angered by women at government overreach is what is going to be the finding difference for comma le harris. and what is already a very close race, former president or rather per and president joe biden won the state back in 2020. and this is what carla harris police will help her with the white house this time around. now the comments made by before the president donald trump, where he said just one day ago that he will protect women, whether they like it or not is the exact kind of dislodge in a couple of harris says that women are angry about and she believes that those continued gas show that donald trump does not value women and their choices, but she says she will protect the women as their choices. and she says that this is something that she says highlight the differences between herself and the former president can really help it out to 0. phoenix, arizona. well, during his riley and henderson, nevada, donald trump accused harris of operating a lax border policy and promised a mass deportation program if he's elected. and i will put these vicious and blood thursday criminals in jai

angered by women at government overreach is what is going to be the finding difference for comma le harris. and what is already a very close race, former president, or rather per and president, joe, by that it won the state back in 2020. and this is what tomlin harris louise will help her with the white house this time around. now with the comments made by before the president, donald trump, where he said, just one day a goes that he will protect women, whether they like it or not is the exact kind of miss sergeant e come on, harris says that women are angry about and she believes those continue gas show that donald trump does not value women and their choices, but she says she will protect the women as their choices. as she says that this is something that she says highlight the differences between herself and before her president can really help it out to 0 phoenix, arizona. townhome. and was that trans? riley? it was a long riley and henderson, nevada. as donald trump spoke for well over an hour, not till the 1st part of this page was about migration. about his promise to close the budd

regardless of who ends up in the white house. polls show that 2 thirds of germans would prefer a comma le harris says us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with the president is carmella harris. the you westerman friendship for sans on more solid ground. that's a pick up some methods that transatlantic, with judas vandal. i'm just tired of. and the report that judas have is probably both ends prefer uh candidates. so for president the have however, being points of friction with the, by the administration of, of course. and look, you know, every american presence 1st can look out for the interest of the united states. and i think it is, you know, completely false to think that cala harris is going to be exactly like joe by joe biden. has probably the greatest trans atlantic this over the last 50 years. he's been the phone relation committee, he's probably attentive the munich security conference, more than anyone else. and calmly. harris, of course, has a completely different story. she's been a senator, she's been a prosecutor, but she has not been involve

election and given the importance it's playing in 2024 i, as you mentioned for stocks for comma le harris, because this is such a critical battle ground state. she is concentrating all her energies in this final campaign stop. it will be in philadelphia. so make her final speech just one hour before election day. and i can tell you that this is a unique state, a minute to blend of cities as well as world voters. so this is why it is so competitive for not only cobbler, but also for donald trump. now, as we've been talking, it's really been a dead heat all the way along in this state for the 2 candidates. and so this is something that com la is going to be making a real competitive speech. it's going to be a very up lifting speech. we're told, but also she's getting some encouraging numbers, but it may, it is competitive here, this state. but nationally, we are now learning from the campaign. but in fact, is the latest polls are showing that she is edging ahead and the numbers are indicating that it is outside the margin of error, which has a positive and encouraging sign. still, she says,

regardless of who ends up in the white house. polls show that 2 thirds of germans would prefer a comma le harris says us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with the presidents, carmella harris, the u westerman friendship were stand on more solid ground earlier and spoke to pizza by a little cold. and i did relations with the us for the last time and government during donald trump's 1st term and office. so i often whether he had any concerns about trump. yes, a share the concerns under a 2nd presidency of donald trump. about certainly we, we will see a lot of challenges in the transatlantic relations gotten across the big pond regardless of the next president, kamala harris on donald trump, with a guard to donald trump. certainly 2 things are in the standard topics that, that, you know, we should be focus on. one is defense and security. need to compensate contribution and a solution or is support with regard to the russian was aggression against ukraine . the 2nd big thing is certainly traded economy. we expect more protection isn't here. now, relations be

