i'm from western pennsylvania butlers from western pennsylvania. so i know the area well, i think it had a tremendous impact in western pennsylvania, of course is incredible admiration for donald trump, the easter vice did. but it just isn't that it's the way he survived, that it's the just the unbelievable reaction that he had fight biased by when he got off. and i think that when we look at the results from pennsylvania, you're, you're, you're going to see just really unprecedented results for donald trump. you know, i want to, let's remember before donald trump rank approaches in 2016 a little bit before the western pennsylvania was a blue area. these were blue color union workers. and a lot of them in the steel industry who voted democrat i see around donald trump. is completely changed, you know, the less road map, as far as pennsylvania is concerned, western pennsylvania, the working class in west western pennsylvania to steal workers. i don't think there's a rhetoric part of america. he supports the fracking industry, i think is one of your

is that resonating in pennsylvania? >> again, it's like, if your political capital comes from taking on trans kids or gay kids, you are just angry up throughout all this. my version of being a man, is like hey, i like ribeyes, i like motorhead, and i'm never going to pick on trans kids, and gay kids and it's sad that the other side is choosing to pick on members of the community and i've said this throughout my entire career, that if you think that i have to turn our backs on their community, then you can vote for somebody else. but i will never, i'm unwilling to ever do that, and again, this is just a warped version of, it doesn't make you tough, it doesn't make you a man to pick on trans or gay kids, it just makes you and asshole. >> they believe that this has some residence with suburban parents, men in the communities of color, you don't see that? >> i don't. i don't, i don't, i don't speak about members and their views, i'm not part of that community but my views have been clear throughout all of this, i will say,

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pennsylvania has changed the laws. michigan makes it easier to count the ballots before the election is completed. on tuesday, you can back it up closer to when the polls close. or wait until saturday. at this point, all i can say is, who knows. >> we will get through it together here we are saturday before the election . make a bold production right here, right now. the dolphins or the buffalo bills? >> that is not a tough prediction. bills mafia is going to warp and have wonderful dolphin for lunch afternoon . josh allen on march up the offense up and down the field and we will crush them. wolf blitzer and i will root for our buffalo bills together. so sorry, miami dolphins are going away. >> our executive producer tim will be disappointed with that prediction. >> sorry friend, you are going down. >> harry enten, thank you. >>> president trump will soon take the stage in salem, virginia. vice president harris will take the stage at a rally in charlotte, north carolina. will keep an eye on both. >>> a stark warning fr

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oh, we have been in pennsylvania. i have been waiting for years to this state, both sides now i believe could decide the white house. republicans trying to sure up is riddled backing, but more importantly for him. latino support. after the damaging and controversial comments at a riley just over a week ago, raleigh have to do is get out and wrote, and we walk away with the greatest political event in history, but much more important. it's going to be the event of saves our country. that pittsburgh, with thousands, got it, and the wound, voice of republican defense stood in protest. i am here to try to plant the seed with fellow republicans. and anybody who's listening, the trump, and those that are in the bag of movement that are enabling and supporting him, are not real conservatives. and we went in michigan, we went all things, all the final riley in grand rapids, michigan. trump repeating the pattern from 20162020, hoping that will bring him luck. after checking the country, donald trump will watch the election res

call pennsylvania. they fear it is going to -- they feel it is going to be faster this time. thank you very much. vice president harris, also concentrating on pennsylvania. she made a quick start at a canvassing kickoff in scranton. >> let's vote. let's get out the vote. let's get out the vote. let's get out the vote. let's win. >> let's bring in our panel. great to have all of you with us. when you look at all of the latest numbers and we are pouring over these different websites at this hour, tell me about pennsylvania, which every screen i have says even and t tied. >> it has trump up by three tenths of 1%. 5:30 eight says he is a buy one-tenth of a percent and the new number from nate is up three tenths of 1%. a whiff of air and misplaced remark, a better than expected ground game can change those numbers. john roberts said what an exciting day it is. i have been through to presidential campaigns. this is the worst day of your life. they are nervous, not sleeping. the candidate is on the edge. this

just winning pennsylvania wouldn't get her there. she can't win without pennsylvania. donald trump can. if you look now, where are you? that's 219,342 votes with 93% of the vote in. this is why when you heard richmond at the event saying we would not hear from her tonight, she wants every vote counted. he did not say we see a viable path to victory. the states have not been called. he did not say we see a viable path to victory. he said we want all the votes counted. when you look at 51%. the big question was, could donald trump get over 50? he was up 47, 48, maybe he was at 49. in pennsylvania right now, donald trump is at 51.1. again, you're looking at a state the vice president simply, there is a lot of states to count still. if you want to look at one question, she cannot lose pennsylvania. she cannot. the math doesn't work if she does. there are still votes to be counted down here. i think when we get closer to 100% in philadelphia, that will settle the math once for all. it is improbable but not impossible. 78% though. 78% estimated in philadelphia. she's at 78%.

