harris: good afternoon, pittsburgh!plause] thank you, joe. >> [crowd chanting " thank you joe"] [applause] vice pres. harris: it is good to be in a house of labor. and it is good to be back at ibew local five. and can we please give it up again for our president, joe biden. [applause] i don't have to tell the brothers and sisters of labor that you really get to know somebody when you are in the middle of a fight. when times are hard. when the forces are mighty. when people don't believe something can get done and they have a thousand excuses for why it can't get done. i have spent more time with this extraordinary human being, when the cameras were not in the room , when the stakes were high, when the heat was intense, and joe biden has always stood with the workers of america and labor unions of america. always. always. i have been with him when he will bring folks into the oval office. you know how joe can get sometimes, he doesn't spare words. sometimes the cameras are not in the room when he has those conversations.

and pittsburgh, of course, is a cradle of the american labor movement. it is the birthplace they have found headquarters at the steelworkers home to firefight as local one and a chorus barack ibw local good morning. >> now hundred and 50 years, the brothers and sisters of labor have helped lead the fight for fair pay, better benefits, and safe working conditions, and every person in our nation has benefited from that work everywhere i go, i tell people you may not be a union member but you've got to thank unions for that five-day workweek thank you. unions. but family because when you wages go up, everybody's wages go up when union workplaces are safer oh, workplaces are safer when you and are strong america is strong we, are clear not only has pittsburgh shaped the history of america's labor movement today, you are also shaping its future in 2021 with my dear friend, the secretary, marty walsh, to the president appointed to be secretary of labor. he and i hosted a meeting right here. it's local. and it was part of the white house labor task force that i

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kayla tausche sheet in pittsburgh for us. thanks very much. let's get more we're on this with our panel of political experts, vivian salama. i want to start with you, president biden and kamala harris, just about to take the stage. any moment now, there in pittsburgh, but i want to take a look at a recent cnn poll of polls when it comes to joe biden's popularity among a majority of americans 41% to 53% disapprove of biden's performance as president. so moving, do you think there's danger danger here for the harris campaign to have the president out there on the campaign trail with her alex they're very cognizant of the fact that president biden was waning in the polls through the end of his campaign. and even now, as he has exited the race and what they've been trying to do is on the one hand, demonstrate that this is a new future that vice president harris is essentially paving a path forward for a new era for the democratic party, while also toeing the line and trying to remain staunchly loyal to president biden and right now, she's in pitts

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the vice president arriving here in philadelphia a short time ago after spending days in pittsburgh in debate frep. complete with mock debates and stage lighting. in a new interview that aired today, the vice president saying former president trump is, quote, not burdened by telling the truth. the former president holding a rally in wisconsin over the weekend, then meeting with his team, informally, he says, at mar-a-lago. but our team reporting he is preparing for this debate. tonight, the new numbers. abc's mary bruce leading us off right here in philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight, with just 24 hours to go until their highly-anticipated showdown, vice president kamala harris setting off for philadelphia, where tomorrow, for the first time, she will come face-to-face with former president donald trump. >> how are you feeling? how are you feeling? >> feeling good. >> reporter: in a new radio interview, harris says she's ready for whatever trump throws her way. >> there's no floor for him in terms of how low he will go, and we should be prepared for that. we should be prepared for the f

. >> good afternoon, pittsburgh! >> reporter: vice president harris is set to return to pennsylvania on thursday, campaigning with president biden there just yesterday. >> donald trump is trying to pull us backwards. including back to a time before workers had the freedom to organize. >> reporter: while former president trump will be in the state tomorrow after holding a rally there just days ago, blasting harris for changing her position and now opposing a fracking ban, a key industry in pennsylvania. >> she's vowed repeatedly that we will ban fracking. the people of pennsylvania are smart. they're not going to fall for it. >> reporter: later in the week he'll head to wisconsin and north carolina where the first general election ballots will be mailed out this friday in a razor-thin race. >> she has a backbone like a ramrod. she has a moral compass of a saint. this woman knows what she is doing. >> reporter: today the former president off the trail but on the attack. >> i don't know how people can vote for somebody

