the home of arnold palmer.he home of my friend arnold palmer. [ cheers ] and he loved latrobe. you know, he turned out to be one of the greatest golfers in the world. he started off very, very poor. he had no money. just had a lot of talent, had a lot of muscle, he was a strong guy. and his father, you know, worked at latrobe golf course. and he was a laborer there. he actually -- they called them in those days sod carriers. a very strong man, he carried sod. they didn't have trucks that they trucked it, they had strong people carrying it. he was the strongest of them all. and he had a son, but they had no money. and he worked at latrobe. and they treated him good because he could do more work than anybody else, and his son started to grow up, and he realized his son was very strong like him, but he never had a chance to play golf. he had no money at all. and his son was named arnold. [ light laughter ] and when arnold was 4 and 5 years old, they had no money to buy a club. he couldn't buy one club, not one. an

and what around palmer's daughter says arnold palmer would think of donald trump today. quote, i think he'd cringe, my dad didn't like people who act like they're better than other people, peg palmer said. quote, he had no patience for people who were dishonest and cheat. my dad was disciplined. he wanted to be a good role model. he was appalled by trump's lack of civility and lack of character. peg palmer recalls one moment when her father saw trump on television during the 2016 presidential campaign, quote, one moment stands out in my mind, she said. my dad and i were home. he died in september, so this was before the election. the television was on. trump was talking and my dad made a sound of disgust like yuck or ugh. like he couldn't believe the arrogance and crudeness of this man who was the nominee of the political party that he believed in. then he said quote, he's not as smart as we thought he was and walked out of the room. what would make my dad think of, what would my dad think of donald trump today? i think he'd cringe. let me show you this, also, before we

rambling about arnold palmer's anatomy, and avoiding basic questions. that's information that people should take into the voting booth with them. of course they should. right now, kamala harris and brock obama are trying their hardest to make sure they do. >> now, he is ducking debates. and canceling interviews because of exhaustion. have you noticed he tends to go off script and ramble? and generally for the life of him cannot finish a thought. and he has called it the weave. but i think here would call it nonsense. >> you would be worried if your grandpa started acting like this. if you would. right? you call up your brother, your cousin or something and be like, to be seen grandpa lately? what are we going to do? but this is coming from somebody who wants unchecked power. we do not need to see what an older, linear donald trump looks like with no guardrails. >> have you seen grandpa lately? we should all be asking that. the bottom line here is this -- whatever trump's reason for canceling all of these interviews, whatever his reason for hiding out in

stories about arnold palmer's penis?, listen, i think that the headline that i read about the rally in pennsylvania yesterday was the big question, and it's the one that kamala harris has not been able or willing to answer, and that is, are you better off now than you were under the trump administration? >> why is he talking about arnold palmer's penis front of pennsylvania voters? >> don't say it again. we don't have to say it. there are lines in a rally, when president trump is at a rally, sometimes he'll speak for two straight hours. you're questioning his stamina, his mental acuity. joe biden couldn't do that for five minutes. >> "the new york times" writes that one of the truisms of trump world is that being viewed as boring is a sin more deadly than being wrong. so is that how you view the trump strategy right now? >> it's funny, it's funny, chris. he doesn't want to be boring, but he wants to be boorish, right? he wants to not only talk about locker rooms and a famous golfer in one, but also act like he's in a loc

he talked about arnold palmer. what did he say he insulted, continued to insult kamala harris and liz cheney for being there for their intelligence, their stupid jd vance went on a rant that it'll is a consistent theme for these two men that when women and opposition, the thing that they come up with is insulting them for their intelligence. >> you going to count some policy you're connecting that to the arnold palmer aside. >> i don't know that it's not to your in two minutes ago saying you should just be able to take a job. you can't take a joke or that's your problem. >> i didn't say it was your problem. i said it's a problem that if somebody can't take a joke and wants to turn this into the biggest issue in the election. that's a political problem. >> think anybody's turning this into the biggest issue in the election. it is though emblematic of who donald trump it isn't to your point. nothing new here. he's been telling all kinds of jokes on the campaign trail for years now everyone hang tight coming up next,

there was that long anecdote about arnold palmer. then at times it was vulgar, specifically when describing vice president harris's time in the biden ministration ends, including a profane colin response of sorts with the crowd. now, the former president did talk about things like inflation, immigration, and bringing jobs back to america. but as you noted in this lead at manu, the focus still was incredibly scattered and the challenge the challenging part about that for the campaign is that a senior trump adviser tells us that this pennsylvania swing really is supposed to mark the beginning of closing arguments. so we'll see if the former president can stay on topic, stay on some of the issues that his campaign wants to be talking about in these it's next coming days, certainly weeks before election day. now, what we're expecting to see today, manu is the former president, is going to, in his words, work the french fry essentially work the fry or to mcdonald's back here in the commonwealth. he is also expected to go to philadelphia,