most democrats had believed protecting abortion rights would motivate enough folders to give common le harris the victory. but that didn't happen, not by a long shot. you know, were regulated healthcare access or not? i've been a nurse for 32 years. women are the only ones who are have their health care act decisions being taken away from them. some people just, you know, folks for a platform. and i think the people will become a couple we all think is planning to do and they really start to march and show their their honest feelings against me. these 1st days after trumps victory have clearly been hard for many of the women who come to the march. feeling a little frustrated in a little angry. somebody might have a little bit of sadness. maybe a little bit of fear. well we're here to say it's like the size, say we've got us all right, the 1000 miles further. so in boca raton, florida, the sun's mood and messages are very different. inspections to the holiday honoring former members of the us armed forces. the . we're curious how women attending this event view. the election results. u. s. mil

will become the next president of the united states. vice president and democratic candidate comma le harris was in georgia and north carolina. before speaking, edit church service in detroit polling suggest the race is neck and neck with former president donald trump's for so he was also campaigning in pennsylvania. i think they have the right to put you in jail. earlier i spoke to justin higgins, a strategic communications consultant who has worked for both the democratic politicians as well as for the republican presidential campaign in 2016. and i asked him how the 2 candidates are tailoring their messages to their specific target groups. for v p harris to win this election by frankly, she is going to need a elderly motor senior citizens, college educated voters, and an overwhelming search from women voters. she's been doing this through focusing on the economy and how she would be better, but also a large focus of her campaign has been on women's rights. and specifically here in the united states, abortion is a big issue. so she has made a very sharp contrast to trump, and she's also pr

significant number of pro life women that meant that perhaps that appeals to when, meanwhile, kind of le harris said that her 1st priority is present would be to, as she put it stops as pain coming out of abortion bands. but is she in a position to do that? so it would be difficult for her to make changes in law because that has to go to our congress. and it's not likely that either party is going to have a sufficient margin in congress to be able to pass a new law. but as president, you can do a lot of things through executive action. so i can imagine that she would try to make it easier to access, for example, the a portion kill which if president trump becomes president again, i imagine that he would try to restrict access to it. so when i talk about a national van or restoring roe vs wade, those things are hard to do through law, but there's a lot that they can do for executive action. well, i do want to ask you about the, the overturning of the landmark roe vs wade. decision that was just 2 years ago, and we know, of course, that that ruling have protected the rights to an abortion for nea

he will of course, price uh, kinda le harris. and i think in the core of it, in this very probably presidential speeds a, there will be a democracy. he will say that he's kind of totally committed to a peaceful transition of power. very different from donald trump, of course, and better use, reaching out to the american people, asking them to come together after this very sometimes toxic last couple of months . now tell us what can we expect when will don't a, donald trump begin the process of choosing a cabinets and, and selecting all the high ranking officials. in the next couple of days, he's already talking to people. of course, the already kind of names which is important for an international audience is of course the position of the secretary of state. there is richard cornell, a being named very often. he is the former ambassador to germany. some might be familiar with and other big names. what is pretty sure is that ellen musk will play a major role. and that is interesting. okay, how does he of course is the richest man

could further erode access to reproductive health care and are urging undecided voters to back comma le harris. nobody's janelle, it delay on was after rally and has more of a demonstrators here at the women sports in washington dc. it's very clear about what the difference between hire and the when it comes to the 3 productive, right? the reproductive right, it's one of the central topics over can see he's failed to restore federal protection for the right to have an abortion that repeatedly, he thought, thinks about them. it hasn't any business in telling women what to do with their bodies. what donald trump is positioning has been a lot more models on the issue. he has taken credit for the over turning of roe vs wade. at the same time, he has been big about whether he supports a national ban on abortion or not. although we had said on occasions that he favors exceptions to handle the cases of a rape or incest, or whatever happens on tuesday, november 5, because it's already shaping up to be a very tender collection. whoever becomes the president will go a long way towards shaping the lives

reminder of our top story with just the day until the us presidential election, vice president come, le harris and republican candidate tons donald trump, are making a final push across key battleground states. vice president harris started her monday drive in scranton, pennsylvania. donald trump meanwhile begin his morning campaign events in raleigh. that's the capital of the swing states, north carolina, the manager up today will be back soon with more headlines. in the meantime, you can find out more about these and other stories online, where at dw. com. we're also on youtube part of the dw news channels i'm seeing here is the invalid. thanks for watching the .

