donald trump to spiral. there are 83 days until election day and 23 days until north carolina begins early voting. donald trump was in north carolina today and vice president kamala harris will be there on friday, her eight visit to the state this calendar year. on july 18th, three days before president biden announced was dropping out of the race, vice president harris and our next guest, north carolina governor roy cooper, actually campaigned together in fayetteville, north carolina. she and governor walz were supposed to be there last week for their joint battleground state tour but had to postpone due to the hurricane. north carolina has voted for democrats only three times in the last 60 years. the last time north carolina voted for democrat was 2008 for barack obama and he lost it, 48% to romney's 50% in 2012. today, the political report released in north carolina poll showing kamala harris leading donald trump by two points, 46% to 44%. i want to make this simple, i tell people all the time, you can always look at polls, everyday kamala harris spends in north carolina is a good sign. every d

i believe north carolina will be largely supportive of donald trump. >> do you think the margin will year? >> i think we will win by a far greater margin this year. folks are hurting in north carolina. the harris and biden policies that made things so much more expensive. i think they are going to remember that when they go to the polls on november 5. >> if that poll is reflective and she is getting the edge ahead of him in north carolina, what does he need to do toin over voters in this state? >> i think donald trump needs to do what donald trump does, present his message, remind the american people of how much better off we were when he was our president, and ultimately he will come out on top november 5. >> is there a certain message or policy he will use to try to win over democratic voters? we are speaking and hash bill -- asheville which is a heavily purple part of the blue state. >> folks need to look at how much more expensive life is today than it was four years ago under donald j. trump. because working in public leadership is all about trying to help people's lives to be be

and it sounds like he's going to north donald trump and he may even take a position in the trump administration. how's that gonna affect us? let's talk about that. we'll be right back the, the, the the, the the, hey, let's get back into it. i'm rick sanchez, along with the garland mix and talking about what's going on this week and most of it politics, politics, politics, right? a can there be an r f k junior difference entering into this rate? so r f k junior? uh, uncle of the president and son of a man who would have been president if you haven't been assassinated. prominent member of one of the most famous democratic families in us, history will quit, the race is no longer going to be the 3rd candidate, possibly endorse donald trump. and be here, who's running may tell it. it's happening because he's been treated horribly. i mean nasty, probably the democratic party s d n c aligned pack that was created specifically to take us out has spent millions of dollars to take us out. they have unfortunately turned us into us boiler and, and we don't want to be as boiler. we want it to, and we wanted

here come the pledge of allegiance is said here behind me and we are expecting donald trump in an hour or half or so. northdonald trump in an hour or half or so. north carolina has just become a lot more important in this race. it is one of the several battleground states known as a purple state and that there are urban centres like where we are in asheville today heavily democratic blue area. there are large swathes of the rural areas that are very republican where donald trump does very well. he won the state in the last two attempts here. most recently in 2020 by a margin of to 70,000 votes. so a very small margin. he has been a head in the polls for months here until today where i could tell you the latest poll from the political reportjust latest poll from the political report just out shows, latest poll from the political reportjust out shows, molly harris now ahead by i%, again a tiny margin and we are a long way from polling day but it shows you how to type things are going to be in these battle ground purple swing states —— tight —— kabbalah. what battle ground purple swing states -- tight -- kabb

and it sounds like he's going to north donald trump, and he may even take a position in the trump administration. how's that gonna affect us? let's talk about that. we'll be right back of the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion, but how of tired vision, with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify, will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just because it shows you shared images present? it is. but can you see through their illusion going underground, can the on like 41 percent of us adults have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical. then in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system. you have to prove to the government that you truly need help . the simplest way, like to explain the basic income, is that is like social security. for the rest of us, a basic income would be a

barbecue in winston, north carolina. donald trump was there. as brendan buck knows, i have been talking about north carolina for four years now, and sort of under the radar. joe biden spent a lot of time in north carolina, so did kamala harris, secretary pete, they were spending people there because they knew they had a chance to at least make the trump campaign spend some resources there, whether or not they could win it. it's very clear now that this state is up for play. so as kelly talked about, she's targeting those people in raleigh, in the suburban wake county area. same thing, we'll see her in or just outside of charlotte as well. maybe in asheville where trump just was. they have an opportunity here. i have spent a lot of time in raleigh. i'll be there next weekend as well. the thing i hear the most is what everything costs. you go to sam jones barbecue, the price of the chopped plate and the hush puppies, and they're fantastic by the way, they're never going down from where they are now. voters are feeling that, and they're putting the

kamala harris' latest momentum in the us presidential race — donald trump returns to the campaign trail today in the battleground state of northater, he's exepcted to speak in asheville on the economy — a topic central to his campaign.