will proud to more proud of pennsylvania craftsmanship. work today you have day backs tired in your hands are hurting but think about it can make even the toughest it works, you never had to try to convince the american people with kamala harris could be president of the united states i am telling you my friends, he has a tough job here is the thing, we know when kamala harris would do because we know why kamala harris has been doing for the last four years. in kamala harris has the audacity to go around of the american people and stay on day one that i'm going to get serious about border security or day one, were going to be groceries and housing more affordable for our fellow citizens with kamala harris, day one was 1400 days ago and when the heck have you been doing, stop talking about doing you talk about and go and actually do it. [applause] [applause] >> we can't trust her to lower the cost of groceries, she is been vice president for four years and she's not the dating thing, we can address into the gaza border, she's been vice pres

in pennsylvania with a list celebrities. former president trump is holding four rallies in three swing states including a stop in michigan to talk to the auto workers. >> brian: we are going to talk to georgia voters. lawrence is live the eggs up grill in rome, georgia. [chanting trump. >> brian: look at that crowd, up early. >> steve: eggs are up. [cheers] >> lawrence: georgia! let's go. [cheers] it is almost now time. what a crowd. [cheers] it's not close. look at all these people. is it close in georgia? i don't think it's close in georgia. [cheers] >> lawrence: okay. so, let's do a poll real quick because since they say it's so close here. who has already voted, raise your hand. [cheers] >> lawrence: wow, wow. and who is going to vote on ele.>> i'm going to vote again. >> lawrence: you can't do that let's go talk to. so trash what did she say? garbage. sir, tell me, this is a big election. why are you so fired up this year? >> the economy and immigration. it's terrible. >> lawrence: that's number one and number two issue

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i know a lot of people in pennsylvania and i have friends in western pennsylvania and other areas.s and they have parents who are seniors. anatoly, they are out there for years supporting donald trump. then you go to amish country, you have 80,000 homage western pennsylvania and i have 90,000 in ohio. you have them around the country and that with each other. a ladder are the older voters and traditional voters who are looking at things as religious liberty and an eye freed to live my life without government coming in? i think they are missing the older fellow in pennsylvania. >> todd: it is so funny you mention amish because i interviewed a gentleman in pennsylvania. >> the english interviewed the amish. >> todd: he was wearing a 47 shirt and on the trump that his role is to turn out the amish. 15-second answer could donald trump's homage turn out determines the fate of our nation? >> as those driving the homage to the polling location and this is all western pennsylvania and call that the hawks there punxsutawney and the boys, pennsylvania. >> todd: wow! >> i been there personal

>> for harris it's pennsylvania, pennsylvania. i spoke to a number of democrato have really good insight in the. they just feel they're doing vee battleground states. when you ask about pennsylvanian a whisper. i think so. but they are not taking it for . i will say just this is -- aboun pennsylvania. i spoke to a source who has bee. three weeks ago western massachn pennsylvania bucks county they t hearing what they wanted to head democrats. that same source went back the d it's a completely different site coming out for harris. >> that's right. h-pb i was doing the documentare latino vote some of the puerto a complained that they had not hen campaigns. that nobody knocked on the door. i spoke to some of them and theg to stop knocking on our doors? i think that when the history os written, if donald trump loses n rally, that joke about puerto rt latinos is going to be a pivotad trump may say he didn't hear iti know heard it and is planning fr them tomorrow. >> i don't know who will win tha couple days or next week but he. the vote

