they made a separate bill only on the border and kari lake again voted no. this is why she does not have support of so many border mayors. they understand we take this serious. it is not just campaign rhetoric. ms. lake: we just learned this week that 435,000 people have come across. we knew they had criminal records. 60,000 of them were convicted rapists and murderers. this piece of legislation was a disaster. i have a solution called hr and it will2 constructing the border wall. dealing with people who poured in during the 20 million people who have come in unvented into our country. we must deal with them to see her homeland. we must send them back to their homeland. i'm talking about the people who came in unvented the last 3.5 years. i'm not talking about the dreamers. do you want to keep them here? do you support the people who have invaded our country in the last 3.5 years? do you want to deport any of them? rep. gallego: yes, we should have a proper deportation proceeding. we should not support dreamers. ms. lake: all 20 million of them? rep. gallego:

that's what it was like politicians like kari lake said absolutely not. it's not because anything wasn't a good enough solution or they thought there's more coming later, it's because they needed border prop. but they needed for political reasons. yet our border communities are still hurting every day. >> we had jeff flake on earlier in the show, we have john giles yesterday from asap. you got a permission structure in the state for republicans to vote for democrats, and they are actually quite enthusiastic. if you got an issue for democrats were unenthusiastic? there are people who prefer kamala harris and tim walz, but they are thinking they might just not vote this time around. >> i would say there has been a marked difference since vice president harris got into this race. we do see a lot more excitement. i see it at the doors, people in our offices with people volunteering. i can't speak for other parts of the country, but we certainly see a lot more enthusiasm, especially among young latinos and latino voters. so i don't see that happening. i do thi

kari lake has brought senator tom cotton in to town.ght and an uphill fight for kari lake right now. the striking thing about the polling is that she trails donald trump in every poll that we've had in arizona. you know, there aren't any coattails there. the question is -- we always ask the split ticket question here. who supports trump and gallego at the same time? it might be a margin large enough to carry ruben gallego, but not kari lake. >> interesting to hear about the divergence. arizona is a key swing state. nbc news has been talking to a lot of arizona voters. one trump supporter said he believed trump's claims that he actually won in 2020, false claims. he didn't buy similar claims from kari lake in her last election. let's take a listen. >> how about the 2022 governor's race with kari lake, do you think that was a fair election? >> i think it was fair and quite honestly i think what happened is the mccain republicans in arizona hate donald trump so much that they sat on the sidelines. a number of prominent republicans in this

one of the things i was finding kari lake is very much the kari lake of 2022. she's a also claiming there are efforts underway using ballots to cheat, keep her from winning the senate and keep donald trump from winning the state of arizona. part of what i founds is there's right now no arizona republican lawyers that are there ready to defend or bring any of these cases on her behalf here. i talked to three of them who were involved previously in election cycles in 2020, 2022, and of course the rnc has built-up this election integrity operation so they could keep the fraud from happening on the front end instead of litigating it on the back end, so they say. right now those republican lawyers say they've stayed away because of kari's lake's penchant to bring lawsuits. one she claims tens of thousands of ballots were fraudulent in the 2022 gubernatorial election. right now they brought in a high powered attorney but they're currently looking for local council because it's local council that has the one bring lawsuits. really right now it's lawyers saying we don'

they made a separate bill only on the border and kari lake again voted no. this is why she does not have support of so many border mayors. they understand we take this serious. it is not just campaign rhetoric. ms. lake: we just learned this week that 435,000 people have come across. we knew they had criminal records. 60,000 of them were convicted rapists and murderers. this piece of legislation was a disaster. i have a solution called hr and it will2 constructing the border wall. dealing with people who poured in during the 20 million people who have come in unvented into our country. we must deal with them to see her homeland. we must send them back to their homeland. i'm talking about the people who came in unvented the last 3.5 years. i'm not talking about the dreamers. do you want to keep them here? do you support the people who have invaded our country in the last 3.5 years? do you want to deport any of them? rep. gallego: yes, we should have a proper deportation proceeding. we should not support dreamers. ms. lake: all 20 million of them? rep. gallego:

