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democratic incumbent, jackie rosen and sam brown traded jabs on several issues including abortion andtion. there was one topic they agreed on, no tax on tips. nbc's steve patterson is reporting from las vegas. great seeing you. no tax on tips. how is that going? >> reporter: you know, jose, there's nothing like being in a swing state before a crucial presidential election deciding the fate of the country, and just turning on tv. because you will sit through like four to five minutes of campaign ads back-to-back-to-back and here you will hear no tax on tips from both sides, and so i think people are hearing this message ad nauseam. they're wondering how this will work as a policy. one of the biggest questions, we asked workers, listen to this. rachel is an undecided voter in one of nevada's most prized populations, service workers. in this cycle with the economy top of mind, one offering by both candidates has rachel ready to order. what do you think about having no tax on tips? >> i would love to have no tax on my tips. i want all the money i can possibly get with inflation and everyt

rosen has led in all of these polls. a lot at the polls show a large percentage of 5% and 8% of voters undecided or don't know. there is little room for same advantage. >> sandra: if you could standby, we have remarks from president biden and he is at the gila river indian community speaking in arizona. we will dip in your. >> i got elected and my wife and daughter were killed and my two were badly engineered. the guy that came to my assistance, dan a, the first thing he taught me not a joke, s by indian nations." serious, dead earnest about it. it has been ten years since a sitting president candidate in an indian country. that is simply much too long. that is why i am here not only to fulfill my promise as the first president to visit in the indian country but more importantly, to right a wrong, to chart a new path, to a better future for us all. i'm here today because with that said, my wife killed and i've been here and times in the country literally. the first thing we send our love and joe, make sure you come home. [laughter] because every time she goes, she spent a lot and the navajo nation. am worried -- [cheers and applause] ever

the real clear politics average of polls shows jacky rosen leading sam brown by more than 8 points. what she says are her bypass accomplishments. ads from the first term senator's campaign tout her efforts lowering drug prescription drug prices as well as breaking with democratic leadership on border security. the trump-endorsed brown a former army captain won his party's nomination after falling short in 2022 brown says rosen and vice president harris have abandoned border security, flooding nevada and the country will legal immigrants. the two will meet on the debate stage october 17th. today, the u.s. supreme court denied a biden administration appeal over a federal emergency abortion requirement in texas. justices sided with a lower court ruling that helicopters in texas can deny terminating certain emergency pregnancies despite the federal requirement if that action would break state law. vice president harris meantime is slowly emerging from her media cocoon with interviews scheduled on several outlets, most of them considered friendly to the democratic nominee. senior white ho

lot pictures on the trip actually wanted to find out like, okay, if we could, if i can find sam and dorothy rosen mint children or his grandchildren, you know, maybe they have some information about trip. so i did some research and i found. that one of his his granddaughter is actually lynne garland, who is the wife of merrick, who is the united states attorney general. so like, okay, well, i think i could find her. i think i can find her. and i did get in contact with her and she put me in contact with her cousin, has all the slides that that they and he was very generous to let use a few of the slides, his photographs, the book. so they're really pictures that have never never been published of of picasso truman together. so it was really kind of a interesting part of the fun is you know doing the research and and finding these finding these connections and this is another picture that was taken in this is actually at the museum in it's the chateau grimaldi and that's jacqueline roque. now jacqueline was picasso's only what would you what would you say about that that was not his wife? definite

lot pictures on the trip actually wanted to find out like, okay, if we could, if i can find sam and dorothy rosen mint children or his grandchildren, you know, maybe they have some information about trip. so i did some research and i found. that one of his his granddaughter is actually lynne garland, who is the wife of merrick, who is the united states attorney general. so like, okay, well, i think i could find her. i think i can find her. and i did get in contact with her and she put me in contact with her cousin, has all the slides that that they and he was very generous to let use a few of the slides, his photographs, the book. so they're really pictures that have never never been published of of picasso truman together. so it was really kind of a interesting part of the fun is you know doing the research and and finding these finding these connections and this is another picture that was taken in this is actually at the museum in it's the chateau grimaldi and that's jacqueline roque. now jacqueline was picasso's only what would you what would you say about that that was not his wife? definite

