you have some details for us, lara? >> lara: yes, indeed.come the second most wonderful time of the year. >> it's time! ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas ♪ >> lara: this morning the queen of christmas, mariah carey is getting a fright. ♪ he did the monster mash ♪ ♪ the monster mash ♪ >> lara: because halloween hits are rising from the grave threatening to take a bite out of holiday music profits. classics like the "monster mash" quickly moving up bill board top 100 list. ♪ >> lara: last fall duran duran released a halloween themed album. ♪ and this year lady gaga has dropped a new video called "disease" writing on x, happy halloween. >> her, thanks to tik tok, various movies, streaming shows that have come out. there's been a push to create classics. >> lara: but can halloween medleys give those christmas classics -- ♪ rocking and the christmas tree let the christmas spirit ring ♪ >> lara: which annually earn about $200 million for the record industry -- ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> lara: -- a run for their money. >> halloween m

that >> lara: all right.edy roots, as well she should. she has a new special called ali wong single lady. she's joining us live to talk about it. i'm so happy to see you again. always fun having you here on gma. so glad you did get back to your comedy root. how did that feel for you? >> it was really good. i mean, it's so different because i -- with acting, people helping me, hair and makeup. and then withstandup, it's just me getting into, like, a track suit so i look like pauley walnut and i put on eyeliner and lip gloss, and that's it. all the material i write myself. >> lara: you write yourself. you've directed it yourself? >> i have. >> lara: how was it directing you? >> very easy. you just set up the cameras and it's just two takes. >> lara: that's it? you don't give yourself another -- >> can't afford it. >> lara: i get it. i get it. when you're the ep, you draw the line. >> then i dress myself. it was different dressing myself for that special 'cause i'm not -- first two specials i was pregnant. then

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lara's here with more. >> lara: good morning, robin.e rose finished his career with several mlb records including one that still stands for the most hits ever, surpassing ty cobb for that record. but he leave us with a complicated legacy. nicknamed charlie hustle for tenacity on the field and then banned for life for betting on his own team. pete rose played in more games and has more at bats than any player in major league baseball history. >> he has tied a record set in 18967. >> lara: amassing 2,462 hits, there it is. a record that still stands today. 4,192! >> lara: a record that still stands today. >> you could get 200 hits for 20 consecutive seasons and still be over 200 hits short of what pete rose accomplished in his career. >> lara: over 24 seasons, rose became the rookie of the year, an mvp, a three-time world series champion and a 17-time all-star. >> with a real rose style rundown. >> lara: but for all his achievements on the field, pete rose's legacy remains tarnished by scandal. in 1989 he was banned from baseball for life

lara is with two special guests. hey, lara. >> lara: i mean, very special, michael. education on their minds. you'll find out all about their passion projects coming up on good morning america. here ladie ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ank you for making us warm in the morning and cold, overnight. thank you for serving us for pre-game fun and post-game memories. and thank you for trusting us with secret recipes and shared moments. thank you for bringing us into your homes and into your hearts for nearly 150 years. thank you for making quaker a part of your family. we work hard, and we pay our taxes. but billionaires are getting away with paying less in taxes than we do. donald trump gave them a huge tax break and wants to give them another one. you're rich as hell. we're going to give you tax cuts. well, i'm not rich as hell. kamala harris will cut taxes for working people and make billionaires and big corporations pay their fair share. trump is fighting for rich guys like himself. kamala is fighting for us. [narrator] ff pac is responsible for the content of this a

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this is a really washington >> lara: there's other children involved. >> lara: that dynamic unbelievable't believe that. you can still recite some of th call a quarter pounder with your walleinrouble >> the beast is going to be a to start this movie. the president and a secret know beet to air force one to get to the president's wife. >> things coming up out of the trunk.it future? >> lara: us, too. >> i have noa. marvel universe is changing in nick fury is not dead. i'm on that spaceship with my alien wife.obin: there's few th do what you do, and that is the range. different projects that we have talkedtiutst, to have that kind range? >> it's important as an actor t do, you know, theater, tv and film. that's all changed with streaming and everything else. making miniseries. i had a great time doing the series that just ended last night. fight night. gd time doing that. it's real importan so when i was doing that you are a kid coming up in the theater, like playing sports. you get in shape so you can wee. which is different than being on a set where people just watch you. [ laughter ] >>

