there were a couple democratic areas that jumped out at me, augusta, savannah, and macon.hese are democratic areas, their numbers are in the 14%, 15% range. so a little behind the rest of the state. a couple of democratic counties with not as high numbers. but the other number that jumped out at me, 55% of those voters are women. so some people say look, we are doing great in republican counties and some democrats will point out that women are voting in bigger numbers than men and that may portend something for vice president harris. host: we take a look at the battleground state of georgia today with rahul bali joining us from atlanta. if you want to ask him questions about the state, 202-748-8001 if you support former president trump and d.d. vance, 202-748-8000 if you support vice president har i and governor walz. if you are undecided or support others, it's 202-748-8002 and 202-748-8003 for georgia residents. if you want to call specifically and ask about your state during this time, feel free to call that number and ask. mr. bali, from what you have said candidates m

i said, i know you are from macon and i am coming to your concert.e came out to do a hurricane relief fund for victims of the hurricane? of course jason agreed wholeheartedly. then i called this man. at 7:30 am, one ring and he picks up the phone and goes hello, burt. he never waste any time. he is all business. he goes how are we doing in georgia, burt. i immediately i said look, jason alkeen and i are doing something aldean and i are doing something this saturday. said let's put together something with burt jones and jason aldean. they started a gofundme page on tuesday by saturday of that same week we had raised $7 million for the victims of the hurricane. and that was significant. i just want to thank you in front of this audience. donald: jason is terrific. he's always the first to jump in, along with you. you have a great leunlt governor. burt and i have spoken about it, we also had a lot of help from your governor, he's been great. we appreciate that. we've been all working together. georgia got hit so hard. and it worked very well over here f

>> right now i'm in macon, georgia. >> and what's the situation like there?headquarters, and we've got, teams covering about 20 some counties in the state. the devastation has just been incredible. and, some places are still inaccessible. so it's going to be a while before we can determine how much, how much damage there actually is. >> and in terms of helping the folks who are affected in macon and the surrounding area. what are the folks there that are affected telling you what's what's the what are the stories are sharing with you this morning? >> well, what we're what we're seeing is obviously a lot of people were evacuated. a lot of people had to seek refuge in our evacuation shelters, which turned into recovery shelters. and we've had we've served over 66,000 families so far just here in georgia. and that's families from 30 counties. and right now we've got, 11 shelters operating in nine different counties. and i think that you might know that we've got 30 responders from the greater bay area. i myself am from solano county, but we've got over 1200 resp

it was a small ceremony in macon, georgia.n mcclinton would later describe that as the worst day of her life. >> deborah: the newlyweds settle some 80 miles south of atlanta, near jim's business in macon. it's a world away from atlanta, but lita agrees to give up her current job and her income and become full-time mrs. jim sullivan. >> they bought a house in shirley hills, a very affluent, very white part of macon. jo ann and emory mcclinton feared for their daughter. being part of an interracial couple in macon, georgia, in the 1970s would have been extraordinarily challenging. the neighbors were like, you have the gall to bring a black wife to shirley hills. people threw garbage on their doorstep. >> deborah: the out-and-out racism had to be tough for lita, but she moves forward and makes some new connections and friends, including yvette miller. >> when lita and yvette occasionally go out to eat, she notices something a bit curious. >> we'd go out to lunch at a nice restaurant and she couldn't pay the bill, and i would end

published in 2016 over the last 40 years he served as the historical society in the brigade at the macon revolution and as a fellow in the company of military historians, he likewise serves as a history advisor to crossroads of the american revolution and on the advisory council of revolutionary new jersey. arthur panelist doctor alexander burns is an associate, assistant professor, doctor burns studies north america military europe in the 18th century he earned his phd at west virginia university in 2021 andto his doctoral was entitled the entire army says hello, common soldiers, experiences localism and army reform in britain 1739 through 1789 in ahe volume in honor of e late trista for duffy the changing face of old regime warfare and christopher duffy that was published in 2022, his next book in victory in battle 1733 through 1733 through 1783 will be published by healing press p in 2024, additionally doctor burns was the 2018 massachusetts society of the cincinnati fellowship recipient in anderson house it is also a part of her current class of fellows after receiving the 2024 north

