marris shows a tide quinnipiac, a six-point lead there was a franklin or martial poll out that showed harris for three points. a washington post poll at one point, take away from this the average harris slightly up, maybe according to this new polling in pennsylvania. this isn't moving other important states. i want you to look at here. you have wisconsin and michigan marris shows a one-point edge in wisconsin, quinnipiac, a one-point edge that's basically tied in wisconsin and michigan, harris up five in marris, up five and quinnipiac again in these three polls and polls, we've seen what you basically see is a very slight edge for harris maybe in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin why is that important? well, it may be frankly everything. this is the race to 270, the race to 270 electoral votes. these yellow states are the states right now that are frankly too close goes hall toss-up states. if you look at this new polling which may show a slight edge for harris and pennsylvania, michigan in wisconsin, look at that, those states and just those states give her 270 electoral votes a

so i would take this quinnipiac batch of polling with more than a grain of salt. i look back a little bit further back a week or so ago to cnn's polling which shows donald trump at a little bit better better position. but kamala harris has done better, improving her image ballot is not followed yet you know, one thing go look ahead. data nerd. thank you very, very much. you know, the bottom line is, i wouldn't go on your program and put up polls that i didn't think were indicative of at least a larger trend in this race, right? you talk about pollsters who have a good record how about an cells are in the state of iowa nailed that race? i remember the first time appeared with you on air was back in 2020. i said this pole is big trouble for joe biden because it shows that he's basically doing about the same as hillary clinton in iowa. guess what that poll showed this past week and it showed kamala harris only down four points in a state that joe biden lost by eight points a tremendous improvement. you talk about in other paul, how about unh, their final poll of 2020

quinnipiac's bolster says these results show quote three crucial swing states wave a red flag at the trump campaign the gop's most go-to attack strategies against democrats on immigration and the economy may be losing momentum. likely voters now see little daylight in most cases between harris and trump on who can best handle those key issues now both candidates were talking about immigration on the trail yesterday. donald trump, once again, attacked haitian migrants it's in ohio, while kamala harris called out his mass deportation plan they have pledged to carry out the largest deportation a mass deportation in american history. imagine what that would look like and what that would be how's that going to happen? massive raids massive detention camps? what are they talking about? >> we're getting them out of our country. they came in illegally. destroying our country. we're getting about they're going to be brought back to the country from which they came all right, we should note that the haitian migrants in ohio are here legally according to ohio's republican governor, joining us n

i'm not going to say that quinnipiac is right on the button. but what i will say is at this particular point, i know that the poll that's what i've been looking at this as not the first poll out this week from the state of pennsylvania that showed that kamala harris is doing particularly well. and i can guarantee you it will not be the last but i would just add though, there's another poll out today from scripts that shows to what kamala harris was just saying about immigration and what trump was saying that a majority of americans, a majority support mass deportations, but they don't really like, i think that the question is bad. >> let him do you support a result of wreaking havoc on the economy? do you support law enforcement going door to door and ripping people out of homes? like if you ask the question chin to people in that way, i don't think the response would be the same. i'm just saying that i think that some of trump's talk about people eating animals in springfield rubs off when you get answers like this. i mean, there's certainly a

there's battleground polling -- >> quinnipiac putting out polls of the three blue wall states, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, all showing harris with

a new quinnipiac poll showing that in pennsylvania, harris is up six points, leading donald trump 51-45. in michigan, harris with a five-point lead. and in wisconsin, it is virtually a dead heat, with harris at 48%, trump at 47%. david, both campaigns going all-out in those states to try to win over voters.

