now to give you more insight on that story, we are now joined by mike harris, he is the editor of uh veterans today uh, and he's also joining us from phoenix arizona. mr. harris, welcome to the program, i hope you're well, my first question for you is about the uh, you know, philippe lazzarini has called the situation in gaza, sheer barbarism, with the severe human. crisis unfolding there, how do you see this catastrophe as a direct result of the ongoing blockade and military aggression? well, thank you for inviting me, and yes, mr. lazarini is absolutely correct, this is absolutely a barbaric act. i can't say, no one knows what really happened on october 7th year ago, but it seems like the israelis enabled that to happen, so they would have it. excuse to go in and uh ethnically cleanse and genocide the palestinians out of gaza, so the suffering that that's going on, i mean uh, any act of terrorism is always a tragedy, but um, to go out and kill you, 40, 50,00 people, uh, in particularly children, they they're killing two and three and four year-old little kids that are not a threat

mike. najee harris wide open. but, was there a pick on that play, too? probably was. was it discovered? e, he eventually gets it to pickens for 21 yards. >> referee: there were two fouls on the play, both by the defense. offside. number 55, penalty declined. personal foul, out-of-bounds, number 6. the penalty half the distance to the goal is an automatic first down. >> mike: donovan wilson's penalty led on. steelers first and goal with the chance to take the lead. >> cris: there it is. clearly out of bounds. we talk about it all the time. hard to kill these steelers. it just is. this is their brand of football in their building. >> mike: first and goal, pittsburgh. from the seven. najee harris inside. down for two yards. something going own here. lewis over there for dallas dallas. this crew trying to keep order. 5:20 to go. the play clock down at 22 before they huddle. >> cris: take a look at this on the outside. there's austin, and austin's a feisty dude. obviously, jourdan lewis is, too. for a little guy, that calvin austin is a fighter. >> mike: second and goal, field shoveled. touch

political commentator mike harris says the catastrophe in gaza is the direct result of the ongoing blockade and military aggression against palestine. to go out and kill you 40, 50,00 people uh, in particularly children, you they're killing two and three and four year old little kids that are not a threat to anyone, and they never will be unless you terrorize them the way the israelis are doing now, these kids are going to be uh damage forever and they're going to remember who harmed them, and so what they're doing is feeding... um this hatred uh going forward into future generations, the israelis need to back off uh right away, this has to stop, because they say it's in self-defense, killing 40,00 people is not self-defense, killing children is not self-defense, it's murder, plain and simple, and the israelis are genociding the palestinians right before our eyes, the israelis want to eliminate the palestinian people, and so the... are using the blockade, they're withholding humanitarian aid, they're withholding water, uh, food, supplies, everything that people need to be alive, the the isr

claudine and mike harris strategically chose to give her closing argument in d.c. tonight. she spoke at the same place where trump addressed his supporters before mom stormed the capitol on january 6th, 2021. trump was in the swing state of pennsylvania, where he told the crowd if they win the state, they win it all. we know who donald trump is. >> he is the person who stood at this very spot nearly four years ago and sent an armed mob to the united states capitol to overturn the will of the people in a free and fair election before a massive crowd at the ellipse near the white house, kamala harris delivered her closing argument. >> the former bay area prosecutor promoted unity, and she urged americans to reject trump's vision, which she says brings chaos and division. harris also told the crowd that it's time for a new generation of leadership in america. >> on day one, if elected, donald trump would walk into that office with an enemies list. when elected, i will walk in with a to do list. full of priorities of what i will get done for the american people. >> trump held a

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mike: aishah hasnie live at msg, thanks very much. vice president harrisnding the day in battleground pennsylvania, no surprise, visiting predominantly black and latino neighborhoods in philadelphia. and that's where senior white house correspondent peter doocy is live. hello, peter. >> reporter: and, mike, we know for the last couple of months the harris campaign has been looking at multiple pathways to victory, do they rely on the sun belt, do they rely on the blue wallsome a few minutes ago vice president harris was candid with a small group of reporters. she says now that pennsylvania is key to her path to victory. >> i'm feeling very optimistic about the enthusiasm that is here. so to be very frank with you, my internal polling is my instinct. [laughter] i let the campaign people deal with all that other stuff. and i am responding to what a i'm seeing. >> reporter: something we saw in an interview that dropped this morning, the vp is still struggling to the explain what she thinks about the centerpiece of her closing argument, abortion access. >> and