, including one key battleground, nevada, where democratic incumbent senator jackie rosen faced off with republican sam brown in their first and only debate last night. and while brown took lots of shots at rosen, they agreed on one topic, no tax on tips. >> if you are receiving tips, you ought not to have to pay taxes on those tips. this is something that is a result of the economy that we have, the higher prices that senator rosen has voted for, people are desperate. >> i can tell you that i put myself through college as a waitress. it's a heavily tipped industry. so we need to make sure our servers and waitresses have that ability for no tax on tips. >> nbc's steve patterson is joining us from las vegas. i watching that debate closely. you've been talking to voters. steve, why has the no tax on tips been such a big issue in nevada? and what are you hearing from voters? >> reporter: the saying goes, if the country catches a cold when it comes to the economy, nevada catches the flu. this place just hasn't recovered from covid. a place that is so dependent on the service industry. these candidates have

. >> a debate now between democratic senator jackie rosen and her republican challenger sam brown inte race. they respond to questions on the economy, the housing shortage and the yucca mountain nuclear waste dump. the nonpartisan cook political report rates the race as leans democrat. from news nation, this is about an hour. >> thank you and welcome to debate here in las vegas. welcome to our candidates. welcome to everyone who is watching at home tonight. we have got a lot of important issues to cover. we encourage everyone share your thoughts on x with #nvsenatedebate. john as the first question. >> let's start with the economy. this is consistently the number one issue for votes for the nevada. the nation is battling high prices caused by inflation. right now, the average 1/2ian is paying nearly $1,200 more on groceries than three years ago. we'll start with ms. rosen. give us one specific policy you would support moving forward to lower costs for nevada consumers. you have one minute to respond. >> i want to thank everyone for tuning in. i know families are being squeezed by hig

polarizing republican nominee in former gubernatorial candidate kari lake and in nevada sam brown has been outspent by jacky rosen. we are seeing republicans coming home and it comes down to independent voters. we are seeing shifts towards republican in some races. our swing state survey came out yesterday at the cook political report that we do in conjunction with the democratic poster. her republican poster took our last full in august with a 17 point swing in michigan towards the republican candidate there among independents and mike rogers the former congressman their running an open seat against the democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin. in wisconsin we saw a seven point swing among independents towards republicans. host: producing your own polling, is not do this cycle? guest: it is this cycle. we have partners conducting bolding for us. our subscribers can go there and see the crosstab and see your analysis. our editor in publisher has written about the presidential landscape and you can see key shifts in the race. >> in doing your own polling are you more inclined to trust that polling that you have had

nevada is home to a senate race where democrat jacky rosen is facing sam brown. army captain. a race that could control -- could determine control of the senate. senator rosen joins us now. it's a tight race. you appear to be holding to a lead. talk to me about nevada. you have a lot of low wage union culinary union and other service workers, especially in las vegas. >> well, yes. you are right. >> they are concerned about kitchen table issues, housing? >> yeah. you know what? nevada is a strong union state. nevada is a battleground state. exactly to your point, our culinary union, which i was a member of. i put myself through college as a waitress. go culinary 226. that job helped me pay for college and helped me get a good start. we have strong labor movement there. they are out there knocking on the doors. the momentum is there. we just have to be sure that we get out our message, whether it's for vice president harris and myself. let me tell you a little bit about nevada. nevada is a purple state. races are always tight. races are always tough. the choices be

if we win nevada by a few points i think we are dealing with senator sam brown instead of senator jacky rosen. that is a big thing. that has got a pretty nice ring to it, right? sam is really tall. that is the thing i don't like about sam. i am six, i don't want anybody taller than me. -- i am 6'2", i do want anybody taller than me. with that candidate you guys may have a democrat in that chair for the next 20 years, right? so here is what i want to ask you for. number one, there is a website. i want you to go to it. swapthevoteusa.com. as president trump says, we have to swamp the vote. i want to win by such a big margin that we are going to bed early on tuesday night and we know that we have won, we know what we need to do. check your registration. you can check how to get involved in some of our voter turnout efforts. you can know where your polling location is. that is number one. number two. i want you to use whatever method of communication, whether it is social media, text message, call, i want you to commit to talking about what you saw here today, and most importantly why you are vot