quinnipiac university, harris leads 51% to 45%.d marist poll shows both candidates are tied -- at 49%. there is also new polling in the battleground states of michigan and wisconsin. quinnipiac polling of likely voters in michigan show harris at 51% and trump at 46% and pulling of likely wisconsin voters shows harris up 49% and trump at 48%. all of these polls are within the margin of error. and in the seven battleground states -- say they will vote for harris while 12% say they will vote for donald trump. joining us now, simon rosenberg, democratic strategists and author on substack. >> by the way, good job. >> this is our own inside joke. folks at home don't know what happened. a new ap poll shows voters have a more favorable view of vice president harris than they do of donald trump. what do you make of the vice presidents favorability numbers? should we take stock in that? >> we should because what we have seen in a lot of polling as she is in positive territory in what is called favorables and unfavorable's. and we, convention

in the quinnipiac poll, similar numbers.nia and michigan, the vice president five points ahead in there, just one point in wisconsin. what stands out is some of the analysis. quinnipiac says the gop's go to attack strategies on democrats on the economy and integration may be losing momentum. likely voters see little daylight between trump and harris on who can handle those key issues, which is strange because yesterday, the teamsters union refused to endorse either presidential candidate, ending a 25-year run of backing the democratic hopeful, largely because of the majority of their members are backing trump. >> it's a great honor that they are not backing the democrats, that's a good thing. this is the first time in 50 or 60 years that th happened. democrats automatically have the teamsters. they took a boat, i was at 60% or more. it'a great honor. i've had a lot of teamsters work for me, concrete trucks build all of these buildings that you see in new york city. christian: let speak to a man who sits in a key state, democ

marris and quinnipiac in the state of michigan finding kamala harris up by one. and then in wisconsin, well, within the margin of error, but a one-point advantage in wisconsin. so the bottom line is at least in these two important states, these two posters find the same thing. >> harry, what do you like to do when we get a whole lot of polling at once? it's the best way to understand it what's the best way to understand it? >> well, i could throw a bunch of numbers that you like. i just did or we could average it all together and alright, so this has harris versus trump in those great lake battleground states, we average it all together. this has all the september pulling not just the ones that i showed you. and what do we see in michigan? a four-point advantage? for kamala harris and pennsylvania, a two-point advantage, wisconsin, a two-point advantage. again, pretty gosh, darn close, but leaning in her direction. and john, you know me. what is this all mean for the electoral map? well, in the race to 200 electoral votes keep in mind kamala harris can win with j

i'm sorry. >> so inside that new quinnipiac polling, a potential red flag for the trump campaign on the former president's signature issue, immigration and the border. likely voters in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin now almost evenly split on whether harris or trump would do a better job handling immigration both candidates yesterday addressing this issue at separate events in washington in new york they have pledged to carry out the largest deportation mass deportation in american history. >> imagine what that would look like and what that would be how's that going to happen? massive rates massive detention camps, about? >> we're getting them out of our country. they came in illegally. that destroying our country. we're getting about their gonna be brought back to the contrary from which they came all right. >> our panel's here, jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters, sabrina rodriguez, national political reporter for the washington post. kendra barkow, former press secretary to joe biden and mike dubke, former trump white house communications director. welcome to all

this quinnipiac poll that was taken in pennsylvania about a month ago.rror for quinnipiac was 2.5 points, she had a 3-point lead of 50%, trump at 47%. cnn did a poll where the margin of error was 4.7%. and a lot of the battleground polls that came out today were right around 5% for the margin of error. they had it dead even at 47-47, so we will see how that goes. this is what i wanted to tell you. these are the results for pennsylvania from 2020. joe biden wins that state by 81,006 at 60 votes. what is kamala harris doing as of this thursday, leading to her debate prep next tuesday? she's going to allegheny county, which is pittsburgh, and staying there all week. his her running mate is set to do a number of appearances throughout pennsylvania. it reminds us again of how critical the keystone state is for democrats trying to win the white house. if i were to take a line -- let me go back to yellow here -- and drive right down through the middle of the state, what do you notice and what do you see? the eastern half of the state favor joe biden based on th

in a quinnipiac poll, similar figures in both pennsylvania .s against democrats on immigration and the economy may be losing momentum. likely voters now see little daylight between trump and harris on who can handle those key issues. which is strange because yesterday the teamsters union, refused to endorse either presidential candidate, ending a 25—year run of backing the democratic hopeful. largely because a majority of their members are backing trump. it's a great honour, they are not going to endorse the democrats. that's a big thing. this is the first time in, i guess, 50 or 60 years that this has happened. the democrats automatically have the teamsters. they took a vote and i was at 60% or more and that's a great honour. i have had a lot of teamsters work for me, a lot of the concrete trucks, built all these buildings that you see in new york city, the teamsters. we can speak to the democratic congressman from philadelphia, brendan boyle who sits on the budget committee: he on the budget committee: also sits on the budget committee. he al