poll from new hampshire don't -- showing donald trump with a one-point lead in the grommet states mike harris pulling ten points less than biden in new york city. now despite increasing numbers, and the only poll that will matter is what happens between now and election day. again, early voting is already underway. it is election day most -- in most of the country so back your votes, make your voice heard at the ballot box. here with reaction fox news contributor joe can't show, former white house chief of staff rhymes previous and the editor in chief, just bemused that come john is with us tonight, will start with you tonight. -- we've been to a lot of looks -- musket overview of where you are. >> listen every time around this time of year, people asked the question of what's going to be the decision i make in a ballot box and i think there are two questions americans are asking themselves. are we better off than in the first -- the answer is no. is this the america want to live in where boys can get tampons and our bathrooms and men are in women's locker rooms and men are in women's sports

memoli outside the white house following the harris campaign and garrett haake covering the trump campaign. mike the harris campaign bringing out barack obama, the boss and my personal favorite, beyonce what is the campaign saying about how this star power will help the vice president? >> reporter: campaign for the first time with michelle boinl a democratic superstar in her own right, what this is all about at this point, right now in those closing weeks, people fed up with politics, they don't want to hear and see the messages, but having this starpower a beyonce concert does help break through the message right now, especially to those less engaged voters. the harris campaign is eager at a time when people are still discouraged with politics to try to bring back a little bit of joy and excitement and to demonstrate enthusiasm, not a secret that democrats are looking at these close polls and getting a little bit more nervous about it, part of this is to keep them energized. what you'll see at these rallies not only signing up those most enthusiastic voters, to make sure those people have a pla

mike. i appreciate it. vice pres. harris: mike, it is good to see you again, and thank you for all of your work. the folks who have been living in florida and have experienced these storms, how are you talking with them about how this is going to be different? and so the difference between what they are used to and what this will be as a way to hopefully give them more encouragement, to know they need to get out? >> thank you, madam vice president. have been emphasizing the size and intensity of the storm and the direction at which it is approaching, which is unusual and raises that storm surge risk . we typically see hurricanes approach the west coast from the south or southeast, moving parallel to the coast. this track more perpendicular really raises the storm surge risk and the size of the storms going to produce hazardous impacts across much of the peninsula. we have been hitting the surge risk on both coasts, actually. flooding rainfall threat, tornadoes, trying to reemphasize the scale and breadth of the threat, which

because if it wasn't for mike pence, we would have never had a biden harris administration. so i want to know whether or not jd vance is going to certify the vote if you were to win in the trumpet mr. schumer to win, i would assume tim walz would because most democrats say that they would certify the vote. so what happens back in 2020, january 6, it's very important to democracy and i don't understand how people aren't engaged in think that even matters. it absolutely matters and that's going to be whether or not the republicans want to accept the results i assume that the democrats will. host: here is vice president harris she was at fema headquarters yesterday talking about this. [video clip] >> i've received regular updates and over the past when he four hours i've spoken with governor kemp of georgia, cooper of north carolina and many local officials. i have shared with them that we will do everything in our power to help communities respond and recover and i've shared with them that i plan to be on the ground as soon as possible but as soon as possible without disruptin

petersburg, mike. >> good morning, harris. but is amazing how fast milton has become a monster storm. earlier this morning category 2 nl category 4 on the high end and forecast to be category 5 tonight and tomorrow. now clean up on the beach and up and down both boulevard debray miles and miles. earlier at a police of dumb tropes of all things 4250 dump trucks to get the debris out of the way before we get the next surge in the door from milton and at 100 miles an hour in the surge running from 8-12 feet. the highest surge the hurricane has forecasts of the tampa bay area on record to. it could be a disaster. you think helene could be bad but it could be worse. they took bulldozers and it looks like the aftermath of buffalo blizzard on the beach in madera. they brought all of the stand here and guess what? wednesday, it will go back to the east. we have a hurricane watch is in the storm surge watches. it is all hands on deck as everybody has wrapping up preparations and trying to get the debris out of the way so milton doesn't