. >> a debate now between democratic senator jacky rosen and her publican challenger sam brown in nevada's024 u.s. nate race. they respondedo questions on the economy, housing shortage, and yucca mountainuclear waste dump. the race is rated as leans democrat. from newsnation, this is about one hour. ♪ >> and thank you. welcome to debate night in las vegas. welcome to both of our candidates. we appreciate you being here and welcome to everyone watching at home tonight. we've got a lot of important issues to cover. we encourage everyone to share your thoughts on x using #nvsenatedebate, where you will see the sources we use in developing our questions tonight. john has our first question. >> candidates, let's start with the economy. it is consistently the number one issue for voters in nevada. the nation is battling high prices caused by inflation. the average nevada and is paying nearly $1200 a month more on groceries than three years ago. start with ms. rosen. can you give us one specific policy you would support moving forward to lower costs for nevada consumers? you have one minute. >> i

in nevada sam brown has been vastly out-spend by jacky rosen. i think we are seeing sort of republicans coming home when it comes down to those independent voters. we are seeing some shifts toward republicans. our swing state projects survey that came out yesterday, which we do in conjunction with a democratic pollster and republican pollster, had a 17-point swing in michigan toward the republican candidate there among independents, where mike rogers, former congressman there who is running an open seat against democratic congressman -- congresswoman. host: is cook political producing their own polling? is that new this cycle? guest: that is new this cycle. we are doing polling in swing states. we have partners. they are conducting the polling force. our subscribers can go there and see the crosstabs and see our analysis, our editor-in-chief, and publisher amy walter has written the presidential landscape, and you can see the key shift in the presidential race. host: always interested in how you rate these races and what the magic formula is. in

sam brown from nevada. we also reaches out to senator jackie rosen's campaign with an invitation to come on the show. ke. it's good to be here. mike: so what is the state of the race, in your view, as you crisscross nevada at a critical stage in the campaign? >> you know, this is a tight race. nevada has proven to be a battleground state for cycle after cycle. president trump is putting a lot of energy in here, but so are the democrats. i'll tell you what,s after a campaign where we've been outspent 3.55 to the 11, for us to be in this -- 3.5 to 1, for us us surging it's no surprise that we're able to keep this a tight race. win in november because jackie rosen has been supporting this agenda of the biden-harris administration that has left so many hurt. and economic issues are the major issue that we're concerned about. mike: your opponent is attacking you on abortion. i want to play a clip and get your response, sir. >> he thinks he can fool us, but maga extremist sam brown has been pushing to the ban abortion for years. he said abortion should be banned without any exceptions for rape or incest. he

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sam brown across the finish line. now, brown has closed the gap with incumbent democrat jacky rosen. real clear politics just changed the race from leaning left to a toss up. and i'm so happy. republican nevada senate candidate sam brown joins us now. he's also a retired army captain now sam, your opponent called you out while she was campaigning with obama. check it out. you're going to help me protect nevada senate seat from being taken down by a maga extreme candidate called who? sam brown. when we win, we're going to keep making progress on the issues that matter. sam ultra maga. mega i've lost the insults here at this point, but that's all she's got. that's that's well, that's all she's got in terms of insults. but here's what her policies get us. they get us inflationary spending that has made nevadans hurt. we are spending $1,200 a month more now than we were four years ago, when president trump was in office. jacky rosen's own neighborhood has more security than our southern border, with gates, fences and security guards, and she has allowed that to occur. and she also tells t