i have celebrated many labor day's in pittsburgh.t friends. many of whom flew with me on air force one today, representing union members since the beginning of my career. they're not that old but since i was a 29-year-old kid. i want to thank liz schuler of the fo cio. kenny of the ibew for that strong endorsement. by the way, we have an expression in delaware. ibew, when i ran for president, they are the one that brought me to the dance starting off. not a joke. steelworkers! dave, in 1972, steelworkers was the first union to endorse a 29-year-old kid, joe biden, who wasn't old enough to be senator when he was elected. it mattered. he was the district president -- one of the largest labor forces in claymont, delaware over 4000 workers. anyway, it all went south. but you we, and he said he wanted me to be endorse. i thought he was crazy. i literally wasn't old enough to be sworn in the day i got elected, but guess what? it stayed with me. and they got stuck with me for the rest of my career. the ironworkers. -- aci you. -- golly. and

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may you greet me each time i come to pittsburgh? i thank you so very much for that and your leadership. thank you. so, hello, friends. um let's get started. so we gather at a moment of great consequence in this election. i believe we have an extraordinary opportunity to make our middle clthe engine of america's prosperity to build a stronger economy where everyone everywhere has a chance to pursue their dreams and aspirations and to ensure that the united states of america continues to out innovate and out compete the world. over the past 3.5 years, we have taken major steps forward to recover from the public health and economic crisis. we inherited inflation has dropped faster here than the rest of the developed world. unemployment is near record low levels. we have created almost 740,000 manufacturing jobs including 650 at the battery battery manufacturing plant over in turtle creek and we have supported another 15,000 jobs at montgomery locks. so these are local, great examples of the work that we have achieved thus far. and last

harris today is in pittsburgh. but it is not an open event.nd time she has been here but not opening her event to supporters. i find that interesting. >> kevin: i do, too. if anyone doesn't know this look back at 2020. pennsylvania is this wide swath of red save for a few blue pockets, pittsburgh, philly, harrisburg. very interesting. the top issues, selena in the 30 seconds are so, economy, immigration, inflation, border. i want to share this headline from "the new york times." harris makes careful use of biden on the campaign trail. we know that the president is there today. i'm curious how do you navigate this idea of having him there, scranton joe, without looking back at all the things that voters don't like about the old guy who is leaving office? >> so that's the challenge. she has to embrace him because he brought enough union voters over in 2020 to defeat donald trump. however, she is also taking a risk by embracing him because voters, even those union voters, are unhappy with how the country has been run in the past four years. it is

kamala harris launching a blitz of battleground states and joined late today by president biden in pittsburgh. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight in the steel city president biden and vice president harris in a rare joint campaign appearance, courting organized labor on labor day. >> when union wages go up, everybody's wages go up. when union workplaces are safer, all workplaces are safer. when unions are strong, america is strong. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the vice president saying that u.s. steel should remain domestically owned rather than be sold to a japanese company. >> i trust her. >> reporter: the latest attempt to win over blue-collar workers in critical swing states. >> i'll tell you something. kamala and i are damn proud that we protected the pensions of over 1 million workers. >> reporter: harris visiting michigan earlier in the day. >> we are out here running like we are the underdog in this race because we know what we are fighting for. >> reporter: while her running mate, governor tim walz, hit wisconsin. >> really simple. it's really simple. when unions are

pittsburgh, listen is a union town and no other place to be on labour day than pittsburgh, pennsylvaniaat's if you ask the biden white house or if you ask the harris campaign. they will speak to members of the local international brotherhood of electrical workers union hall number five here in pittsburgh. joe biden, the president has been speaking for decades. she's a little bit newer to the union world and trying to world union members. here she is in detroit at another union event today. >> we know how they play. we know what they do. let's not pay too much attention to the polls. let's know like labor always does. we are out here running like we are the underdog in this race. we know that we are fighting for. we know what we stand for and that's why we know what we fight for. >> former president donald trump taking a day off the campaign trail today holding no public events on this labour day. the harris campaign is pointing that out. we can expect to hear something about that today as both the president and vice president take the stage behind me in about two hours on this labour da

we will be all over this tomorrow morning, but for now, let's come back to pittsburgh. because there are 41 days until election day, and today in a speech at carnegie mellon, vice president harris gave details about her economic vision for the country. afterwards she sat down with me for an exclusive interview, her first one-on-one interview with a major network since becoming the democratic nominee. sit back and take a look. >> madame vice president, you just laid out your economic vision for the future. but still, there are lots of americans who don't see themselves in your plans. for those who say these policies aren't for me, what do you say to them? >> well, if you are hard- working, if you have the dreams and the ambitions and the aspirations of what i believe you do, you are in my plan. i have to tell you, i really love and am so energized by what i know to be the spirit and character of the american people. we have ambition. we have aspirations. we have dreams. we can see what is possible. we have an incredible work ethic. but not everyone has the access to the