she is about to head to the trump stronghold of macon county outside of detroit before a final event tonight in ann arbor. as polls show a race that likely will come down to some very fine margins. >> i don't want to overstate it but it's hard to ignore these 4. one poll with trump ahead by 2. another ahead by three. cn and "the new york times" with a tied race. the significance here is broader movement. we are seeing in trump's direction. >> let's bring in a former deputy press secretary for president trump and vice chair for election integrity at the madison square garden rally yesterday and former deputy assistant secretary of state, thank you for being here. phaleep, you here is steve karnak he talking about that movement that he sees and you hear and are set up some of the well-known political observers talking about this strategy. what do you make of it with eight days to go? >> tight statistically. no one is comfortable with that 14 trump or harris. no reason for either team to be overly confident but i know that the paris campaign is doing everything it can do to win. no. the

and the last point i'll macon this one is that when you look at the issue of immigration, the democrats a good job telling black people like me that the system is stacked against us. meanwhile, they are ushering in illegal immigrant after illegal immigrant in so many communities, and they're going into black schools, taking up resources from black children. it is an atrocity. and the only person that's going to solve the issue is donald j. trump. >> kayleigh: this is from "the wall street journal," i had the team pull this. this article came out when you and i were in the press shop. median household incomes, this is under trump, increased more with hispanics, blacks, asians, foreign born workers versus white and native born workers. the trump policy lifted wages for all and reduced inequality that put income redistribution first, led to slower growth. the verdict is in. i only have a few moments here, but trump policy meant almost 5,000 more in your wallet in one year. >> yeah, black home ownership was up, poverty levels down. when we have federal agents go into communities, try to sol

and then my cousin drove from macon two hours away to come and get him. he lost pretty much everything. >> and after starting a gofundme, she says she's already experiencing support from her community. >> it just means everything to have support. >> president biden touring north carolina wednesday, promising to carry america through this. >> i'm here to say the united states, the nation has your back. the nation has your back. we're not leaving until you're back on your feet completely. >> president biden also announced today he is sending 1000 more troops to the region. he'll be surveying damage in georgia tomorrow. also, local red cross chapter says it has sent about two dozen volunteers down to the southeast. so it's an all hands on deck situation. >> yeah, still so much work to be done. krystal. thank you. >> former fema coordinator mark nouveau says that the large response from search and rescue teams all across the country will indeed support the greater mission. >> so what we're finding is that people are still trying to get into those areas to fin

we have large bases in augusta and macon and columbus. those are other things i will watch for. generally everything is going to be counted on election day. some things will be shifted a little earlier. host: this is dick in sharpsburg, georgia. dick, go ahead. caller: yes. sir, i have called 42 state representatives. i have called every federal representative and senator and kemp and my question to those people is what -- if you commit treason through voter fraud in the state of georgia, what is the penalty for committing treason through voter fraud in the state of georgia? not one, not one of them people can give me an answer. not one. >> i am the publisher -- if you haven't heard it. please check it out. maybe some people have heard about it. excellent. so i am also a lifelong republican. i currently run a group called republican voters against trump. you may see our ad. we are running lot of them in pennsylvania. naw. -- thank you. thank you. i grew up in pennsylvania, in perry county. we are far away from there. i grew up in the central part of the state. my first job -- th

we have large bases in augustine and macon and columbus.verything will be counted on election day. something will be shifted a little earlier in the day. host: we have the line for georgia. this is dick in sharpsburg, georgia. caller: i have called 42 state representatives, i have called every federal representative and senator and governor kemp and brad raffensperger, and my question to those people is if you commit treason through voter fraud in the state of georgia what is the penalty for committing treason through voter fraud in the state of georgia? not one of them people could give me an answer. not one. i have even asked our personal attorney, what is the punishment -- instead of getting up in front of some judge that can make your decision. let's set a penalty. host: why is it a concern for you in your state? caller: in georgia? you didn't see the video of the women hauling the boxes and suitcases out from one of the tables? why haven't you ever had to nest desousa on about his documentary about the 2000 meals? if i was president of