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isaid lara assassination attempt last time. i said lara trump had been talking to the crowd.g that this is an election of good versus evil, she said, to a cheering crowd. and she said that good will win. it is exactly a month today until the us presidential election, where donald trump will face the current vice president, komula harris. she is in charlotte, north carolina. she is there getting a briefing about recovery efforts, following storm helene. meeting emergency workers. both of those states are considered swing state in the upcoming us election. they could play a pivotal role in who wins the white house. a swing state is one of those states that either of the candidates could win. a lot of states in america will vote democrat or republican because they always do. then you will have a key seven also states where the vote could change. what is happening is that the two candidates are targeting those states, known as swing states, because they need to win to eventually get enough of the electoral college votes, which means that they can win the white house. this is the

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marchenko will continue: getting ready for school, he left the scene of the murder of his guardian lara as is, crumpled linen in the corner, overturned chairs on the table next to a bunch of keys, money wrapped up from the evening, an untouched loaf of bread, valerra knew that as soon as the slam shut behind him... the first version was that the teenager stabbed fifty-four year old woman in the heat of an argument, she made him do his homework, and he didn't want to, but the truth according to valera was much more complicated, if i may say so, more tragic, he grabbed a knife when drunk lara again began to beat her elderly mother, he wanted to protect her, he struck the offender several times in the chest and neck, the so-called grandmother allegedly asked for help around the house, and pikun was drunk and aggressive, so that you die, so that... i'll kill everyone there, all sorts of things were on them, mom drank or dapekonsha who did she drink a lot? well, lately, everything is fine, well, that is, she threatened them, threatened grandma, threatened valya, threats to the life of the ch

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alexander mikhailovich, then i ran for help, and then, uh... have a drink, baby, have a drink, lara,elt much worse after you gave him a sedative, yes, doctor, that could have provoked an attack, and what did you give him, regular valerian, no, it 's unlikely, and where did you get the valerian, from the first aid kit, i always... here's what, lara, you and i need to go back to your room, i won't go, we need to, anna petrovna will go with me, the rest of us stay here, zin, we have a second lara's room key is available, available, very good, bring it upstairs and bring a couple of small bags. here are the keys and bags, thank you, is this the valerian you gave him, right? yes, and this is the glass he drank from, uh-huh, yes, and what kind of pills are these? this is my sleeping pill, i have insomnia. the dreamer or the amazing world of engineer luzhin. sausage and cheese are fighting, what are you doing? luzhin, this cheese, he gets twenty, here are the kickbacks. the premiere is on sunday on rtr. allow yourself a first-class vacation with leo reorts. elegant details. a feast of exqui

and lara trump joins us now.good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. why was it important for him to do this? >> well, listen, ainsley, i don't think any american will forget where you were on july 13th, 2024 at 6:11 p.m. that's a moment we will all remember. and, obviously, this was important for donald trump to go back to butler, pennsylvania, not just for the people there in butler, which, of course, he has got this bond with forever, i believe. but really for the country as a whole. we need a moment of healing. and he wants to create new positive memories and associations with butler, pennsylvania and i think that's what you are going to see tomorrow. you know, in life i feel like you can operate out of a place of fear and cowardice or can you operate out of a place of strength and faith. and that is who donald trump is. i knew before he even announced he wanted to go back to butler that this would be something that he would want to do because he is trying to show leadership right now. and this is a m

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rnc co-chair lara trump joins us live this hour, the third houries weekend starts right now. it was meant to be, it'll be, baby just let it be ♪ >> we have detroit, the cadillac building. did you know that detroit had the third-highest number of pre-war skyscrapers behind only new york and chicago. will: what a random stat. >> i think it's a really important stat. rachel: beautiful architecture in detroit. >> extraordinary architecture. of course, they have had to tear a lot of it down, because i remember working there and you'd walk up woodward avenue, i'm not kidding about this actually. you'd have skyscrapers that be completely vacant and you would see phesants flying from the 30th floor of one building to the, you know, 25th floor of another building. it was like something out of a movie. like a mad max movie. will: it makes third-most skyscrapers, it makes sense. rachel: it does. >> i mean, you think about it. the reason that you have detroit is you had the iron ore, the timber industry and detroit, the auto industry is just the latest fad to come through detroit before

the party, and now lara trump says, watch out.a has record early voter turnout. listen. >> we have seen early vote totals there that are outpacing democrats, meaning the first two days of early a voting which was thursday and friday, republicans had11,000 more votes -- 1,000 more votes than democrats. we never see that. it's usually an 80-20 the split in the democrats' favor. the people have heard our rallying cry to get out and vote early. and why this is important is because we want you to bank your vote is. we don't want you to have to worry about waiting in super long lines on election day. and it lows as a party and as a campaign to turn the out low propensity voters who may not vote every election cycle. that's how we win this thing, and it's been massive. charlie: you know, you asked about whether or not, whether they were prepared with their early voting in the aftermath of hurricane helene, and, you know, obviously ash aville has gotten a lot of -- asheville has gotten a lot of attention, as it should. but there are a lot