going to fight for you or divide you and other arizonans in order to get power because that's what kari lake will do, she will do and say anything just to get power than of course we all lose as a state, it's also if you are a woman, are you going to have safe access to abortion? i'm running against somebody who said that in 1864 abortion ban which had no exceptions was a great law. and then was sad when she found out the, was asking for sheriffs to enforce the abortion ban this is somebody who is extremely dangerous and cannot be trusted with a vote in the senate so having me there is another safety net to make sure that women have a right to abortion. >> your opponent, kari lake donald trump's endorsed candidate says i do not believe in abortion, abortion is the ultimate sin. so that couldn't be clearer for arizona voters about the difference between you on that issue. >> well, you know what we have to keep on communicating to make sure we do understand that because she has tried to lie and change her position so many times that we don't actually really track it so for those that want to k

from both parties, former senator jeff take -- jeff flake, -- is open senate seat against trump li, kari lake in a face-off that could decide control of the senate. just two weeks ago, early voting is ramping up in many states and kamala harris campaign is turning its focus toward boosting enthusiasm and importantly, voter turnout. yesterday afternoon harris appeared an event to kick off the first day of early in- person voting in the detroit metro area. in the evening she held a similar rally to get out the vote in atlanta, georgia where early voting began last tuesday and shattered records. 300,000 voters cast their ballots on the first day alone, that is double the old record for thursday early voting and according to the office of georgia secretary of state, as of last night, nearly 1.3 million people have already voted across the state. women represented more than half of those early votes so far and during her speech in atlanta last night, harris spoke about abortion bans and how they upended lives, not only in georgia but across the south. >> and now, in america, more than one in three

arizona congressman ruben gallego running against republican kari lake and he joins me know.od to have you on. tell me where you think your race is? you have been leading against kari lake, running ahead of the national ticket in that state, according to the polls. how do you see things right now? >> this is arizona. it is a competitive state. we aren't going to win because we work harder than everybody else and we will talk to more people and go to whoever we need to talk to. we are the only campaign that is trying to reach all 22 recognized tribes including to visit they have sioux nation around the grand canyon. it will be close. we need help to make sure we can communicate as much as we can for those who want to help. the way we win is we outwork everyone. that's the key to this. >> one of the worries i have is independent of whether polls are accurate, no one knows. we do not know the future. error can happen in either direction. the projection of confidence it becomes away planting the seeds for the second version of the big lie should democrats have a good night on ele

he's got to get the motion back in to meet kari lake. yeah. he's excited. he likes kari lake.due for a trip to miami real soon, is what it looks like. give me this. yeah, but i think the only way they should be on television is if they bring back the show. why women kill? because i just want to know why hillary's done so many all the time. all the time. she's wronged him over the years. he's wronged her over the year. baker, give me this. do you think they genuinely want to help? because here's my theory. i just i believe there's a lot of high ranking democrats that are rooting like, all hell for trump. like, to give you an example, gavin newsom does not want kamala to be president because his governorship is about to end, and you can't if you can't. primary biden a dead guy, he's not going to be able to primary the first female president. so don't you think people like newsom, maybe. shapiro. yeah. who? kennedy famously refers to as barack obama. do you think he's rooting against kamala quietly? what do you guys think? i think that's i think that's true. i think there's a lot

maria: i was surprised that kari lake wasn't doing better.gration is the biggest issue you would think that people in a would be behind her more but they're not. it's very tight there. so what's your take on that? >> yeah, i think that's a resource issue. that's what we're fighting hard to make sure kari lake has the resources she need to finish strong. we've seen that in all of our races. we started out behind in virtually every one of these races. what's happening is our senate republican candidates are now starting to track very close with the presidential balance, very close to president trump's numbers. as president trump continues to strengthen his numbers, he likely wins a by maybe 2, 3, 4, maybe 5 points. with that being the case, i think you're going to see kari lake's numbers start to tighten up significantly. maria: i want to ask about the presidential race and how do you feel about that. kamala harris will be campaigning in houston tomorrow with congressman collin alredd, he is challenging ted seat. recent polls show that cru has

