all right lara trump so great to have you on.ill: thanks. >> thank you, guys great to be with you. rachel: you've got it. will: we reached out to the harris-walz campaign invited them on and have not yet received a response. rachel: or fries from them. will: we have not. rachel: achieving the american dream now costs you a staggering had $4.4 million. jackiedeangeles crunched the numbers. 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell

we have also heard from lara trump, his daughter, and a little earlier lara trump, his daughter, andce, his running mate, of course, for the presidential election in november, also addressing the crowd. a lot of them have banners that say fight, fight, fight. we are waiting for donald trump to arrive. as you can imagine, following that original assassination attempt injuly, security is very tight. you can see at the top right—hand corner your screen the snipers that are there on the snipers that are there on the roof, the secret service were criticised afterjuly. no attempted assassination attempt. very much out in force on all of the roofs, and security has been tightened ahead of this event. indeed, the former president will deliver his speech from behind bullet—proof glass. a number of the events he has held since the events he has held since the original attempt on his life injuly have been behind bullet—proof glass. you can see jd vance meeting and greeting some of the thousands of supporters that are in pennsylvania, in cap mark butler, for this return by donald trump. as we sa

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

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thank you so much for being here lara trump, we just spoke about but her campaign is doing the trump campaign and also what's happening in her home state of north carolina with that devastating devastating hurricane she says that she continues to say that the money is maybe going to be diverted, that they're not going to get enough fema is pushing back on that as somebody who has a vote on where federal disaster aid goes what's your response well, dana, this is this hurricane's a great tragedy and i feel for the people of north carolina, florida, georgia, other states that were affected. >> i mean, lara trump comes from north carolina, kind of shock that she is willing to spread misinformation but, i, think the folks know that the trump family at every opportunity uses information, misinformation to lie to the american people thom tillis, i think said it, well, my colleague from north carolina, that there the, response has been good and they're doing everything they can to help folks in north carolina. it's a tragic situation, is very difficult for females to deal with this. it's man

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 actual

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

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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did say when he was with laura ingraham, the $750 thing, and she corrected him about it, so it's lara trump gave your disaster relief money to people who are here undocumented is a, a lie, and it b obviously creates a narrative that is inaccurate and dangerous -- >> judge jeanine: what pot are the immigrants getting the money from? >> jessica: the shelter services pot. >> judge jeanine: but it's a fema pot, yes or no. >> jessica: what you are accusing joe biden of is the thing donald trump did in 2019. that's what happened. he was the one who move money out of the disaster relief funds. >> jesse: you see what's happening here? >> jessica: i change my vote, by the way, back to kamala. >> jesse: we are having back-to-back natural disasters, americans are dying, you are talking about donald trump. he is talking about donald trump and you are talking about donald trump. stop talking about donald trump. >> jessica: you can't talk -- >> jesse: it's an active god, it's a hurricane. >> greg: we have to question the bottom-line assumption that if you say something, like an opinion, this is going to

lara trump said if you don't vote for donald trump you are evil and this is all leading the violenceis scary. >> i think you talked about and did you just talk about jd vance? >> this is on wednesday and this was at a rally in williamsport, pennsylvania where he said this about whether or not he believes that donald trump actually lost the 2020 election. >> on the election of 2020, i have answered this question directly 1 million times, no, i think there are serious problems in 2020 so to donald trump lose the election? not the words i would use. >> basically setting it up for 2024 and doing the same thing. >> jonathan, the whole thing is to do what they did in 2020. if he loses, they don't want his voters to support it and they won't support it and trump and jd vance want unrest, chaos and violence, and that is what we will get. >> i am. i don't think there should be a sliver of believing this would go any other way and there won't be a peaceful transfer for a guy who doesn't believe in an office that he can't only win in this is the guy who is literally running as an authoritarian

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 bef

the opening i will mention, laura, a lot omichf credit to chairman michael whatley at the rnc and lara trump 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 quickly, ja

