jon tester in montana. angela has the advantage here. once she gets known, once people understand the consequences if she doesn't win we are confident not only will she went but she's going to win by a good margin. >> all right. lisa from tbs to my left. >> first can you talk more about the ground game and how you see the republican ground game this year? the trump campaign says exchange though vote -- they're not doing the same canvassing that the republican party did before. using small groups. how do you see the republicans are doing nationally in terms of how the stay campaign? what is your ground game like this year? >> yeah, so first off our grand cable be similar to what we did last cycle. in fact, yesterday we announced more resources over ground game nearly $25 million from the dncc to work on that. so same kind of mechanism in place. the one advantage that we have versus last cycle when comes to the ground game is we are in battleground states with kamala harris on the ballot so the dnc their grou

s relates to montana.o montana is one of these parts of the west with the industrial workers of the world's are very active. and, as we've mentioned before view to end montana is where the western federation of miners what is key predecessors to iww. montana's industry in the late 19th century the earliest 20th century is dominated by the copper industry. the copper mines in butte have emerged in the late 19th century as some of the most profitable and rich mines in terms of copper in the world. and by this. no other t place on earth is producing more copper than the copper mines in butte. that mining has to be done on an industrial scale. copper is mixed in with all sorts of other materials. it's on a per weight basis is valuable as gold or silver scene got to mind a lot of it to make a process. ideally not smelted a long ways away fromof butte. it's way from other industrial centers others that might make use of copper. you do not want to ship copper ore or of across the country was just melted down and

look, the people in montana know me.ving in over the last few years are getting to know me. they understand that i am a lifelong montanan and my wife and i get to farm the land that my grandparents homesteaded, which is an incredible honor and basically i have lived within 100 miles of where i was born my entire life. so i understand real issues. i understand issues around freedom. i understand issues around healthcare and public lands and distance and all those things that are important to montanans. the other thing i will say is this. montana is changing and a lot of montanans don't want to see our state change. it is the greatest date in the greatest country that has ever existed. that's my opinion and i believe that in my bones, but the bottom line is that it is the greatest date because we have people in washington, d.c. who have understood that a handshake means something and your word is your bond. that is why we will win this race. >> i heard your opponent say on that tape about abortion, i find abortion to be a

i kind of compare what's happening in montana to what happened in another race in montana, small state this case democrats thought we were really looking good, and i was in maine against susan collins when she ran for reelection. i wasn't the ds chair. a big race, lots of money, lots of attention. susan collins whatever up in the polls the whole time. but he thought her days were numbered. even before election she was down in the polls, and she ended up winning i think by eight or 9%, nine points. that's kind of similar, the parallel to what's going on in montana is there, same kind of thing, retail politics. john is running a can suck highly there as well. let me turn over. -- against a highly flawed candidate as well. >> bankole, is anyone else michigan here by the way? great. great. we'll get to your question. he will ask the first question they would go from there. >> well, speaking to the nation, the nation shall so were not playing in michigan. anyway, senator, a point of departure for this conversation, the democratic messaging machine come for years democrats have been criticiz

we want montana to be the state we grew up with. >> one of the montana values you grew up with his accessublic lands are used in montana and this is unique to big western states like this. this issue has nothing to do with the way people live in coastal areas. >> absolutely. it's about hunting and fishing. it's about not having to be a millionaire to go to your favorite fishing hole. it's about being able to go up in the mountains and get away from it all. >> is this a voting issue on public lands in montana? >> the voting issue is that public lands need to stay in public hands. my opponent has said he wants to transferred either to the local government or his rich buddies and the bottom line is, if that happens, it changes montana in a way that devastates our state economically and quality of life. >> senator jon tester, thanks for making me feel overdressed tonight in the washington studio. thank you very much for joining us. >> one other thing, jon tester.com. go to that website and help me out. don't put in h and john and help me out. >>> coming up, donald trump went to the birthplace

so we're going to talk about montana here, how this relates to montana. so montana is one of the one of these parts of the where the industrial workers of the world are very active. and as i mentioned before, butte in montana was where the western federation of miners has created one of these key predecessors to the montana's in the late 19th century and early 20th century is dominated by the copper industry. the copper mines in have emerged in the late 19th century as some of the most profitable and in rich mines in terms of copper the world. and by this period, no other place on earth is producing copper than the copper mines. butte. but that mining again has to be done on an industrial scale copper is mixed in with all sorts of other materials. it's not as, you know, on a per rate basis as valuable as something like gold or silver so you got to mine a lot of it to be able to make a profit and you have to able to smelt that down and ideally not smelt it a long ways away from butte. it's kind of a ways from, you know, loof otherndtrial centers, a lot of

