questions about the springfield, ohio matter in springfield, ohio, as you know, the republican mayor and the republican congressmen, the republican governor, are all denouncing the false allegations that vance has made about haitian migrants to springfield are eating people's cats and dogs when and if that comes up how do you think senator vance should respond? >> well first i think that would be incredibly unfortunate if that's what the moderate raiders raise jake, we had a hurricane that's devastated four states. we have 40% of our ports that are going on strike right now that the administration did not get ahead of, that can devastate our economy 5 billion a day that we stand to lose. and of course, we already have one war in europe. war exploding in the middle east. there are so many other things that we should be talking about. but look, if that does come up, i expect it to lead to a conversation about immigration and the effects of immigration facts of the parole

shargi you look at springfield, ohio, they're going in violently. they are dangerous. they are at the highest level of criminality security so he's i said sketch show when phil myself in springfield did you ever have anybody. say something to. you personally but an up my sheet once young blood passes through machine nearly job. were you scared when you heard that? >> hamdi i see it in allow erc asked him that while it the appear to get them rafted marty luck had you ever dealt with anything like that before living here? no, no i didn't get myself see c city. >> city lab simple been again by the glass, you every two brothers out in thank you. thank you. >> okay. >> ok what did you think when you first heard people saying that you're eating cats and dogs here in springfield? so i'm sure camping on his unit case. this is the mood but as you now your life changed as soon as those words were set, one salli live with the conduct sub-bullet bouillabaisse mobile mach-e t-beam pool, security, api remember lamb sides seem to show as a piney security how the baseless rumors about

and eaten by community members nor have they ever been allowed to mention aid and clark from springfield, ohio you cannot destroy. we cannot destroy our country they have to be removed your governor of ohio, but you were also born in springfield? if we did wake up the next morning and all of the haitians here, we're gone. what do you think happens to springfield? >> you look at the news of the week and ask questions like, what did the comedy show doing on cnn that's too much i want donald now, can you slice that i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn network built for places me probably never be time for where you need it most approach to see the possibilities all around you a capella university, you can earn a degree on your own time with our flex path learning format of this world right now, save $50 on the msa 60 cb battery chainsaw real still find yours in a breath bill is subway has never been easier just by in a foot long and out. >> get another free dough, the hard part is helene's rapid. he doesn't get to suck and footlong waits seriously i got to next time, buddy order now, and th

however, they are not allowed nor have they ever been allowed to mention aid and clark from springfield, ohio you cannot destroy. we cannot destroy our country. they have to be removed your governor of ohio, but you were also born in springfield if we did wake up the next morning and all of the haitians here were gone what do you think happens to springfield before election day, vice president harris bases voters and takes the pressing questions lie. anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential townhall kamala harris, wednesday at nine eastern on cnn i still love to surf snowboard. and of course scape. so i take kuno magnesium to support my muscle well and health. >> kuno is high absorption magnesium glycine. >> it helps me get the full benefits of magnesium kunal, the brand i trust approach, great to see the possibilities all around you a capella university, you learn in-demand business skills relevant to the career you want the world can be a big complicated place with opinions and hot takes everywhere about what tiktoks keyword filter, we can block certain content from showing up in her fo

i can say this, we will do large deportations from springfield, ohio, large deportations. we're going to get these people out. we're bringing them back to venezuela. the real threat is what's happening at border because you have thousands of people being killed by illegal migrants coming in. and also dying, you have women dying as they come up. they're coming up in large groups. we called a caravan, i think i came up with that name, but it's really what it is. 10015020000 people. and you have large numbers of women being killed and those caravans coming up to this country. been sent when the child speaks of mass deputations. is that even legal? yeah, i mean anything if you look at the, at the law, right, when you talk about, is it possible to do for 11000000 people that are classified as i've documented, the simple answer is no, it's not possible under the current goals, temporary to active status prevents individuals from being supported from the united states as in march of this year, the one 900000 people on temporary protected status from 16 different countries. we kno