the pathway is starting to narrow for comma le harris. there is still an opportunity for her to win the white house. the harris campaign has assembled a substantial legal team and is prepared to launch a number of legal challenges. should it be necessary as should donald trump for republican rival, declare victory prematurely? kimberly held him alger 0 washington pathway. extremely narrow. i think i'll ship this on this here, democratic political strategist and also james davis is a rep. our republicans rest is all should they told to of winning the women say they thought to win the over the undecideds as they, they told of a great election. it didn't have no comment away. what else? i think that they will have to be an autopsy done if it indeed turns out we can all the votes and come on here and not the president. i think that will have to be an autopsy done because it isn't clear right off the bat. i'm not going to just take a republican talking point about old people here on this issue and immigration and everything else. i think that t

angered by women at government overreach is what is going to be the finding difference for comma le harris. and what is already a very close race for president or rather per, and president joe biden won the state back in 2020, and this is what tomlin harris louise will help her with the white house this time around. now the comments made by before the president donald trump, where he said just one day a goes that he will protect women, whether they like it or not is the exact kind of the sergeant e commerce of harris says that women are angry about and she believes that those continue gas show that donald trump does not value women and their choices, but she says she will protect the women as their choices. and she says that this is something that she says highlight the differences between herself and before her president can really help it out to 0. phoenix, arizona. oh, correspondent john holman, has been taking a look at how things went out. trump's rally in nevada was alone. raleigh and henderson, nevada. as donald trump spoke for well over an hour much and the 1st part of this age was

and in the end kind of le harris did when a majority of women. but her majority with when it was actually smaller than joe biden. and a lot of people are saying that the democrats should have spent more time on economic issues with the bread and butter issues, being the main concern for many people this election season and sen, bernie sanders, the independent from vermont. the progressive from vermont took a real hard stance, was very critical of the democrats approach, saying that they focused on identity politics at the expense of working class voters. and that they last working class voters through this focus. and that would be something they'd have to correct going forward. and of course that's something that the people in the us had time and time again said thought so what am i to to them is how they can afford to buy things from the supermarket. now, the democrats are still holding out hope those guessing at least a majority in the house of representatives. a yes, the vote tallying is still taking place. and democrats say that there could s

regardless of who ends up in the white house. polls show that 2 thirds of germans would prefer a comma le harris says us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with the president is carmella harris, the u westerman friendship for sans on more solid ground. well, that's good morning, this way. the beats a buyer who sits on the german parliaments for an affairs committee, and he also coordinated relations with us for the last uh, german government. uh mr. by we heard a few concerns then that story from your colleagues and the bonus talk as you have left on us durham and relations during donald trump's 1st presidency. do you have any concerns on what all the as yes, a share the concerns under a 2nd presidency of donald trump. but certainly we, we will see a lot of challenges in the transatlantic relations gotten across the big pond regardless of the next president, kamala harris on donald trump, with a guard to donald trump. certainly, 2 things are in the standard topics that, that, you know, we should be focused on one is defense and security, major company cont

regardless of who ends up in the white house. polls show that 2 thirds of germans would prefer a comma le harris as us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with the presidents, comma, la harris, but you westerman friendship for sand on more solid ground. to spain, our prime minister pitiless sunchase has announced a relief package with 10600000000 zeros to help the survivors of the flash floods that have killed more than 200 people in the area of valencia. emergency workers are still searching shopping centers, garages, and on the ground comp on a more subject to search rhythm offs with comments may have deposited more buddy 217 people on known to have died in the floods. but that number is expected to rise as many people still on the account. us and the i off the w corresponded jun slip shows. so is just returned from brothers. yeah. why so many people were killed in the front, despite advanced bullying from full cost as well for 1st of all, because it has probably been the worst flooding in europe in the past 5 decades. but also because the crisis manageme