pennsylvania may be the state but the coals. this one. the indeed yes, well both candidates are hitting pennsylvania in the course of the day. donald trump is supposed to be holding a gathering in reading in pennsylvania, as we're supposed to begin from one and a half hours ago. he hasn't started that particular rally yet, but both candidates centering in on pennsylvania because of its crucial importance . yes, it has 19 votes and the electoral college, the biggest of all of the spring states. it has as well a history since 2008 when barracka bama one, every single person who won the presidential race was voted for got the majority in pennsylvania. so that is a significance to the states in terms of the pattern of results. 2020 jo bite and not really wanted 2016 at donald trump and i really want it. so it's actually crucial state. it will also give an impetus as the result start coming in from the rest of the country. but this is key here in pennsylvania, which is why harris as well, of course, is spending the entire day here. s

let's be in pennsylvania and head over to philadelphia, the biggest city in pennsylvania. kimberly how good is the with the harris campaign? 4 stops in pennsylvania today for harris. kimberly, why is it so important for yeah, well, pennsylvania is called the keystone state because of its central role that played in the formation of the united states since it's also now the keystone stayed in this election and given the importance it's playing in 2024 i, as you mentioned for stocks for comma le harris, because this is such a critical battle ground state. she is concentrating all her energies in this final campaign stop. it will be in philadelphia. so make her final speech just one hour before election day. and i can tell you that this is a unique state, a minute to blend of cities as well as world voters. so this is why it is so competitive for not only cobbler, but also for donald trump. now, as we've been talking, it's really been a dead heat all the way along in this state for the 2 candidates. and so this is something that com la is going to be making a real competitive

, six big counties of pennsylvania. philadelphia, and allegheny, which is pittsburgh , hillary clinton won -- four suburban counties, hillary clinton won by 780,000 votes and biden push that up to 910,000 votes. can harris go further? you would think. post january 6th, she may not only could but may have to go even further in those places. same thing, i don't think they have hit the ceiling in dane county or oakland county in michigan or kent county. in all those places she may have to go further, but she may be very capable of going further particularly with the potential of further gains that we saw even in 2020 among those college-educated women. >> this political exec repeated is your brain is why we love having you, ron and i am excited you will be on with us overnight tonight. i will see you soon. thank you. >>> the white house, not the only prize up for grabs on election day. control of the house and the senate are critical. democrats facing an uphill battle to hold onto the razor thin 51-49 majority in the senat

kamala harris wants to hire 87,000 irs bureaucrats to go after pennsylvania small businesses and pennsylvania families. you know what we want to do. we want to send the u.s. military to go to war against the mexican drug cartels and leave you all the hell alone. i've never seen in my life. you know, you ask, why was donald trump's economic policy so successful and why if kamala harris has been such a failure? and you realize all you got to do is listen to kamala harris . ask her the question, the media, sometimes the rare opportunity they get to ask kamala harris a softball question. they'll say, what is your specific plan to make groceries and housing more affordable for our citizens? and she'll say, and she'll say, well, i grew up in a middle class family, or they'll say, what's your specific plan to close down that southern border that you yourself opened just a couple of years ago? and she'll say, you know, i work, i used to work at mcdonald's and i was really good at making the hash browns. and by the way, i don't even know that she did work at mcdonald's, i think maybe my running mate w

here in pennsylvania. this is being treated as a must-win and like i said she will be spending her entire day here. she left michigan, she put a thumbs up in the air when she was asked how she was feeling. she is on her way here to pennsylvania. she is starting her day in scranton. that is where president biden is obviously from. she will be doorknocking there. she will then head over here to allentown for a rally and from allentown she will head to redding for an event with aoc and pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro and then she rounds it all up with two major concerts in pittsburgh and in philadelphia starring lady gaga, ricky martin, and oprah. yesterday she said her closing message at a rally in michigan and notably she did not mention former president trump by name for the first time at a rally since she became the democratic nominee. >> we have the momentum because our campaign is tapping into the ambitions, the aspirations, and the dreams of the american people. because we are optimistic and excit

after making a prior stop in pennsylvania. he said he would not mind if someone shot -- in the audience. >> i have -- i have peace at last year. but all we have really over here is big news, right? and to get me, someone would have to shoot through the fake news , and i do not mind that so much. i do not mind. >> a campaign spokesman said he was "actually looking out for the welfare -- " which only makes sense if you do not actually [ inaudible ] >> they would have to shoot through the fake news . and i do not mind that so much. >> later in north carolina, he seemed to think he was in pennsylvania. >> we have great republicans running. you have one of the best of all right here. david mccormick, you know that. >> he was not there. he then correct themselves then, we just left him, he is a great guy. north carolina -- are in the final margin of error. it is this poll from iowa's foreign register getting a lot of attention. it shows vice president kamala harris three points ahead of the former president. we will talk to the post