and it's not just montana.owing prices are pressing americans throughout the country. as our nbc poll shows, for many young voters, in particular, nothing matters more to them. cnbc's emily wilkins is reporting from montana. also back with us, julian castro, former hud secretary, msnbc political analyst, as well. owning a home has long been a key component of the american dream. how difficult is it to achieve that right now? >> well, chris, it is tough everywhere in the u.s., but it is particularly tough in microsoft. -- montana. you showed the stats. you have a lot of out of staters moving to montana. obviously, you can see the beautiful beauty here. but that is driving up the demand for housing prices. meanwhile, on the supply side, you have a shortage of labor and contractors. that's driving up the prices of homes. it is gotten to the point where the national association of realtors has actually ranked montana as the most unaffordable state in the u.s. look, we talked a little bit about what the housing pric

i want to talk about montana running against a guy from minnesota that does know montana. he wants to talk about anything but montana i want to talk about my count. i won't talk about health care. i want to talk about public lands on to talk about but distance. i want to talk about everything and he does not want to do that. why because he doesn't know the issue, doesn't know any of those issues because he's not from montana and so that's that's that's the reason that's the only way her politics to let brought from montana our politics to live on. that's for the people in montana and to the side on how asked his opponent, tim sheehy to respond his office campaign did not respond, but the national republican senatorial committee did it saying that it's surprised that jon tester hasn't endorsed kamala harris because he says it was tester who personally recruited harris to running for senate in 2016, referring the time that dusters, the head of the democratic campaign committee, mike berg, the spokesman for the committee, went on to call him to face test or who talks like a m

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let me present for you the value of washer montana. this is where you can see what we saved. unesco protected areas of transylvania called russia, montana. it would be an industrial mining site. it would be a gigantic propulsion. just imagine trucks that how $1520.00 tons heavy going around and just imagine you have tons of explosives per day. the romanian government, driven by a local community entrance as being a multinational corporation in an i s p s k squared 4400000000 dollars. the canadian company, gabriel resources wanted to excavate these mountains to build one of the biggest gold mines in your, in this valley. and wanted to build a long rest of warrant to collect over 200 tons of waste, walter laced with cyanide, attached to chemical use to extract a goat from wrong. the, it kind of looks something like this mind drainage from a copper line and a ton of rush and montana would have up 10 feet different. it would have been another distorted area, another up kind of big landscape as well. she in montana is a very old gold mining

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what jon tester is doing and what democrats in montana do is make it about issues about montana.no experience in this, is to try to nationalize the race and try to make it about washington, d.c. democrats or national democrats. people know jon tester and that is what he needs to do, focus on issues that montana's care about. >> senator jones, vice president harris has poured money into down ballot races including senate races because she knows democrats have the burden of defending the senate and keeping control of the senate in this election. what is the plan, what is the best way to keep control of the senate and perhaps expand that majority? >> first of all, you have to recognize, we absolutely have better candidates on the democratic side. up and down, whether incumbents like jon tester or sherrod brown or jacky rosen, bob casey, tammy baldwin, ruben gallego as a house member running in arizona, they are all superior candidates, running against mostly flawed candidates. and so i think fortunately the harris/walz ticket is flush with money. they have had incredible fundraising

let me present for you the value of worship, montana. this is where you can see what we saved. unesco protected areas of transylvania called russia, montana. it would be an industrial mining site. it would be a gen to propulsion just imagine trucks that uh, $1520.00 tons heavy going around and just imagine, you know, tons of explosives put a romanian government driven by a local community entrance as being a multinational port in an i s p s k squared. $4400000000.00. the canadian company, gabriel resources wanted to excavate these maintenance to build one of the biggest gold mines in georgia in this valley. and wanted to build a long aggressive warrant to collect over 200 tons of waste alternates with cyanide attack and chemical use to extract, go from wrong the it kind of look something like this of mine drainage from a copper line and a ton of rush and montana, whatever the difference is what's have been another to surface area. another also collect that landscape while she a montana, is a very old gold mining region. it dates to befor