i macon, georgia, 2003. >> i got to charlie morrison, both legs trying to have sex the woman with the dead husband i believed that i'm not lying. >> how how long he been no, i'm not how long had he been dead? >> five months. >> five months yeah. >> yeah. >> respect to blaow, next up, we've got met. >> how did it how long did it take for it to come out that she was a widow? >> the fact that she was a widow turned you want was this before you touched before the crash two of these people both say one of their favorite movies is the princess bride. oh, ted cruz i want to say i think you should say eric adams because he is weird eric adams would never say the princess bride was his favorite movie, even if it was. so then it's got to be francis ford. well, we'll go with elon crews were going to say coppola and joaquin. the answer is emily blunt had crews emily has talked about how the princess rob was one of our favorite movies when she was a kid while ted's passion for the film is still going strong one of my favorite scenes is when wesley, the dread pirate roberts is brought in to billy c

we see the white house today waw something we have not seen in a long timkne, the white house ana macone largest expansion on health care allowing woman to get reproductive care and birth control, biggest expansion we have seen in health care in decades done by the bidenn white house which will help american women, maybe making their paycheck go further and better, i think most woman will be happy about, it's a clear contrast between these two campaigns. one would beke i harder to get e productive health, at the other one does not appear because that is a contrast. >> greg: i think it is a contrast. republicans and see women as ane entire human being, democrats just see you as a room that has to be stopped.they >> order about reproductive care? >> at the idea of a third termoi abortions being supported, i mean give me a break!he >> when i was a kid --y >> judge jeanine: third termt's abortions -- >> hold on a second let's just correct the record -- the votinn rights act was passed in 1960s, a lot of churches and pastors were behind passinge po into. what is happening in many places -- >

first, i've got to say, you are the best, thank you for the retrospective you did about october second macon because there's so much amnesia about donald trump and every day was just nuts, not just covid but the shootings, the deficits, the unemployment, trump trying to sue to get rid of obamacare, he certainly didn't save it. in the filing today by jack smith is part of that whole remembrance, it's an exquisitely written document, which it tries to tell the story of what donald trump did on january 6th, and in the days before it. now why do we have this filing, why is it here? because the supreme court in july, said that presidents have immunity for their official act. okay, so jack smith said that's fine, what trump did on january 6th and before january 6th, smith argues, is not official. it was him in his capacity as a presidential candidate, and the most telling part for smith is to say the constitution is really clear on this. the one thing the president doesn't have power over is selection of the next president and for the most obvious of reasons because he's the most self-interested p

. >> i'm going to get a little political it is disgraceful that we have at macon president and vice presidentis our messages bring them home use our authority to bring them home we can do it we just need real leadership. maria: yesterday new york city thousands of anti-israel protesters flooded the streets of new york to mark the one year since hamas attacked israel, joining me the heritage center pentagon official navy captain brent sadler, great to see you thank you so much for being here, what is your reaction to where we are on the war on israel. >> i think the first thing that you mention is that this administration persists to try to drive a wedge between the israeli people in the duly elected democratic leaders benjamin netanyahu and a figure to get anything done together we have to work with the democratic government and is beyond understanding to why this persisted position, as for the protest, under this administration the cayman and of the guise of diversity, equity and inclusion they've got in the exact opposite and you have an explosion of anti-semitism under their watch which th

ready to do it and i call it charlie horse and i heard some the whisper stop that figure it out in maconorgia 2003. i got to charlie moore in both legs trying to have sex with the woman with the dead husband. >> i believe if i'm not lying how how long he been? >> no, i'm not how long had he been dead? five months. >> five months yeah. >> yeah. it was a true respect to bow next up. >> we've got met. >> how long did it how long did it take for it to come out that she was a widow? >> the fact that she was a widow churns. you want was this before you touched alcohol and we've this is before the crash two of these people both say one of their favorite movies is the princess bride. oh, ted cruz he want to say i think you should say eric adams because he's weird, right? >> eric adams would never say the princess bride was his favorite movie, even if it was. >> so then it's gonna be francis ford. >> well, ok, we'll go with elon crews were going to say coppola and joaquin. >> the answer is emily blunt had crews emily has talked about how the princess rob was one of her favorite movies when she wa

