also quinnipiac looked at the presidential race, biden leading maine big.ignificant, maine is one of those two states that does the electoral votes by congressional district they have biden winning this one big, the first district. the second district, biden ahead by 9, why is that important? in 2016, donald trump won the second district of maine by ten points this was an electoral vote for donald trump in 2016, according to at least to this quinnipiac poll, joe pied within bah real chance to get a flip there, that would be an extra electoral vote for democrats. the other two senate races quinnipiac took a look at, south carolina, here's jaime harrison, the democrat, lindsey graham, the incumbent. tied we've seen some close races, close polls in south carolina, we haven't seen where harrison gets up to the high 40s and again, let's see more polls. in kentucky, this one more expected, i think, mitch mcconnell the senate majority leader there, leading amy mcgrath to 53% to 41%. a 12-point lead. >> steve, thanks my friend. >>> the very latest facts in the coro

quinnipiac's not alone there.e you to talk about the margin of error because when you factor that n it's basically a tie and the state is probably basically a tie. it will be a tie on election day, probably, and it might be a tie after election day, who knows. >> do you have any idea of how long it could take for us to get results from florida, then? >> no, that's a good question. one of the advantages that florida has is this. we have a robust mail-in or still call it, or at least i do, absentee ballot program. we have a lot of absentee ballot voters and the democrats have really poured it on and converted a lot of their voters to voting by mail voters. we have a long 10 to 8 day in-person voting period so all those votes get logged into the system before election day and so we could have 75% of the vote passed and actually logged into the systems before election day. so it's 7:01 p.m. eastern standard time, you're going to see a lot of votes start to really load in from a lot of the counties. so, florida could b

in florida, the quinnipiac poll has biden 48, trump 45, so a narrow lead there for biden in florida.orth carolina, monmouth has biden 48, trump 46 but look at this, in pennsylvania, which is one of the toughest battleground states of this election and joe biden's home state, the rasmussen poll as biden at 46% and trump at 46%, and the quinnipiac has biden at 52%, trump at 44% biden still managing a slight lead in these battleground states a long way between now and the election, though, kelly. >> we've for sure heard trump's better election odds linked with napa valley, but in the quinnipiac yesterday, some questions about whether that has reversed the trend and all of a sudden, as soon as we're talking about trump having momentum, biden looks like he has a decent lead in a very important swing state. >> reporter: yeah, look, it does seem like the race is tightening up you do see that uptick in trump approval biden still has the lead but at the same time, the other question for market participants is what does the market want here is there a preferred outcome here does the market loo

university poll, i was trying to take credit for it as fox news, it's quinnipiac. to the benefit the president? >> it benefits the candidate who has been the longest -- you have to stop violence, can't burn their precincts in portland, can have looting -- who has been doing that on august? the voters will make their decision on that basis. they are not isolated, extraneous issues. they are connected because people know you can't go downtown or your shopping center is inoperative or you are free to go to your car, you are not going to get back, economically, so that shows you they want to go back to normal and take some measurable risk with covid, but they can't do it with there is not order in the streets, so rhetorical issues reflect and enhance each other, and i think in both cases, it favors trump, and i will be the first to say that the zoom virtual candidacy of biden, 90 days in his basement, given some cognitive issues he's had, was ideal for him, and i think that was reflected in his polling, which i think was genuine, but i don't think that is true any long

if this holds, if what quinnipiac is finding holds up on election day it's a flip of the democrats ofectoral vote biden gets four electoral votes out of maine in 2016, hillary clinton only got three. that's worth keeping in mind, too. south carolina senate race a surprise certainly jamie harrison the democrat running close to graham in other polls. we haven't seen them getting this close to 50%. also notable trump leads south carolina presidential horse race by six points. trump is over 50 it's graham who is lagging behind trump in south carolina kentucky mitch mcconnell senate majority leader comfortable ahead of amy mcgrath in that race according to quinnipiac north carolina this is one the democrat leading in this poll here, tom tellis the republican incumbent. if democrats want to get that majority, north carolina is looking critical to that biden continuing to lead by a few points this is the "usa today"/suffolk poll and one of the top democratic targets, mark kelly against the appointed incumbent marta mcsally in arizona we've seen polls with kelly ahead of mcsally at the presid

