and it doesn't just hold in philly, it holds everywhere.also applies to anybody trying to paper over those crimes, to try to give them an air of legality. there's a reason why rudy giuliani is not only under indictment right now, he also no longer owns any of his worldly possessions because rudy giuliani used his position as donald trump's lawyer to come after innocent poll workers in georgia who have now literally sued him out of his house and home. just a few days ago thursday, halloween, the lawyer who quarterbacked the fake elector scheme for donald trump was indefinitely barred from ever practicing law in new york state again. i mean, while they're taking away the law license of the guy who organized the fake electors last time, which got all the fake electors arrested, here's politico.com reporting today that republicans are nevertheless bringing all the fake electors back again to try it one more time. whereupon, let me let you know, it is still illegal and you're all going to get arrested again. as the philly d.a. said, "f" around a

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watch this from the philly d.a.ins honestly, but also -- please, just watch this. >> i want people to be reassured that when they get up tomorrow to go vote if they have not voted already that everybody in this city is working and has been working for months to make sure that there will be nothing tough about that experience and nothing to fear in that experience. but i also want to be clear. anybody who thinks it's time to play militia, f around and find out. anybody who thinks it's time to insult, to derye, to mistreat, to threaten people, f around and find out. we do have the cuffs. we do have the jail cells. we do have the philly juries, and we have the state prisons. so, if you're going to try to turn an election into some form of coercion, if you're going to bully people, bully voters, you're going to try to erase votes, you're going to try any of that nonsense, we're not playing. f around and find out. >> pennsylvania officials also circulating the hotline you can call to report voter intimidation in that sta

what's old is new again, in philly, right?yer than right now. but, whit, so every parade has a story and this is the nation's oldest parade, you mentioned it, 105 years. this parade was started back in the day when major department stores were funding thins like this one was started by a big department store. things you will never guess who saved this parade as it rolls through the streets today, take a look. ♪ ♪ >> it's the thanksgiving day party taking over the streets y of philadelphia. in the 105 year, the 3-hour holiday party is concluding at the art museum, and santa climbs the famous rocky steps. >> santa is timeless regardless of the cookies he eats, he's in great shape fhe circles the globe in one night, he can make his way up the museum steps. >> touted as the first ever thanksgiving day parade, it began with 15 cars, and jolly old st. nick. a gift to orphaned and disabled children from the famed gimble's department store and, promoted the start of the holiday shopping season. popularity boomed and children lined the

[laughter] welcome to philly. campaign knows they're not going to win in philadelphia. the purpose of it this year is if they think if they can scratch off a few more thousand votes here in philly, trump could win pennsylvania that meets the entire election but look at the numbers in 2020 trump at his best performance yetatan philadelphia getting 240 votes from 2016. in large part thanks to more support he got in philly supports working-class neighborhoods. >> if we can get 20, maybe 30,000 more votes were going to win the state of pennsylvania. people in philadelphia, we are not rich here. the bite and nomex are killing us. that is why think it's all about. >> republicans had they been knocking on doors strategically for low propensity voters as the democrats flooding the zone. knocking out 800 doors in pennsylvania on saturday alone. that includes many out of stators including kno knockdown0 doors in philadelphia. >> this is the most doors i have done. the enthusiasm level is much higher right now. we had a lot

-- >> we shot in philly.easter egg if i tell you. there's actually some running montages. i thought it would be a great idea to run past my childhood home in west philly. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> we do that. also, there's an episode where we actually film in the park i used to go to outside my elementary school. >> jimmy: that had to be weird for you, huh? >> it was kind of cool, actually. usually the neighborhood people stop by. we put them in backgrounds. some cross-lens. it was great, it had that hometown feel in there. >> jimmy: did you knock on the door of your house? >> i did, actually. people in philly, they don't care so much. i knocked on the door. "hi, how are you? i'm colman domingo, i grew up here." "who?" [ laughter ] "colman domingo, i grew up in this house." there's a whole camera crew. they're like, "okay." "i grew up here." "oh, that's nice." >> jimmy: did they let you in the house? >> no. [ laughter ] they were lovely but very private. just like, get off my steps. >> jimmy: i feel like you have