let's key on pennsylvania. let's say harris wins pennsylvania. what happens to trump's fortunes trying to get back to the white house? she would be at 245 there. let's say he is still strong in georgia and north carolina. even if he won those two states he would need to pick up votes elsewhere. arizona, even if he wins there, he is shy. one of the three blue wall states would have to fall in order for trump to win based on the seven battlegrounds we have out here. michigan would do it. wisconsin would do it, he could put a lot of different formulas in there. we're not accounting, however, for the potential for surprises tonight, right? iowa, new hampshire, virginia is one of those states in the mix? won't know until later tonight or into the day tomorrow. let's say harris wins pennsylvania, okay and she wins north carolina, all right? what would trump need to do in order to win a second term? take georgia, take arizona, win nevada, still not there. upper midwest michigan has 15 electoral votes, still not there. he would need wisconsin as well und

we are here in pennsylvania, battleground pennsylvania.t we want to show you some new video just in from ohio. we have video, i'm told, of jd vance arriving in cincinnati to his polling location. this is just moments ago. jd vance arriving to vote himself in person. on this election day. that in cincinnati, ohio. now back here in pennsylvania, polls have been open for two hours now. pennsylvania is the biggest electoral prize of the battleground states. 19 electoral votes, which is why this is the state, the place that both campaigns have spent the most time throughout the election season. we're outside bensalem high school in bucks county, pennsylvania. this is a critical swing county just north of philadelphia where both campaigns are hoping to run up their margin because this could be such a tight race in the end, or not, as we keep saying. we have heard from both trump voters and harris voters here at bensalem high school this morning. one voter we met is scott, who's lived here for ten years, and he says he's voting for kamala harris.

no democratic candidate has won the white house without winning pennsylvania since 1948.a jiang is there covering the harris campaign. >> let's get to work. 24 hours to go. >> reporter: vice president harris is going all-in on pennsylvania. >> we need everyone in pennsylvania to vote, because you're going to make the difference in this election. >> reporter: a state president biden won in 2020 by nearly 81,000 votes. harris is storming the state with five strategic stops hoping to maintain that edge, like scranton where biden was born and raised, hoping support for him will transfer her. she also visited allentown and redding, home to nearly 67,000 puerto ricans. >> i stand here proud of my long-standing commitment to puerto rico and her people. >> reporter: the campaign has claimed despite the support from the community, following a vile joke by a comedian during a trump rally. >> there is literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. i think it's called puerto rico? >> reporter: in this final pus... there is also a full-court press to get

states like georgia, pennsylvania. keep saying it all night. pennsylvania.a and these blue wall states michigan and wisconsin. two key parts of how donald trump was able to win the white house in 2016. he will be able to break through the blue wall. joe biden was able to flip these dates back blue. kamala harris trying to keep them blue. still be thus unable to be seen. we will go out to cassie and taylor. they are at the campaign parties for kamala harris and for donald trump. i will start with you. obviously, kamala harris is a democratic nominee. joe biden is the president. the approval rating is really low. it is historically low. there has to be some kind of correlation between harris' difficulties tonight winning over motors and biden, biden's rating have people saying over and over that they don't think the country is headed in the right direction. >> josh, if you listen to what donald trump and his running mate jd vance have been saying ever since joe biden stepped out and kamala harris stepped in they have tried to link her to him. they used to say

and official lives there in pennsylvania, pittsburgh, and we say in pennsylvania, now go to kimberly hawk. it was covering the harris campaign. uh, kimberly you're in philadelphia, the biggest city in the swing state of pennsylvania. and we've seen harris do 4 stops there today. yeah, she is going to make this her final stop and she's going to be speaking on the i conic steps behind me. where this is going to be a speech we are told by her campaign that is going to be full of health. it's not going to mention her rival republican challenger, donald trump. in fact, a although she has been attacking him all week and her campaign of the battleground states, she is not going to mention him deliberately. this is something that the campaign has decided to do because they want to make her closing message optimistic full of hope and joy. so this is where she's going to do. she has made for stops in this battle. ground state deliberately chosen because they believe she needs to win the state in order to win the white house to seize costs, printing for energies here, and she's costs and traini