. >> reporter: the rally comes as a quinnipiac university poll shows him down 8 points, biden leads by the same number on handling of the crisis but it flips when it gets to handling the economy, trump leads by 72-45. biden ahead by 4 points. meeting with jacob blake's family talking on the phone. taking hard shot that donald trump. >> a lot of folks thought the president made great strides in this law and order stride. really made inroads. he hasn't. not at all. should give you a little bit of confidence in the american people. >> 60 days ago, biden giving an economic speech, the economic crisis was made worse by donald trump just as we get those august jobs report numbers, donald trump will go on the campaign trail to north carolina, florida for rallies, florida by the way in the same quinnipiac poll is tied by 3 points, 48-45. todd: the trip to kenosha is very telling. >> it is notable he is in wisconsin and addressing these issues, things the campaign, when they had a virtual convention and didn't want to talk about it. when you change strategy you are worried in some way. despite

quinnipiac and fox news polls. there is a plausible path for the president to win re-election but the map at the moment is tilted in joe biden's favor. the question is, how do democrats see this moment? you have seen it shift amongst some democrats saying vote early in person as opposed to a couple weeks ago it was we're in a middle of a pandemic. get your mail-in vote. are democrats nervous? >> i think they're certainly nervous, john, because the president is saying that he won't honor the results of the election. he's saying that he won't commit to a peaceful transition of power and something that he is saying for four years. democrats, urgyou know, also sh that if a voter does not trust the election they may not turn out to vote and if you feel more comfortable with voting in person democrats are encouraging them to do that at their earliest convenience rather than just waiting to election day to cast a ballot saying as you said show up, vote in person or fill out your absentee ballot and drop it in a physical b

in a quinnipiac pole, pennsylvania.hat's been unleashed with a lot of people is they understand that fear doesn't solve problems. only hope does. >> after this break, zerlina maxwell will join us. we'll get her reaction to donald trump's defense that he is now trying to mount against jeffrey goldberg's reporting in "the atlantic." that's next. i'm a verizon engineer, and i'm part of the team building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband, and it's already available in parts of select cities. like los angeles and in new york city. and it's rolling out in cities around the country. with massive capacity, it's like an eight lane highway compared to a two lane dirt road. 25x faster than today's 4g networks. in fact, it's the fastest 5g in the world. from the network more people rely on. this is 5g built right. only on verizon. ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. ♪

joe biden leads trump 52-44% in pennsylvania, according to this new quinnipiac poll and fox news outonsin shows biden leading 50-42. how crucial is this fight in the midwest, laura. >> it's very crucial. both campaigns made clear they consider pennsylvania, wisconsin, key to both of their pathways. now, a lot of this will be played out at the margins given we also know by polling many voters have made up their minds about who they plan to support. and so in those margins, in some of the organizations i spoke to in pennsylvania organizing voters of color, they say if biden wants to prevent what happened in 2016 where black voters or young voters stayed home as opposed to turning out, then that's where he needs to focus a lot of his energy, which is paying attention to those voters who stayed home but vote in the past in wisconsin, michigan, and other battleground states. >> we're just learning from jacob blake's family attorney ben crump, he said biden met with the family for 90 minutes in kenosha today. since the conventions, you're really seeing biden kick off his campaign. just thi

the last quinnipiac poll was a month ago and you had him tied in that poll.ny internal campaign polls since showing how you're doing? >> yes. andrea, we're doing extremely well. we just announced, i think at the end of august, that we raised a record well over $10 million just in august alone. i can tell you on the ground here, i've been doing campaigns since i was 16 years old here in south carolina, and i have never seen the type of energy on the ground that i'm seeing right now in south carolina. people are so excited. and they're hopeful. we've had a senator lindsey graham who has been here for 25 years in washington, d.c., and lindsey was someone that many of us here in south carolina used to respect. we used to have high hopes for him because we thought he was a statesman. because what we've come to realize is this guy is only in it for himself. he's only about his own political relevance and his political power. and he's not addressing the issues that people are really concerned about. we need a senator that's going to fight for all of south carolina a