. >> mike, kamala harris is going to make her closing argument tomorrow at the ellipse in d.c. and that is where donald trump rallied on january 6th, but before that she is in michigan so give us sort of the big picture strategy we are looking at on that side. >> well, chris, there is no doubt that the comments from across the board last night the range of speakers at madison square garden last night dominating the story lines today but the vice president really wants to put a focus on the issue that has been across the country and especially in the battleground states and especially with undecided voters the top concern which is the state of the economy. she's starting her day in saginaw, the definition of a swing county, president biden only won it by a few hundred votes. she will be talking about not just her own policies, but something that the biden administration had done, talking at a manufacturing plant that received funding from the chips and science act as well as the inflation reduction act, talking about creating jobs and what she wants to do more of. she's later go

mike, one harris aide tells nbc that biden's comment is not helpful, whatever he meant. is the campaign trying to get the focus on harris' successful rally? >> reporter: there's no doubt that the president's comment last night has proved to be quite a distraction. the campaign really is trying to keep pushing forward. we heard the vice president, we heard tim walz try to address this this morning, saying that the president was quick to clarify his remarks. but it doesn't reflect how they view the voters who they are appealing to in the closing stretch of the campaign. they are trying to keep the energy going. what we have seen at this rally behind me, you see governor cooper, the outgoing governor of north carolina speaking before him josh stein. one of the biggest crowd reactions here today was when somebody had a puerto rican flag and was walking it across. they played puerto rican music. that's an issue. they want the vice president to continue to build on the closing argument she was making last night, talking about her biography, a middle class upbringing that her c

last month showing 67% of black women support harris, while 49% of black men say they support harris. mike whitaker works at san jose's the barbers, inc. and says he doesn't think voting for either candidate this year will affect his daily life. >> trump's first run. i actually was invested. i did follow it kind of heavily, but i didn't vote that time around and i haven't voted since. >> but why? >> i just i don't feel like my vote matters to what's actually going on in america. i feel like politicians use the tax dollars that americans are paying on a lot of the wrong things. >> it's incumbent upon us to make sure that they have all the facts, and they're educated and motivated to go out and vote. >> jones says their goal was to raise at least $10,000 through this fundraiser, but they won't have the final tally until sometime early next week. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> and tonight, republican vice presidential nominee senator jd vance was in the bay area for a fundraiser. about 100 supporters gathered at woodside and whiskey hill roads in support of former president donald tru

harris is under water in her home state. it's unclear if slotkin, who is in a dead heat with republican mike rogers will accompany harris on then trail tomorrow. but rogers will stand next to trump. >> we're going to make sure that you are not peaking taxes on overtime when you get donald trump in the white house and mike rogers in the senate. >> more republican senate candidates tying themselves to the top of the ticket while some keep their distance from harris. montana senator jon tester still has not endorsed the v.p. ohio senator sherrod brown will reportedly use an ad with former president barack obama instead of harris. the man in charge of flipping the senate for the g.o.p. says it's because harris is too far left. >> they have to run for the hills. they have to run away from kamala harris. >> the g.o.p. isn't without its own competitive races, texas, florida and nebraska senate races are tightening up. senator steve daines says he is keeping a close eye on those races, blaming the gap in money and resources on the ground. and, bret, tonight the senate -- the democratic senate campaign arm just responded to chairman st

mike pence. do you believe a harris presidency would at least be slightly better than a trump presidency? - yeah, i'm just one of those frustrated majority. i think there are close to 40% of the people in america that really wish we had a better choice for president, because, you know, i don't agree with kamala harris on a lot of policy issues. and i don't agree with donald trump on the character issues and the way he carries himself. and so, but it's very telling that that many republicans and that many members of the administration are not going to vote for donald trump, which is my same position. - with the exception of former vice president mike pence, all of them are going to vote for kamala harris. they think character is more important than policy. what's more important to you? - i think character and policy are both pretty darn important. and but, you know, in my state, kamala harris is going to be the nominee. she's winning by 30 points. and my vote, i'm going to probably cast a protest vote that- - you're going to write in your dad again? - i'm not sure what i'm going to... i mi

harris: good. i'm glad you're taking cover and sounds like a lot of people have gotten out of the way and heeded the mandatory evacuations that's a messing. mike- >> one more thing. >> harris: yes. >> one more thing real quick, i just heard, the sunshine sky way bridge, the main bridge from one peninsula down to the south they just closed that and there's three other bridges in tampa bay harris that are going to be closed if they're not already very shortly, the four main routes over tampa bay so sunshine sky way bridge is now closed. >> harris: i'm writing that down. you're right they're not going to have many choices to get out of there if you're on one of the sides of those bridges because if they're closing them down then what do you do. so the time is urgent now. mike, thank you very much. kayleigh you shared information that, i mean, just your own personal experience, those people who get hit by 12 feet, you said it yesterday, the height of that, what that really means. >> kayleigh: yeah, little homes in florida, old homes that are not built up to code in an area we have a home, small little bungalow, 12 feet goes over the house. 12 foot