cnn's eva mckend is covering the vice president and pittsburgh. let's begin with alayna treene at that trump rally in wisconsin. what just about an hour away? alayna what is expected there that's right. >> fred, he's about he's slated to speak around 1:00 p.m. central time, local time, wisconsin. and luck, there's already a huge crowd here. we're on a tarmac and we're in most any wisconsin pretty central to this state. and this is really an important state for donald trump. this has long been one of those states that donald trump's team has viewed as must-win. they view the blue wall as a key pathway to getting the 270 electoral votes needed to win in november ember now, this is an interesting state. remember, donald trump won it in 2016, but lost it to biden in 2020 and they had been very confident about his chances. taking wisconsin back come the fall. but some of that has changed since kamala harris has topped the ticket now, we've seen in recent polling, including a cnn poll published last week, that kamala harris has grant gaining ground. she

this time and pittsburgh alongside president biden. it marks the president's first appearance since the dnc last month. our panel of doug collins and jug showing on where the race stands. our coverage starts now live in pittsburgh ahead of their marks. live in detroit where vice president harris just wrapped up her first stop of the day. garrett. >> in michigan, the union vote is going to be critical for democrats to win in november. the harris campaign was here to build up the union vote and show support for organized labor but also to highlight the support that it has among leaders of the organized labor. the heads of the uaw, the two largest teachers unions joined vice president kamala harris onstage or as she played to the crowd of union workers, praising organized labor and the work it has done for all american workers. >> everywhere i go i tell people look, you may not be a union member, you better think a union member. for the five-day workweek, you better think a union member for sick leave, you better think a union member for

employees at the plant in pittsburgh noticed a slow leak coming from a rail car tanker container. the county has put out a public health advisory for the area which roughly extends from the river to highway 4 and from auto center drive in antioch to railroad drive in pittsburgh, the contra costa county fire protection district says there isn't any immediate danger to the public. most won't be impacted by this. but if you are a part of the sensitive group, you could experience some nose and throat issues. they're asking folks to avoid the area for the time being no indications anyone off site should be affected by this 10,000 hotel workers striking across the country and right here in the bay area. it's the second day since they decided. >> to walk out after failed contract negotiations. kron four's lezla gooden has been following the story and spoke with those on the picket lines. >> think you hear you loud and clear. >> in 2000 hotel workers are making their voices heard outside of the marriott, hyatt and hilton hotels in san francisco. they're asking for consistent workloads hig

kelly o'donnell is in pittsburgh tonight. >> reporter: today both campaigns focused on an issue that affects every voter, the economy. >> the cost of living in america is still just too high. you know it, and i know it. >> reporter: vice president harris who has faced criticism for limited policy specifics laid out what she called a pragmatic approach to lower costs, invest in small businesses and bring more manufacturing to the u.s., a message aimed at pittsburgh. >> by offering tax credits for expanding good union jobs in steel and iron and manufacturing communities. >> reporter: as if debating from a distance, former president trump countered harris' new plans from north carolina. >> her economy is doing really, really badly. kamala goes to work every day in the white house, families are suffering now, so if she has a plan, she should stop grandstanding and do it. just do it. >> reporter: while the vice president has made up ground in polling on voters' views of who would best handle the economy, a new poll shows mr. trump still has the edge among likely voters at 50% with harris

vice president kamala harris arriving in pittsburgh to prepare for the debate. former president donald trump speaking to business leaders in new york, saying he'll put controversial billionaire elon musk in a key role in a trump administration. election day now 60 days away. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: today, donald trump announcing a major a role in his administration for the world's richest man, promising to put controversial billionaire elon musk at the head of a new government commission to crack down on fraud and waste. >> a complete financial and performance audit of the entire federal government and making recommendations for drastic reforms. we need to do it. can't go on the way we are now. and elon -- because he's not very busy -- has agreed to head that task force. it will be interesting. if he has the time, he'd be a good one to do it, but he's agreed to do it. >> reporter: no stranger to controversy, musk has shared misinformation on his social platform x, even once sharing an ant anti-semitic post, for which he later apologized. the billionair

alexis mcadams is live in pittsburgh with the latest on this. >> here in pittsburgh, pennsylvania vpala harris is hunkering down for hours to try to get ready to take on donald trump on that debate stays on tuesday. she decided to take a quick break and hit up a local spy stop. watch. >> and being at the spice the store i finally got debate prep to look at the spice was the best part of debate prep so far [laughter] it left off with the best part of debate rough getting out of the hotel the vps fit in pittsburgh prepping since there is a sippers debate in four years preacher trying to get prepared she's barely done any media interviews that she announced her candidacy. the debate on tuesday could be the only showdown before the presidential election so people want to know what she's all about is she going to be different from biden? what will she do to handle the economy this comes as a vice president dick cheney and his daughter liz cheney for their fe endorsement today saying this. >> i think that what they both, as a leader to art well respected are making an important statement t

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steel companies, american owned and operated steel companies. >> joe biden told the pittsburgh audience about what he called the single best decision he made as president. >> let me tell you about her . i know her, i trust her, not a joke, i trust her. number two, the first decision i made to name her as the nominee in 2020, selecting her as my vice president. the single best decision i've made is the president of the united states of america. i've watched her with all the experts in foreign and domestic policy. she has a backbone like a ramrod. a moral compass of a saint. this woman knows what she is doing, folks. i promise you, if you elect kamala harris as president it is the best decision you will have ever made. kamala believes as i do, unions are the spine of this economy. she would be a historic pro union president. we have one more job due together. let me ask you are you ready to fight? are you ready to win? are you ready to elect kamala harris for the next president of the united states? in the process, are you ready to make donald trump a loser again? i've never been more opt

you saw today, i biden is with kamala harris in pittsburgh for a labor day parade _ pittsburgh for aunited states and a lot of these _ united states and a lot of these states were historically strong — these states were historically strong union states with a lot of union— strong union states with a lot of union workers who have been more _ of union workers who have been more sympathetic to the republican party and donald trump — republican party and donald trump in recent years, so that's— trump in recent years, so that's a — trump in recent years, so that's a big constituency that the democrats are focusing on and that— the democrats are focusing on and that republicans are focusing on as well. there is a split— focusing on as well. there is a split between union leadership often — split between union leadership often and rank and file union leaders _ often and rank and file union leaders have stayed loyal to the democratic party for the most — the democratic party for the most part, largely because the democrats have been a much stronger— democrats have been a much stronger and fr

we'd been on the air since she landed in pittsburgh. she's on her way. she's probably in the building in which you are standing. governor walz in milwaukee. just the -- i mean this is what campaigns look like on labor day. it has to be stated that trump's hunkering down in mar-a-lago while his vp is getting booed at events that i saw last week, that in and of itself is an unbelievable contrast in the state of these two campaigns. >> yeah, nicole, it really is striking. while we've seen union leaders make a clear show of support of the democratic ticket, it was the biden campaign, now the harris campaign, throughout this campaign you had this question of did the rank and file union members align with their leadership, and the trump campaign has been somewhat strategic throughout the course of the last year in trying to make a play for some of those union voters, the teamsters in particular the former president said, yeah, the leader may be for biden, but i'm going for the rank and file. to see trump -- or frankly to not see donald trump on the campaign tr

i am in pittsburgh.nt is in detroit, michigan, right now speaking there on labor day so if i get cut off, that means we'll go to her comments but she will be in pittsburgh after leaving detroit. she will come to this international brotherhood of electrical workers union hall and pittsburgh. pittsburgh is a union city, no question and a source familiar with the campaign said the vice president today will make it clear along with president joe biden beside her that steel should be not only manufactured but owned and operated in the united states. it is notable this is the first time the vice president and president will be at a public appearance since the dnc. they will speak to members of ibew local five. joe biden has spoken to unions for 50 years. kamala harris who wants his job is sort of new to speaking to unions. and the teamsters -- we will wrap right now. i understand she is coming to the stage and detroit. back to you molly. >> molly: thank you. as predicted we are expected right now to head to vi