in one of those unexpected democratic opportunities is in south carolina where a new quinnipiac polldemocratic challenger jaime harrison 48%/48%. and jaime harrison joins me now. this poll was sort of a shot across the bow to your opponent right now donald trump is leading joe biden in your state 51/45 according to the same company, quinnipiac, but you are ahead. can you explain. you're tied. can you explain why you seem to be outdoing or outpolling the vice president right now >> that's because, you know, joy, that old adage of all politics is local, it's true you know, lindsey graham has been in washington, d.c. for 25 years, and 18 of those spent in the united states senate and people understand that this lindsey graham is very different than the other old lindsey graham this lindsey graham doesn't really care about the people in south carolina and the issues they're dealing with on a day-to-day basis what he cares about is his own re-election, going on shawn hannity every night instead of doing the town halls here, addressing the issues that people are dealing with it it is sad w

the quinnipiac poll up ten for biden. now a reminder a candidate doesn't need to win a national poll to be the president of the united states. he only needs to win certain key states. and we don't have that data. chris, we have national numbers and it's just something i remind everybody every time we look at national numbers. >> there's only one poll that counts and we're still a little ways away. >>> san francisco's old navy is really getting its employees involved in the coming election. it plans to pay employees who work at the polls for the 2020 election. old navy will pay for up to eight hours of work. it comes as several states face poll worker shortages due to the covid-19 pandemic. san francisco alone says it needs more than 1,200 people at polling places. >>> we have two deadly shootings to tell you about. a man was found along clemens avenue near 101 and the 280 interchange. first responders tried cpr but the man died at the scene. detectives are now speaking to neighbors and a witness. >>> police in richmond in

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a new quinnipiac university national poll shows that he has a ten-point lead over president trump. the majority of likely voters surveyed said that their minds are made up already. and a lot can still happen, though, between now and november. meanwhile, president trump is not committing to a peaceful transfer of power should he lose the election. >> we're going to have to see what happens. i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots are a disaster. get rid of the ballots, and you'll have a very -- we'll -- there won't be a transfer, frankly. there will be a continuation. >> president trump has repeatedly attacked mail-in voting saying it will lead to fraud despite no evidence. he previously said biden would only win if the election was rigged. >>> the coronavirus will play a key role in the election. currently there are four possible vaccines in the final stages of trials here in the u.s. however, it remains unclear just whether any will be ready by election day. on capitol hill, top u.s. health officials told senators that they would take a covid vaccine

the latest quinnipiac poll has president trump up in texas by 5 points, 50 to 45. joe, take your crack at all of those, where do you want to start. >> obviously we've seen over the past cutouple weeks since kenos, what's happened, joe biden has pulled ahead in wisconsin in some polls 7, 8 points. so the states everybody has been talking about, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, and really ohio wasn't a part of this. ohio and iowa comfortably fell in donald trump's campaign, but all five of those states across the upper midwest have obviously been part of the heartland battle. but you look at these polls. let's start in pennsylvania, biden up 48 to 42 in one poll six points. the fox news poll biden up 7 points there. then you go to ohio, this is a real surprise, ohio and iowa firmly for donald trump and there you have biden up, again statistically tie, 48, 47. and the fox news poll, biden up 5, 50 to 45. obviously, if ohio is close on election night, this is going to be a blow out and joe biden is going to likely win by a landslide, if ohio is close. iowa, 45 to 42.

and a quinnipiac poll as well has trump at 45% among hispanics, biden at 43%.urprise you and what does biden need to do better? >> they don't surprise me because i live here and i've seen the trance information mafgs in the last four years. donald trump in 2016 won the could yuban american vote by a margin because it was significant. and today his numbers have so he lids solidified. if you were here, you would think that this was a race for president of nicaragua orrn cub. i saw a negative ad against a state rep. and that message has -- he has honed if ed it in, and it is nd in to the minds of people who like me fled communism and are traumatized. when you fled socialism and you have a emotional trauma that donald trump has figured out to k3 flig exploit. so biden needs to confront it in the same way that he confronted the lie of lawlessness that he was in favor of the violent protests in portland and he came out and he talked about his history as a law enforcement citizen and somebody who didn't believe that. that is the same thing he has to do so this issue.

