cbs's cristian benavides reports from macon, georgia. >> reporter: in the closing hours of campaign 2024ice president kamala harris spoke at a church in detroit sunday. >> these days will demand everything we've got, but when i think about the days ahead and the god we serve, we were born for such a time as this. >> reporter: later the vice president addressed supporters in east lansing, michigan. >> we will win because here's what everyone here knows. when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. >> reporter: former president donald trump rallied in north carolina and pennsylvania. there he stoked controversy as he talked about the ballistic glass protecting him at the venue. >> to get me somebody would have to shoot through the fake news. and i don't mind that so much. >> reporter: in a statement a campaign spokesperson said, "the president's statement about protective glass placement has nothing to do with the media being harmed or anything else." the former president railed against early mail-in voting while claiming election fraud was already under way. >> we should

however, the first lady, is down south in macon, hour and a half away from here and macon getting attention and donald trump will be there tomorrow. a lot of excitement and curiosity in georgia and i think they're playing your song right now. a sign they're big cavuto fans. ♪ . neil: mark, great job as always. mark meredith following that. i want to go to the g.o.p. fundraiser and a democratic pollster to get their take on what mark reported. carly, i want to report a story in the wall street journal, the harris campaign in the next few days is going to focus almost exclusively on women saying they're making a bet, quoting here, in the final days of a deadlocked election campaign that turning out women's voters is her best path to the presidency, to virtually every state and city that she visits. what do you make of that? >> i think that's right to a large etent, neil. women voters are habitual voters, historically turn out more than men. there are more women registered to vote than men to vote and for harris to lean into a group she has such strong support with already is critical in the f

you are looking at live pictures of his rally in macon. the former president expected to take the stage there shortly. they are spending much of today off script as a number of polls came out that did show bright spots for harris. according to the latest and final new york times poll before the election, harris is showing momentum in north carolina and georgia. there are also signs that undecided voters are breaking for harris in the final days. 55% of those who just decided across seven battleground states say that they are backing harris. the des moines register poll. if you didn't see it, it makes your jaw go to the floor. incredibly solid track record in the entire career of excellence and has found trump now losing in iowa to harris by three points. neither campaign has spent a dollar advertising in iowa. it is not a swing state. harris was never supposed to be competitive there. it was just a few weeks ago that trump was leading by four points and news of these as trump is veering off script. he has been angry about that insisting he

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tonight, he's in macon, georgia. that's where we find our cristian benavides with the latest on the campaign trail. >> reporter: in the closing hours of 2024, vice president kamala harris spoke in detroit sunday. >> these days will demand everything we've got. but when i think about the days ahead and the god we serve, we were born for such a time as this. >> reporter: later, the vice president addressed the supporters in east lansing, michigan. former president, donald trump, rallied in north carolina in pennsylvania. there, he talked about the ballistic glass protecting him at the venue. >> to get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news, and i don't mind that so much. >> reporter: in a statement, they said the president's statement about protective glass placement has nothing to do with the media being harmed or anything else. the former president railed against early and mail-in voting, while claiming election fraud was already underway. >> we should have one day voting and paper ballots. >> reporte

former president trump is campaigning in macon tomorrow for the first lady jill biden is there todayice president harris. madison is alive with the very latest in the ground t there. hi madison. >> hi eric. election day is just days away. already 4 million georgia residents have cast their vote for president. this is a record high level of early voting in this state. over 55% of active voters here and the pe peaches state have ct their ballots. here were i am today, only 45% of voters turned out early. it's a county were more than half the population is african-american. within that group less than 40% voted early. many believe that lack of interest is tied to the poverty level. a quarter of the population lives below that line. while it's only 14% and the rest of the state. some voters tell us their vote is still up in the air. >> it is hard. it is hard. it always is. i'm deathly undecided yes i am. but, by tuesday i have my mind made up and i will go to the polls and vote. >> the undecided voters, both parties are making a run for those still sitting on the sidelines. first lady ji

. >> i'm nikole killion in macon, georgia, where former president trump tours a trio of states and takes a turn with his closing message. >>> also tonight, last stand in the treasure state. >> i'm janet shamlian in bozeman, montana where a critical rights in the big sky country could flip the script. >>> plus angry flood survivors throw mud at the king of spain. >>> in oklahoma tornadoes tear up the state overnight. the new threat ahead. >>> and later, the end of an era at sfo. >> i'm kris van cleave at san francisco's airport. its bouncing moving sidewalks are about to take the leap into retirement. >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news in new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thank you for joining us this sunday. in just over 48 hours, election day will finally be here as voters select the 47th president of the united states. many americans are not waiting. as of today, more than 77 million americans have already cast their ballots. this weekend, the candidates rallied supporters and made final pitches, hoping to reach the few undecided voters in states that will deter