donald] trump! music: proud to be an american so there you have donald trump and jd events at that rally in north carolina condition that the secret service attached to allowing donald trump to have an outdoor rally, so let's have a listen in. applause so you can hear their tremendous rapturous applause for donald trump at that rally in north carolina. equal to the tremendous rapturous applause that we here here at the democratic national convention, and that's really why this race is so tight, because there is such enthusiasm for both candidates, for both donald trump and kamala harris. the republican national convention was just held a short while away from here, 90 miles from here in milwaukee injuly. and donald trump... since then has been criticised for not holding ladies, not knowing quite how to handle the change of the top of the data for the democratic party and that's why he's holding this week of rallies there. so he's in north carolina today, he was in michigan yesterday, he was in pennsylvania the day before that and he will be in arizona and nevada a little later on, targeting those battlegr

donald trump by just one point. a new fox news poll showing donald trump leading harris by one point. obviously, this race is a dead heat. former president trump in north carolina today, a key battleground, with a speech on the economy. and the attacks again turning personal against vice president harris. harris set to deliver her economic speech later this week. rachel scott on the campaign trail again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, under pressure to focus on issues, not personal attacks, donald trump's campaign arranging a formal speech in north carolina to address the most important issue for voters -- the economy. >> does anyone here feel richer under kamala harris and crooked joe than you were during the trump administration? is anything less expensive under kamala harris and crooked joe? >> reporter: it comes on the same day that new report shows inflation is cooling, now at its lowest level in three years. but the reality is many americans are still feeling the pinch. trump taking aim. >> inflation is destroying our country. it's destroying our families. we will target everything from car affordability to housing affordability to insurance costs

what has been interesting is for donald trump the economy is it something he is very strong on. the polls at the moment suggest that northa where ms. harris was today, where donald trump was yesterday, it is a tie between them both. when it comes to the economy there is a bit of a weak spot for the democratic party. this is something donald trump is much stronger on. he has been advised by those in the campaign to focus more on the policies that are popular with voters rather than personal insults that he has been lobbing at harris. >> our north american correspondent, thank you. now a closer look at the u.s. economy, in particular rising prices that have plagued the biden administration. a recent consumer index report showed inflation at two point 9%, the lowest rate we have seen in three years. that is way down from a peak of 9.1% in 2022 caused by pandemic ersupply chain disruption and high demand. while inflation is going in the right direction, prices are still going up, just not as fast as they once were. suppliers and companies have mostly subsided but supermarkets have yet to pass on prices to consumers at harris

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caitrÍona: speaking about battleground states, let us turn to republican nominee donald trump and his running mate, jd vance are in northr key state. they are holding a joint campaign event there. it's trump's first outdoor rally since last month's attempted assassination in pennsylvania last month. that attack left one bystander dead and grazed donald trump's ear with a bullet. today he was surrounded by bulletproof glass. he addressed supporters in a speech saying his campaign would be about national security, speaking to the crowd in asheboro he touched on global military spending and gave some of his reaction to what has been happening here in chicago. trump: it's all they talk about, trump, we have driven them crazy, they have trumped arrangement syndrome and we've driven them crazy and they should be driven crazy they've done a terrible job for our country and every single way there has never been a single thing they've done well except cheat and lie and they lie about statistics and they lie about the crime numbers the crime numbers didn't look good and then they found out many of the worst places were not includ

this as donald trump rallies in north carolina today.ce is heading to michigan while continuing to accuse walz of lying about his military service in combat. walz defended himself in his first public response on the subject at his first solo campaign outing yesterday. >> anyone brave enough to put on that uniform for our great country, including my opponent, i have a few simple words. thank you for your service and sacrifice. >> walz did serve in the army national guard for 24 years, including overseas, but never in a war zone. the harris campaign says walz misspoke when he made these comments at a gun reform event in 2018. >> we can make sure those weapons of war that i carried in war is the only place where those weapons are at. >> vance is not letting up. responding to walz by writing -- >> joining us now, mike memoli and yasmine abdutala. vance could bring up the service again at the campaign stops today. they seem to be focused in on that. it's an echo of the swift voting of john kerry back in 2004. how worried is the harris campaig