. >> arnold palmer was all man and attacks as opponent in vulgar term everything they touch turns to will it turn off the swing voters? >> he needs to win republican house speaker mike johnson is now hey, ed, closing pitch, kamala harris ramps up her rhetoric about trump. >> he's becoming increasingly unstable and unhinged and calls in an unlikely side killed trump is not fit to lead, will undecided voters agree, independent senator bernie sanders joins me ahead, plus same point as israel presses ahead in gaza, harris attempts to balance charting her own path seize this opportunity while maintaining us policy, end the war progressives? >> our panel of experts is here to break it down washington where the state of our union is in the thick of it, were just 16 days from election day in more than 11 million voters have already cast their ballots what seems likely to be a tight presidential race until the very end, the very last vote has been counted in dueling swings day rallies last night. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump offered voters sharply different c

i think i'm dana. >> i keep i keep talking around the arnold palmer story. anyway, i'll just say though, i think at this point they've kind of given into letting donald trump given to his sometimes worst impulses. yeah. >> i mean, but the question is yes, maybe this is trump. you can write it off, et cetera. but then maybe it raises questions about his age. and right at a time when people are focusing very closely, especially the voters who are just tuning or maybe those small number of undecided voters are people can be persuaded are listening to this kind of discussion and maybe put off. >> maybe i don't think trump cares, right? there, just, he just made his decision. he's going to be himself and his advisers have stopped trying to constrain him. so that's where we're at at this final sprint of the campaign is going to be about its big, maybe have a tactics on how how both sides can rally up their base. the strategy is over. now they're just executing their game plan and they're, they've given the ball of donald trump and he's going to run with it and tha

>> well, by now, we all know what trump said about arnold palmer.stigating other famous dead guys' junk. for instance, winston churchill. jon, let's just say that during the war, he was getting double rations of hog! all right? it's true, jon. >> jon: i -- i didn't know that. >> well, then there's einstein. did you know his upstairs brain wasn't his biggest? you know what i mean? >> jon: i think we know what you mean. >> lot of dead penises. >> jon: michael kosta, everyone! now here it is, your "moment of zen." >> 14 million votes and he won, 22 people running, 22 democrats running, looking at my hair up there. let me see. oh. i don't like it. i don't like it! excuse me. i'm going to recomb my hair, do you mind? i am going to recomb my hair. mr. future senator. mr. future senator. you got to get him [hip-hop music] - the two most important rules in my family were, never make eye contact with a junkie and never wake my father when he took his nap between jobs. ♪ ♪ we had to eat quietly. ♪ ♪ we had to sneeze quietly. we had to watch tv quietly. - at i

rambling rally in latrobe, where he made some very off-color jokes about the late golfer, arnold palmerr all of that, he invites president harris, deadlocked in pennsylvania and most recent polls. this guy the state of play for us in the state right now. >> absolutely, and i want to thank you for having me -- having the conversation about the battleground pennsylvania. people on the ground are extremely energized. they are excited to hear the kamala harris message about the economy, reproductive rights, and essentially the character of this country is on the line in this moment. while donald trump spends time doing photo ops at mcdonald's, kamala harris is really focusing on, come our economy. how working families will fare in this country. voters are not really hearing that message and are excited for november fifth so he can vote democrats up and down the ticket. because we know we are, in this moment, we are in an environment where we no longer need to hear the divisive rhetoric coming from the other side of the aisle, but we really want to hear solutions for working families that ar