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the riley with the donald trump, who's been speaking there in macon, georgia, and the final days of the us election campaign that he refused to a video which he in the audience are watching. before that he said american will be stronger than ever before. and he didn't want to what you described as quotes for more years of incompetence to order and stadium. we're going to get back into that . now these, i truly believe this all could have been prevented under her being vice president of this country. my daughter's life was ripped away from her. she had her entire life a my daughter is 6 feet in the ground, based off of the policies that she allowed to keep. tomorrow here's didn't have one job. and she not only failed, not me. she felt my daughter, she felt jocelyn. she is on 12th president trump reached out, gave me his sincerest condolences as not the former president for this. i have a father's someone who cares. i believe donald trump needs to be back in office. i can at least know that my next child will be safe in this country. the work isn't that just terrible. and this is taking p

cnn's kristen holmes is with the trump campaign in macon, georgia, where the former president is scheduled to speak next hour and cnn's jeff zeleny is with the harris campaign in east lansing, michigan, where we expect to hear from the vice president in the next hour. stand by for that. first let's go to kristen with the very latest from the former president. what are you expecting to hear tonight from trump in georgia? >> reporter: it really depends which version of donald trump shows up. he's speaking now in north carolina. he seems to be sticking to his planned remarks as much as donald trump does, but earlier today at a rally in pennsylvania he seemed to really go off the rails. the former president, someone who did not participate in a peaceful transfer of power, said "that he shouldn't have left the white house." he complained for quite some time bitterly about a series of polls that had him trailing kamala harris. he also sowed doubt about the election the longest i have heard him do to, about 20 minutes of talking about fraud there and then this is what he said when talking about t

next is kristen holmes in macon, georgia. what is your sense of what the coming hours will look like? >> the former president calling -- closing message is not exactly what his allies would hope it would be. -- as i'm sure you played earlier in the show, he had a number of clips where he seemingly was going off the rails on a variety of different toxic -- topics. at one point bitterly complaining about poll the came out that show him trailing behind kamala harris. a lot of his speech was profanity laced. and he was sort of sluggish and hoarse voice and sometimes. they are all exhausted and ready for this election to be over. in addition to that, a lot of them are exasperated. particularly some of his allies that really believe he can win on tuesday. however, they believe the messaging he is been putting forward, particularly what we saw today, is not the way to do it. i saw one allies say, how hard is it to just go out there and say,, harris broke it, i am going to fix it. instead, we have heard him go on a number of tangents

>> christian homes in macon, georgia with the former president. what is your sense of what the coming hours will look like? what have you heard today? >> the former president closing message is not exactly what his allies or advisers hoped it would be. being told by these allies and campaign officials he was going to deliver a message of unity but that is far from what we have seen. as i'm sure earlier in the show, he was going off the rails on different topics, at one point really complaining about polls that came out that showed him trailing behind kamala harris. a lot of his speech was profanity laced. and he has a sordid sluggish and hoarse voice at times. they are all exhausted and ready for this election to be over. and in addition, a lot of them are exasperated. particularly some of his allies who believe that he could win on tuesday, however, they believe the messaging he has been putting forward is not the way to do it. one ally said how hard is it to go out there and just say kamala harris broke it, i am going to fix it? instead, we hear

although millions of americans have voted with implications about a little later on bill malaysia to macon donald trump will be headed after this. >> good afternoon. we went for donald trump to speak in north carolina the crowd and started to fill in here in macon, georgia. this is where he's going to have his third rally of the date in his third different battleground states. he is also reacting to a new pull out of iowa surprisingly shows him losing the state. take a look at this a highly respected "des moines register" poll came out last night. it's raising eyebrows because it shows vp kamala harris up and reliably read iowa. trump cap says is an outlier it's skewed from himself responded earlier today in pennsylvania. take a listen. >> the polls are just as corrupt as some of the writers back there. they can make those polls say, they brag about her, got to a poll i'm up 10 points in iowa when the my enemy puts out on three down. courts are the same relic trump got himself into a low bit of hot water with a comment he made when he was talking about potential assassin trying to get to h

he is hoping to get out the world vote i checked the numbers 46% of macon county has already voted.kamala rerouted her plane from michigan to new york city to make a surprise appearance on "saturday night live". >> i wish i could talk to someone who's been in my shoes. a black south asian woman running for president preferably from the bay area. >> you and me both sister. >> it's nice to see you kamala. >> it's nice to see you kamala. i'm here to remind you that you got this. you can do something your opponent cannot do, you can open doors. the likes of a garbage truck. [laughter] >> i don't really laugh like that do i? >> that appearance was 90 seconds, trump was not fighting the fcc mandates equal time for the candidates and now the hollywood reporter says nbc gave trump 90 seconds after nascar and football over the weekend. stuart: according to the real clear politics average, trump currently has a very slim lead on here is nationally, he leads by a tenth of one point somebody is ahead in five of the seven battlegrounds including arizona, nevada, pennsylvania, north carolina and

trump's rally here in macon set to kick off at 6:30 p.m. eastern tonight but was sent back to yupik works will be sent watching for that bill melugin thank you. >> vice president harris make a final push through the back of a state of michigan. while unity is the focus of her campaign's closing message she is increasingly tearing into former president trump at rallies. senior national correspondent rich edson is live in michigan. she is laser focused on michigan what about this message of unity what sometimes seems to be anything but. >> absolutely. many of her campaign rallies and stops a f of focus on the former president thus far it hasn't been the unity message she is also a laser focus on michigan today is the only state she's going to visit two days before the election. she started the date a black church in detroit. she will visit a restaurant there as well she will stop at a barbershop and head out to michigan state university for a rally in east lansing. the campaign is trying to reverse some of this cap the system and defection fr

now i suppose is wait for her to take the stage. meanwhile, trump pulled in macon georgia for now that let's take a look at how sunday's campaign has been sleeping up. miss harris says spent sunday of trying to quote the black american vote area. she visited a baba shop and the majority like a secure pontiac in michigan. that's off the starting of the day with a church service in detroit. she's exclusively campaigning in michigan, covering multiple locations here in michigan right now. each of us has an opportunity to make a difference. because in this moment we face a real question. what kind of country do we want to live in? what kind of country do we want for our children and our grandchildren? a country of chaos fear and hate, or a country of freedom, justice, and compassion. a few moments will get to live updates on that trump campaign. the 1st 3 is about is in detroit to talk about the issues affecting the african american community. here is michael harris. mike, you tell me a little bit how you feel about this addiction. you attended service with cabinet. how is why do you think

macon is one of the poorer counties in the state where a quarter of residents live in poverty. harris and walz do not have plans to visit georgia at all today. both of them visited atlanta over the weekend. the campaign will be holding a large rally tonight featuring singer usher in the evening. when it comes to georgia, we saw a record breaking early votes that ended friday. the state is expecting another record to be broken during the election tomorrow. >> dana: billboard. >> bill: we'll see a lot. >> what's their biggest concern right now? >> republicans do have an advantage in early vote numbers. when the early vote came in it will look different than 2020 and that is scary. >> bill: that's very interesting. we look back. you have a candidate on the ballot for the third time at the national level. what does the end vote look like? like 2016 when trump squeaked out a win and swept the blue wall and made it red? southeast red as well? or does that election look more like four years ago? here is biden squeaking out a win over donald trump. what did he do? he flipped that red w

i kid you not paid i have been knocking on doors in northern michigan, making phone calls in macon, georgiaand assembling packets in pennsylvania. and now, here we are. i was gone for just a few minutes from wisconsin and i am back because we are getting out the vote in wisconsin! [applause] yes, we are. everywhere i go, people are fired up for a new way forward. are you? [applause] yes! that is what kamala harris is offering because she is fighting for the promise of america. matter who you are, no matter how much money you make, where you are from, for who you voted for, you belong here. yes, you do. [applause] and you can build a life here. kamala and tim will be a president and vice president who are for all americans, for everyone! that is right. that means fighting for middle-class families like the ones that they grew up in, and that means defending our freedom to make our own decisions about our own bodies and our own lives! [cheers and applause] because here is what we know in wisconsin and minnesota too. it is our choice! whose choice is it? >> our choice! >> it is our choice. tha

trump will be holding a rally tomorrow in macone county — somewhere i was earlier — and i spoke to some. those particular unions — a painters' union and to the local teamsters union — have decided to endorse kamala harris but stressed the membership is a bit mixed when it comes to who to support in the presidential race. macomb county is home to the blue—collar workers, white working class workers, particularly those who may be have been impacted quite a lot by the decline of certain industries in the area and i think those of the voters that donald trump wants to speak to stressing how people felt four years ago. economically, i think he will be keen to stress issues like inflation rising in the last two years to try to reach out some of those voters in particular. bbc verify is focusing on how to help you make up your mind and how we draw our conclusions and how we draw our conclusions and in addition to the team in washington, dc we have colleagues in the newsroom in london working on the us election and this next report comes from there. it's about a russian disinformation network t

the way, has certainly welcome to do a brokerage emphasizing the course of all of us diplomacy in macon tappen. a future advisor to trump even claims to de escalate action was, thanks to the public and pots. his big collection with president biden, on the other hand, pointed out that the deal was achieved with his administration support. he also took the opportunity to remind about gaza that awaits his fire to let's take a listen. just as a lover. these people deserve a future of security and prosperity. so do the people of god that they to deserve and enter the friday. and displacement people have got to have been through hell. over the coming days, united states will make another push. turkey, egypt, cutter israel, and others to achieve a cease fire and gods, but an israel and not everybody. welcome to the deal to allow this criticism came from his real national security to administer ben cuz he of the only of the 11 ministers who voted against the agreements colette and mistakes taken. listen to what he had to say as well as some other politicians oppose. in details the cabinets deci

campaigning, an east lansing michigan republican presidential candidates. donald trump will be speaking in macon, georgia shortly. and some nice pictures from that to events with forces of waiting for him to a pip. who would bring that speech to night when it happens? in the meantime, i'll be back with more news in just a few minutes. stay with us here, and thanks so much and be from the the repair. it is sure visual and see us. and he threw off when, i mean, i wasn't here, i shot him dead. the controversial us know, stand your ground. you're saying that these laws actually encourage more violence. given your statements, the right to kim, we're sending the message that you can just do this. this is ok, i'm denying justice to victims, families lines investigate licensed q on out to 0 in an already follow to sign for the escalation of the president by then i a working to end this war. i did encourage him to get this over, which it has to get over with fast, with many desperate for change. it is absolutely essential to avoid then all 2011. what is the world to expect to each other in the world? we

iris has been in east lansing, michigan, and trump is now in macon, georgia. where he's been speaking for the past now. so let's take a look now what, how sundays campaign has been shaping out? are you coming to harrisonville has been riding supporters in michigan? the state has a significant american community who been angry with the advisor administration's handling of israel's one goes that iris has been courting community leaders. that michigan has 15 electoral college votes and is crucial state that the house this year has been difficult. given the scale of death and destruction in gaza and given the civilian casualties and displacement and 11 on it is devastating. and as president, i will do everything in my power to end the war in gaza. the in the bringing the ensure is realistic, cure and ensure the palestinian people can realize their right to dignity. freedom, security and self determinate through isabel has moved out from east lansing a very long day for cameron and harry's here in the swing states of michigan. it started beverly in the morning, wat

kinsto, north carolina, and macon, georgia. of people are running through san francisco as they take part in the 23rd annual golden gate half marathon. that race started right before 7:00 with about 7000 runners. runners participating in the half marathon. it's a little more than 13 miles long, 13.1 to be exact. it takes athletes across the golden gate bridge and past some of the best views in the city. >> a park was dedicated in the north bay in honor of a seven year old boy who was killed in an accident at his school. ktvu bailey o'carroll spoke with the family about the healing process and why the park is so important to their family. >> hundreds of kids, parents and dogs packed nevins park in larkspur today for the grand opening of alex's playground. >> we wanted it to be more than just a playground because when he died, he was only seven years old and he was at that age where he was so curious about life and just all that it had to offer. >> eric and dana schwanbeck seven year old son, alex, was killed during recess at mar

atf is violating the second amendment the atf responded saying it provides enormous benefits to the maconroughout of its efforts providing violent crime eve everyday, tell us about the atf and why you want to abolish it. >> the atf commandeers local law enforcement tell your sheriff, your state highway patrol what to do and they tell them which laws they will endorse when it comes to the second amendment not the laws passed by congress not the laws passed by the state legislatures, the atf has been hell-bent to change the rules and regulation unlawful firearm owners and i think we need to take matters into her own hands and let the states control the matters. maria: it is certainly looking like doge officials and the subcommittee and congress looking for areas to cut so we'll see if that's on the list. good to see you, thank you very much. maria: congressman eric bur burlison. ready to approve a cease-fire with terrorist group hezbollah but tensions in the middle east are so elevated senior strategic analyst general jack keane is here with an outlook on how the upcoming trump administrati

and also yesterday former president trump was in macon, georgia talking about immigration.ala was to defend ice. think of that. she said then the nice people for the better it not be nice people the nice people will have problems with living, they are tough but they love our country equally as much. they love our country so much they just want to be able to do their job. so ice, border patrol, all of you, sheriffs, law enforcement officers, and es of firemen in sanitation men and everybody. you are on the a list. all of you. i willl invoke the alien enemies act of 1798. can you imagine? that is when they ran it a little tougher. they were not so politically correct in the 1798. to target dismantle every migrant criminal network operating on american soil. and, if they come back into our country it's an automatic 10 years in jail with no possibility of parole. and i am hereby calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an american citizen or a law enforcement officer. [cheering] and i will immediately ban all sanctuary cities in the united states of america. >>

crucial swing-state voters in georgia former president trump in the state last night, speaking in macon, to his largest crowd of the day, to am theeter 12,000 urged them vote so he wouldn't loss by 12,000 votes like in 2020. >> look. this is you have to get out. you have to vote, tuesday it is all tuesday you got to show up in numbers that you've person in seen before. we want to have a -- so, so many votes we can really do what we have to do to make our country great to fix our country. >> trump tried to attack traditional democratic voters in the county facing economic struggles has poverty rate 10% above the state average, and there are votes up for grabs, early voters turn out 45% compared to statewide average 55%, residents we spoke to ho hadn't voted say they plan at the vote election day, vance will do his part forfeit ticket making final appeal to peach state voters today in cobb county atlanta last stop in georgia for v.p. kamala harris and governor tim walz over the weekends neither has plans feedback in georgia before election day but a star-studded rally tonight featureing u

in a short time here he will rally in macon, georgia. a majority minority district in fact where the campaign needs to do better or needs to force kamala harris to form worse, particularly with african- american voters. trump has been horse and sounded frustrated. we will see which version of donald trump shows up in georgia. i think this is the campaign that is in explain and defend mode, more than oppressing the case mode. not necessarily where you want to be. >> he said if someone had to shoot him they had to shoot through the fake news people first and that would be all right with him. okay. thank you to the two of you for your great reporting. joining me now is the deputy campaign manager to the kamala harris campaign. quentin, thank you for joining us. with just two days from the election, let's start with the latest. the nbc pulse tonight and this morning show the race tied at 49% among registered voters. the gender gap is widening with trump winning men by 18 points and harris ahead by 16 points with women. the final poll of batt

something that both candidates are going to be here and harris in atlanta on saturday and trump in maconay. liz. liz: thank you so much, madison. great reporting there. good to see you. >> as a 21-year-old teacher, he's making comments about the girls that i together. the women in the country that are actually getting involved and wanting to be aware. >> just one day after joe bide smeared 250 million americans as garbage now mark cuban, kamala harris' top ally says no strong and intelligent woman support trump and it's a disgrace and kamala harris stays silent and must be defeated in five days to save america. maybe you can correct me. "i can't nail every interview. my skin is thick enough". great for him thinking he had enough skin after he attacked women that work with trump. he can handle the criticism of own attacks on women. senator marsha blackburn, pleasure to see you again. what was your reaction when you heard about this. >> i couldn't believe he said it and should have known better than it to say this and it was a dumb statement to make and had to regret it as soon as it came

the american people are liking what t near macon you will like you were the artist seeing, awh majorityat he will do aspr president, with the numbers like that it is no surprise that s so-called resistance wuream. resistance "is losing steam. the 2016 shock sparks, the massive protest in response to the 2024 victory has been more metered. still not everybody' ts readhryw throw into the towel, many are urging other b&b owners to not run to their homes to pro trump travelers for the inaugurationij in january and we are not welcome hate, misogyny, and attempts to take over d.c., however only if you have signed up for this.h yo judge of stars with you, theseea numbers are not unusual for typical president-elect to get a bump, obama was over 60 percent, use up to 58% i fortynine%, on the people he named already.out your t team? >> judge jeanine: it ism. interesting, there was so much excitement now in this country by so many people that are what -- i run into, a friend of minee 'sin california he is a doctor, don't talk about politics that muchuch., he sends me all these gifts, dancing, peop

donald trump is speaking at massive rally he is a macon georgia, let's dip in. >> inflation is going to come roaring down as soon as we open up the gas picket, the oil and gas. we had a dollar .84. i used to say 1.87 i was corrected by the government, the government manuals. i said i'll take it, 3 cents. we had 1.80% gasoline. do you like that, how does that sound? today you are at $3.75. but if anything happened with the election ubs seven, eight, $9 a gallon. kamala harris campaign is running on nothing but hate and demonization calling half of america garbage, do you think they were happy with joe the other night? [laughter] these people are garbage. i said is he screwed now with them. that has lasted for about five days now, this is not good. and perhaps that is why we are leading by so much, but that's not really the reason. the reason the first little question i put we built a great, great economy. and their economy is terrible because of inflation in all fairness, largely because of inflation but inflation is a real bad word, meanwhile kamala harris said she will not do one th

go on my show tonight be like, matt gaetz is obviously a terrible choice for attorney general and maconm that's the case with the idea being that like by using rhetoric and giving reasons and making arguments you could persuade people and that would matter but maybe it won't matter? if it doesn't matter, i don't know what to do. >> i mean i don't know any more than you do. my inclination about this is, that is the right thing to do, your instincts are right . you're not just deciding out of necessity you've got no other choices. if you imagine we are much further down the road to a talker see that maybe you think we are, even though i think we might be closer, still the right thing to do is what you are describing. like, if you seek to return to block the terrorist authoritarian drift and return your country to normal governance you not only wish for that but you are trying to make it happen. the right thing to do is to behave as if you are in it democratic -- a democratically governed society with norms to continue to be a small democrat herself and the difference is, to also be practi

like what is it that you think it they think it is that happens to be in macon.is is our country. thinking you brought it ÃÃ what i find really fascinating and thinking about my of flores who won the special elections for congress and then later. i spent you spend time with her talks about making american godly. i was curious how you see religion playing a role in an evangelical church and maybe to some extent the catholic church playing a role in cultivating these kind of identities and ideas. >> i think it's really interesting hibecause you've do so much more reporting on this that i have but the little window that i have into that world there are so many latinos that in these evangelical churches found a sense of belonging refuge in a insafe space. if you take a step back, the audience understands latino evangelicals in this moment are the fastest growing group of evangelicals in the united states we are talking about them i think it's interesting because they are so fundamentally different from white evangelicals. .... also stepping into the evangelical churc

last night trump summed up his final pitch to a huge crowd in macon, georgia. >> i would like to begin by asking you a very simple question. are you better off now than you were four years ago? >> no! >> with your vote on tuesday, i will end inflation, i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country. and i will bring back the american dream. [cheers and applause] >> dana, i just asked the campaign how the former president is feeling today. got to thumbs-up. back to you. >> dana: that's better than a thumbs down, right? thank you. >> bill: meanwhile in pennsylvania vice president kamala harris will blitz the keystone state today. most of that in the southeastern corner. not all of it. she will head to pittsburgh later tonight. bryan llenas begins our coverage in allentown this hour. >> good morning. vice president kamala harris spending her final hours, all of them here in the pivotal commonwealth of pennsylvania. she will start by door knocking in scranton. president biden's hometown before coming to a rally here in allentown. she will make a campaign stop in redding, pen

you campaigned for trump in macon georgia discussing the importance of national security served georgia take a look. >> some people watching is might not recognize georgia is nine major military installations. the men and women you know what their families want their working installations and serve on this more than anything they want peace. i want a president that my enemies are afraid of. maria: how about that. do you think this is also of high importance, senior russian officials suggested that trump's victory could lead to a reset and relations between the u.s. and the kremlin. isn't that interesting the day after trump wins he of the foreign ministry in russia suggesting we want to reset with the united states than there is israel benjamin netanyahu fire defense minister yoav gallant as they saw their partner. give us your sense on policy changes of foreign policy now that trump is back in the white house come january. >> let's look at the trump history he did not start any new wars. our enemies are afraid of him so that helped bring peace around the world and our friends respected

is holding a rally here today in cobb county and former president donald trump headlined a rally in macony night. neither vice president kamala harris nor tim walz plan to visit georgia at&t all today. both of them visited atlanta over the weekend. >> results should come in quickly. but, if it is as close as we expect it to be, that could extend the process. georgia does not require a recount but candidates can request it if the election is within .05%. in 2020 biden won by .02. bret? >> all right, madison, thank you. it could be a while before we get results from arizona. election officials already telling reporters and telling fox a longer than usual ballot is slowing down the process of preparing mail-in ballots for counting out in arizona. senior correspondent alicia acuna is in phoenix right now with the latest on this. good evening, alicia. >> good evening, bret it's important to note that it's the maricopa county ballot that's so long. the other counties are much shorter. this is where a majority of the voters in the state live. and they are filling out two page double sided ballot

donald trump is set to make his final pitch to georgia voters in macon tomorrow.ng us is political reporter and contributor greg bluestein, also look at front to us and someone that was at the rally. give me your take away of how the crowd reacted to kamala harris pick what do you think landed the best in the crowd? >> it was an enthusiastic crowd. i think the message to go out there, if you have already voted that is fine but encourage your neighbors and friends and others, we know that even with the record- setting in person turnout in georgia, 4 million people have already cast their ballots, that means there is millions more that haven't and now the campaign shifts directly to georgia to get out the vote for tuesday's election. we have had three weeks of early voting. you will see a dramatic shift in the next couple of days. >> just under 5 million georgians voted in 2020. the turnout in this election might go way beyond that. does early voting data suggest which candidate has an advantage? i'm curious how the campaign might shift strategy to focus on voters w

the polls on election day kamala harris the former president last night talking to a huge crowd in maconi would like to begin by asking a simple question are you better off now than you were four years ago? with your vote on tuesday i will end inflation i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country and i will bring back the american dream. >> the campaign is making a pretty confident prediction today hours before the polls open they think that the traditional gop voters that like to go on election day the massive red waves shows up tomorrow, the former president will win this thing, that's what you're telling me. >> i'm sure they are, thank you for joining us we will see you soon your busy schedule, later on tonight area kamala harris will be in philadelphia she's holding a star-studded concert rally back with a listers like lady gaga, ricky martin, pete hegseth is with me now does that here is campaign with celebrities work with younger voters, stop laughing. >> i'm trying not to laugh. it was a neat little fullscreen that we got a chance to look at. it will gardener up

that trend has played out at several of the gop rallies in the past week like macon, georgia, on sundayhalfway through his remarks. the drop off in attendance appear to begin after trump's october 27th madison square garden rally here in new york. now, to be clear the decline could be due to the fact he's already saturated many of the areas he's campaigning in. joining us now is a former aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments. louise, thank you so much for being here this morning. there are a cup of factors. this is his third time around doing this. he's been to many cities multiple times this campaign, so people have seen him before. there was thought he was going to blue states not because he thought he could win them but to have that excitement again. but it's also possible it's a telling sign of the lack of enthusiasm. >> the act has grown stale. and after madison square garden i think it really reminded voters what they don't like about him. they don't like the behavior that he encourages in his supporters. they don't like the racism that they hear from trump.

>> the former president speaking tonight in macon, georgia after making news at a prior stop in southeastern february. he said he wouldn't mind if someone shot news crews. >> i have a piece of glass over here. and i don't have a piece of glass there. i have this piece of glass here. but all we have really over here is the fake news; right? and to get me somebody would have to shoot through the fake news and i don't mind that so much. i don't mind. >> campaign spokesman said he was quote, actually looking out for their welfare far more than his own, which only makes sense if you don't actually listen to what he said. >> and to get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news, and i don't mind that so much. i don't mind. >> later in north carolina he seemed to think he was in pennsylvania. >> we have great republicans running and you have one of the best of all right here david mccormick. you know that. david, is he around some place? >> he wasn't there. he then corrected himself saying you know we just left him. north carolina, five other battleground states are all within the margi

we begin with bill melugin and macon, georgia. trump stop work trump supporters are standing by good evening bill. >> good evening to you as well but former president trump is scheduled to take the stage here in georgia and about 30 minutes or so. he's got a huge crowd waiting for him. but he is running over an hour behind schedule right now parenthesis' third campaign rally of the day in three different battleground states we are now just about 49 hours away from when the first polls close on tuesday night. that's a nice group of former president trump on his final weekend of campaigning, visiting north carolina this afternoon earlier this morning trump raised eyebrows when he made this a com comment at a rally in pennsylvania. >> to get me somebody would have to shoot through the fake news. [laughter] and i don't mind that so much. >> and nancy pelosi was quick to respond. >> i think the exit president just said is a further indication of his cognitive degeneration. >> dropped campaign was stating that media was in danger should