. >>> let's talk about kamala harris who's swinging west today. nbc's mike memoli is in phoenix. let's talk about harris's plans as she homes in on the west coast. >> reporter: we're not just talking about the battle for the west. we're not just talking about the battle for arizona. vice president harris and former president trump will be speaking literally within miles of each other, hours apart here in the phoenix area. it's the vice president coming here first. as this is likely her final stop in this battleground state before election day, she's coming here not just with the democratic star power. governor katie hobbs who does not do a lot of campaign activity as well as the senate candidate, ruben gallego, she has a musical performance that helped draw the crowd in, a huge following among mexican-americans here. but the vice president is coming into this particular swing here feeling that the issues are what are helping her, the wind at her back. you heard the vice president earlier today seizing on comments from donald trump, saying he wants to be their protector whether the

campaign's a sour in deep blue new mexico, while vice president harris prepares to rally j-lo in las vegas, plus cold feet trump and house speaker mike johnson backing off threats to overhaul obamacare as harris warns voters, health care is officially on the line in this election. that is not just the white house that's up for grabs. it's also control of congress and in texas democrats are hoping to pull off a historic upset. we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central >> i'm brianna keilar and boris sanchez. we are just five days from election day and new polling shows vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump in a virtual tie in the key battlegrounds of north carolina and georgia but the two candidates could lose those states if they can win in the west and today, both trump and harris are holding campaign events across nevada and arizona while the former president is holding a rally in albuquerque, new mexico, has not voted republicans since george w bush won the state 20 years ago before leaving for arizona, the vice president seized on a comment f

. >> joining us now is mike memoli in phoenix following the harris campaign and vaughn hillyard in glendale, arizona, covering the trump campaign, mike, let's start with you, phoenix is the first stop for vice president harris today, this is her last scheduled event in arizona before the election so what is her campaign hoping for with today's rally? >> reporter: it's incredible that we're this late in campaign we're talking about the final pitches to these battleground states, we'll see vice president harris here bringing that closing argument that we saw unveiled tuesday night in washington this critical western state, we're also already hearing from the range of speakers that we've heard from on stage about those comments you referred to donald trump supp supporters referring to puerto rico floating island of garbage. important pitch to latino voters. an important coalition here out west. the vice president harris seized on those comments last night about women, whether or not being protected, there's a r referendum on the state-wide to codified it in the state constitution. the vice pre

. >> harris: mike seydel is in florida. >> good morning. another thing they updated at the 11:00 a.m. advisory they've taken a bit off the top in the tampa bay area. don't focus on a couple feet less. they are saying eight to 12 in tampa bay, a record. clear water beach at 8.6. anna marie island they've increased it from ten to 15 feet. on the beach decimated by helene the surf is starting to come up and a long way to go. how much sand they've lost because of helene. harris, back to you. >> harris: we want to bring you back quickly. we can look at the national hurricane center briefing in motion. let's watch it together. >> eight to 12 feet including the tampa bay region. south of that area down to bonita beach and sanibel island. charlotte harbor eight to ten. storm surge warning in effect for the entire west coast of florida from yankeetown all the way to flamingo. evacuation zones in that region pleases cape now while you still can. you have a little bit of time left before the water starts to rise later today. i want to note on the east

alyssa slotkin is doing well, running ahead of kamala harris in that race ahead of former congressman mikes. if kamala harris has more of a problem nationally, alyssa slotkin could have a problem as well. amna: what about in montana? the best potential chance for republicans to flip a seat? lisa: it is. if republicans can't flip this seat, i think democrats will keep the senate for sure. this has always been a tough place for democrats, at least in modern times. jon tester is running against former navy seal and someone who is a businessman running a very good campaign. a lot of money in this race. in the debate earlier this week one of the big issues they brought up was immigration. >> i'm a pro immigration guy. i've welcomed dozens of folks here to work for our companies and brought friends in this country but coming the right way, legal is the right way to do it. we've seen happen last 3.5 years is a humanitarian disgrace, it's d the democrats chose to let. it happen. lisa: tester responded by criticizing republicans for not supporting the potential border compromise earlier this year.