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he will begin walking to the plane and begin his journey to pittsburgh.nt many a labor day in this state, in this city, trying to pitch and remind of his pro union credentials. the difference, of course, as he walks to the plane this time is that he's not doing so as an active political candidate. instead he's going to meet up with his vice president, kamala harris, who is doing a swing through blue wall battleground states today. this is the first time we're going to see biden next to his vice president in a campaign capacity. the first time since biden himself relinquished being at the top of the ticket, and instead, handed the democratic party's reigns to his number two. we see him doing the traditional salute as he makes his way up the stairs. he did speak to reporters on the white house south lawn before he departed and landed at andrews, talking about the ongoing situation in the middle east. and of course there at the top of the plane, not talking to reporters on this tarmac, but, instead, just beginning his trip to pittsburgh. we will, of course,

. >> when you are in pittsburgh, to our standing with steelworkers. let's be clear. i believe in american steel companies. american owned and operated steel companies. >> joe biden told the pittsburgh audience about what he called "the single best decision he made as president." >> let me tell you something. i know her. i trust her. not a joke. i trust her. number two, the first decision i made, to nominate, selecting her as my vice president in 2020. by the way, it was the single best decision i made as president of the united states of america. i watched all the x experts in foreign and domestic policy would give us advice and she has a backbone like a ramrod. she has a moral compass of a saint. this woman knows what she's doing. folks, i promise you, if you elect, harris as president, it will be the best decision you have ever made. kamala harris believes as i do that unions are the spine of this economy. she would be a historic union president. folks, we've got one more job to do together. let me ask you, are you ready to fight? are we ready to wi

you just saw that incredible moment in pittsburgh.ntinue to see those moments where the vice president reaches out to independent voters across swing states and talks to them about the issues they care about, reproductive choice, small businesses, homeownership. those are the things people care about. they certainly care about those things in pittsburgh and the country as well. >> let me throw in the word the economy. it is the most important issue for many voters on the selection. tuesday, what specifically do voters need to hear from harris beyond generalities about an opportunity economy? how can she clearly contrast her vision from donald trump's? >> i think there is a choice that voters are going to see. let's start with donald trump. donald trump work on a policy is giving enormous tax breaks to billionaires and millionaires in the country. he has said so numerous times in public forums. he wants to give huge tax breaks to oil companies, to his billionaire friends. at the same time, kamala harris is rolling out a plan to support

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she's landing in pittsburgh, and as soon as her pennsylvania event gets underway, we will show you all of that live as it happens. no one is going anywhere. there's so much more to talk about. still ahead for us, following the very public rebukes of donald trump's visit to arlington national cemetery from the u.s. army. they never do that, but they have done that. that's how bad he is. we'll look closely at the ex-president's long time contempt for the american military and the men and women in it, with someone who saw it firsthand, as he grew up in his home. donald trump's nephew, fred trump, will join us on set with what he wrote on his book on that topic. later in the broadcast, as we mentioned, president joe biden will make his first joint campaign appearance with his vice president since stepping away from the ticket. we'll bring that to you and much more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let'

>>> kamala harris is in pittsburgh today.d to pennsylvania for debate prep and a few informal campaign stops, we are told. with five days to go until the big showdown, they will meet for the first and perhaps only time. microphones will be muted when a candidate is not speaking. that was one of the disputed issues. there will not be an audience in the debate hall. joining us now, ian sams, former white house official. it's great to see you. want to ask you, how is vice president harris preparing for this debate? is she doing mocks in pittsburgh now as well? >> she's preparing for this debate to share her vision of the country with the american people. this might be the first time a lot of people hear from her on a debate stage. i think you mentioned the fact that the trump campaign insisted open having the microphones muted. i think you can see that's clearly a concentrated effort by president trump to create a parameter to let him be more disciplined and more careful in his approach. i think people might be underestimating h

she's outfront live in pittsburgh. kayla, you just learned some new details about what went into this first joint campaign event. what are you hearing? >> well, brianna, the team's of vice president harris and president biden have long worked hand in glove for events like these, but i'm told that they worked incredibly close in touch while they tried to craft remarks that were both coordinated and complimentary. and while vice president harris has been embracing a message of moving forward not going back much of that rhetoric was absent from today's remarks as the two leaders really revisited, their embrace of organized labor over the last four years. and in particular, joe biden's embrace of organized labor over his decades long political career with biden at times getting wistful about having the support of union leadership and members over the course of his long career, they acknowledged that this is not a done deal going forward and there's still quite a bit of work to do with governor josh shapiro earlier at this