trump recounted a story about former pro golfer arnold palmer. >> arnold palmer was all mad, and i say respect to women, and i love women, but this guy -- this is a guy that was all man. this man was strong and tough. and i refused to say it, but when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there, they said, oh, my god. that's unbelievable. >> what are we doing here? despite trump's apparent praise of certain parts of palmer, the golfer's daughter told the "sporting news" in 2018 that her father was appalled by the former president's character and lack of civility. while watching tv back in 2016, palmer's daughter said the golfer, vote, made a sound of disgust. like ugg. couldn't believe the arrogance of this man who was the political nominee of the political party he believed in. that he's not as smart as he believed he was. joining us, shelby, quite the weekend from donald trump. let's just recount a little bit. he was at the steelers game last night in pittsburgh. we've got a mixed reaction there. he manned the french fry counter in the drive-through window at a mcdona

cole palmer, yet again the star of the show. jo currie reports.ave started the season with champions league place aspirations was a little off the pace and looking to make up ground. in the south—west london sunshine, cole palmer shone. how's that for a pass? pedro neto then doing the hard work... nicolas jackson in the right place to slot home. by half—time, despite dominating, chelsea had been pegged back. newcastle with a string of nice passes to leave alexander isak with a tap in. he wouldn't miss the target from there. the one thing you can't give palmer is space, and here he has oodles of it. no one got close as he charged a goal and picked a spot perfectly. nick pope in goal perhaps should have done more — not the palmer would care. visitors to be seen in the second half, had a chance to nick a draw but didn't make it. the defeat means newcastle haven't won in five premier league games and have dropped down to twelfth in the table. i think it's just that final bit, both ends, both boxes where we didn't defend the two moments well enough, an

>> the hub of arnold palmer, this is a home of my friend, arnold palmer.aid when i come here, i'm going to tell them the real story of arnold but arnold palmer was all man and i say that it all due respect to women that i love women. but this guy this guy is is a guy that was all man, is man was strong and tough and i refused to say it. but when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there. they said, oh my god say it we were talking earlier about locker room talk mean this is literally this is not just a figure of speech was less than you can drive straight line for 2016 too, when there was a lot of talk about size and size of his hands and marco rubio and go back to 2016 where the size of his hands obama cracked mean, this i guess just goes back to the exactly what we were just talking about. >> this double gender gap. how each are talking to the other. but it does seem to me, meghan, if harris is in the suburbs of you know, philly trying to hanging out with liz cheney, trying to convince women that they should not that they should bother

. >> it would legendary golfer arnold palmer was carrying on the course. and later, john king all over the map talking to michigan auto workers key >> key voters in a crucial state, just 15 days from now. good evening. thanks very much for joining us with the election. two weeks from tomorrow. >> it doesn't take political scientist to know which places matter most in the eyes of two campaigns, just look at the live shots from the harris event just about to get underway, and wisconsin. and the trump's speech in north carolina locations speak volumes three stops in north carolina for the former president today, vice president harris, the appearances in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin, the so-called blue wall states. vice president campaigning today with former republican congresswoman liz cheney conservative of all conservative principles is being faithful to the constitution. and you have to choose in this race between someone who has been faithful to the constitution, who will be faithful and donald trump that was this morning and malvern, pennsylvan

i feel like we should start there. >> do we have arnold palmer? yes, we do.ald trump started off his rally in latrobe, pennsylvania, the birthplace of arnold palmer by talking about the golfer in this way, let's watch arnold palmer was all man and i say that at all due respect to women. >> i love women when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there. they said, oh my god your think he was talking about. and this, of course, again, 15 days from the election, this is where we are. >> trump is obviously used humor, crude, unconventional campaign tactics throughout his political career. but what would you pull out from what we saw this weekend? what does it tell us? about where the race stands right now? >> well, that tells me that he wants men to vote for him and that he wants women who like manly meant to be in charge to vote for him because when they think of arnold palmer, they think of donald trump. i would seemed like all mail messaging to me but what we're seeing right now is everyone's proxies for everything, right? so you've got vice pre

palmer's genitalia, is this the way a president should speak? >> jim, with all due respect to the question that you just asked me, none of that matters to what the american people are going to deal with. and 13 days, 14 days, excuse me, because over the next 14 days, voters are going to decide, do they want a president who's actually going to have a sound economy where prices are under control? do they want a president who's going to secure our southern border and hold for this one so that young girls are not rate by the drug cartels in the journey to our southern border, because that's what's happening right now, jim, you have young girls who are being victimized by the coyotes and by the drug cartels simply because kamala harris and joe biden could not do the right thing, which is to secure our southern border. so if you want to talk about a story he told about arnold palmer or the fact they don't girls are being sold into sex slavery to day because of kamala harris is wide open borders. i will tell you, give me a story about arnold palmer, bu