let's take a listen to what macon county sheriff had to say about the scene. >> i never want to see anythingything like this might happen. if you've seen some of the videos, there was shooting all over the place. i think there will be multiple suspects. we going to deal with it and try to get every last one of them. >> reporter: we also know that 16 additional people were injured. 12 of those from gunfire. now authorities are asking anyone who has information to bring it to them. in addition, they're looking for any sort of videos from the scene to try to get a glimpse of what could have happened, chris. >> priya sridhar, thank you so much for that. >>> just moments ago, we want to show you that president joe biden spoke in honor of veterans day in delaware. in event just near the pennsylvania borderer, and during the speech, the president thanked the crowd for dedicating a plaque to his late son beau who was a veteran. earlier, the president also spoke at arlington national cemetery. he was there to deliver brief remarks. here's a little bit of what he had to say there. >> this is the last

in the political scenario we're in, they macon troll the executive and both branches of the legislature. b, you see what the supreme court has done. that's out of your control, but they've written him a license to do most things. and then c, the republican party which once stood for limited government and co-equal checks, they seem to be having auditions for their own senate leader according to donald trump's demands they give up senate powers like the power to advise and consent and confirm nominees. that's the upper branch, not your branch. what do you say to someone tonight who looks at that and says this whole experiment is coming to ysan end. if the democrat don't even have subpoena power in the house, then we're going to have a kind of strong-person rule at least in the short term. what do you say to that person? is that a clear-eyed problem to look at, or is that cynical? what do you say to them? >> we've been on a 248-year journey as a country, and there have been trials and tribulations, twists and turns throughout. there is no doubt, we cannot sugar coat it that last tuesday's

he was in macon, georgia last night making his final pitch to americans. watcher. >> tuesday, you have to stand up and tell harris that you've had enough, you can't take it anymore. you're the worst vice president in the history of our country. [cheers] it's the worst administration in the history of our country. [cheers] kamala: you are fired, get out. get out. you're fired. [cheers] >> aishah: i think it was just steve who said that the battle grounds are a nail-biter and you hit the nail on the head. the trump team also acknowledges that the battle grounds are very tight. but they are pleased with those early voting numbers. the campaign is telling me that they're expecting a massive wave of traditional voters though tomorrow and the former president really, really, really, asking people to get out and vote. >> we have record-setting early voting. numbers that nobody has ever seen before. can you believe this? i mean, basically, correct me if i am wrong, but, the republican party never wins early. we will be 2, 3, 100,000 votes behind and they consider

and tucker threatened confederate symbolic to equivalency with garibaldi whose own italy the macon telegraph was like so many others worry about that possibility but tried spin the dire news. what a humiliate and confession to them that they have no leaders on whom they can depend but rely on for and aid. the telegraph wrote the central georgian saw the american invitation to garibaldi as very humiliating to the american and government, of course, when garibaldi demurred. georgia's press use the rejection as a vindication of their own cause and of their own causes resemblance to that of garibaldi's. the of the north is in fact disarmed honored by the advances that have been made to garibaldi, wrote the marietta weekly advocate. the terrible humiliation is a death blow dealt by this grandiloquent politician. in 1862, with the war in its second year and with garibaldi situation more complicated in troubled politics of the new kingdom, italy, the composite extensions began to wane in september 1862. georgian reported on garibaldi's to again march on rome and on. king emanuel's proclamation agai

the macon telegraph was, like so many others, worried about that possibility, but try to spin the dire news. what a humiliating confession to them that they have no leaders on whom they can depend, but rely on foreign aid, the telegraph wrote. the central georgian saw the american invitation to garibaldi as very humiliating to the american government. of course, went garibaldi beard, georgia's press used the rejection as a vindication of their own cause, and of their own cause's resemblance to to that of garibaldi's. the whole of the north is in fact dishonored by the advances that had been made to garibaldi, wrote the "marietta semiweekly advocate." this is a deathblow built by this politician. in 1862, with the war in its second year and with your body's situation more complicated in the troubled politics of the new kingdom of italy, the extensions began to wane. in september 1862, georgia newspapers reported on garibaldi's plans to again march on rome and on king emmanuel's proclamation against him, but the reports coming from europe were contradictory. the politics complex, and the