we're not demanding that comma le harris address. uh, uh, uh, health disparities in wealth disparities in education disparities. we're not making any demands on her. so then when she gets elected, or if she gets elected and then doesn't deliver, and she will give the same answer, the president, the president obama gave when he was asked, why did you do more for the black community? the answer she gave you all didn't demand anything about. let me ask you about the, the republicans too, because according to gallup more american voters now identify when they do a p, as the part of that is better equipped to address the most important, the most pressing american problems like economy, immigration, government, inflation. but it is politically, are the parties know what the unified either on the, i wonder if you take these numbers as um, as an expression of genuine genuine supports when the republicans, or is it the up. and now that another example of the lesser of the 2 evils that they're sort of supporting what they have a for the like,

le harris and donald trump are on the final campaign push ahead of us collections. on tuesday, mr. trump predicted alons like victory, while visiting the battle, ground straits of pennsylvania and north carolina. the polls indicate the race is still too close to cool. vice president harris is also in pennsylvania, where she will hold in late night valley with celebrities, including oprah winfrey spades. government says it's deploying more than $7000.00 trips to the valencia vision. in the aftermath of last week.

as the german government and mainstream media strongly predicted, the common le harris with when. however, in the end, donald trump not only one but a chieftain outstanding result, this has led to a political turnaround, not only in the us, but also for the entire western world, including germany. i believe this turnaround will bring more peace, particularly with regard to the ukraine conflict. will that have been okay, seen so many streams of bombs to them? all of that is where any funds were attacked following a football match. and the dodge capital wanting to stopping images are had the the the no, well, an international scandal. it is off to hundreds of fans of a drills. macaulay tell of a football team, we're ambushed and file and c attacks, and i'm start off on thursday night following a game against a dance team. he's really prominent for his office once a week to react, stating that, and it's in yahoo views. before we find incident with hots most gravity, he demanded that the dutch government and security forces take swift action against the rioters and ensure the safety o

presidential by then, but also of course, in the concession speech made by the vice president, comma le harris. otherwise, well, this was a speech to the nation or at least billed is that what this was was really more of a speech to disappointed democrats. the us president consoling those who felt disappointed, but well there had been the advancements made by the vice president of course she ran out of historic campaign, but that ultimate glass ceiling still not broken. then of course, many in the united states still looking their will is if you will with regard to that. and so the once again, the us president kind of taking that last in stride, but also playing the role of consoler in chief, striking again some of the same notes that the you, us price president, struck on wednesday in her own concession speech to americans talking about how they are proud of the work is abiding harris administration, that there's still a lot of work to be done and that work can continue in office or out of office. and so these are really the points view as president talked about, championing the adjust americ

wisconsin, michigan, have not been called an, even though donald trump may have the edge over comma le harris right now in those states that does not mean they have been called for donald trump. and so if he has goes out and declares victory in advance of com, la harris, it will make it more challenging for her. but it is still not impossible for her to win the white house. they know that they have the money invested in the legal team and they are all ready prepared. but what we also know is that donald trump has also got a legal team behind him. and this is almost the worst case scenario that everyone was hoping to avoid. the fact that this might be a close spot race and that this would be an election that would be decided perhaps in the courts and not through the ballot box. kimberly how kids with the harris campaign at howard university. what we hear that the vice president will not be appearing this evening. thank you very much. back again without panel still have elizabeth and come with me and now be caught up. also, kristen salumi out to 0 correspondence. here she is following more bad

regardless of who ends up in the white house. polls show that 2 thirds of germans would prefer a comma le harris as us president. and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with the presidents, comma, la harris, but you westerman friendship for sand on more solid ground. and a political correspondent, matthew moore told me how much a change of power in the white house could impact germany. mazda is a huge deal, but that's because of germany's fortunes are intertwined with no other country, quite like the with the us. and that's because, since the 2nd world war, germany has relied on the us security guarantees that made the germans did enjoy decades of economic prosperity without having to invest massively in defense. now renew that president. trump always object to, to that. and in fact, this week he said that jam anyways, quote, it's in our lunch so and so he basically represents kind of the on stability. and i kind of critical all i, if you like with as high risk, represents the status quoted so that you'd be a much more comfortable partner for the germans. look, the u. s.