a quinnipiac poll last week found 93% of voters in florida, they've already made up their minds. >> mr. memoli, joe biden heading to michigan on wednesday. today president trump back in action for the biden campaign. how is he getting involved? what's he doing? >> craig, well, of course, in this covid campaign, you're not seeing the usual barnstorming campaign travel from the campaign itself, their surrogates that you'd typically see. it's forced the campaigns to try to get creative to reach voters. you saw joe biden on the campaign trail yesterday, physically in pennsylvania. you mentioned michigan on wednesday. senator kamala harris on the campaign trail for her first solo road trip yesterday in wisconsin. he'll be in florida later this week. dr. jill biden doing some virtual education focused events, targeting florida voters today. she'll be in minnesota later this week. then you have president obama getting back in the act. remember last month we saw the virtual socially distant conversation between obama and joe biden. then we saw a socially distant conversation between joe biden

a quinnipiac poll shows the president up six points on the issue in the keystone state's. i'd campaign is desperately trying to respond to those surging numbers of president trump. biden's handlers today told him and his basement in dollar two a trip to kenosha wisconsin. the trump campaign criticized biden strip noting the president brought with him two days ago federal help for the victims of recent violent riots in kenosha and millions of dollars in assistance for small businesses to rebuild. the trump campaign manager bill stepien today said biden is simply following the president's lead. >> it's scary times and democrat-controlled states and vice president biden's own party. i had a press with a member of the squad talking about the unrest in cities democrat mayors refusing federal support and help at the president software. with joe biden visiting kenosha today the president was there earlier in the week as president of the united states. vice president biden is there is a political candidate. this is not injecting politics into a serious situation that the present h

rasmussen reports had us tied today and that quinnipiac poll, they are coming around in these other pollsound where in georgia, landmark poll had us up at seven points. president trump is steadily gaining every day and moving ahead in the battleground stat states. >> tammy: he makes a very good point, this is one that trump supporter's have made a lot, democrats are over polled or they are skewed, but this does not do any favorite to the democrats either because in your moving forward with a completely wrong view of where you stand which i think was part of hillary's problem in 2016. >> i think that is right. in the six battleground states, president trump over performed the polls by about 2.8 percentage points. let's assume for the sake of argument he's going to do that same thing and over perform, that would lead him to win states like michigan, would lead him to win north carolina, the problem is he would lose florida right now because he only over performed the polls by 1% of these trailing by more than that. if you look at the electoral map, 36 electoral votes to play with and still

going out on the campaign trail to north carolina next week and florida for rallies, in the same quinnipiac poll in florida it is really tight, biden leads by just three. jillian: anything can happen. todd: i wonder if they go to any non-swing states between now and november 3rd. jillian: chief of staff writes priebus compared the two wisconsin trips and his message will resonate. >> i lived in kenosha my entire life, my parents lived in kenosha. a week ago kenosha was burning down. people were putting their kids, no exaggeration coming in their basements while dad was sitting in the kitchen with their hunting rifles not knowing who was going to come through the front door. things have changed in the field. this issue of law and order is real. if you look at what the president is talking about an democrats are talking about, defunding the police, kneeling for the national anthem, suspending seasons of the nba, not playing sports, not putting kids in school. this election is coming down to freedom and how we want to live as americans and kenosha is the example of it all. todd: molly hemingwa

the fox and the quinnipiac polls show that the ohio race is anyone's call at this point. the group has michigan, plus one for trump, very close there. let's keep this going now. if trump carries florida, north carolina and arizona, along with the other states he is already expected to win, he'll have more than 250 electoral votes. at that point, the only way for democrats to win would be to sweep pennsylvania and the midwest with mail-in ballots. the democrats have gamed the south, believe me. they see this coming, which is why they are trying to delay the count in the midwest for as long as they can. so think about this. after being the punch line for liberal elites for years and years, the midwest finally has its moment in 2020. if you're from wisconsin and you're an independent but trump's tweets bug you, okay, i get it. but focus on what matters. your family, their future, your and their safety, and prosperity. the 2019 economic numbers, we've gone through this, our irrefutable proof that trump's policies work. yet liberal mayors and governors have done their darndest