like you said, to have those macon and madison county deputy county sheriff's.a hard-hit. not only is the last huge gibbet as the waters recede, they will come across more bodies as they work the search and rescue efforts. hopefully, find some more survivors. but right now, the first responders are in dire need of our assistance as well. speed to being in a mountainous area as you said nobody was told to evacuate and that is why this became a disaster that it is right now. have you ever seen anything like this before? tell us what you are seeing and have you ever experienced anything like this? >> i have never personally seen or experienced anything of this magnitude of being out in western north carolina here in the mountains. several hundred feet of sea level and you don't think about the dangers of flooding. but from the videos that you have shared, you can see how catastrophic this has been. businesses have been damaged, homes have been washed away, vehicles have been washed away. like you say coach with the death toll keeps rising and everybody is doing the

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. >> his neighbors rescued him and then my cousin drove from macon two hours away to come and get him. he lost pretty much everything. it just means everything to have support. >> president biden toured north carolina on wednesday, promising that the entire nation is backing this recovery. he's already deployed thousands of active duty soldiers to join the national guard and help deliver supplies. and today, biden will travel to florida and georgia to continue surveying the damage there. gasia andre. >> thank you. the bay area air quality management district has fined the marathon. martinez refinery $5 million. the second largest fine ever assessed by the air district. the fine covers 59 violation notices between 2018 and 2022, including improperly venting gases, delaying necessary repairs and creating excess air pollution. most of the fines will go toward local projects aimed at reducing pollution and promoting public health. >> our time is 717 along california's border with oregon. a group of native american tribes are celebrating the removal of a dam after fighting against it for d

the macon georgia journal and messenger printed a letter from a correspondent ind winchester dated september3, 1860 that predictive quote the heavy work of the campaign is probably at an end. no army on this continent has ever accomplished as much or suffered as much as the army of northern virginia within the last threehs months. on september 23 richmond daily inquirer counsel patients to await word on the potomac front reminded leaders lee had out general on the made a fool right on the plains of manassas and invested mcclellan again the entire sweep of the work but the number of women's's diaries and second manassas was in the longer as well i will quote from one. resident of winchester shared victories steady march of lee from the peninsula the battles of cedar mountain second manassas and the route and the crossing of our men into maryland. right we get the point. they weighed in as well he called for day of prayer and thanksgiving the army be linked together all these operations lee's army had successfully defend the capitol now marching northward on a positive note we have scattered o

at the macon dream.you tell a 90 seconds if someone is a winner or loser? >> kevin: i can tell just by looking at their demeanor, how they're standing there. it's in the eyes. if people can't look you in the eye and get ready for that narrative, they're never going to be successful. >> kayleigh: now we are going to have kevin analyze all of our eyes in the commercial break. more "outnumbered" in a moment. and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if al

now it's the plains of manassas with an and yes, of course we all dulles the macon georgia journal and printed a letter from a correspondent winchester dated september 23rd 1862 that predicted, quote, the heavy of the campaign is at an end. no army on this continent has ever accomplished much or suffered as much as the army of northern virginia. within the last three months on september 23rd, richmond's daily inquirer patience to await definitive word from the potomac front and reminded readers that lee had general mcclellan on the chica hominy made a fool of pulp on the plains of manassas, and then bested mcclellan again by capturing harpers ferry during the entire sweep of this summer's work. a number of women's diaries play second manassas within a longer spain span of campaigning as well. i'll just quote from one cornelia peake macdonald, a resident of winchester, cheered, quote, the victory and steady march of lee from the pinions of la the flight of mcclellan. the battles of cedar mountain and second manassas, and the rout the vaunted pulp and the crossing of our men into marylan