i spent a great day with kari lake when i was down there filming.nd, i mean, she's in an extraordinary kind of retail politician. i was with her in a kind of retirement community, you know, one of those big communities that they've built. and she was just charming the pants off everybody at this kind of lunch reception for her. and yet she's clearly behind in that senate race there. what do you think that's about? is she putting herfoot in it? do people not like her? do they see her as too extreme? is ruben gallego, who is the democratic candidate, a much better candidate? why do you think she's polling so far behind donald trump in arizona? yeah, i think there's a range of reasons that people have said to me. and again, it's not a scientific, you know, cross—section poll. it'sjust various people i've met going around the state here is that gallego is kind of maybe you'd call him a moderate democrat. you know, he has positions that are more into the middle rather than quite left. so he appeals across the spectrum. and a lot of people have said when

i want to get straight to the source tonight with republican senate candidate kari lake. and kari lake. thank you for being here. i know that you've already voted. how did you vote? on that arizona abortion measure i voted for the law that we have the current law is 15 weeks and it provides abortion up to 15 weeks. >> and but the beauty of this is that the people of arizona get to decide, we get the choice in this in my opponent wants to take that choice away from us. drag it back to some backroom with chuck schumer and decide what the law is here in arizona. and the people of arizona get to decide they'll either decide to keep the current law or go with this proposition. and the one thing i will tell the folks in arizona that are watching tonight is that when i am in the u.s. senate, i will not vote for it. or a federal abortion ban. i believe it should fall into the people of the state to decide nor will i vote for federal dollars to go toward abortion, but i will kaitlan do everything in my power to make sure that we are pushing laws that help women. we want to make su

and in the senate race there between republican kari lake and the democrat ruben gallego.d be the one that decides which party is controlling the upper house of congress. the more than 1 million ballots already cast in the state voters, they're also going to be deciding on a constitutional amendment to enshrine abortion access in the state's constitution i want to get straight to the source tonight with republican senate candidate kari lake and kara. thank you for being here. i know that you've already voted. how did you vote on that arizona abortion measure? >> i voted for the law that we have the current law is 15 weeks and it provides abortion up to 15 weeks. and but the beauty of this is that the people of arizona get to decide, we get the choice in this in my opponent wants to take that choice away from us. drag it back to some backroom with chuck schumer and decide what the law is here in arizona. and the people of arizona get to decide they'll either decide to keep the current law or go with this proposition. and the one thing i will tell the folks in arizona that a

congressman ruben gallego is running for senate against kari lake and he joins me now.good to have you on. first, tell me where you think your race is. you have been leading and pulling averages against kari lake, at least according to the polls. how do you see things right now? >> look, this is arizona. it is a tight state. competitive state. we are going to win because we will work harder than anyone else. we will talk to whoever we need to talk to. democrats and independents. we are the only campaign that is trying to reach all 22 federally recognized tribes, including going down to visit in the grand canyon. so it is going to be close. we still need help obviously to make sure we can do and communicate as much as we can. for those who want to help. the way we win is because we outwork everyone and i think that is going to be the key to this. >> one of the worries i have is independent of whether the polls are accurate or not. no one knows. we don't know the future. polling errors can happen in either direction. the idea of this projection of confidence becomes the i

kari lake is running for the u.s. senate.lego, we joined this week to go meet some of the hardest voters to get to in the state. take a look. the tribe tucked into the crevices of the grand canyon, its land in sacred waters. now potentially crucial to electing its first ever latino senator from the state. >> you win in arizona by bringing as many people together to vote for you. >> in august, a massive flash flood swept through the canyon and parts of the village, killing one person and damaging dozens of homes. >> we were actually due to come before the flash flood that really affected the canyon. >> the rushing waters symbolic of the more extreme weather from climate change. ♪♪ >> we have a diamond in the rough of the united states of america. >> it's why he's here with just three weeks until election day. >> we don't have, like, street lights. we only have trails. we only walk from and to the store and back home in our village. >> we hiked with gallego eight miles into the canyon with the village. >> this tribe lives at th