jonathan: lara, thank you. always appreciate your time. lara rhame.you. we have a lot to work through. you said the next two rate cuts will be easy. would a 150 on friday make it harder? noel: i don't think so. i think the fed keeps in mind the q.c.w. revisions. what we see could always get revised away. again i think the next couple of cuts i think are big and i think that's justified. but we get to the conundrum about where the neutral rate is and that's when it starts to get fun. jonathan: where do you think it is? noel: you know, i think they start to get into that conversation early next year. our view is that we think it's probably at least 3.5%, could be high as 4%. >> do you awe grie -- agree that potentially they couldn't cut it all the first half of next year? noel: i think it's a real polt because they are cutting into strength and basically financial conditions are still really easy. if you look since q4, 2019, household net worth is up over 30%. those impulses in the economy i think is certainly could cause inflation, if we are being hone

elian: la firma del contrato de lara con los dodgers serÁ el prÓximo aÑo, troya vistiÓ el uniforme dea. disfruta 40 días de frescura, a tu manera. ♪♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ elian: vea esto en sus pantallas, sucediÓ en perÚ, es una tragedia que estuvo a punto de ocurrir cuando una mujer estuvo a punto de morir calcinada. gracias a su rÁpida reacciÓn logrÓ salvar su vida. maity: ¿quieren alcanzar el sueÑo americano? prepÁrense porque deben alcanzar 4.4 millones de dÓlares. elian: las bendiciones, carÍsimas. yo sé que le va a parecer un chiste cruel lo que le voy a decir, pero no se eche a morir por lo que le acabo de decir. doctora de por dios, ¿cómo me puede pedir eso? ¡es fácil, pedro! es algo que, tarde o temprano, nos va a pasar a todos.

cochair lara trump he will join us live, they say they have just won a lawsuit filed by the trump campaignc county in battleground pennsylvania were 19 crucial electoral votes are up for grabs. after some voters say they were waiting online for their ballots and they were kicked off that line, around 2:30 although they were told the deadline would be at 5:00 p.m. they are very unhappy about her that a, action ensued, and updated what is happening in pennsylvania, to the keystone state. first, new white house reaction to president biden seeming to call former president trump's supporters garbage. chelators said he was talking about just one supporter, here is the back-and-forth moments ago with the press secretary. >> no, he does not view trump supporters or anybody who supports trump as garbage, that is not what he used. the president has says this for more than a couple years now, he has said multiple times that he is the president for all. >> martha: here is the president's full comments that she is referring to from yesterday, watch. >> president biden: trump has no character, he does n

joining us now is lara trump, co-chair.ot a chance to hug you as you were coming out of the audience there. let's talk about this for the moment. because this really was part of their branding campaign. kamala harris, the change agent, and then in the new "new york times," siena poll, she does best donald trump as being the change candidate somehow among likely women -- likely voters by 2 points. what's going on there? >> well, i don't believe that poll at all. and by the way, don't take my word for it. take joe biden's word for it. because he is the one who told us the other day, laura that, kamala harris has been there side by side making all the decisions, of course, that we have seen in that white house. no one believes that there will be any sort of change with kamala harris. the people of this country are begging for donald trump to go back in that white house, you were in butler the other day. you saw the crowd in butler. that was the biggest crowd i have ever seen at a trump rally. i couldn't even see the end of it

so right now, lara's office is negotiating what he calls a historic deal because insurance companies say we're not paying enough to match their risk insuring our homes. lara says the state will let them use new tech tools to set their rates, but only if those companies insure more homes in wildfire areas. that deal, lara argues, will entice insurance companies across the board to keep old policies on the books and start selling new ones. how confident are you that your deal will work and will bring sustainability to the insurance marketplace and end the crisis? i'm very confident. you know, this is really it is a historic deal because never before have we gotten commitments from the insurance companies to come back in california, but also to expand in every part of the state. the insurance industry seems to be buying in. we are expecting that when these changes happen that the department is working on, that more insurance will be available to everyone. but the multi-billion dollar question is when? i could tell you that hopefully by mid to the end of 2025, we'll start seeing some som