why does come le harris lose so well lose? we're saying that because that's what exit polls are showing. and it seems of right now they're resorting to trash talking, trump, which we'll get to in the 2nd n blaming, show find it. why are they blaming joe by them? because they're saying, well, he's the one he should have shopped out earlier this way. they only allow tamela how is a $107.00 days to campaign, which is not enough completely ignoring the 5. let's see what was in the office for 4 years before that. let's look at the media. suppose. well, and that's what makes the timing. i think of president biden's decision to step down after the debate. something that if she does in fact was, will be under a microscope. because of course, there was so much discussion even over the summer about potentially having an open primary. donald trump has been running for 2 years. come, la harris has been running for a 170107 days. so one of my big questions is, particularly with her candidacy, is whether that was just enough time to introdu

i found that some voters were saying that, well, you didn't get kinda le harris enough of time. yeah. i had a $107.00 days to come pay. yeah. i mean, would think hold on a 2nd. she was there for, for years and years. i don't know who she is and what city is about, no idea what her policy is, your or not. and itself says at all, i think. right? absolutely. all right, marina cost, right. bye. thank you. but we spoke with us on sibley lead attorney and found over the muslim legal organization who says it would have been a travesty of justice for the current administration to be re elected given their policy on gaza. this is one of the ugliest selections in us history because both candidates are openly competing and uh, in subscribing their support to testing their support to israel's, for i think, a genocidal crimes. i think there's a huge pop presented to be american with some population that are utterly disgusted with the democratic party, which frankly doesn't represent americans or democrats. i mean, you look at over 80 percent of democrats, they are against what is roles doing

why does come le harris lose so well? lose? we're saying that because that's what i suppose are showing. and it seems that right now they're resorting to trash talking, trump, which we'll get to in the 2nd and blaming show by then why are they blame and joe by them because they're saying, well, he's the one he should have shopped out earlier. well, and that's what makes the timing, i think of president biden's decision to step down after the debate. something that if she does in fact was, will be under a microscope. because of course, there was so much discussion even over the summer about potentially having an open primary. donald trump has been running for 2 years. pamela harris has been running for a 170107 days. so one of my big questions is, particularly with her candidacy, is whether that was just enough time to introduce herself. well, it is true because her association would show by them, of course, didn't do her any favors because actually she was his vice president during the time when his disapproval rating doubled,

and must have be sure that and in many ways, this is what led to the loss of vice president, comma le harris in the november election. and don't forget, it is also what in many ways cost joe biden, the chance to run for a 2nd term. you have to remember here in the united states that the war, israel's war on gaza and to a further extension into 11 on it was enormously and popular. here in the united states, particularly with younger voters, we saw protest all across college campuses in the united states. for months and in particular demographics such as air of americans and states like michigan which for critical swing states, particularly for democrats. this was in many cases of protest, vote against joe biden. later, a in the, in the primaries later against vice president comm, la harris. this certainly was a strike against them. this is.

be sure that and in many ways this is what led to the loss of vice president, comma le harris in the november election. and don't forget, it is also what in many ways cost joe biden, the chance to run for a 2nd term. you have to remember here in the united states that the war, israel's war and gaza and to a further extension into 11 on it was enormously and popular. here in the united states, particularly with younger voters, we saw protests all across college campuses in the united states. for months and in particular, demographic such as the error of americans and states like michigan which for critical sway states, particularly for democrats. this was in many cases of protest, vote against joe biden. later, a in the, in the primaries, later against vice president comm la harris. this certainly was a strike against them. this is no victory for joe biden, although the he may try to portray this one. but this certainly falls short of the sort of the 3 stage proposals that he put forward back at the end of the may early june when he really proposed a multi faceted plan to try and brin

