maxwell frost was in georgia today for the first day of early voting. he will join us to report what he saw. today's early voting is the strongest possible sign that we could get today that harris could be on her way to winning the state of georgia's 16 electoral votes. trump will of course try to overturn the election results if he loses the electoral college. trump will once again target the states with the vote is close like georgia was last time but the problem for trump this time is the same secretary of state who recorded trumps phone call to him in georgia which prosecutors have declared to be criminal, will still be in office at the same phone number. trump will not there called george's republican secretary of state once again with the same criminal conspiracy that got trump indicted in georgia and washington dc with brad testifying against him in the grand jury. trump will have no luck calling the governor of georgia who is the very same republican governor who refused to consider any of trumps crazed attempts to criminally interfere with the

maxwell frost is posting a number of governmentnd school closures to be expected. countrymen being notes the navigation system onstar has been actated for nassau. bill posey who represents the eighth district is posting about pet friendly shelters which will open tomorrow. the 15 district is linking to shelter information for martin and palm beach counties. the 13th district stating, the time i n. surges of up to 15 feet are expected. it will be catastrophic. you can always rebuild material possessions but your life is too precious to put at risk. follow all of c-span's huice coverage on c-span now, our free video app, or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. comcast is partnering

. >> our next guest, maxwell frost, represents orlando. which is expected to get as much as 15 inches of rain. yesterday congressman frost joined the national oceanic and atmospheric administration hurricane hunters and flew directly into hurricane milton. >> it was a life-changing experience. flying through a hurricane, seeing things up close. but also, it should be firsthand how important the work noah does. spending hours with the scientists. i learned so much about the work that they do in the airplane. the work that they do in gathering the data is what helps us save lives. helps with evacuation orders. ensuring that we know what this hurricane is going to be, but it looks like, the type of devastation it's going to cause. >> joining us that was democratic congressman maxwell frost of florida. he is a member of the house oversight committee and a member of the paris 2024 national advisory board. congressman, what did you learn yesterday that has changed the way you are witnessing this hurricane tonight? >> thank you so much for having

there to be a good diversity of opinion and experiences there, such as people like congressman maxwell frost, who even as a freshman member of congress when i was helping him run for office when he became a freshman member of congress, he couldn't even get housing because his credit was so bad from how much it costs to run for office, it's inaccessible and it's so much harder now for young people to get elected right? fdr was 29 when he was first elected to the new york state senate joe biden was 29 when he was first elected to the u.s. senate and lbj was 28. so i know there's a lot of prejudice around young people, and it's understandable. we're still figuring things out, but we do tend to figure it out and know how to get things done as those presidents did well, you mentioned >> good. >> but let's move on. so as somebody who we came to know from the horrible parkland shooting, what did you think when kamala said she has a glock and that if someone burst into her house, she'd shoot them? >> yeah. well look, i've never said that i'm completely against any form of gun ownership. >> no, you h

joining me live is congressman maxwell frost, of florida's tenth district.us on bbc news. what is the situation where you are like now?- where you are like now? well, i'm in orlando, _ where you are like now? well, i'm in orlando, florida, - where you are like now? well, i'm in orlando, florida, so - where you are like now? well, i'm in orlando, florida, so we| i'm in orlando, florida, so we are more inland than the folks who will get the really worst parts of these storms — but the important thing for people to keepin important thing for people to keep in mind is, even if you are inland, florida is not a huge state in terms of going from east to west. so there's not a tonne of land they to weaken the storm a bunch before it gets to us. in fact, many meteorologists believe it will remain as a hurricane, carrying hurricane force winds throughout the landfall as it spits out on the other side of the state. so it's really important that, no matter where you are, if you are in that cone of uncertainty, people should take this very uncertain dust very seriously.