lara rhame, appreciate it.und the data later is -- around the table is leslie falconio. i was going back of your comments previously the summer and it stood out to me that you were kind of dead on. the fed will cut twice as the economy slows. maybe we get another cut maybe we don't. 10-year would drop to about 3.9%. they are 20 basis point away no. how have your thoughts evolved over the last few months? leslie: when it comes to the 10-year treasury, it has not evolved that much. it will stay relatively range bound. we have had a bit of a rise in the 10-year yield. given the fact we have seen the employment data. we are looking for the long end to stay in a range of 3.8 to 4.25. jonathan: building what we heard from the federal reserve so far. has that changed? after that 50 basis point move there was speculation the bar was pretty low to go 50 again. last friday happened. blow up tables report from a big upside surprise, big conversation flipped the other way. are we going to cut interest rates of the federal

so any suggestion otherwise is completely erroneous. >> lara trump. thank you so much for being here this morning. can be a very busy 30 days. >> thank you and there are signs of a new strategy from kamala harris. we're going to get into that with senator mark kelly, who joins me next and then these are republican who's splitting with trump, maryland senate candidate larry hogan will be here culture over the edge. people are watching and then our world change he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge tonight nine on cnn finish ultimate engineered for the toughest conditions dry burn tons stains, oh, dishwashers it's finish ultimate would cycle seek. technology helps delivered the ultimate clean curated upgrades elevated design for thoughtful living thema did you know that there's a company out there that will pay you to lose weight, healthy wage, get paid to lose weight just like jamie and jessica i got my check i spend my check this for real healthy wager.com just you know, that 80% of people have subscriptions. >> they forgot about oh, that's

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we have lara. lara is a fantastic person and unbelievably smart person.orks with -- works with michael and everybody else. knows everybody here. and she loves this statement they named their daughter carolina. so that's a pretty -- that's awesome. that's fantastic. so lara is here. and she's here in the state right now working in another part of the state. but she loves this play. and she's got a big voice -- she loves this play. and she's got a big voice. very good person. want to thank everybody. we're going to another section as you know of north carolina. we're going to do two more. and so maybe we'll see you then. i want to just thank all of the people behind me. they want to get back to work. and thank you all very much. beautiful words. [applause] >> he looks like the real deal. thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. president. >> catch c-span's washington journal campaign 2024 battle ground state series. live all this week. join us for an in-depth look at seven critical battleground states, michigan, georgia, arizona, wisconsin, nevada,

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meanwhile, lara meets the robot that's got a mind of its own.nowledge the person standing directly in frontl of me as being human. but she's looking at you. i'm human too. and a new bonus feature, as we meet the prize—winning robot pangolin that produces trees from its... oh, dear. got a question for you — you're in space, on an asteroid. it's a complete mess out there. what's the best way to get around? well, here's an idea that i think has got legs — spacehopper. no, not that kind of space hopper. boing. actually, to be honest... ..yeah, that kind of space hopper. boing. ten students from eth university in zurich designed this prototype for extremely low gravity environments, maybe to look for different minerals that are worth mining from asteroids. and it gets from place to place by pronking about like some three—legged space gazelle. boing! i've seen a few bouncing space robots in my time. you might think it's quite a chaotic way to get about, and certainly, if you're on wheels or tracks, that does seem more controllable. but when you think

meanwhile, lara meets the robot that's got a mind of its own.cknowledge the person standing directly in frontl of me as being human. but she's looking at you. i'm human too. and a new bonus feature, as we meet the prize—winning robot pangolin that produces trees from its... oh, dear. got a question for you — you're in space, on an asteroid. it's a complete mess out there. what's the best way to get around? well, here's an idea that i think has got legs — spacehopper. no, not that kind of space hopper. boing. actually, to be honest... ..yeah, that kind of space hopper. boing. ten students from eth university in zurich designed this prototype for extremely low gravity environments, maybe to look for different minerals that are worth mining from asteroids. and it gets from place to place by pronking about like some three—legged space gazelle. boing! i've seen a few bouncing space robots in my time. you might think it's quite a chaotic way to get about, and certainly, if you're on wheels or tracks, that does seem more controllable. but when you thin

to run around, then we connected with lara l. born over the 1st time, also known online as g. as in girl, the palestinian american international lawyer is back with us today. laura, thank you so much for joining us. that particular move by south africa to take israel to the i. c. j. filled many people with hope at the time. you said you were cautiously optimistic that was 3 months into israel's incursion. were now marking one year of this war. how can israel continue to violate virtually every single item in the legal framework of international humanitarian law almost on a daily basis? and nothing happens to respond to your question. i think we need to make a major distinction between the law itself and enforcement of the law. so what we've actually seen is that in the last year now we have a number of provisional measures, borders that were rendered by the international court of justice, ordering israel to take very specific steps. and israel has refused to comply with any of these orders. so to give you just an example, the i, c, j orders ordered. israel just use trying to s