>> i would rather be team trump of than team harris, looking at party id, and 1992, quinnipiac givingtrump the edge in the national popular vote but democrats of won the national popular vote seven of 8 of the past straight presidential elections so if donald trump is winning the national parties vote than the electoral college would likely follow because republicans do better in the electoral college than the national party vote. donald trump's numbers, who doesn't know donald trump? who doesn't know everything there is to know about donald trump? he faced all the negative, onslaught of the media continuously, her numbers, if i am donald trump i'm feeling good and she is failing to bring together the coalition democrats had in the past, not doing as well as past democrats, young voters, hispanics and blacks which i would rather be donald trump heading into november than kamala harris. stuart: i am sure you've seen this. a new quinnipiac poll shows donald trump gaining ground among women voters, down, but how did he gain any ground with women? >> look back to past election cycles? dow

. >> the threat to democracy is now the number two concern according to a quinnipiac poll that just came. but what's interesting about that, almost as many republicans think trump is going to be the one to solve it over harris. so this was an issue that joe biden owned, this was an issue that was primarily the democrats think that trump is the threat to democracy. well, republicans actually think that the left is a threat to democracy -- maria: but they don't say it the way -- the creme -- democrats are constantly saying it, and the media pix it up. >> no, we don't say -- republicans don't say it in the same way, but they are concerne- maria: well, they should be. the democrats want to pack the supreme court and get rid of the filibuster. >> exactly. [laughter] i mean, it's unbelievable that we -- the message doesn't have to be said in the same way, but republicans are very concerned that is democrats are going to be a threat to our democracy as we know it. when you look at something like this, how is she going to stop fit on just one issue? just no filibuster on abortion but everything

states get varying results. >> bret: swing states really close. >> juan: i'm saying quinnipiac harris close. that's my point to you. it's a little different than what we see in the fox poll in terms of battle grounds and states that were close in 2020. i think the big news out of this fox poll is not that she is up 2 points. it's the first time she has been up. to me, that's not the big news, the big news is the momentum that we're seeing for harris right now if you look at it trump's edge is evaporating on the economy, on immigration. is he still up but he has lost 10 points on the economy. he has lost 8 points on immigration. and among independents right now, in august, it was plus 8 for trump. now it's plus 12 for harris. if you look at hispanics. it was plus 6 for trump, in august. now it's plus 12 for harris. and we were just talking, i was watching what you were saying about blacks and young voters. and you are exactly right. but, again, when you look at it, you say wait a minute, this is better than she was doing. she is showing some improvement but it's still not at the point

i want to show new numbers from quinnipiac. harris is chipping away at trump's top issues in the key swing states, the economy and immigration, and you look at this, trump's only up two points on the economy in places like michigan and pennsylvania. there's only one point difference between them on immigration in michigan. jennifer, this has to be a major red flag for trump's campaign, no? >> absolutely it is. absolutely. those one points, two points, talking about the margin of error there, and i think the harris campaign has taken really strong steps in kind of shifting her messaging a little bit as we've seen. i think we've just saw some information today, addressing latino voters from an economic standpoint. that's another important shift. some of the work we're doing at women for us, shows clearly that there are moderate republican women in the swing states, tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of them across the u swing states that are open to voting across their part line on the issue of jobs and the overturnin

but there was a big guy economy remains top of mind for many voters, the quinnipiac poll shows trump has a slight advantage on that key issue. >> well, james, his union has announced it's not endorsing anyone in this year's us presidential race. will this marks the first time in nearly three decades the teamsters have withheld an endorsement and those sense have been in support of the democratic nominee. despite that the harris campaign is touting the endorsement of local teamsters chapters in several key battleground states. a republican rival meantime is cheering survey data from the union indicating about 60% of its members supported him over harris, donald trump claims that amounts to an endorsement earlier today, i was honored to receive the endorsement of the rank-and-file membership of the teamsters. i love that president of another major union, the united auto workers, had this response to trump's claim it's not a trump endorsement. >> i believe their union just like argument in most other units i know of in this country are going to vote heavily for kamala harris and tim wal

