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

kamala harris says nothing comes to mind. an important moment of honesty. nothing comes to mind. i will say, i think that could be the slogan of the harris-walz campaign. nothing comes to mind. [cheers and applause] think about it. it'd be a hell of a lot more honest. what would you have done differently over the last four years? nothing comes to mind. what would you do to fix the border, kamala harris. well, nothing comes to mind. what ideas do, what ideas do you have for lowering the cost of groceries and housing for american citizens? nothing comes to mind. it actually is the one moment of honesty you've seen from kamala harris in this entire campaign. and it revealed that kamala harris is the candidate of more of the same, more broken dreams, more open borders, more americans who can't afford the cost of groceries. and i happen to think my friends that we are ready to deliver change to the american people, common sense, economic policies, prosperity for our citizens. we're ready to make donald j trump the president of the united states and we're going to do it together. [chee

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

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

as much as kamala harris runs away from joe biden you would think that kamala doesn't know who joe bidenhis vice president. kamala harris we know. she's more of the same. kamala harris is more of the same high grocery prices. kamala harris is more of the same unaffordable housing. kamala harris is more of the same chaos around the world, and kamala harris is more of the same wide-open borders. so tomorrow, wisconsin, let's look for a new direction for this country. let's vote for donald j. trump to be the president of the united states. >> now, it's crazy to me that kamala harris pretends to be the person who somehow is going to change country even though she's the sitting vice president of the united states. i've never seen anything like it. you would think that she has nothing to do with the policies of the last four years. >> she goes round and gives the speeches where she says you know on day one i'm going to fix the affordability crisis affecting american citizens. she will say on day one where going to close down that southern border and all of us with common sense are saying kamal

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

and that is the message but it is the last -- this is when i tell you what i really think about kamala harris. get it is simple. harris is a disaster and we are not going to let her become president of the united states. the question is very simple. do you like being unable to afford groceries? are you excited about world war iii, because that is what is going to happen when harris is president of the united states. then tomorrow is your one opportunity to say we have had it, to say harris, you are fired, get the hell out of washington, go back to san francisco where you belong! you know, let me be honest with you. i kind of feel bad for tim walz, the running mate of harris, i am probably the only person in the room that feels bad for tim walz. these guys do not feel bad for governor tim walz, let me tell ya but in my last trip out west actually we went to nevada and arizona before heading east and i saw his plane on the tarmac. i said, we are gone i say a prayer for tim walz because think about it. he has the toughest job in american politics. he has gotta pretend that harris could be presid

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

they asked going around the country, what would you have done differently the last four years kamala harris says nothing comes to mind? not a thing. the harris walz campaign, but the comes to mind. some. [cheering] economic policy, nothing comes to mind, that could be the slogan of their campaign. what it revealed is the lie at the heart of the kamala harris campaign because while she says she somehow going to be different, we know kamala harris is more of the same, unaffordable groceries for affordable healthcare, wide open southern border, one of the same failed leadership in washington d.c. we are going to vote for a change in from the country in a new direction. we will vote for donald j trump. it's that kamala harris to settle will work focused against donald j trump or more importantly the american people. in all of 40 years old right after donald j trump and i used to go out and complain. people who 70, shut up. one is not doing that. doctors criticized the other candidate americans for disagreeing with kamala harris for american garbage wanting to think to be president of the united

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

for him and for kamala harris.— for kamala harris.tting _ for kamala harris. and it's all about getting the _ for kamala harris. and it's all about getting the volt - for kamala harris. and it's all about getting the volt output | about getting the volt output in terms of the final messages we from the final two candidates, just recap in terms of what we heard from donald trump and kamala harris. donald trump and kamala harris. donald trump will _ trump and kamala harris. donald trump will be _ trump and kamala harris. donald trump will be underlining - trump and kamala harris. donald trump will be underlining as - trump and kamala harris. donald trump will be underlining as he i trump will be underlining as he has been all the way through the reasons he believes he will be the best next president which is specifically on the economy, on questions of inflation. also on the question of undocumented immigration where he thinks the kamala harris and joe biden administration has been two—week. in terms of including mass deportations for s

