i will be joined here in a few moments by arizona senator mark kelly and ruben gallego who is running for arizona's open senate seat. early voting is ramping up in many states and kamala harris campaign is turning focus toward boosting enthusiasm and turnout. yesterday, she was in atlanta, georgia, where early voting began last tuesday and shattered records. more than 300,000 voters cast their vote which is double the record for early voting. as of last night, nearly 1.3 million people have already voted across state. women represented more than half of those early votes so far. during her speech in atlanta last night, harris spoke about abortion bans and how they have upended lives , not only in georgia, but all across the south. this will be the first presidential election since the supreme court overturned roe v wade. a new set of polling results released just this morning by nbc news suggested is still affecting many american votes. 52% of those surveyed say they are more likely to any candidate who supports a federal law restoring abortion- rights nationwide. the vice president w

senator mark kelly will join me for his reaction to that. jd has had five chances to say trump lost the election, five times and each time did not. he said the transfer of power was totally peaceful in 2020. gas lighting is obviously reaching new heights and the warning signs are flashing bright red. neil joins us next. next. >> i think we all remember how jarring it was to watch jd vance stand on a debate stage and refused to say donald trump lost the 2020 election. if you thought that was bad and awkward to watch, get a little of this. >> i think there's an obsession here with focusing on 2020. i am much more worried about what happened after 2020. >> yes or no, did donald trump lose the 2020 election? >> is it okay the big technology question censored the hunter biden laptop story, which would cost donald trump millions of votes? >> i'm going to ask you again. did donald trump lose the 2020 election? >> the big technology sensor a story that independent suggestions would have cost donald trump millions of votes? >> did donald trump -- >>

a shoehorn and democratic senator mark kelly.great to see you in these cozy environs. >> pretty tight. >> reporter: i had to lean over to speak to jason miller, senior advisor of the trump campaign and he was giving me insight into how j.d. vance and his team are thinking about the event tonight and it is clear that they want to win in the classic sense of the debate. they want to land the points and the victors, but it is also clear that they understand this is a personality contest to some degree. jason let me in on a secret that i think has not been reported. in addition to his wife and trump campaign advisors and the majority whip who is playing tim walz in debate prep, j.d. vance had some of his friends from cincinnati come to the debate prep to watch his performance and give him a gut check. basically like hey, that sounds weird or that is good. the people who know him best. >> i hope they will be telling him, how are you going to explain this bad deal that donald trump has for the american people. that is what they should

and later, senator mark kelly on arizona, and senator tammy baldwin on the fight of her political life with control of the senate hanging in the balance point >> [ music ] >>> okay, everyone, we have just over three weeks until election day, so let's start with the good news. people are voting across the country. the harris campaign has far more money than trunk, a far better organization. she and her running mate tim walz i have been all over the media for the last week and have more plants in the weeks ahead, and right now, she has two incredibly popular former presidents on the trail for her. former president bill clinton who is campaigning for harris in georgia today, former president barack obama was in pennsylvania and will continue campaigning for harris in arizona and nevada this week but and the vice president herself is campaigning in north carolina today ahead of stops in the midwest in the coming days. and we could hear from harris alive this hour but if we do, we will bring that to you. we are going to watch it very closely. the point is this, the harris- walz team, they a

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

. >> we'll talk to two senators from battleground states, arizona democrat mark kelly and north carolinaepublican tom till lis. >>> plus, on the eve of the one year anniversary of the hamas massacre in israel, where does the war stand today now that iran has entered the conflict? we'll have the latest from house intelligence committee chairman mike turner, former centcom commander frank mckenzie and katheryn russell from unicef updates us on the impact on the war on the region's children. it's all just ahead on "face the nation". >>> good mornings. welcome to "face the nation." the as we begin this broadcast the airstrikes from israel into gaza and southern beirut are bjorn going and there is no end in sight to the war that is about to enter its second year. the question of just how effective u.s. leadership has been and potentially would be in a new administration when it comes to israel is one raised frequently on the campaign trail. for special election edition of "60 minutes" that will air monday, our bill whit taker sat down with vice president harris and asked her about u.s. influe

