the most notable case, of course, is kent state. see students on college campuses across the country already assembling on may 1st to protest the escalation of that war and to call for a national student strike. - [narrator] chic canfora was a sophomore at kent state. her brother, alan, was a junior. - i spray painted a building, wanting someone to have to sandblast off the words, u.s. out of cambodia. i threw a rock through the army recruitment office window because i wanted those recruiters the next day to sweep up that glass and know how angry i was that they were going to take my brother off to war. - [narrator] another kent state activist was gerald casale who went on to start the band, devo - kent was a small town. you had the right-wing working class townies who hated the students and were pro-war, and you had the students who were largely either apathetic about the war or anti-war and were afraid of the townies. and of course, after the announcement by nixon, it was horrific because people were looking for trouble. it wasn't

so i'm very you know, i have to give credit to kent state university press for publishing this book.i'm very happy to go with an academic publisher here. i really didn't any of the big five publishers so we'll see what the response is. the audience the readers are the critics to determine whether have sufficiently told them why it matters. well, steve herman, author of behind the white house curtain, thank you so much for being here. lots of it. thank

i was much more left when i went back to kent state in 1971. i just now turned 71.congresswoman is emilia sykes in the 13th district. she is an african-american. she was born and raised in akron. her opponent is a guy named kevin conklin. they are doing to her with a did to obama. trying to stop -- she was born and raised in akron but she didn't columbus and voted in columbus. they are trying to say because you voted in columbus she should not be able to run in akron. it is like with a deductive -- what they did to obama back in 2008. i don't agree with every issue or with kamala harris on every issue, but for the first time i voted for two african, can women and i hope they both win. not because they are black. not because they are women but i believe they both have more patriotism than their opponents do. host: that is mike in ohio. guest: this is a really interesting race in the 13th district of ohio. if you just go by the math of the district, it is a seed that biden only won by three points last time. only about 13% of the district's vote is black and there is

i suggest that there be an investigation, like the scranton commission which studied the kent state shootings or war on commission that studied the jfk assassination, or the challenger congressional commission. i think that we need to study what happened with covid. maybe that would be a good job for robert kennedy junior. host: jack in iowa. reporting out of the des moines register out of iowa, they say renowned pollster ann said that she would be reviewing her data to determine why the des moines register mediacom days before the election produced results so far out of line with former president donald trump's resounding victory. he handily won iowa defeating kamala harris by 14 percentage points with more than 90% of the vote counted. a sharp contrast to ay's iowa poll that had harris leading by three points. the story says, tonight how we got where we are. she goes on to say, the poll findings we produced for the des moines register and mediacom did not match what the iowa electorate decided in the voting booth. i will be reviewing data from multiple sources with hopes of learning why tha

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state solution. we also see that they are making efforts to spread the war to other places, especially 11, as currently israel kent to rise the region because it can obtain weapons and time you nation from other countries. with this understanding, we wrote a joint collateral coal in an old countries to stop selling weapons and ammunition to israel. we forwarded this letter which had $54.00 signatures to the united nations on november 1st. and the document also calls for an end to, as well as violation of international laws in the palace time and draws attention to the rising of civilian death toll and the calls on the un security council. to take urgent measures, $52.00 nations, including russia, china, and 18 african states signed the appeal along with the 2 organizations we spoke to assistant professor of international relations is hoping to jot. tasha, he told us western states will ignore turkey is initiatives in turkey. they will try to united states and other countries west empowered, but they have just simply turned a blind eye to what turkey has been saying. just because if you was saying that don't, don't

state solution. we also see that they are making efforts to spread the war to other places, especially the 11 us currently israel kent to rise the region because it can obtain weapons and time you nation from other countries. with this understanding, we wrote a joint collateral coal in an old countries to stop selling weapons and ammunition to israel. we forwarded this letter, which had $54.00 signatures to the united nations on november 1st. when the goal of the last to is to stop the supply of arms and any related equipment to israel and put an end to his violation of international laws in palestine, it draws attention to the rising civilian casualties and close with the un security council to take a measures $52.00 nations including russia, china, and 18 african states assigned to the appeal along with 2 organizations. we've spoken with a system professor of international relations, a spoken to cat tusky, and he says that the west is blinds to took. he has initiatives, a turkey they would try to united states and other countries west empowered. but they have just simply turned a blind eye to what turkey has been s

>> we are eight miles south of grand rapids in kent county, it is a critical county in this battleground state. i want to say was taken place here at brookside church as folks are coming in, polls have been open since 7:00 a.m. come if you look over here voters come in and they fill out their information to make sure they are in the right precinct, there are two precincts that are voting here at brookside church. what they do is they move over to this table here. this is where they check in with the clerks. you will not see many voters right now but there has been a pretty steady flow of voters going throughout the day, maybe when we get around lunchtime more folks will come in. once they check in with the clerks, they get their ballots and then they moved to these private places where they are able to fill out the ballots. these are paper ballots across michigan. once they have filled out the ballots they move over to the tabulator, they put the pallet in and they work out. i have been talking to folks all day and it has been an easy process for them to vote here in michigan, here in the coun

this is a country state, georgia that needs to give home as a tribute to, to everyone who's in kent away from the crime scene is business as usual for us of africans and migrants looking for gold. this is how the main, separate the gold from the sand or the soil. it's a long, arduous process. the water washes away most of the swell, and they say that what's left behind on this, how would be the goal? the government sees more than $1000000.00 is lost annually in raving you because of people mining without permits. it's a wide sweep problem, fueled by poverty and desperation. in recent weeks, hundreds of people have emerge from underground. some have been adults and some have been killed and the police say that country being processed and you'll eventually appear in court hardwood tasks out just as to for today. so that an amazing demonstration by tens of thousands of supporters of pocket stones full. my prime minister and run con, has been cooled off. is you to appear in court on thursday and challenges of terrorism on tuesday. protests is face off with security forces in the slum about t

turnout and the margins in both those in michigan state and the university of wisconsin i think are going to be really important counties. >> i'll take kent county, michigan, which is grand rapids. and this is the question of are those squishy republican, nikki haley kind of republicans coming home. that's gerald ford's hometown, west michigan. this is a place where the republican senate candidate in 2020 carried the county but donald trump lost it. he had won it in 2016. we talk about the republican base a lot but the republican base is not joe rogan's audience. the republican base is actually suburban always republican voters, these stalwarts and donald trump struggled with them in 2020. i want to know if they're back. >> i will pick erie county which actually might be an easy bellwether but also will give us some sense of, you know, maybe, donald trump is topped out in terms of white working class voters or maybe he's not. so that's a county that is very close to the national average, but also in an important state. ok, let's go again, let's go. we'll move around the room. how about we'll go here, . >> michael. i'm a west michigan nati

if trump can turn kent county red, trump is well- poised to win the state of michigan.s michigan 2016. let's come back to 2020 and bring up where jim sciutto was. detroit is blue right here, but look next to detroit. that's oakland county. you'd to be a republican suburb. more educated, more affluent. this is macomb county. used to be a democratic suburb. blue collar, auto workers, people in the mechanized industries here. this is trump country, but the margins matter. joe biden gets 45% in 2020 when joe biden carries michigan, go back to 2016, hillary clinton is getting only 42% of the vote. so sometimes, you're looking at a county that's red or blue, that's not enough. we need to look at the margins. this is all about turnout. and for kamala harris in macomb county, let's come back to 2020 as an example, it's also about whether her union allies succeed or fail in getting some of their workers to set aside guns issues or cultural issues or social issues or affinity for donald trump. you just heard a worker saying, no tax on overtime pay. can labor unions convince their

kent. bret? >> bret: okay, chad pergram live on capitol hill, thanks. california democratic governor gavin newsom is calling for a special legislative session to safeguard the state'solicies on climate change, reproductive rights and immigration. the move comes following obviously president-elect trump's major victory across the country. newsom says the freedoms californians hold dear are under attack and he will not sit idol in his words. he says law firms are ready to trump-proof california's state laws. >> we have been intentional about building community and building coalitions. bringing people together from every walk of life and background united by love of country with enthusiasm and joy in our fight for america's future. let's get some insight about where democrats go from here. joining us tonight washington thank for coming on. >> thanks. >> what is your 30,000-foot take from this election and the reaction to it in your party? >> look, there is a lot of different factors here but i will say bluntly, i think our party needs to do a better job of standing up against some of the extreme left policies that have really propelled donald trump forward. and i woul

evan: i spent a lot of time in the state this year and grand rapids, kent county is what they're interestedn out there. peter: 31%. kamala harris 64%, donald trump, 33%. that's gerald ford's old stomping grounds. evan: the gerald ford museum and i stopped there several times. i say everyone do it who live in grand rapids. the interesting thing about grand rapids, it's a traditional place trump ends his campaigns. he had his last rally there last night. he had his last rally there in 2020 and i was there when he had his last rally in 2016 and this was a night people thought the conventional wisdom, the smart money was this was a really silly idea this guy is going to grand rapids, michigan, in his last campaign stop of the night. of course he came out and won michigan. this is a very -- that is so important. we're waiting for so many numbers to come in. you mentioned wayne county not coming in yet and could change a lot of the dynamics. we're looking at michigan, we're looking at michigan. you know, i got a little deja vu there thinking about that. peter: roy in wineland, texas. what's on yo

area at kent county out last there the large population center of grand rapids where trump's will bump up his numbers from where they were in 2020 if he hopes to win michigan. it is a toss-up statendra, and both campaigns focusing heavily on that between now and tuesday. >> economy seems to be he issued to so many voters but so many different demographics that we are watching. we will be watching on election night. >> john: on the subject at the economy... feed to the new jobs report showing far fewer jobs added and will that have an impact, election day? was this. >> we have so many smart, powerful women that are all affiliated with donald trump. >> john: women trump supporter's angry over what they say was a huge insult from billionaire mark cuban. does his apology go far enough? we will talk to one of the women who stood side-by-side, yes, on the stage with the former president. former senator kelly loeffler is coming up next. y by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like new

question is, so what are the democrats margins, you've got 83 counties in the state of michigan, 56%, we are halfway through in kent county. jake, the big question in michigan is, when do the wayne county votes come in and what do they do to the statewide total? >> cnn has a major projection. cnn projects that donald trump will win the state of north carolina. this is the first of battleground states that we are keeping an eye on, and we are calling it for donald trump. what does that mean for the electoral count? he now has 227 electoral votes, kamala harris has 153. 270 are needed for the win. let's go to trump hq in west palm beach, florida, where we find kaitlan collins, and cnn is now calling north carolina for donald trump. this is the first of seven battleground states that the campaign is watching with eagle eyes. >> remember when i told you a few hours ago that it was going to be seen as a gut check for the trump campaign, it's a bit of a delay but your call is playing right now over the loudspeakers in the room. you can hear the party here, the partygoers, gathered at the convention center in west palm be

states. >> let's go to michigan, all right? what's outstanding? we've got vote in wayne county, oakland county, kalamazoo, a little bit in kent county, grand rapids. the needs category for vice president harris? 66% in michigan. what is our projection? based on our estimates, 56%. steep hill. but michigan, as you will see as i go across the country east to west looks probably better than any other place. outstanding vote, in wisconsin, principally in milwaukee county, 119,000 ballots remaining, that's mail-in vote, we're waiting for that to come in. what is the needs quotient for the vice president? 82%. what's our projection? 77%. steep hill to climb. let's go to nevada. 39 93% of vote in. where is it outstanding? clark county, washoe county. what are the needs? 67%. what is our estimate? 36%. wow, that is the steepest hill so far. let's go to arizona. that's where things look with 55% of the vote in, most of it still outstanding in maricopa and pima county. that's not a surprise. but what is the needs quotient? 52%. where's the vice president? 50%. so arizona, of the four, looks the best. i mentioned michigan, possibly, no, it's arizona. but in

state. that's a pretty big chunk, kate. we should also note that voting is obviously happening here today. i want you to listen to two voters we spoke with here at this church in kentty, michigan, who told us why they're voting for harris and why they're voting for trump. who did you cast a ballot for today? >> donald trump. >> reporter: what's your reason? >> i think i just believe in his values. >> reporter: which ones? >> mainly all of them. i don't agree with how he comes across at times, but i think he gets the job done. i think he did it before. and i believe he can do it again. >> reporter: who did you vote for today? >> i voted for kamala harris. >> reporter: why is that? >> i have three daughters, four children overall. women's rights is pretty important to them and my daughters -- i'm sorry, i'm getting a little emotional. i didn't think i was going to do that. their bodies, their choice kind of mentality. i want them to grow up in a world that's welcoming to everybody. yeah, that's why i cast my vote today. >> reporter: now, kate, here at brookside church just eight miles south of grand rapids, michigan, i want to show you what we're seeing here. these a

those seven key swing states and donald trump are set to conclude his rallies here in michigan later this evening. he is going to be giving a rally in grand rapids which is in kents largely attributed to changing demographics, increased urban and more diverse population. it is where he ended his campaign in 2016 and 2020 so it symbolically has chosenit and 2020 so it symbolically has chosen it yet again.— chosen it yet again. thank you very much- — chosen it yet again. thank you very much- we _ chosen it yet again. thank you very much. we will _ chosen it yet again. thank you very much. we will return - chosen it yet again. thank you very much. we will return to l very much. we will return to you later. you continue to see the pictures they from north carolina. let me also pointed to the result is a service tomorrow. to the result is a service tomorr