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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and it's bad for him considering the fact that she's the one when lara trump took over the rnc was scrapped ground game. i'm the best person out there to get supporters out to the polls and get them ready to go. he's canceling events and rambling on the stump. he's people in the audience there to support him. i have adhd, so it's easy to jump from topic to topic. i've been watching him a long time and i know the cast of characters. even then, a lot of times i can get lost. what is less important than him going off on tangents is how often he loops back to his original point. that is something we see less and less of. >> joking aside, at the end of the day, in order for his threat to be as serious as it should be , he needs to win, and he cannot win if he looks like a buffoon or a babbling idiot. >> one of the unfortunate things is the danger in all of this is that the idiocy and the irrationality are okay with -- you know, at least half of the republican base more less. and it might just turn on this block of moderate and independent voters who have had enough with that. clearly democrats h

lara trump came up -- brian didn't know i was going to be there because i was asked to go the day before comes over to my table and we started talking i said come with me brian doesn't know we are here. there were all these ropes so you couldn't get to the holy people on the dais. so, we just stood in front of the ropes. we said brian! answered looked at us and it was cute. we had a good time. >> ultimately millions of dollars are raised for various catholic charities. also to help put a lot of kids into the schools. the catholic schools throughout the new york city area. so, you know, it is a tradition. and, we have been talking about this over the last couple of days kamala harris missed a great opportunity. >> lawrence: of course she did. >> steve: we saw donald trump standing there and there is schumer he pats him on the back and says you are doing a great job. one night in new york city where people come together. they sit next to each other. they exchange pleasantries. it's kind of the way politics used to be. it's too bad she wasn't there because it would have showed a different s

it's no longer in the moment, postdebate, lara trump be trump. it's let trump be utterly out of control and hope they win anyhow. you can find other moments like this. i was struck by the pervasive darkness. it wasn't just the risky trip to buy bread. the idea that, as he says, kids go to school and leave on the bus and come back having undergone gender surgery. the idea that visitors to the nation's capitol, they want to see the beautiful monuments and go home in body bags. then famously, the lie that haitian immigrants are eating cats and dogs in springfield. it did feel like critical mass for this grotesque caricature version of america that trump has been pushing recently pretty consistently at rallies, social media and interviews. >> i'm trying to understand for myself, is he getting worse? is it different from 2016? it feels like it. >> the other side of this campaign is you cover kamala harris and you are on the harris campaign. i want to play something that eric holder said yesterday which stuck with me. he was on our show, former attorne

sleepy joe biden lara trump? i like biden better. yeah, because he didn't, let them do what he's doing. he doesn't have a clue, the guy. he just goes to sleep at 4:00 every damn day. he doesn't have a clue. and is destroyed come to destroy our country. you see, that's the real threat to the moxley, stupid people. that's the, our biggest threat to democracy is stupid people. but there's a third thing that can happen and that's the fact that if they wanted to avoid this payment and this is the best thing of all, they can come in and build a plant or factory in the united states and spent all of their money and build an editor what country it is. they are going higher american workers and they're going to have a factor in the united states. and then you don't have to pay a tariff and would be beautiful to have job numbers like you've never had before. that's actually to meet the best of the three things. so it's a very simple thing to understand. and they've been doing it for years but they do it very quietly and they do it intelligentl

i think we have it now -- mcnally have trump back there it's lara trump and eric trump taking the stageir going to make remarks as well. i want to talk about one thing really quickly. we keep talking about why new york? why is he focused on new york and manhattan and madison square garden? i don't know if we have this book we put up the "new york times" in a bowl. i'll tell you about it. it is very interesting. it shows kamala harris is ahead of the former president here amongst new yorkers and who they would choose head-to-head i think it was 67% to 27%. that's not the story the story is would you compare that pole to the results that were in 2020 trump versus a biden, trump has eroded the democrats influence here in new york. kamala harris is now about 10 points behind where president biden sat in 2020. that says a lot. you are seeing that amongst minority voters like hispanics and black voters as well. the former president is absolutely chipping away at the democrats sort of a hole on these huge voting blocs. so, we will see what happens on november 5. but no doubt the campaign is fo