but lara doesn't like to live by things like numbers.ara goes with her gut. >> in the new "new york times"/sienna poll, she does best donald trump as being the change candidate, some how, among likely women -- likely voters, by 2 points. what's going on there? >> well, i don't believe that poll at all. and polls like that i think are absolutely ridiculous. i get slipped beverage napkins every time i get on an airplane saying, we can't wait to go for trump, go trump, trump 2024. >> jimmy: right. if you poll the beverage napk napkin-signing community -- [ laughter ] -- he's way on top, it's not even close. [ cheers and applause ] you're going to think i made this up. you know how trump likes to complain about how china is taking our jobs and raking us over the coals when it comes to trade? and he's going to hit them with tariffs and tariffs so we can buy american? well, guess where those "god bless the usa" bibles he's been selling are made? [ laughter ] think about it. that's right. in "gyna." [ laughter ] trump is charging $59.99 for chi

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he's going to be taking the stage at any moment after eric trump and lara trump finish. we're also going to hear from elon musk, who i'm told flew and arrived with donald trump to butler today. of course, very notable as that conversation before me was as you guys were saying, because donald trump has really leaned in to that relationship. you've seen musk as well really promote the former president and his campaign and become a top surrogate ahead of november. now, another thing i just want to bring up is some of the security we are seeing here on the ground, because, of course, that was a major concern about donald trump doing a rally at the exact same venue where that previous assassination attempt occurred. i'm told that secret service and local law enforcement have many more agents on the ground here than they did back in july. they are also working under one combined command center, something again, another departure from what they had in july that should be able to boost their efficiency. they have a better drone command system, but one thing that i was told actua

this is a very heavy subject, lara. i have to ask you and i and i'm not being facetious. but you as the president of the foundation for middle east peace as you look at your agenda and you look at the question in prospect, the middle east peace, what do we need to do to get to what your, your mission is all about? a look. i think at this point, no one's talking about middle east peace. and frankly, we haven't been for a very long time. i mean, us policy has been about crisis in conflict management. at this point in this moment in time, what we're talking about is stopping genocide, preventing further genocide preventing ethnic cleansing. i think for folks we're focused on the day after and how we get back to piece. and i'm sure that's well intentioned, but unless you're doing everything you can right now to stop the bleeding and stop the escalation. so it kind of gives no credibility. it seems like a do loop. are we in a do loop now? i mean, if it's a do loop is because people are choosing to do the choosing to not actually use the power that they have to stop and to shif

lara trump, there, at their surrogates are doing it to lara trump, the president's daughter-in-law, the former president's son in-law was on with charlamagne tha god yesterday, and it got a little contentious. let me run a little bit of that. >> donald trump really was very beneficial to the black community when he was in the white house i will say i've never seen this man say a racist thing. i think the attacks are fairly why is that funny? charlemagne is how misled >> what i it could be wacky, like there's no such thing. because google, we don't have tv. >> you think that he said he's obviously said things that a lot of african americans found drawing, found racist a lot of white americans all found racist as well listen, i think charlamagne tha god has done a great job during this cycle. >> he obviously interviewed kamala harris i'll ask around his interviewing lara trump. it is a big question in terms of how much of the black vote will show up and what percentage of the black vote in places like detroit in philly in milwaukee will turn out for kamala harris. she is overwhelmingly go

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esperamos a las 11.la medalla de humanidades, en un acto en la casa ♪ presentadora: el expresidente laraÑa con empresarios hispanos en el sur de la florida. es. joaquÍn "chapo" guzmÁn pide un nuevo juicio empresas alemanas experimentaron una semana laboral de cuatro dÍas durante seis meses y esta noche llegan los resultados. la mayorÍa quiere volver a los esquemas del pasado. y en continuaciÓn de su serie especial, pedro ultrera nos cuenta de dÓnde? la mayorÍa de —— mÁs de dÓnde vienen la mayorÍa de migrantes que agregan sus vidas a travÉs del da bien. presentadora: ambos promueven sus polÍticas como la mejor oportunidad para el voto latino. jorge: hoy se cuentan 18,000,000 de lectores que ya han sufragado su voto. reportero: empresarios hispanos de florida oraron por donald trump en un evento en el que se acercÓ a una comunidad vital. trump criticÓ a la vicepresidenta cama la harris por ausentarse de la campaÑa hoy para entrevistas en una cadena de televisiÓn. >> ella es perezosa y tiene esa reputaciÓn. reportero: mientras, harris estuvo en washington d.c., el expresidente barak obama y

