racine. we now have all the vote in racine county. we're waiting for racine to come in here.mp -- the key here, trump's improved slightly in terms of his vote share relative to 2016. but the key here that i'm trying to show you is his lead statewide was not dented by what just came in in racine. so i think it underscores there are a few, as i say, waukesha county, kenosha, green bay, there are a few other places where we're going to get vote dumps like we just got in racine. in racine it did not budge the statewide number, did not bring biden any closer. so what that means, it really again underscores for biden the importance of milwaukee and getting a massive number he needs out of milwaukee because again, right now trump's lead's 118,000. getting those votes in from racine didn't change that at all. there aren't that many places left on the map here to report in. so we've got milwaukee by far the biggest thing left, when we get the absentee this number's going to change. is that going to come down 120,000? that's what you've got ask yourself right now. >> certainly. we're k

when you take a look at the spike racine and coronavirus around the country and around the world this vaccine truly is the light at the end of the tunnel and it is made possible by the government of the republican majority of the senate in this administration in our efforts to focus on operation work speed. at the same time we been doing this the democrats have seen to be rooting for failure saint joe biden said he was not sure if the vaccine was real and kamala harris and the vice president of eight said that if it was a donald trump said there was a vaccine that worked she would not take it and nancy pelosi and her three chilean dollar so-called heroes act she has more money and that to do direct pay checks to illegal immigrants then she does to help with the vaccine. last week when the first news came out about pfizer being 90% effective walk to the governor of new york have to say? the governor of new york had to say this about all this good news and he said the bad news, the bad news is that it is about two months before joe biden takes over and that means, he said, this administ

and not backing down thousands of protesters in the bell of racine capitol face warning shots and stun grenades as they renew their demands for president lukashenko to step aside it's the 12th straight weekend of protests following things disputed election. and in formula one lewis hamilton wins again this time in italy to extend his record breaking number of victories to 93. and at the held welcome us president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden are making their final pitches to voters ahead of tuesday's election trump is holding campaign rallies in 5 battleground states on sunday including michigan north carolina georgia and florida biden is focusing his attention on the pivotal state of pennsylvania a record 900. 1000000 early votes have already been cast as the contest heads towards the biggest turnout in at least a century. joining me now is our chief political editor from washington d.c. to minus 48 hours why. biden and trump visiting these states in particular. well because there are 2 parts essentially to the next presidency that the rust belt that goes through pen

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i'm going to racine in my life. these people are going to make him somebody like mike, mike pompei, look like gandhi. are you focusing more on that statement on foreign policy? and jim, i tell us foreign policy, national security. i think one of the 1st places we can see things heating up is syria, despite the fact that any normal person looks in syria and says, look, the government not under mr. assad has won this war, should be winding down. peace should be restored to syria, syria. these people never give up, they will sure that war up again. and we will see a lot more people dying there because this is what they do. apart from cope. and what do you see is the main priority for american and aid for this security and policy appointments? i think putting away any pretense that foreign policy and national security should be about the safety, security, and well being of the american people. putting america 1st as mr. trump said, and really did manage to deliver very much on as, as china puts china 1st, russia, bush,

furious about this and they overthrew the the government so this cold war with china's commercially racin south america being pushed back by the united states not through its own commercial dealings because united states cannot actually compete commercially as you see with huawei and zte that d. they're using extra economic means to break the back of the chinese commercial developments and. these parts of the world and that's what we're going to see again whether it's a trump or biden ministration really and anybody administration because you see in silicon valley option not one silicone valley c.e.o. has come out to condemn trump's trade war against china because they agree with the trade war because that's the only way they can compete with chinese high tech firms at this time but the bluefin example is really something to hold on to the people who helped fast r.c. had you know gasoline and red being thrown on her hair was cut and she looked at the camera and says we are not afraid and now she's been elected as a senator in the senate didn't believe you had something to hold our heads h

them which is basically you know we might be you know all of that itch to talk sobbing america talk racine about being more and more of a collectivist saying we're all calling us and direction but the metrics and evaluation is still very much the same as a bad debate and so you sort of every february january your boss takes you to run the slides member life and you get renumerated based on your comments appealing americal thing so i think i mean that kind of practice well obviously that's been also as a reformer on but it didn't stop the kind of back that's that kind of the kind of opium effect that bad like of like living in living that paycheck so i still think really applies to all these people who work in this industry and making the script is so brilliantly observed you use america terms like work capitalism and spin that reagan fatter thread through and they're important to i mean arguably it has been written before the idea of banter in the office and identity politics very important to you that the issue of class was there in addition to race and sex discrimination. i think so i th