last month showing 67% of black women support harris, while 49% of black men say they support harris. miketaker works at san jose's the barbers inc and says he doesn't think voting for either candidate this year will affect his daily life. >> trump's first run. i actually was invested. i did follow it kind of heavily, but i didn't vote that time around and i haven't voted since. but why? i just i don't feel like my vote matters to what's actually going on in america. i feel like politicians use the tax dollars that americans are paying on a lot of the wrong things. >> it's incumbent upon us to make sure that they have all the facts, and they're educated and motivated to go out and vote. >> jones says that their goal was to raise at least $10,000, but they won't have a final tally until sometime early next next week. >> betty lamonica. we've certainly seen the vice president have great success with these kinds of virtual fundraisers. lamonica peters live in san jose tonight. lamonica. thank you. well, san jose teachers rallied today, encouraging people to cast their ballots. the teachers as

we all remember the breakout performer from the debate between mike pence and kamala harris: that flyhis head, who went on of course to win "dancing with the stars." but up till now, j.d. vance's biggest obstacle in appealing to voters has been that he is j.d. vance. this is true: his current favorability rating is negative 11 points. negative 11. he's underwater. putting him right between "unexplainable skin rash" and "watching euphoria with your parents in the room." [laughter] new season is not out. but this debate is not a lock for tim walz. reportedly, walz isn't as comfortable in a debate setting, and is worried about letting harris down. he doesn't want her to think she made the wrong choice. hey, buddy, we're not gonna win with that kinda attitude, mister! bring it in, coach. come on, bring it in. coach, sounds like you need one of your signature pregame talks. look, buddy. i want you to get out there, i want you to hunker down, find that extra gear, leave 110% of the pigskin on the fourth and down. clear hearts, blue eyes, green clovers, purple horseshoes! go fish! yahtzee! [

but the truth is, i can have those conversations with kamala harris when we disagree. >> mike rogers can't disagree with donald trump thank you. as trump was in detroit rally this month, he leveled this insult our whole country will end up being like detroit if she's your president were you okay with what he said? >> you know what this is just like spent a lot of time in detroit. and here's what the people of detroit have been telling me they are frustrated that they are not making improvements 30 create $8,000 in median wage in detroit, $68,000 outstate the rest of the country would look now, what we're talking about is their school pools that are failing and the democrats every year keeps saying, i'm going to help you and there schools have deteriorated. >> slotkin says, it's part of a pattern everyone who used to be thoughtful and independent just either has to get with trump and salute and do anything he says, or they can be in politics. >> and it's sad to see it's like watching the last buffalo died it is sad manu raja. >> thank you so much. all right. it's game five tonight in

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liz harris suffering from trump derangement syndrome. mike in ohio, independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. listen, i gotta go with trump. this is ludicrous. if we would buy the constitution, those two would be locked up. we should be going by actions, not words, because we have nothing but words from the democrats for the last four years and look where we are at. we are almost into the sewer. another thing i cannot comprehend, and it infuriates me being a u.s. citizen is we're leaving people to die in this hurricane. we spent all this money on these illegals bringing them in, and wet, we are kicking our own people to the curb? what is wrong with us? we need a quick change in washington. if trump does not come in, there will be a change. thank you. host: mike in ohio, independent, mentioning hurricane helene. what impact will that have on this election cycle? headline on washington post's money come at least 213 dead and many more missing as risk is continued -- the headline on the washington post this morning come at least 213 dead and many more missing. the president

mike, thank you. vice president harris participate paints pants in a cnn town hall later tonight.mer president trump is trying to nail down the 16 electoral college votes from georgia hosting a town hall this afternoon and about an hour he appears at an rally in the suburb of duluth. that is where aishah hasnie is right now. good evening, aishah. >> bret, good evening to you. that's right. the former president isn't slowing down out on the campaign trail. in fact tonight he will be joined on stage with country music star jason aldean as both campaigns now bring out the star power out on the campaign trail. [cheers] >> we have to make sure too big to rig. we want to make it too big to rig. >> aishah: former president trump getting out the vote in georgia holding a town hall on faith with lt. governor burt jones taking in a record number of georgians voting early in person. >> there were 2 million early votes as of today. >> that's a record. >> it is a record. it is a record. >> trump is now up in the state, according to a new atlanta journal constitution poll. 47 to 43 within the m