sam brown, the republican nominee. >> how is that race looking? >> jackie rosen't think those are correct. the senate races are is not won by double digits in nevada very often. i think jackie rosen is ahead. i think the republicans have acknowledged that. but it's nevada. we are purple. it's not over yet. >> thank you very much, my friend. appreciate you being on with us this morning. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can reach me on social media @jdbalart. watch clips at msnbc.com/jdb. katy tur picks up with more news after a short break. picks up ws after a short break. i use kardiamobile every day. sometimes twice a day. every morning i check, make sure i'm in good shape. and it makes me feel pretty good about my heart condition. it's a complete game-changer. [chuckles] i mean, you might as well be in a doctor's office. there's a way i can communicate with patients now in a way i never could before. they have their own ekg in their pocket. with kardiamobile, you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds from anywhere. kardiamo

rosen with 30 seconds. would you be in favor of eliminating filibuster to pass a national standard for abortion? >> i will tell you this, take sam brown at his railroad and women can't trust him when he changes his position. s that his third run for public office. >> the question is -- >> the filibuster. we have supported carveouts for the fill buster to restore roe v. wade and restore voting rights but i do support reforms that help make us less stuck in the senate. there are ways we can reform the filibuster that make it work for everyone so no one on an extreme side, on either side, can use it as a weapon and we can continue to pass bills. thank you. >> has our next question. >> right now there's an ongoing controversy over transgender athletes in college sports. some university of nevada-reno women's volleyball players are refusing to play against san jose state because of a transgender member on its team. this raises questions over federal title ix protections for gender equality in college port. ms. rosen, i'll start with you. one minute to respond. what rights if any should transgender athletes have while competing in wom

senate were pulling suggest the incumbent democratic senator jacky rosen is holding onto a lead over the republican challenger, sam. democrats need to hold the seat if they want to have any hope of maintaining a slim majority in the senate. what is your sense of how this race is going? >> you know, we believe in nevada that all roads to the white house lead through nevada but all avenues are back to congress and go through nevada. a few months ago i did a complete, statewide road trip talking to voters and all 17 counties and listening to what they had to say. they know jacky rosen and they note the word that jacky rosen has done for voters in urban communities and rural communities and frontier communities. i'm not saying that we have any race one. i'm the ballot myself. are you either run unopposed or you run scared and i am running scared to make sure we get the vote out for all of our races from the top of the ticket all the way down to our school board races. our communities know jacky rosen. the trust jacky rosen and jacky rosen has a proven history with our communities working for those hard-working familie

jacky rosen successful career in computer programming and services and once ray trust at caesar's palace to make ends meet. samwn, an amazing military record. a huge service to the country. also an entrepreneur. this is a race where trump seems to have a slight lead. you give the edge to rosen. michigan is one that tightened a lot. mike rogers, an experienced congressman. took a break from congress. wasn't always a trump guy. now endorsed by donald trump and has been closing. elissa slotkin seem to have the moderate image and a winning combination but she has been warning all along about how tight that race is. not just her race, but in the presidential as well. that is a coin flip. >> sandra: really good stuff that you give us to watch here. 12 days to go. hope you came back. we will have much more to watch as the days go on. back to you. >> john: inhale or not. marijuana is on the ballot in several states. potentially allowing millions more americans to use it recreationally. we will check in with dr. marc siegel if that could be a dangerous call. plus this. >> with your help, 13 days from now we will win ge

host: we have jacky rosen seeking a second term and the republican challenger is sam brown.ow is that race looking? guest: the democratic incumbent has been leading and a lot of the pulleys since the beginning of the election cycle by a large margin. the polls can be tricky in nevada. we have an ever-changing electric and difficult to take with a grain of salt these polls. some of them show 5% of voters are undecided and don't know and so there is some wiggle room for sam around. i have heard from republicans in nevada that are impressed with sam brown and see a lot of people voting for rosen and donald trump. host: anna in gaithersburg, maryland is texting asking about the union vote in nevada. what do you know about that? guest: the nevada biggest union that supports a lot of the casino workers, they have endorsed harris and tim walz. down ballot they endorsed some democrats and republicans. historically, democrats have tended to get support from the unions. they talk about donald trump really winning over the union workers, like the national teamsters for instance have de