in the quinnipiac poll.president harris up one point. did i say this was tight? did i say it was close? yes. that tracks basically the real clear politics average is right in there. about 2 points. meantime, vice president harris doing an interview in wisconsin today. talking about the need to eliminate, as you heard with the senators there, the filibuster to codify roe v. wade into law. >> we should eliminate the fbi for roe to actually put back in law the protections for reproductive freedom and for the ability of every person and every woman to make decisions about their own body and not have their government tell them what to do. >> bret: besides senator fetterman, there are some democrats and independents who caucus with the democrats who have a problem with that let's bring in our panel. matthew con continue netty, fellow at the american enterprise institute. jim garety of "the national review." leslie marshall, democratic strategist. okay, leslie, she has had before. she has had this talking point abo

you talked about the quinnipiac poll's.that much about the horserace number of who is up and who is down, but if you look at the issues, you start to see that on the economy, abortion rights, immigration, vice president harris and donald trump are running neck and neck. excuse me, not on abortion, on the economy and immigration they are running neck and neck and that's because she's talking about her issues. you hear her plans to take on corporate price gouging. you talk about her plan to raise the tax deduction for people who want to start a small business because it costs $40,000 to start a small business on average but you can only get a $40,000 deduction, so she wants to expand that. you talk about housing and her plan to create 3 million more homes to increase the stock of housing to bring down prices. she is out there every day talking about the economy. donald trump is talking about weird sharks and electricity and whatever he is talking about at his rallies, but she is talking about the economy and i think we would

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now, the latest poll on north carolina come from quinnipiac yak university shows harris at 49%, trump at 46% the three-point lead is within the poll's margin of error, however, meaning there's no clear leader. earlier tonight, i spoke democratic north carolina governor roy cooper about the race in his state governor cooper, the last time a democrat got north carolina's electoral votes in a presidential election. that was 2008, it was brock obama. do you think harris can flip your state blue again? >> anderson, in 2008, north carolina made history by voting for barak obama it's time for north carolina to make history again by voting for kamala harris. i feel the same kind of energy we had thousands of people unpaid. donald trump unpaid in charlotte and greensboro this evening they were energetic. they were on fire they left here ready to make phone calls knock on doors do volunteer work taking people to the polls. i feel that same energy this year that i felt in 2008. and it's really exciting to see her come to north carolina right after that strong debate performance and she's been on

you can see right there the economy twice as important according to voters as abortion in the quinnipiac poll democracy was top ranked economy second, and then abortion down at 33% and a little bit down the list. so i guess my question to you is, why aren't you about to go on an economy tour were going on a reproductive rights tour because we're starting here in donald trump's backyard in palm beach county which in our state, across the across florida we are the poster child for maga extremism that has ripped women's reproductive health care decisions from them a ban so extreme that it it is likely that most women don't even know that they're pregnant at six weeks, which is when our band begins. >> and on top of that, you have severe restrictions that could have doctors land in prison. >> and even people who are aiding in providing a woman within the board. and after, after six weeks could be arrested. this is the worst example of the anti-democratic proposals and policies of donald trump. he's proud that he appointed a supreme court that overturned roe v. wade. and we need to make sure

now, according to recent polling from the hill and emerson college, along with marist and quinnipiac university's pennsylvania. as you can see, there is a mixed back in michigan. harris leads in all 3 polls in wisconsin. all 3 are within a point. pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin collectively have 44 electoral college votes. blake burman and this is the news nation political minute. vice president kamala harris says there's plenty of time for a debate and says that she has accepted the terms for a debate. >> with cnn challenging former president trump to join her on stage for a second debate between the 2 harris raised 27 million dollars at a fund-raiser in new york over the weekend. she says it showcases that they are gaining momentum. trump is doubling down on his position against another debate. >> and they say let's have another debate more to talk about and voters of america to serve. >> problem with another debate is that it's just too late. voting has already started. >> vice presidential nominees, they will face off in a debate next tuesday night. well, the news never stop