two candidates, kari lake and democratic representative ruben gallego are running for that sea. they had a debate last week. here is a clip of that. they are talking about election integrity. >> public perception is, at least in arizona, something seems to go wrong every time. what specifically can be supported in the senate to restore faith and confidence, regardless of who wins or loses an election? >> we have had parliaments across the country since 2000. one year, democrats are mad and the next year, republicans are. people in arizona have been burned, they are tired of hearing about hiccups and loopholes and problems that happen on election day. we want to make sure our legal vote counts. my opponent wants illegal votes to count. i want every legal vote to count. i don't care if you are the most liberal democrat or the most conservative republican or where most of arizona is, somewhere in between. i want every legal vote to count. my vote is let's get something like what we used to have, paper ballots and we know the results on the might of the election. we can't have peopl

kari lake is for an abortion ban. i have a neighbor that works for the county, the county recorder. he ended up having to hire personal security. we have people no longer running for office because they have so much trauma put upon them by people like kari lake that people don't want to run for office anymore. you can choose someone who upholds the constitution of the united states or another election denier like car kari l. and the future of arizona, we need a secure water future and secure borders. someone like kari lake, all she wants to do is divide. she'll do anything and say anything just like we saw right now. >> congressman, i know a lot of people in your state, and i'm hearing a lot of enthusiasm about voting. one of the questions that has been raised -- i was going to be in arizona today. i'll be there over the weekend for a get out the vote rally. i keep hearing the question of immigration and how arizona can be one of the leaders in how to get this right in a partisan way. talk about you eve tried to be mo

edit 9:00, ruben gallego and kari lake debate for arizona's open senate seat. this will be their first and open debate. amy walter currently rates the race is leaning democrat. you can also watch on c-span now, the free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents a series of historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different eras, uncover what made these election's historic and explore their lasting impact on the nation. this saturday the election of 1948. >> for those who will safeguard our life, as freedom, and our national honor. we will enter a new era. there will begin in washington the biggest unraveling, un-spiraling, untangling operation in our nations history. >> in what was considered a major upset, democratic president harry truman defeated republican new york governor thomas dewey, keeping the white house r four more years. watch historic presidential elections saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, american history tv on c-span two. >> the house will be in ord

there is another safety net to make sure that women have a right to abortion. >> your opponent, kari laketrump's endorsed candidate says i do not believe

kari lake is still fighting it in court as she is campaigning for senate. she is still saying that she is the rightful governor of arizona. we've had republicans time and time again refused to say that they think that the elections are taken care of and they will accept the results in 2024. we are holding our breath to see what happens. it depends on who wins and who loses as to how the republican party response. host: on the front page of the wall street journal there is a story based out of phoenix saying that across the state election workers have gone through active drills and learned to barricade themselves against armed mobs. on the ready our trauma kits with tourniquets and bandages. is that when you have seen reported? guest: it has been tricky to get election officials who are qualified, because there has been a lot of fear and vitriol and threats. not even from arizona, necessarily, but also from people outside of arizona, even across the world who have threatened our election workers and election officials. one of the county supervisors, he and h

the swing state where he's fighting against republican kari lake.ident kamala harris is trailing donald trump in arizona. democratic senator chris coons is there in the state campaigning for both harris and gallego and joins us now. good to see you again, senator. i wonder if you think the biggest threat to kamala harris in arizona now might be the split ticket voter? >> well, it's great to be on with you again, chris, and i'm excited to be here in arizona campaigning in phoenix and in tucson with my friend and colleague, senator mark kelly, and with others. i'm a coach here of the harris/walz campaign. and i'm optimistic about the potential outcome in arizona. congressman ruben gallego is an outstanding candidate, and i think we have a well organized ground game in arizona to connect with folks, even though it's almost 100 degrees today. early voting has started, mail-in voting is a big part of voting in arizona, and making sure that we can protect the ballot and get the message out to voters about former president trump's increasingly unhinged att