. >> we are seeing a close election, 14,000 votes about racine it also having the first of its kind and that is a hand recount that will actually take these ballots and actually put to rest and to going forward that we're actually taking thes ballots against the machine count for this is the first tim it's happened in georgia. to get the other big thing in georgia will be the runoff at the end of the year for the senate races. it's been suggested that president trump should as well, but no determination has yet been made whether the president will campaign in georgia. it's now been almost eight days a week ago today that we last saw the president come out and speak with us. i've never seen him be violent silent for so long grady grade he's prolific on twitter, but n public statements that we have seen. >> is it scheduled the same cracks he's obviously still doing his job. but we know whether that is going minute by admitting. >> we don't get a look at his private schedule, but the publi schedule has been very sparse, today he had lunch with the vic president verities got that meeting wi

racine county, look how close it is. the president is trying to recreate the magic if you will. he needs to and plus he needs a bigger come back than four years ago. how does that translate into the map that matters most as we start counting votes tomorrow? this is 2016 map. this is the trump's map. let's start from the last battlefield and walk through here. joe has a comfortable lead in michigan and wisconsin and outside the margin of pennsylvania. if he can do that, that's why the president is out there as well. those three states if he can keep the clinton states and add those three, joe biden is the next president of the united states. he's there of the final days so much because he knows those are the building blocks. if you believe the battleground poll and believe what democrats think they see in record turn out, joe biden has a chance. he has a narrow lead in north carolina. that'll get joe biden and if he picks up 233. joe biden start to stake in ohio, they think maybe, beto o'rourke was on television saying maybe in texas. that's more of a dream for democrats but they

for instance, they approached the racine, wisconsin, mayor.epublican county and asked them to work with madison, milwaukee, green bay, three very democratic cities. and this money goes to pay poll workers, create ballot drop box. in some cases in philadelphia where they got $10 million from zucker berke they sent -- zuckerberg, they sent quotas that a said you have to get 800,000 people to the polls, have at least 800 voting locations in order to qualify for the money. lou: and let me see if i've got this right. this means you don't have to worry about f e c reporting because -- f e c reporting because you're a nonprofit foundation putting money in the hands of the candidates through the poll workers, through the political system and turning out the vote simultaneously. that's a clever little piece of architecture on their part, isn't it? >> here's what we now, lou. last week -- or actually earlier this week, i was able to get the center to confirm that they funded 2500 municipalities and counties around the country. if you look at the map, a9

can he do it in places like erie, scranton, racin empty, kanosha and so on. i wonder, mr.are you excited, calm, confident? he pulled off a stunning victory four years ago. he is obviously the president to do it again, what do you think needs to happen? >> yeah, well look, ron has written a lot around this. but there's a great sorting of the eelectric tore ate. we have seen those moved away to trump and those that moved to trump. the country is polarized along education and income lines in a way that we have not seen. it's withbeen a resorting of t e electorate, trump put it on the map, put michigan and wisconsin on the map. he is talking to those voters. he is sort of, seeded the educated suburbs and turning out more rural and down scale voters across the country. that is why he has a chance. he has a path in the electoral college. he has a path. and democrats were leading in mail-in ballots and then a lot of battleground states can cut in the lead. a lot of data shows on election day. it skews more republican. >> i want you to weigh in. what do you think of what mike is s

you go north of there into racine county.hese counties and reminding our viewers there were 23 counties in your state that flipped for donald trump in 2016 that voted barack obama in both 2012 and 2008. can he do it again? >> what you are pointing to is southeast wisconsin. we remember the kenosha riots. also riots in waukesha and wauwatosa. are we getting the suburban mom votes out or the law and order message not working? i guess that's yet to be seen. those are the big republican areas. if you also look and pull up dane county where madison is at. >> sandra: i know where you are going. a heavily blue county you are pointing out now. dane county, wisconsin, one that hillary clinton won 75% of the vote in 2016. why are you watching this county? >> dane county is very liberal and growing, right? so the question becomes what is their voter turnout? they are at 80% in early vote what the vote total was in 2016. if they grow that substantially the question becomes can republicans turn out in the rest of the state? if you look at