trump's closing argument seems to be i work at mcdonald's and arnold palmer has a big old palmer has a big dick. i i don't really get that argument but you know, here's the thing. don't go crazy about this. i mean, all on the left, they just were crazy about it. he's talking about arnold palmer's dick. so fucking what? >> this is what his people like about him. they just get a kick out of him. but everywhere else it was msnbc. this is terrible. cnn. it's awful. lindsey graham said one idea in the closing weeks that kamala harris must prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that she worked at mcdonald's in 1983. he says it's very suspicious if she worked there. how come no one saw her and nobody remembers her wasn't vice president troll. i mean, come on, that's just who he is. he went and worked at mcdonald's this past weekend. did you see this? there's the picture. and the this one is want lies with that? >> yeah don't get crazy about all this side street stuff. >> go down the made avenue. the people who like them, they just get a kick out of him. they think he's more fun. i mean, i don't g

, palmer's genitals. we can listen to a bit here arnold palmer was all man and i say that it all due respect to women i love women when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there. >> they said, oh my god that's unbelievable the new york times pennsylvania rally, trump descends into a new level of vulgarity up. pete, i just want to start with you first biden faced a lot of pressure, a lot of criticism, a lot of speculation before dropping out of the race. >> regarding his ability to campaign coherently for him to be able to do what he needs to do at his age, there was a lot of concern about his mental fitness for office why are republicans not concerned about this with donald trump moment at the latrobe pennsylvania rally last night, let's remember that at the democratic national convention, it was former president barak obama who stood on that stage and made a crude gesture with his hands related to donald trump's anatomy everyone cracked up. >> they thought it was hilarious. clips ran on

genitalia trump fixates on arnold palmer as all man and showers during prophase rally. i mean, given the amount the time we're in, is that are those the headlines, the campaign wants out there this weekend? >> no, i think it doesn't serve him to generate headlines like that. he ought to be talking about kamala harris is liberal position. she took when she ran for president first time, the fact that she doesn't disagree with anything to biden administration has done, which most voters in the country disagree with? but you know, rally, political rallies or a time when you see a lot outland his speech last thursday, we had a heckler who came into one of vice president harris's rallies in domain. did she say that is israel committing genocide? and she said, i hear, i hear what he's saying. i respect what he's saying. there. it's real it's real. we're not talking about that, but rallies, a lot of times the speaker's get carried away with it the moment they tried to amuse themselves and a piece of the crowd. both these candidates are doing that. >> ashley, what are the challe

palmer. president palmer is present. president. suh. president suh is present. member. webster. present. president vector is present. there are five members present, and we have a quorum. thank you. may i get a motion to excuse? member. mango. so moved. do we have a second? second. any objections? seeing none, it's unanimously approved. dan, please call the first agenda item. calling line. item one. communications. informational item. announcements and information to share with the board members and the public. okay, so first up we have the young community developers. we run bayview. second, we have faith and blue. and then we also have faith and blue blessing of the badges and the faith in blue is pretty much an all day session. it's this saturday, and so we'd like to poll to see who will be attending, because we can't have a quorum. and i don't know, janet, if you want to expound on notice quorum at these public events. so i exactly what do you want me to say that you need if you're if you're going to have them, it would probably be considered a meeting. and if there's a quoru

came up in a very odd kind of way but arnold palmer was all man. and i say that at all due respect to women. >> i love women. >> but this guy this guy this is a guy that was all man. when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there. they said, oh my god running mate as senator jd vance's in battleground, wisconsin, pouring beers for supporters ahead of the green bay packers game today it's president kamala harris with a very different focus today, meeting with church members outside of atlanta encouraging them to take advantage of early voting legendary singer stevie wonder was also there showing his support at a campaign stop in the peach state tim walz, continuing that outreach to the black community, speaking to church goers at a congregation in saginaw, michigan alright, so let's get started in pennsylvania. >> cnn's danny freeman is there in lancaster where the trump townhall begins next hour at danny only, a few precious days left in the race. so what will be the focus today trump to continue the vote because that he and his c

you just heard was actually based in fact, well, i'm not sure about the arnold palmer part because from my purposes it's half lemonade and half i see it's all i want to know. harris though. she's got an opinion on what he's actually saying there are things that he says that will be the subject of skits and laughter and jokes. but words have meaning coming from someone who aspires to stand behind the seal of the president of the united states at stake these states? the swing states one way or another? well, your guess is as good as any pollster, let alone mine well, joining me now. extraordinary pollster, frank luntz, frank so good to see you. we are 15 days away. you and i have been counting down the days for quite some time, but i got to start with who she is campaigning with. former congressman, congresswoman liz cheney. and i just have to wonder, how do you think that's playing with the independent, with the moderate republican? it's the truly undecided, decided or persuadables it's so hard right now to move people almost everyone is made up their minds and those who haven't, if you'

