with sherrod brown and kamala harris you'll turn into venezuela.ely about. look at the record, look how they vote to believe that when they say they're going to ban fracking but believe them when they say they're going to ban a bit coin to believe them when they say they are going to absolutely devastate our auto industry by forcing us to drive electric cars. these are their positions. these are their policies in print they may lie about it but at the end of the date they viewed the marketplace as a bat and government as good. they think more government is what will fix problems. the reality is you and i both know the greatest economic driver of this country is a free enterprise system but that is what we are going to restore this country. mark: they're raising a hundred million dollars to run against you for that money is coming from somewhere up it is coming out from the special interest democrat oligarchs who made even more under biden/harris because when the government is centralized and all of that money is being spent and printed it has to go

can democratic senator sherrod brown keep his seat as the state gets more red every year?eports" on msnbc. wow. the mother of all cleans. love it or your money back! >>> 40 past the hour. former president trump continues to speak at his mar-a-lago resort, speaking about all kinds of issues including immigration, and, of course, we are monitoring what he's saying and will bring any developments from that meeting. >>> one week from today, all eyes are fixed on the presidential election, and the balance of power in congress will be on the line. all house seats and 34 senate seats up for election and the race in ohio could be pivotal in determining which party controls the senate. sherrod brown is trying to hold off a challenge from bernie moreno. joining us is ali vitali. what you have heard from voters there? >> reporter: josÉ, if you look around me you could be forgiven for thinking it's election day, because the line here at the only early voting location has been around the block for the entire time we have been here this morning. in my conversations with voters, a lot ar

did you hear my conversation with sherrod brown?l michiganders, who have shown a propensity to vote on issues above other things. what will compel them to vote for kamala harris? >> it is always wonderful to be on your show. i am deeply involved all over michigan with the vice president and her running mate. i have to start by saying i told my colleagues it feels like iowa or new hampshire in the primaries. we are seeing people everyday. no one can say that kamala harris and tim walz have not done everything physically humanly possible in michigan. they are right on the money. what will make a difference, people actually seeing them, hearing them, understanding that they have something beyond chaos. don't underestimate how weary people are. i hear it every day. my gosh, not more of this. not more hatred. not more division. what they need to hear, that we will move forward with something positive that affects their lives in a positive way that supports the auto industry. brings down the housing cost and the prescription drug costs. t

joining me now is senator sherrod brown of ohio. or coming to the sunday show. as we showed there, you have a 1 point lead over bernie moreno. you have made abortion a central pillar of your campaign. is that what is going to be the issue that gets you over the finish line into re-election? >> i never looked at it, you know, we talked before as this particularly left or right, whose side are you on. i built my own career off the dignity of work, and bernie moreno stiffed his own car dealership, stiffed his own workers at a $400,000 in overtime and destroyed the evidence when the courts told him to pay it back. and ohio voted 57% for abortion rights, and bernie moreno is for a national abortion ban. what makes this a close races i spent my career standing up to the drug companies and companies that outsource jobs and wall street holding them accountable. and they are spending more money in this race than any race in the history of this country. at least $200 million. that's why my route is to raise money in a different way. i ask peop

what do you think of sherrod brown's chances?nate map. it's amazing, astounding he's been able to continue to be in a dead heat even as the state has become more republican. it's a testament to moreno's poor follow-through. he hasn't put money into the race, the personal funds he said he would. also brown's ability to outrun the top of the ticket, and he has been benefitted from kamala harris reenergizing black voters in ohio's central cities. that reduces the amount he needs to outperform the top of the ticket by. >> there are other senate races that are surprisingly in play or seem to maybe be in play. you have elissa slotkin, who is really competing with mike rogers for that open senate seat in michigan, the democrat over the republican. bob casey is obviously fighting off a challenge in pennsylvania. jon tester fighting off a challenge in montana. ted cruz and colin allred, we have been talking about that. tammy baldwin. there's also deb fischer in nebraska who could be having to fight off a challenge from dan osborn, who is

