se convirtiÓ en una larga batalla legal para conseguir la liberaciÓn del jete de esta familia mexicana. arrestado por agentes de inmigraciÓn. se hicieron pasar por policÍas el 8 de octubre. >> yo le pido a las autoridades que lo liberen. que lo liberen. que investiguen bien, porque no es un criminal. reportera: trabajaba como cocinero, es uno de los arrestados. [habla en inglÉs] >> ciudad santuario donde las autoridades locales

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jaime garcÍa nos cuenta. las cÁrceles, recibirán una compensaciÓn por 14.000.000 de dÓlares. >> lo que ice pide que sean cÓmplices en sus crÍmenes y violaciones de derechos civiles. y este caso muestra que hay consecuencias. reportero: el acuerdo econÓmico pondrÁ fin a esta demanda interpuesta hace 8 aÑos. acusando al entonces jefe del aguacil de los Ángeles de violar entre los aÑos 2010 y 2014 los derechos de inmigrantes. que fueron obligados a permanecer encarcelados mÁs tiempo de lo ordenado por las cortes. para honrar los llamados a las ordenes de detenciÓn a solicitud de los agentes de ice. >> la lucha en contra de la colaboraciÓn entre la migra y la policÍa comenzÓ durante la administraciÓn obama. reportero: el jefe de aguical de los Ángeles prohibiÓ la preciferencia de prisioneros a la custodia de ice. a menos que los agentes presenten una orden judicial. >> tiene que ser una orden de arresto firmado por un juez. reportero: el secretario interino de seguridad nacional como el presidente trump se quejan

recent polls show democratic challenger jaime harrison tied with incumbent senator lindsey graham.off in separate 30 minute interviews. senator graham getting a lot of heat after saying this. >> you can be an african american and go to the senate. you just have to share the values of our state. in south carolina, folks, it's not about the color of your skin or where you came, from it's about your ideas. i care about everybody. if you're a young african american, an immigrant, you can go anywhere in this state. you just need to be conservative, not liberal. >> joining me now is senate candidate jaime harrison. mr. harrison, my phone was ringing off the hook after the senator said this. your reaction to what he said. >> well, reverend al, as you know, i've been talking about this on the campaign trail a lot. i'm about building a new south, one that is bold, that is inclusive, that is diverse. one where here in south carolina we deserve to have a senator who is going to represent all of us, regardless if we're democrats or republicans, conservatives or liberals. and it's just sad to h

that's onema thing thas jaime's campaign so successful.e's talkisng about the val that birnd us instead of the f that separates us. >> reporter: and the fundraising has been successful as well. harrison's third quarter $57 million fundraising haul shattered the senate record, even graham broke a senate g.o.p. record by raising $28 hellion. whilewo continue to saturate airwaves, social media - like themailboxes- have for months-- harrison's overall fundraising is on-track to total $100 million. ye money has boosted part a wave of resources that will help down ballot candidates now and assist in future statewide races as democrats look toward tto next bale in their wa shift the state. for the pbs newshour, i'm gavin jackson in columbia, south carolina. >> woodruff: protecting the voting process from outside interference is a high priority this easlection . in his latest report, miles o'brien looks at some of the latest technology being used in georgia, and whether it provides a stroer defense against tampering than the traditional paper ball

jaime harrison challenges senator lindsey graham.son obviously raised a whole lot of money, but money only takes you so far. do you think he has a chance at winning this race? >> yes, he has a chance. it's an outside chance, because of the demographics of the state and because of the history of the state, but if he turns the vote out, this is a voter turnout, if you turn the vote out, jaime will win. and that's why i'm encouraging people to vote early, in-person. that's the key to jaime harrison winning, because south carolina is also involved in voter suppression as well. and they've done so with the united states supreme court. so we have got to vote early, in-person, jaime can win if we do that. >> i want to turn to the latest on a covid relief bill. the senate went home after the election with no deal. what is your message to the american people who cannot afford to wait? your democrat colleague congressman mack rose said speaker pelosi made a mistake not taking the white house's last offer? >> i think that, you know -- he's just