from a new quinnipiac poll, donald trump has made half of all likely voters in the united states of america feel less safe under his presidency. only 35% of voters say they feel more safe because of him. joe biden, who is not fear mongering, who is not treating racial injustice as a zero sum proposition, he's the one in the race with a ten-point advantage on the question of who makes you feel less safe. more safe, 10% more think that biden will make the country safer. trump's polling post his party's convention was summed up this way by "the new york times" today. quote, the new results suggest that the president's effort to reframe the race around law and order at the republican convention hasn't reshaped the race to his advantage. for now, athlete, mr. trump finds himself in an unenviable position. he trails by a wide margin, even at a moment that usually represents the high water mark for the president's party in the polls. more often than not, a president goes on to fare worse in the election than in polls taken just after his convention. that is where we start today with some of favori

. >> and in fact a quinnipiac poll this past week found 58% of likely voters say the country is worse off today than it was four years ago. barbara boxer, david gergen, stay with me because i want to get your reaction for a endorseme endorsement. anita hill will be voting for joe biden and she plans to work with him as well just a year after she planned to hold biden accountable for his role in justice clarence thomas' confirmation hearings. we'll be right back. acks. mmm, delicious! i need this recipe. everyone thinks i made them, but it's actually d-con. what was that? judy? d-con. mice love it to death. i open the app, find the store i want to use, start buying and it gets me tons of cash back. i just got paid to shop. my favorite thing about rakuten is just getting money back in the mail. i mean, who wouldn't want cash back. sign up today and get cash back with rakuten. "ok, so, magnificent mile for me!" i thought i was managing... ...my moderate to severe crohn's disease. yes! until i realized something was missing... ...me. you ok, sis? my symptoms kept me- -from being there for

that's a bad number and there was another -- there was a quinnipiac poll that 50% of likely voters say having donald trump as president of the united states makes them feel less safe and only 35% say it makes them feel more safe and as a plurality they feel that biden would keep them safe. i think this is largely a reflection of the fact that he wants to change the subject, covid-19 is on people's minds and he's judged to have done a very poor job on that. so he wants to change the subject, it's not particularly working. suburban women continue to vote against him in these polls. they're a clear target of this campaign that he's running right now around the issue of anarchy in the streets and so on. so i mean, there's a lot of bad news here for the president. doesn't mean he can't win. we have got a ways to go before the election and we have three debates coming up. but structurally this looks like a tough slog for him if -- if he is going to win re-election. >> just one more point on those issues that you just touched on, david. worries about your community was how the cnn poll phrase

quinnipiac latest poll has susan collins in maine 12 points behind sara gideon.rolina, lindsey graham tied at 48% with jamie harrison. you have three vulnerable republicans on senate judiciary, thom tillis of north carolina is on that list. i don't know if susan collins want people to -- the moderates in her state to be her role in the kavanaugh confirmation of 2018. what's your take on this? is this good for those vulnerable republicans, especially those we just put up? >> those republicans are going to face a lot of pressure not only from mitch mcconnell and republican colleagues but from their voters. a lot of them, several of them including susan collins have said in the past and lindsey graham said in the past we would not fulfill a seat if one were to bristol-myers open in the final months of the term. they would have at that break their pledges, their promises, their past declarations to do that and that's something voters understand and voters are willing to hold people accountable for especially in this day where there's disdain for career politicians. t

a new quinnipiac national poll of likely voters, which gives joe biden a solid ten-point lead over donald trump, 52/42, also finds that 50% of voters feel less safe having donald trump as president and only 35% feel more safe. that is the polling answer to the big question joe biden asked this week. >> you feel safer and more secure now? >> a new cnn national poll of registered voters which shows joe biden ahead of donald trump, 51% to 43% shows joe biden with a similar lead over donald trump over who would keep americans safe. joe biden leads donald trump 51% to 45% on that question. the front-runner of the presidential campaign, joe biden, announced today that he will travel to kenosha, wisconsin, tomorrow in the aftermath of the police killing of jacob blake jr., a black unarmed man who was shot in the back seven times by a police officer who was so close to him when he was shooting him that he was holding on to jacob blake's t-shirt from behind. jacob blake was shot in the back as he was getting into his car where his three young children watched him being shot ten days ago. today, nb

