we will see you again as we stay in the motor city and talk about early voting now underway. campaign reporter emma barnett, there is a voter engagement event going on? >> reporter: alex, the basketball team here has partnered with the department of elections and they have this event where you scan a qr code and once you are in this venue, you can get your hair cut, your nails done, you can play basketball, like i have been over here. the catch is once you scan the qr code, you have to take an action could be going across the street and casting your ballot. i did that -- spoke with someone who did that just this morning. take a listen. >> the united states does not d have a date we just pause and vote and do our duty as citizens and i do not want conflict with my busy schedule so i wanted to go out early and get it done. >> a lot of people have things to do and places to be so you don't want to be in rush hour traffic or be somewhere where there is a lot of people. might be claustrophobic or something, so vote early. >> reporter: those were some voters who went and cast their

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in the state's governor, gretchen whitmer, stood by the motor city. s the epitome of grit defined by winners willing to get their hands dirty to build up their city and create their communities. something donald trump could never understand. so keep detroit out of your mouth, and you better believe the traders won't forget this in november. donald trump believe continuously criticizes new york city while he was here for his fraud and criminal trials, and this summer, he called milwaukee horrible right before the city of milwaukee hosted him and the republican national convention. at least that time he panned the city before you physically write in it. but his detroit attack makes no sense, even for him. given that we are 25 days from election day, the 16 electoral votes are key to clinching victory in the presidential race for both campaigns. trump knows how important this state is. he won by only 10,000 voice in 2016 and he lost it to president joe biden in 2020. right now, the polls in michigan show trump and vice president harris locked in a dead he

detroit evened up the series and they'll head to the motor city on wednesday. >>> while one kansas cityelves worthy on monday night football. they punched in two touchdowns on the holy ground of arrowhead stadium. it was punch wtuated by an inju to derek carr. >>> and that win was a dream come true for a young chiefs fan at last night's game. claire bradshaw from our kansas city affiliate has the inspiring story. >> tell me what is going to be bringing you to kansas city on monday. this 5-year-old has been dreaming of the kansas city chiefs and his dream is coming true, thanks to some generous fans seeing this tiktok his mom dorie posted. chiefs fan tony gave his tickets so josiah can see his favorite players, patrick mahomes and travis kelce. >> we live in a small town. we're just a, you know, normal family, and, you know, let's make a tiktok together. people everywhere from kansas city, from all over the world just kind of fell in love with our story. >> reporter: josiah has a sweet heart, but it's backwards in his chest. so his life has been full of open heart surgeries and hospital

rachel: polls opening in the motor city a day after donald trump and vice president harris rallied intleground state of michigan. charlie: trump is seeing a michigan miracle if elected. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris and donald trump looking to draw arab american voters, a blue wall battleground state that could decide this election, looking to build a coalition to clinch victory next month as paul shows the race is too close to call. on wall street general paul shows harris leading by two percentage points, well within the margin of error. yesterday harris cited his record on manufacturing. >> also invest in manufacturing and innovation because i will make sure america, not china, wins the competition for the 21st century. >> criticizing the city, yesterday he promised to revitalize the city. >> standing before you tonight i am proclaiming to the people of this state that by the end of my term the entire world will be talking about the michigan miracle and the rebirth of detroit and this will be a real rebirth. todd: trump is looking to draw disaffected arab american voter

detroit historical society, the, the venue that we're about to step into now is called america's motor city, which was the which would was detroit was and really still is. dave had a successful engineering, korea, spending decades in the automotive industry. now he's looking at what is and what will be in the us auto market to the lenses of a story or the threat cheap chinese tvs post to us. automakers reminds them of a time with japanese comic as calls have from the us automotive industry. the so in the sixties and seventies, you know, we had toyotas and, but they weren't really what we would be, try it on a baker's consider competitor, you ask for it to your money's worth and more. the toyota is not working. if you can find a way that you can, as those cars got better in the eighty's and ninety's, it became much more of a threat. good look at the 1st nissan maxima, s find a lot of car, the new nissan maxima, se a car built to perform. and a truck is a lot of car for the road. and i don't think it was in this is just me talking out of school, but i don't think it was taken seriously until

and don't sleep on the motor city. the people of detroit are pulling the lever as early voting opened their this saturday morning. meanwhile, it is full speed ahead for the battling campaigns. with high profile surrogates stumping for the candidates. elon musk for donald trump, and former president barack obama speaking at a rally for vice president kamala harris. as the candidates themselves faced off in dueling rallies in michigan last night, following a media blitz of interviews this week. joining me now i have the honor of having natosha alford, senior vice president at thegrio and the other of american and negra. and christina greer, the author of black ethnics. listen, it is an all female guest lineup today for the katie phang show. you guys are getting it started. thanks for being here. i want to start with you, natosha. before we started the show, you are showing some info about your dad. 60 years old, and how he just told you that he is now ready to vote for kamala harris. although he was previously undecided.

