. >> i joined once again by symone sanders-townsend, julian castro.g, the big lie. if we cannot win it is fraud. democrats tend to release the harris campaign are firmly anchored in the truth here as far as election fraud. this penicillin, there is almost no election fraud historically. and, especially now. i guess i wonder from the perspective of no one can predict where the votes are right now and whether former president donald trump is winning or losing. what you think the appropriate response or rebuttal should be as a former president donald trump sows the seed for the big lie. >> i would say the last time he fraudulently claimed that he won on election night. he had not won when the votes were counted. i think that people should believe that he will do it again this time. the difference is the last time, fraudulently claiming that he was standing in the white house that he was in fact still going to be the next president. this time he will be doing it from a mar-a-lago or somewhere in new york. the impact will still be the same. the campaign sh

i mean, julian castro. do i need to remind people? new sort of cheer at trump rallies is daddy don. trump has positioned himself as this patriarchal father figure who will take care of the little ladies and spank the naughty 15-year-old daughters according to tucker carlson in a disturbing and kind of perverted speech earlier this week. i want to focus on this phenomenon. about 12% of voters said they would vote for both trump and an abortion rights referendum. they are on the ballot in both of those states. how do you read that? >> i mean, alex, it's hard. i would love to sit down and talk at length to that 12% of people who are saying that. right? they seem to be diametrically opposed. you will not live in a world world where donald trump is the president and you have abortion rights. he is not even pretending anymore. neither is tucker carlson or any of the guy on stage for trump and out there campaigning for him. this is a guy who likes to play the role of an authoritarian. and apparently some people respond to the strong man char

symone sanders-townsend, julian castro, thank you for your friday night. that is it for this hour of television tonight. i will hand it over to the mc want for something like this. lawrence o'donnell and "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" he will get beyonce tonight and kamala harris. >> thank you, alex. i have never said this before from this anchor - but we are standing by for beyonce. we will do exactly that here as we cover other news breaking tonight. we will be going live to that stage in houston, texas as soon as anything important happened. >> enjoyed, lawrence and have a great show. >> thank you. that is the live shot of the stage in houston, texas where the harris campaign is holding a rally for an audience of 30,000 people. 30,000 texans in houston have turned out to tonight for beyonce and the vice president. we have breaking news as we await that and it is from the washington post. the washington post announced today they would not be endorsing a candidate for president. apparently, the endorsement was written and ready to go but it was c

he's also the creator of "the circus" on showtime and julian castro.stent on what he thinks of migrants and what he wants to do about the migrants that are coming into our country. i mean, from 2015 when he came down that escalator to last night it's been pretty consistent. has the vice president been clear enough on how diametrically different she is from donald trump on this issue? >> yeah, i mean, you're right, jose. remember when he came down that escalator and he talked about mexicans being rapists and people coming across the border and about their bad character, and he has been consistent. he's been extreme. he's also told lies. you heard more of them right there in that clip. and we all remember, of course, his lies about springfield. at the same time, i think, unfortunately, what's happened in our country is so much of that has gotten normalized, and over the years, the debate on immigration has moved to the right, and so there's, of course, a huge difference between kamala harris and donald trump. he has a dark heart toward migrants, particul

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este evento fue liderado por julián castro, director ejecutivo de latino community foundation.po de recursos le están brindando a la comunidad? bueno, me encuentro en un centro, bueno, cerca del centro de la ciudad de san josé, que se acaba de abrir hace una semana, donde están ofreciendo información y recursos para los votantes que quieran? pues continuar informándose antes de estas elecciones. pero también tenemos aquí a mimi, usted, cuéntenos un poquito sobre el evento que se acaba de realizar hoy día. oh, tuvimos un gran evento hoy, empezamos en la mañana, estuvimos votando, estuvimos tocando las puertas de los vecindarios aquí cerca del centro de san josé, para informar a los residentes de las opciones que tienen para votar y para orientarlos que vayan a votar en las 3 semanas, en 3 semanas. cuéntanos un poquito sobre la importancia del voto latino. bueno, como todos sabemos, cuando am. cuando estamos tratando de determinar nuestro futuro, el poder informarnos acerca de las políticas que nos pueden afectar y quién está corriendo para ejercitar lo que les estamos pidiendo.

julián castro, director ejecutivo del latino community foundation, dice que se trata de educar y movilizaran más de la mitad del cuerpo estudiantil en las escuelas públicas. es por eso que asegura que el éxito del estado depende del éxito de esta comunidad. gane o no tu candidato, nos dice tú diste tu voto. según la directora ejecutiva del prosperity lab, entre los temas de más importancia para los hispanos, además de inmigración, están trabajos. asegurarnos que haya trabajos viables, que haya fondos para educar a nuestros hijos, a muchos inmigrantes. vinimos con la esperanza de un mejor mañana. un estudio publicado en agosto del instituto de política y pólizas latinas de ucla encontró que los latinos tienen los sueldos más bajos en comparación a otros grupos étnicos y raciales en el país. es por eso que se acaba de habilitar este espacio ubicado en thirty eight second street en el centro de san josé, para ofrecer recursos para los votantes y también para quienes no pueden participar en el sufragio en este país. si no puedo votar este, quiero educarme y quiero hablarle a las personas para