. >> harris has been in pittsburgh since thursday preparing for tomorrow night's debate. thank you. bernie sanders also wants harris to recent proposed capital gains tax, she's already calling for 28% and he wants more. jason smith joins me now. congressman, if she gets the capital gains tax rate echoes to 28%, if she gets it, what with the impact of that be. >> she wants to raise taxes on all americans, not just the capital gains tax, she called for complete repealing of the trump tax cuts that would basically put every business tax about communist china. this would be detrimental to our economy, she is basically an arsonist was trying to sell fire insurance, she created this terrible economy with a $10 trillion spending bill that she was a tie-breaking vote, $2 trillion in the american rescue plan led to record inflation, she was a tie-breaking vote, inflation reduction act almost a trillion dollars in spending, tie-breaking vote and that is why we have seen inflation go up 20.1% under harris' watch now she was to raise taxes on working-class americans, unacceptable. st

kamala harris has been in pittsburgh for five days.d the big deal goes on tomorrow night. >> we've only seen vice president kamala harris come out of the hotel two times. reminds when you are cramming for finals in college or the big test and you can't wait to be done. she said getting out of the hotel and stopping that debate prep was her favorite part this weekend but gave a thumbs up when asked are you ready to take on former president donald trump? >> are you ready? >> ready. >> that was quick and about all we got over the weekend. vice president kamala harris took a sunday night walk in pittsburgh with her husband. you can see her there. the latest polls show how important this debate will be. why? because people want to know where kamala harris stands on the main issues. 28% of likely voters say they feel like they need to learn more about kamala harris. only 9% say they want to know more about donald trump before the election. that's according to the new "new york times" polling. the two candidates have been preparing for this d

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it's going to save this company is going to keep those jobs in pittsburgh. she could have demonstrated real leadership. it might not have pulled as well, but i think it would have had a broader impact of signaling. i'm going to do the right thing. i'm going to pursue smart policies. i think would have appeal to union voters and a broader swath of the electorate. instead, she pander to voters in pennsylvania by just copying donald trump. and i don't think that's an effective way to court these voters. >> chrissy all right, a lot going on here the first thing is that it is absolutely true that donald trump has made inroads with the rank and file union members. >> i would say that a lot of that is about demographics as much does anything we were just talking about. there's certain unions that are just overwhelmingly comprised of white working class men that are basically his base. so it's no surprise there in pittsburgh today. look, this is a smart contrast for them. i think for the harris campaign in that they are talking about an issue in which it might be th

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in a pittsburgh spice shop, greeting one voter who was in tears. >> come here! what is that about? what is that about? what is that about? >> i think you understand. i'm pretty sure you know. >> oh. it's going to be good. we're going to be good. we're going to be fine. >> reporter: harris perhaps previewing her message for the debate. >> look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it's time to bring our country together, turn a new way forward. >> reporter: while harris has been largely off the trail since thursday, trump over the weekend holding a rally in battleground wisconsin. >> she will be the worst president. and trump is never wrong. i am never, ever wrong. >> reporter: the former president trying to set expectations. >> is anybody going to be watching? >> reporter: and spin the debate before it even happens. >> you know, if i destroy her in the debate, they'll say trump suffered a humiliating defeat tonight. no matter what. >> david: so, let's bring in mary bruce. i know you've been talking to your sources inside the harris campaign. what is her strategy heading

she's in pittsburgh with a small team of advisers where she's been in debate prep since thursday we also find cnn's eva mckend, who's been traveling with the vice president eva, how is the vice president preparing for this debate so just largely the strategy has been to hunker down here and huddle with he team of trusted advisers. >> no doubt cheese probably going through anticipated questions may be combing through the president's, the former president's rather her past statements, but also katie, their strategy, justice, anchoring herself here in pittsburgh in this battleground state, so that she can get key facetime with voters ahead of the election. she visited a spy shop today where she gave hugs and shook hands. one woman got very emotional tearing up at the opportunity so needed to meet her. and then she also addressed this recent endorsement from dic and liz cheney. take a listen to how she's thinking about this what i'm actually i'm honored to have their endorsement and i think that what they boats as leaders who are well-respected are making an important statement that it's oka

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