lagging behind the level of support that helped put president biden in the white house with his john kingning us, our cnn political commentators, van jones and david urban. a john, we've talked about this before, but just in general, how is harris performing relative to biden in 2021? >> so let let's lay it out. i'll show you both black voters and latino voters were bring it out with star black voters that we showed this a bit earlier, because david axelrod's question, but it's worth drilling on again, the margin of error when you poll smaller subgroups in the electorate is a bigger margin of error. so don't take these numbers as bible or as gospel but we've seen this in other data as well. biden got 87% of the black vote in 2020 in the exit polls, harris is getting 79%. so that's not way below, but in a close battleground like pennsylvania, like michigan, like a georgia, it could be absolutely critical. so let me slide this over and they just pop up latino votes. it will look at this now we can start the conversation among latino voters. it's quite similar kamala harris at 59% right now

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john king is at the magic wall? ball with a deep dive on all these new numbers tonight and more breaking news. abc just announcing important new details about their presidential debate w.h.o. speaking first, where the podiums will be and whether for those mics, we'll be muted or not. the rules. let's go outfront and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight. the breaking news pure evil those are the words from the sheriff tonight, investigating a deadly school shooting that left two students and two teachers dead, nine others hospitalized. >> now recovering from gunshot wound the shooting for many, the second day of school back across this country in a school that had been back for a few weeks, taking place just about an hour outside of atlanta. according to police, the 14-year-old gunman is male. this is a new video from inside the school that we've just gotten a student who was sitting next to the alliance there's gunman in the classroom. use in an algebra class said they were in that class together when

john king going to do a deep dive for us tonight at his magic wall. plus our kfile scouring through years of harris's comments and tweets on an issue that is not going away and what they found it is coming back now to haunt kamala harris is important to know. you'll see that exclusive report here first outfront, the trump playbook of 20 2016. sounds a lot like the trump playbook of 2024 she's raising your taxes really high. he wants to raise your taxes by four times she wants open borders. he wants open borders. >> so is that old and stale or is it going to work again? carville and begala way in kamala harris yellow trump. >> the debate. >> everyone's been waiting for follows. cnn for complete coverage and exclusive pre and post-debate analysis of cnn the special event, the abc news presidential debate simulcast tuesday at nine eastern on cnn and streaming on max. >> good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to be with you. this is the math if we in politics. i hate to kind of call you out right off the top. >> it is wonderful to see thes

john king has a closer look at this, john, how could the election play out in nebraska incredible ishe right word, mythical is another word that gets used. >> just look, let's put up anderson. we have some technical issues here so i can't do this with my hands tonight. but if you look at the map right there, that's what jeff was just talking about. if kamala harris since the blue wall states, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin wins all the other states that we view as likely are solid democrat donald trump wins the sunbelt states in that scenario, you see georgia, you see arizona, and you see even nevada, right? then if nebraska is all read, you see that little widen the top corner there. that's that congressional district, nebraska two, if donald trump won that and the mapplayer i thought you're a 269, 269. it gets thrown to the house of representatives. we talk about this every four years. we've never had to deal with it, but in a close race like this, it's one of those possibilities. do you have to study for and it's why jeff zeleny gets a free stake in omaha. >> we talked about th

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polls that i mentioned at the top of the show, showing just how close this race is at this moment, john king is outfront at his magic wall, and i mean john incredible moment. you got polls one day look one way the next a different way tonight, trump's showing some of his strongest numbers in swing states. arizona, georgia, and north carolina. it's a new york times sienna poll pull what what, what's in them that stands out to you. >> so let me echo your point as i bring them up with flashes away, we're bringing them up. this is just one poll, don't overinvest in one poll, but these are trump's best poll numbers in quite some time. now, as i've before, i show them to you, there are other polls that showed a little bit different. is there a noted so don't overinvest in this, but let's just walk through where we are beginning with this. this is real we have the map right now, harris with 225 electoral votes likely are solid trump at 219 likely or solid. so what does it matter when you bring these? and let's look, forgive me for turning my back. i just want to stretch this out as the new york tim