are attacked and i testimonies that african-americans gave at the klan hearings, including one at macon and columbus. so i've got mississippi stories in the book, and i really want to tell story because i think we've been fed particular narratives about the civil war and reconstruction. and i wanted to sort of tackle by really, really centering in this story, particularly african-american families and how experience this era, through their testimony. thank you. hi. i to thank everyone, too, but i won't go through the whole list. but you're all thanked and. ditto what everyone has said in the pines is intimate family narrative, a true crime tale, a history of a little known community that flourished despite the violence of the jim crow south. and like most histories, it starts with a story. so i was in college and my grandfather was dad when my mom told me this. my mom's family is from jefferson davis county, mississippi. that's prentice. if any of you are familiar with that area, the piney woods. so she told me a story when she was a child. it's straight out of to kill a mockingbird. he

and then my cousin drove from macon two hours away to come and get him. he lost pretty much everything. >> and after starting a gofundme, she says she's already experiencing support from her community. >> it just means everything to have support. >> president biden touring north carolina wednesday, promising to carry america through this. >> i'm here to say the united states, the nation has your back. the nation has your back. we're not leaving until you're back on your feet completely. >> and president biden announced today he is sending 1000 more troops to the area. he'll be surveying damage in georgia tomorrow. also, the local red cross chapter says it has sent about two dozen volunteers from the southeast. so it's all hands on deck. christina. >> so much work to be done. still ahead. krystal. thank you. vice president kamala harris was on the ground in georgia today touring the storm damage and speaking to first responders. former president donald trump visited the peach state monday more than a million people still do not have power in georgia, and t

and with that a much cooler week ahead for fleet week, 60's and 70's and san francisco, barely even macon, 70 degrees. so it's one of those sf days. you want to bring that extra layer for coastal areas down in the 60's as well. and for the rest of us, it's mostly 70's to 80's. one thing you're not seeing in today's forecast that we had yesterday, the 90's, they're all gone now even for for this to inland spots. so yesterday was already a cooldown. but today is truly where that much cooler, much more seasonable weather kicks off 70's along the east bay shoreline. will 80's prevail for inland areas, whether you're in the east or the north bay, toledo at 78 today and some mid-eighties to upper 80's at the very warmest. now temperatures tomorrow and friday. kind of a holding pattern. we do cool off a little further this weekend and into next week. you're heading out for fleet week this weekend, bring an extra layer with slight chance of a sprinkle or 2 early on saturday. re to. all right, john, thank for that. >> if you're traveling into the city right now about 16 minutes on the bay bridge t

own october 27 before election day they generally in places like cheboygan and flagstaff and reno in macon battleground states. yeah, sure. >> rally in battleground state. so he right in front of you. he is telling you general flynn is. saying. we're going to implement this trump is saying we're going to round up our political enemies and what's going to happen is if he wins the election, he has positioned to say, i told you all of this, i have the authority of election behind me. two round up my political enemies and somehow or another, we're not getting that word out and that's it. this is a very jagged is a very dangerous time when you think about it and he, he is going full throated authoritarianism. he's telling people there are a bit some woman up at his rally and he's going to say in michael flynn is going to say it all. i'm going to say we told you. >> so and you voted for us, so we have no choice but to arrest our political enemies that's literally what's happening right in front of our face. >> he is stating it pretty directly. james, before you go obviously, anything could happe

all know, we have a broken immigration system which we have a court backlog that extends up through macon really about people who are nearly everyone at this table knows that the rate of immigrant crime is actually lower than the rate of crime bite by us. >> so you're ok, was 13,000 workers being in the country that's really how it works jake, because i'll let you continue, but i just have to just look that that number it's it's wildly misleading to suggest that that is a number that references a small period of time that is like over the course of many, i don't think anybody at this table talked about so record tying the fact is there and if they'd been here for decades, that's even worse. >> it's a mile a crime or missing rated over the course of decades is not a sign that there is any greater incidents of crime considering that we've seen the numbers plus people coming in and we may hear this is my point. what about the genetic makeup of people who are already have a problem with that? >> well why did you feel free? articulated, why isn't it repeated lies basically about those argue bo