. >>> our next guest, florida congressman maxwell frost represents orlando which is expected to get as much as 15 inches of rain. yesterday congressman frost joined the national oceanic and atmospheric administration's hurricane hunters and flew directly into hurricane milton. >> it was a life-changing experience flying through a hurricane, seeing things up close but also it showed me firsthand how important the work they do. i learned so much about how they do their work in that airplane and gathering that data, it helps us save lives and helps with evacuation orders, ensuring that we know what the hurricane will be like and that type of devastation it will cause. >> joining us now is maxwell frost, a member of the house oversight committee and a member of the harris 2024 national advisory board. what did you learn yesterday that changed the way you are witnessing this hurricane tonight? >> thank you for having me on, i am in orlando and we are a few hours away from getting the serious part of the storm, we have had rain and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour so far. been on that plan

. >> our next guest, florida congressman maxwell frost represents orlando which is expected to get as much as 15 inches of rain. yesterday, congressman frost joined the national ocean inand atmospheric administration's hurricane hunters and flew directly into hurricane milton. >> it was a life changing experience. flying through a hurricane, seeing things up close. but also, just showed me firsthand how important the work noaa does. getting to spend hours with the scientists, i learned so much about the work they do in the airplane and the work they do in gathering that data is what helps us save lives. helpswith evacuation orders. what it looks like, the type of devastation it will cause. >> joining us now is congressman maxwell frost. a member of the harris walz national advisory board. congressman, what did you learn yesterday that has changed the way you are witnessing this hurricane tonight? >> i'm here in orlando where a few hours away of getting the serious part of the storm. we have had rain and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour or so far. being on that plane a few days ago w

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because i've heard nothing. >> congressman maxwell frost of florida. thank you so much. appreciate your time. good to see you again. i want to bring back the panel because we have the very first clip from kamala harris's interview with nbc news. let's take a look what is your plan if he does that again in two weeks well, let me say this. we've got two weeks to ago and i'm very much grounded in the present in terms of the task at hand. and we will deal with election tonight. and the days after as they come, and we have the resources and the expertise and the focus on that as well. so you mind game is ready to go. is that what you're saying? are you thinking about that as a positive? ability? of course this is a person donald trump, who tried to undo a free and fair election, who still denies the will of the people who incited a violent mob to attack the united states capital in 140 law enforcement officers were attacked. >> some were killed this is a serious matter the american people are at this 0.2 weeks out being presented with a very, very serious decision about what

>> congressman maxwell frost, we have to leave the conversation there. appreciate your perspective to come. new cnn reporting showing how donald trump and his allies are using the same strategies they used four years ago. to cast doubt on the upcoming election plus country music star garth brooks has new allegations against him are all lies. after being accused by a former makeup artist of sexual assault and battery and later how climate change could have fueled hurricane helene's devastation in the north carolina mountains those stories and much more still to come. on. cnn news central capable more practical be able to perform here make a state making this out and command as well as what lies how we get there local audi dealer things can transform out of balance in a free fall were there so few certainties >> future unknown i'm glad i found stability and midst at all go standing the test of time here's why you should switch from google to duckduckgo on all your devices. duckduckgo comes with a built-in search engine like google, but it's private and doe

base is definitely a good strategy so lanny, i remember hearing from a florida representative, maxwell frost earlier in the week who said of particularly about a lot of younger voters, it may not necessarily be all about issues, but it really is about a vibe. it's about these voters feeling a particular vibe from either trump or kamala harris talk to me more about what constitutes the vibe, what's the vibe that these young voters are looking for? how is that? so influential in who they choose to be in the white house yeah. >> i mean, i think a lot of people who are young voters that this is their first president presidential election that they're voting in. they haven't really had an opportunity to use their voice on that wider scale yet so people are really looking for someone who cares, who they think cares about them and their voice and as well as just someone who has a good moral high ground, someone who is connected with the people that they're going to be representing. and really has that joy and cares about the people that they're going to be serving. >> i wonder lanny, where people a

age of 30 for state legislature and under the age of 35 for congress, people like congresswoman maxwell frostlause] we work with them on a day-to-day basis on everything they need to be able to win. >> michael: you are tired of old people having a monopoly of power in our government. but isn't one of the solutions just waiting? >> well, funny enough, i think that that is our long-term plan, ultimately. [laughter] you know -- >> michael: guys, stick it out. they are going to die. >> exactly. but it's about creating an intergenerational coalition in our government. so many of the greatest presidents we've ever had, whether that was abraham lincoln, he was 25 but he was first elected to the illinois state house. lbj was 28 when he was first elected to congress. joe biden, and i know this is hard to believe for the younger people, was 29 when he was first elected. and those men went on to be so successful, i believe, because they started when they were so young. it makes sense. >> michael: silly question. do young people want to run for office? because it seems to me -- and i am an old man -- it

. >> yeah, you know, you heard maxwell frost earlier in the week who said you know, the younger of voters, they're looking for a vibe. >> yes, they may not be as looking and parsing out the policy promises, but instead they're there they're looking for vibe. do you think these two candidates are aware of that? and they're making adjustments accordingly at it on the head there looking for via we are not our grandmothers. our grandfathers. we are not are older. we're not even our parents. we are looking for a candidate. we're not going to be grandfathered into being democrats just because we're black, that's what i'm seeing a lot in our comments. and the feedback we're getting. we get, so maybe get billions of impressions on the shade room and it's insane to see and sift through all the comments. but i think that is the common denominator is we're going to make a decision regardless of what everybody else says, what are parents voted for years and years ago, we're going to make educated i'm educated votes and moving forward. very good. the vibe is good here. jessica, good here on this, yeah

maxwell frost of florida, congressman, thank you for your time.oming up next, we'll take a quick break from our storm coverage. get you caught up on a dramatic night in major league baseball. it's the playoffs, the mets continue their incredible run through the postseason, moving on to the nlcs on the bat of that man, francisco lindor. "morning joe" is coming right back. back here you go. is there anyway to get a better price on this? have you checked singlecare? whenever my customers ask how to get a better price on their meds, i always tell them about singlecare. it's a free app. accepted at major pharmacies nationwide. before i pick up my prescription at the pharmacy, i always check the singlecare price. it's quick, easy, and totally free to use. singlecare can literally beat my insurance copay. you just search for your prescription, and show your coupon in the app to your pharmacist. i just show you the coupon and i get this price? that's right! go to singlecare.com and start saving today. (vo) time to move? make it easy with opendoor. sell yo

democratic congressman maxwell frost from florida was on one of these flights on monday.arlier to the bbc about his flight, on a plane called kermit. are i spoke with one of the scientists _ are i spoke with one of the scientists on _ are i spoke with one of the scientists on board - are i spoke with one of the scientists on board who . are i spoke with one of the | scientists on board who has been a hurricane hunter since the 80s. what he told me was the 80s. what he told me was the past two years nothing has been normal, in terms of the hurricane activity we've seen, i mean going from the hurricane helenejust a week i mean going from the hurricane helene just a week and a half ago to see their star built from nothing. about seven days ago no one was really tracking this, do now, a category five, currently in destruction, moving towards the state of florida. nothing is normal about what is going on right now. speaking with folks on board, we know that the science tells us it's because of our warming climate, and this is impacting and warming the water is in the ocean, an

maxwell frost is posting a number of government d school closures to be expected in the next severalistri congressman be notes onstar has been activated for nassau, clay and of all counties. the eighth district is posting about temporary shelters that will open tomorrow and the 15th district is linking to shelter informion for st. lucie, martin and palm beach county. the 13th district states panella's, the time is now, surges of up to 15 feet is expected. it will be catastrophic. you can rebuild material possessions but your life is too precious to risk. evacuate now. t out. follow our hurricane cover on c-span now, our free video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> when connection is needed most, cox is there to help. bringing you affordable internet to families in need, and support to veterans. whenever and wherever it matters most, we will be there. >> cox supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to