> so the polls excited for the big event well aware of the numbers organization are critical. >> john kingor watching cnn user, i'm spending part of your time with me on michael holmes, my friend paul and newton picks up with more coverage after the break. i'll see you tomorrow. >> bad job for a minute look at this? >> what i do for my let me back up for a minute wait a's coming. waivers. big sale is back for three days only job or fifth or seven, get excited to get up to 80% yes on everything weekdays, darts, tobar so mark your calendar and start filling your guard home why did we choose safely who were a always working on a project while loading up our suv one extra pushed and for so we schedule that safe flight.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he arrived we could keep working safe. flight came to us kendrick with the replacement. we could trust that service the way we want it schedule a free mobile service. now, at safe flight.com, like me pay or c-flat be traced feel about painting is waiting for job. they should get up to $500 of your pay whenever you me

they are found in cities surrounding metro areas and beyond cnn's john king explains the pont city market, atlanta's historic old fourth ward. once it old sears warehouse near the birthplace of dr. martin luther king junior. everything started here. >> now our community anchor that includes village retail, a showcase for black entrepreneurs. its motto, a message, support is aware of, tells people to do something that if you love something, it should be action behind it support is a verb has told people the way that they can be a part of change lucky halmon started the village in 2016 as a pop-up market. the retail shop opened in 2020 more proof atlanta is a beacon of black economic and political power. now a crucial test of whether kamala harris can build a coalition to keep georgia blue. >> we need to feel that things can change in our lifetime. they were not always waiting on this fictional place with these get better in america. how about we start to do that now? >> loyalty to president biden runs deep in the black community, but the switch to harris flipped the 2024 vibe here. >> it d

it's going his john king is standing by at the magic wall john, the race is very close according to polls in a lot of the battleground states it's but interestingly, not so much when it comes to who voters think will be better for the economy, not at all, jake, the economy is donald trump's biggest advantage heading into next week's big debate. and it is kamala harris is biggest problem. the yellow states are, are toss-up states plus nebraska's second congressional district, seven states in all plus that congressional district. we pulled hold six of those states, right? all of these states, except north carolina, the economy was the number one issue by far, yes, voters care about protecting democracy and about immigration and about abortion rights. but by far by leaps and bounds, the economy was the number one issue in all six of these battleground states, forgive me as i stretch this out for turning my back. and donald trump lead on the economy in every single one of them notice what happened sincere trump up five points overall in arizona, up on the economy by 15 in states where the adv

but very critical the jury in 2020, so far, georgia is not a done deal for kamala harris and our john kingser look at what it will take for her team to take the state and its 16 electoral votes the pont city market, atlanta's historic old fourth ward, once and old sears warehouse near the birthplace of dr. martin luther king junior. >> everything started here. >> now our community anchor that includes village retail, a showcase for black entrepreneurs. its motto, message, support is a verb tells people to do something that if you love something, it should be action behind it. support is a verb has told people the way that they can be a part of change. >> letitia halmon started the village in 2016 as a pop-up market. the retail shop opened in 2020. more proof, atlanta is a beacon of black economic and political power now, probably now a crucial test of whether kamala harris can build a coalition to keep georgia blue. >> we need to feel that things can change in our lifetime there were not always waiting on this fictional place with these get better in america. how about we start to do that

. >> in our 2024 lead in john king's latest installment of all over the map. >> we're going to take you to battleground nevada. we're concerned about the economy is top of mind among hispanic voters in this year's presidential election. and for many of them who were still undecided, they want a candidate who will get their livelihoods back on track after those huge economic losses during the pandemic, stay with us >> nevada had the highest pandemic unemployment rate the jobs are back and it's easy to find a $4 million home the hills, the rents are up, starter homes scarce, and real estate agents or less, sanchez hopes interest rates dropped soon to help working families. >> isis are extremely high. >> the highest they've ever been the affordability is that there for a lot of people? >> sanchez is a reagan republican. she won't vote for trump. finds his tone about immigrants offensive. and many of his policies, anything but conservative. >> i don't want the government in my business that much. so it's incredible to see how the republican party is meddling in all of our business? >> yes.