this is set unesco protected areas of transylvania called russia, montana. it would be an industrial mining site. it would be a gigantic propulsion. just imagine trucks that uh, $1520.00 tons heavy going around and just imagine, you know, tons of explosives per day. the romanian government, driven by a local community entrance as being a multinational corporation in an i s p s. k squared $4400000000.00. the canadian company, gabriel resources wanted to excavate these mountains to build one of the biggest gold mines in your in this valley. and wanted to build a long rest of want to collect over $200.00 tons of waste. walter laced with sign items attached to chemical use to extract go from wrong the it kind of looks something like this mind drainage from a copper line of a ton of rush and montana would have tons of different it would have been another to surface area. another up cliff that landscape as well. she, a montana is a very old gold mining region. it dates to before the romans. you'll find extensive fund to grind roman mind galleries of 817 and we sur

we see crime waves across all of america and montana. montana is mayberry.t crime. they see that rise happen in the state. a lot of that ties to the drug trade. open southern border, severely impacting the small towns and tribal communities and big cities. folks are very logically looking at gas bill, grocery bill and crime in the streets and saying we want to get common sense back. john tester voted party line for his entire career to support all these leftist policies that aren't just harming america but everyday people in montana. for the last 3 1/2 years in the senate he is a rubber stamp for the biden-harris agenda. we're realizing he is not a voice for montana but d.c. liberals and special interest groups. lobbyist cash and dark money the embodiment of the liberal swamp machine. they have identified that finally after 18 years and they'll send him home. >> martha: this has become a tough race for him. at this stage of the game is when you start to see some of this opposition research coming out. there are reports of you saying some less than kind thing

senate could come down to a single race, montana.incumbent jon tester is seeking a fourth term against republican tim sheehy. it's the first time tester will be on the same ballot as donald trump who won montana by 16 points in 2020. the democrats are planning to spend nearly $45 million in ads to helpest ther in the final weeks -- tester. trump held a rally in montana last month to the help sheehy in the race. we're joined by faith bottom and kilometerrist kim strassel. -- columnist. faith, welcome. tell us about the fact tester has a tough one this time. tell us, first, about his challenger, sheehy. >> yeah. so tim sheehy's a great candidate for the republican party in montana, you know? he is a navy seal, he has a bronze medal for heroism. he has a purple heart. he, you know, moved the montana and started his own forest fire fighting company. you know, he's a cattle farmer there. he's young, he's lively, you know? he's very well set up in the state, and, you know, it's a trump election, a lot of working class voters are really int

. >> montana is always beautiful, this year it is beautiful and very important, control of the senate come down to the big sky state, jon tester is no moderate and wearing cowboy boots and a cowboy hat does not change that. and yet he survived in the past, we shall see if he survived since most recent challenge from former navy seal current u.s. senate candidate tim sheehy. welcome, how are you, thank you for joining us and thank you for your service to our country. >> thank you for your support and your service is a very important time for this nation we need great voices to speak the truth. trey: jon tester has been tested before, different years, different candidates that he won in a red state and those of us that don't live in montana are wondering how, how can he win an estate is greatest montana. >> is important to remember that a lot of our states and landscapes have about this past several years it used to be purple and now red and some b blue, the reality montana has become better and better over the past few cycles for one simple reason the democrat party continue the champi

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it was a beautiful summer day in montana.fe and i were in my pickup and traveling across the western part of our state headed to an event when the news broke on the radio. my immediate response was to call my dad. my dad is 85 and my mom is 82 and both live in montana. i called my dad's cell phone and my did dad is a tough marine but you didn't pick up the phone, my mom picked it up. i said mom, have you heard the news of what happened in afghanistan? and my mom says we heard it. your dad heard it. i said can i talk to dad? and she said he can't talk right now. he can't talk right now. to the families here today, the loved ones that were lost represent the values of service and sacrifice to a cause bigger than themselves. i know that each one of you played an important role in instilling those values in your sons and daughters and for that reason, they represent the best of our country. and because of the important role that you played in their lives, you represent those values, too. and therefore, each one of you represents

my first question goes to montana. once you going to go campaign for your friend senator jon tester out there, you know, i don't think they would make sense for the vice president to be out there and be jon tester will run about montana, like look, the way that you always want, i want in montana when trump won by 20 i won by four back in 2016. and what we'll see from jon tester over the next 50 days is getting out among people because people know him and people like him. this isn't about what happens in washington. you dc, this about what happens at home. the cook political for purchase shifted their rating on the race from toss up to lean republican. and i know what you did in 2016, but it seems to be getting harder to run as a democrat in montana every four years. why do you think that is? yeah. >> look, i think in some ways that politics is becoming more nationalized and there are places like montana that always don't necessarily feel that democrats are watching out for them. but think about last time john ran six y