not being able to match joe kamala harris not being able to matchjoe biden kamala harris not beingch joe biden from kamala harris not being able to matchjoe biden from four years ago, that led to the results we see there. all this blue for democrats turning red for donald trump. let's take a quick look at what else we are waiting for because as well as the presidential election, we have those congressional elections, house, the senate, house of representatives, 51 for a majority, still on 52 seats for republicans, they have secured a majority in the senate, thinking that from the democrats was that we still a few seats left to declare. let's take a quick look at predicted results. these are red stripe, 0hio, predicted results. these are red stripe, ohio, west virginia and montana, they are republican wins. these grey dotted ones are the ones, four, still waiting for results there. the grey ones is where no election has been taking place at this time. they are the results we are still waiting on but whichever way you look at it it has been a very good election for donald trump and t

in michigan, kamala harris in the lead there with 61.1% of the vote. donald trump with 37.1% of the vote. harris with 58,000 plus vote lead, still early there as well. only 4% of the estimated vote has come in from michigan. in battleground georgia, donald trump in the lead with 55% of the vote, kamala harris with 44.4% of the vote, donald trump with a 275,000 plus vote lead. that's with almost half the vote in 48% of the estimated vote in from battleground georgia. in battleground north carolina, kamala harris, in the lead there with 52.1% of the vote. donald trump with 46.5% of the vote. harris has a 36,000 plus vote lead. that's with only 11% of the estimated vote in for north carolina. it is still very early in north carolina in the commonwealth of virginia. harris in the lead there, 51% of the vote. donald trump has 47.2% of the vote. harris, with a 58,000 vote or so lead. that's with more than a third of the vote in from commonwealth virginia, virginia 34% of the estimated vote. john king jake starting to fill in more on the map. >> you start to f

let's be clear, kamala harris owns that remark hundred% -- 150 -- because it was kamala harris who putective to launch a full-scale smear and defamation machine against every single american citizen who is not a voting for her. think about is, it is sent out obama to attack a black man for not supporting her, calling them bigots they sent out tim walz to call every single americans who doesn't fact -- does not back kamala harris, nazis. mass murderer. then we have kamala harris calling everybody inside races, fascist, bay get big this is a case in which joe biden, was following the instructions of kamala harris. she owns this completely and totally. her campaign as a hate campaign. it is a campaign of vilification and a campaign of personal destruction and americans will rejected, not to mention mark cuban on kamala harris' orders slandering every single woman in america who supports donald trump. these people asked max don't hold haters sean. >> sean: of noni along time, i guess you are not a stronger intelligent women because you're voting for donald trump. how insulting, how insulti

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

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my whole family voted for kamala harris.ll the stuff that trump is saying about what happened in the hurricanes, elon musk, i made a phone call. this has all been proven wrong. fema already had all these things coming. fema already had ordered starling. everything was on its way. people need to start checking some of these things because everything he says is pretty much a lie. to me that's pitiful. i was watching the people in those hurricanes and my heart went out to them. out here in california we get earthquakes. to turn national disasters like that for those poor people to get washed away into politics is one of the wildest things i have ever heard of in my life. we all voted for kamala. there's no reason this convicted felon should ever be in office and i thank you for taking my call. host: franco is a republican in beeri, pennsylvania. what are your thoughts on campaign 2024? caller: our country is in shambles and i voted for donald j. trump. host: and why? caller: my whole family did. trump was our president for four

he's also won the popular vote, by 51%, to kamala harris�*s 47%. s harris and president biden have spoken to mr trump in separate phone calls and mr biden will address the nation later on thursday. samira hussein reports from washington. the walk to the podium to deliver the speech that no politician wants to give. but kamala harris owed it to the country to concede the election. a fundamental principle of american democracy is that when we lose an election, we accept the results. that principle, as much as any other, distinguishes democracy from monarchy or tyranny. and anyone who seeks the public trust must honour it. at the same time, in our nation, we owe loyalty not to a president or a party, but to the constitution of the united states. the party—like atmosphere from tuesday vanished. now, people are unable to hide their disappointment. as the first female vice president, kamala harris has shattered glass ceilings. but one of the last remaining bastions of male privilege in america, the white house, remains intact. her history—making run for t

we want people to endorse and suppose kamala harris and tim walz. ork all across the state were not going to criticize anyone just want to make sure they have a seat at the table with the harris/walz seated at table. >> is owned when admission she said yes she spoke in a black church harris will visit a restaurant she will stop at a barbershop then head out to michigan state university for a rally east lansing this week the same not competing with harris the president who has got criticism for calling trump supporters or the white house as a trump supporter garbage. the president is capturing even more headlines appeared. >> we used to have a little trouble going down once in a while. but i am serious, these are the kinds you like too. >> in the [bleep]. so harris closes out her campaign tomorrow and peninpennsylvania with rallies, performances and opera. back to you. neil: alright thank you for that rich print with us now is pete buttigieg the former mayor in indiana kind of notes to weigh n on this race. it's always good to have you pete. i wanted