harris is not center enough. in battleground michigan both of these candidates will be campaigning. alyssa slotkin who is running against mike the vp is underwater in this state. watch her dodging a question about how helpful harris, at the top of the ticket as opposed to biden. >> it was a seachange at the top of the ticket but now that we are in the fall is the same as it always is in a swing state particularly in michigan. independent voters, swing voters, voters who make their decisions very late. >> in montana vulnerable senator jon tester is not endorsing harris at all. he's behind republican tim she he in recent polling. in ohio, senator sharon brown used that. the man in charge of flipping the senate for the republicans tells me democrats are running away from harris because she's too far left. >> look at the democrats. they have to run for the hills, trying to run towards the middle to persuade their voters, in reality voting records and positions are shorter to the left. >> reporter: we did reach out to democrats, haven't heard back from them but i want to make the point the gop is seeing problems in senate races.

because if it wasn't for mike pence, we would have never had a biden harris administration.o i want to know whether or not jd vance is going to certify the vote if you were to win in the trumpet mr. schumer to win, i would assume tim walz would because most democrats say that they would certify the vote. so what happens back in 2020, january 6, it's very important to democracy and i don't understand how people aren't engaged in think that even matters. it absolutely matters and that's going to be whether or not the republicans want to accept the results i assume that the democrats will. host: here is vice president harris she was at fema headquarters yesterday talking about this. [video clip] >> i've received regular updates and over the past when he four hours i've spoken with governor kemp of georgia, cooper of north carolina and many local officials. i have shared with them that we will do everything in our power to help communities respond and recover and i've shared with them that i plan to be on the ground as soon as possible but as soon as possible without disrupting

i'm on board, but the truth is, i can have those conversations with kamala harris when we disagree mike rogers can't disagree with donald trump as trump was in detroit earlier this month, he leveled this insult. >> our whole country will end up being like detroit if she's your president, were you okay with what he said you know what this is? >> just i spent a lot of time and it's right and here's what the people of detroit have been telling me. >> they are fresh. >> go ahead. >> call them yourself thank you for calling out. >> now, this is how can i help you did you really have medicare plans that cover dental vision and hearing? yes. >> all three plus we have plans that include a monthly allowance for certain over-the-counter products really see that phrase? but what's all this is going to cost me? we know things can add up quickly that's why etna has medicare advantage plans with a zero-dollar monthly plan premium and zero-dollar preventive screenings oh, i like that. then i think you'll like our strong network of doctors and you can manage it all in our mobile app on our website. >>

about them following the constitution vp kamala harris, who's playing the role of mike pence in the 2024 election as vice president kamala harris is tasked with certifying the election. we shouldn't have the vice president kamala harris i'm sure to unilateral authority to reject the electors. >> this has never happened before. >> let's ask al gore if he certified the election in 2000. >> and what that felt like? >> kamala's there to certify her own contested election, who's considered to be trump's ace in the hole in the event of a contested election, speaker, its speaker mike johnson, tried to help overturn the 2020 election and will be in charge of certifying the 2024 or election, but don't worry because mike johnson has said he'll accept the outcome of the 2024 election on one condition. >> of course, if we have a free fair and take election, we're going to follow the constitution absolutely. >> but otherwise we won't follow the constitution. by the way. in 2020, leading up to january 6, he was the driver for of that stuff. he drove those lawsuits and he was actually very responsible

now that's fewer than the 57 million who tuned in four years ago to watch kamala harris and mike pence debate. but after senator jd vance and governor walz left that stage last night, i got react tren from donald trump junior, who of course led a big push to get his dad to pick vance as his running mate he was probably more comfortable in those issues than most republicans or even on our strong point. >> so i think it was an incredible debate. >> do you think he was more comfortable and those issues that your dad was in the last debate. >> well, you know, i don't think it wasn't necessarily three-on-one debate every month or dad to be safe, no one wants the threats against his life to happen, but you can't blame the media for those sorts. there's been no evidence drove those and allows people to have a platform to call someone literally hitler every day for nine years it creates it, whether you want to believe it or not, that's a fact. >> but as you know, jake that's what it's likened your dad to hitler as well. he questioned if he was america's hitler strategist james carville, first,