a new poll of likely voters by quinnipiac university shows harris leading trump in three critical keya, with the two candidates essentially tied in wisconsin. for more on qunnipiac university�*s polling of likely voters in three key swing states, i spoke to the university�*s polling analyst, tim malloy. before we do delve into the particulars, give us the big picture. we are 48 days until the election and what we did is we went to the swing state voters, seven or eight states that are critical. that is what this was about, a national poll over five days taken right after the debate and it was startlingly good information for kamala harris. again, a snapshot in time and anything can change but this particular week she is off and running. is that the debate that made the difference, do you think? i wouldn�*t be surprised. we did not ask that question but i think the debate was clearly a win for her despite what the trump people are saying. the forward momentum has continued. she is picking up points and crowding in on his key issues and starting to eclipse him almost. key issues, do you

. >> new polling from quinnipiac university shows harris ahead in pennsylvania and michigan with wisconsin up for grabs. we're going to say to kamala harris, the energy price razor. you are fired. we're getting back to common energy policies. >> but during a rally in raleigh, north carolina, trump's running mate, senator jd vance says there's no reason to support harris. she has flip flopped on literally every single proposal that she ran on in twenty-twenty. now she says she doesn't believe here's will head to michigan and wisconsin to finish off the week. well, trump will hold a rally in wilmington, north carolina on saturday reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right. time now for our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside. looks an awful lot like a painting. it's so beautiful. >> i was just going to say that, which which i'm sorry to me to take, you know, it's i mean, it's really cool that we we're gonna say yeah, i was actually say that. but since you've already said let's just look at pretty picture there. yeah, yeah. anything back a guys. we've got some changes co

president harris back on the campaign trail today, working to move north carolina into play as a new quinnipiac university poll shows her pulling ahead in the state 49 to 46% within the polls. margin of error. this election and what is at stake, could not be more important. former president trump in arizona looking to refocus on immigration. stay with the budget. stay with the border. he's trying to turn the page from growing fallout over this viral debate moment in springfield. they're eating the dogs, the people that came in. they're eating the cats. the former president spreading debunked conspiracy theories that haitian immigrants in springfield, ohio, are eating people's pets. city officials adamant there's no evidence of that. the state's republican governor backing them up. this is something that came up on the internet and the internet can be quite crazy sometimes. while refocusing on the challenges posed by rapid population growth, with as many as 15,000 haitian immigrants in the u.s. legally moving to springfield in the past few years, responding to local officials advertising jobs an

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there's battleground polling -- >> quinnipiac putting out polls of the three blue wall states, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, all showing harris with narrow margin of error leads, but holding those three states which joe biden won in 2020 still her clearest, easiest path to victory. >> thank you. >>> also tonight harvey weinstein appearing in court for the first time since undergoing emergency heart surgery last week. the former movie producer pleading not guilty to a new sex crime charge. we get more from anne thompson. >> reporter: more legal troubles for harvey weinstein tonight. already serving a 16-year sentence for a rape that occurred in los angeles, the one-time movie mogul returned to a new york courtroom today to face a new indictment, charged with a criminal sexual act in the first degree, accused of assaulting a woman at a new york hotel in the spring of 2006. the 72-year-old pleaded not guilty. >> mr. weinstein has been very consistent from the time of his investigation. he never forced himself on anybody. >> reporter: weinstein will also be retried on the sex crimes inc

quinnipiac is the most friendly to kamala harris with a plus five what? the bottom line is, you look at all of these polls. what you see as anything from a tie and marris up to a li plus five, the average shear is pretty good for kamala harris, write the number of those would be within the margin and they are within them margin of error. that's why we show all of them, and that's why i take the aggregation because that of course gives you a better idea of where the race would be. and so you see that range. but the bottom line is if you take the average of all of them, which you see is essentially kamala harris up by two or three depending on how exactly you take the average and why is pennsylvania so important? look, we've done a number of segments on pennsylvania, pennsylvania pencil silvanio pennsylvania, and the bottom line is this. if you win pennsylvania, your chance of winning the presidency is quite high. so for instance, for kamalaharris, it's 88% if she wins the state of pennsylvania, if donald trump loses state of pennsylvania, it's a 94% chance