so donald trump continues to plan, he was going to be in michigan on tuesday and continues his red stator with northina wednesday, very important states. kamala harris is leading, marginally, in north carolina. donald trump doesn't want that direction to continue. post dnc there will be a bump, as is typical for the democrats. this year will be no different. thursday he ends the week at the border, this is the day kamala harris officially accepts the nomination. he will be in arizona, he will point out that kamala harris has been deficient on border issues, you saw the president joe biden get in front of that tonight when he said that joke -- that donald trump had killed the bipartisan border bill, which was about to pass and that he had called people up and essentially said, don't vote for this, this will make me look weak and will make kamala harris look week as well. >> vonnie quinn, we thank you for that analysis of the u.s. analysis. plenty to watch from the dnc in chicago. tsmc building an $11 billion plant in eastern germany. this is in partnership with several other european chipmakers. we c

donald trump. look at georgia, a six point lead for donald trump. look at north carolina, a seven point lead for donald trump. but once again, let's look at where the racist today even in north carolina, sara, look at that. it's now just a one-point lead for donald trump over kamala harris, georgia, one-point lead and an arizona and nevada look at that one point advantages for kamala harris, but the bottom line is the sunbelt, which looked like a blow-up before really too close to call and all four of these states think it's been something like 16 years since north carolina went down, thousand eight see, my math is very good. okay so do biden appear to have a really narrow path when it comes to the electoral college. two to 70. what does this look like now with harris, has that changed as well? yeah. alright. so you know, you talk about that path to 270. this was the path with joe biden essentially, right? he was basically losing all over the place. but let's just flip some states, right? if this is what was looking like with joe biden, donald trump, a clear adva

vance here live before the rally in north carolina with donald trump stressing national security.y, dana perino and rob snyder. we have a busy morning, see you in a bit. (♪) (♪) (♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. she grew up in a middle class home. she was the daughter of a working mom. and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris knows what it's like to be middle class. it's why she's determined to lower health care costs and make housing more affordable. donald trump has no plan to help the middle class, just more tax cuts for billionaires. being president is about who you fight for. and she's fighting for people like you. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. >> carley: a recent poll shows kamala harris with a comfortable lead over donald trump among women in several key swing states a group that could help shape the race. >> todd: meantime the center for american women in politics say women have voted higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980. with the gap between women and men growing slightly larger with each successive electi

in north carolina, donald trump's one point over harris collapses in the race for governor where democratic attorney general josh stein is running 11 points ahead of the republican lieutenant governor, mark robinson. this is not just this one poll, it has been a reliable finding in state after state and it is kind of weird when you think about it. it is striking because what it seems to say is that donald trump is, by far, the best performing republican candidate this election cycle. the guy sitting around posting qanon memes is still running seven or eight points above all these other republican candidates. you have to ask what is going on here? there are a bunch of different theories. one, and this might be rendered moot in six weeks. one possibility, which we should talk about had on, is that this is an artifact of where we are in the cycle. as we get closer to election day, voters tune in more closely, the down ballot races, not just presidential, and when they do that, the numbers converge. in the end, the polls and outcome for senate and governor will look a lot more like the ones for

as donald trump, in fact we're not running on venezuelan tar. let's talk about migrant crime. donald trump in northolina went on a tangent that he claims is a surge in migrant crime. >> they all said i was wrong when i said migrant crime would reach epidemic proportions. it's much worse than epidemic proportions. we have a new category. it's called migrant crime. and it's going to end up being the worst category of all. >> all right, steve, what does the data show? >> it was supposed to be an economic speech and he can't help himself, he has to get off to migration and the border. first of all, talking crime in general, he likes to think the country is in the middle of some crime wave, that is actually not true. violent crime for 100,000 people has dropped 26% for joe biden. down to 294. and what is even more amazing, and the fact end of trump's administration, slightly higher than when it began, or certainly, at best, most favorably, you can't see any improvement understand trump's administration. all of the improvement has been understand the biden administration. now, there's the fallacy of migr