it was a beautiful summer day in montana.fe and i were in my pickup and traveling across the western part of our state headed to an event when the news broke on the radio. my immediate response was to call my dad. my dad is 85 and my mom is 82 and both live in montana. i called my dad's cell phone and my did dad is a tough marine but you didn't pick up the phone, my mom picked it up. i said mom, have you heard the news of what happened in afghanistan? and my mom says we heard it. your dad heard it. i said can i talk to dad? and she said he can't talk right now. he can't talk right now. to the families here today, the loved ones that were lost represent the values of service and sacrifice to a cause bigger than themselves. i know that each one of you played an important role in instilling those values in your sons and daughters and for that reason, they represent the best of our country. and because of the important role that you played in their lives, you represent those values, too. and therefore, each one of you represents

. >> trey: montana is always beautiful. this year it is beautiful and very important.trol of the senate may very well come down to the big sky say to make state. jon tester is no moderate and wearing cowboy boots and a cowboy hat doesn't change that. yet, he survived in the past. we will see if he survives thish recent challenge from former navy seal, current u.s. senate candidate tim chee he. welcome, tim, thank you forwe joining us and thank you for for your service to the country. >> thank you for your service and it is an important time fo r this nation so many great voicep to speak the truth. >> jon tester has been tested before different years,t differenyet candidates but one n a red state and those who don' t live in montana are wondering how he can live in a state as red as montane of. >> well, listen it is important statesmber a lot of the and landscapes has evolved the past several years in a state that used to be purple and now red and blue but montana is redder and redder over the past few cycles for one simple reason ovethe democrat policies that e bad for

montana is the ballgame with ohio being third back cap. for republicans, control of the senate is a much easier task if you say ok, you don't win montana or ohio, then you have other places to go to. that is the fundamental challenge for democrats in the map overall. but i do find that the battle in the swing states is an interesting polling question in terms of the control of the senate. it is really about montana. >> i think you think is going to close the race, pilot because many republican janitors aren't as -- republican challengers aren't as well-known so they have to go back to basics. you have the assumption that trump is going to outperform every candidate. do you think that or is there a place that you think that in republican senate candidate would outperform trump? >> a place where they would outperform trump? well, i don't know. he put it this way. i think the coalition and turned down for some of the senate candidates can look different than the coalition that votes for donald trump. and we saw that in a place like pennsylvan

you are up in montana. i know you guys live up in montana. what made you fall in love with montana? there. then i did a movie called "rancho deluxe close to where i met my wife. >> stephen: was she working on the movie? >> jeff: no. we were shooting at chico hot springs. doing a scene and harry dean stanton nic this gorgeous girl. she has two black eyes and a broken nose. something about that beauty juxtaposed with the disfigurement, i'd couldn't take my eyes off her. >> stephen: that's a makeup tip for you ladies up there. get yourself a jeff bridges type. we need to take another break. we'll be back with more jeff bridges, everybody. -bye honey. -(groans) morning breath, huh. dr. garcia? wooo. ♪♪ that's millions of bacteria growing overnight. crest pro-health helps prevent oral health issues before they start. i'm so much fresher. crest. marshalls buyers are detail obsessed perfectionists. who take quality very seriously. and go to the ends of the earth to hustle the best of the best for you. yes! we get the deals, you get the good stuff. marshalls. depend keeps you drier than eve

. >>> rising home prices are a problem across america, but in montana, specifically, they've risen sove become a key issue in a hotly contested election race. our emily wilkins is in missoula, montana, with a look at this senate race which could have a major impact nationally. emily? >> hey, dom. well, yeah, if you love the view you're seeing here you can buy the house behind me for about 3 million and that might be higher than you'd expect for montana and the state has seen a 66% increase over the past three years well below the national average of 50%. that's a combination of more people moving into the state and a labor shortage. housing has become a key issue in montana's senate race which could ultimately decide which party controls the chamber. a home builder said he's had to pivot away from building homes at at lower price points because the market just isn't there right now. >> the young professionals weren't able to afford it. we've seen those houses in our existing inventory remain in our inhave not or for longer than we would like to see. >> democrat john tester who is faci

control of the senate possibly hinging on just montana.as just shifted from a toss-up to leaning republican last week by the cook political report. the dscc prioritizes montana, it is working on protecting and possibly even flipping other critical senate seats. joining us now, michigan senator gary peters, chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee for the second cycle in a row, because you were so successful last night, with a narrow victory. >> absolutely. >> what's one seat among friends? >> that does make a big difference, as you know. >> when you consider confirmations, it's all about confirmations and judicial -- the supreme court. let's talk about montana. john tester -- this is really tight. he is a strong candidate. very popular. >> absolutely. >> but he has a strong republican opponent who is well funded. >> he is in a tough state. montana is a state that's going to vote for donald trump probably in excess of 20 points. that's tough. the good thing about john tester, he has proven he can win, as he has done in the past