gain of 8, 10.3 philly fed number to excise watch getting in our housing data later back to you.7 i am talking about your op-ed but reaction to the jobless numbers. philly fed number may be more important weakness underneath else industrial typically shows you what industry is doing interest rates still high even though fed cut because inflation is still -- a big problem core inflation running this nearly 3%, are so, i think there have to be a see see kwenz trump is doing it helps business be competitive philly fed can come up people hired get government off people's back a critical part of that that is what i saw in those numbers. >> i lot of the idea everything that you are saying getting off people's back, cutting waste, you and steve moore have op-ed out in washington examiner titled biden bank regulations would make it harder to get a lone every excessive dollar means fury dollars to businesses or consumers through magical multiplier effect banks using concurs deposits to make loans what jamie dimon was complained about bank regulations basil iii focusing more capital you ha

and kayleigh mcenany is freaking out about philly. oh, they are saying philly is coming out strong.bers in philly are so big. i said oh, my god. so then i start freaking out. and i hadn't been freaking out, so i did not need to hear kayleigh. so now have to do research. have to talk to the trump people and all of the data people, and i said, what are we hearing about philly here? they are saying they are getting close to maybe 700,000 in philadelphia county. that's more than barack. that's more than hillary. that's more than biden! is that possible? and they said, jesse, don't worry. there's only about 700,000 registered democrats in philadelphia county. that would mean they would have to bring out every single democrat who is registered, and they would all have to vote for kamala harris. is it possible? sure. statistically possible, probably not. even with that 700,000 philadelphia county turnout, which we don't even know if it's possible, it still probably will not enough they say to overcome the advantage the have. i'm hearing we should be looking at new hampshire. i'm hearing we

people in philly, they don't care so much. i knocked on the door. "hi, how are you?"who?" [ laughter ] "colman domingo, i grew up in this house." there's a whole camera crew. they're like, "okay." "i grew up here." "oh, that's nice." >> jimmy: did they let you in the house? >> no. they were lovely but very private. just like, get off my steps. >> jimmy: i feel like you have to let the person in the house if they grew up there. it's a rule. >> didn't even knot context. i think they were not really sure who i was and who are these strange camerapeople? >> jimmy: all right. i guess, you know in philly, if they don't throw batteries at you, you're in good shape. >> i think so, exactly. >> jimmy: you have a movie called "sing sing" which is very -- about the prison sing sing, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: very interesting thing you guys did. everyone on the production -- actors to production assistants -- got paid the same amount of money. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you know that going in? >> i did. i knew that was the reason why i wanted to do it. they ask

. >> jimmy: you're still in philly? >> i am, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] eagles fans?he toughest fans in sports. >> they are, it's a tough town. >> jimmy: it's good to be on their side. >> it is. >> jimmy: they love you. did they always love you? >> it was not always sunshine and rainbows, no. i think -- you know, i think philly -- any athlete that plays there is going to have highs and lows. it's the way sports are, right? you're going to have ups and downs, games you play great, seasons you play great, seasons you play bad. i've had my share of downs. 2016 i almost got traded, i almost got cut. the city really was not big jason kelce fans that year. but they ended up sticking around. we ended up winning the super bowl the next year. i played perhaps my best season following all of that. i do think the biggest thing philly fans want is they want somebody who shows that they care. they want somebody that shows that they're going to go do everything possible. the guy that runs to first base. the guy that does everything they can. zach ertz, a guy i played with -- [ chee

clinton got 54,000 more votes than harris in philly in 2016.ntime, trump had his best performance ever in philadelphia, getting 20% of the vote here. that's 4,000 more votes than he got in 2020. i just got off the phone with the philadelphia democratic party chairman bob brady, who really criticized the harris campaign. he said that harris should not have been replaced -- excuse me, he said that president biden should not have been replaced by harris. he also said that the harris campaign never really organized with them on the ground here in philadelphia, and he said that the campaign never showed philly democrats kind of respect that he thought they needed. in fact, brady said he never even had a conversation ever with vice president harris. and then he added that he believes that pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro should have been the vice presidential pick, and not governor tim walz, which is something we are hearing from members of the dnc, as well. listen. >> a lot of people are saying tonight it should have been josh shapiro. friendly