it jumps to 15, the gap, among women voters in the state of ohio according to the latest quinnipiac pollburban women tipping the scales perhaps in these rust belt states, we thought it would be a good idea to sit down with some of them and speak with them in the town of north olmsted ohio, cuyahoga county, which you always hear a lot about on election night. we got their thoughts, with just five weeks to go. >> martha: are you undecided about what you're thinking this time? do want to start? >> sure. i'm colleen and i have three kids, eight and under. and i'm pretty decided this time about who i want to vote for. i'm choosing trump this time and it's different because i chose gary johnson last time and so, just observing him over the last four years, particularly this year during corona and watching him observing that currently has change my vote but i'm looking forward to the debates because you just never know when you get that piece of information that might change your mind. >> martha: what is the biggest thing that's guiding your vote right now? >> i'm ashley, i'm from -- i have thr

the american people, 75% in a quinnipiac poll believe racism is a big problem in the country. a fair amount of republicans have to believe it and the president can't talk about it in yuy way. p to say that racism is something that exists in this country because we know that it is and the president does not see this as part of his interest and more so try to flip that script, to use this as a wedge issue, particularly in certain swing states rather than rally around it to bring the country together or a unity message that we are seeing joe biden try to present. there are republicans all across this country who say that racism is a problem and they offer different solutions, they say that democrats are distorting it, big government is the solution. tim scott has talked about his own experience and then a conservative, small government solution to that. that's the tradition of black republica republicans specifically and some white republicans. this is not the tradition of donald trump. this is a person, as a personal figure and as a political figure sought to use race to divide

in the latest quinnipiac university poll, biden leads trump, 50% to 40%. in the latest poll, 52% to 42%. jake sherman is an msnbc political contributor. jake sherman, it's great to have you on the program. i know you're another early riser. i think it's a perfect place to have a conversation with you. as i was looking at what the president said last night and thinking about the questions to ask to lawmakers throughout the course of the day today, i couldn't help but wonder what they would be saying if this was happening somewhere else in some other country. what would america and its lawmakers have to say about what we heard from the president yesterday? >> well, kasie, welcome to terrell morning grind, a grind i've been a part of for quite some time now. no, you're absolutely right. our state department would say this is troubling. our diplomats would say that. our government would say that. our entire government would say that. we would say it's nice we're living in the united states, a point we're making in the playbook this morning. we kind of make the

we are also receiving new information from a quinnipiac won that was a release just this afternoon, anden has a lead over trump by eight points among likely voters. not just registered voters, but likely voters. in that poll, it showed that voters believe that the economy is the most important issue. as a matter of fact, 29% of likely voters say the economy, followed by the coronavirus, at 16%. but on the issues, on who they trust the most, biden leads trump on every one of the issues here in pennsylvania except for the economy. on the issue of the economy, they have president trump leading biden 52% to 45% here in pennsylvania. that is the message that we have been hearing from the president here in pennsylvania. he is really speaking to the blue-collar workers. we expect that message to continue. go after the former vice president, who is a scranton native. he will probably repeat the same things we have heard, that he has abandoned the workers with those other bad trade deals, and we will see what else he has to say tonight, but one last thing, neil. a really interesting point. it sh

a quinnipiac poll just came out in florida and pennsylvania and trump leads on leadership in the economyia by 7%. the economy is the number one issue among republicans -- among all voters in both states. democrats in pennsylvania and florida are more concerned about coronavirus than the economy, but not by much. so he is painting this picture. what you have to remember is we needed a jobs report of six or seven million in august, and again in september and october, to get us anywhere near where we were before. that's not happening. but trump will tout this as jobs created. they're not jobs created as stephanie just pointed out. these are people returning to work. that's great news for 1.4 million people. but a lot of this economy including the stock market has been propped up. you mentioned the deficit. this administration has overspent by $6.8 trillion. these are hard numbers to get a hold of. in 2020 alone donald trump's administration will overspend by $3.3 trillion. that's $105,000 per second for every second of 2020. i know those are astounding numbers. that's what we're overspendin