you had vice president harris, praising mike pence and saying, butt for him, we might not still have democracy. and then there was the literal, physical embrace of the two people who introduced her. >> that's right. >> couple, lifelong republicans. the husband voted twice for donald trump. they were a couple that had a farm. so they're rural folks. >> that's right. >> and it strikes me that part of what vice president harris is doing, including in that brett bear interview is saying part of the way to bring the country together is a literal, physical embrace of people who for a lot of democrats are a naf nath ma. you could have worked for him, voted for him, voted for him twice you're still my people and i will go to your favorite network and argue on your behalf. >> joy, i love to see vice president harris in this environment because, for one, strategically, there are very few gettable voters left in the next two weeks. this is a group of gettable voters. it's unorthodox for a democratic candidate to think, i need to spend part of my last two weeks going after republican voters. but

we don't want to see any former president presidential candidate shocked and mike johnson speaking out about this and harris was asked about it. watch this. >> speaker mike johnson put out a statement comparing rhetoric that you have been using comparing to the man who is accused of an attempted assassination on your opponent donald trump. do you the criticism seriously? >> listen. we all must speak out against any form of political violence and i'm very clear about that. but the american people deserve to be presented with facts and the truth. >> and i put something in context? i know we don't want to remember the george floyd riots, we watched our statues being torn down. the city drop and we are told to stand back and don't wear masks if your rioting. and if you're the president of united states were former president and you're watching that you say what's going on here? these cities are allowing their cities like minnesota minneapolis to burn down so you have present go what are we doing? are there federal troops you can bring in? national guards we can bring in? if this happens what are the rules? i'm

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kamala harris has barack obama and bill clinton campaigning for her. that speaks volumes. mike pence was one of the most slavishly devoted vice president's in history. it was almost cringing. even who is was loyal until the bitter end, to a fault, he's not even someone who can share the stage to have any role in the campaign. you speaks volumes. democrats keep bringing up mike pence. mike pence name keeps coming up. >> not only mike pence cannot beyond the states, he does not want to. he put his name in the ring to run for president eons ago. it has been clear that he is not endorsing donald trump. you have concerns that we mentioned about his ground game, donald trump's. republicans are concerned. it is a close election. how much of a difference with the ground game make? donald trump outsourced a lot of his work to elon musk. elon musk has done a lot of things but i don't think he's ever gotten anybody elected? he never turned out voters. this is a turnout election. >> there is anxiety on both sides of the aisle. 19 days away from the election. donald trump does not have as m

we may remember in when mike pence debated kamala harris it ended up being a third character got all the attention there was this kind of glide like, i think we can show it zoomed around. mike pence's head, it lands on his head in the middle. there it is of the debate. how much of this is just something we can't conceive of right now, president trump and that's exactly right. >> what you keep wishing, wish. >> more humor. i mean, in the old debates, oh, you're going to play that one first and refused we're just we're just watching the back. okay. yeah. >> we're hearing in the back the great thing about humor. there was one moment when vance was accused of being two-faced and he just answered it an ordinary way when lincoln was accused of being too faced in a debate way, way back with what senator douglas he said, if i had two phases, do think i'd be wearing this face. how i wish we could have that kind of response that's got humor as well as some response a counterresponse yeah. >> well, i guess you never know. we'll have to we'll have to watch and see doris. i also before i let you g

harry farley has more. in the top right of this footage is mike amesbury talking to a man.at was said, but the labour mp appears to punch him and then hit him another five times while he's on the ground. on saturday, this video, apparently of the same incident, emerged on social media. yes, iam. and you won't threaten the mp ever again, will you? cheshire police have said they were called to reports of an assaultjust before 3am on saturday morning. they added, "a 55—year—old man has been voluntarily interviewed under caution by police and released pending further inquiries." mr amesbury hasn't responded to requests for comment, but on saturday he wrote on social media that the incident took place after he felt threatened. he added he had reported the incident to the police and would cooperate with them. mike amesbury. mr amesbury first became an mp in 2017. he was a shadow housing minister in opposition, but now sits as a backbencher. he won his seat comfortably in the election, with reform uk in second. after the second video was published on sunday, laboursaid mike amesbu

here's kamala harris responding to speaker mike johnson where he says we have to lower this inflammatorytoric because it's dangerous and kamala harris response was the following... >> no one should be the subject of violence, much less political violence. but the american people deserve to be presented with facts and the truth. >> trace: when she does it gets the facts in the truth, when somebody else does it gets inflammatory rhetoric, lydia. >> and she confirmed as well in a cnn town hall that she thinks trump is a fascist. when you look at the definition, it is someone who is a dictator who wants to silence any opposition, who controls the media. clearly trump does not control the media. he's not a dictator, he's running for office in a free and fair election. frankly it's dangerous to use that kind of rhetoric to describe a political opponent. we've been having this conversation unfortunately for a few months now about some of the violence and the assassination attempts that trump has faced as a result of constantly inflaming the rhetoric. when you talk about your political opponent