difference i argue can make a big difference, i think very into michael whatley trump campaign lara trump everyone knows what they are walking in to learned from abc debate, how these moderators are going to go after accounts candidacy in wore plan candidate. >> house oversight committee dropped explosive allegation, from a whistleblower, so that we have the letter that are comer sent whistleblower says great concerns at department of homeland security, over tim walz ties to communist party of china documents point to a group chat within the agency, that said to contain information about alleged ties this is classified as well as unclassified documents with walz's name on it chairman james comer said subpoena to alejandro mayorkas to get to the bottom of this wants documentation he wants to know specifically, what was going on in chats, about worries over tim walz and his relationships, joe. joe: this is a potential bombshell couldn't have come worse time if cbs wants to show world they are in fact serious news organization they can corner tim walz tonight and ask him what his relationshi

i want to play the sound from lara trump. this is also dangerous.she had to say in pennsylvania. >> this is no longer a fight between republican versus democrat or left versus right. it is good versus evil. good is going to win. >> good versus evil? >> i am old enough to remember when we said we would tone down the rhetoric and the reason that was cited by republicans was they said by repeatedly saying that donald trump represents a threat to democracy, we were raising the stakes too high. donald trump rep represents a threat to democracy full stop. that is not a dangerous thing to sadist dangerous for him to do. for this to become rhetoric that republicans make comments about good versus evil that is somehow, that is one side you can be on. >> also bit before that she said this is no longer a fight between republicans and democrats, left versus right. >> the goal here is violence. trump also said yesterday that my political opponents are trying to kill me. the goal here is violence. he is inciting his supporters. you don't call someone evil unless

they want to install lara trump as the cochair. the party. disrupted that process.k out 60 people who built that ground game. here we are. you're going to see that difference in the next 10 days play itself out. the early vote is one thing. the period between now and election day. >> this is about the time in a campaign where the field staff comes off, here is a yard sign and door hangers. make yourself useful. what is not normal about this cycle, you normally do not have a team of attorneys who are really working in real time to make sure that people are able to vote and to anticipate not just presidential but some down ballot races that will be sustained legal challenges regardless of outcome. >> we will see a bunch of many january 6th is in state certifications. the difference between this election and the last, the infrastructure of the campaign built up was built under the biden team that she continued -- they have more than $1 billion. that money is going toward a good cause. donald trump is not the president. never forget that he went to the east room of the

trump 2024 or people just coming up to me these days, lara, everywhere i go saying how excited they areo go out and vote early for donald trump. >> laura: i want to turn to -- we obviously are seeing an horrific hurricane bearing down on florida now. but we still have north carolina and the other states affected by hurricane helene. washington examiner is saying, laura, 1.2 million registered voters across the 25 disaster counties in western north carolina as of sunday. now, that total figure about 419,000 unaffiliated with party and made up the share of the region's voters. republicans second highest share of the voters at almost 481,000. and then 294,000 for democrats. trump won north carolina in 2020 by a mere 75,000 votes. is this a problem, given the fact that we have a lot of voters who are without homes and, frankly without resources today in north carolina? >> yeah, well, listen, obviously, priority number one is making sure that everyone is safe, any rescue that needs to happen happens, and that we're thinking about the well-being of people before politics, that said, i get thi

lara trump, she is an arizona, governor jim justice an end the keystone state. in michigan, and tim walz another tedious event with her and that is happening right now but was in wisconsin earlier today. bernie sanders and aoc, socialists all gathering in wisconsin. meanwhile, doug emhoff and barack obama have separate events in pennsylvania. here to break it all down, the campaign strategies and so forth, bret baier with "the special report claude." what is happening there in his brain camp giving trump assistance there? >> good morning, brian kemp has a machine and outwardly supporting president trump and that is a big deal in georgia and real clear politics average as a former president of 2.3 points. i want to rent to this scenario 270 electoral votes to win and they start the seventh toss-up states that we have here. traditionally, 2016-2020 the former president was undercounted in the polls and there was a shy trump voter. some people think it might be that way this time. let's say the pollsters are getting it right, exactly right. as of tonight the real c