in this case it was a motor city, detroit, we will get the car business back in and i will start putting together tax cuts for stimulating car sales. he is very specific with that kind of thing. joe: we will hear this happen live and unfiltered now. rick davis and jeanne sheehan-zaino will stay with us throughout the hour. the vice chair of the economic club of chicago is introducing our editor in chief john micklethwait. we are bring you to the room. it is the intro to the intro in chicago. when they get started we will stick with this. you will hear the conversation live and in full. let's listen as a john micklethwait is introduced ahead of his conversation with former president donald trump live from chicago on bloomberg tv and radio. >> we are hopeful vice president harris will join us as well. one important note. this program will be live on bloomberg platforms and the ecc youtube channel. we asked during the program the room stayed quiet while we are broadcasting. ok. now, onto the reason we are all here today. i will keep my introduction brief. so that we have maximum amount of t

. >> reporter: trump praised the modal -- motor city. >> kamala and the democrats have been wreaking havoc on this place. >> reporter: meanwhile vice president harris ramping up her attacks on former president trump, once again questioning his fitness to serve after he appeared to doze off during an earlier campaign event. >> his own campaign team is saying it is because of exhaustion. if you are exhausted from the campaign trail, it raises real questions about if you are fit for the toughest job in the world. >> reporter: the vice president addressing a key michigan voting block, thanking arab-americans for their support. >> i know this year has been difficult. >> reporter: calling the death of yahya sinwar a turning point in the war. >> everyone must seize this opportunity to finally end the war in gaza. >> reporter: as both campaigns continue to battle for black male voters, the vast majority back harris, but former president obama warned she is not getting enough support. >> we are ready for president kamala harris. >> reporter: obama taking to the swing state of arizona last nig

pull it up to a rally with lizzo in the motor city and ursa us are in a her running mate, tim walz, in north carolina, is doing the same thing, campaigning with common 17 days to the election. if the focus on black voters by democrats was not already obvious the campaign says that tomorrow, harris and walz will be each attending services in black churches. god is good all the time. the campaign clearly thinks there's still work to do to get black voters out to vote and trump and republicans, since there's an opening our first guest on this today are the co-host of native land pod, angela rye and tiffany cross and andrew gillum joining us from detroit. the first stop on their podcast of bring it home tour. tiffany, let me start with you and good morning. i should have invited job on the show long before now, but i'm glad you were on now. so tiffany, let me start here. the democrats concerns their fears of a eroding black support specifically among black men as it overblown victor blood for your show, i just wanted to say congratulations to you and thank you for sintering the rising majo

vance and he ends the video just showing all of the gains and the joys of a place like the motor city. and here's what he had to say at the very end. >> what donald trump doesn't understand or care to learn is that when he said our whole country will end up being like detroit if she's your president, that he should be so glad lucky i'm sorry. >> that and it was of course, i'm the kamala harris. >> i approve this message. certainly she did. was his comments now tonight enough to make amends? >> well, first of all, in for disclosure, i'm born and raised in detroit. >> there we go so this is very personal to me. >> he's, going to campaign trail with kwame kilpatrick a disgraced former mayor of detroit, whose crimes were so prolific that they were blamed for accelerating the city's pay into bankruptcy so when donald trump goes on tour with kwame kilpatrick and tragic, the city of detroit. he's doing so with an accomplice in trash and the city of detroit, and he doesn't know that because he doesn't care. he doesn't care about black people in detroit. he doesn't care about people of color i

but he did acknowledge the history of the motor city. we also heard him go after harris, as he often does, on the economy, on inflation, and especially on immigration, which he brings up so much on the campaign trail. i want you here specifically, though, how he talked about undocumented immigrants in this country. here's what he said last night. >> the united states is now an occupied country. how about that? did you ever think you'd be hearing that? we are an occupied country. we are being occupied. you know, if you have 1 million person army, that's a big army. they have millions and millions of people. november 5th, 2024 will be liberation day in america. >> alex, that message comes as he continues to try to cast harris as the incumbent in this race, and really tries to tie her to the current biden administration. he is said to rally here in latrobe, pennsylvania as he and harris compete for these critical battleground state voters in this final 17 they push ahead of november 5th. >> okay, julian frankel, thank you so much for that.