the polls excited for the big event. >> well aware of the numbers had organization are critical john king, cnn, decatur, georgia all right. mandatory evacuations and a state of emergency and parts of florida as helene quickly intensifies, could become a major hurricane and other our cnn news central begins after this short break meet the jennifer's gen x, gen y, and z each planning their future for the chase mobile app. gen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from jpmorgan wealth plan. >> let's go whiskers. dan, why is working with the banker budget for her burns? you only turned 30 months and gen z, her credits go then. >> hello, new apartment three jens getting ahead with chase solutions that grow with you. one bank for now, for leader, for life chase make more of what's yours these men of means with their silver spoons. >> what would become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates so an idle cash he would descend into chaos that gets you noticed in terms hot lots into homes l today, 80449 to 51 to td on the edge sunday at ni

and i wanted to inform the nation that if the election doesn't end that night, if john king's not in front of the magic wall telling you who won, everybody, just chill because that's the reason why more social media reaction. what else do we have? i'm not defending it at all. it's a disgrace shitshow, guaranteed, said william mosley, i have nothing to add. i'll have what he's having one more reaction. what do we have? smerconish, why do you give this rabid trump sycophant airtime? byron donalds. he has no mind of his own and echoes the trump talking points. fat and stupid okay. i'm not even gonna go there because there was a comment i could have made instead, i'll say, of course, i'm giving them a microphone. and of course i'm giving them a platform. we're in the midst of the closest race of any of our lives. and he's a member of congress and he's a spokesman for the trump campaign. and i want to hear what they have to say that doesn't mean i'm going to agree with everything that he said. by the way. you're not going to like this either. did you notice the agreement between congressm

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this debate you saw i been watching the media and the pre-and post debate gain coverage use all john kingnd david axelrod on cnn beforehand very soberly talk about how kamala harris had to do some important things and always distinguish herself and unveil what she planned to do as far as her policy and she did not really dispose of that problem because a lot of undecideds are still undecided and there's a kitten whisper between the two sides when it comes to the polls, you know this and harris has a slight lead but it would've been if there was a knockout ahead of the other. >> the abc pullout today says that harris one by 58 were 36% and it didn't change the overall tenure of the place, the race i should say, liz kind of set me up because you know the media consensus kamala harris had a strong performance and trump took her bait but the media criticism that she provide few details of what she would do work and help small business in the middle class and what about her evolution on these topics. >> i think they're assessing this based on the kamala harris campaign and the vibe that you ge

cnn's john king breaks down the issues driving voters decisions in these three key battleground states let's look at the top issues in these three states. >> again, forgive me. i just want to stretch this out. the economy is the number one issue in all three states, not by huge margins, but 26%, 28%, 25%, arizona, georgia, north carolina, immigration second in arizona, abortion, third, immigration and abortion kind of trade almost in a tie for second and third when it comes to the other battleground states. so the issues economy and immigration, we know there are trumps issues and abortion is a harris issue. voters were asked in this poll who's kit, what candidate best represents you on your issue? so it could be the economy for many voters, it might be something else just generically who the candidate you trust on your top issue and look at this again, i'm just going to stretch this out. on just the generic top issue question it's narrow, but trump leads in all three states, right? so people are saying, i'm with him, he's best for me on my take up issue. here's what's even more we kno