the problem comes back to people like kari lake and donald trump.ou know, i would suggest that they get over themselves and understand that we know how to administer an election here in arizona. and the one next tuesday is going to be -- it is going to be counted, it is going to be a fair election and they should accept the results. >> senator, last night, vice president harris gave a closing argument, but did president biden's remarks about garbage last night, you think, affect that message in any way? >> i think he was talking about, you know, one guy and i think the important point here is that kamala harris in a speech last night, you know, really had a plan and in that plan was to include republicans at the table. she -- just because -- she made it clear that just because somebody didn't vote for her, if somebody voted for donald trump, she still cares about their opinion and cares about what they have to offer. and they will be at the table, some of them, she made it clear in her cabinet, you know, there will be republican representation there

th at 9:00 democratic representative ruben gallego and republican kari lake debate for every zone is seat in their first and only debate. the cook political report currtlrace the race as a leans democrat. again that is on c-spaanyou can also watch a c-span now, of a free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. [gavel bangs] >> the house will be in order. >> this year c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979 we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government. taking you to where policy is debated and decided, all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. ♪ >> airports in florida are closed, cruise ships have been detoured and a major evacuation to the sunshine skyway bridge is closed ahead of herrick and milton. it poses a threat to life and property with a destructive storm surge and devastating wind damage. president biden will give an update on the federal government's efrts to prepare and respond from milton. we will have live coverageere

and for the senate seat, that's open ruben gallego is running against kari lake. he's polling better than harris kari lake is pulling worse than dollars well, trump is i mean, what does that say about harris's standing and you said she's got a couple of weeks left. it's only two weeks. that's not very much time for her well, i think donald trump is as flawed candidate as kari lake is. >> but this is now, we're in the party, the election where it's all about getting out the vote knocking on doors, making phone calls. we have 120,000 volunteers in the state of arizona, people that are doing that that basic hard work of getting people to turn in their ballots to know that the election day is on november 5, to show up in bo we have an army of people doing this pork and we're putting together the coalitions that we need, whether they're latino voters or lds mormon voters, republicans, you to senator jeff flake has endorsed kamala harris, jim mccain, john mccain's son has endorsed the vice president four president of the united states. so we're putting together the coal

. >> laura: joininjoing me nowke r republican candidate kari lake with incumbent gallego.ith there is rally tonight that you did with donald trump and tempe, arizona, and the illegal population in your state is exploding. how does your opponent like harris defends a party record oh this? how did they do it? >> you just lies. he's trying to say he's for the border wall when he called itwol the, stupid border wall and say he would never ever build it. he has voted to have open borders every step of the way. we were in yuma 24 hours i go and at one people, 707500 people put up a banner telling him to o the cb 1 app had to get p housing and where to go. it is insane. we are paying for that and the federal government put that out that i will tell human jan january 25 when president is tha elected and i'm elected in the senate we will use the cbp 1 apn and use of the other way and find out who came in and send ir back to their homeland, laura because they have to go back to. >> laura: how is the state soyo close? yoy u are down by some points against a disaster senator. i don't understand t

kari lake is not having those conversations.tting down having these conversations with elected officials, republican leaders, and having civil conversations. sometimes agreeing not to support me, but understanding that they are always going to have someone to talk to. sometimes we have had success. we have mayors and city council members, elected officials, republicans that are coming onboard and saying, you know what? it is time to put partisanship aside, work for the betterment of the country, the election denialism and angst in the environment now is not healthy for the economy, for this democracy. we are willing to work with you to move beyond this period. >> you weighed in on one of the big stories roiling the presidential campaign. your tweet, quote, puerto ricans have died in defense tv this country, including my fellow marine brothers and sisters. we all took the same oath to defend this country. these disgusting and disrespectful statements are not what the united and united states stands for. we are better than this. h

in arizona if you have more polarizing republican nominee in former gubernatorial candidate kari lake and in nevada sam brown has been outspent by jacky rosen. we are seeing republicans coming home and it comes down to independent voters. we are seeing shifts towards republican in some races. our swing state survey came out yesterday at the cook political report that we do in conjunction with the democratic poster. her republican poster took our last full in august with a 17 point swing in michigan towards the republican candidate there among independents and mike rogers the former congressman their running an open seat against the democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin. in wisconsin we saw a seven point swing among independents towards republicans. host: producing your own polling, is not do this cycle? guest: it is this cycle. we have partners conducting bolding for us. our subscribers can go there and see the crosstab and see your analysis. our editor in publisher has written about the presidential landscape and you can see key shifts in the race. >> in doing your own polling are