and suburbs of philly. we talked earlier about the university population and that's one part of the population. the vote lead was 700,000 below what they were in 2020. that's a lot of ground to make up. from the trump campaign, take it this is what they're saying, they believe this is going to be a tortoise hair kind of night in pennsylvania in as much as they don't think harris got 200,000 of the 700 she needs to make up. those are the numbers they're saying. now, if that is true, that would mean african american turnout did not appear to the number and degree that they wanted. and secondarily any of the vote they thoughted the union vote workers are not going her way either in pennsylvania. anecdotal, that's their side but i'm telling you what they're thinking. martha: that raises obvious questions. if you're joe biden at the white house sitting at home thinking i'm janua scranton joe and great relationship with the unions all these years and if she does end up and we want to continue to caution that we'r

he said "fun tailgate in philly today," he's with a lot of philly fans and he says "excited to watchf pandering, he got confused with philadelphia, pennsylvania, with philadelphia, mississippi. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more senator john fetterman, everybody. stick around. (♪♪) skincare can start in the laundry room. that's why i always recommend all free clear for sensitive skin. it's free of dyes and perfumes. it's a key part of my self-care routine. and is gentle for my skin, and her's too. for an effective clean that's gentle on skin, all you need is all free clear. no matter what kind of teeth you gotta brush, oral-b electric cleans better with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush head hugs em, cleans em, and gets in between em, for 100% cleaner teeth. your perfect clean starts with oral-b. if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. good to go off the grid. good to go nonstop. with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only c

the philly suburbs? do they prioritize abortion or y prioritize anti stkaoeu onism a. >> it's a most important but lok times poll this is morning. then as we look at that, no clet to look at iowa. it's not generally a hot topic a general election to talk about d poll. that's what we do before the io. republicans i talk to in iowa ir stating support but they do seeh late breakers for kamala harrise on the older side that could bet there but other places . that's what the cnn polls are sg younger voters and getting votee out in numbers but this could b. that's what the trump team is h. even if they are losing seniorst especially senior woman they art ground in other places. we don't know who will win. it is possible that these candiy with it. it's so important. it's so tight that anything cand to say that what we know is we . >> what are you hearing inside . >> i sit around here with a broi don't know if i brought it onset . all those countys are coming hod county. but in georgia there's a road m. in north

we back a company called mosaic in philly. it's a black owned, black lead development firm.hey build affordable housing and put up a supermarket into a food desert. we are also building in the d.c. area. and then it's about the power of sports. the power of sports changed my life. wrestling changed my life. i want everyone's kids that same opportunity that my kids did to play sports or experience boards. whether it's my personal foundation or we back a lot of programs, police athletic brigade, after school r-star -- all scars -- all stars. the high schools can no longer afford sports programs. allowing kids to play sports and experience them in the discipline and the camaraderie that comes with it. that's a big part of what we do. ♪ david: how do you compare the thrill of making a great investment in apollo are now at your new form 26 north, with winning a sports event or a championship? josh: i used to feel a great sense of pride when i would exit in investment. i would sit there and think about it and think about what had happened and lies that had been changed, and i woul

coming up, a young republican just won a seat in philly. the state senate for the first time that this has happened in decades. he will join us next. me with me, cologuard. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. i did it my way. (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's high-absorption magnesium glycinate helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol. the brand i trust. >> laura: all right. one of the more embarrassing >> laura: all right, one of the more embarrassing developments for democrats in this election cycle came inre northeast philly senate race, a state race, that had not gone republican in more than 20 years., meet 29-year-old joe picozzi and unseededus jimmy dylan and joins us now. child, but it's great to seeec you,t. i'm sorry state senator

neil: yeah, phillies tickets would do nothing to me.ld be a different story. [laughter] >> you mentioned the number in the state involved, deciding whether to keep or throw out 15, 1600 ballots in virginia is one thing. 1500 votes in a state like wisconsin or michigan could really move the needle and tip the scale. virginia maybe not so much. does the court weigh that sort of thing? >> yes, first of all, i'm very puzzled why the u.s. justice department brought that suit only talking 1800 ballots and these are people who said in their applications for driver's licenses they weren't citizens, and so it seems to me virginia legally shouldn't be allowing non-citizens to vote nevertheless, the justice department poured a lot of resources into that. 1800 voters out of i think, two and a half million people voted in virginia. it's not going to make a difference there, but you're right, in a place like wisconsin, georgia, 11,000 votes made the difference four years ago. these kinds of ballots could matter and so what -- you're asking a tough qu