[cheering] sam has served this country in so many ways but the most important make some when he sees senator rosen. [cheering] say hello to everybody. journal we are going to win. how much are we going to win by? he says by five. hold them to it. he's doing an incredible job. we got to talk about the fact that you got kamala harris running for president, pretending she somehow has nothing to do with the problems caused by leadership over the last four years. [booing] she was around the country day one affecting our family. on day one we are going to secure the southern border. day one, 1400 days, what have you been doing the whole time? [cheering] the increase inflation, it was kamala harris who cast the deciding vote on trillion. american energy sector i did. three years ago she would open the southern border. for far too long. over here. the american evil just forget she's been the vice president for the last three and a half years, the people of nevada will send message. you belong nowhere near the oval office. [cheering] i feel bad for my democratic colleague timberwolves, of minnesota last to

sam brown, in the final days of the campaign. democrats have already spent or reserved nearly $40 million to defend senator jacky rosen, who joinsenator rosen, thank you for coming on tonight. senator, most of the public voting shows you leading, although the contest may be tightening somewhat. republicans are reportedly keying in on your race, because they believe former president trump is performing well in nevada. what is your sense of things as you travel the state and talk to voters? in fact, i will be in your state on wednesday. what is your feeling as you move around? >> first of all, thank you for having me. i look forward to seeing you on wednesday. what i want to say is this -- nevada is not for sale, and i want everyone to remember that nevada rejected trump twice. and mitch mcconnell and his super pack, they've actually spent about $75 million against me. they have a failed politician that they moved here from texas just to run for senate. they think they can buy the senate race with the cincinnati bengals family supporting him. we are not going to let that happen. and so the race is about a choice. it's about me ver

in nevada sam brown has been vastly out-spend by jacky rosen.nk we are seeing sort of republicans coming home when it comes down to those independent voters. we are seeing some shifts toward republicans. our swing state projects survey that came out yesterday, which we do in conjunction with a democratic pollster and republican pollster, had a 17-point swing in michigan toward the republican candidate there among independents, where mike rogers, former congressman there who is running an open seat against democratic congressman -- congresswoman. host: is cook political producing their own polling? is that new this cycle? guest: that is new this cycle. we are doing polling in swing states. we have partners. they are conducting the polling force. our subscribers can go there and see the crosstabs and see our analysis, our editor-in-chief, and publisher amy walter has written the presidential landscape, and you can see the key shift in the presidential race. host: always interested in how you rate these races and what the magic formula is. in doing

rosen, you also have one minute to answer this question. how would you help small counties in nevada manage the growth of these projects? >> i'm really glad you asked that. because sam would have voted against all of this investment that we have made in nevada that's bringing billions of dollars to our state. so, our geography and geology, like i said before, lead us to be part of the sustainable energy future, wind, water, solar, geothermal. like i said, more solar jobs per capita than any other state in the nation. companies are moving here to build component parts for solar panels. i can tell you that we've been designated the lithium loop and we have had companies commit billions of dollars of investment to increasing battery storage, research and development. these are thousands of jobs across nevada and as i travel around the state, and i'm very proud to have so many mayors, republican mayors endorsing me, because my team and i, many of my team even raised in rural nevada, we go around the state, we talk to them regularly about how they're going to be sure that they develop in a smart way. in a way that retains the personality of their community but allows for

sam comm to join us in this fight. we have brought this race to neck and neck here in the closing week, and chuck schumer is so concerned about keeping jackie rosen's vote, keeping a vote for open borders, keeping a vote for boys to play in girls sports, keeping a vote for this, the energy policies of the left that that they put $4.5 million in two days ago. she just announced a last minute buy of almost $2 million worth of tv here. but republicans are rallying. we have a historic turnout, and i'm inviting america to join us in getting revenge on harry reid's protege. go to send in sam comm. let me ask you, a lot of people may not know about your background and your service real quickly. what can you tell people that don't kno? you know, i went to west point right after nine over 11. i graduated in 2006 as an infantry officer. i served in afghanistan in 2008, leading troops there in combat, where unfortunately, i was wounded while we were responding to troops under fire. i spent three years recovering from those burns. but, you know, even in the in the ashes of that, that terrible those terrible wounds, i met my wife. she was also an army officer.