. >> arnold palmer, the man was strong and tough. i refuse to say it, when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there and said oh my god, that's unbelievable. i had to say it. >> i just -- i don't -- i don't know what to say. luckily for you all out there, vice president harris isn't letting donald trump go unchecked. she has scrutinized his fitness for office. >> i keep talking about someone needs to watch his rallies if you're not sure how to vote. he spent his whole time talking about himself and mythical characters, not talking about the working people or you. >>> and breaking overnight, harris will attend church service and provide remarks in georgia as part of the souls to the polls events. joining us is jason johnson and professor at morgan state university tara setmeyer, a former communications director and cofounder of the seneca project. >> good morning to both of you. so, i am not -- i don't have a question because i'm actually stunned that this is what our country is doing right now. you have the republic

holding a town hall in lancaster, pennsylvania, coming a day after his off the rails speech at arnold palmer regional airport and among the rambling unhinged nonsense, he also unhinged his typical vulgarity when attacking the vice president. >> you have to take kamala harris that you have had enough, that you just can't take it anymore. we can't stand you because you are a vice president. >> he also stopped at a mcdonald's where he worked as a fry cook or without a hair not -- net and might add and said he wasn't paying for some of the meals and how is that not a campaign-finance violation. and we should up he falsely claimed once again that vice president parents -- harris lied about working at mcdonald's is a college student. it is hilarious that harris is living large rent-free in trump's head that he felt necessary to put on this stunt. meanwhile, the vice president is closing out the final days of her campaign by doing what serious candidates do, getting out the vote. earlier today she attended services and delivered remarks at new birth missionary church in georgia outside of atlanta a

i'm going to apologize in advance, but here it is, everybody. >> arnold palmer was all man.hat with all due respect to women -- and i

for about ten minutes, he also told a meandering and at times lewd story about golf legend arnold palmer now yesterday, former president barack obama continued his campaign tour in nevada. he told crowds that trump's rhetoric is not funny, nor is it a sign of strength adding quote, everything a president says is serious a-bomb also explained why he believes trump only cares about himself you can sell you a trump bible up for free. >> he wants to sell you were to god, don't trump addition he's got his name right there next to matthew and luke the reason he's doing it is because all he cares about is his ego and his money and his status. he's not thinking about, you this is vice president's 60th birthday today, and she'll spend it in atlanta. cnn's eva mckend was at a rally yesterday in atlanta where she's stepped up her attacks on trump's handling of key issues. eva. good morning. >> victor amara, here in battleground, georgia, vice president harris, elevating the issue of reproductive rights, acknowledging amber nicole thurman, family in the crowd, and how she died because of her inabili

do you consider talking about arnold palmer's genitalia to be a closing argument? i mean, you know, look, the bottom line is that donald trump closes -- and this is now the third straight campaign -- with the kind of overconfidence that he sees as his trademark and so even if he's not winning, he's going to project that he is winning. he's going to project the kind of bluster that we're seeing. it's hard to discern a strategic focus from trump at this point. i do think that he sounds like someone who feels quite confident here. in some ways that has me very worried. i was already very worried about trump's willingness to accept anything other than a victory and i do worry when i hear these statements from him that he's convinced himself so much that it's impossible for kamala harris to win that if he were to be defeated, you know, of course, that would immediately lead to it's impossible. therefore, we must challenge the election. right now i'm seeing both campaigns don't really know it's teetering on the knife's edge and they're going to go back and forth to the s