we need everyone to vote in pennsylvania and you will decide the outcome of the selection. pennsylvania harris spent monday for us crossing the state, making 4 stops over the weekend. her campaign, not from the doors of 1300000 homes to ensure pennsylvania residents recognize the importance of their vote, will be anxiety and the fear you're feeling. you're feeling that because you sense the danger and you change that with your boat. harris told her supporters, her campaigns been fighting for what she believes the country needs and what she hopes to deliver every as it's next president. and you will decide the outcome of the selection pennsylvania. but voters may not know the outcome of the us selection right away. millions of smelling ballads from states like pennsylvania can't be counted until the morning of election day. that means the election results may not be known for hours, days or even weeks. kimberly healthcare alger 0, philadelphia, pennsylvania, the republican candidates, the vice president of the united states, j. d. von says, join millions of americans headed to the polls

all eyes are on pennsylvania. pennsylvania, pennsylvania. that is the only state that anybody here wants to talk about. that's what they're waiting for to be called. that's when this place will get lit, guys. back to you. >> bret: as they say, i hear they say that. they do. >> martha: they do say that. let's go to jacqui heinrich at the harris campaign head quarters in washington. jacqui, we spoke about your reporting a short time ago of pretty dire moods. at least three people very close to vice president harris. >> yes. there were some more colorful words than that even that i wouldn't ever dare send over e-mail. overall, the sense that i'm getting from multiple people close to the campaign, close to the vice president, is that the vibes are very bad. those three sources believe that her path is narrowing so much that it would be very difficult to overcome. right now the campaign though is still maintaining that none of her paths to 270 have closed even when i pushed them on the north carolina race call and said, you know, can you update t

let's take a look at pennsylvania. course, as we know the keystone state playing a key role in deciding who will be america's next president. right now, it's 7% in its kamala harris by 73% up against donald trump's 26%. >> both candidates focus their time and money in pennsylvania. but there are 6 other key battleground states and we want to get a check on where things stand. dan thorn is standing by with a look at the numbers. he's at the big board. hey, dan, hey, grant vicki. all right. here's a look at where the race stands right now. the dark colored red means that those states have already been called for the former president. donald trump in any of the dark colors. there means that those states have been called for vice president kamala harris. let's start with harris, vermont, massachusetts, rhode island, connecticut and maryland have already been called for the vp for donald trump. we have indiana, west virginia, kentucky, tennessee, south carolina, alabama, mississippi, oklahoma and florida already quote, call

pennsylvania. right? so this donald trump has said that the whole race will basically depend on this state. what do you think he means by that and why is it so crucial? well, listen, i think uh president trump is absolutely right. and you might note, i'm as you know, the state senator in from pennsylvania it's, it's the keystone state. that's the name of our state, and i think we're going to win pennsylvania and it's donald trump, wins pennsylvania. he when's the election? and it looks like we're very optimistic that that's going to happen. democrats were actually caught with fraud with some of their ballots being invalidated. so do you think that this is something that is going on tonight, as donald trump said, is going down in pennsylvania specifically? well, you know, actually i actually, i, it's how i met donald trump, right. when my election, we proved massive balance fraud in pennsylvania. and my election of donald trump, that's how we learn the bad things happen in philadelphia. we don't hav

your mom is in pennsylvania? >> my mom is in pennsylvania there. >> look at the screen now.oks like rachel is sitting with your mom right now. what do you want to say to your mom? >> mom, i love you. i wish i was in with you. i know i saw you a couple weeks ago and they cast a ballot. this is a shout out to my sister. you know what to do. go, trump! >> there you go, rachel. >> hey, tyler! your mom is here. he says he loves you and he voted, he came back to vote, and he says you're going to vote and you know what to do. >> i do know what to do. vote for donald trump! [applause] >> a message for your son? >> go to work and have a great day and i'll see you soon. >> love from mom, tyler. i'm here with two puerto rican americans, they are boricuas. there was a joke, a lot of people are concerned about the latino vote, particularly the puerto rican vote here in pennsylvania. what are your thoughts on it? >> first of all, it was a joke by a paid comedian, and we are not easily offended and i don't think it's going to make a difference at all. >> gloria is lola's mom. do you think