where you see the president 51 plus% of the vote in that county leading by a wider -- i clicked on racine. kenosha, the president 51% of the vote there. leading by a wider margin than he was in 2016. you move a bit further north and you've been watching milwaukee county, wisconsin. again a county that hillary clinton secured in 2016 that joe biden has managed to secure a wider margin of victory so far. what can you tell us being able to call wisconsin any time soon? >> wisconsin seems like they're just about done collecting data. i believe the latest and you might have at this point i've been in the pod for five minutes he may have more recent data than i do. we think the biden lead is 20,000 at last check. about 20,000 votes. it seems to us like let's say you certainly rather be in biden's position than in trump's position right now. there is still some outstanding vote but we think most of that is mail-in balloting. as you know, the mail-in balloting in the upper midwest stage has had a pro-biden slant to it. i think it's possible that the biden lead my increase a little bit. again in a

milwaukee county, racine county and kenosha county. i would be very surprised if you did not see a substantial increase from four years ago. and if donald trump cannot add to his margins out state and if he is losing votes in the crucial milwaukee suburbs, places like waukesha county, then i think it's going to be very difficult for him to win the state of wisconsin. >> charlie, because it's donald trump, we know where he's ailing politically because he cries out to them and he cries out to suburban women exactly in the parts of the state that you're talking about. have you seen anything come in in ohio or anywhere else that signals to you the kind of result in some of those counties? >> oh, absolutely. and also in north carolina. now, whether or not joe biden wins in ohio or north carolina, i think that if you see the same kinds of trends there where trump's margins have been cut, you -- and if you see that in places like michigan and wisconsin, you know what the results are going to be. i mean, the margins -- >> right. >> -- in penns

lines are forming in many states with americans determined to have their say this is what us to mock racine licks like today huge lines at many polling stations and one of the world's oldest and largest democracies from chile wisconsin in the north through the city that never sleeps. to tropical florida in the south voters seem to have shown up in massive numbers even during a pandemic indicating just how important today's vote is for them i want voted for the greatest president in history gone ok wrong trump is doing nothing for us now that he's going to have very thing more in the control than what. trump does loved as intensely as he is loathed donald trump has become the biggest issue on the ballot and tonight americans and many around the world will be watching how he reacts to their results win or lose. concession speech or acceptance speech. hopefully it will be only for doing one of those 2 and you know. winning is easy losing is never easy now for me it's the. right joe biden is the man determined to turn trump into the loser his campaign through much of election day promising to h

. >> we need to see a good victory in kenosha and racine county.hen our governor failed to deliver the president did during the unrest and riots going on down there. we're talking the people down there about what this president has accomplished. >> wisconsin democrats say the problem is oh not a failure of authority it's antagonism from the president. >> they aren't happy about businesses being destroyed. neither is joe biden. they are not happy about donald trump pouring gasoline on every fire and almost nobody who is a persuadeable voter believes that donald trump made that situation better. they felt like he was inflaming that and making a scary situation even worse. >> the u.s. supreme court upheld local election laws that say all ballots have to be received by the close of polls, 8:00 p.m. central time. we know when they start counting ballots in wisconsin. we don't know when they'll finish because of the record turnout. estimates are with no problems wednesday morning. sandra, back to you. >> sandra: thank you, mike tobin. >> trace: former vi

a further 40 million pounds goes to horse racin to help courses survive. 28 million goes to those clubsort circuits such as silverstone and goodwood get six million. the lawn tennis association, get five million. netball, basketball and ice hockey will benefit, with four million — half that figure goes to badminton england — and greyhound racing will get one million. so horse racing is one of the sports being helped, and the chief executive of the racecourse association, david armstrong, says the funding will keep courses going. it helps us bridge the period from now, over the winter months through to when we most expect — or hope — that crowds will return. the return of crowds is the ultimate goal for us. crowds make up 50% of racecourse income. so until they can return, we were always facing a very, very difficult winter. and this package will help us bridge thatjourney from here to when crowds return. however, many sports like swimming weren't included in the bail out and the chief executive of swim england, jane nickerson, says more should be done for the sports that missed out. it'

racine has not come in. milwaukee is the new numbers. us and what milwaukee has now presented has flipped wisconsin to joe biden with a lead right now. >> reset. where were we? >> donald trump was ahead by 109,000 votes. we were waiting for information and data. we knew the county we were going to get was milwaukee county. they skew heavily democratic. >> now we know how much because of this. >> now we know how much. joe biden was able to make up roughly 121,000 votes in milwaukee county which would track with an enormous democratic skew towards democrats in the outstanding ballot there. now let's take a look. 89% of the state is reporting. what's outstanding right now? mostly red counties but also still about 23% of milwaukee. if it tracks anything like we have, it will skew democratic. the big question, the lead narrowed a little bit. down to 10,900 votes is what's the composition? what's the composition when brown comes in? is brown going to come in like that? is brown going to come in because it's mail vote? >> just so we get apples