have appended life for a community trying to make springfield, ohio. there a new home patients lane, gang violence, and the failed states have now been dealing with a single phobia and racism. how much has social media contributed to this and what can be done to counter such narratives? joining me to discuss our vincent wells and immigration lawyer with chris ohio, a non profit that works with refugees and immigrants in the state. so the moon executive director of deer asian use, an organization focused on promoting solidarity with marginalized communities and mission dial francois organizing director of the florida student power network and herself haitian american. to as i said, of the stars there was no shortage of means following donald trump's infamous cats and dogs sound bites. but here's one resident of springfield, ohio helping us setting the tone of today's conversation. i know many of you are finding the nearest coming out of springfield, ohio to be hilarious and mean worthy. but i will tell you, living here. it is anything but funny. what is

and donald trump's false claims about haitians, asian pits in springfield, ohio. but by standing with donald trump and not working together to find a solution, it becomes a talking point. and when it becomes a talking point like this, we d human eyes and fill in eyes other human beings. we want to have j. d. von police ahead, his microphone counts as he trying to talk beyond his allocate to the higher on the issue. the audience can't hear you because your mikes are caught. we have so much we want to get to thank you for explaining the legal process. pointed questions on healthcare, housing, the economy and abortion access revealed vastly different visions for the us. we have a partial birth abortion ban in this, in place in this country at the federal level. i don't think anybody's trying to get rid of that, or at least i hope not. so i know that democrats have taken a very radical pro abortion stance at senator, but the debates remain largely civil with any attacks reserved for the candidates running neighbors. we have to make us, we're going to be careful about

the people that i am worried about in springfield, ohio. >> springfield, ohio has a large number of haitian immigrant that have legal status >> senator, we have so much to get to. >> margaret, i think it is important. >> the exchange went on. at one point, both microphones were cut. >> applying for a green card and waiting for 10 years >> thank you, senator. >> that is illegal immigration, margaret. >> thank you, senator for describing the legal process. we have so much to get to, senator. we have so much. >> it has been on the books since 1990. >> thank you, gentleman. >> it has not been on the books since 1990. >> gentleman. the audience can not hear you because your mics are cut. >> vance brought up another trump comment from his debate with harris that got a lot of attention. >> i have concepts of a plan. >> a lot of people criticized the concepts of a plan remark. >> at one point walz admitted about making a false statement during the 1989 protests. >> i tried to do the best i can. i have not been perfect. and i am a knucklehead at times >> groups of people here in the bay area spent t

in springfield, ohio, and in communities all across this country, you've got schools that are overwhelmed, hospitals that are overwhelmed. you've got housing totally unaffordable because we brought in millions of illegal immigrants to compete with

have you gotten the federal help you've asked for for springfield, ohio? >> no.he mayor has done an excellent job both in advocating, in trying to pull the community together. he's come here. we've brought him to the federal agencies. it is a federally created problem. the biden administration through expanding the parole program i believe illegally brought 5,000 people here from cuba, venezuela, haiti, others. 15 to 20,000 people settled in springfield, ohio. then the administration did something even more shocking last week. they indicated they were not going to extend the temporary protected status that these individuals have which could result into their going into an illegal status. springfield would have these individuals, they would not have any direct federal support and the community would get no additional assistance as to how to handle this almost 10% of the population of the city. >> yeah. >> that would now fall into an illegal status as a result of the administration terminating their protected status. >> which may happen in the coming -- >> months.

. >> most voters in springfield, ohio, the place donald trump is lying about, voted for donald trump, 61%. it is a republican town. and not one of the thousands of trump voters in springfield, ohio has come forward to try to help donald trump pushes lie about springfield, ohio, not one which is worth keeping in mind for those of you who might worry about what disappointed trump voters might do on election day or election night or at any point that they think donald trump has not won the election, i for one think that they will do exactly what they did last time. donald trump lost the election. it was called by the networks on saturday, november 7. nothing. there was literally dancing in the streets in america and democratic cities and there was the same quiet, silence from the losing side of the presidential election that we have always seen. that's what actually happened the day donald trump officially lost. yes, a very tiny percentage of trump supporters decided to get violent in washington dc two months later on january 6 but most of the people who attended donald trump to rally th

some sense of normal is starting to resume there in springfield, ohio j.t supporting donald trump back in 2020. here is what he said. >> why should americans trust that you will give donald trump the advice he needs to hear and not just the advice he wants to hear. you have two minutes. >> i have always been open. sometimes i disagree with the president, but i've always been extremely open about the fact that i was wrong about donald trump. i believe some of the media stories of his record. but most importantly, donald trump delivered for the american people. risi take-homerising pay, an economy that works for normal americans, aly secure southern border. a lot of things that i did not think he would be able to deliver on. >> that may have been an issue during the republican primary season. new general election voters car if jd vance did not support trump foure. years ago and is nw his running mate? >> good question. i kind of think that that ship has sailed because this is been at the forefront for a while. jd vance has asked -- answered this multiple tim

si tÚ vives allÍ, springfield, ohio, ya no puedes ir a un hospital, tus niÑos no pueden ir a la escuela serÍa un desastre para ti. reportera: fueron preguntas directas y respetuosas, y valiosas para los indecisos. esta noche podrÁn escuchar lo que piensa el candidato republicano. ilia: gracias. esta noche se transmite el foro de votantes con donald trump, desde miami. kamala harris hizo campaÑa en pensilvania, un estado clave. destacÓ el apoyo de republicanos que la apoyan, y que comparten la misma creencia de que el paÍs estÁ por encima del partido. vamos con detalles. reportera: antes de su entrevista con fox news, kamala harris advirtiÓ en pensilvania que donald trump es un peligro para el paÍs. [habla en inglÉs] >> es cada vez mÁs inestable y desquiciado. reportera: quiso captar a republicanos indecisos y moderados. >> creo que hay debilidad. hay republicanos que apoyen de forma incierta donald trump. kamala harris estÁ aprovechando esa debilidad. reportera: una crÍtica a harris es que no hace suficiente presencia en medios de comunicaciÓn. donald trump hoy estuvo en televisaunivisi

howard: your famous line about springfield, ohio, and 15-20,000 and legal haitian immigrants in that area cause ago lot of friction and when you said it's gone viral and they're eating the dogs and eating the cats. you said you're reporting what was said. why not say that turned out to be true. >> i don't know if that's true or not. i have no idea and the big problem is that you can't put 30,000 people into a 50,000 person town or city and expect the city to survive or do well. there's a lot of horrible stories i've heard. i haven't said it. maybe i will, maybe i won't but that's a story that was reported and i said that and why not go after the newspaper that said it. howard: i think it's been debunked. >> i don't think it has been debunked. nobody talked about it but you. howard: why donald trump keeps describing his opponent as a marxist. when tropical storm fred sent a devastating wall of water and debris down this river, it seemed hopeless. but when the waters receded, belfor was here. not just to rebuild, but to help restore the life of this community. belfor. restoring more th

springfield, ohio, es un ejemplo perfecto.ro no puedes poner en un perÍodo tan corto a 32,000 personas en una ciudad de 50,000 habitantes y esperar que todo funcione bien. es un desastre total. la gente que vive allÍ, se quieren ir, quieren irse a otro lugar, porque se hablas con ellos, se quieren mudar, porque nunca han enfrentado una situaciÓn asÍ. no podemos dejar que esto le pase a las ciudades de nuestro paÍs. no es sostenible. gracias por la pregunta. espero que votes por los republicanos. enrique: hacemos una breve pausa y regresamos en este encuentro histÓrico entre votantes latinos y el expresidente donald trump. locutor: "los latinos preguntan, donald trump responde". ♪ ♪ enrique: gracias por seguir en esta conversaciÓn con el expresidente trump y nuestra audiencia. empleo, salud, migraciÓn. ramiro gonzÁlez tiene una pregunta. ramiro: buenas noches, seÑor trump. yo soy un republicano que no estÁ inscrito todavÍa. le quiero dar la oportunidad de que me vuelva a ganar mi voto. sus acciones o falta de acciÓn durante su