julian castro worked in the white house for president obama as secretary of housing and urban development. now he is ceo of the latino community foundation. on saturday, he joined a coalition of latino and filipino organizations to promote voter turnout after latinos showed up in record numbers in 2020. latinos are 40% of california. they are more than half of the students in our public schools. the only way that california can succeed is if the latino community succeeds. trabajos asegurarnos kahleah. trabajos viables. the executive director at the nonprofit prosperity lab says immigration, job creation and the economy are key issues for this demographic. a recent study by the ucla latino politics and policy institute found that latinos have the lowest hourly wage of all the ethnic and racial groups in the country. there's so much on the ballot here in california from affordable housing to rent control to equality and of course, the senate race, the presidential race. a reminder you can register to vote online through october 21st. we've posted details on how to do that on our website. nb

joining me now to sound off is my panel, my rupert the former campaign manager for julian castro andarner -- warren and joe walls, director of the social contract and also a member of the republicans for harris initiative. thank you both so much for coming to the sunday show. what is your reaction to donald trump saying all of that nonsense and lies and i can't. it is sunday. >> we don't need to curse. what we can say it is dangerous and that is the way we can condemn it the most. this is a community of people dealing with displacement and shortages. this is a moment that a country should come together in the republican nominee for president is going out of his way to scare people and lying. none of this is true. it is provably untrue but he is doing it because he thinks he can get a political gain from it. >> and yet on that, joe, isn't he doing it because he is getting a political gain or he feels he is? >> absolutely. i won't curse either. he is an utterly horrible human being. we know that and he lives as he breathes. the danger is that the lie is picked up by everybody on the ri

julian castro worked in the white house for president obama as secretary of housing and urban developmentw he is ceo of the latino community foundation. on saturday, he joined a coalition of latino and filipino organizations to promote voter turnout after latinos showed up in record numbers in 2020. latinos are 40% of california. they're more than half of the students in our public schools. the only way that california can succeed is if the latino community succeeds. trabajos asegurarnos de trabajo is the executive director at the nonprofit prosperity lab, says immigratio, job creation and the economy are key issues for this demographic. a recent study by the ucla latino politics and policy institute found that latinos have the lowest hourly wage of all the ethnic and racial groups in the country. there's so much on the ballot here in california from affordable housing to rent control to equality. and of course, the senate race, the presidential race. a reminder you can register to vote online through october 21st. we've posted details on how to do that on our website, nbcbayarea.com. sla

julian castro, the former u.s. secretary of housing and urban development for the obama administration and now ceo of the latino community foundation. >> every four years, people hear that this is the most consequential election in their lifetime. but i have to say that that that's not a lie. that's true in 2024. so folks should get out and vote. >> canvassers came together to celebrate their efforts and remember the next three weeks are critical. >> let's be real. we know this. every aspect of our lives is on the line. who leads is going to determine things like what my reproductive health looks like, things like how safe my community will be, things like what my son's public education will look like in san jose. >> amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> a new report suggests abortion is now the most important issue for women under 30 in the upcoming election. that's according to a new survey from the kaiser family foundation, which surveyed more than 650 women last month about reproductive rights. the survey fou

have a correspondent for politico, and maya rupert, who helped lead presidential campaigns for julian castro and elizabeth warren. maya, lots to get to, but let me start with just the idea that typical presidential candidates have a year, sometimes two, right? to win over voters. kamala harris has had roughly three months, and no primaries. some of that, of course, was in the summer. people were barely paying attention in july and august, right? does that raise the stakes for this closing argument? >> i think truthfully, it's raised the stakes for this entire abbreviated campaign, and so what we've seen is her making really, really good use of exactly what you're saying, what everyone normally has at least a year to get through, her condensing it to such a small amount of time, and so i think she has done a really masterful job of taking advantage of those moments. they obviously only had one debate where she performed well, but she didn't get to repeat that performance in those kind of big moments where everyone's tuning in. so i think she's done a really good job with the town halls with t

. >> julian castro, the former u.s. of housing and urban development for the obama administration and now the ceo of the latino community foundation, was out the get out the vote rally. >> every four years, people hear that this is the most consequential election in their lifetime. but i have to say that that that's not a lie. that's true in 2024. so folks should get out and vote. >> according to pew research, the number of adults who are naturalized citizens make up about 10% of u.s. voters. >> attention, parents. whooping cough on the rise here in the united states. up over 340% from this time last year. what you need to know coming up. >> and from electing a new president to choosing the mayor of san francisco, voters do have some important decisions to make. we'll be talking with a local political expert on some of the key races of 2024. >> happy sunday everybody. how about a beautiful view there. multi level clouds. joining us once again this morning. patchy drizzle as well. i am seeing a better clearing for the af