mailbox, get it out there and then if you can get another person or two because look, i'm talking to mark kellyver here, senator kelly. this thing is going to be razor close. there is a real possibility and i think it might be more probable if the navajo nation turns out the numbers that we know you can and do that. it won't just be arizona that goes. it is entirely possible and i think probable that we win the whole damn thing because of the work that was done here, the work that's done on the nation and we put kamala harris in the white house. [cheers and applause] so make that plan, get out there and do that. and i just say a couple of things, i'm gonna humbly ask you for your vote and i'll ask you to go look, look at my record, look at kamala's record. i'll ask you to go make the case that look, there's two choices in this race and the differences, you know, are huge. but the opportunity for a better, more pure, more higher democracy, as you heard on those sands of iwo jima are a true possibility. so i don't take your votes for granted. i ask you to get out there and look, there are so many

thank you, senator mark kelly. appreciate you coming on this morning and up next he says he won't vote for trump. >> is that enough to convince voters and blue state of maryland to support a republican senate candidate, larry hogan will be here next in the stricken a break from breaking news to a or have i got news for you? >> breaking news. i'm getting a sandwich. >> we need to talk about what constitutes breaking news. >> provide got news for you saturday at nine on cnn and streaming the next day on max >> next month. >> i don't we won't know unless we try right how long have we waited for something like this will have to alert suppliers? >> coordinate shipments already alerted already coordinated, every supplier sees changes as they happen. since when can we just scale up mid cycles? >> since we brought brought in vdo people who know, know vdo you've probably seen all these negative ads against me. >> well, here's the deal. they are designed to tear us apart but here's the truth. my life's work has been fighting

host: senator mark kelly there.ou heard him say that he believes it was the minnesota governor who won tonight's debate. we are getting your thoughts on who won. gray in texas, independent. what do you say? caller: hi, this is rae. i think from watching what i -- host: all right, we going to move on. phil in queens, democratic caller. caller: yes, i am a lifelong democrat. i worked for the governor and jimmy carter, ramsey clark. over the years, i became more conservative, but i still even local liberals, i vote for, work for and live. this debate, ebs did not ask questions about -- cbs did not ask questions about so many issues at stake here. and -- including crime, including the economy, and quite frankly, i was apprised that how well governor walz did. he's much smarter than vice president harris. i thought that vance really showed he's -- has total control of the issues. he should have refuted project 29, that has nothing to do with president trump. it is an offshoot, it is a distraction. walz did not lie as muc

we'll talk to senator mark kelly in a moment. let me turn to the table here. just lift the veil off the expectations. it makes me laugh. we just had jason miller who is, like, tim walz, such a great debater, and then all of these democrats are out in the press saying, tim walz is scared, he's not sure, jd vance is this amazing debater. it is like this reverse complimenting thing so that when whatever happens, they can be, like, well, we set the expectations and exceeded them. >> by the way, a time-honored tradition for debate prep. this is what we always see. i spoke with the person who played governor walz in the prep for senator jd vance, congressman tom emmer, he did much of the same thing. this is strategic on the part of the campaigns. why? to let the audience know what to expect. this is not their first rodeo. it is on a stage like this, but both of these candidates have done debates in the past, they have done debates for their races for congress, for governor, for -- >> they practiced, they're smart, they're capable, they're pros. >> exactly. they're p