she hit them today and i think she'll continue to do that. >> we earlier showed a quinnipiac poll whicharris to the three-point lead. that's within the poll's margin of error. democratic nominee for governor in north carolina, attorney general josh stein leads the republican nominee, lieutenant governor mark robinson by ten points, 51 to 41%. robinsons made several controversial comments, obviously, do you think the gubernatorial race would have a major impact on the presidential race mark robinson, the republican nominee, is so extreme with his comments like men should lead, not women, that there should abortion you'd be denied with no exceptions he enters into the cultural culture wars. >> donald trump has heartedly endorsed mark robinson. i believe mark robinson will help bring donald front down in north carolina because republicans, democrats, and unaffiliated alike are burned off by mark robinson in his statements of turning north carolina backward. so i think there'll be a top-down effect and a bottom up effect were one of those few states that do elect our statewide offices at th

a new quinnipiac poll showing that in pennsylvania, harris is up six points, leading donald trump 51-45. in michigan, harris with a five-point edge, 50%, trump at 45%. and in wisconsin, it is virtually a dead heat, with harris at 48%, trump at 47%. david, both campaigns going all-out in those states to try to win over voters. david? >> david: rachel scott on the campaign trail again tonight. thank you, rachel. >>> overseas tonight, to france, and to the trial shaking much of europe. a woman taking the stand, testifying today against her ex-husband. she did not have to go public, but she chose to. tom soufi burridge in france tonight. >> reporter: tonight, france rallying around this woman, gisele pelicot, whose husband of 50 years is charged with committing horrific crimes against her for nearly a decade. dominique pelicot admitting in court that he drugged his then-wife without her knowledge and recruited dozens of strangers online to rape and sexually abuse her as many as 200 times. gisele pelicot telling her supporters, "thanks to everyone, i have the strength to fight this battle

a new quinnipiac poll shows harris leading slightly here in michigan, 50% to 45%. david? >> david: another very close battleground. mary bruce covering the campaign for us. mary, thank you. we should mention, much more of michael's interview with second gentleman doug emhoff tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime tonight, u.s. intelligence accusing iran of election interference in this country. iran allegedly hacking the trump campaign, sending stolen information to the biden campaign. what they allegedly sent. and authorities have said iran also tried to hack into the biden campaign, as well. pierre thomas on this story, as well, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent investigation. federal officials claiming iranian hackers sent stolen information from donald trump's campaign to political operatives associated with president biden's campaign. national intelligence and security agencies, including the fbi, saying that in an attempt to influence the election, iranian hackers "sent unsolicited emails" to members of biden's team that included "st

. >> new quinnipiac university poll in pennsylvania finds harris leading trump, 51% to 45%. in michigan, harris has a five-point lead over trump. in wisconsin, it's close. harris leads trump by just one point. 48% to 47%. meanwhile, a new maris poll has them tied. five-point lead in michigan. one-point lead in wisconsin for harris. aarp poll finds harris leading trump by one point among likely voters in wisconsin. 49% to 48%. but among voters 50 and older, trump takes a three-point lead over harris. and the latest "new york times"/siena college national poll of likely voters finds harris and trump tied at 47%. what do you -- >> what do you think? >> well, i found the polls to be disappointing in the past, so i never know what to believe. but it does give you a snapshot. i think the trend line is what you always say is the important thing to look at. >> yeah. willie, if you look at the trend lines in pennsylvania, in michigan, trend lines all -- most of them show kamala harris doing substantially better. six, seven, eight points better than joe biden did. up three, four point

the quinnipiac poll shows former president donald trump up a point over kamala harris 48-47. new cnn poll showing opposite, harris up a point over trump 48-47. both returning to battleground state s today. donald trump heads to charlotte after his runningmate campaigned there. trump rallied in wilmington last week and kamala harris is expected to be in pittsburgh. while kat cammack pain nothing georgia, trump highlighted his plan to help american business. >> we are cutting business tax from 21% to 15%, making us most competitive tax anywhere on the planet, only for those who make their product in the usa. she is called the tax queen, they love her in other countries she forces everybody out of our country into their hands. demandings a 33% tax hike on production for her policy. lucas tomlinson >> lucas: joe manchin said he will not support kamala harris. >> the 60-vote threshold we operate under in the senate is essential. s >> will endorse her for president? >> i will not endorse her. >> lucas: joe manchin is the holy gral of democracy. >> carley: lucas, thank you so much.