so are you hearing and reporting from those in the kamala harris camp that they're upset with joe bidensome people who believe that joe biden should have dropped out sooner. and given harris a longer lead to establish herself. if some of those same people within her operation, and you have the remember that operation included obama people, biden people and haste people, so it's varied. some of them are saying, well, it wouldn't have mattered because she refused to sort of stake out what her positions were anyway. the rest res of the country is sort of left without a message they felt attracted to. howard: and what about president biden's team? he built the campaign she inherited, blaming things or attempting to on kamala harris. >> yeah. they feel, some of them feel kind of vindicated especially toward the people from the obama world who didn't help him when he was at the top of the ticket, didn't help him in 2020 and then the forced him off and now have to own this result. he remains the only person who has beat donald trump. at the same time, there are some people even close to him wh

with just three days to go intellection a former president trump and vice president kamala harris areand virginia today while harris was in georgia and north carolina. polls show the race remained to neck and neck with more than 71 million votes already cast the national guard is on standby in several states for potential unrest. ukrainian president zelenskyy is urging allies to take action before north korean troops joint russian soldiers on the battlefield. the white house estimates 8000 north korean troops are now in russia preparing to help the kremlin fight ukrainians in the coming days. ukraine's army chief said this is where the most powerful offensive bite moscow since the war began more than two years ago. i am jon scott and now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪. mark: welcome back america. we are here with governor desantis. governor desantis, you have a few ballot initiatives in your own state. i just wish these other states will look at your state on how you conduct elections we used to conduct elections were votes accounts, both that shouldn't count don't count. you have

let's pick on g1 essay kamala or harris because of who was the last one in the room? kamala. the horrible withdrawal from afghanistan. >> kamala. i think you know the answer. it was the vote that broke the tie that the inflation creation act? that was hairspray who is the borders are? >> harris. >> yes, who's in charge of the ev mandates that are killing our auto industry? >> a kamala. >> who is the one leading the cover-up that joe biden has the capacity to be our president? >> a kamala. >> it is so clear. this is selleck a slight course correction when president trump gets an office with your help. this is 180 degrees different direction on the economy, on energy policy, on border policy and on national security. and i can tell you myself, four weeks ago i had an opportunity to be in the middle east. they cannot wait for president trump to come back in and bring peace back to the world. [cheering] [applause] two weeks ago i was in the south korea talking with their president. 51 million people living in us spots half the size of north dakota 20 miles away from a tmz on the

percent of voting being reported right now with donald trump leading that with a 62% compared to kamala harris's. 36%. also, of course, keeping an eye on georgia and north carolina and georgia. >> former president trump is a leading there with 67. 68% of the votes being counted. he's at 52% vice president harris is 46%. and in north carolina, former president trump also leading there with 52% of the vote at about 40% of the votes counted. at this point. we are continuing, of course, our special election coverage shy as the final sprint to the gap to get out. the vote is on here in california. yeah, in the polls are still open here in the state. capitol correspondent eytan wallace in los angeles tonight with what the u.s. senate candidate, adam schiff and steve garvey are dealing. >> to get ready for those last minute. voters say 8 on. >> hey, dan and noelle and everybody in the bay area. good evening. and yes, on this election day. well, really, as you mentioned, it's all coming down to this, both adam schiff and steve garvey are expressing optimism on this final day. >> democratic u.s. senate c

we are seeing among the polling in l of full kamala harris. lling in the african—american community overall that harris has less backing than joe overall that harris has less backing thanjoe biden in 2020 and that old did. why do you think that is? have you heard anything from your listeners what they might choose to support donald trump over kamala harris?— support donald trump over kamala harris? some might be economic factors, _ kamala harris? some might be economic factors, some - kamala harris? some might bej economic factors, some people waxing — economic factors, some people waxing nostalgic about donald trumpm _ waxing nostalgic about donald trump... a major issue when he was _ trump... a major issue when he was present, _ trump... a major issue when he was present, people recall a betier— was present, people recall a better economy and donald trump has created an image for himseif— has created an image for himself where he is the businessman and is better for the economy. that may have an impact — the economy. that may have an impact.