. >> john king. no, you're playing with his wife? >> i'm sure he's okay. but maybe john della will surprise. okay. all right. so let's look at the obamas path here. this is 2012, this is the numbers right here and how he did with all of these key demographic groups. hillary clinton did improve a little bit with 65 and over. and of course this according to cnn, exit polls, actual voters, how they voted but when we look at the, the biden path over versus hillary clinton, he did improve over her with non-college educated, voters, male voters, and 65 and over, over hillary clinton by a couple of points, harris is behind biden all this should she be concerned? >> well, maybe she is and maybe she isn't. one of the things i wanted to say as a prelude to this whole conversation is we are victimized by a flood of public polls and we treat each as if they're stone tablets and not all that data is reliable. there are, there are organizations and campaigns that are doing steady polling that i think are a little bit different than this. there are areas where she's behin

trump has the edge in arizona, while georgia and pennsylvania are key toss-ups states well, cnn john king dives into the poll numbers and looks at how either candidate can secure enough electoral votes to win this is where we are right now. >> the yellow states are, are toss-up states. they include north carolina, we did not pull in north carolina this time. i'm going to lean it read democrats would get mad at me, but i'm going to lean that one red until i see data that proves otherwise, because that has gotten read in every election since 2008 when obama won, it was a republican before that, here's our new polling. harris ahead in wisconsin outside the margin, harris ahead in michigan just outside the margin, that gets rid of to 250, right? donald trump ahead in arizona, outside the margin that let me make that red, that would move him up to 246 pretty close, right. and then you mentioned these other states or two close to call pennsylvania a genuine ty let's just say harris is exact, is really plus one in georgia and plus one in nevada. this is just one poll. this is a hypothetical here

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john king can lay it out for you, literally get to a point where that one vote could be what it comes down to so outfront now in nebraska, state senator mike mcdonnell and center mcdonald, i very much appreciate your time and as i said in the commercial break to you and i want everyone to know your decision to speak out and have everyone understand exactly what's going on here and you're thinking so can you explain why you believe the state should not change its election law right now good evening and thanks for the invitation and i just want to start off by thanking all the people that have reached out to me on both sides. >> over the last week or so. and again, 90% of them have been polite and professional and passionate. of course, about making their arguments on why we should go back to a winner take all or stay with our current system. so i i appreciate that. and back in 16, when i first ran for the legislature and nebraska, we are unique. we have the only one health system in the country. i had said i was opposed to change in the winner-take-all, which was put in place in nebras

i know you wanted to see john king gaetz who had guidance dead. i've got bryan lanza the former deputy communications director for donald trump's 2016 campaign and former adviser to former president george w bush and the late senator john mccain, mark mckinnon who spells out his ten pointers for kamala harris and vanity fair. so really excited to have both of you guys at the magic wall. let me begin with you, marc, what does harris need most? host to accomplish? >> well, first of all, this debate is consequential for kamala harris, much more than for donald trump. people know donald trump sharpens not going to change one vote one way or the other but kamala harris is still not well-defined. and so the race right now is to define harris. she wants to, in her term, strong, wants to do and is in his the most important thing she can do is exude confidence people. the most important as an attribute that people want and that president is a perception of strength and confidence going into debate is the thing that she should really focus on most of all an

weeks, i guess from this past tuesday when we're watching cnn, there will be the big board but then john kings going to be standing in front of that map you just wait, hang in until the events play out. and by the way, one of the thing and it's pennsylvania focused. what does this all mean if it's really 47.2 to 47.2, it means that tuesday night is damn important. and by the way, where's that debate taking place? in pennsylvania obviously. and whereas kamala harris parked pittsburgh while she prepares, michael smerconish, so grateful to have you see an x friday. >> i hope. >> and don't miss and we've got a new book for you. >> it's more comics, it's available well, for preorder. now, i love it. i'll have to send me one and for our viewers, of course smerconish is tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern, right here on cnn. >> don't miss it alright, let's turn now to this, which is, let's be real the thing everybody's actually talking about, it combines two of my favorite subjects, taylor swift football, and of course, that world, those two worlds colliding once again last night for patrick mahom