now the harris campaign needs big wins in philly and pittsburgh, which is why even today, volunteerscked on over 100,000 doors before 11:00 a.m. alone across the state. in the campaign claims they are seeing a high concentration of puerto rican registered voters in philly after a comedian made a vile joke at a trump rally last month. tonight, the trump campaign tells us they are tracking a robust turnout in rural areas, where they have been courting low propensity voters, especially men who usually do not go to the polls. voters across the state say they are feeling the pressure, along with excitement. >> i have immense anxiety about it. i actually lost sleep about it last night. >> i mean, it's going to be a tight race, just like 2020 was, 2016, so, you know, we do it we can. we go out and vote. >> reporter: according to a cbs news analysis here in pennsylvania, harris has banked a lead with mail-in ballots, up by roughly half a million votes. norah? >> norah: weijia jiang in philadelphia for us tonight, thank you. let's turn now to battleground michigan, where the secretary of stat

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in pennsylvania, i think philly, i think i've got this right.t is somewhere between 300,000 350,000 jewish voters. it was a pretty serious math problem. in terms of our vote, i think that this has been devastating to the democrats. when i came to washington, longer ago than i care to mention, the democrats were the pro-israel party. the republicans were the ones who were perceived as leaning arab. when i was here, reagan was doing the deal with the saudis. that was when the reagan white house went toe to toe. it was a huge fight. the democrats were far more pro-israel than the republicans were. as the republican party has become more of a socially conservative party and more of an i don't want to say evangelical party, but a party for whom evangelical christians are a critical, if not most critical part of the base. now with president trump becoming more of a working-class party, it has become very pro-israel. i think that the israel issue and support for israel rise of dutch rivals the life issue in the hierarchy of priorities and cosmology of

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then in pennsylvania, i think philly, i think i've got this right, somewhere between 300 and 350,000 jewish voters. so it was a pretty serious math problem. but in terms of our vote, i think that this is been devastating to the democrats. when i came to washington longer ago than i care to mention, the democrats for the pro israel party and the republicans were the ones who were pushed -- perceived as leaning error. when i was here, reagan was doing the -- with the saudi's. that was when the reagan white house went toe to toe with apac. it was a huge fight and the democrats were far more pro-israel than the republicans were. but as the republican party has become more of a socially conservative party and more of, i don't want to say an evangelical party but a party for whom evangelical christians are a critical, if not the most critical part of their base and now under trump becoming more of a working class party, it has become very pro-israel and i believe the israel issue and support for israel rivals the issue in the hierarchy of priorities on the cosmology of evangelical voters.

jhn: philly typewriter is considered the world's largest typewriter company.ly sell vintage machines, they repair and rebuild them. the waitlist for repairs is 50 names deep. ryan anderson is a recent graduate of the shop's apprentice program. >> the difference between something like this and a computer is you can't really see what's physically happening. it's electrical pulses traveling through the, you know, circuit boards. this i can follow from pressing the key to it, typing on the page and follow every single linkage, see what's actually happening. >> 25 years they made 13 million of them, and it ate up 75% of the typewriter world. john: wow. co-owner bryan kravitz knows the ibm selectric inside and out. he's worked on them since 1975. >> i love it, i just love it. but there's like, all these different sections of the machine that have to work together. and here's the gear train on the side. and there's three different shafts that have to be timed perfectly or it won't work. john: the shop's basement is chock-full of typewriters in need of repair. most we

. >> thursday night football washington at philly.former warriors gm bob myers is now a consultant for the commanders. how many jobs does bob myers have? 1210 game in the fourth quarter in field goal range. the commanders go for it. and jayden daniels had no chance. philly takes over. specifically, saquon barkley took over two touchdowns in just seconds to ice it. eagles victorious 2618. they won six in a row and lead the nfc east at eight and two. some hoop news the warriors unveiled their new city connect uniforms. you'll notice red stripes on these jerseys and shorts inspired by the golden gate bridge. now the warriors klay thompson return game was near perfect for golden state, except for one thing. de'anthony melton spraining his acl. melton was limping late in the second quarter. he somehow fought through the pain. he hit a huge three late. look, i'm no instagram doctor, but best case scenario is melt is out 2 to 4 weeks. the sharks in new york explaining the appeal of teal to rangers fans early in the first period, the sharks t