the right that makes this a new battle ground state and it's one, it kind of le harris hopes to win because the reason is becoming increasingly democratic is that people have moved into the urban areas around atlanta. they call it the blue blob. and that's where most of the new comers come here and they are voting like people in atlanta do, which tends to be toward democrats. it's got 16 of those 270 electoral votes that the winner needs. and how important is it? well, somebody is interfering today. that is because we have heard from the fulton county police that is the county that includes atlanta, that there have been several bomb threats and other threats at pulling places here . and they've had to shut some of them down. but they've cleared those threats, and they've opened the polling stations back up. and the police here say that they're gonna ask for a court order that will allow those pulling places to be open for the or an extra length of time to make up for the time that they were closed. it's important to note that this state was the one that the republicans made, the epicenter o

i think that is a common le harris and very much not a donald trump, but i think a lot of people are still waiting for that decision is weighing heavily on them. probably the trees we find much appreciate your time here now just you know, thank you. thank you. but as we mentioned, republican the presidential candidate donald trump has been in 3 swing states on sunday. the site to look back the pitch he made to vote his early today. a with your vote or tuesday, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into your country. your country is under siege. we have criminals of all the right at the murderer's drug dealers. we have some of the worst terrorist of the world in our country right now. they may live right by you. there letterman by the 10s of thousands, the worst administration, a history of our country. and if we let this slip away, we should have our heads examined and fish it has the very latest on the trump campaign from kingston in north carolina. donald trump taking his message in the final days 2 places where he thinks it can make a difference. he's

you know, kind of them, uh, kinda le harris says expected deliver her concession speech in and around an hour from now that spring and kimberly, how could she's joining us from washington, dc. kimberly, we know she's conceded defeat to donald trump. what we're expecting her to say when she of his, at that university campus i think it's important to know what we've heard from the age and the campaign staff with regard to the call that she made to donald trump is the vice president underscore the importance of the present for all americans and discussing the peaceful transfer of power. think about where we were sammy, just a little more than or a little under 4 years ago. this was a very different scenario. when donald trump lost the election to a president biden, there was not the peaceful transfer of power, and there was not a concession and congratulatory telephone call from donald trump to president biden . and so what we're seeing humbling harris do is restoring the norms and traditions that have been in place in the united states for, for decades, for hundreds of years. and so wha

it is essentially a tide race between donald trump and comma le harris with most of the votes that were cast early through mail or valid, dropped off. having been counted, what's now remaining to be counted were boats that were cast in person on election day, and all indications are from what we've seen and what we observed around the state that the turn out was quite heavy in person voting. so that could mean that there are quite a few votes to be counted, and the margins could shift back and forth. over the next several days, we were told by the maricopa county elections board here, the officials here that it might take up to 13 days to count all of the votes from this particular county, the city of phoenix included. we expect to get some better idea of who is going to carry the state and it's 11 f electoral votes before then. rob riddles, l g 0, phoenix, arizona. strong supporters and neighborhood ground of wisconsin and celebrated his victory. milwaukee, the state's largest city. 100. yeah. accounts by us this report from the republican watch party of the year, the state of wisconsi

it is essentially a tied race between donald trump and comma le harris with most of the votes that were cast early through mail or ballad drops off. having been counted, what's now remains to be counted, were boats that were cast in person on election day, and all indications are from what we've seen. and what we observed around the states that the turn out was quite heavy in person voting. so that could mean that there are quite a few votes to be counted, and the margins could shift back and forth. over the next several days, we were told by the maricopa county elections board here, the officials here that it might take up the 13 days to count all of the votes from this particular county, the city of phoenix included. we expect to get some better idea of who is going to carry this state and it's 11 f electoral votes before then. rob riddles, l g 0, phoenix, arizona. 200 has this update from georgia crucial swing state. the donald trump has one georgia saw record turn out in their selection and democratic hopes that a serge in turn out would put kind of a hairs over the job, but there w

