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scott jennings, cnn senior political commentator and former special assistant to president george w bush. kate bedingfield, cnn political commentator and former communications director and the biden white house, and tara palmeri, senior political correspondent for puck. thank you all for being here all right let me start with this we heard in the town hall from harris. she's really sharpening her attacks on donald trump after a long time dot talking about joy and talking about weirdness here is what she said about trump being accused of being a fascist do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. yes, i do and i also believed that the people who know him best on this subject should be trusted all right those are really stark words. >> and first two you, kate it feels like it gets lost in the sauce that you have a vice president a fascist what do you think it is why she's making this turn from, you know, talking about joy and weird to calling her opponent she's not just calling her opponent of fascist. she's using the words of the people who know him best and served most closely with h

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scott jennings, cnn senior political commentator, former special assistant to president george w bush and kate bedingfield, cnn political commentator, former white house communications director you've both been in the white house when there are events like this beyond one's control scott, let me just start with you. i just have to imagine and ron desantis said speak any minute, we'll go there when he does the campaign's can't operate separately from this. they have to be aware of this. i don't know if they pause for today or tomorrow and let this land, but what do you do? >> well i think you in all of your public communications, no matter what you're doing, you have to always show the american people that you have their fellow citizens in your heart. i mean, this is the kind of historic storm that some people aren't going to survive it. there's going to be wide-spread property devastation and you have to just show the empathy that people would expect out of the american presence. so that's, i think campaign communications number one. number two, what you can't do is try to insert politics into

i'm going to go in the way back machine to 1988 before kate baldwin was born george hw bush got 60%.republicans used to win 60% in delaware county, and now it's the democrats doing it and needing to do it if they want to win pennsylvania, which they need to win the election every your butter me up for something and i'm not entirely sure, but i am here for it. thank you so much done. let us focus in. kamala harris is preparing today to take questions from undecided voters tonight in cnn town hall that john was just laying out right there where she will beat. she's also talking about how her team is prepared if donald trump's team declares victory before all the votes are counted and expressing in a new interview fresh concern about post-election violence of course this is a person donald trump who tried to undo a free and fair election, who still denies the will of the people who incited a violent mob to attack the united states capital in 140 law enforcement officers were attacked. some were killed this is a serious matter former president barak obama also warning of this as well whi

bush sr. and, of course, that ticket did go on to lose. >> all right, steve, thank you so much. >> kate snow isking to a group of voters in the city of pittsburgh, and the critical commonwealth of pennsylvania. kate? >> reporter: yeah, it is critical, isn't it? thank you, lester. i have six voters with me, all of you described yourselves as somewhat moderate, somewhat in the center, some more than others. i want to start with rhona and meryl, we had a lot of news today about israel and about the attack by iran. both of you said you were motivated, you're jewish, you're democrats, both of you, registered democrats, but you're seeing this very differently. rhona, tell me why you're thinking about possibly voting for donald trump. >> today is not a good day to ask me that, i guess, because today i'm really thankful, right, largest barrage of ballistic missiles ever shot at a country in history. and the u.s. supported israel and shot down missiles with jordan and israel. so i'm so incredibly thankful for that. and eye big biden fan today. >> reporter: are you still thinking you might vote republica

kate sullivan. alright interesting art kristen holmes. thank you very much. let's bring in pete seat, former white house spokesperson for president george w bush.e, i want to go back to, i hope you were listening into the beginning of the program and everything that we aired sense because a few moments ago we aired down trump's comment that he sees america as a garbage can and also ronald reagan's you know, shining city on the hill i mean, that is a pretty startling contrast to go from the shining city on the hill reagan's view of america and donald trump's it's a forgotten time in america jim, and a lot of voters who will be headed to the polls or who have voted already were not around for the days of ronald reagan when leadership meant something very different than it means today, at least in donald trump's thing again leadership is about being strong and projecting that strength all across the world. >> i think those comments look, i've said this dozens of times on this network and elsewhere. i wish she did not speak like this. >> but this is trump being trump. >> this is stephen miller's dream. this, is what he wants. he wants trump to be a