they have kind of written off philly and the joke is you can always find the votes in philly, alwaysunning joke. late at night can you find the votes where you need them if you are a democrat. but you did find some fertile ground here for republican growth. again, why is that and what can republicans learn going forward into the midterms? >> well, listen, i tried to campaign across our great common wealth and those suburbs in the cities, i didn't think those were fertile ground for us, even though they are majority democrats. these problems, whether it's skyrocketing prices or the crime or obviously the fentanyl that comes from the wide open border, those are affecting all of pennsylvania. and so, i started, you know, my race, i started to talk about issues and leadership. and the kinds of common sense solutions we need problems. i think that appealed to people. and, listen, i also think they don't want career politicians. they want change. and i represented change. you know, i was someone who was saying we don't want to make incremental changes. we need to shake things up. and that'

. >>> later tonight kamala harris will hold the final rally of her campaign in philly. illy tomorrow i'll be back here with all my colleagues starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be going until whenever-30. i'm bringing extra snacks for the occasion. it's going to be the most exciting night of the year and maybe the longest. i can't wait. we were made for this. hydrate. get a good night sleep tonight. your country needs you. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> hey, rachel. i was just taking notes on my schedule for tomorrow. what time did you say we're finishing tomorrow night? >> whenever-30. >> okay. all right. yeah. that's what i thought. that's what i thought. >> sorry. >> rachel, it's such an important hour you have just done. who entered the building, the most violent of whom are in prison tonight, all of these lawyers, all these people who participated, fake electors. we have disbarred lawyers now. we have the place of rudolph giuliani. that seems to me and has seemed to me for a long time to be a really serious amount of significant det

but philly has been going down with people not getting out to eight vow.ng that has me worried is the jewish vote in the suburban areas, biden won the ewish vote by 70%. -- won the jewish vote by 70%. some polls show kamala at 50/50. that is 70,000 votes we've bled away. that is the margin for victory. >> jesse: trump's up in pennsylvania by a hair. but who knows. although the most accurate pollster in 2020, atlas intel, says trump has a larger lead in the keystone state. what does atlas know that others don't? andre is the ceo of atlas intel. you pretty much nailed 2020. right now you have trump up one in pennsylvania, but where is he in the rest of the battle grounds, andre? >> thank you so much for inviting me on your show, jesse. since the beginning of the race atlas intel has shown an advantage for trump. he's consistently polled ahead of kamala harris. we're showing him within two points of harris in the state of minnesota. >> jesse: wow! wait, sate that again. you have trump within two in minnesota? >> yeah. so that really points to a structural adv

. >> thursday night football washington at philly.myers is now a consultant for the commanders. how many jobs does bob myers have? 1210 game in the fourth quarter in field goal range. the commanders go for it. and jayden daniels had no chance. philly takes over. specifically, saquon barkley took over two touchdowns in just seconds to ice it. eagles victorious 2618. they won six in a row and lead the nfc east at eight and two. some hoop news the warriors unveiled their new city connect uniforms. you'll notice red stripes on these jerseys and shorts inspired by the golden gate bridge. now the warriors klay thompson return game was near perfect for golden state, except for one thing. de'anthony melton spraining his acl. melton was limping late in the second quarter. he somehow fought through the pain. he hit a huge three late. look, i'm no instagram doctor, but best case scenario is melt is out 2 to 4 weeks. the sharks in new york explaining the appeal of teal to rangers fans early in the first period, the sharks timothy liljegren with a

us back to the days when insurance companies could deny people with pre-existing conditions, well, philly, you know what i'm about to say. we are not going back. we are not going back. were not going back. [crowd chanting "were not going back"] ours is a fight for the future. and, -- and ours is a fight for freedom. including the most fundamental freedom of a woman to make decisions about her own body and not have her government tell her what to do. [cheers] and when congress passes the bill to restore reproductive freedom nationwide, as president of the united states i will proudly sign it into law. host: former president trump also made his final pitch last night talking about foreign policy and immigration. here he is. [video] >> we will rebuild our cities, including our capitol in washington, d.c. which is in terrible shape with graffiti on the marble columns and painting the lions and burning the american flag. we will make our city safe and clean and beautiful again. we will work with democrat governors and mayors. we probably will have to annex ok. we will teach our children to lov