the state of montana is home to the only platinum and palladium mine.have failed to protect montana jobs. instead of relying on our own montana mines to supply us with polladium, the biden harris administration is allowing critical minerals to be imported from russia, costing montana jobs and funding russia's unjust war against ukraine. there is no reason for the united states to import critical minerals that we can find right here at home. here's what 's interesting, just 2 days ago, the day before after the senator introduced his bill, vladimir vladimirovich putin spoke about the same thing at a meeting with the government. let's listen. mikhail vladimirovich, i have a request for you, please look at some types of goods that we supply in large quantities to the world market, they are restricting supplies of a number of goods to us, but maybe we should also think about certain restrictions. uranium, titanium. nickel, you don't need to do anything to your own detriment, but in some countries strategic reserves are being created, and some measures are be

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la costa y las montañas al este de la bahía. eso en cuenta en las próximas horas, el viento desde el norte estaría trayendo algo de nubosidad, principalmente en la zona costera. sin embargo, en la región en el interior sacramento merced va a estar en la tarde de hoy, mayormente despejado y seco. pero miren las temperaturas gracias a esos vientos están bastante frescas en la zona costera en los 60 y 70 grados, 78 en la zona de san josé. se espera que sea la máxima en el día de hoy. y miren la región de sacramento con temperaturas en los medianos 80 grados y en el sur igualmente casi casi alcanzando los 90. pero bastante fresco si lo comparamos con semanas anteriores en el sistema de satélites. fíjese que tenemos aquí una banda frontal que está estaría próxima a llegar ya para la semana que viene también trayendo otro aumento en áreas de nubosidad y en lluvia. de hecho se desplaza desde el norte y estaría llegando a nuestra zona ya para mediados de la próxima semana con algo de lluvias, aumento en nubosidad, bajas temperaturas en

why montana?ve had a number of polls over the past month and one of them showed tim sheehy running a good campaign against john tester. one that puts sheehy up by six points at 51-45. you want to see something else in montana? 1.1 million people that live there. the amount of money they've spent between the two parties to win this race. $121 million right now in a state of 1.1 million people. on the house side we still think it's a toss-up. you need 218 for the majority. democrats are solid at 205 now and republicans solid at 208. there it is now. i think the major headline is on the senate side now you have a shift in montana and the other shift is in the state of west virginia where donald trump is doing really well and we believe that will be -- we've already put that in the republican column. >> dana: was maryland included in the toss-ups? i think it is likely ohio goes for the republican on the senate side if trump does as well there as we think. nevada is the toss-up. larry hogan is the sena

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smith, the president of the montana association of realtors told me an increase of people moving intoriving up housing prices beyond what most montanans can accord. >> people in colorado and california would sell for millions and have equity to purchase here in montana. we've seen that. that's led to 30% of our homes, record number of homes last year, bought with cash. >> reporter: tester has several proposals to make housing more affordable. this includes a tax credit for owners in housing communities to sell parcels of land to montanans. his republican opponent is railing against high home prices. he focused on the shortage of the labor in the state. the owner of the company that built this home said a lack of labor is driving up costs. >> if you have a pool of three or four subcontractors to use, and not 30 or 40, you will have not as competitive a market as you do in other areas of the nation. >> reporter: one of the proposals is to increase access to trade schools among other measures. recent polls show a tight race between the two, but currently, s shehey has a slight lead. >> i

the key to the senate is montana, represented now by democrat john tester and montana shifted to leaning republican and that could put the gop in the majority in the senate. stunning appointments of money being spent in montana, $121 million so far with another $100 million to be spent in the next few weeks and worked out to more than $150 for each montana voter. as for the house, overall control, too close to call. 22 races are tossups. it could go either way. it's hard to see either party winning the white house and congress. no clean sweep. the politicians won't like that, but investors will. the market does best when extreme measures are blocked and the center holds. six weeks to go and with things so close, don't be surprised to see an october surprise. third hour of varney starts now. intelligence officials briefed donald trump's efforts on donald trump to assassinate him and believe iranians will try again. a foreign power is trying to interfere in american presidential election by killing a presidential candidate. this demands a response from us to iran, doesn't it? >> absolutely