so, were eric and don, jr., so you had whole effect and lara trump but in a sense a new republican party you had, people like, robert f. kennedy jr., giving a talk at a rally for republican nominee, you had tulsi gabbard now switched apparents a republican interesting you had people as different as vivek ramaswamy a very successful entrepreneurial, of course, elon musk, wealthiest most sufficiently with an in the world also had amazing achievements with star stipulate will will will ultimately i think go to mars probably before end of the decade all of this talent coming together, and i would say frankly i am happy to swap error either are fikennedy for liz cheney captured where this race is at the fact trump is going to quinn. maria: so you think trump can take new york, newt he can win new york? >> well that i long shot, against on how tired o new yorkers are of crime, costs of taxes corruption. he certainly is going to do better in new york, than he did in first two campaigns. i think has outside chance i don't think -- if he carriers new york a landslide of reagan scale. but, certain

i also want to play sound of lara trump the co-chair of the rnc and she's telling trump supporters to get out there early. >> we want you to bank your vote we don't want you to worry and super long lines on election day and it allows us as a party in the campaign to apply our resources to turn out low propensity voters who may not vote every election cycle, that's how we win this and what we've seen is been massive. >> today stops follow trump's event in pennsylvania over the weekend that included a rally in the photoshop at mcdonald's which i'm sure you seen a video and the former president serving up burgers and fries at the fast food to troll vice president harris, he claims she never worked at mcdonald's like she said she does, i mentioned this is the first of three stops in north carolina, this afternoon after this event, the former president will head to the other side of the state he is a big rally in greenville north carolina before attending a faith leaders meeting just outside of the charlotte area. david: thank you very much, meanwhile, light harris is back in the campaign

joining us lara trump, rnc cochair.ra it is great to see you tonight and great to see when butler and i saw you like a millisecond i got a chance to hug you as you were coming out of the audience there. but let's talk about this for the moment because this really was part of their branding campaign. kamala harris, the change agent, and "the new york times" scannable he does best donald trump as the change candidate somehow among likely women likely voters by two points. what is going on there question my. >> i don't believe that poll at all urgent by the way, don't take my word for it but take joe biden's word for it because he told us that the date, laura, kamala harris has been side by side thinking all the decisions of course we have seen in the white house. no one believes that there will be any sort of change with kamala harris. the people of the country are pecking tone attempt to go back in the white house. you were and butler the other day. you saw the crowd in butler. that is the biggest crowd i have seen at a

lara trump, she is in arizona.nor jim justice along with baby dog is in the keystone state. on the democrat side kamala is in michigan. walz is doing another tedious event with her. and that's happening right now. but, within wisconsin, earlier today, bernie sanders and aoc, socialists are all gathering in wisconsin. meanwhile, doug emhoff and barack obama both have separate events in pennsylvania. here to break it all down, the campaign strategies and so forth, bret baier, anchor of "special report." all right, bret. let's start with trump in georgia. what is hang there and is brian kemp giving trump assistance there. >> bret: good evening, laura. brian kemp is helping. he has the machine and supporting former president trump and that's a big deal in georgia. right now the real clear politics average has the former president up 2.3 points. i want to run through this scenario real quick. this the is path to 270 electoral votes needed to win. these are the seven toss-up states. traditionally 2016, 2020 the former pr

i saw him at the correspondence dinner and lara trump was standing there and i was like a, as a going and he was like, excuse me, i'm trying to talk to her. she doesn't want to talk to you. you don't even go here. but i was watching this clip and i felt for you because this must have been what it was like on the five when jessica endorsed donald trump. that must have been very odd for you when she came out. >> greg: i think it is news to her as well. >> i don't know why but people still get jessica and i confused so people will come up to me and be like a jessica, and i'm like i'm voting for trump! and they're like... >> greg: when people mistake me for todd pyro -- >> you love it! >> greg: we have to move on,mp don't go away,to "mailing it inh is next.tom [cheering and applause] ...and even at 2 years. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections... ...or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease or uc. ask your gastroenterologist... ...about s