, huge turnout in philly, i said tell me where is the turnout?ould never get an answer. >> martha: right. >> sean: finally now the answer is beginning to come in. that would be the trump war room. that would be the mar-a-lago crowd. their degree of confidence is going up minute by mind. take that for what it is worth. >> i was in with harris folks, democrats, they haven't had anything in a while. are you hearing anything. >> harold: my communication was yours. i think these numbers are concerning. the numbers that sandra is raising on the other side there combined with what you just said, sean, is room for concern in both virginia and pennsylvania. so i have not heard anything, either. >> bret: okay. the polls are closed in battleground wisconsin. we are going to check in there on the ground with senior correspondent mike tobin in milwaukee learning about issues with more than a dozen tabulation machines. what's that about, mike? >> mike: more than a dozen tab place machines and 31,000 ballots. as a result the city put on all call for volunteers.

and it's all taking place in the city of brotherly love, and our will ganss has much more on how phillyry ago a team of real-life reindeer pulled santa's sleigh through the streets of philly during its thanksgiving day parade. the reindeer have since retired to the north pole, but that tradition of magic has sustained the country's very first thanksgiving day parade for 105 thankful thrilling years. ♪ it's a turkey day tradition older than green bean casserole, a three-hour extravaganza serving up holiday magic in the streets of philly swapping santa in for rocky when the parade wraps up on the steps of the philadelphia art museum. >> santa is timeless, and regardless of the cookies he eats he is always in great shape. if he is circling the globe in one night, he can certainly make his way up the museum's steps. >> reporter: touted as america's very first thanksgiving day parade, it began in 1920 with just 15 cars and, of course, jolly old st. nick. starting as a gift to orphaned and disabled children from the famed gimbels department store, it also helped promote the start of the holid

we did a school choice event in philly, we had a strong cross-section of the voters from philadelphia, showing up to talk about the really important issue, making sure that their kids have a better chance for success by giving the parents choice in education. so the issues that we are focusing on in these last 48 hours, are the issues that the voters say are top of mind. >> i want to get to a little more about that but i want to quickly jump ahead to election day and what happens after election day because one of donald trump's allies, steve bannon, who was released from prison this week told the new york times that trump should simply declare victory on election night, regardless of the result. he said he should stand up and say i won this, and we have teams right now that are going to make sure that this thing is not going to be stolen. that was his advice to trump four years ago and that's what trump did four years ago and it led directly to january 6th. will you urge the former president not to prematurely declare victory again and allow the process to play out so the american peo

peter alexander is in philly this morning. hi, peter.as you noted, punctuated that final day of frenetic campaigning here in philadelphia. the massive rally in front of the famed rocky steps. a series of stars, lady gaga, ricky martin, oprah winfrey helping tee her up. harris told the giant crowd the end of what has been a 107-day campaign. she has the momentum. >> one more day in the most consequential election of our lifetime, and the momentum is on our side. >> reporter: so now the focus turns to what they call the ground game. and the harris campaign is well positioned there with tens of thousands of volunteers knocking doors throughout the battleground states over the weekend. the head of election day, the nation's capitol itself is bracing for possible unrest. giant steel fencing going up around the white house, the capitol, the vice president's residence and many store fronts across the city have been boarded up. tonight harris is going to watch the returns come in from the vp's residence before joining her supporters at an electi

but south philly is italian. that is pat's, geno's, they live trump down there. eagles territory, flyers. then maybe sean hannity knows that he people up there. that might have been an explanation for those numbers to pop. but if you look at pennsylvania broadly, they bagged so much of the early vote which they never done before. they not think kamala has enough right now in philly and pittsburgh to just overcome trump's red county -- >> bret: let me put the caveat in there in there. brit, lee sat on an election dek in 2016 and they were betting odds that had hillary clinton winning 90% chance. >> that's where the evening began. >> bret: then it started going down, and we started doing the what-if scenario and her pathway started to narrow. it is flipped, to shawn's point, that the early vote gave republicans an early boost, and the question is what the day of the vote is going to show. it is her path narrowing as we get more into the night? >> i think she started out with a narrower path. we can figure out more ways -- he had a narrower path. and betting odds, b