and senator sherrod brown on his must win race in ohio when "all in" starts now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. hurricane milton is expected to make landfall in florida early thursday morning. at this hour the storm is back to category 5 strength. the national hurricane center advises, quote, florida residents should get their families and homes ready and evacuated told to do so. milton is currently reaching maximum sustained wind of 165 miles per hour. it is expected to pick up forward speed tonight. the storm will continue to move across the gulf of mexico until it makes landfall. now the latest data predicts a storm surge of 10 to 15 feet south of sarasota. localized areas in central and north florida could see up to 18 inches of rain, threatening catastrophic flooding. hurricane specialist john morales, the longest tenured tv meteorologist in south orta. he got choked up as he delivered the devastating report last night. >> it is just an incredible hurricane. it has dropped -- it has dropped 50 millibars in 10 hours. i apologize. this is just ho

one of my senators is sherrod brown.e's been a politician all his life and he vote straight democrat and that's one of the reasons we have the open border policy we have. we are sending money over to other countries and not taking care of our people. that's one of the biggest things that people want to see. host: earl in lakewood, washington on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: how are you guys doing this morning? i lived my whole life in the south. but now, i live in washington state and it is wonderful to be in a place where democrats dominate. i think my representative is pramila jayapal. they are down like four flats. this is heaven to meet up here. i'm loving it. host: robert in clearwater, florida on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning to you and thank you for taking my call. i think people are making a big mistake, voting for kamala. the inflation is killing us. people are coming in from the border and they have criminal records. they are fighting in chicago and stuff and things are

sherrod brown is the least qualified person i can think of to regulate crypto.d how this technology works. we need people who know what they're doing. maria: people are questioning whether or not the people writing the legislation and framework around bitcoin understand bitcoin and digital assets. >> the punch line is they absolutely don't. they have no idea. i mean, it's -- these are the least qualified people. these are people that are just way past their prime, that have no idea how technology works. that's the problem. we need people in washington, d.c. that's a new generation of people, actually understanding technology. as you know i built a technology company using block chain that is providing software to multiple state governments, it's doing really well, saving them a fortune. we need people in washington, d.c. who are going there to get things done with a basis of knowledge and not just want a job because it's the only job they can get. maria: i'm with mihek cook on set. >> i've been very clear during the race that i believe that sherrod brown is a fr

only donald trump or is there some messaging involved and frankly familiarity, familiarity with sherrod brownk, sherrod, he's a scrapper, he's a tough fighter, a tough campaigner. but at some point, as the reality hits you in terms of what that turnout is and how many republicans are going to vote for brown, here's what's interesting, chris, when i was elected governor in 2010, every single office save one was held by the democrats, believe it or not. then after i won and got reelected, now we don't have any democrats holding any statewide office. i think ohio will change. i think it will pivot back to be far more competitive. right now, it's red. it's republican. but, again, you have to offset that against the fact that sherrod has been around for a while, and that he's touch. he's a tough guy to beat. so it's going to a large part about simple math, the turnout, who's there, what does trump do, and does he make it or does he not. keep an eye on it. >> i'll be in ohio this weekend, governor, i'll wave as i fly over columbus. john kasich, jeremy wallace, thank you both. >>> harris and trump t

senate race by supporting sherrod brown. leading off our discussion tonight, two of ohio's native sons, ohio senator democrat sherrod brown, he is the chairman of the senate banking committee and finance committee and also with him, martin sheen who campaigned with his friend sherrod brown today. great to see you both. martin when you look at this candidate for senate who served in the united states senate what do you see and why do you want him re-elected? roarsz i see one of my heroes and i am very proud to support him. and i see a man who stands on his believes and he reflects the very best part of us and he challenges us to stand up for what we believe and stiffen our spines and to live an honest and descent life to begin with. but to go further with that and serve in public. with that same kind of energy and faith. >> sherrod what does it mean to you to have martin campaigning by your side, again, i know he has done this for before. connie and i love martin. he has been campaigning, john glen with me and back in 2012, t

joining me now is bernie merino's opponent, senior senator sherrod brown. u on the show. >> thrilled to be on your show. thank you. >> do you have a take on why it is j.d. vance and bernie merino seem the intent on remaining at odds with what voters want on the subject of abortion and reproductive freedom? >> well, merino thinks he knows better. he passed decision 53 in a huge number across the state. ohioans have clearly stated what they think. he holds onto an actual abortion ban. says he's 100% pro-life, no exceptions rape, incest. and they're spending a lot of money on this issue where they should go to sherrodbrown.com and contribute 15 or $20. he thinks he knows better. he wants to override what ohio voters said, and we're simply not going to let him go to washington. >> it's such an extraordinarily tight race. it's staggering to me you'd take a position so distinctly the opposite of voter demands and for the harris-walz ticket and voters writ large, unionization petitions doubled during president biden's administration. and yet the teamsters and inter