some of nevada's hispanic voters telling cnn's john king what they're looking for this election media hispanics sharing that holds that. i'm not with her. >> i'm like, well, i even people that i know that they don't have legal status in this country i'll doing that. they think he'll make the economy better. there. >> that's exactly what it is that's exactly what that is it's 100% that we need a different plan to get over the hump with us it's inflation that has caused severe damage to a lot of businesses. >> my friend heard about you know, we've immigrants are the worst than were coming from mental institutions and glsen, everything else. it is very insulting all right, joining us now is nevada's democratic attorney general, aaron ford, a run for it, excuse me, sir. thank you so much for being on the program this morning. i really appreciate it. we of course have talked so much about latino hispanic voters, such a critical piece of the electorate for kamala harris in your state, she's clearly doing better in the, state than joe biden was when he was at the top of the ticket. >> but yo

cnn's john king explains why both candidates a boring money and time into the state the stakes heading this debate are just so enormous because the race is just so close. look, we had six battleground state polls out yesterday. this is our map right now to to 270 the yellow states are the toss-up states are seven of them plus the second congressional district in nebraska where i polling tell us harris leads outside the margin in michigan, outside the margin, it wisconsin doesn't mean she's going to win them there's still competitive, but let's give them to her for now, right? they're trump-led outside the margin in arizona, again, doesn't mean he's going to win it, but let's give him that that gets you to 252 to 30. i'm going to lean north carolina, read democrats are getting mad at me right now because there is some polling showing harris maybe slightly ahead there until i want to see more data. i'm just going to lean it red because that's where it's been every election since 2008. and in many before that, if you do that, here's where you are. let's say for the sake of argument, donal

our political experts are here with their reaction to john king. you and i have covered dick cheney for a long time. we know him well. how significant is this? >> well, it's a huge deal that does not mean it will have a huge impact. in the sense that donald trump has changed the republican party and he has spent his time as the leader of the republican party running against people like dick cheney, like the bush family. i like liz cheney and especially because of her role in the january 6 committee, how was it gonna have a huge impact? is the 33, 34% of republicans who are firmly committed trump basically going to say let me think about this again. no, however, we're in an election that is going to be decided again by 40,000 people in wisconsin and 100 and 150,000 people in michigan and 180,000, 80,000 or so people in pennsylvania. maybe it's 11,000 votes in georgia, 10,000 votes in arizona. and so anyone listening to liz cheney or dictate there are a lot of write in my travels are a lot of reagan republican since who are most uncomfortable with do

in fact, several undecided voters actually were telling cnn's john king they wanted to hear more policy specifics from harris, one voter saying kamala harris harris says she wants to lift up the middleclass, but how another voter saying there wasn't enough substance on how to continue moving forward. and of course, the harris campaign check is now pushing for another debate but i have to say the debate format is not necessarily the ideal forum to go into that specific detail. i mean, the word debate itself as opposed to lecture, tells you everything you want to know. is it debate the best vehicle or is it something else 67 million people watched them. >> how much that would cost a few balls that owns cnn, a lot of money you get a chance to do what you want to do. i don't care what you asked me in a debate. i know what i'm going but say i'm going to drive the message to e last point she stood up to him last night, which was the biggest thing if presidential elections were about policy briefings, donald trump, would have never gotten elected in 2016. he got elected because people wanted s

tonight, one that takes on trump's biggest lines of attack as the race is getting tighter this hour john king tonight with new paths to 270 plus more breaking news, new calls for mark robinson too quick, the north carolina governor's race. as robinson lashes out publicly and tonight, new reporting outfront from where it all started, kfile and he faked a back injury to get out of fighting on the front lines in ukraine. the story of ivan and how oh, he deserted the army, the

john king. what do you make of those numbers?er one, it tells you we entered the debate in a very close, competitive race, and we'll leave the debate in a very close competitive race. however, however advantage harris on a couple of very significant points. david chalian noting that where she jumped up was among independent voters. we knew coming into this debate that the largest audience of people, the largest percentage of people who said they were open to changing their mind were people who self-identify as independents or as moderates. so the middle of the american electorate, the people who live in the suburbs, the people who maybe voted for trump in 2016 and biden in 2020. aren't you know, incredibly partizan. they're looking for solutions. they're looking for pragmatism. so the fact that her movement was among independents who had the better debate about solving the country's problems, she came into the debate at a deficit with trump on the economy. it's a different question that question was solving the country's problems