interestingly, he started with a long-winded story about lotro been pennsylvania native arnold palmer including and i'm not making this up a description of the hall of fame golfer in the men's room in the locker room. and one look like shower. >> he then went into more conversation about how his hair looked in his his combing regiments. >> and then he also accused joe biden in a catholic of targeting catholic americans. when he finally got on script for the night, he's put to the rather stark terms of the election front and center for this audience. take a listen to what he said oh, your support will bring back our nation's strength, dominance, prosperity, and pride. >> we're going to do it this will be america's new golden age, 100 years from now, the presidential election of 2024 will be looked upon as america's greatest victory. i hope that's true trump also played a video of many times that if vice president harris, back in 2019 and 2020, voiced her support for a ban on fracking. >> obviously that is a big issue here in the state of pennsylvania. she has since backtracked on that,

palmer, the golf great. take a listen to what he had to say arnold palmer was all man and i say that it all due respect to women, that i love women when he took showers with the other pros. >> they came out of there, they said, oh my god >> so those comments in particular are raising some eyebrows among folks watching this campaign closely. the challenge you fred, is that senior adviser? as there is for the trump campaign, they said that this weekend in pennsylvania really is the beginning of the former president's closing arguments in his final weeks before election day. and the challenges to stay on because on issues that the resin did discuss at that rally, like inflation like the economy, but to not get distracted by some issues that are tangents like those. we'll see he can stay on topic later this afternoon. here in lancaster. >> read all right. danny freeman. >> thank you so much or if vice president harris is using one of these last pivotal weekends before the election to court voters in georgia, a s

i wonder how trump's remarks, not just the one about arnold palmer on his quote, manhood, but everythingve heard from trump this week, how it fits in with the analysis that the new york times offered. a few days ago, they looked at his speeches from 2015 and 2016 and looked at his speeches today and said, quote, with the passage of time, the 78-year-old former president's beaches have grown darker, harsher, longer, angry or less focused, more profane, and increasingly fixated on the past policy and i respect that, but the reason that donald trump is not up 10% is because of comments like that one, where people do have concerns about his fitness, his acuity, and his stability why is he talking about arnold palmer's in front of pennsylvania voters lot. >> let me tell you that. i did donald trump is doing rallies around the country. they say something. i don't want to be talking about, right? donald trump is out there saying it is what you continue to lead they talk is because you will wait a minute. hold on. one address it. he is out there talking about i'll address it. limo okay. >> okay.

about arnold palmer, they have been on all day. i do think that there has been sort of a shift in the coverage but i completely agree, by the way, let me just say this, there has been a marked visible decline on the part of donald trump, a cognitive decline. i'm not a medical professional, but to my eyes, cognitive decline for sure, because his ability to maintain a line of argument or thought or lucid thinking has gone just precipitously down. >> and yet, he is pretty consistent on a few things, like this, what you said on fox news today. yeah, this is on fox news, watch this. >> you're going to put somebody in jail on a scam that you knew was made up by you. that is an enemy from within. that is really, that is a threat to democracy. these are bad people, we have a lot of bad people. but when you look at shifty adam schiff and some of the others, they are, to me, the enemy from within. i think nancy pelosi is an enemy from within. >> i mean, i take everything you said a moment ago, but if there is a consistent through line, it is

i'm telling this weird story about arnold palmer's genitals. i mean his speeches have been a little all over the place than when i talk to donald trump's senior advisers, they say, look, clearly, we are allowing donald trump to be trump. i think there was always a question of, of course, his campaign could never really put them in a box. they could never control donald trump. he is, of course, a 78-year-old man, but we've also covered extensively hopefully how a lot of his allies have been really trying to pressure donald trump to focus on the issues, to talk more about the economy, to make that case to voters in this final stretch. but instead we're kind of seeing him given to some of his worst impulses and donald trump's campaign says, this is how we energize his people though, where some people question what he's doing with these men during speeches, others recognize that they think it's funny. they think it could energize his base and voters. and so i do think you're going to continue to see some of this now, i will say, though, however, on

whether it's mcdonald's -- >> what gave it away, the arnold palmer comments?t gave it away? >> yeah, that was my thought. let's get a read on this. i know he is donald trump, right? >> yes. >> his campaign is pushing back against reporting and claims from the vice president's team that trump is exhausted. they're cancelling interviews. he is having a hard time focusing. there's a clip that looks like he is falling asleep at an event have. >> right. >> is this the pressure? give us a sense from your team's reporting where things stand in trump's world. >> right. marc caputo for "the bulwark" did a story on this. truth of the matter, it's two-fold. of course he is exhausted. he is 78 years old. he is keeping a really insane schedule, going all over the country. battleground states. he went to coachella, set to go to madison square garden. he is also up at odd hours because he is addicted to his phone, and he likes to post. he watches a lot of tivoed tv. he is not the pinnacle of self-care, let's put it that way. so, yes, he is exhausted. frankly, he should be ex