. >>> carson maxwell frost gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with stephanie rhule starts now. >> tonight in the battleground state of georgia a record-setting first day of in-person early voting. then kamala harris predicts she'll win in november while donald trump doubles down on his claims of a stolen election. steve steve is here with the latest on the race. he joins us live as "the 11th hour" gets underway on this tuesday night. >>> good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we are now just 21 days away from election day, and the candidates' ground game is in full effect. earlier tonight vice pat kamala harris took part in a radio town hall in detroit, michigan, hosted by charlamagne tha god. it was part of her campaign's push to boost support among black voter, most specifically black men. here's a bit of what we heard. >> this is a margin of error race. it's tight. i'm going to win. i'm going to win, but it's tight. part of the challenge that i face is that they are trying to scare people away because they know they ot

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. (♪♪) >>> carson maxwell frost gets tonight's last word.th hour" with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight in the battleground state of georgia, a record- setting 1st day of in person early voting. >>> then kamala harris predicts she will win in november, while donald trump doubles down on his claims of a stolen election. steve is here with the latest on the race. >>> plus rufus wainwright blasts donald trump are using his music. he joins us live as the "the 11th hour" gets underway this tuesday, october 15, 2024. >>> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. we are now just 21 days away from election day , and the candidates ground game is in full effect. earlier tonight, vice president kamala harris took part in a radio town hall in detroit, michigan, hosted by charlemagne the god. it was part of her campaigns push to boost support among black voters, most specifically black men. here is a bit of what we heard. >> this is a margin of error race. it is tight. i'm going to win. i'm going to win. but it is tight. >> part of the chall

president to speak on that stage where priscilla is, i want to go now to the democratic congressman maxwell frost of florida and congressman i really appreciate your time and now you heard priscilla's reporting on exactly how strong this push is going to be from the vice president is the argument that donald trump is dangerous to black men. and obviously you've heard harris now us, that's a word that that she's using. do you think that that is a strong enough word and it's strong enough argument to win over a larger number of black male voters i think it's a very effective argument, but the thing we have to remember here is that's not the only piece of the puzzle here, right? >> that's not the only argument she's making. she's saying yes, he is dangerous for black men and all americans. and quite frankly, the vice president and all of us have been saying this for years, but she doesn't just leave it there. she's backing it up with a very in-depth policy proposal on how she's going to help black men in this society thrive in terms of the economy, thrive in terms of safety, thrive in terms of being

i want to go now to the democratic congressman maxwell frost of florida and congressman, i really appreciate your time and now you heard priscilla's reporting on exactly how strong this push is going to be from the vice president is the argument that donald trump is dangerous to black men. and obviously you've heard harris now use toward that that she's using. do you think that that is a strong enough word and it strong enough argument to win over a larger number of black male voters. >> i think it's a very effective argument, but the thing we have to remember here is that's not the only piece of the puzzle here, right? that's not the only argument she's making. she's saying yes, he is dangerous for black men and all americans. and quite frankly, the vice president, all of us have been saying this for years, but she doesn't just leave it there. she's backing it up with a very in-depth policy proposal on how she's going to help black men in this society thrive in terms of the economy, thrive in terms of safety, thrive in terms of being able to own a home, start a small business, do what you w

and a year later in florida, maxwell frost became the first member of my generation to be elected to congress. - i think gen z is questioning what it means to be qualified and we should. the covers have been pulled back , we realize that people don't know what they're doing. they have let us down time and time again. and so we are asking why not me? - what you're gonna have from gen z are a bunch of activists, hopefully entering the political scene, fixing things on a local level. and i think when you have a generation entering politics from that perspective, then we could see this political structure be entirely revolutionized within a generation. (dramatic music) life has twists and curls. but you define them and make them bounce. tresemme flawless curls defining mousse. 24 hour. hydrating curl definition. style your life the way you want. ♪♪ tresemme, style your way. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we gotcha, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low