and i first want to start by going over to john king at the magic wall. john, let's talk about how this debate figures into the battle for all the the important electoral votes. >> anderson, this race is as competitive as can be, which means the stakes tonight in this debate are as big as they could be. showing you the map right now. you see, the yellow. those are the seven toss up states plus nebraska's second congressional district, nebraska like maine, awards electoral college votes based on congressional districts. i could go through a number of scenarios here. i'd be wasting your time in the sense that these states are so close. donald trump could win all those yellow states. kamala harris could win all those yellow states. they could split all those yellow states. so let me do it this way instead. the way the map is right now, look how evenly matched they are deep red, solid republican, deep blue solid democrat. the lighter ones mean they're likely 225 to 219 right now the battleground states will decide this pennsylvania where they are tonight. by

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pasteurization of the system where people are taking advantage of the system, people talking about it and john king does an unbelievable job fighting for the people of georgia, we have increased costs for premises liability. i took my daughter to disney last year, we are coming up 75, and for the georgia fans, there was a tragic situation, a man was killed in a car accident, it has devon's picture on it and he died two years before, we have an issue that we are dealing with advertising as well, these are roots that are literally dark money, we don't know who is putting money into these groups so they can fund litigation, i think we need to focus on that. common sense solution, it is an economic development solution and we have to focus on that. >> i would be remiss if i didn't ask you this because you mentioned it many times, can you talk about the gangs, what sort of gangs are you seeing? you've got ms-13 and other central american gangs that are way more violent than anything we have seen domestically. >> yes, they are all over the state, it's all about making money. it's about selling guns, drug

. >> john: janelle king is the cochair of "let's win for america" action.this morning and says there's no need for reparations. listen to how she put it. >> they have gone beyond pandering. at this point they are just straight lying. the fact of the matter is we know the reparations in which these individuals are seeking is not possible, it's not going to happen. we are not economically positioned to do it. the truth is the reparations we see as black americans are as any american already exist. it exists in the american dream. >> john: so they say they've already had the reparations and they are allowed to become anything that anybody wants to be in america, and that, by the way, there isn't the money for reparations anyway. >> she's right. i'm old enough to remember, we had a black president from 200822016. and we have black vice president. where are blacks being denied access? it doesn't exist. it's a hoax. if they want to prosper, vote for trump. >> john: leo terrell for us. i can see you are passionate about these issues. thank you for joining us. appr

it's also re election season and the hashemite king john, most of the money is a santa candidate hoping to make it back into the house of representatives. while he says, the war doesn't appear to have a direct impact on the elections. it's a difficult time to campaign was on the video in the seats, and it's affecting the psychology of the vote. and some of them would question the usefulness of the election and the timing. but we keep reminding them that it's that constitutional rights and both should hit the amount of boxes to express that can sense in the right way. while members have limited powers in the lower house of parliament, they planned to use it to be a voice for all sorts of voices will hopefully be loud. yes, the low house of parliament, dozens control for an offense. but the government, under the leadership of king of della, reflects what the citizens want. i will do my absolute best to reflect the opinions and concerns of the palestinian citizens to end the war on garza, for the last 3 decades, jordan has been undergoing a gradual process of electoral reform. it's one in

i think general john king is in the audience. great american. first latino elected statewide official. constitutional officer in our state. >> and i thank you for not saying latinx. >> just retired from the national guard. just a great american. but we are working in our bill allowed us to work with john and our team and the insurance company to get the data so we can figure out what the rifle shot that we need to do legislatively to stabilize costs or even bring costs down and help right the ship. we want the system to be fair for everybody. but right now it is really moving more towards the trial lawyer side, and it is killing people on the call side and hurting our businesses. and i have pulled my trial lawyer friends that. a lot of them realize that. but that being said, it is going to be a tough fight. but at the georgia chamber event two days ago we announced we will be holding some roundtables around the state and breaking in some of the people in the state who have been adversely affected by the environment that we have. lost coverage an