kamala harris has a 99 electoral votes. donald trump has 188. evening. let's take a look at this race situated 70 electoral college votes and where it stands right now. donald trump, 188 votes. kamala harris 99. but again, we have several hours ago. potentially even several days to go before we do the final results of tonight's election. it's really important to note there are seven swing states we are watching closely states like georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania on the east coast. in the midwest michigan, wisconsin and then will we go over to the west coast with states like arizona, nevada, although states are still great. the seven key battleground states we are still waiting for them to be called as both candidates try and fight. electoral college votes. take a step back from the national map and prenup take a closer look at some of those key states that we have really been anticipating. and are waiting for those results to come in. one of the battleground states is of course the state of georgia. already at 79% of the expected a boat has

kamala harris is a true believer.ave served with her since the day she was elected to the senate. she is hard left. her voting record as to the left of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. that ate easy. i served with bernie and elizabeth there is not much room to the left. and kamala harris' voting record is virtual to my opponent colin allred. colin allred is kamala harris their hard left open a border anti- israel radicals. who are desperately trying to cover up their record. they're hiding and joe biden's basement together. they are counting on it millions and millions of dollars from george soros to try to convince the american people their voting record is different than it was. kamala's message in pennsylvania and she meant it. why didn't she pick josh appear as her vp? the answer is in today's democratic party they could not stomach a candidate shapira might've won the state of pennsylvania for her. but the pro- hamas wing of the democrat could not tolerate such a thing. maria: will be watching your work and c

democrats know kamala harris is underperforming joe biden's numbers.his worst she is underperforming with african-americans, hispanic, working-class whites, union members, even at the polling place i was talking to a polling worker and i said have you said about folks come in and vote for donaldjtrump and he said yes, i am shocked by the number of african-american young men like myself that are voting for donaldjtrump in the democrats see this. now in their data and they don't know what to do about it because we have a realignment of the republican party and is now the party of american first. sean: real quick working people see you you have an ad about crime in illinois, where can they see that? >> you can go to our website at caldwell institute.org. caldwell institute.org. sean: we appreciate it. thank you gianna, thank you clay, moore hannity straight ahead. when speed is what you need, bounce back fast with alka seltzer plus. also try the new chewable fizzy chews. no water needed. >> all right unfortunately that is all the time we have, thank you f

kamala harris with 210. pected to win like new york and california, donald trump taking big states as well like texas and florida. we have a team of reporters all across the country. i want to start with cassie, you have been with the harris election night results party, is the mood still upbeat as it was when we checked in with you a few hours ago? >> well, still upbeat but we have seen thinning of the rod as time has gone on. it's unclear at this point whether or not we will hear from the vice president in the early morning hours. there was indication that the pool of reporters that follow her each day to track her movement had gathered following her dinner lid which is when essentially we are told we won't see the vice president before this specific time, so that time has come and gone. still at residence with her family. it's unclear if she will come speak with supporters tonight but the campaign has really acknowledged time and time again that this was a race that was going to be razer and would likely t

is due here, — before kamala harris is due here, are _ before kamala harris is due here, are allere, they will say that the economy is the number one issue _ the economy is the number one issue. democrats know that they are on _ issue. democrats know that they are on the — issue. democrats know that they are on the back foot over that despite — are on the back foot over that despite some fairly positive economic data over the past year— economic data over the past year or— economic data over the past year or so. voters don't feel it. year or so. voters don't feel it so — year or so. voters don't feel it. so that's why i think we hear— it. so that's why i think we hear kamala harris in wisconsin continuing — hear kamala harris in wisconsin continuing to hammer home that message — continuing to hammer home that message. we all know of course that her— message. we all know of course that her easiest route to the white — that her easiest route to the white house is through those rust— white house is through those rust belt states in the north where — rust belt states in the north whe

today joe biden had a very easy time separating himself from kamala harris. at i think is the message going forward. jill biden famously said kamala can go blank herself when she was on the bus in the debate and infuriated jill biden years ago. but today i think joe biden gave her a little pat on the back and then distanced himself. he wants to be seen as a semi effective president who graciously stepped aside. i think that people will treat the bidens eventually the way they treated other people, maybe the carters. years later drummed out of washington after one term and then years later people look at them more benevolently. kamala will be looked at as a loser. the people in the audience are joe biden people standing for their boss and people like anita dunn and podest a were upset. >> harris: i asked my team who was in the audience. i thought mostly media when i heard the cheering. was today the big moment? surprised when it wrapped so quickly. did he get done what he needed to do, joe biden? >> i think it's the beginning of his long goodbye is my assessmen