believe it still possible sean but man, only if we get the policies that actually make sense for the macon the thing i've learned most in the past eight weeks. have had such an insight into this country. and at some amazing people come up and asked me how i'm doing, and i think of to see how people are starting in a very big way kick and had this eureka moment of if all these american sitting so concerned about the guy running for vice president when they themselves get up for groceries, this is a generosity of spirit in this country that is so amazing, we need a leader who actually matches up with that generosity of spirit. a leader who is fit to leave the great's nation in the world, we don't have it now, i thank we are about to have a starting on november fifth. >> hannity: a member kemal said with a high press of energy. and i would thank it matters to the people of pennsylvania. and your state of hyo- under the issue of fracking. and she doesn't want offshore drilling. one of the things that i feel with 35 days left there only voting starting. she has not answered why she corresponds

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so if they can't access it because oh well, when i was in macon i voted this way and i could vote after until 7:00. but apparently you can't do that in savannah. and so when we look at it's wonderful that it's decentral ized and states have the ability to do it, but it's also a curse because without that centralized nation, you don't have control. and in 40 countries that we work in, there's a central election commission. so, you know, when people are misbehaving, you know who to blame. and you know that election commission is going to hold them accountable. that's just not the way it works in the us and so good news is you can't hack every election across the united states at the same time because they're all so different. the bad news is, you some of them can get hacked and they could be the important ones and people can't vote as easily as they should be able to. and so those are things that we have to actually pull together and make sure people understand how you vote in your neighborhood, how that happens, how your voice can be heard. and that's a really interesting point. you know

. >> his neighbors rescued him, and then my cousin drove from macon two hours away to come and get himetty much everything. it just means everything to have support. >> president biden toured north carolina on wednesday, promising that the entire nation is backing this recovery. he already deployed 1000 active duty soldiers to join the national guard and help deliver supplies. and today, president biden will travel to florida and georgia to continue surveying the damage there. back to you. >> all right. thank you. andre. yeah. let's check in with sal. keeping an eye on traffic. where are you starting? >> well, starting on the sunol grade, trying to see if something is. it looks like whatever it was might be improving here. i don't see anything listed by chp. just could be slow traffic on 680 south and on vallecitos road here. going west on vallecitos, coming out of livermore popular road and then southbound on 680. so we're going to keep an eye on that. i do not see anything that, you know, is reported to be blocking lanes. you know how that goes, though. it could be something that we

former republican congressman registered to vote weeks before the 2020 election at a mobile home in maconre he never lived or even visited. the article quoted the unnamed former owner of the property saying that meadows never visited or spent the night. his wife reserves the house but only spent one or two nights there. here is bobby in franklin, massachusetts, democrat. caller: i'm a little concerned with how it is being -- somebody we are looking to for advice. he is obviously biased. he is saying that there is a real concern about voter fraud. it could be googled or looked at. if you do look it up, it is very rare and almost never has happened. he's from the heritage foundation which also shows that he is biased. i mean, his comment about fascism, that is biased, because it is fascism when u.s. feeling hate rhetoric constantly toward your opponents, threatening to lock everybody up. getting revenge. how could that not be considered fascism? >> we will get a response. guest: my mother grew up under fascism, so i think i know what it means, and it means a dictatorship-type government tha

that we are likely to hear a lot of that from him tomorrow and the crowds are expected to be big in maconnaged to flip republican in 2016. looking at in michigan, it's a state where we have of course seen a divide among democrats over the israel— gaza war, tell us what role thatis israel— gaza war, tell us what role that is playing now, is this something people say will impact the way that they vote?— way that they vote? definitely. just minutes before _ way that they vote? definitely. just minutes before speaking _ way that they vote? definitely. just minutes before speaking to - way that they vote? definitely. just minutes before speaking to you, i way that they vote? definitely. just | minutes before speaking to you, we did speak to an arab american woman here on the streets of detroit as she came up to us proactively to tell us how upset her community is over the biden harris administration's of the middle east conflict. she said as many others have said as well that people are very divided on what to do as a result. and some feel they want to vote third party, a candidate like jill s