senior north korean government official — who recently defected — has told the bbc that north korea is hoping donald trumptates. in his first interview with an international news broadcaster, he's been speaking to our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie. for this north korean elite, turning his back on the regime was a life or death gamble. ri il kyu raced to the airport in the middle of the night, giving his familyjust six hours notice. sick with fear about what would happen if they were caught. translation: either i would have been executed or sent to a political prison camp. i been executed or sent to a political prison camp-— been executed or sent to a political prison camp. i could accept my own death but the _ prison camp. i could accept my own death but the fear _ prison camp. i could accept my own death but the fear of _ prison camp. i could accept my own death but the fear of my family - death but the fear of my family being killed was overwhelming. the most high—ranking person to escape north korea in eight years. he has a rare insight into what the most secretive state once. despite the recent d

but in north carolina, the vice president focused on drawing a contrast with donald trump. >> compare my plan with what donald trump intends to do. he plans to give billionaires massive tax cuts year after year. you know, i think that if you want to know who someone cares about, look who they fight for. >> reporter: and she attacked trump's proposals for tariffs on all imports. >> it will mean higher prices on just about every one of your daily needs. a trump tax on gas. a trump tax on food. a trump tax on clothing. a trump tax on over-the-counter medication. >> reporter: tonight, the trump campaign firing back, bashing harris' economic plan as "extremely damaging" and a "massive expansion of government control." >> linsey: selina wang joins us now from morrisville, north carolina. north carolina, a key battleground state she's certainly hoping to capture in november? >> reporter: that's right, linsey. this is a state that donald trump won tries. harris is gaining ground in the polls and she's hoping to make a dent. barnstorming battleground pennsylvania with tim walz, trying to keep

this afternoon former presiden and 2020 for republican presideianominee donald trump speaks to supporters at a rally in astral, north carolina. a key battleground this election with 16 electoral votes state. it was won by former president trump in the last two elections. our cora will begin at 4:00 on c-span, c-span now and online at c-span.org. >> what he says is there are some functions where the president, the former president is absolutely immune. these are things like receiving ambassadors or deciding whether or not to veto legislation or grant a pardon. those are core executive functions that congress cannot really tap the statute that reports to impose criminal consequences on that act. that is for core executive branch functions. there is a presumptive immunity for official acts and then the court as the third part says there is zero immunity for unofficial acts. that would seem to make it pretty important to tell the difference between an official and unofficial act and here is where the court leaves things a little bit murky and sends it back to the lower courts to try to develop that. >> the former solici

donald trump's fights for billionaires and large corporations, i will fight to give money back to working and middle-class americans. [applause] i will end with this. two days ago, donald trump was in north carolina. he said he was going to talk about the economy. i think you all watched. you know what i'm about to say. but he offered no serious plan to reduce costs for middle-class families. no plan to expand access to housing or health care. and that, actually, i think for most of us was not surprising. because we already know his plan. we know the project 2025 agenda. so there's a choice in this election. donald trump's plan to devastate the middle-class, punish working people, and make the cost of living go up for millions of americans. on the other hand, when i'm elected president, -- [applause] what we will do to bring down costs, increase the security and stability financially of your family, and expand opportunity for working and middle-class americans. so now is the time to chart a new way forward. now is the time to chart a new way forward. to build. [crowd chanting "new way forward"] vice pres. harris: to build in america where everyone's work is rewarded and talents are value

north carolina? that's why why do you see donald trump in north carolina that's why, why do you see both campaigns now, starting to spend big in this state? we talk about the battleground states, north carolina for the better part of the last couple of weeks, has not then considered one of the top battleground states. and yet at the very end of last month, moving into this month, all sudden you started to see republicans spending money. they're they know, they have a real battle on their hands. so the economic policies, the political pathway, the population growth let's jump right into how all of this is playing with voters, with longtime republican pollster and strategist frank one once when it comes to the economic plans, we heard the vice president layout part of her economic agenda today, donald trump, at his news conference yesterday, tried to get ahead and cast her as a communist. take us now camila is reportedly proposing communist price controls. she wants price controls that leads to food shortages, rationing hunger dramatically more inflation. she's running on the maduro plan. >> i think thi