as kamala harris talk to them? she doesn't, she pretends they don't exist because they do not fit her political narrative. kamala harris broke our border, she broke our economy, she has broken our standing in this world and only president trump can fix it. and to every woman out there who may be undecided, cast your ballot for president trump. for the future of our children, to protect our babies in this country. kamala harris is such a disgrace. it is despicable that people are even considering voting for her. >> sean: let's get your take. i'm getting -- i'm scrolling again, the victims that have been murdered and raped and victims of heinous crime. the list goes on and on, jason. and we can add to it every day. >> this is a choice selection. and kamala harris decided to have open borders. every single one of these people had the potential of being alive. and you are right, all of the assault, all the abuse and the intimidation that is going on, this does not have to happen. and the national media does not cover i

and i, kamala harris philadelphia.trump in michigan, and what comes next is anyone's guess, but we do know this is one of the most consequential elections for america, particularly those affected by wars in the middle east anin ukraine. the stakes in this election are as high as it gets, and to all the millions of dollars that have been spent by the two campaigns, $600 million in pennsylvania alone, the polls suggest this is as close as it gets. the final "new york times"=si enna poll shows kamala harris with marginal leads, and the two virtually neck and back in michigan, georgia, and pennsylvania. it has been an ugly campaign filled with insults, lies, two assassination attempts, and many court cases involving the former president. perhaps it is fitting that the operative word of the final few days of the campaign was "garbage." >> i don't know if you know this, but there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. i think it is called puerto rico. ok. all right. pres. biden: let me

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

pushing to pick up every possible vote, vice president kamala harris is in georgia and north carolina. governor tim walz and senator jay.d. vance are in arizona and nevada. trump is in north carolina and virginia. vp harris emphasized what day one of the next administration might look like. >> just imagine, if he is elected on day one, donald trump would walk in that oval office with his enemies list stewing over an enemy's list. when i am elected, i will walk in on your behalf with my to do list. my to do list. >> and trump wrapped up his rally in north carolina. his message yesterday suggested cheating weighs heavily on his mind. >> if you haven't voted early, just come on tuesday. we don't care at this point. we don't care. just vote and if you see anybody cheating, do you know what to do? report them immediately. what we have done together, we've got to win, first of all and scoot the cheating down. the only thing that can stop us is the cheating. if we win, it is the biggest event in political history. the biggest event in political history. >> and a warning from senator elizabet

vice president kamala harris is urging people to get out and vote. it so important. we so much the harris campaign has spent months poring time and money into winning over voters, especially in the 7 battleground states, expected to decide this election. today she took to the phones to do interviews with radio hosts in each of those states, morning show in atlanta. we have very different visions of the future of our nation. and mine focused on progress. mind it's focused on. >> investing in the ambitions and the aspirations and the dreams of the american people. and tonight she'll be watching the results roll in just a couple miles away from the white house at alma mater, howard university. it's full circle for me. >> and the vice president shared earlier today that before she heads here to howard, she does plan to have dinner with her family at home tonight. she says that's tradition live in washington, d.c., i'm hannah brandt. >> hanna, we've actually got a lot of people from california who are hoping to join their at howard university for the party there. meantime,

and certainly more than msnbc or the ladies at the view. >> trace: "snl" brought kamala harris on this weekend. the commissioner said you shouldn't have done that. msnbc try to give the former president some equal time. here's part of the ad that ran. >> remember, kamala and her friends broke it, i will fix it. the most important election in the history of our country, going vote. >> it looks like his new slogan is i'm going to fix it and was it enough connected it compensate for what they gave to kamala harris? >> president trump got to go and deliver a very concise closing message directly to the american people right then. that nbc are... because while kamala harris was skipping an event in michigan with voters actually trying to earn their vote, president trump got a chance to give his direct message to the american people who were watching that nascar race and watching the nfl. i think we've got the better end of the deal here and kamala harris probably knows that. >> right side of your screen we can look at that, kamala harris is stepping up to the podium and philadelphia. it is