larae quentin won by even more almost 11 points in 2016 and asd me talk to karl rove earlier thy willt meanwhile trying to chip away at the margin down here in clark county. what do you see on the ground there? >> i think they'd have received this trump campaign and republican party get on the ground and chip away some of those votes and swing let county a little bit more towards the republican party. both campaigns have been active in las vegas in clark county. bc it's team coming into henderson and the campaigns hold an event whether trying to target the latino vote which make up about 1-5 voters in neva or just trying to reach out to basically wherever the voters are whether via tiktok or instagram or your local latino mexican restaurant, they are trying to figure out any way they can get votes. >> sandra: so true. and you look at the county with karl rove earlier in the week and geographical movement into the state and how that can chane things. how close it was in 2016 washoe county and west corner of the state hillary clinton won over one percentage point. joe biden won by 4.5%.

the opening i will mention, laura, a lot omichf credit to chairman michael whatley at the rnc and lara, tbut they are doing with electin integrity effort, they will make sure they election is secure anw filed 130 lawsuits and huge lands with regard to the supremo court with regard to virginia and also keeping the polls open. spin when i saw that. >> we will not be caught asleepr and a quarter of a million volunteers to keep they electioh securee and lara trump and president trump has the rightpe message, good political teamrs d we will make sure every single person gets the opportunity tota vote but just once periods me when you know, one thing that medidn't happen last time, chastened that f friends of mind family members who hadn't, returned their mail and ballots for whatever reason, they got calls from people and visits fre in virginia. hey, you didn't return your ballot, can we help you out, if you lost it, how to replace it. that did not happen in 2020. that is happening this time. finally, what makes you think you might bend able to flip new mexico? and then go to virginia quick

on the other side, lara trump's father-in-law is doing that. with richard grenell. trying to stump for donald trump actively. our own -- one of our reporters went and talked to lebanese american voters who are very much opposed. there is an attempt on the other side, but i want to talk about some of the other -- >> fortunately, i'm not lara trump's father-in-law or anything like him. so i have a heart and i have -- i understand why. so instead of complaining about it or wagging my white boy finger at them to vote, i'm going to get out 40,000 other people who are usually non-voters but would vote for the democrat. we know who they are. we're getting them out. we're going door to door. we're not going to let michigan fall into trump's hands. >> let me ask you this, because donald trump did a couple stunts. his stunt pretending like he was working at mcdonald's, it was a closed mcdonald's. it was a complete stunt, bs. then he goes to north carolina, that was in pennsylvania. then he goes to north carolina and he gets a french fry pin, given to him by congressman who be

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the united states of america is worried that people are listening to folks like donald trump, like larashe was the one who said the $750, she was on with dana bash, trying to have i guess a nice conversation or get some hits in, put up that lie, you know, there only getting $750 and dana bash had to say that is untrue and a lie -- >> judge jeanine: what -- >> jessica: i -- >> judge jeanine: that's what they're getting right now. i was in a flood, i know how that works. >> jessica: i'm very sorry that happened to you but trump and co. should not be saying that's all you're going to get because that make people feel like they have no options. if it's just going to be $750, what's the point quest make the point is it will get you what you need for your immediate necessities, things like baby formula, they were making fun of i think it was senator kennedy saying they are concerned about tampons, it's all about tampons with them -- well, sometimes you need feminine care items, that's what that was about. the marjorie taylor greene thing with they control the weather, first i thought she was

a lot of credit goes to mike whatley and lara trump.sident trump has the right message, good political team, and we're going to make sure that every single person gets the opportunity to vote but just once. >> laura: you know one thing that didn't happen last time, jason, which happened several times this week to friends of mine and their family members who hadn't returned their mail-in ballots for whatever reason, they got calls from people and visits from people in virginia. hey, you didn't return your ballot, can we help you out? sending them where to go, how -- if you lost it how to replace it, that did not happen. that did not happen in 2020. that is happening this time. finally, what makes you think you might be able to flip new mexico and then go to virginia, very quickly, jason. >> jason: simply the recent polling. also democrats have taken so many of these states for granted, some communities for granted for such a long time that president trump is making inroads. whether it be with latino americans. whether it be with african-

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