, but south philly is italian.t's trump down there. big eagles territory, big flyers. and then you go to the northeast, that's irish catholic. maybe sean hannity knows a few people up there. they came out big for donald trump, and that might have been an explanation for those numbers to pop. but if you look at pennsylvania broadly, they a banked so much of the early vote which they're never done before. they don't think kamala has enough right now in philly and pittsburgh to just overcome trump's red county -- bret: let me just put the caveat in there. brit, we sat on an election questionsing in 2016, and there was betting odds that you were quoting that had hillary clinton winning 90% chance that she was going -- >> that's where the evening began. bret: and then it started going down, and we started doing the what if scenario, and her pathway started the narrow. it has flipped, to sean's point, that the early vote gave republicans an early boost, and the question is what the day-of vote's going to show. is her pat

that 100,000 was philly. that ground game matters.y can't believe half of what they are seeing on the internet for good reason. the ground game and door to door will tip this. she will win. >> even if it tips it -- you know this because you had a campaign. you know what a ground game looks like. if it is as -- >> minnesota has the highest voter turnout in the country. yes, we believe in a ground game. >> if it can make a difference for half a point or a point, from what you are sensing on the ground, is that enough? what are you seeing, what are you hearing that maybe you didn't think about before you went out and went to these blue wall states? >> the first thing you are hearing, which a lot of people know is, the women. they come up to me -- these are not at campaign events. these are in a diner in wisconsin in a red area. they come up and we have seen this in the '22 election. so i have proof in places like nevada where women were not saying how they were going to vote. that's why you see the post-it notes in bathrooms. that's why

has bala, as part of the deal, has the militants, i suppose, to withdraw north of philly, tommy river, and these may be forces to return to the side of the boulder. these right, the ministry says the sci fi was breached after suspect, and to be restricted. border area has built up, member of parliament says the people attacked what civilians returning to their homes. landscape 6th straight to correspondence that tonya cramer in jerusalem and stomach mana in bay moved welcome both i stand out. let's stop with you that in baby boots, what more can you tell us? a 7 on special a news agency has reported several or violations of the ceasefire agreement. and the last couple of hours uh there was also a drone report to it that attacked um a car in the town of my cover. uh, 2 people are injured and has been taken to a hospital. we also saw that the israel army has now confirmed that it has fired on several towns in the, in the sounds of leveling. and these attacks are taking place in the direct border region and an area that is where l hex has explained to be a restricted area and it has the

folks -- [applause] so i came to north philly today to announce major progress we made in implementing the bush lewis act. but this morning, the us department of labor released a report which shows that since we passed the law in march of 2021 we have already protected the pensions for over 1.2 million. that includes over 65,000 workers and retirees across pennsylvania alone. retirees and benefits are cut or at risk of being cut, we paid them back more than $1.6 billion so far. that's about 13,600 already paid back in the pockets of each retiree and some are even more. it's a game changer. today i'm also announcing 684 million from the butch lewis act to restore pensions for an additional 29,000 members of the united food and commercial workers union. [applause] you heard me. don't thank me. thank you. you shouldn't have to thank anybody. you should not have to think anybody. look, there are nearly 11,000 workers and retirees will be -- retirees living right here in pennsylvania for years and years. you worked driving trucks and in factories and stores, bagging groceries. we need to do

deborah from maryland volunteered in philly in the past four elections. >> this is the most doors i'veone. enthusiasm level is much higher right now. we had a lot more negative reaction at the door in '16 and '20 and a lot more undecided. here, people seem to know this round who they're voting for. >> reporter: former president trump did better in philadelphia in 2020 than he did in 2016, improving most in philly's poorest neighborhoods. republicans are knocking on doors and feeling good. >> if we can get 20, maybe 30,000 more votes, we're going to win the state of pennsylvania. people in philadelphia, we're not rich here. okay. the ba bachs are killing us at e grocery storm that's what i think it's all about. >> reporter: amid concerns about latino and black voter turnout here, harris is holding her last campaign event tomorrow night, right in front of the iconic art museum steps, a concert here in philadelphia. dana. >> brian, thank you so much. bilker kick us off with the billboard. >> we've had a flood of polls over the past 24, 36 hours, just going to tick through them quickly her

he invested heavily in philly and pennsylvania making frequent stops and holding star-studded event likection rally on the art museum steps. but leader inside philadelphia have been critical for months of outreach efforts that her campaign had here especially with minority community and excluding some pennsylvania and philly natives. lindsay lee acknowledged to fox news today there were multiple campaign errors, one being she feels the vice presidential candidate should have been pennsylvania governor josh shapiro they have tim walz. the one thing i want to mention here is there was a heavy police presence here in philadelphia this evening that stems from multiple rumours spread on social media of planned looting tonight. we did see several businesses, many in fact that had closed their doors early citing safety concerns but right now no significant issues have popped up, trace. >> trace: good news. alexandria hoff live in pennsylvania. let's bring in aaron wexler, senior affairs vice president alexa henning and director julian epstein. you say the trump campaign had both the facts and t

i was just at the barbershop in philly.se black men were talking about not only their support for me but most, importantly, their support for my perspective on what we can do that lifts up the community. >> laura: pastor,. >> really? >> laura: the brothers support her, pastor that accent, too. the accent is just disqualifying alone. >> vice president harris she is a political pediatrician. black men understand we need a political cardiologist. we need somebody like donald j. trump that understands our polite, thaplight, our pain. the best thing barack obama ever did for black america raz raise up the maga movement because he was so terrible. >> laura: alfe, pastor, we will have you both back. thank you very much. tragedy ministry strategy to close the deal in key wing states. lara trump here next. ♪ ( ♪ ) my name is jaxon, and i have spastic cerebral palsy. it's a mouthful. one of the harder things is the little things that i need help with: getting dressed, brushing your teeth, being able to go out with your friends by you

he had to put back in the night there 10 points, 5 boards and the dons get big time win. 84 to 72 philly. >> well, we're down to the championship for the nascar xfinity series. the final race taking place tonight at phoenix raceway. there were 4 racers in the hunt for the championship, including last season's cold custer and the local product from los gatos. aj allmendinger came into the race with 18 career wins. but in the end, it was just an all geier who rallied in overtime to win his first nascar. xfinity series championship guy or finish second in the race. but matter because they beat the 3 other finalists, austin health, custer and allmendinger. and on the overtime restart all got worked his way through the field and past everybody. congratulations to justin allgaier catherine, we'll send it back over to you. >> thank you very oakland residents can grab what they call coffee with a cop. that's this coming tuesday. they do this every year. community conversation. it happens from 11:00am to 01:00pm at the mcdonalds on international boulevard. and police say nice opportunity to meet

the philly dnc chairman is torching the harris campaign. >> brian: mccormick won. is in denial. there is no path to winning. bryan llenas is live in philadelphia. bryan? >> bryan: good morning, guys. the democratic blame game and infighting here in pennsylvania is heating up after vice president kamala harris turned out fewer votes in philadelphia. 99% of the vote counted. then president biden and former secretary hillary clinton. we spoke to philadelphia's democratic party chair bob brady who blames the harris campaign. the national campaign, nothing. zero. they had no respect. they have no coordination. they didn't -- i never even had a conversation with the lady. they didn't even do the right thing as far as giving us the resources we need and they want to blame us. now i understand some blaming joe biden. can you imagine blaming joe biden for her loss? she lost. he didn't lose. >> bryan: based on your experience in philadelphia, do you think that it is indicative of this campaign was run nationwide. >> it signed of seems that way, don't it? i mentioned our call

. >> later tonight kamala harris will hold the final rally of her campaign in philly. look at this. it's not started yet. the crowd is already huge. we're going to bring you this event in philadelphia live tonight on msnbc. of course tomorrow i'll be back here with all my colleagues starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be going to whenever 30 and bring extra snacks for the occasion. it's going to be the most exciting night of the year and one of the longest. we can't wait. we were made for this. hydrate, get a good night's sleep tonight. your country needs you. "way too early" is up next. >>> so tonight i ask you one last time, are you ready to make your voices heard? do we believe in freedom? do we believe in opportunity? do we believe in the promise of america? and are we ready to fight for it? >> kamala, you're horrible at your job, you don't know what you're doing, you're a low iq individual. we want smart people, we want cunning people. we're dealing with the smartest people in the world. we don't want you negotiating nuclear deals because you don't know what the word nuclear m