and then political berlin, there appears to be a consensus that with a president's comma le harris, us german friendship will stand on more solid ground and biscuit mall with brenda vaughan. he is a political analyst. the baptist, mon foundations, your program, but he focuses on problems, atlantic trade as a guarantee and us foreign policy. welcome brendan. let's talk about donald trump 1st. what is it that scares all water is germany and by extension europe the most. so 1st and foremost, we have to say the 2nd donald trump term would likely be more intense, more aggressive than his 1st. he doesn't have to worry about reelection is unlikely to have moderating voices in his inner circle. and he simply has more experience this time around. it's about us to be said initially, but with a look to u. s. foreign policy. aside from china we, we could experience an almost complete reversal from the bite in years. trans linux security and defense would be a major issue. donald trump, as clearly stated he, he's, he's skeptical with this organization. i don't anticipate that the united states, we

oh, the pathway is starting to narrow for comma le harris. there is still an opportunity for her to win the white house. the harris campaign has assembled a substantial legal team and is prepared to lodge a number of legal challenges. should it be necessary, as should donald trump for republican rival, declare victory prematurely? kimberly health m l g 0, washington. well let's bring in a guess who will be with us here through the torture of his son is a democratic people. stressed isn't found in principle. accommodate communications, james davis republican strategist. so james, to start with you. uh, how surprised all you. i gave you, still counting, but there's no pills but we're, it's, it's a done deal. i think. how surprised all you by the degree of victory? well, looking at the early indicators, i felt that donald trump would more is more likely than not to win the election. however, it's, it seems pretty decisive. i mean, i did not expect them to win the popular vote. it looks like he might bind a clean sweep of most of the swing states.

yeah, let me ask you about the fact that kind of le harris has been unveiling the past few weeks. more details about her economic agend. uh, what she's calling an opportunity economy. do voters feel at this stage like they have enough detail about her plan and what it entails to i i listen, i think that you know, she's been putting more meat on the bones in the last. she obviously, her campaigns only a few months old. and i do think that there are some people who probably would like more details. but what i will say is obviously she's got way more detail. and then donald trump does not that, that you know, makes it i also just have to say just going back a little bit. this is one of my biggest frustrations, aside from the current abysmal foreign policy of this administration. there have been some good things out of this white house as far as the economy goes and they have not communicated that to the american people. and frankly, that's on them. um, so i, i do, you know, i do think that she's the vice president hasn't put in more detail together and been putting more detail out th

and so you have them calling outcome le harris for courting and running around with live cheney. and even though donald trump has said that is real needs to finish the job, he gets to call out the chaise for their legacy in a rack and being anti arab and anti muslim. and now another thing about trump that i think we have to remember is he is both a pathological liar, but he also can be a radical, i don't mean this in a very positive way, like a real truth teller, very disruptive. so going back to the issue of palestine, i remember during his debate with joe biden, joe biden lied and said that only him off want to keep fighting. israel wants to stop fighting. and donald trump is like, what are you talking about? the 1st is really wants to keep fighting and they should finish the job, which is this phenomenon i like to call who said it a trump r. chomsky which is when i'm from says something that that john fee could have said like calling out israel for wanting war except the take away is different or the same thing with of course we want the oil in syria or worse. we're not going

are saying doing everything they could to get common. le harris elected who was committing a genocide and some currently is and they would say, well, you know, it's important for immigrant rights or, you know, what donald trump is going to do for the l g b t, q, community and the trans comedian. and i was like, why would i wouldn't think that people would, would not put migrants, immigration status or a l g b t q ahead of the literal slaughter of children. and, but they did, and that's uh, that's why what's going on is going to being allowed to go on. because people prioritize domestic policy over foreign policy. and i made the case that you have to make whoever is in power committing a funding that genocide you have to make them pay a price for it. and that's why you can't give your goes both to complet harris. and so the thing is the only, yeah, it's not, doesn't look right of for them for at all. it looks horrible. busy it looks like harris's gonna keep giving a netanyahu whatever he wants, but the one bright, the only, you know, thing i can point to that gives any a modicum of hop