if trump wins the state by double digits, can sherrod brown survive?t would be something truly remarkable. if trump wins by seven or eight points, a lot of people do think sherrod brown can survive. this is a big deal for democrats. there's a difference between republicans having a one or two seat majority in the senate where a lot of those centrist republican senators would play a big role, but if some of the races in the midwest, wisconsin, michigan, ohio, start breaking for republicans, now they start getting into the mid 50s, and they can really, you know, have a lot of flexibility to operate and maneuver in the united states senate. >> yeah, tester very much in a similar situation, right? he's running in a very red state, a place he's won before. and he's outperforming kamala harris in the polls, but it's a tough, upward battle. i want to ask you about a couple of seats democrats say they're targeting that are held by republicans. one of them in your state, rick scott in florida. then you have ted cruz in texas. are either of those, do you think,

joining me as senator sherrod brown of ohio. it's good to have you on. what do you think, let's imagine that democrats do retain control or, and kamala harris elected president. what are the things you will be voting on, things that will be priorities for you come 2025? >> i think the reason the people are cynical is they don't see us as delivering on things they care about. we do voting rights, the john lewis voting rights act, protecting the right to organize, we expand for 10 years or maybe longer the child tax credit where 90%, to mail- in children, families of 2 million children in my state, 90% of kids, 60 million children , families with 60 million around the country. we do specific things. we kept the $35 insulin not just for seniors. we have done it for all people. we deliver on tangible things. it will help dispel a lot of the cynicism people have about politicians. i talked to people. you don't care about me. you politicians don't care about me and you don't have impact in my life. why should i care? we deliver on specific things that matter i

martin sheen and sherrod brown will join us in a moment. brown has received a republican endorsement that is even more important than liz cheney's endorsement is for the rest of the country. the most powerful dynasty family is not the bushes, it's the taft family. william howard taft served one term as president of the united states. the president's son robert taft became the republican senate majority leader from ohio. robert taft's son, robert taft jr. followed in his father's footsteps in the united states senate representing ohio. robert taft iii served two terms as ohio's governor from 1999 to 2007 in the dayton daily news this week. governor taft wrote i have always run for office under the banner of the republican party and a conservative and usually vote a straight republican ticket. although still a republican, i will be making an exception this year in ohio's u.s. senate race. by supporting sherrod brown. leading off our discussion, two ohio native sons. ohio senator democrat sherrod brown running for his fourth term in the senate.

she voted for commercial commercial and senator sherrod brown.her classmates next to her did the exact opposite. his first time voting he voted for donald trump and bernie moreno further down ballot. those were the conversations we were having on camera. we did manage to speak to one voter off camera voting for trump but also sherrod brown. that's the kind of voter brown is going to need here. because if you look at the way he's managed to keep his seat in past elections in 2012, he outperformed barack obama here when obama won the state by three. then in 2016, hillary clinton lost ohio by amendment points, sherrod brown was on the ballot not but two years later in 2018, he managed to keep the seat winning by six points. and now the question if he can do it again, outperform the party at the ticket, kamala harris and keep the seat not just critical for democrats in ohio, but critical for democrats to have a chance of holding ton the senate chamber, chris. >> ali vitali, looks like a beautiful day. thank you. >>> a billionaire amazon founder and o

but sherrod brown is clearly ahead of bernie marino right down. once again with 99% of the voted, we've been focusing in on the top of the ticket, which is understandable, but we also have an update for you on the ballot that's a power over on capitol hill because 2024 is poised for something that's never happened in american history. the house of representatives could flip to democratic control. while the senate may flip to republican control, that has never happened before our chief congressional correspondent, manu raja, is getting some fresh results. just in to cnn. manu, what are you learning that's right wolf. >> i'll get to the numbers coming in and just a moment. but let me remind everyone what's at stake here. republicans qin's control, 221 seats in the house, and democrats control 214. that includes current vacancies. republicans expect to maintain power because of recent redistricting maps, which make the results we're getting in even more fascinating right now. while republican don bacon has 47.5 worth noting, this is the same district