i mean, one of the polls out today in the quinnipiac university poll by a 50 to 35% margin, americans said they feel less safe rather than more safe as trump, and the reality is for many of the suburban voters that he's targeting, their view is that his belligerent and inflammatory approach to race makes them less safe not more safe. so it's not clear he can shift the argument. it's not clear he can win the argument, even if he does. >> yeah, listen, kyung lah did a story earlier on ""ac 360"" about people in houston and how they were dealing with the coronavirus, right, and the eviction rate there. that is a real -- that was a real picture of trump's america, what is happening in this country. and when you consider other nations, other countries, developed nations are pretty much back to normal and back to work. their economies are, you know, back up and running. and we, the most powerful country in the world, are not. it says -- says to you what's happening out there and that this is donald trump's making, you know, and not, you know, as you said, something that most people are expe

i went through all of that arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania, quinnipiac national poll.k that is? >> i don't totally know. i know the polls show they're close to even and that's the president way down from where he was. >> not totally, austin. it's like ten points, 11-point spread in florida. 15-point spread in arizona, i'm just talking about the economy. 10-point spread. it's the economy, joe biden needs to get those economy numbers up, no? >> he definitely needs to get the economy numbers up. no doubt about that. my point is if you go back eight months, the economy was president trump's strongest area by far and even in the polls now, he's down, the president is down substantially from where he was at his peak and i think that is because people are slowly realizing, maybe we aren't snapping back as fast as the president said. we are going to have the greatest economy in the history of the world unless we actually do something. so, i think this one is one that is just playing out by time. in my read of the biden plan, when asked about the content of what's in the biden

that poll is unchanged from quinnipiac's poll released on september 2nd.either candidate would be a landslide by today's standard. according to a cover story, joe biden might need a landslide to win the electoral college. in an article titled the election that could break america, he describes all the ways that donald trump's army of lawyers and republican supporters and state governments around the country might try to throw the election to donald trump no matter what the voters say. if joe biden is leading donald trump in the key battleground states when the first election results are reported on election night, then when the mail-in ballots are counted joe biden's winning margin will probably significantly increase because polls show that more democrats plan to vote by mail than republicans. but if donald trump is ahead in the early vote counts on election night, there are republican lawyers poised to try to stop some key states from counting their mail-in ballots because trump lawyers are convinced they will heavily favor joe biden. the trump lawyer's

a quinnipiac poll today shows the president up 6 points on the issue in the keystone state.en's campaign is desperately trying to respond to those surging numbers of president trump. biden's handlers today pulled him out of his basement again in forre arerere trep to kenosha,, mp tampa tigpaig immteedlytelyte that the president bront bhtrout wo dsaygoay agogogoeder fal hp ttherrti vf oen rten envienttiots i k khaen knd a cest fanorstanstanan businesus to rebui rld.uilduildld um campa cnnn mager bagilerl ber stepian today said biden is simply following the president's lead. >> it's scary times in democrat-controlled states and cities, you know? vice president biden's own party, ayanna pressley, member of the squad, talking about encouraging, quote, unrest in cities. democrat mayors refusing federal support and help that the president's offered. joe biden visiting kenosha today, you know, the president was there earlier in the week as president of the united states. vice president biden is there today as a candidate, as a political candidate. this is not the time to be injecti

why are we seeing this in the quinnipiac poll?cally, the president in the white house at the moment should be responsible for what we're seeing, which is a lot of issues related to law and order today. >> that's right, richard. let me start off by saying we need justice for breonna taylor and i stand with those anti-police brutality, anti-racism demonstrators who are standing up for her in this moment. but you're right. that donald trump would like to say, you won't be safe in joe biden's america. but we're living in donald trump's america right now. and in this instance we are seeing, waking up every day to another black life snuffed out, frankly by the hands of armed police. we have over 187,000 members of the american community who have passed away because of covid. we are afraid to send our children to school. we have our seniors who are shut in. so donald trump is asking or predicting that you won't be safe in joe biden's america. and joe biden is returning and saying, look, we're living in donald trump's america. when we hav