do you consider talking about arnold palmer's to be a closing argument? look, the bottom line is that donald trump closes -- this is now the third straight campaign with a kind of overconfidence he sees as his trademark and so even if he is not winning, he is going to project that he is winning. he's going to project the kind of bluster we are seeing. it is hard to discern the strategic focus from trump at this point, you know, i do think that he sounds like someone who feels quite confident here and in some ways, that has me very worried. i was already worried about trump's willingness to accept anything other than a victory, and i do worry when i hear these statements from him that he has convinced himself so much that it is impossible for kamala harris to win that if you were to be defeated you know, of course that would immediately lead to -- impossible therefore we must challenge the election. right now what i am saying is that both campaigns don't really know that it is teetering on the knife's edge and they're going to go back and forth and back an

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. >> arnold palmer is all man. this man is strong and tough. i refuse to say it, but when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there, they said oh, my god. that's unbelievable. >> trump's closing message to pennsylvania. a crude reminiscence about a deceased golfing legend whose daughter says he was appalled by trump. also tonight, trump's billionaires. what elon musk and his fellow pay master will extract from the cognitively declining septagenarian if he returns to the white house. don't believe trump has all the advantages in this election. we'll break down the numbers that actually matter. and we begin tonight with a question. if you were to find out a year from now that donald trump was diagnosed with dementia, how would you tell? how would his behavior be any different than what we have seen over the past several weeks including today and this past weekend when he delivered a vulgar, foul-mouthed attack on vice president kamala harris, had a bizarro photo op at a closed mcdonald's where he falsely accused harris of lying

but is comments about arnold palmer's private areas. where are both disturbing. but also revealing. it reveals a lot about donald trump and also i think isn't glimpse as to why he is always going on the attack on the view that the best defense is a good offense. so before someone can attack him or make fun of him, or laugh at him, he goes on the attack and takes the aggressive stance the problem is our adversaries also know, i went secure. trump is about size and they know that they can play him. they know that they can get under his skin. it could rattle him and so this is not just a funny or an off-color personal quirk. >> this is something that has broader implications and kamala harris is focusing on the dangers posed by trump, a man and message now is that he's not fit for office but is that resonating with men? >> she's she's not doing as well with white male voters as she is with female voters, while black and hispanic men are showing some interest in voting for trump. so how can she overcome that gender gap? and convinced man that she will champion their cause better than tr

the rally in pennsylvania over the weekend, he remembered the late great golfer, arnold palmer by reminiscing about the man's genitalia. speaking of genitalia, during an interview, he resurrected an insult he used against hillary clinton back in 2016. this time saying it was harvey weinstein who got schalonged by democrats after he was accused and convicted of rape. he got hit as hard as you can get hit because he was sort of the king of woke, and yet he got hit. on friday, during an interview with fox news he answered a 10-year-old's question about who his favorite president was by saying lincoln, should have settled with the south to avoid civil war, which as a reminder was fought because the south didn't want to give up slavery. he also said there would be no more cows if vp kamala harris was elected. the night before at a comedy dinner for catholic charities, he said the s word in front of cardinal dolan, the arch bishop of new york. he said he was quote, the father of ivf. in monday, at oaks, pennsylvania, he stopped taking questions in order to sing along and sway to some of his favorit

over the weekend, trump held a a rally at arnold palmer regional airport in pennsylvania.sidetracked talking about a certain body part of the legendary golfer. watch this. >> this is a guy that was all man. this man was strong and tough. and i refuse to say it, but when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there, they said, "oh, my god." [ laughter ] "that's unbelievable." i had to say it. >> jimmy: uh, no, you didn't. [ light laughter ] afterwards, you could donate $10 to trump's campaign by texting the eggplant emoji. [ laughter and applause ] that's interesting. i think one of his staffers must have said, "we need to focus on the polls." and trump was like, "oh, i'll focus on the pole." [ laughter ] right after, mcdonald's was like, we're sorry, but you're fired." [ laughter ] it's a family restaurant. you can't say that. "when the hamburglar would take a shower --" [ laughter ] "the french fry, the mcnuggets." well, guys, we're heading into flu season. but great news. the fda just authorized the first over-the-counter combination covid- 19 and flu test