one thing that is different from the trump harris debate mike, will not be muted.r of things to watch for tonight. >> which governor waltz do we get? do we get folksy guy. do we get the guy who's kind of ham handed and things fall flat? that's one element to watch here. and for jd vance, how does he handle the criticism? he's again probably a little bit better at the debate format than waltz. but is he someone who defends donald trump and doubles down on what donald trump says? >> now, we do know both vance and walz have been preparing and practicing for tonight's debate once again. there are no other debates between the tickets on the calendar right now, so they could be our best. look at this ticket. >> and that is a little unusual to not have any other debates. and so i guess the question is how do we measure the reaction immediately after and in the days to come as far as the impact on this race? yeah >> so you'll certainly be watching viewership tonight. that is one thing. but in the day and age that we live in, in politics and this election is that you're loo

there who feel uncomfortable about it now and were not happy to see kamala harris with liz cheney and with kinzinger and mikeany democrat who is really commit to the notion that this election has existential states and that kamala harris must win this election should be applauding her for doing what she's doing right now because we are in that place of the campaign where as david plot who has been out in public in a way he never is has talked about that the argument for how to get out of this -- for how kamala harris rises above this deadlocked race and manages to pull it out is on the notion that donald trump's ceiling is lower than hers. hers is higher than his, just enough and in that gap between his ceiling at 48, 48.5 and hers at 49 not 50, 50.5, there are key demographics of available voters and some of those are lapsed republicans who do not want to vote for donald trump and never will and she has not yet closed the sale with and she is trying to do that and this is the way to win. whatever you think about mike pence, this is the way for kamala harris to win the election, and i think every democrat wh

debate between tim walz and jd vance that's a significant drop from the 2020 debate between kamala harris and mike pence, which had 57 million viewers. but tuesday's debate was still one of the most-watched single telecasts of the year in the u.s. at a campaign rally and the swing state of michigan on wednesday vance was asked about a key moment during that debate why didn't you answer the question last night during the debate about who won the 2020 presidential election well look, here's here's, here's the simple reason the media is obsessed with talking about the election of four years ago. >> i'm focused on the election of he believes this will be the safest and most secure election. yet, though his running mate continues to tell election lies and is been laying the groundwork to dispute the results should he lose meanwhile, tim walz visited battleground, pennsylvania on wednesday, the democratic vice presidential nominee criticized vance's for dodging his question about donald trump's 2020 election loss my can't get is duty he honored his own any chose the constitution over donald trump. under

mike, how is the harris campaign hoping to drive things forward today on the heels of that speech last night? >> well, ana, it may not be 70,000 people and on the national mall, but you can probably hear how loud the energy is here just outside raleigh, just after 10:00 a.m., hours before the vice president is scheduled to speak here, probably already a few thousand people on hand. and what we expect to hear from the vice president is to take that message that she delivered in front of the white house last night here on the road as part of that closing pitch to voters. what we heard from the vice president last night was probably as comprehensive a case as she could make for her candidacy to the american people since we heard her at the democratic national convention. he was biographical, talking about the lessons she learned watching her mother paying bills at the kitchen table growing up, her life as a prosecutor, where she said it's always been her instinct to protect her fellow americans. she talked about the need to lock arms rather than point fingers to solve this country's probl

larry: joining me now republican senate candidate from michigan mike rogers, what about electric vehicle mandate from biden-harrisi'm sure it is a hot campaign issue, can you win -- this issue? >> it is going to be significant, we're gathering up auto workers across state, 1.1 million workers in michigan tied to the gas engine pro ducktion. production. 40 percent less labor according to ceo of ford. you do math that 400 thousand manufacturing jobs. and they use taxpayer money to bring in chinese companies to build products that will result in less michigan workers, i don't know anybody that thinks that is a good idea, you can have any car you want in biden-harris as long as it is electric vehicle. killing auto stray, 2400 layoffs, and a thousand. at general motors stellantis pushing out of michigan ford lost 5 billion in is a disaster. larry: mike rogers good luck. a great rei -- issue, a tough i, thank you,u,) sir, i'll be back with my last word. what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not inve