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two candidates, kari lake and democratic representative ruben gallego are running for that sea. they had a debate last week. here is a clip of that. they are talking about election integrity. >> public perception is, at least in arizona, something seems to go wrong every time. what specifically can be supported in the senate to restore faith and confidence, regardless of who wins or loses an election? >> we have had parliaments across the country since 2000. one year, democrats are mad and the next year, republicans are. >> in every election since then and until 2020, i have voted republican ticket. i apologize. but donald trump changed that. donald trump ignores the truth and the rule of law. he belittles, he emigrate -- he denigrates americans, including our veterans and war heroes. he divides our country. it's us versus them. trump encouraged a mob to attack the capitol to try to overthrow the results of a tree and their election. he has turned this country that i love to something much darker that serves only him at the expense of us. as we all know and expressed in washingt

the republican is the trump surrogate kari lake who lost the race for governor in 2022.e reasons democrats think they are doing so well is abortion. it is on the ballot in november. it is something ruben gallego the congressman brought to the debate last night. here is one of their exchanges. he is trying to pin down lake, who has had different ways of talking about her abortion stance. used to be much more conservative. >> i would codify roe. it is absolutely abhorrent that my 15-month-old daughter has less rights and control of her body than her mother. the reason we need to codify this because people like kari lake are the ones that make this a dangerous situation. >> i understand how difficult these choices may be, and we have the choice as arizonans to decide what our abortion law will be. it will be up to us, we will decide in november when we go cast our ballot. ruben gallego wants to take that choice away from us. lisa: that is not an answer on where she stands. she pushed back on immigration and election denialism. she would not say 2022 michigan is another open

against kari lake who unsuccessfully ran for governor though to this day said she won and is now pulling behind. arizona is going to be tight up and down the ballot. we have just 18 days to go and in fact voting has already started. kamala harris and donald trump tonight are both in michigan holding rallies in oakland county and detroit. the reason you see donald trump standing on stage and his job jetting out not saying anything is because his mike went out and they are trying to get it fixed. at a personal level, that seems like a nightmare scenario and i feel a little bit of empathy for that situation. it is also kind of funny. he is just standing on stage looking around as they try to get it fixed. on the left you see kamala harris coming out in oakland county, michigan. is the final push before election day. as i have noted, we have early voting in a lot of states. it has been a long season for him with the job jetting out in disappointment. it is starting to show. to be human for a second, campaigning for president is hard. it is physically, emotionally and psychologically grueling

we have had a couple candidates, we had kari lake come for lunch.: a senate candidate. >> we had a congressman from new york come by, as well. we support everybody. caitriona: we hear from the campaigns about how eager they are to get latino voters and no group -- everyone votes in their own way. is there anything that is about kamala harris or donald trump that appeals to latino voters? >> both parties has made good statements for latinos. kamala is saying she has worked hard all of her life. president trump also said he wants to do the tips things for waitors. i hope whichever party wins makes it come true. caitriona: we are very near the quarter where week -- we are near the border and we have had people talk to us about immigration. what is your view? what needs to be done? >> ask her. i cannot do this right now. [laughter] caitriona: he has to go serve customers. >> what was the question? caitriona: around immigration, we have had a lot of folks talk about that as an issue for them. >> there are a lot of issues with immigration. it has always b

two candidates, kari lake and democratic representative ruben gallego are running for that sea. they had a debate last week. here is a clip of that. they are talking about election integrity. >> public perception is, at least in arizona, something seems to go wrongry