let me ask you about pennsylvania. you said this is going to come down to pennsylvania.ainly did. fox news voter analysis found 43% of pennsylvania voters said the economy was the top issue, followed by immigration and abortion. middle class pennsylvania voters favoring trump, people making 50 to $90,000 went to trump, those making $100,000 or more went with harris. trump gained 40% of the vote from low income voters and 50% of pennsylvania voters said the assassination attempt against trump was an important factor. the first attempt happening in butler, pennsylvania. do agree with all of that? what do you make of these results, congressman meuser? >> hey, maria. absolutely. i think you laid it out extremely well. hey, bud die buddy, great job in georgia. we kicked some gas last night. we knew it was coming. the people of pennsylvania aren't listening to the media, they're not listening to just crazy ideas of oh, we like fracking, we don't like fracking, we're going to spend our way out of this inflation, we're going to put price controls on grocery stores. you know, our

"pennsylvania, win this thing for america."ocratic vice presidential candidate and minnesota governor tim walz spoke to union members in bucks county, pennsylvania. now, bucks county is the only purple suburb of philadelphia that could very well swing the must win keystone state for either vice president kamala harris or for donald trump next week. polls show that the race in pennsylvania is locked in an almost dead heat with leads for either candidate well within the margins of error. as for the pennsylvania senate race, the incumbent democrat, bob casey, holds a slim lead over his republican opponent, dave mccormick. the last few days of these campaigns are crucial, which is why today, the harris campaign announced the location of its final rally on monday, right in front of the rocky steps of the philadelphia museum. in pennsylvania, the state she seems to be betting on to win this thing. joining me now is the democratic senator, bob casey, who is running for re-election in the great state of pennsylvania. senator, good to s

all eyes on pennsylvania. pennsylvania, pennsylvania to only state here anybody wants to talk about that's what they're waiting to be called that's when this place is going to get lit, guys. back to you. [laughter] >> as they say i hear they say that. they do. let's go to jacqui heinrich at the harris campaign headquarters in washington. we spoke about your reporting just a short time ago of some pretty dour moods at least three people very close to vice president harris. ♪ yes there were some more color forwards then that that i would never dare send over e-mail. overall the sense i'm getting from multiple people close to the campaign in close to the vice president is the vibes are very bad every those three sources believe her path is a narrowing so much it will be very difficult overcome. right now the campaign though is still maintaining none of her paths to 270 have closed. even when i push them on north carolina race call can you update that? and they said the clearest path is the blue walt. a lot of dis

. >> up next, pennsylvania republican u.s. senate candidate dave mccormick it delivers a victory speech against his incumbent bob casey. several news organizations have yet to declare a winner, saying it's too close to call. senator casey said he would not concede. mccormick campaign has blocked -- filed a lawsuit to block the counting of provisional ballots. >> what a warm welcome. thank you so much for being here this morning. it is such an honor. our whole family is overwhelmed by your friendship, your support, your love. helen coming over at 6:00 a.m. to give us some food the day after the election, every single one of you door-knocking, doing everything you can. we have felt so much love and warmth because we know how much you love this amazing commonwealth and amazing country. our family is humbled to have the opportunity to serve. [cheers] thank you. thank you so much. and now i get to introduce my husband, senator-elect dave mccormick. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "dave"] mr. mccormick: all right, thank you. l

in pennsylvania, pennsylvania is critical.tes that was decided by a five figure vote share in 2020. vice president harris has been there a lot campaigning not just in the cities, but also in the suburban, ex-urban and rural areas of the state to continue building her momentum. today, for example, she's going to be in the puerto rican community across different regions of the state. obviously, we are seeing the new univision poll that came out last night showing just how unpopular among puerto rican and among latino voters in pennsylvania specifically, donald trump's disastrous rally at madison square garden was, and we're seeing in that poll, two-thirds of latinos in pennsylvania going to vice president harris. we want to continue that momentum and make sure that they hear the choice in this election between going back to donald trump and the division and the hatred that he shares and spreads in this country, the way that he tries to divide communities based on race, and vice president harris who actually thinks we can turn th