former president donald trump there in north carolina speaking to a crowd and you can't see it from this angle. but security visibly ramped up there ahead of the rally. a bulletproof enclosure could be seen around him at that podium, as well as stacks of containers around the area to eliminate a line of sight towards the stage and don't forget our anchor, ryan yamamoto. he's live for us at the dnc. his reporting starts at 5:00 tonight. you can watch those reports through tomorrow as the convention wraps up. right now, we're going to get a check of your first alert weather looking outdoors. this is from our black mountain camera at santa clara county for us cooler conditions out there on the way for us during the second half of this week, we're going to go ahead and check in with meteorologist zoe mintz. >>>happy wednesday. we are in for a treat when it comes to some beautiful conditions. all across the bay area. yesterday was too warm for you. a cooldown is on the way and a little bit more fog, or at least cloud coverage is making its way across the bay area as the onshore flow is only g

dalliance with vladimir putin, the former diplomat says north korea's ultimate goal is to cut a deal with the us. for that, it is hoping to see donald trumped this would truly be a once - in a thousand year opportunity for north korea, they believe they can negotiate with him and use the personalfriendship between mr trump and mr kim to their advantage. at a recent rally, the presidential hopeful said he too wanted to reignite this friendship. when we get back, i get along with him, he would like to see me back too, i think he misses me if you want to know the truth. while talks between kim and trump collapsed in 2019, ri il kyu says diplomats hope to convince trump to lift sanctions to lift sanctions in return for freezing their nuclear weapons programme. you have met kim jong—un seven times, what is he like? translation: the kim jong-un i met was a ordinary human being, - but turning him into god has made him a monster. he would do anything for the survival of his regime, he would kill all 25 million north koreans. the systems of control mr kim has created are now so fierce, it will be impossible to topple this brutal dictatorship, he b

with vladimir putin, the former diplomat says north korea's ultimate goal is to cut a deal with the us. applause for that, it is hoping to see donald trump elected, this would truly be a once - in a thousand year opportunity for north korea, they believe they can negotiate with him and use the personalfriendship between mr trump and mr kim to their advantage. at a recent rally, the presidential hopeful said he too wanted to reignite this friendship. when we get back, i get along with him, he would like to see me back too, i think he misses me if you want to know the truth. while talks between kim and trump collapsed in 2019, ri il kyu says diplomats hope to convince trump to lift sanctions in return for freezing their nuclear weapons programme. you have met kim jong—un seven times. what is he like? translation: the kim jong-un i met was a ordinary human being, - but turning him into god has made him a monster. he would do anything for the survival of his regime, he would kill all 25 million north koreans. the systems of control mr kim has created are now so fierce, it will be impossible to topple this brutal dictatorship, he believes. ch

will see you tomorrow. [ ♪♪ ] >> neil: all right, we are again data live in asheville north carolina where donald trumpsaid to give his remarks on the economy, to run against calm "this is some new numbers, the pace of inflation slowing in july, one of those remarks begin we will take you there life pick first though to the tensions ongoing in the middle east, building at this hour with growing fears at a reigning attack on israel is it nearing to pick this is hezbollah fighters taught from a rockets into northern israel ahead of the cease-fire talks expected tomorrow but without hamas and were dissipating. we will tell you all about it. this is where the involvement are going in all over those, pentagon press secretary pat ryder and former secretary of state, both here, welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto,"'s gophers to tel aviv with of elitist. >> hello, hamas said it will not return to negotiations tomorrow, the state department today indicated that either way, plans are in place for talks to move forward. >> as a said yesterday, our partners assured us that they will beat representation from hamas,

donald trump was glad to reach out to world leaders where his dialogue could make a difference. things were escalating with north korea. donald trump built a relationship with kim jong un. you build a relationship with vladimir putin and he build a relationship was usually pink. so i think it's a missed opportunity for joe biden to do better out of this but yeah, i think it is a tough thing to pull off and we shouldn't diminish the fact that it took a lot of work and a lot of countries to be involved in it. but i really do hope that the biden ministration does better with russia and certainly gets more serious about getting our hostages freed from gaza unjustly held by hamas terrorists congressman thank, you. >> thank you for years, the families of the freed prisoners fought for their release, hoping and praying. >> they would come home one day. and here's how they never lost hope as told in their own words these are foreign countries trying to coerce the united states. >> but there also are family members or loved ones you know, we hear their voices, but we can't, we can't see them and touch them every time he