so what we are seeing here is kari lake, again, who has still not said she lost the 2022 election, she is dangerous to arizona. she will do anything to win. arizona is the one that is losing right now. host: we are hearing from you this morning, asking you will you vote to reelect your member of congress? we are getting responses in on social media. this text from shane in arizona, i've been willinote r either democrat or republican. but this time around, i will not vote for someone who supports trump. ri lake will not get my vote. this coming in o x, i'm proud to vote for my represented. her staff is responsive to her constituents. couldn't ask for more. looking at reelection rates, this from open secrets, it shows reelection rates over the years, looking at the last election in 2022. it shows 94.5% of health members were reelected -- of held members were reelected. in canton georgia on the line for democrats, -- in canton, georgia, on the line for democrats, good morning, earl. caller: i don't know if i hear you or not. host: hi, earl. caller: do you hear me? host: i do. caller: i've

kari lake and a couple of aggression candidates don't have that same flexibility. a kari lake opened up her debate with ruben gallego, the democrat, saying it's country over party. that's pretty new for her. she was betting more on the trump base carrying hurt. it's clear trump has some appeal. this has been true when but when biden's lead the ticket, especially when he's leading the ticket, that doesn't stretch down two other republicans. so there are some republicans running behind trump with that same messaging and a lot of them, they were on the record for very strict abortion policies just two years ago, and they're struggling update, just saying, vote your own way on the abortion issue. don't consider it in my race fascinating. >> absolutely fascinating. thank you for sharing all of your reporting. >> its 11 electoral votes are key, a very key coming up 300 312 days. >> that changed american politics forever. chris wallace will be here to talk about his brand-new book. and what it means for this election. just 22 days from now tonight at nine clicker. one sec

here's your top three not surprisingly, kari lake has more than 250 posts on election interference. greene has more than 150 same as a newer congresswoman elise stefanik what do you make of the numbers that you were able to dig up clara we were able to find that almost half of these republican candidates have already called into doubt the outcome of the 2024 election before it's even happened and they're doing this in a bunch of ways. >> some raised the idea of widespread noncitizen voting some talk about trump's legal struggles as a form of election interference. some talk about kamala harris's nomination as a coup or a stolen nomination but this sort of widespread rhetoric could lay the groundwork for some republicans to challenge election results come november and a lot of the rhetoric echoes trump in his falsehoods is this an orchestrated campaign are a lot of republicans just parroting but the party's leader, because that's what he wants to hear as it both. >> what are you picking up on some of it is definitely directly echoing or even in some cases directly retweeting or re-po

kari lake is doing the same thing.'s a concern a republican county recorder here america county. steve richer did a fine job in 2022. he's going to do a good job again here, we're going to get this done people are able to vote you know what we might have a little small bumps in the road of along the way that always happens. but we do this well here, arizonans are already voting. they're voting in very high numbers and we're going to have a good election day on november 5. >> senator mark kelly of arizona. thank you so much. appreciate it. your time, sir. social media trend known as subway surfing turns deadly how officials are trying to stop this before the next person dares to try this again, stay with us saturday at nine on cnn if you have chronic kidney disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with parsi because they are places you'd like to be for secret can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections and low blood sugar. >>

th's expected to get underway at 7:00 p.m.. 9:00, ruben gallego and kari lake debate over arizona's open sete seat. this will be tirirst and only debate. the nonpartisan cook political report rates the race as liens democrat. that's on cpan. you can also watch on c-span now or on cease -- or online at c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. >> c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we've been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government. taking you to where the policies are. c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. >> the supreme court heard oral argument on whether a role for so-called ghost guns issued by the bureau of al