. >> laura: there are some good numbers out today in the quinnipiac poll and a few others, other show here or there. but we were led to believe i think electric bill may collect tourette, trump was losing steam and favoring kamala harris but after that debate americans are having trouble paying their bills and worried about the border and still not thrilled we are shoving this money out to ukraine and i don't think that change because of the debate. >> not at all and zelenskyy showing up to a campaign for kamala, do american people want to support ukraine's pensions? i don't think so. i was just with president trump over the weekend and he is working so hard for the american people and massive amount of women support. i was in north carolina and the amount of women who want safety, protection, a leader like president trump to fight a lot of the violence with illegals coming here. it is just going to continue until election day so we will help him bring home this win. >> laura: speaking of the speech in north carolina, this comment is making a lot of waves from the feminists out there.

quinnipiac poll shows trump lea leading -- by 5 points in arizona.iff lamb. this question comes from a viewer who is my mom. she says, why would anyone, anyone in arizona vote for kamala harris when it is her reign as border czar that led to the migrant cries, migrant chaos in arizona? >> well, todd, your mom has best question of the day, i don't know how anybody, not just arizona, anybody vote for kamala harris? i think two biggest issues are border and economy. they have failed the american people miserably when it comes to both issues. the border is out of control, we're seeing more and more americans become victims of crime and more and more cities having trouble with not just criminals, but fentanyl poisoning. the list goes on and on, i don't understand how 50% of americans are contemplating voting for kamala harris at this point. >> todd: i did my own work and wrote my own question. starts with this clip from the debate. >> remember this, she is biden, she is trying to get away from biden. she is biden. the worst inflation we've ever had, a hor

now he -- biden's approvals are up in polls from quinnipiac and the wall street journal. what changed? did everyone suddenly realize how good the economy is? did they see on how border crossings are way down? probably not they just haven't. so did biden? his poll numbers are out the year that whatever they thought of his agenda, a significant version of voters thought he was too old to run for re-election, they hold it against them and many re-evaluated their feelings about the president when he did that remarkable thing and stepped aside and endorsed kamala harris. it is a bitter irony for the president, now that he is not running, joe biden's numbers are good. not just good but much more in line with the actual state of the country and the economy on his watch. and maybe follow personally. might be even tougher to run for donald trump. after all, trumps campaigns main line of attack against kamala harris is to try and tie her to biden's record which made sense back when biden was underwater by 15 point but now that he is as popular as ever, it kind of sounds like malark

it's only one poll a quinnipiac poll showed a far swing.at's why the harris campaign is staying focused on these issues. dom? >>> what's interesting is how the two are going to try to diff rep yat. what can we see in the coming weeks because it's crunch time now? how are they going to separate themselves from each other >>> absolutely i'm told she's going to focus on herself as sort of the candidate for the middle class, standing up for the little guy, corpocagainst corporations if kneaded but standing up for the little people she's framing trump as more for the billionaires, more focused on cutting taxes for the wealthy and those corporations also this discussion about made in america, they're both so focused on this. they're doing it in pretty different ways so far. that's going to be an interesting thing to watch we know she's been part of this by the administration that's done it through mostly incentives and tax breaks where trump is taking a different tact if you don't do this, i'll place tariffs on you. >>> coming up on the show, dig

. >> a new quinnipiac poll shows him leading 52-45% with likely voters when it comes to handling thebut several other recent national polls show harris is narrowing that trust gap her plan focused on lowering costs for middle-class families. while campaigning in wisconsin, she spoke to wisconsin public radio about her affording housing plan. >> i understand and have as part of my lived experience, a li lifetime practically of being a renter and also what it means for families to aspire to own a home. >> vice president outlining her proposal that she says would incentivize developers that would build three million new homes while providing a down payment assistance. she supporting ending the senate's filibuster to restore roe-v. wade. >> we should eliminate the filibuster for reo to put back into law the prexy protections for reproductive freedom. later he have head to the border for the first time since becoming a democratic nominee. >> in the middle east, palestinian officials said israeli air strikes killed two dozen people across gaza in kam unis a boy mourned his father who was o