. >> carley: lara trump was talking about this on sunday.rth carolina, very red, hit hard by the storm and said vote totals there are high. can you project what you are seeing now out and make a determination on what this early voting means bh it comes to the outcome of the race or is it too early to tell? >> if we continue to have parity with democrats when we get to election day when we win election day vote over whelmingly, president trump is very well positioned to win north carolina for the third time. >> carley: we showed this report from nbc news and headline says it all, i'm sure deep interest to you. democrats base for possible crack in blue wall and assigns of north carolina slipping. while north carolina is still in campaign sight and democrats maintain strong leadership there, harris team is far less bullish about victory. former president obama may share that sentiment listen to what he said in wisconsin yesterday. watch this. >> it is going to be tight because a lot of americans are still struggling. as a country, we've been th

i saw him at the correspondence dinner and lara trump was standing there and i was like a, as a goinge was like, excuse me, i'm trying to talk to her. she doesn't want to talk to you. you don't even go here. but i was watching this clip and i felt for you because this must have been what it was like on the five when jessica endorsed donald trump. that must have been very odd for you when she came out. >> greg: i think it is news to her as well. >> i don't know why but people still get jessica and i confused so people will come up to me and be like a jessica, and i'm like i'm voting for trump! and they're like... >> greg: when people mistake me for todd pyro -- >> you love it! >> greg: we have >> announcer: you're watching "mailing it in". >> greg: badger to asks, have you ever had a ghostly experience? i'll go do you first, you get ghosted a lot but that's not what we're talking about. we are talking about hauntings. >> and i have. i was in a pottery class and johnny from dirty dancing came up from behind me and started messing -- that's the plot to ghost, people! >> greg: i think the

there the entire time phenomenal donald trump was great, melania was great, don jr., eric trump, lara trump lott nick, it was phenomenal, the energy was crazy in there and it really lays the foundation for donald trump to win this election to be the next president. stuart: do you think he can win new york state. >> at this point. it is tough but you have your doubts. i will tell you this, he is going to perform significantly better than any republican has performed in new york state since ronald reagan he's going to perform a lot better than a lot of other states, new hampshire really tight he's going to virginia over the weekend. over the weekend he will go to virginia. this is looking as kamala harris is going to lose an electoral college landslide to donald trump and the reason why the issues remain the same. inflation, our border and our foreign policy but at the core of it all terrible leadership out of washington, d.c., donald trump can fix it. stuart: i want you to listen to what president biden said about men voting for donald trump, watch this. >> mr. president what do you say abou

what i can say is the republican party has been very focused on ground game certainly since lara trump took over in march and president trump became our presumptive nominee. we've been building our apparatuses over the course of the last six months and we are supercharging our efforts to go out there and give low propensity voters and we're already seeing the fruits from that labor they're starting to come in. every civil state or we've got early voting and absentee voting going on right now where the republican numbers are up versus where they were 2016 ended 2020. at the same time, we are excited because the federal election commission issued an order earlier this year that allows us to coordinate ground game activities with outside groups. there are a number of groups, turning point, national rifle association, americans for prosperity and others that are on the ground all across the country knocking on doors and making phone calls in a similar way that we are. we are able to go ornate with them. so yet we are very happy to have these other folks in the field with us. >> martha: tha

allowed the photo and keep fighting, glenn, vote early and i will call into glenn's rally with lara trumpazy ruling." meanwhile glenn youngkin is fighting and immediately will petition the fourth circuit court of appeals and if necessary the supreme court. a key graph and glenn youngkin statement was this, let's be clear about what happened only 11 days before the presidential election. a federal judge to reinstate 1500 individuals who self identified themselves as noncitizens back onto the vote e individuals previously presented immigration documents confirming noncitizens status a fact verified by federal authorities. judge giles ordered 1600 voters reinstated following governor youngkin's august 7th order to remove them and the crux of judge giles order is there was a reason to believe eligible voters had their voting registration flag. she went on to say in the public interest for ineligible voters to be remote but also important for states to comply with federal law appeared to in this case, national voter registration act which the doj o soup saying glenn youngkin violated 90 day qu

we have recruited, larry rah -- lara trump and i have done events in 20 the different states to recruitin lawyers and observers, over 230,000 people across the cub have signed up at protect the vote.com because they want fair, accurate, secure and transparent elections. maria: and, kelly, let's talk about georgia potentially as impactful as pennsylvania on this race. you have volunteered as a poll watcher. tell me what the early voting looks like in georgia, kelly. >> well, it's record level early voting, maria. just like in many states across the country. we have 2.8 million voters having come out, and we still have five days of early voting left plus election day. what's happening on the ground in georgia, you see the most enthuse in red counties, and that is does -- spiewz if yam. we're building a new conservative coalition, and it cuts across party lines, across race. look, democrats and diverse communities are rejecting the identity politics of the left and saying that they want to put americans first. they want to be put first. and if they want president trump's agenda that lifts

i will just say that i had lara trump, the former president's daughter-in-law, but also co-chair of the rnc on she's a native north carolinian and we went back and forth about this and it's just not stopping it's not i've covered female department alleged security for many years and what is being conflated here are two completely separate pots of money. >> there is money that is a disaster relief funds that we often talk about in this phase and rescue and recovery. and then there is a shelters program that is money that goes to shelters who are helping and housing migrants. i have spoken to multiple homeland security officials about this. the money has not been and never has been transferred over. and it is monies that are authorized by congress all of this to say that when i have been talking to my sources about what the former president is saying the ultimate concern is that people will not apply for assistance. as you heard there from the fema administrator because they believe there is no money. so what is being said has the real-world effect of people refraining from applying for t

and i want to also play this sound from rnc co-chair lara trump, pushing the same false narrative with my colleague, dana bash kamala harris did come out and say it's $750 per family, right now the idea that we've spent $650 million in fiscal year 24 on the migrant crisis. >> that kamala harris was responsible for stopping by all accounts she created by having an open door policy at our southern border is infuriating to citizens of this country we should know a couple of things. >> donald trump actually did reroute money, fema money to detention facilities for migrants and so forth. and the $750 kamala harris referred to was to be given up front for immediate assistance, not the long term recovery of resources that are expected to been made available. the fema director called these false claims. he truly dangerous narrative and not helpful to people you laid out some of the reasons why it's not helpful the people you have to wonder how much this upcoming election is fueling these categorically false claims? >> yes. so anytime you have a big natural disaster or any sort of breaking news

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team is headed up by a woman, lynn a da mcmahon, and the rnc, president trump personally tapped lara trumpincredibly insulting to the tens of millions of american women who are supporting him and casting their ballots for him in this election because they want a secure border, they want a president who's going to protect them and their family from illegal immigrant criminals, and they want a president who's going to put more money in their pockets and restore the american dream for their children. and i am also one of those proud women who works for president trump and is proud to vote for him. and i know there are many others across this great country. shame on mark cuban, and kamala harris needs to come out and condemn these remarks. elizabeth: yeah. no apologies, nothing. what do you think, tammy? [laughter] >> what's fascinating for me here is every now and then you get the curtain pulled back. a remark like this is not just done out of, you know, the air just hike it's an accident. this is the -- like it's an accident. this is a message or at least a trial balloon by the harris campai