stretch the way that only cnn can let's start with cnn's alayna treene on trump's return to the motor city. so alayna, what more do we know about the trump camp? payne's goals there i mean, i think there's no question. >> alex and brianna that this state is crucial to both campaigns really in their pathway to trying to find 270 electoral, electoral votes. in november. now, michigan itself has 15 electoral votes and it's really the center of the so-called blue wall states and i'll tell you from my conversations with trump's senior advisors that out of all three of them, that includes not just michigan, but also pennsylvania and wisconsin, that they actually feel the most confident about michigan. and that's why you're seeing he had spent so much time in this state really trying to shore up that support here. now, did mention but he was also in this state just a week ago. i was here as well covering him his remarks at the detroit economic club, and it was really interesting because at one point during those remarks, he actually insulted detroit while being in detroit, he he talked about you

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good to be back in motor city.rs and applause] i heard there was another rally here on friday night, but it was a little smaller than this one. don't boo, vote. don't boo. i'm telling you right now, don't boo. they can't hear your boo's but they can hear your vote. [cheers and applause] and i am here today for a very important reason. to ask you to vote for your congressman. for your next senator. for the next president of the united states, kamala harris. [cheers and applause] and i know you've heard this already, but it is worth repeating here in detroit, early in person voting has already started. if you are not -- if you are not registered, you could do it right before you vote at any early voting site. earliest first person voting begins across michigan on october 26. and if you have an absentee ballot, just go ahead and return it, don't be waiting. just go ahead and do that. find out where to vote early, where to register. if you need to find out where there's a ballot drop box near you, all that information

trump has promised to revive the tourist economy and is talking about it a lot lately saying the motor cityto bring back the auto industry. >> mr. trump: i am proclaiming by -- that by the end of my term the entire world will be talking about the michigan miracle and understanding rebirth of detroit. >> the michigan senate race is also very tight. he just talked one of the candidates their grandmother latest fox news power ranking showing this this morning, the michigan senate race is shifting in favor of republicans, that's pretty big. is now considered a toss-up between democrat alyssa and republican mike rogers. slatkin has been warning supporters in recent days in -- and nationally back out here lie we know mike rogers does a candidate will be here behind me to try trying to talk with locals faith leaders in the back link -- block immediately were excited to talk to him in a bit and also you have to think too hard about what these polls say, you just have to turn on the local news. every single commercial is about, you know, what's going on in the senate race speed that he loves the ele

. >> i'm a motor city man. >> i'm not going to be pulling up to no charging things. >> how about allhese factories that are being shut down and the jobs that are being sent overseas. >> it's killing us. >> i tried to bite products made in the usa. >> should we close the border? >> jobs within a black community >> the democrats got mad at trump when he said the migrants were taking black jobs. >> there's no reason to get mad because it's true. >> people said to me are you serious i said i'm serious. >> is to try to safe place? >> it may not be that safe anymore. >> that's a no. >> the democrats say they want to make the whole country like detroit. >> i don't know man you better get your army here [bleep] >> your governor was caught feeding doritos to a woman on her knees. >> i don't roll with the freaky stuff. >> it looks real freaky. >> [bleep] that's [bleep] really >> i like his music but i don't like his take. >> can you wrap for me? >> mom spaghetti. >> kamala just said that joe biden is capable of doing anything. do you agree? >> she's an idiot. >> not capable of doing [bleep] >>

the west side of detroit, a neighborhood he says is in major decline and is happening across the motor citymp has promised a michigan miracle. pointing to some issues in detroit vowing to bring back the auto industry and revive the downtown. vice president harris believes a victory in michigan has to go through detroit and she is working hard to gain support on the ground in michigan but the shift with key demographics and voters comes as donald trump is successfully attracting nontypical republicans in michigan making recent gains with arab voters which led to fear mongering by some democrats in michigan. >> the arab american community needs to be reminded and cannot forget that he wants to ban muslims, deport muslims and start internal camps. >> reporter: she's talking about internment camps. the arab community in detroit is excited for going in a new direction when we talk to people on the ground especially in dearborn, michigan and dearborn heights, michigan. the latest poll from usa today that came out this morning shows this is a dead heat, vice president kamala harris at 47% and dona

. >> i am shocked we don't have a whole lot of the view watchers here in the motor city. sir, you didn't watch kamala harris on the view? i do the job sometimes that you folks don't want to. i actually watched her interview on the view. i've got to tell you. to go into the view as a democrat politician is like the easiest interview in the entire world. if i walk into the view, that would be like walking into this room with an ohio state jersey. it is something you just don't do. she walks into the view and you would think that would be an interview and you know what they -- you know what? they gave her a softball easy question. they said can you name a single thing where you disagree with joe biden? let's back up for a second because remember, kamala harris's entire campaign is to pretend she hasn't been the vice president for the last three and half years. she stands up before crowds and says on day one, we will tackle the affordability crisis, we are going to secure the border, listen to her for five minutes and think, are you going to vote for donald trump because you'