jaime garcÍa con el reporte.lÓ que 90 % de los detenidos fueron deportados a sÓlo dos horas de su arresto. lo que hizo casi imposible evitar su repatriaciÓn. >> no fue fÁcil, fue muy difÍcil dar el servicio legal que necesitaban. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: defendiÓ las deportaciones expres que son para prevenir contagios. cumpliendo con la orden para proteger la salud pÚblica en los estados unidos. emitida en marzo por los centros para el control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades. >> lo que yo sÉ que inmigraciÓn no le importa el saud y ptrienestar. bienestar. si asÍ fuera para cerrar el centro de detenciÓn con gente con covid hubieran liberado. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: el director de ice se quejÓ que en la ciudad santuario las autoridades locales se reusan a cumplir con la solicitud de retenciÓn de convictos que les envÍa. >> tenÍa que ser orden de arresto firmado por un juez. reportero: mientras las llamadas santuarios haya autoridades locales que se resistan a cooperar con los agentes de ice este tipo de op

i returned to columbia eight months after first meeting jaime harrison in my visit during the primarytructure, health care, access to broadband -- they haven't changed. what has changed are his chances. he started out with a 17-point polling deficit. cook political report now considers the race a toss-up. >> we went out, and we started tv earlier. we started communicating with folks via digital and social media and radio. we did all of the ways that we could to reach the folks to let them know what our message was, our message of hope, and how we could bring together folks in our community. >> hope, but there are negative ads running all over south carolina tv saying that you are part of a radical left agenda. what's your response to that? >> well, it's sad, and it's sad that lindsey graham, who's been in washington, d.c., for 25 years, couldn't run on his record. and listen, if i had his record, i probably wouldn't run on it either. i mean, and that's the shame in the whole thing. this is a guy who believes in playing washington political games. this is a guy who cares more about his

and i think that's one of the things that makes jaime's campaign so successful, is that he's actuallyhe values that bind us, ite of the fear that separates us. gavin and thfund-raising has : been successful as well. harrison's third quarter $57 million fund-raising hole shattered thsenate record. even graham broke senate gop records by raising $28 million. while the two continue to saturate airwaves, social media sites and mailboxes, like they have for months. harrison's overall fund-raising is on track to total $100 million. t money has boosted party coffers, funded a wave of resources that will heldown-ballot candidates now and assist in future statewe races, as democrats look toward the next bate in their war to shift the state. for the "pbs newshour," i'm gavin jackson in columbia, south carolina. ♪ judy: ptecting the voting process from outside interference is a high priority this election season. in his latest report, miles o'brien looks at some of the latest technology being used in georgia, and whether it provides a stronger defense against paper ballot.n the traditional it's

as you said, $57 million raised by jaime harrison. the question is who are the voters that might be willing to actually split the ticket here, vote for trump but also vote for jaime harrison? in that vein, listen to part of my conversation with a south carolina republican. >> i think lindsey's pretty solid with the washington crowd, you know. i think us so you thought cuth would like to see him do more for us. i like that he named charleston, i'm local, that gave me a little hope. the health care thing is a mess i think on both sides. we're all just kind of figuring out who can come up with the best plan. i think that's going to be a big factor in this. >> reporter: does it hurt lindsey graham here in south carolina or does it help him? >> it probably helps him because of the -- you know, the abortion issue, that's -- you know, some people are choosing to use that as a one issue that they want to hold onto. i think it's helping him. forgetting that we're losing lives in other manners. >> reporter: so you hear there a smattering of dif

do you think jaime harrison is going to put south carolina in play?ary peters in michigan? i have had several republicans mention that as a potential place they might be able to pick up a seat. i am curious, your assessment. >> jaime harrison, we are doing well. it's not easy. you know, the republicans are pouring money, the right-wing business interests and special interests are pouring money against us. but we are doing well because the american people know, number one, that mitch mcconnell has blocked every piece of legislation. i think the house passed something like 300 bills, many of them bipartisan, that would help america, help average folks gain better jobs and get better health care and deal with climate and all these issues. so they know they are on their side. the american people know we are on their side and that's why we're doing well. jaime harrison is neck and neck with lindsey graham. he is running a great race. he is a very, very capable guy. i would leave to see him in the senate. as for gary peters, i think he sprung into a lead wh