and really tie him to again, the national democratic party, but sherrod brown is focusing on a lot of local issues here i'm running against really everyone he's running against democrats, he's running against republicans. he talks about how presidents of both parties have sold out our state when it comes to trade policies, when it comes to the bottoming out of the of the auto manufacturing industry in ohio, for example, he talks about the fentanyl crisis in the context of the border, right that's how he's trying to blunt some of those attacks from republicans over border security. and again, republicans obviously trying to tie him to that the biden administration record and trying to tie him to kamala harris. he's pushing back and saying no presidents of both parties have failed in that respect. and that was a phrase, by the way, that he used many times when i was within what presidents of both parties that at least half a dozen times and that's deliberate, right. >> fair enough. all right. andrew desiderio. thank you very much for being here this morning. i really appreciate i

according to add impact, the price tag of the race between democratic incumbent senator sherrod brownmp back republican challenger bernie marino has surpassed more than $400 million. the race could decide which party controls the senate next year. polls show a close match up right now with senator brown. defying republican trends in the state again with a small lead. over the margin of error and senator brown joins us now. thank you for joining us this morning. so much to get to. let's pick up the conversation. you live in and represent a manufacturing state, what would the kind of tariffs that donald trump is talking about due to workers and two companies in ohio? >> not surprising. i look at this through the eyes of ohio workers and i was just this week in lordstown, a company and in a town that loss a lot of auto jobs and fighting back and we have worked together in a way that there were several hundred jobs with potential for growth. to me, it is taking on, i was at uaw hall and it is taking on the companies that outsource jobs that is too bad trade agreements and taking on the dr

and i also know sherrod brown is too liberal for ohio. so if a six year old gets it, i think the people of ohio get i. it's time to get rid of this 50 year politician. put an outsider in there, a business person that actually knows how to get things done and is always going to put the interests of the american people first. and what's interesting about this race, again, he doesn't want to be tied to kamala or joe at all, right? no, he hides from joe biden, and then he now hides from kamala harris. although by the way, sean, remember, he wanted to be kamala harris's vice president in 2019, and now he can't run far enough from her. he runs ads with president trump. and look, the reality is this guy, like kamala harris, is a complete fraud. he's not who he says he is because he can't run on his actual record. you have it scrolling down on your screen. can you imagine having to run on that record? you'd get slaughtered in a campaign. so all he has is available to him is to lie. we're not letting him get away with it, which is why we're going

in both cases, with jon tester in montana and sherrod brown in ohio, this is not speculative. they've done it. they've repeatedly done it. people like who they are, trust who they are, and know their record of what they've done for their state and for people in their state. these are two individuals who have unique and powerful brands in their state and have done a powerful job representing people there and will get reelected. we can talk hypotheticals about ticket splitting in other states when you don't have a candidate or incumbent who is well known, but when you have sherrod brown and jon tester in these races, that is a powerful dynamic for us and for them to continue to serve their states in the united states senate. jonathan: one more question about ticket splitting. i wonder, given everything that you just said, are you concerned that the maga movement within the republican party has grown so much that it can swamp tester and brown no matter how big or good their brands are in the respective states? sen. peters: i believe that they will be able to overcome that. certai

complete lie and bernie moreno knows it the truth is in ohio. >> this has already been banned sherrod brown agrees with governor dewine, these decisions should be made by local sports leaks, not politicians. >> should harris be taking a similar stand? >> i don't i don't know what you do see as you've seen it with brown, you've seen her calling all read the democratic candidate in texas. you are seeing democratic candidates affirmatively trying to go to the cameras or make the point that this kate this charge against them as either unfair or not entirely accurate and i again, i think i said when i don't know whether or not this is going to be an effective campaign strategy. it wasn't terribly effective in 2022 in the past, it hasn't. what i do know is that every republican strategists you talk to is convinced it's going to be an effective strategy. and you look at the ubiquity of these ads across all all senate races and they think they have a winner here. i got, i don't know if they do, but they clearly think so. but harris ignoring it, what kind of impact does harris ignoring these attacks

it was sherrod brown all the way. good luck to him. host: when you voted, did you vote for the incumbent? caller: you know what? i can't even remember. i checked my ballot because it was -- it took a long time for them to get things straightened out. i checked how i voted and i know i voted democrat all the way. i don't remember who is in ohio. who is in the house? i'm not thinking this morning. i'm having a senior moment. i am a senior citizen. host: ronald in north carolina on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i was calling, i want to let everyone know that i will never vote for the democratic party, the way they are doing our country. they are guarding the house and passing laws to turn little girls into boys and boys into girls. they are going to try to turn men into women in the prisons. something is wrong with this country. the house is sick. we can't vote for the democratic party. and kamala harris. if we do, our country is headed straight to you nowhere. host: is your congressional district currently a se

senate are sherrod brown and i appreciate your being here and i know you are in the middle of a busypaign. >> thank you for having me. >> i have never seen anything like this and what is your reaction to it? >> i don't either. i don't either. he has been hiding the whole election and he really talks to the media and he doesn't seem to want to answer questions from much of anybody and when he does he gets in trouble. so he finds this by gadget apparently made for the military so he doesn't really want to answer questions about ohioans voting 57% for abortion rights or stiffed his employees out of their overtime $400,000 worth and shredded documents and i guess this is a more high- tech way to avoid talking to the public. >> you know, your opponent did really step in it when he said women over 50 essentially don't have a right to have an opinion about things like abortion since they are making babies anymore at that age and i felt like that comment from him, he didn't have the instinct or did have the instinct to say he hoped his wife didn't hear that but he didn't have the instinct to

lauren: because if senator sherrod brown loses, he's up 1 point according to the rcp average.he powerful senate banking committee, okay? that's the committee that has jurisdiction over banking, deposit insurance, price controls. who would replace him? they typically go by seniority, but mark warner, jack reed, they're chairs of other committees, might not trade, and jon tester is in a tight race of his own. next up, senator elizabeth warren. stuart: but she would only become the chair of that committee if the democrats retain control of the senate. if control of the senate switches to the republicans, she could not be -- lauren: but she could still have influence as the top democrat on the committee. the ranking member. stuart: you're from ohio. how does the race, look to you? >> it's obviously very tight, but i will tell you in just seeing all the commercials from the two candidates, even some of the democrats that i know -- and i don't know a lot, but i know a few -- [laughter] even they are questioning what does sherrod brown actually stand for right now. because he's kind

they are central to the formula that sherrod brown is trying to use to win reelection here. it's one that he has been able to do before, twice, in fact, but now watching the ways that this state has only become more red and only driven more into the trump column, my question to brown and my question to voters yesterday were there are ticket splitters left, but will there be enough of them. listen to how the senator answered? >> you need trump supporters who say, i know you! sure. sure. >> and how do they reconcile that? >> i ask him. >> reporter: i have been trying top find them. >> there are a lot of them around. >> reporter: one of the people i spoke to, they're around but in less numbers lately. why? >> there will be enough. i say this, and it's not a cliche that people don't see politics. i don't see politics as left or right. >> reporter: and so, look, the way that he is trying to run is putting party aside, and talking to people as people. whether it's about the economy or pro union and being there for workers in ohio, specifically in the area that we caught up with hi

breaking away from kamala harris and siding with trump and senators bob casey, tammy baldwin and sherrod brown and john tester will not endorse kamala. what do you make of this? >> it's obvious that kamala is losing and she'll be a drag on their chances to get reelected and it is still pretty staggering when you see the prom nathanial hackette senate democrat candidates embracing trump-appointed, featuring him in their ads. i would point out our love for corporate propaganda is to ask them why they're prom nathanial hackettely featuring hitler and muscling lee knee -- prominent democrat senators and they're running ads from chuck schumer and not like them running ads with trump and would pull the plug and he's apparently final with them doing that and he's trying to hold onto the senate and kamala is on her own. liz: it's interesting. >> it's true. they're realizing momentum is with trump coming down the home stretch. liz: they could have ran campaign ads citing and showing the issues but not putting trump in there. no democrat primary and my point is they didn't have to put trump in but did.

tammy baldwin and sherrod brown, both going down. >> but sherrod brown has said that if ohio goes by eight points by donald trump, he believes he can still win. and actually the polling is now looking a bit worse than that in ohio, a lot of others folks say that maybe get a withstand and a five or six point trump win. but not by that big of margin. so he's looking, his chance are looking slimmer than they were before. >> lulu, bring us all. >> i'm looking at policies of a potential trump administration, stephen miller, who was the architect of some of the most one around in onerous of president trump's immigration policies has spoken to the new york times and basically talked about his vision for what would happen in a new trump administration. and it is exponentially more explosive than the previous administration. we're talking massive camps on the u.s u.s.-mexico border in texas millions of people deported gang on that happy note. >> thank you all for being here and thank you for spending part of your day with us. just over a week told election day, we'll see you right back here n

>> sherrod brown has been there so long, lots of people think he does a great job.ns ads where he's bear hugging donald trump. does not mention biden or harris. most ads right now, i work on trade. i think brian moreno is surging. he will be the first united states senator in american history born in south america, that is exciting. he's taking on brown on his fr fraudulent weather. he votes with joe biden and kamala harris. j.d. vance is his running mate, i think sherrod brown's time may be up. >> lawrence: that is your prediction. you have shia and tester and looking, it does not look close. >> kellyanne: this has been a runaway race. tim sheahey. and tester's time has been -- s sheahey is unafraid of tester's record. every six years, i'm farmer or rafrper john. he goes back to washington and votes for woke agenda domestically and republicans have this in west virginia. >> lawrence: what about texas, kamala harris is going to be here, they think they can win this. i'm hearing crews on the ground. >> kellyanne: every six years, cruz -- they will spend a ton of mone

democrat kl colleague. >> sherrod brown is against the crypto, long with elizabeth warren. great senator, i think he will win this race, this is a fair shot for a senator to win in a state even up bernie moreno will win. larry: you have written and spoken, trump is provided black opportunities, black american opportunities and enterenterprise, a big part of the story. >> he has a pro-growth agenda. it was under trump communities of colors had access to affordable the most ga -- m mortgages and job creations with president trump you had transparency, a commitment to economic development. and the opportunities. something that not a lot of folks know, i was the first person of color in history of our united states to chair a banking regulatory agency, trump did not do it to check a box, he chose me because i could get the job done, and not saying he did it as rhetoric, i lived it first hand, i have -- i got to see communities benefiting from his policies second chance initiative. 4 mist 450 million invested in historically black colleges and universities that historically crea

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senator, sherrod brown. senator brown, i appreciate you being here. of a busy campaign. >> honor to be back. thanks, rachel. >> i have never seen anything like this. i have to ask you your reaction to it. >> well, i haven't either. i don't think anybody is using a spy gadget. he's been hiding from ohioans the whole election. he rarely talks to the media. he doesn't seem to want to answer questions from much of anybody. when he does, he gets in trouble. so, he finds the spy gadget apparently made for the military so he doesn't really want to answer questions about ohioans voting 57% for abortion rights, about how he stiffed his employees out of their overtime, $400,000 worth, how he shredded documents. i guess this is the more high-tech way to avoid talking to the public. >> you know, your opponent did really, sort of, step in it when he said that women over 50 essentially don't have a right to have an opinion about things like an abortion since they're not making babies anymore at that age. i felt like that comment from him -- he didn't have the insti

so, the red state races, montana west virginia, even ohio with senator sherrod brown, those races republicanm. and you are starting to see in the purple states like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, republicans are starting to rapidly catch up to the democratic senators to the point where you are seeing these ads where democratic senators are talking about where they agree with donald trump. i always like it say actions speak as loud as the polls do. these senators, in these purple states must be seeing something in their polling that says we need to win over a slice of trump voters. trump may be leading in these key states this is one of the most important signals that trump has late momentum in the campaign. >> bret: it seems stef that he solaris slice off for republicans. republicans by campaigning former congresswoman liz cheney trying to appeal to that group. is that fair? e. >> yeah we are certainly seeing democrats up and down the both trying to move toward the middle and win over independent voters in a lot of these battleground states. harris has been doing that by campaigning with

you look no further than media organizations rating these ads as falls saying sherrod brown didn't votelet transgender efforts participate in women's sports but for some funding amendment but that is a classic way for both parties in congress to drive policies. i think the argument about the votes the senators have made seems true rather than false. paul: anti-israel protests are continuing. a new documentary represents crown heights, brooklyn, the most anti-semitic ride in american history. are there lessons from that riot for today? . help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com or a store near you today (intercom) t minus 10... (janet) so much space! that open kitchen! (tanya) ...definitely the one! (ethan) but how can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space station for months???!!! (brian) opendoo

sherrod brown is in a better place, he's a very well known quantity there. the facts that the senate, until we get rid of the filibuster, there's not much you can do. so trump if he becomes president, and there's a republican senate, there will be more supreme court justices that will go further and further with your rights, whether it's marriage equality, all of these things are at stake. people are not just voting party, they're voting for their rights. that's something women in ohio need to understand, women in montana need to understand, women in west virginia need to understand. this is not just about party, this is about you and the fact that if you have a republican president in the white house, whoever mitch mcconnell's successor is this the senate, those people will put people on the bench that will take more of your rights. >> mora, julie, thank you both for coming in. >>> up next, could u.s. support for israel be at a breaking point? the new warning over israel's actions in gaza and whether future military aid could be on the line. >>> plus, total

schumer has an ad highlighting how brown has worked with former president trump in the past. >> sherrod brownbill that donald trump signed to crack down on drugs at the border. >> bret: it appears the former president's popularity in ohio could be lifting moreno's campaign. while the former president is hot on the campaign trail among his party, not so much in maryland. former republican governor larry hogan is distancing himself from the republican nominee in a closely watched senate contest. >> i think that the voters of maryland know me and they know my proven track record of standing up to donald trump, to mitch mcconnell and to the republican party. i'm not a maga donald trump, mitch mcconnell person. >> are you going to support larry hogan to win that senate seat. >> yeah. i would like to see him win. i think he has a good chance to win. i would like to see him win. and we got to take the majority. >> bret: well, former maryland governor larry hogan, republican for senate there now, joins me here. governor, thanks for the time. >> yeah, thank you, bret. >> bret: it's a unique race. obvi

sherrod brown and bernie moreno. very close according to the average of polls.> well, we have had about 1.4 million ohioans who have cast ballots since we started early voting here in on october 8th. we have two weekends of voting coming up. republicans are returning early ballots in higher numbers than democrats right now. but that could be just a matter of republicans are so banking their votes, essentially, rather than waiting until election day. this race is the most expensive u.s. senate race in ohio history. about $270 million being spent and almost all of the ads are negative. negative sherrod brown or negative bernie moreno. >> bret: that's amazing. those numbers. if you go around the country it's massive. check in with all of you as bee get closer to the election. we appreciate all you have tonight. thank you. up next, our all-star panel on the latest on the presidential race around the country and then it's friday, "notable quotables." many remedies you take for chest congestion only mask the symptoms. hey... how you doing? this mucus won't move out. y

. >> senator sherrod brown, thank you for your time. appreciate it. that is "all in" on this tuesday night. good evening, alex. >> what is happening in springfield, what is going on in ohio? how can the senate race be so close, but here we are. >> we showed you those numbers. his ability to outperform the top of the ticket in that state is one of the most remarkable anywhere in the country. >> political tenacity is sherrod brown's middle name. thank you, my friend. >>> more than 5.5 million people are under voluntary or mandatory evacuation orders in florida tonight as the state braces for the impact of hurricane milton. polls were waived and highway shoulders were opened to try to ease clogging as florida residents took to the roads to get out of the storm's way. hurricane milton is expected to make landfall late tomorrow night or early thursday morning and while anything could change in the next 24 hours, milton is expected to drive straight through central florida. the first direct strike by a hurricane in areas like tampa in more than a century. t

lawrence laurence they don't want to campaign with her as well ohio race, sherrod brown. >> sherrod brownst. trump won ohio twice by 8 percent in 2016 and 2020. bernie moreno doing a great job again tying him tout biden-harris record but giving a vision of economic prosperity of the american dream. moreno's family came here from columbia. youngest of seven. wildly successful as a car dealer, a tech entrepreneur. brown has a big problem because he is bear hugging trump in all his ads, trades and tariffs and i love donald trump. people don't believe that when he opens his mouth. slow to the take to get to east palestine. that was inflection point for donald trump's big come back. first major elected official to go there. >> lawrence: go to the house. a lot of big races starting with district 2. jared golden. >> maine and nebraska are divided by congressional districts for the presidential. maine 2 is a place that donald trump carried by six points last time around. gerald golden famously after the debated june 27th. i'm not a democrat say democracy will end if is h austin is a nar driver. h

pull him up even higher in a red state is notable but i want to look specifically at ohio where sherrod brownto play defense here if democrats have any hope of holding on to a senate majority. brown, let's assume he is able to keep personality over party politics in that state, with he should see him back in the democratic column. again, that one is going to be really tight. of course, in montana that is one of the other ones for jon tester who really has to outperform what vice president kamala harris does at the top of the ticket. he's going again a stop republican recruit in tim sheehy. this is the state that republicans say is going to help them take the majority. they say the same thing about ohio even if we put it in that column we could easily drag it back over here and that's an early night for senate republicans in taking it back. of course, if you put those states back into flux then it becomes an even more complicated way but there are quite a few paths here for republicans to try to take back senate control and so i know we spend a ton of time at the top of the ticket but this is

democratic incumbent sherrod brown needs trump voters in his tight senate race with trump-backed challenger bernie moreno. >> i want to maintain the control right now of the senate. >> reporter: you're not someone who always votes for one party. >> no, i don't, because you have to check -- really check and balances. >> reporter: cbs news is watching ten other senate races as democrats face a tight map that leaves them with slim hopes of holding on to their 51-49 majority. going back to that presidential race, we know that today vice president kamala harris as well as former president trump are going to be stumping in north carolina as well as wisconsin. while you have vice president harris also making a stop in pennsylvania again. back to you. >> all right. jarred hill in cleveland, ohio. thanks. >>> with election day drawing near, election officials are working to debunk false claims calling into question the integrity of the process and the results. that comes as former president trump and the republican national committee are suing some democratic officials alleging problems with the pro

from pennsylvania increasingly red ohio isn't a presidential battleground and democratic senator sherrod brown is in a tight race for reelection. >>>>i'd like to see a congress or senate stay in the democratic hands. >>>>was there any thought about wanting >>>>to keep a >>>>certain >>balance of power in the senate, >>>>as >>you were making that >>>>decision as well, >>>>or no. >>>>no i think >>>>you have to see it >>>>as >>a whole >>>>democrats face a number of tight races that leave them with slim hopes of holding on to their 5140. >ryan>and former california governor, republican arnold schwarzenegger is voting for the democratic ticket for president. on social media, he told his 5 million followers on x that he will vote for the harris and tim walz ticket this week because he wants america to move forward as a country. here in the bay area, last minute endorsement in the race to replace longtime congresswoman anna eshoo. the 16th congressional district covers parts of san mateo county and santa clara county. governor gavin newsom is now throwing his support behind assemblymember evan low, wh

there's a lot of talk about ticket splitting but in both cases, both with jon tester and montana and sherrod brown in ohio, this is not speculative. they've done it. they've repeatedly done it. the people know who they are, trust who they are, know their record and what they've done for their state and for the people in their state. so these are two represents who have -- representatives who much unique and powerful places in their state and will get re-elected. we'll talk about ticket splitting in other states when you have a candidate -- don't have a candidate who's well known but when you have a brown and tester, that's a big thing for them to continue to serve in the united states senate. >> given everything you just said, are you concerned that the maga movement such as it is within the republican party has grown so much that it can swamp tester and brown no matter how big or good their brands are in their respective states? >> i believe that they will be able to overcome that. certainly it's not easy. if there's a lot of political gravity. i'm not going to sugarcoat that but i'm a realist. i

now year so sherrod brown in ohio and jon tester in montana.se are tough races because those are such red states but in the battlegrounds of wisconsin and pennsylvania, what we have here are the democratic incumbent senators baldwin and casey, both of them are running ads talking about how they were able to work with the trump white house. that doesn't seem like a good sign. for kamala harris in those states or do you disagree? >> well, i have seen split ticket voters even in maryland where you see the sign saying harris, walt, because those families can't stand trump, but then they'll vote for larry hogan, who is the former beloved governor now running for senate. so split ticket voting is going to be a challenge. this is the down-ballot i will say though that the what you're seeing those democrats do is trying to thread the needle between what the base will understand about national issues like abortion that are bringing out people in record numbers even issues like climate change for younger voters, that's what's bringing them out for democr