rnc co-chair lara trump threatening legal action in north carolina to make sure everyone can vote. >>t have to go that path. we hope they do the right thing. >> the state board of elections has already approved measures to promote ballot access 13 counties hit by hurricane helene. the g.o.p. nominee rallying in president biden's birthplace of scranton, pennsylvania today where he announced is he going after deep blue states. >> we're making a play for new jersey, we're making a play for virginia. we're making a play for new york. [cheers] new mexico. minnesota. >> trump is targeting blue collar workers hit hard by the economy. >> we're going to frac, frac, frac. >> as vice president kamala harris heads to erie, pennsylvania on monday, both candidates are chasing female suburban voters here. >> a guy came up to me today he said sir, you really should be nicer to her. the woman won't like it. >> biden won suburban women in 2020 now fox polling shows harris leading by 17 points. but with a 6 point margin of error even with abortion on the ballot. meaning the race for those votes is just

is a look at the scene there and here is rnc cochair lara trump on the mood of supporters. >> that shows you that there is continued enthusiasm and growing enthusiasm for donald trump and i think as every day goes by, we are 30 days away from the selection, people are really considering what kind of america they want to live in. you want to get back to a time where you have great economic policy, more money in your pocket and a secure southern boarder and peace agreements and set of wars breaking out around the world. >> vice president surrogates also outcome optimistic about her chances in november. >> in people who are disengaged are now engaged, interested, volunteering. so we are well poised to win this thing. but it is still scary close and i can remember a time in history that we had such a clear, dramatic choice about the direction of the country would take, whether we would move forward to an economy that works for everyone, with democracy that is healthy and intact or whether we move back to this terrible trump american carnage. >> governor tim walz is attending campaign recepti

. >> you know, i will switch gears and i do want to play this sound from lara trump yesterday becausee said at that rally in butler, pennsylvania. >> this is no longer a fight between republican versus democrat or left versus right. it is good versus evil. and good is going to win this battle, ladies and gentlemen. meyer -- good versus evil? >> i am old enough to remember when they said they were going to turn down the rhetoric and the reason it was being cited is that by repeatedly saying that donald trump represents a threat to democracy, we were raising the stakes too high and donald trump represents a threat to democracy.. this isn't a dangerous thing to say. it is a dangerous thing for him to be doing. for this to become rhetoric, we hear republicans making comments about good versus evil and that is somehow not cooling the temperature and there is one side you can be on if it is good versus evil. >> before that she said this is no longer a fight between republicans and democrats or left versus right. >> let's cut to the chase. the goal is violence. trump also said yesterday, jon

lara trump and i recruited over 230,000 volunteers to serve as poll workers and poll observers all across. it is the first time we've ever had a national election integrity effort. we're working with every single state like virginia, like ohio, like texas, to make sure that they're going to have the rules in place to ensure that we're going to have free and fair elections. maria: are you saying -- how confident are you that we'll have a fair election and you don't have illegals voting? >> we have the largest process ever in place, the largest program ever in place and we're very upbeat about the response that we've gotten from the american people. they want these elections to be protected. they want to protect the vote. maria: how about the money? kamala harris has the cash edge over donald trump. harris' campaign rayed nearly $222 million in september, pushing the fundraising total to over $11 billion. the trump campaign brought in $633 million last month. the doj is warning that elon musk's super pac that its $11 million give away to registered voters in swing states could be breaking t

derbidge national committee cochair lara trump helping with the recovery efforts in her home state ofne. correspondence danny lee mcnichol reporting live from asheville, north carolina. hi devin imrie. >> hi, martha. i'm here to share it -- show you what's left of the district here in nashville to the subject an important time for tourism and what stands right behind me is an art studio completely destroyed. we see baby clothing and mix with the, we see antiques completely covered in mad. this was really special community here that we know artists from all over came to make it their home the president of the river oaks -- 80% of this district destroyed and that -- 12 la studio equipment and their cherished artwork and print. one artist told us that everything been picked up by floodwater, dropped somewhere else in the area so recovering their special art has been hard when we see the paintings have still been stuck in the ceilings. artists are saying its also really externally difficult to clean up the mud here because there still no running water in this area. now jeffrey burroughs h