in north carolina, donald trump blaming kamala harris for inflation.nomic speech veered off into personal insults with the former president criticizing her laugh. >> for nearly four years, kamala has crackled as the american economy has burned. it's the laugh of a crazy person. it's crazy. she's crazy. kamala, you are fired. get out of here. >> mark your calendar, i don't know if he will try that on the debate stage. but walz and vance have agreed to a vice presidential debate on october 1st. joining us now, vaughn hillyard in new jersey, phil rucker and back with us, susan page. vaughn, j.d. vance defending his comments about abortion. give us the full context. first, you have new reporting on trump campaign hires. >> reporter: right. we are two and a half months away from the general election. you have j.d. vance, who is a novice and some not too distant old statements coming to light. this is a moment where the campaign is looking at the reality they are behind in a great many battleground state polls. would there be a shakeup within the campaign or

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north carolina. what's fascinating about this is that this is donald trump's third stop in north carolina since joe biden ended his campaign, roughly a month ago which again, for someone like donald trump who doesn't campaign as often as a traditional presidential candidate, that is huge. and i think it underscores how important they view this state. remember, donald trump and joe biden were very close in north carolina in 2020 joe biden lost by roughly 74,000 points which was pretty remarkable. so this is a state that they really want to make sure that they can win particularly with harris kind of closing the polls in that state, you're going to see a big push on that. they're talking about national security are going to try to see donald trump stay on message. we'll see if he succeeds exactly. >> we shall see together, it's great to see you, alayna, thank you. >> coming up for us happening. just blocks from the democratic convention site right now and escaped inmate who had barricaded himself inside a restaurant has now just been caught. >> an update on that very scary situation. coming up. >> there's

republicans who say the same about trump meantime, republican presidential nominee donald trump veered off message during an event in north carolina as he delivered a speech meant to focus on the economy but instead, trump did what he's being urged not to do, lobbed personal attacks are common. a harris what happened to her laugh, i haven't heard that laugh at about a week. that's why they keep her off their sake. that's why she's disappeared. let's the laugh of a crazy person. you know why she hasn't done an interview, because she's not smart. she's not intelligent all over the world. crime is down because they're taking, they're criminals and the people from mental institutions. and they're putting them into our country because we have stupid people like kamala and joe running our country oh, kamala harris will make her own visit, north carolina on friday when she set to deliver her first major economic policy speech as the democratic nominee. she's expected to call for a federal ban on price gouging, lower grocery prices and everyday costs. remember, harris is campaign's spoke about her plans you can expect her to talk

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two days ago donald trump was here in north carolina.lk about the economy. i think you all watch. you know what i'm about to say. but he offered no serious plans to reduce costs for middle—class families. no plan to expand access to housing or health care. and that, actually, i think, for most of us was not surprising. because we already know his plans. we know the project 2025 agenda. so, there is a choice in the selection. donald trump's plans to devastate the middle class, punish working people, and make the cost of living go up for millions of americans and, on the other hand, when i am elected president, what we will do... cheering what we will do to bring down costs, increase the security and stability financially of your family, and expand opportunity for working and middle class americans. so, now, now is the time to chart a new way forward. now is the time to chart a new way forward, to build... crowd chants a new way forward! to build an america _ crowd chants a new way forward! to build an america where _ crowd chants a new wa

a recent poll from cook little couple of north carolina shows the vice president leading donald trump by two points and laying out her economic agenda. she offered a clear choice between her plan and donald trump's. >> two days ago donald trump was here in north carolina. he said he was going to talk about the economy. i think you all washed and you know what i am about to say. he offered no serious plans. to reduce cost from middle- class families. no plan to expand access to housing or healthcare. for most of us that was not surprising. we know the project 2025 agenda. he wants to impose what is in effect a national sales tax on everyday products and basic necessities that we import from other countries. that will devastate americans. it will mean higher prices on just about every one of your daily needs. a trump tax on gas. a trump tax on food. a trump tax on clothing. a trump tax on over-the-counter medication. he plans to give billionaires massive tax cuts year after year and plans to cut corporate taxes by over $1 trillion. even as they pull and record profits. that is on top of