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in pennsylvania. so how do i. 2 know is that momentum may be on her side, but it's not something this campaign wants to take for granted. that's why the campaign. 2 are being told, but keep your head down, mobilize every vote or there is nothing that can be counted on. and this election employee took up the ground. every one needs to get out and make sure that these. 2 are and that they are counted in, so that was the campaigns going to do is students tomlin harris finished. 6 first campaign speech election day will start and that's what they're going to be focused on. all right. yeah, kimberly will leave that for the maybe to the bank to philadelphia just as soon as coming to harris thought to speak to speak you later can be thanks a lot. meanwhile, republican kinds of donald trump is held rallies in north carolina in pennsylvania . ill maintain that tradition by wrapping up his campaign in the coming hours in grand rapids and michigan. i. this is what we're looking at right now. as supporters wait f

so uh, full stop was for tom, the house is really focusing on pennsylvania is pennsylvania on this last day. it, kimberly just why is it so critical in this selection? yeah, it's called the keystone state historically because of its role in the foundation of and the coordination of the united states. but this time is a keystone is selection because there really isn't a path for either can do that to win the white house without winning pennsylvania. and so tom, lyla harris has focused on her final day of campaigning here in pennsylvania. it is so critical for here her. she's just wrapped up a campaign rally in pittsburgh, the other major city in pennsylvania. now she will be making her final stop here in philadelphia in the next hour or so. and she is going to be joined by some very famous friends. oprah winfrey as well as the musical guest lady ga gov. but in terms of why this is so important, it's a blend in terms of the voter. it said urban as well as rural split and it's a very diverse state and that's what makes it such a true battle ground nick it, it really is competitive for thos

all the for sure, i'll just say to pittsburgh, pennsylvania. well, we've been talk a lot about spring states and that's because the outcome of the race whitehouse could come down to the 70 states as out 00 vanya on americans unique electoral college system that determines the winner. it is the thing we are all focused on as the results come in the electoral college and each side's road to 270 the number of electoral votes needed to win the white house. here's our starting point, 43 states and washington dc. you're either reliably read or reliably blue. that means complet harris can already count on 225 electoral votes, and donald trump on 219. now it's not totally guaranteed, but it's pretty likely on both sides. the election will be decided, therefore, in these 7 swing states, which between them carry $93.00 electoral votes along with the one congressional district in nebraska. the yellow square here will come back to that later. harris's easiest path to victory runs through the so called blue wall. that's wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania rig

in philadelphia, the biggest city in the swing state of pennsylvania for stops in pennsylvania for harris today. kimberly, why is it so important for the? well, it's important because this is the big prize. it has 19 electoral college votes, but there really isn't a path to winning the white house for campbell, a harris or donald trump without winning pennsylvania. and in fact, you could hear a couple of harris behind me because she's not here in philadelphia quite yet. she's speaking and she's being typed in from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. that is just across the stage. and it is one of the sort of bigger cities, but not the biggest city. and what is unique about the state fully is the fact that it's a blend of both rural as well as urban voters. and that's what makes it so competitive . and that's why both candidates are reaching out to voters here. but this is what makes it truly a battle ground that makes it so challenging for the candidates. and so that's why they are spending so much time here trying to grab it every vote. so total a harris is speaking in pittsburgh right now, but sh

the number of volunteers with in pennsylvania and people coming from outside of pennsylvania to help people get it. they know what is at stake. they know her democracy is at stake in their running forth the maximum effort. they are knocking on doors and giving money or contributing money and writing postcards. they are engaging their neighbors. they know it is all at stake in this election and i'm very proud of the work the people of pennsylvania are doing to get the vote out to make sure that their friends and neighbors know how critical this election is. >> yes, i hope the turnout is strong because folks there do seem to realize that this is crucial. senator, thanks for joining us. senator bob casey of pennsylvania. >>> still ahead, kamala harris is running neck and neck with donald trump in michigan. polls are nearly as close for some down ballot races. i'm going to talk to elissa slotkin about her race for senate in michigan next. for senate in michigan next. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple matt

pennsylvania. we're watching those very early votes from michigan as well. we're also looking ahead to 9 p.m. eastern when all voting is going to end in michigan. and another blue wall battleground state, wisconsin. voting also ends soon in the key western swing state of arizona. more votes, more suspense. when election night in america continues after this quick break. election night in america and the magic wall is brought to you by aura. >> keep your finger on the puls. literally. track your sleep activity, stress and heart health with aura ring for. don't you want some more? >> cause i can feel you love. >> that purple tie. everyone who sees you falls in love. >> i can feel your love. >> this is columbia, a very beautiful country. when i wondered what is behind so much beauty, i discovered something i hadn't seen before. this is another kind of beauty. a new beauty that invites us to protect it. to preserve it. a beauty that endures. columbia, the country of beauty. >> the oil business affects