. >>> coming up, are republicans losing patience with kari lake? we'll get the latest on the u.s.ona where the republican candidate is running well, behind donald trump. vaughn hillyard joins us straight ahead on "morning joe." s straight ahead on "morning joe." ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ woah, limu! we're in a parade. everyone customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. and you have this dream every night? yeah, every night! hmm... i see. (limu squawks) only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ have you ever considered getting a walk-in tub? onl well, look no further!. safe step's best offer, just got better! now, when you purchase your brand new safe step walk-in tub, you'll receive a free shower package. yes, a free shower package! and if you call today, you'll also receive 15% off your entire order. now you can enjoy the best of both worlds! the therapeutic benefits of a warm, soothing bath that can help increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, and even improve s

applause] because if we do that, if we do that together and fight together, we can, number one, defeat kari lake. [cheers and applause] >> number two, defeat donald trump! [cheers and applause] number three, fight for a better future! protect our freedoms and our future and the only way forward, the only way forward is to elect kamala harris as our next president and tim walz as our next vice president. and cast that vote now. arizona -- [speaking spanish] thank you. [crowd chanting ruben] >> please welcome the vice president of the united states, kamala harris. [cheers and applause] ♪ [freedom by beyonce] ♪ vice president harris: arizona! [cheers and applause] hi everyone! [cheers and applause] thank you. we have work to do. thank you. thank you. can we hear it for ruben gallego? and i have known ruben for a long time and arizona knows him so well, a veteran of the marine corps, a veteran and champion for all of arizona. and please send him to the united states senate. [cheers and applause] it's so good to be back in arizona and phoenix. are we ready to do this? [cheers and applause] are we rea

specifically in arizona you have a more polarizing republican nominee in former gubernatorial candidate kari lake. in nevada sam brown has been vastly out-spend by jacky rosen. i think we are seeing sort of republicans coming home when it comes down to those independent voters. we are seeing some shifts toward republicans. our swing state projects survey that came out yesterday, which we do in conjunction with a democratic pollster and republican pollster, had a 17-point swing in michigan toward the republican candidate there among independents, where mike rogers, former congressman there who is running an open seat against democratic congressman -- congresswoman. host: is cook political producing their own polling? is that new this cycle? guest: that is new this cycle. we are doing polling in swing states. we have partners. they are conducting the polling force. our subscribers can go there and see the crosstabs and see our analysis, our editor-in-chief, and publisher amy walter has written the presidential landscape, and you can see the key shift in the presidential race. host: always intereste

first of all, can you talk about the kari lake-ruben gallego? really did a job on the young man and i cannot understand how the race would be so can you talk about maybe how that happened? and one more thing. we had earlier in the open phones we were talking about character and you know, i heard this gentleman say, and the person prior to him say that joe biden just kind of dropped the race for quit the race. no. he was forced out by the democratic party and camino, to me that is the biggest form of election interference we could possibly see. i mean, what an absolute crazy thing that was. could you talk about why you did not say that joe biden was kicked out of the party? thank you. guest: i'm not sure i can address the issue of whether joe biden was kicked out or not. and, it is not something in my wheelhouse. but we have been looking at some of the polling around both the presidential race, as well as the u.s. senate race. i think this goes to the point i was making about ticket-splitting. that many arizonans pride themselves, right? in reduc

. >> he is excited, he likes kari lake. >> the only way on television is if they bring back the one showhy hillary is all the t time, he's wrong. over the years. [laughter] >> do you think they genuinely want to help? is my theory, i believe this a lot of high-ranking democrats rooting like all hell for trump. gavin newsom does not want kamala to be president because his governorships about to end if you can't primary biden, a dead guy, is not going to be able to primary the first primary president could not you think newsom and maybe shapiro who kennedy refers to as barack obama, rooting against her rightly? >> i think it's true, a lot of mainstream of the democrat party found themselves completely new out by this situation. if she were to win i can't imagine second term that's got to be in the minds of people like gavin newsom who says i'm shut out of the game for eight years. so yes the answer, a number will probably, are they cheering for trump? no. will they be disappointed if she went? not from their own political self-interest. >> we got to get them off the campaign trail. they've

at 9:00 democratic representative ruben gallego and republican kari lake debate for arizona's open senate seat. this will be there first and only debate. the nonpartisan cook lyrical report, currently rates the race as a leans democrat. that is on c-span. you can also watch on c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org.