kamala harris is worse in joe biden. would do. i will tell you what she will do, destroy this country destroy the constitution. dismantle the supreme court. she wants to be the dictator. she wants to destroy the democracy of this great country. and that is why. if you love this country you don't vote you get 10 of your friends to vote for donald trump because of that man cares about this country and he was to save america. mark: a beautifully put i think what is she dumb for the black community? what has she done for women? she lies about her position and trumps position she just destroyed women's support under her tutelage or at her watch with an endless number of women sold into sex slavery as the people of color coming across the border she does not even talk about 325,000 missing unaccompanied minors she does not even talk about it she pretends i will secure the border. she will not secure anything. any final thoughts about it? >> yes. i'm glad you brought that up. she has the audacity to think just because of skin c

kamala harris!emocrats finished their campaign last night with a star—studded rally in philadelphia, where kamala harris took to the stage and an adoring crowd of supporters watched her final pitch for the white house. i am looking to make progress, and i pledge to listen to those who will be impacted by the decisions i make. john bateman there looking at the race, and enormously tight race as we were saying. so much time and effort has been put in by both campaigns as they try and take notjust the white house but there are some of the consequential election is happening as well. for congress and the whole of the house of representatives is coming up for election and also 3a seats in the senedd and whoever wins it will look at the promises they made on the campaign trail and they will have difficulty in enacting some of them if they don't have those houses of congress behind them to actually help them make the decisions they want to make. let's take you out across some of the other states and see wh

saying kamala harris is three points ahead in iowa.hich isn't that shocking if you remember back to 2012 when president obama won't go iowa. it used to be something that was winnable for democrats. that tells you that there is stuff happening out there we do not know about. we also do not know if that will count in the final outcome here. what must always be remembered is the vote is suppressed in about, at least more than 40 states. there is a massive voter suppression operation created by the founding fathers. >> the electoral college. >> correct to get many things grotesquely wrong from slavery to the electoral college. think of how many more californians would vote if they thought their vote mattered? how many more millions of votes would kamala harris get in the state of california if those voters thought their vote actually mattered? would she get another million in the state of new york if they thought the vote mattered? i voted in three states in my life. massachusetts, in your, and california, and i knew every time my vote for

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

evening pay we know that kamala harris has now called donald trump to congratulate him on victory, andave some live pictures we can pull up for you of the harris campaign headquarters, the same location at howard university in washington, d.c. she will be delivering a speech to her supporters here shortly. this is a concession speech. she is likely to thank her supporters for the work they did, canvassing around the country around those swing states, but certainly, regina, this was not the night and day they were hoping for after this remarkable 100-day campaign that kamala harris and her team launched a short while ago. rajini: indeed. one of the questions for the campaign once the speech is out of the way will be of course to look at what went wrong. i understand that she has thanked her campaign staff for their hard work on the campaign, but there will be a postmortem, won't there? sumi: absolutely. there are so many questions that are already being asked today everything from should president biden have dropped out of the race earlier, should he have never sought a second term and

ricky martin, the roots, oprah winfrey, are a few of the celebrities set to appear in support of kamala harristoday in scranton, vice president harris spoke about the bigger picture of this election. take a look. vp harris: let's get out the vote. let's win! [applause] it is about more, it is about strengthening our country, and reminding each other we are all in this together. we rise and fall together. sumi: let's go live to the critical battleground states of pennsylvania and michigan. our correspondence are standing by. tom bateman is in philadelphia. ione wells iin grand rapids, michigan. tom, i want to start with you. as we said, kamala harris is focusing this day of campaigning in the battleground state of pennsylvania. tell us what her closing message has been today. tom: you can see here the philadelphia museum of art, just the stage being set for kamala harris, as she makes that final pitch to the american voters from here. this absolutely critical battleground state. what we have seen hecampaign do over the course of the last week and reach this crescendo here tonight is to try and

i point you to the margin of kamala harris wins older. of kamala harris wins older women.oing on here. older people can be the most reliable voters.- here. older people can be the most reliable voters. what does this tell you _ most reliable voters. what does this tell you about _ most reliable voters. what does this tell you about independent | this tell you about independent voters in iowa?— this tell you about independent voters in iowa? independents in iowa do voters in iowa? independents in iowa do sort _ voters in iowa? independents in iowa do sort of _ voters in iowa? independents in iowa do sort of switch _ voters in iowa? independents in iowa do sort of switch back - voters in iowa? independents in iowa do sort of switch back and | iowa do sort of switch back and forth in this poll. they are solidly behind kamala harris. and robert f kennedyjunior was still on the ballot in iowa, wasn't he?— still on the ballot in iowa, wasn't he? yes, so we still test him- _ wasn't he? yes, so we still test him. he's _ wasn't he? yes, so we still test him. he's at _ wasn't he? ye