and north korea, during the trump administration and, and all the threats and time, some jobs by the exchange between kim john and donald trump. the north koreans have tested more weapons in the past couple of months of 2017 that in the years previously. best not make any more interest in the united states. they won't be met with fire and furious life. the world has never seen. so we have somebody who's not quite up to the task of handling these dangerous weapons and, and unhinged enough that they might actually use a lot of people. and then on top of that in hawaii, because of what had happened earlier, when the north created fired some missiles in the direction of guam, i knew they were going to do the 1st test of this new missile warning. so that had all happened in 2017 early january, 2018. we get this text message. there are no sirens. i'm the founder of women transforming our nuclear legacy in new fer wake up call dot r s. i am also a documentary filmmaker. i work for the abolition of nuclear weapons. i grew up during the cold war. i remember the cuban missile crisis prices on the island of cuba. within the past w

and i think that will be in stark contrast from what we see out of donald trump cnn's kristen holmes was in asheville, north carolina for trump's rally on wednesday and has more on that carver president donald trump set out to give a policy speech on the economy and for all intents and purposes, he did. >> it was certainly more off message than what we had seen in the excerpts from the remarks, but he did talk a lot about the economy. and just before we get into what exactly he said, the note here is the reason that his team is been pushing this idea to donald trump, that he needs to focus on the economy. he needs to focus on immigration. he needs to focus on crime. is that if you look at the polling between donald trump and president joe biden, he out hold joe biden on those three topics. voters believed he did a better job on those three things. and the plan is for donald trump to link kamala harris to those same policies of president joe biden's to say that they are the same administration. she's obviously the vice president. so any unpopular policies that joe biden had i should also be that of kamala ha

. >> reporter: north carolina did go for donald trump in 2020, really the only time in modern political history since 1980 it has gone democratic was for barack obama by this much in 2008 but north carolina has been closed. take a look back at 2016, donald trump carried the state by about 3.5 points. you could see democrats erased more than half of that trump margin from 2016 and 2020, brought it down to a 70,000 vote difference between trump and biden in 2020 so we are talking about not huge changes needed here for democrats to actually flip this state. >> keep in mind, even before rising to the top of the democratic ticket, harris had been a frequent visitor to the tar heel state. she's been there seven times this year and tonight fox news has new 2020 polling on the sun belt states we've been talking about. she holds a razor thin lead in georgia as well as arizona by -- in nevada but trails trump by one point in north carolina. democrats seem to be narrowing the gap but remain within the margin of error. kayla gardner is here, white house correspondent for bloomberg, eugene daniels,

those 18 just simply wants to meet with donald trump, north and joe biden. now that joe biden is having a lot of people came home to call in harrison john john kennedy. jim just noticed that his opponent was a trading and probably the money that he wasn't making in your state as well. so he took the best option. first ask tomlin harris, and she might have a position for him within her next cabinet. she said clearly not. and so now he's over moving over to donald trump. i don't think it's going to hurt tremendously. i think those 4 or 5 percentage that he's still holding maybe a progress, but i would imagine that quite a few of those people are just going to stay home in november because they need a happy with the democrats, another companies julia from the law and julia as we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us at the end of what i know, it's been a very busy week for you have a good weekend. thank you guys trying to get some sleep. take care bye. you too. you too. authorities have temporarily raise the security level at a native airbase in wester

pennsylvania, and let's not forget that there are dixie highways all over the north and that same spirit that donald trump has awakened and that is all over the north and we have to fight it back and win in minnesota, pennsylvania and michigan. >> and all over the country. we want everybody. >> i am out ofwith us, congressman jonathan jackson and joining me now is the senior advisor to the chair of the democratic national convention committee. we appreciate your joining us ahead of the convention. and it has been a whirlwind month since president biden dropped out of the race and the party unified around vice president harris. what message are you hoping to send voters when democrats gather in chicago monday. >> i think we will send a message of contrast. this election is about the future of this country and certainly our message about whether it is economics or people trusted to make their own health care decisions or expanding healthcare opportunities or whether it is about building a family unit as vice president harris laid out in north carolina yesterday. i think that is what the message is about and