statistical tie and harris up less than 2 points in the polling average and queen peek said a big -- quinnipiac said a likelihood of black voters would vote for trump and same for fox. tutor, nate silver now says trump has a 55.1% chance of waning e lek coral college and trump leads harris in five critical swing states. what do you think? >> she came out of dnc convention and well produced and many celebrities there and celebrities in the political world touting her. she's had advantage of the media showering her with praise and yet hasn't got an huge bump and means american people don't like what's happening in their houses and in their pocketbooks. and gas prices are high and hard to fill refrigerators with food and don't like what's happening on the border or worldwide. hasn't came out and adjusted any things and everybody was waiting for the interview with dana bash saying we're going to give her the benefit of the doubt till then and then we want to hear her plan. she refused to any any of the questions. in fact, her vp candidate sitting next to her refused to answer the questions. that do

>>> new quinnipiac polling out today shows vice president kamala harris leading donald trump in three blue wall states. she's up by 6 points in pennsylvania, 5 points in michigan, and 1 point in wisconsin, the only state within the poll's margin of error. this may be part of a more national trend in harris' favor. the latest des moines register poll from iowa shows trump leading by just 5 points in that state after leading president biden by 18 points in june. joining me now is simon rosenberg, veteran political strategist and author of the "hopeium chronicles" on substack. you can see a connection between harris gaining maybe as many as 14 points in iowa, a largely white state, and doing better potentially in these three blue wall states. do you see -- should we be connecting dots there about what white working class voters may be doing, or is that overstating the case? >> here's what we know. since the debate the election has probably shifted 1 or 2 points or more in her favor. there's been a lot of polling post the debate and it's all been saying the same thing, which is that she's

he think about pennsylvania, what you're saying is important here and to see her leading in the quinnipiacstriking. what is it about her perception in pennsylvania that is going to help her or is helping her at this juncture and how fragile is it? kailey: i think it is hard to narrow down one thing. what we have seen across the polling is there is more voter enthusiasm for her candidacy and there was for joe biden who was dogged by many issues but most importantly his age which is something he could not change. we have seen in polling and this was school of the michigan is in a school poll that harris is starting to pull better on the economy. in the michigan survey i was referring to she was trusted more on the economy then donald trump. the way she has been able to make up ground in areas like according to our winning consul whole, trust in housing and helping the middle class, those things could be why she is able to make more ground in the battleground states where the economy is the top issue. sonali:sonali: i was in washington a day ago with you and i had when a to switch gears to th

a quinnipiac university poll released last week shows harris is up six points in pennsylvania, whiche margin of error, but a maris poll released that same day shows them deadlocked at 49. when you look at real clear polling averages where they take a list of polls and take that average the race in the key battleground states is neck-and-neck. too close to call. the largest lead is a 2.2% for trump in arizona. the heritage foundation kevin roberts says this. >> it has been a steady state since the switch that the democrats pulled. i think the race is neck-and-neck. the up shot about this race until and unless more people in the legacy media get the vice president and the governor of minnesota to talk about their terrible policy records, you are going to see this race remain neck-and-neck. i have never seen anything like this in my entire career. >> harris: quick responses. antoine. >> i have to respond. joe biden is a practicing catholic and believes a woman should be trusted. >> harris: we want to talk about polling. i respect you have more to say about why kamala harris is not going

♪robitussin♪ >>> new quinnipiac polling out today shows vice president kamala harris leading donald trumpa, five points in michigan and one point in wisconsin. the only state within the poll's margin of error. this may be part of a more national trend in harris' favor. the latest des moines register poll from iowa shows trump leading by four points in that state. after leading president biden by 18 points in june. simon, thank you for being here tonight. i think a lot of people would like a dose of opium. if you can see a connection between harris gaining as many as 4 points in iowa. a largely white state. and doing better potentially in these three blue wall states. should we be connecting dots about the working class voters? >> since the debate, the election has probably shifted one or two points or even a little bit more in her favor. she was up two to three points before the debate. there has been a lot of polling and it is all saying the same thing. which is that she is gaining ground and we will know how much the next couple of weeks but you started seeing a lot of state polls that