i want to bring in right now democratic senator mark kelly of arizona, senator. thanks so much for joining us. a new poll shows kamala harris is seven points behind with latino voters in your state of arizona. why is that? and do you think trump's support could wane after the racist really ugly comments. we saw it as madison square garden rally last night yeah, wolf, i think the comments last night will resonate with latinos and folks who are in this community here in arizona. >> we've got a very large latino population and using racist rhetoric at york, for your closing argument in a presidential election is not going to go over well, here, there are other things that aren't gonna go over well, as well. one is on the joe rogan show, just a few days ago, he said he was going to cancel the chips and science act, which is bringing thousands, tens of thousands of jobs, in fact, to arizona, many of these people have these jobs right now, construction jobs, semiconductor manufacturing jobs he he's already committed to do in a pretty big hit job on the arizona economy

from's operation there in mark kelly's words is invisible. do you see that being the case?i have had the pleasure of working with ruben since day one putting his team together. he is doing something really special and arizona. just for example, this friday you can catch them at the local rodeo. we will be having a rodeo and carney asada to get ready for the weekend to feed all of these block walkers. for all of you professionals that say it is not that easy i said we are going to a rodeo. that is something different that we are doing. culturally competent mexicans in arizona where cowboy hat like this and love a rodeo. i think this will make a difference. >> we are out of time. matthew, yes or no. we have not heard from your former boss george w. bush for an endorsement but his daughter barbara was canvassing for kamala harris. will be here from the former president? yes or no. >> i absolutely hope we do. he is getting pressure from all the women in his family. he's getting tons of pressure. >> gentlemen, thank you so much. when we come back fred gothenburg is with us. he's

annmarie hordern spoke with mark kelly of arizona moments ago. >> i'm excited to be here. governor walz is a great choice for vice president. he was a freshman with my wife in the house of representatives when they first were sworn in in 2007. gabby and i am a big fan. i think he will do well tonight. jd vance is a yale trained mouthpiece for donald trump, picked specifically for this but governor walz and kamala harris have the vision for the future of the country. annmarie: polls in arizona are challenging for the vice president, she went to the border. >> i actually went with her. it was on her plane. and she is the vice president, so i was there. annmarie: why did it take her so long? she was tasked to look at the root causes of migration. you think she would go there before three years and would not wait? >> you have to remember, she is a prosecutor from california who was the attorney general of california. she was a u.s. senator from california, which is a border state. she has a tremendous amount of experience with this issue. she prosecuted cartel members as a pro

trump's operation there, in mark kelly's words, invisible.urie onof this country, do you see that being the case? do you agree? >> i do agree, and i've had the pleasure of working with ruben gal goe. just for example, this friday you can catch him at the local rodeo where we're going to be having a rodeo and carne asada at the same time to feed these block walkers before this weekend. for all of you professionals who are like, chuck, it's not that easy, i said we're going to a rodeo. that's something different that we're doing, culturally competent mexicans in arizona wear funny cowboy hats just like this and we love a rodeo. i think these little things are making a big difference. >> my team is yelling at me. matthew, give me a yes or no. we have not heard from your former boss george w. bush about an endorsement, but his daughter barbara has endorsed and was canvassing for kamala harris. do you think we will hear from the former president, yes or no? >> i absolutely hope we do. he's getting pressure from all the women in his family, i can t

him teaming up with mark kelly, that is a powerful one-two punch . one of those values that ruben shares and is talked about his freedom. i do not think we've ever had an election with candidates that understand freedom so differently. freedom means the powerful can do whatever they please. i want to fire workers for trying to organize a union. i should be free to do so. they want the freedom to throw out votes. they want to control what women can and cannot do to their body. in other words, for trump, freedom is getting away with stuff. it is like he said, i do not take any responsibility. i'm not sure any president has ever uttered those words except for donald trump. people were dying. hospitals overrun. that is his idea of freedom. i do what i want and i am not responsible. we have a broader idea of freedom. we believe in the freedom to provide for our families and breathe clean air and drink clean water. the freedom to send our kids to school. we believe that true freedom gives each of us the right to make decisions about our lives. how we worsh