the state at the center of a very hot race between senator lindsey graham and democrat jaime harrison polling shows they are still tied with 29 days until election day. i'll bring in leigh ann caldwell from outside charleston. south carolina has become an unexpected battleground state that could end up deciding part of the control of senate, since the candidates are tied. one of the candidates, too, one of donald trump's closest allies on capitol hill. >> reporter: that's right, allealle hallie. outside of this polling place in north charleston, we've had a line since before the polls opened at 8:30. the truth is, senator lindsey graham is in the political fight of his life against a well-funded democrat, jaime harrison. the two had a really fiery debate over the weekend, where a main topic was the senate confirmation of the supreme court justice nominee amy coney barrett. lindsey graham's leading role in that, making sure that got over the finish line before election day. let's take a listen to what both candidates had to say on this issue. >> your promise was that no judicial nomine

jaime harrison set a new record by raising $57 million during the third quarter. weeks of october. so i think fundraising has really made a difference here. but he does have an uphill battle. you know, south carolina hasn't elected a democrat to the senate in more than two decades so it will be a close one to watch. >> and quickly, the last question to you, we've heard president trump say he believes that they're going to turn the house red again, but right now, a lot of the projections are showing democrats may actually gain more seats. what's your read on this? >> well, you know, much like his view on the pandemic, the president has a very rosy assessment of how well republicans are going to do in november, despite polling. as you said, showing a very different picture. republicans would need a net gain of 18 seats in order to flip the house. and we're really not seeing that. i've talked to a lot of republican strategists and pollsters, who focused on, you know, suburban women, a key voting block in this election, and they have said, they conceded, that they're

i saw your tweet about jaime harrison and barack obama endorsing him.e been unexpected earlier that you now think are winnable? >> we haven't changed our initial strategy. i'm just a personal fan of jaime harrison, but we're looking at maine obviously and other areas. but we feel confident there. if you see a lot of senate republicans in very winnable races, those races where democrats have a shot, you now see republicans actually distancing themselves from donald trump which is the sign of a lot to come as far as like, you know, how the races will shape up. so we definitely -- we have not focused on south carolina yet, but we are still looking at some of those seats that are very, very winnable and have been for quite some time. >> well, jaime harrison certainly has plenty of money. thank you your time this morning. >>> for today, i'm looking at the critical talks, it will be a critical day for whether americans will get the relief they need from the federal government as we battle this pandemic. thanks for getting up "way too early" with us here on th

. >>> south carolina senator lindsey graham is in a tight race with democrat, jaime harrison.debate last night, the two sparred over local issues, putting most of their focus on the coronavirus pandemic. >> we need a strategy. a 50-state strategy, a and the failure of leadership. again, we're not blamie ining ay for the inception of this, but the failure of leadership in addressing this. the senate failed to act. the white house failed to act. the governors failed to act. we need leaders who are going to step up and act. >> the virus is a problem that came out of china. not trump tower. that we're getting vaccines ready i think any month now, hopefully even sooner. the drug therapies are working. the one thing i want people to know is that the virus is serious. but we have to move on as a nation. >> i don't think we heard the suggestion that it came out of trump tower from anyone for the record, but let's go to leanne caldwell who's in charleston for us. put in perspective how close this race is. >> hey, alex. well, senator graham is in the political fight of his life. somethi

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you have lied about the supreme court. >> so, jaime harrison joins me now, a democratic candidate for the u.s. senate. looked like a heated, great debate. you are in the final few hours of a hard fought election. how are you feeling about your chances? >> i feel really good, don. yet another debate where we felt we won the debate. senator graham is talking about everything else other than his record in being washington, d.c. for the past 25 years. he said nancy pelosi's name is so much, you know, i thought maybe are we running for the house? i felt we were run are for the u.s. senate. but he is just desperate and it's sad to see, a man who is the chair in the senate judiciary committee, one of the most powerful members in the u.s. senate and he is desperate. >> i want to play another moment from the debate. you were asked if systemic racism exists and here is how he started his answer? >> i grew up in central south carolina. the first in my family to go to college. my dad was a world war ii veteran. he started a restaurant, a bar, pool room down stairs, a liquor store on the other sid