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we are a city of winners, of up and comers, of builders, the motor city. bigger and better.d we never will. and to what donald trump doesn't understand or care to learn is that when he said this? our whole country will end up being like detroit if she is president. >> that he should be so [ bleep ] lucky. spent michigan state center and michigan attorney general join us. madame attorney general, start with you, your reaction. >> um, wow. it is just really interesting tactic to try to get people from the state of michigan, who love the city of detroit to try to come out and vote for him by a disparaging a city that has been through some really tough times but is one that is really recovering incredibly. i would suggest this. detroit, unfortunately did go through a bankruptcy a decade ago but it has really rebounded since them. trump, however, has been through six bankruptcies and hasn't done nearly as well as we have in the city of detroit. [ laughter ] >> against every measure he shrinks. madame state senator, your thoughts? >> i mean, what a tactic. i don't think any of us

. >> reporter: trump has promised to revive detroit's economy saying the motor city has pretty much goneand says he will bring with back the auto industry. >> i am proclaiming that by the the end of my term, the entire world will be talking about the michigan miracle and the is stunning rebirth of detroit. >> reporter: the michigan senate race is also tight. the latest fox news power rankings that come out just this morning show the michigan senate race is shifting in favor of republicans. that wasn't expected just a few months ago. it's now considered a toss-up between democrat elisse is slot kin and republican mike rodgers. slotkin has warned voters that harris is underwater in michigan and believes it's impacting her campaign as the race is tight locally and nationally. back out here live we can tell you just how tight it is, you just have to flick on the local tv and every single commercial, i mean, or every single commercial, is about the senate race here, so they only have a week left too, so we'll see what happens. elizabeth: alexis, you're a great journalist. really interesting s

it is a neighborhood he says in major decline and it is not just on the west side but across the motor cityrhood in detroit? >> we are talking about some of the highest crime, highest poverty. >> a former president trump hears that that he has promised an michigan miracle, ringing about the auto industry and it revived detroit as a common mike is crisscrossing the state planning to do the same as she says a victory here has to go through the detroit. the senate races now a toss of a, republican candidate mike rogers tells me he is seeing a shift on the ground into the black community. >> we had conversations and all of those communities and they are starting to say, okay,, i'm hoping for a conversation, they are not a saint they are republican or they are all in, they are saying another democrats are not working for us, i am willing to listen to you. >> the latest polls today that were out of this morning to show this is a date -- dead heat when it comes to the presidential race which is only a few days left in both candidates are trying to make that grounded, we're talking 47-47 cole and t

iron man from the motor cities who can create all of this incredible stuff. how is it that two billionaires can have such residence with working class. >> it's not complicated and it's one of the greatest things about america. it's not what you have, it's how you treat people. in america we don't have this resentment of billionaires and millionaires the way they do in a communist country or socialist company. we all have -- want to be billionaires and millionaires but if you have a guy that is ae color touch and if you are work to you staying stomach working in construction fields, they rub shoulders not only with the bankers who loaned the money, bt with the guys who did the dished drive the machines. they just have a different background and that is part of trump. it doesn't matter if he was born rich, you feel that. you don't pick it up from, harris. there's an aloofness therapy or you didn't pick it up from barack obama. you do get a sense of that from donald trump. >> gillian: i guess on the democratic side of there is a lot of officials who feel notch i

harris rallied in the motor city with help from music superstar lizzo this weekend and will be back inthis afternoon. nbc's julia jesser is at an early voting site in detroit for us. julia, this is the first presidential election that michigan can vote early in person. what are you seeing? >> that's right, ana. voters are voting early. we are at an early voting site here in detroit which voted over the weekend and has seen more than 300 voters cast their ballot early in the election. this was made possible by the 2022 midterms vote where michiganders voted to allow early voting for nine days mandated ahead of the election. some areas including detroit, which as you mentioned kicked it off on saturday as well as a couple of townships here in michigan are offering extra days. i spoke with detroit's elections director and said these extra days just allowed more flexibility and so we're chatting with folks here on the ground, and i spoke with fay who is a longtime voter, but a first-time early voter. she's quite excited. >> tell me why you decided to vote today instead of election day? >>