and that poll comes on the heels of a quinnipiac poll last week showing both of them tied at 48%. that senate candidate, the guy who seems to be rattling senator graham, joins me now, jaime harrison, democrat of south carolina and former democrat state party chair. i want to start on the notion, i thought it was somewhat humorous and bemusing last night to see lindsey graham say that he's getting outraised and outspent, like you are the goliath in this race, and poor lindsey graham is the david, just trying to keep up. >> well, chris, as i told lawrence last night, i'm living rent free in lindsey graham's head right now. he can't get on a highway here in south carolina without see thing big, round head smiling at him. we are all over south carolina, this movement is something like i've never seen before. but people are ready for change here in south carolina. we're about closing the chapter on the sold salvage that he's a relic of. i'm excited about it, and it's going to be a sea change here in south carolina. >> let's talk about the affordable care act in this case, that will be

in the quinnipiac poll last thursday, if you look at battleground states, pennsylvania and florida, researchers asked voters -- this was in "the new york times" -- they ask voters who they thought would do better in a generic crisis, just using the word "crisis." language that intentionally left out things about a pandemic where the protests. in both those states, voters were slightly more likely to choose donald trump. if they were asked about the coronavirus crisis specifically. also, in the fox news poll last week, voters approve of donald trump's job performance than back his reelection. how do you convert those voters into actually stepping up in voting for him? i think the biggest case he can make in terms of the economy is he won the presidency because of the lackluster growth and the malaise in this country that was eight years of barack obama and vice president joe biden. under his stewardship, that you had wages growing for the lowest skilled workers, at the fastest pace in two decades. you had rank and file worker wages growing faster than those of their bosses. the fastest in ten ye

i'll just give you one example in the quinnipiac poll that was just released.hen you ask people whether or not they feel more or less safe under donald trump, only 35% actually say more safe. 50% say less safe. every demographic group by race says they feel less safe under donald trump, and so ultimately i don't think these attacks on biden are working. >> neera tan donn, do you agree with that assessment? you've been working in and around the party for quite sometime. >> yeah, i actually think this was a bit of a trap for donald trump. i mean, he moved it to this issue of safety and i actually thought it allowed joe biden to make the argument about personal safety and chaos, essentially joe biden has been saying that trump's chaos is hurting. this is an example of that. he was very much not just playing defense but going on offense against trump and as you see in the numbers, he had fertile ground because actually people believe that donald trump is making them less safe and the chaos he creates and the division and the anger that he feeds off of where he want

>> guest: the quinnipiac poll today in south carolina. >> host: my friend and colleague on the dnc. 4444. >> guest: if you go from lindsey graham to jamie harrison you go from one of the more loathsome creatures whoever signed his way to congress to janie who is a terrific person and is in a dead heat in south by god kalorama -- carolina. i've been in touch with all of them. my deal with cnn is i can no longer work for politicians that i can volunteer. i have been doing fundraisers and campaigning for these candidates. m j hagar is close to my heart, texas woman who rides a motorcycle. >> host: let's turn to the book. >> guest: absolutely. in dc, a rival network to yours and mine says texas is a tossup state. john cornyn, 46, highly vulnerable, 36, mj, do you know her personal story? >> guest: >> host: i knew her opponent in the primary. >> guest: i love royce. m j was a pilot in the army rescuing wounded soldiers in afghanistan, she gets the call, flies in on her helicopter, helicopter gets shot down. mj gets shot, they sent another chopper in, rescued a wounded soldier, rescue mj, the

. >> quinnipiac polls show jaime harrison tied with lindsey grah graham.ogram monday night because control of the united states senate is so important in this election. we're going to continue our ongoing discussions with senator candidates around the country. tonight we're joined by john ossof. >> john ossof is putting in the work, and we see david purdue sweating. david purdue cannot account for his behavior over the last six years and he cannot show his work. we are seeing the results in poll after poll showing that john ossof is not only tied neck and neck but in some polls is ahead. >>> ahead. >> jon ossoff joins us next. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ ♪ you know limu,g after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty.