he will be in peach county. it is in the - harris. he will be in peach county. each i county. it is in the black belt in sort of southern georgia. it is almost exactly 50—50 republican democrat because of turnout. the emphasis of the campaign right now isn't about convincing someone to vote one way or another, it's about getting out the vote you think will support your candidate. that is what they have sent him he had to do. that is what they have sent him he had to de— he had to do. how is kamala harris doing _ he had to do. how is kamala harris doing with _ he had to do. how is kamala harris doing with that - harris doing with that demographic? you said it is about turn but is she poling as well as she would hope to at this point with black residents there? i this point with black residents there? ~ , , ., .,, there? i think she is doing as well as anybody _ there? i think she is doing as well as anybody could. - there? i think she is doing as well as anybody could. i - there? i think she is doing as| well as anybody could. i think her numbers in georgia are cl

it's interesting that he's going to be getting out the vote in fort valley, georgia, which is in peach county it's in the black belt in sort of southern georgia, and it's almost exactly 50—50 republican and democrat because of turnout. the emphasis of the campaign right now isn't so much in convincing anybody to vote one way or another. it's about getting out the vote that you believe is going to support your candidate, and that's what they've sent him here to do. and how is kamala harris doing with that demographic? i know you're saying that it's about turnout, but is she polling as well as she would be hoping to at this point with black residents there? i think she's doing as well as anybody could. i think her numbers in georgia with black voters are obama—esque or close enough. there is this emphasis in the early...before harris became the nominee, trump was trying to target black voters and particularly black men, and he was doing better than other people had expected. i think that's all been wiped away. um, i think kamala harris has as strong a support from the black community in georgia

. ♪ i've been to georgia on fast train, honey ♪ >> reporter: down to peach county, one of the so-called georgia that voted for alabama twice before voting for trump twice. they love their two-for-ones here. did you know two people can eat for $13 today? as we found an irresistible deal at the 478 country buffet in byron. as you might expect in this purple county and in this restaurant -- >> reporter: what's good here? >> quite a few folks still mulling their choices. you're undecided. >> uh-huh? >> reporter: what more do you need to know? >> i don't know yet. i want to hear everything that both of them have to say. >> reporter: she knows what she wants. what she the biggest issue that makes you support kamala harris? >> right now abortion. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. because i've been put in scenarios that if i didn't get a choice, it would not work for me. >> reporter: but she doesn't always feel that she can express that support in public. >> i can't put nothing harris-related on my car. if not, it might be vandalized. >> reporter: has that happened before? >> no. >> reporter: you d

talk with former lieutenant governor geoff duncan about how voters are feeling in his peach state were small rule county, lot of votes here live paycheck to paycheck. >> when are too much month at the end of the money, people vote in your wallet look at the news he's a good weekend as questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn? that's too much but i want donald now, can you slice that? >> well, i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn. >> here on the internet, you can pretend to be anything like a medical professional or, a skilled electrician don't trust the unfiltered internet. andy has 30 years of experience finding the best pros angie johnston can to reverse support your brain health. mary janet, hey eddy, know, fraser, frank, frank brad. >> how are you for order to seven brain health? of indicators, including memory when you need to remember, remember nerivan, look at this one under i die. >> it's going they are some of the hottest videos on social media. >> those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. it's called plexi durham and lifestyle expert, a net figure ro

nearly all early voting sites in the hardest hit counties are open, with early voting continuing through november 2nd. the peach state also seeing record turnout for its first two days of early in-person voting this week. and an island wide blackout sweeping cuba following a power plant failure. the power outage that's affecting millions of people comes after days of rolling blackouts. cuban prime minister manuel marrero cruz is blaming the problem on deteriorating infrastructure and fuel shortages due to hurricane milton. i'm jackie ibanez. now back to hannity. all right. there has been a lot of back and forth on tariffs this week. so which side is right kevin o'leary broke it down earlier this week. let's take a look. he used tariffs to change behavior. and let's talk about the real tariff war. it's between the united states and china. this is an economic war going on. they do not play by the rules i like tariffs against china. i'm not a big fan of tariffs everywhere. but he talked about john deere in mexico moving them back to the u.s. they changed their behavior. you use tariffs as tactical warheads and rig

county. in 2020, an increase in voter turnout here propelled joe biden over the line to his narrow victory in the peachwith election day now in focus, though, kamala harris may struggle to replicate that performance with one key group. #all|do is be me...# her good vibes campaign hasn't reversed a worrying trend of young black men abandoning democrats. we spoke to a group who has no plans to vote for kamala harris. in my community, we've been voting all the time — especially black people. we vote, we vote, we vote. people promise, people promise, people promise and we never get anything. and right now, i'm just not sold on anybody. his friend, though, is all in for donald trump, who shares the very qualities he admires in his father. very blunt, very brash, very straightforward. they say they're going to do something, they go figure out a way to get it done. that, to me, reminds me of... they call it toxic masculinity now, but to me it'sjust straight up masculinity. it's straight manhood. hello to savannah| and hello georgia. we love georgia. to stem donald trump's potential gains here, democrats have

peach state. late last night, georgia's secretary of state revealed that more than 300,000 ballots were cast, shattering records for turnout. some counties are still uploading their final numbers. nbc's alice barr joins me now. former president trump was there in georgia for a rally as the voting began. >> reporter: that's right. donald trump held a rally in atlanta. and even though the former president has criticized early voting for years, he's now urging his supporters to cast their ballots as soon as possible this election. last night, former president trump also had this message for black and hispanic voters. >> and, i'll tell you what. any african-american or hispanic, and you know how well i'm doing there, that votes for kamala, you got to have your head examined. because they, they are really screwing you. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris has increased her outreach to black voters in recent days. before donald trump's rally she said this during a radio town hall that was hosted by charlamagne tha god. >> part of the challenge that i face is that they are trying to scare people away, because they know they otherwise have

county. in 2020, an increase in voter turnout here propelled joe biden over the line in his narrow victory in the peach, though, kamala harris may struggle to replicate that performance with one key group. her good vibes campaign has not reversed a worrying trend of young like men abandoning democrats. we spoke to a group who has no plans to vote for kamala harris. in who has no plans to vote for kamala harris.— who has no plans to vote for kamala harris. in my community we have been — kamala harris. in my community we have been voting _ kamala harris. in my community we have been voting all - kamala harris. in my community we have been voting all the - we have been voting all the time, especially black people, we vote, we vote. people promise and promise and promise and we never get anything. right now i am just not sold on anybody. ihis right now i am 'ust not sold on an bod . , , ., anybody. his friend is all in for donald _ anybody. his friend is all in for donald trump - anybody. his friend is all in for donald trump who - anybody. his friend is all in l for donald trump who shares anybody. his fr

deploying former president bill clinton to rural areas of the peach state as early voting is set to kick off in georgia tomorrow but there is one county southeast georgia where democrats may not probably don't expect to win over any new voters this year sinner delhi reeve went to brantley county the most pro-trump county of all the battleground states to find out why that is because anything wrong. hamlin's okay, let's get that on the board. this plane about me we're a small rural county one point in time of democratic party was for the working man and the republican party was for all the leech. and somewhere that got switched her around. >> and 11 joins me now, what what took you to brantley county? what made you want to go there and talk to these voters and just figure out where their heads are at on this, like the purest expression of that really intense feeling. a lot of trump supporters have for president trump, it's not like they were felt from mitt romney or reagan, even it's a real personal affinity they felt like he supported them and that he's spoken a genuine way, even though most of them said they didn't like or weren't in

deploying former president bill clinton to rural areas of the peach state is early voting is set to kick off in georgia tomorrow but there is one county in southeast georgia where democrats may not probably don't expect to win over any new voters this year. sinner delhi reeve went to brantley county the most pro-trump county of all the battleground states to find out why that is because anything wrong. hamlin's okay. let's get that on the board this plane about me we're a small rural county one point, john with democratic party was for the working man and the republican party was for all the leech. and somewhere that got switched around and ellery joins me now, what took you to britley county? >> what made you want to go there and talk to these voters and just figure out where their heads are at on this, like the purest expression of that really intense feeling. a lot of trump supporters have for president trump. it's not like they were felt from mitt romney or reagan, even it's a real personal affinity they felt like he supported it them and that he's spoken to genuine way, even though most of them said they didn't like or weren't in