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ask of -- access to motor city something all americans deserve. the challenges the people of puerto rico have faced in recent years are the result of mismanagement and lack of investing spanning several decades which is only exacerbated bite natural disasters in recent years. i want to thank the chair for calling this meeting as well as come in the leadership of my colleague for addressing these challenges on behalf of her constituents. accordingly i want to yield my time. >> thank you. i want to make a question, we know that in prior occasions prepa has refused adjustments submitted. the capital expenditure budget should be instead of the $200 million? >> i'm talking to prepa. >> can you repeat the question? >> you refused adjustments committed by luma in prior occasions. do you affirm the capital expenditure buzz it -- budget should be $100 million instead of $200 million? >> yes. we approve the budgets for the three entities. and we make an evaluation of the projects and line items and that's how we approve it. >> you believe it's 110 instead o

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detroit is the motor city. came here in 2016 and talked to voters in places like macomb county and as the vice president said, in places like warrant. and talked to them in a way that they had not heard before or at least in any number of years. and really, we can go back to the 1980's and macomb county is the home of the famous reagan democrats. these are voters who liked ronald reagan because he talked tough. these are their perceptions, not mine. he said he was going to advance american interests abroad. he was going to stand up for the little guy, talk tough, say what he meant and mean what he said. macomb county voted in large nor voters -- numbers for ronald reagan. trump comes in 2016 and lights the fire under many of those similar voters. when he came and talked about nafta and the transpacific partnership as a bad trade deal that he was going to extricate the united states from and was going to stand up for blue-collar workers. he was going to bring their jobs back and fight for manufacturing jobs in m

detroit is the motor city. came here in 2016 and talked to voters in places like macomb county and as the vice president said, in places like warrant. and talked to them in a way that they had not heard before or at least in any number of years. and really, we can go back to the 1980's and macomb county is the home of the famous reagan democrats. these are voters who liked ronald reagan because he talked tough. these are their perceptions, not mine. he said he was going to advance american interests abroad. he was going to stand up for the little guy, talk tough, say what he meant and mean what he said. macomb county voted in large nor voters -- numbers for ronald reagan. trump comes in 2016 and lights the fire under many of those similar voters. when he came and talked about nafta and the transpacific partnership as a bad trade deal that he was going to extricate the united states from and was going to stand up for blue-collar workers. he was going to bring their jobs back and fight for manufacturing jobs in m

from the iron range to motor city, our states are united by the spirit of creation.ty and pride of working people stretches across this country and that is exactly what i'm here to talk about today. kamala harris and i have a plan to build american industrial strength powered by american workers and i promise you when vice president harris and i are elected, we will have your backs just like i had our backs -- you had our backs every step of the way. [applause] this is a defining in the american economic story. people came here to michigan from across the nation and across the world for a shot at a better future for their families. in the process, they built the engine that built this country. vice president harris understands that. she grew up in a middle-class family, understands that manufacturing jobs are a ticket to the middle class and they don't require a higher degree many times and they don't require student debt. we are making sure everything made in america. kamala harris has helped restore this resurgence, she invested in working people as vice president

san jose's pacific motor inn has reopened as the city's newest supportive housing development. the former hotel was converted into 72 units of interim housing for those experiencing homelessness. mayor matt mehan spoke about the project and how it's already making progress. >>>>today is just the first phase of a project that will save lives, get people off the streets and one day become a mixed income community that will help invigorate this corner of our downtown. it has already proven itself by the way, it has only been open for a month, and already one of the residents here has graduated to a more permanent housing solution >ryan>over the next five years, that city plans to build a high rise in the same lot, to provide 140 units of affordable housing and 360 market rate units. and look for thousands of hotel workers marching through san francisco's downtown and union square. later on this afternoon. they've been on strike for more than a month demanding better wages and health insurance workers on strike, say leaders of hilton hyatt and marriott hotels do not seem to be in a

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he went into flint, a vehicle city, the birthplace of general motors and made this message about a monthhe has continued to talk about it and rail against electric vehicles. and kamala harris is trying to counter and say, look, we want to compete with china. if we want to compete with china in the automotive industry, we have to make electric vehicles. john: another feature about michigan for -- politics is the large arab-american population, concentrated around detroit. early on when president biden was in the race, there was a lot of unhappiness among that community about his staunch support for israel and the war in gaza. now that harris is in the race, how has that community approached her, what arthey thinking about harris? chad: that unhappiness has not eased. it has maybe even grown more frustrated as the war has dragged on. now, israel has been bombing in lebanon and there is a large lebanese population, particularly in wayne county, dearborn, dearborn heights, hamtramck, that are furious. this is a real big drum -- jump for democrats, and may be a crisis they don't quite know ho