she then goes to reading, pennsylvania. it is notable who she is campaigning with, congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez. she then ends the day with rallies in pittsburgh and philadelphia. she stalling folks, come off the sidelines. we don't want to wake up the day after the election feeling like we did not do everything we could to bring home a victory. >> let's go to steve, who can hear us so he can tell us about what is happening there with former president trump and his closing message. >> reporter: the signage on the wall says dream big again. trump will fix it so that is obviously the closing message the campaign is trying to get across. he is continuing to attack his political opponents, including former first lady michelle obama. take a listen. >> michelle hit me. i was so nice to her. out of respect. i was so nice. she hit me the other day. i was going to say, i would love to hit her now. -- am i allowed to hit her now? they said take it easy. my geniuses up tight. what do you mean. she said bad about me. i can't

now, pennsylvania, the race is not yet over. we've got a lot of work to do, and we have got to finish strong. so listen, we have hard work to do, but here is the thing. we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is joyful work. and make no mistake, we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. [cheers and applause] and one of the reasons we will win is because i do believe when you know you stand for, you know what you fight for. and we have an opportunity in this election to finally turn the page on a decade of politics that have been driven by fear and division. we're done with that. we're done. and we're exhausted with it. america is ready for a fresh start. i love you, sweetheart. and america is ready for a new way forward, where we see our fellow american not an enemy, but as a neighbor. we are ready -- [cheers and applause] we are ready for a president who understands that the true measure of the strength of a leader is not based on who you beat down, it is based on who you lift up. [cheers and

pennsylvania wins. right. as a 100 percent. definitely. i do think that in the selections, pennsylvania is the most important state. you know? i think if cala harris loses pennsylvania she would need somewhere in north carolina and georgia to make up that ground. so whoever wins pennsylvania will almost definitely be the next president of the united states. and what's your sense of what's happened over the last few days? it does appear to be this momentum that's uh, the democrats campaign has gained the last few days in comparison to donald trump's campaigns. he's be aging place, it's a success me. well, i think that speaks to a couple of different issues. first of all, we saw the bile rhetoric that the term campaign and their surrogate spewed his rally at madison square garden. and i think that regular, you know, hardworking americans, children of immigrants like myself, people in middle america, especially the hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans in pennsylvania, where the vice president was speaking today. steve, its rhetoric and, and

but let's look at pennsylvania for a moment here and see how pennsylvania is shaping up at this hour.ave got a 47 to 52 percentage and i'm trying to see the percentage that is in right now in pennsylvania. >> bret: 32. >> martha: 32%, thank you. we are waiting for a lot more vote to come in pennsylvania. and what we are hearing it is not surprising the order that the vote has been coming n pennsylvania is not surprising to the red team, at least at this point. there is wisconsin. 47.9 to 50%. and wisconsin has 23% of the vote in. also expected to be a tight race. they have both spent a ton of time there here is michigan, which we haven't talked too much about yet. we will get bill to show us on the board what michigan looks like 14%. a lot of votes still to come n michigan. obviously this is too close to call. and that is 45 to 42. let's go to grady trimble who is just outside of detroit, michigan and start to get a feel for what is going on in this part of the blue wall, hi, grady. >> hi, martha. we are expecting update from the top election official shortly. what we know from her up

leo: please save this pennsylvania is going trump in trouble win pennsylvania because the american peopleity of issue, trouble win kamala harris lose tomorrow. liz: limits give you this data interesting, not one month later was inflation about 3 percent, only four months for biden and here is below 3 percent incredible data coming in, think you leo for breaking it down and helping us out in it's good to see you. >> thank you. liz: in the story come up on the polls underestimating trump voters in new york times reporting examples was seated college likely undercount trump supporters as polls did in 2020 and by republicans not answering the polls, nearly as much as democrats in the working class voters also not really talking the polls either as you, 2024 campaign surrogate former new york congressman lee joins us again on so what you make of this developments in that polls underestimating the strength or the underestimating gop voter registration early voting and mailing ballots by republicans and trump backers in the swing states what you think. lee: so find out tomorrow, but were sing th