let's discuss more now with democratic senator mark kelly of arizona is member of the harris campaigns national advisory board. senator good to see you. lots to talk about just curious what you thought of that answer there from the vice president me, she did go on to say she's probably gonna put a republican in her cabinet and so she is trying to say that there will be some differences, but what do you make of that answer? there? >> well, jim, also, when you consider her plan going forward to take this country into the future building a opportunity economy where everybody has a chance to succeed. middle-class every day, americans, things on housing and child care, and continuing to bring down the cost of health care and prescription drugs you combine that with what this administration has accomplished on things like semiconductor chips and infrastructure and big down payment on dealing with the climate crisis which you'll see some of the effects of in florida with the hurricane milton. today there clearly is a plan and then the contrast between her plan and donald trump could not be mo

people like gabby giffords and mark kelly have karic your.'s your governor has character. your mayor has character. that is what i think about these days. i think about it a lot because it is so different from what we see right now and increasingly the entire party has decided it is okay. one of the most disturbing things about the election and donald trump's rise in politics is how we have set aside the values that people like john mccain stood for. values that we were taught. a few weeks ago, we had one of the deadliest hurricanes in american history. president and vice president harris were in north carolina meeting with officials. meanwhile, donald trump and his running mate were making up stories and circulating stories about how the biden administration was withholding aid and not giving it to republican areas and giving it to undocumented immigrants. just making stuff up. even republicans on the grounds that it was a bald-faced lie. there were real consequences to this. the other day a man was arrested for threatening fema workers because he believed some of those l

mark kelly fresh off the campaign trail with former president barack obama with kamala harris last night in tucson. >>> plus, more from my important conversation with a diverse group of arizona voters. here is rachel's message to americans ahead of the election. >> my messages to and use your principles, be a principal voter . go out there and don't vote out of fear. vote out of hope." and vote for the better of other people, not just you. this is bigger than just each one of us individually. this is for america. america. the new intensity dial gives you total control. i can turn it up... that smells good! or turn it down... hmm. nice and light. enjoy 40 days of freshness, your way. ♪ lalalalala ♪ we always had dogs, they're like my best buddies. yep, had them my whole life. c'mon bo! so we got him and he is a, an absolute joy. daddy's puppy. once we got on the farmer's dog he just attacks it, it's incredible. they're so tuned into you and they have such, such personality. being without a dog, i don't know, can't imagine it. [laughter] >>> a few weeks ago, we held our 100th meeting of th

senate, mark kelly, won the election. that wave of success was a clear sign of pushback by voters who watched the far right so doubt in our election for 2 years, which remains among the minds across the country and again in arizona. phoenix is in maricopa county. you may recall, maricopa was the epicenter for a ton of the misinformation and disinformation surrounding the election in 2022 and in 2020. donald trump claimed the presidential election in maricopa county was stolen in 2020. republicans in the state called for a hand recount of the county's 2.1 million votes, the recount that was widely characterized as a sham. the review found no widespread voter fraud and confirmed that joe biden had in fact won the state. according to the brookings institute, elections in arizona are often determined by the voters in this county, maricopa county and it's more than 2 million voters. voters in this county make up 59% of the registered voters in the entire state. some of the key races on arizona's violet this year include the st

remarks live in just a minute, but and i'm also going to be joined by the state's democratic senator mark kelly for his thoughts on the race, vice president harris. next heads to nevada for two more campaign rallies, including one with singer and actress jennifer lopez will j-lo saying, unlike beyonce at the texas rally, well, we shall see donald trump held his first event of the day in albuquerque, new mexico. this afternoon where he focused significantly on the southern border and immigration soon the former president will take the stage in las vegas for a rally, followed by an event with tucker carlson tonight in arizona. cnn's priscilla alvarez is covering the harris campaign in nonorth las vegas, nevada. cnn's alayna treene is about 25 minutes drive away covering the trump campaign in henderson, nevada. priscilla, to you first harris has not been out west and a while. what is the message? she's conveying to voters? there well, this is certainly going to be an appeal to latino voters who are crucial aid a state like nevada, and also a state that president biden only narrowly won in 2020. >>

but we should note it's gotten mark kelly, still technically identical twins coming up this european country has embraced working shorter hours and a four-day workweek. now, their economy is booming and workers say that their wellbeing has increased dramatically. >> we'll have those details ever done this for a living james was famous for winning races. teams believes that change let's it's their economy stupid i apologize. no one man is up to fisted catcher. >> i am saying publicly what people say and thirds out, i have enough money. i could just carver winning is everything stupid? >> sunday at nine on cnn you no, no, no. >> that is against the hoa bylaws. >> i launched my laws were showing where consumers cellular gets great coverage. >> you making everything i know, right? >> we use the same towers is big wireless, so you get same coverage difference is our plans started just $20. >> no, that can't be true, but it is wow. i hope you're using primer do we use primer? >> bron limited talk in texts with reliable coverage starting at just $20 call or visit consumer zeldin when you ge

he's an enemy my source tonight is arizona democratic senator mark kelly, who is not only campaigning for the harris-walz ticket, the former navy combat pilot is even flying his own plane to reach rural voters starting tomorrow, senator great to have you here on that comment though, that you just heard from donald trump, i wonder what goes through your mind when you hear republicans saying, you know, no, no, that's not what donald trump is talking about, which is what both speaker johnson and senator vance did over the weekend. >> and then trump goes and makes very clear he meant democrats who are against him when he said that yeah, he's a pretty clear about it. kaitlan and, you know what, i don't want to think about is that one of the fundamental that we're all agree on everything and we're going to have disagreements and differences of opinion and donald trump doesn't like that and he thinks that people that disagree with him are now his enemies kamala harris, on the other hand, is running to be president for all of america not just the people that agree with her. so my concern here

attention turns to the spin room and on walz's side we expect to learn from senators amy klobuchar, mark kelly and the governors of colorado and illinois. the presidential debate last month didn't shift polls that much, but analysts say in a really close race -- >> now have maybe 5% or 6% of the electorate still undecided and little things could push them in one direction or another. >> reporter: both camps are right back on the road tomorrow stumping in battleground states where this race to the finish will ultimately play out. the choice for the running mate isn't what motivates voters to get out to the polls. with just 35 days until election day, this debate serves as a key moment for both campaigns to send a message to americans on a national scale. >> thank you so much. joining me now is dr. nolan higdon, history and politics professor at cal state east bay. thanks so much for being with us, sir. >> always a pleasure. >> let's start with the big story of the day obviously, iran's missile attack on israel. both campaigns voiced ardent support of israel, but this conflict has the potential

thank you to senator mark kelly, a great friend who also is married to an incredible woman who is myriend. please have a seat, by the way. congressman greg stanton, i saw him when i came in. greg, thank you. i am putting these glasses on because i'm having trouble seeing. and all the elected leaders, tribal community leaders, thank you for being here today. i cannot tell you what a special thanks i have for deb haaland, my interior secretary. i was determined, i made a commitment when i became president, of having an administration that looked like america. you are america. there never has been a native american, indigenous person who was in a cabinet or in the secretary's job or any consequential job in a presidential administration. she is the first but clearly not the last native american cabinet secretary. [applause] her historic and dedicated leadership to strengthen tribal nations and the federal government is unlike anything that has ever happened before. that is why we are here today. when i got to the senate, i was only 29 years old. i had to wait 17 days to be eligible. aft

i will be joined by senator mark kelly, he's been stumping for kamala harris i will also speak to the democratic candidate for the other sanity, congressman ruben gallego is facing off against trump ally kari lake in a race that could control the senate. plus phoenix endured its hottest summer on record. on top of that, arizona is dealing with a major water shortage problem. for most voters right here it is important the next president knows what they are doing and what they are talking about when it comes to climate change. but don't worry, donald trump once said the change is a hoax and now says he's got it covered. we will have more of my conversation with arizona voters from across the spectrum but a word from one of the registered republicans danny massive who has a message about the importance of this election for those considering staying home. >> this election isn't about policy over personality, it is really about preserving our democratic institutions, our constitution, and we can go back to fighting about policy later. but right now, we have a choice between two candidates,

legendary senator and former astronaut mark kelly.ame of j.d. vance's home planet? >> you know, that stuff is classified. >> he just doesn't want to get caught up. >> it is a big moment. >> something is funny over here. i smell piss and cocaine. there we go. been waiting to talk to the great senator katie britt who is post-state of the union speech last january is now considered a halloween holiday classic. how do you feel about j.d. vance? is it hard to see your dad ignoring someone besides you? i guess, none of these republicans think they will talk to a liberal ""daily show"" dog but i do know who they would talk to. >> who wants some spin from the hulkster? what are you going to do when j.d.'s mascara runs wild, rather! what are you going to do when i asked for a lift home, brother? how about some bus fare, brother? the hulkster needs bus fare? who is that behind me! is that a democrat? oh, yeah. jasmine crockett. she is going down! >> to protect them, and they don't have -- >> brother, you are lucky i don't throw a punch at you r

kelly. regis. michael. now mark has pulled out all the stops with their costumes. so what's coming this morning? reporter joelle gargiulo has a preview. >> there's halloween. if these walls could talk. and then there's live with kelly and mark. halloween. that's right. >> that's right. >> for nearly four decades, their studio has seen everything and everyone. the pair as barbie and ken taylor and travis, sonny and cher, even the golden bachelor in paradise. you have a little something, right here. and with daytime's biggest halloween celebration back. ooh. and the final one for the studi. you know, they're going to go big like 40 costume changes. big. >> lots of pop culture moments. i mean, we're on the cutting edge of whatever people are talking about. we're going to be doing and having some fun with. >> i definitely on the edge. i'm not sure if the cutting edge. >> i personally am doing something that i am very excited about. >> while we can't give away all the secrets we did pop in on the team for a little preview. >> you can expect a lot of criminality, televised criminality, action. we are u

the perspective they hold and it's a little bit stunning because you send a one of them being a mark kelly. he didn't have the answers harris has been pressured for in the media and they are trying to survive this is like don't we look better that's their broad strategy and is fascinated in the backroom machinations to happen in the spinner rooms. great information. thank you let's bring in our political panel. princeton university political scientist democratic strategist and an attorney julie hamel. and alicia crause thank you for coming on. is like to begin with you michael i want to play some sound pierced tim walz going after j.d. vance on the border watch number 2 katie he had for years to do this and he promised you america how easy it would be i will build you a big beautiful wall and mexico will pay for it. less than 2% of the wall got built and mexico didn't pay a dime but here we are again. >> it seems like risky strategy. you are going after one of the things that donald trump has a big lead over harris in and you have tim trying to defend himself on that. >> i thought it was o

mark kelly says he's feeling really good because of how many people are working there.'s 120,000 person operation for get out the vote in arizona. >> jesse: how is the early vote going? >> jessica: really well. look at the polls on that. >> jesse: how is it going in the states? worse or better than 2020? >> dana: you're making good points. judge, the north carolina just reported -- it was reported that in north carolina kamala harris' team is pulling out money from there and putting it in to virginia. >> jesse: they're losing the early vote in north carolina. >> jeanine: look, in terms of where she's putting money -- she has so much money, it doesn't matter. she as a billion dollars and 92 million in pac money. she can do whatever she wants. how they read the tea leaves, i have no idea. the only thing i know is she's a chameleon. she goes in front of audiences like the audience she just stepped in front of and she changes her accent depending upon the audience and she says dumb things. she says really stupid things. when she doesn't know the answer to something and she

in the interim yesterday afternoon i had a constructive conversation with senator mark kelly, one ofery one of those conversations we have asked about the same things. we very asked for binational involvement in the investigation into nick's murder. the mexican police. we understand, have moved forward with that and have actually so get after actions bottom and top level of the cartel. we take information from our own fbi. i'm not going to comment further on what has and hasn't occurred with that we see nick's issue as a tactical event that matters at the strategic level. when we look at and we're watching this news station you show people from michigan talking about migration. it is a transnational crisis that effects all of the united states. my son was killed about 30 minutes south of the border for going to the beach. for those who don't live in the border states, that's a fairly common thing, hundreds of thousands of people a year go back and forth. they don't necessarily run into problems, the lawnessness that's occurred down in mexico attributable to those cartels which have m

vision every time he goes out he is a major gas any acted as if gabby giffords who is married to mark kelly had passed away that is not a good campaign event for kamala harris is a liability in the tethers or to the fact how are you going to be different, i don't know nothing comes to mind. bidenomics is not working. >> trump sat down with joe rogan the podcast and he explained, this is rogan why trump is so popular. watch this. >> you have comedic instincts when you said to hilary you would be in jail, that is great timing. >> you need at least the attitude of the comedian when you're doing this business this is a very dangerous business a very tough business. >> especially you we have not even got to the election in two assassination attempts and they brush those out of the news like it was nothing. >> is personally popular in an entertaining guy. >> there's a cadence to how you communicate and donald trump is instinctive to him, he takes it makes it funny and jokes about it in the mainstream media does not understand that they come out with everything they are constantly punching out of

represented in the spin room here, with a number of prominent democrats senator klobuchar, senator mark kellyo can come in and reinforce the key messages of this night after the debate is over and lead the reporters who will be in this room to the standout moments going forward. part of the buzz and tradition of debate night and set the narrative for what happens after the 90 minutes are done. >> different approaches from both campaigns. interesting to see which one wins the voters. thank you both. nbc news will have special coverage of tonight's debate hosted by cbs news, our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on your local nbc station and streaming right here on nbc news now >>> coming up, this isn't a scene from top gun, folks who the pentagon proclamation for the pentagon proclamation for the dangero mus ov(♪♪) “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like life was moving on without me. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom relief from both bipolar i & ii depr

for minnesota governor tim walz, we've heard mark kelly the senator from arizona, jasmine crockett, houseember. amy klobuchar, a minnesota colleague. jamie harrison, the democratic national committee chair, and illinois governor jb pritzker all expected to be in the spin room tonight. if we see any of those folks before, we may dip in a little bit but we will hear their reaction after the debate. i also want to note, 60 minutes minutes sent out this post on x earlier this evening. they are scheduled to air in primetime election, a special on a monday edition of the broadcast on october 7 and eighth. . for over half a century, 60 minutes has invited the republican and democratic tickets to appear on the broadcast as americans had to the polls. this year both the harris and trump campaigns agreed to sit down with 60 minutes. vice president harris will speak with bill whitaker. after initially accepting a 60 minutes request for an interview, former president trump's campaign has decided not to participate. our election special will broadcast the harris interview on monday as planned. our ori

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i'm introducing a bipartisan ship act working with senator mark kelly from arizona in the merchant marine academy, not just focused on our navy, with the chinese have done is build a navy larger than ours on the backs of a massive investment in their commercial shipbuilding. to the point that they now have 7000 ships under chinese flags. they received 1500 orders for new ships just last year. we have less than 200 under american flag. to know how many received new orders? five. they have a 200 to one advantage now. in building commercial shipping, tinkers, cargo and others. container ships. they can cut off our economy tomorrow if they told the ships to stop going to a sports. and they provide that scale, steel, aluminum, workers, welders, yards, that you need. if you ordered a reagan style naval increase, in january, if he comes in, we don't have the industrial capacity to do it. we talked a lot about how to reinvest in that going forward. >> the next question was actually about the bill you're working on with senator kelly. i said bipartisan and you mentioned quite a bit in the book, wh

to be here in arizona campaigning in phoenix and in tucson with my friend and colleague, senator mark kelly others. i'm a coach here of the harris/walz campaign. and i'm optimistic about the potential outcome in arizona. congressman ruben gallego is an outstanding candidate, and i think we have a well organized ground game in arizona to connect with folks, even though it's almost 100 degrees today. early voting has started, mail-in voting is a big part of voting in arizona, and making sure that we can protect the ballot and get the message out to voters about former president trump's increasingly unhinged attacks on political opponents, his strident and ill-informed positions on what he should do as president to advance our economy or harm our economy and the strong ways in which vice president harris has laid out a clear, positive and forward-looking proposal for how she would continue the economic recovery that's begun under president biden. >> i know you know how this works, and i also know you well enough you did not go to arizona without doing your home work. let me ask you this, do yo

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i will say to you that one of the people that i talked to the for the story is arizona senator mark kelly, a democrat. i said to him, is he ready for obama? want to move on as party leader? and he said to me, not yet yeah, i don't know that a lot of democrats are ready for him to step away just yet isaac dovere, thanks so much we'll be right back. >> thank jessica big interview her nice new suit, new haircut, ancient brisk stick make to sana care switch all right, now, go knock them dead, boss can i get the wi-fi? >> i'm a hang here the road ahead alexa senex >> this isn't the way home. >> that's right, james. >> it is where are we going we're here >> not investing in it is were you in them? think that's a huge james nasdaq 100 innovators, one etf before investing carefully reading, consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges expensive more and perspective, said invesco.com what do you talk about? the news sports a little family gaza maybe. >> now. you don't do that, right here's another topic for you. >> as they get older, their risk of getting really sick from a respiratory viru

mark is discovering some he's never even seen. >> yeah, mark didn't. >> he just saw the grid up here. >> heads up. steve, selena and martin. kellyrk and gelman look pretty good in your shoes. >> this is our tribute to the very popular only murders in the building. because this is only halloween in this building. and it's the final halloween in this building. >> as for what else is in store, there will be skits, music, dancing, singing, celebrity guests, special surprises, and some twists and turns. you'll just have to tune in to see. >> are you pumped for pumpkin spice? >> good fun. you can watch live with kelly and mark weekdays at nine right here on abc seven. all right. that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil, abc seven news at five is coming up next. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will wor

talked about i think was very interesting how when she's making the calls of shapiro and whitmer and mark kelly was immediate that they offer their support or at least somewhat immediate. it seems to calculation there where here you go, kamala, have your fec. this is your shot in 24. god bless you you better win. otherwise will be there in 28. it seemed like they were willing to give him shot this time. >> i think there's a recognition. this is a tough year, but her career has been about these accelerated timelines. you know, she got to washington. she was elected in 2016, thinking should be serving with hillary clinton as president instead, all of a sudden she's instantly a contender for president in 2019, all of a sudden, she had this accelerated timeline again this year. and what we saw this time was that she was a lot more prepared this time when she was last and it's really been a story of whether i mean, could you could see this when she came to the senate learning the lay of the land, sometimes making a couple of mistakes pulling back a little bit, figuring it out, and then going forward

key battleground senator mark kelly joins dana plus rnc co-chair alright, trump and maryland senate candidate larry hogan. state of the union, live this morning at nine sunday morning to you, i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm amara walker. we start with breaking news out of the middle east this morning, tensions are high across the region with growing fears of a wider conflict. >> new video for you this morning, shot overnight from a beirut suburb. cnn crews, there i have reported near constant blast around the city overnight into this morning. and israel says it targeted hezbollah weapons facilities and issued new evacuation but just for parts of beirut's suggesting that more strikes could be on the way. >> but as paula has continued to launch rockets into israel and israel's military says about 30 projectiles were fired into israel this morning. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has struck a defiant tone and then message late saturday seven fronts. >> against the enemies of civilization for defending ourselves against this barbarism. israel is defending civilizations against those who seek to im

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