the size of arnold palmer's genitalia. using the military to go against radix and dissidents. calling january 6th a day of love. referring to her as this. she comes across as a normal person that lives within reality for whatever you think about her policies she understands of the world around her. donald trump is in his own trump bazaar reality in which things like honor palmer and the size of his whatever is important to talk about. i think she just needs to keep reiterating that she is normal. she has ideas that will affect people directly. not just there is a proposal and this is how it affects you, and she did that well today. i think she did that reasonably well and should just continue to do that and not worry about these other narratives. by now he has the issue with black men. it is all about the get out and vote efforts be whatever the polls say doesn't matter. the issue is whether her campaign is able to reach her voters in all demographic categories including the white guys who are voting for her and making sure they get out and vote. >> let's look at another momen

i'm going to apologize in advance, but here it is, everybody. >> arnold palmer was all man. and i say that with all due respect to women -- and i love women -- but this guy -- this guy -- this is a guy that was all man. this man was strong and tough. and i refuse to say it, but when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there and they said, oh, my god. that is unbelievable. >> yeah. so what does trump gain by being so raunchy? i mean, he talks like a reality show host, not like a president. or david, is that what america now wants in the oval office? >> i hope not. full confession, to alex and to the other panelist, i was so afraid last night we were going to talk about this. i don't know how to talk about this. i don't know what the anatomically appropriate language is to use, i will lump this comment in with the insult to the vice president and say this. here's where i think donald trump is getting all this wrong. this is informing voters going down the stretch, and so is the joy and optimism of vice president harris. with undecided voters -- and they are o

palmer, people seeing arnold palmer naked in the shower and being impressed now i've never heard anything like that. i'm not offended. i don't care, but i do wonder how many voters does that get you of the people that are in this undecided pool? >> well, i think the undecided pool is shrinking. we really don't have that many undecided voters. it's really, are you going to vote or you're not. this is really becoming the stranger things election. we have two different realities going on. we have one campaign that's running to win people to the team, to persuade them. we have another campaign that is really just trying to gin up base turnout. and so in that instance, i don't think it wins over the nikki haley voter. there's 158,000 of them pennsylvania, that's a huge number and i think harris went to bucks county and had a pretty decent event. was quoting ronald reagan yes, it was almost like the rada the bernie sanders voters just they already know it's a wink, wink, nudge, nudge. let her get through this. let us get the hundred at least half of them are 58 thousands. nikki haley voters and

which took a bizarre turn when trump described the late palmer's anatomy. >> when he took showers with the other process, they came out of there, they said oh my god, that's unbelievable. >> reporter: with 16 days to go, tech mogul elon musk making a surprise pledge while stumping for trump in the keystone trump, launching a million dollar giveaway for voters who sign his petition in favor of free speech and the right to bear arms. >> we're going to be awarding a million dollars to -- randomly, to people who have signed the petition every day from now until the election. >> reporter: pennsylvania governor josh shapiro chiming in on "meet the press." >> you are a former attorney general. this legal? >> i think there are real questions with how he is spending money in this race, how the dark money is flowing, not just into pennsylvania, but apparently now into the pockets of pennsylvanians. . >> and our thanks to dasha for that report. >>> and tomorrow night, tune in for hallie jackson's exclusive interview with vice president harris on "nightly news" at 6:30 p.m. eastern. >>> israel lau

an apparent reference to palmer's genitals. in the past week as events have been largely defined by bizarre behavior like that and unhinged remarks like proclaiming himself the father of ivf and calling january 6th quote, a day of love. while pulling trends show the presidential race remains extremely close, trumps behavior could affect republicans in down ballot races, especially as he's actively attempting to rewrite the history of january 6th. nbc news' latest poll shows voters are a lot less likely to support candidates who say donald trump won the 2020 election and that could be a factor in a number of races across the country including right here in arizona where one of trump's not just supportive kari lake is running for the senate seat. she still not conceded her losses in the gubernatorial race in 2022. arizona has largely been a republican stronghold since the 1950s, so only voted for the democratic presidential nominee twice in the past 70 years and most of it senators have been republicans, too. but that changed in