actually reflected back on that because he began this whole thing about asian immigrants in springfield, ohio, eating people's pets. this plays into the immigration debates of the kind of hard line they want to take. so by softening his image, he really was able to push a lot of that away. but a lot of his answers at the same time, they weren't very complete, he would begin processing integration is not the cause of everything. and then we come back at the end of the day, but that's why these people need to leave our country mediately. there are a lot of holes in here and waltz again, couldn't quite dig in and expose some of those mistruths. nope, that experts say that v p debates do little to sway motors on either side. so you think this one's going to be different? i don't know, it is a difficult question. we know that a bad performance is more likely to weigh on a ticket then a good performance is likely to help it. i would say that's for vance. he definitely didn't hurt his ticket. and waltz may have a little bit, but we will have to see and erase as close as this one. you would have to t

. >> springfield, ohio has a large population of haitian -- >> margaret, the rules were you would not fact check. it is important to say what is going on. >> former president trump ripping walz performance, he's been indoctrinated with lies. he's as nervous as you can get. >> steve: you could tell that, mr. walz, the governor, taking an awful lot of notes and stumbling while trying to defend kamala harris' record and his past comments, as well. >> you said you were in hong kong in spring of 1989. minnesota public radio and other meed are reporting you did not travel there until august of that year. can you explain that dis discrepancy? >> my community saw where i was at. i have poured my heart into my community. i've not been perfect, but i'm a knucklehead at times. i hear critiques of this. donald trump should have come on a trip with us. >> governor, can you explain the discrepency? >> i misspoke on this, that is what i've said. i was in hong kong and china during the democracy protest. >> ainsley: he had a few other cr crepediscr discrepancys, as well. she held his feet to the fire

vance over his false claims about haitian migrants in springfield, ohio. donald trump's divisive rhetoric for creating bomb threats in the city. here's a part of that exchange. >> this is what happens when you don't want to solve it, you demonize it. and we saw this in senator vance, and it surprises me on this. talking about and saying i will create stories to bring attention to this, that vilified a large number of people who were here legally in the community of springfield. the republican governor said it's not true, don't do it. there's consequences for this. there's -- we could come together. senator langford do it. we could come together and solve this if we didn't let donald trump continue to make it an issue. and the consequences in springfield were the governor had to send state law enforcement to escort kindergartners to school. i believe senator vance wants to solve this, but by standing with donald trump and not working together to find a solution, it becomes a talking point. and when it becomes a talking point like this, we dehumaninize and v

blamed donald trump, and certainly there's a lot to say about donald trump and his actions around springfield, ohiothe racist lie about eating cats and dogs. he did that on twitter. he did it after he had his staff called springfield officials and he knew it was a lie. he spread it anyway, and donald trump ran with it. that lie has had catastrophic consequences. i want to credit my classmate peter chen, who started this fund-raiser. it's been really heartwarming to say we have to stand up for decency, to let these new americans have esl classes, driver's education, to try to ease the burden on springfield, ohio, so they can peacefully integrate into the community, which i know that's what everyone wants. >> i've covered donald trump for nine years and his attraction to racist lies is something i've covered for a long time. it has his rites in his life, career and time as a landlord, but jd vance described donald trump if more harsh terms than anyone has. he called him america's hitler, what is in jd vance that makes him want to be the right-hand man to someone he described and saw as america's hitl

of course, reached out to the republican mayor of springfield, ohio, rob rue. old us, quote, the unfounded rumors about springfield and the haitian immigrants here are detrimental to our town and we hope they will come to an end. a kindly urged president trump to consider the impact of his words on springfield, ohio now, trump, dealing with this as kamala harris is now on her way to wisconsin one of the key states in the democrats see as a blue wall crucial to win but tonight some democrats are worried that the blue wall may not stand. jeff zeleny is outfront so much is at stake in this election. democrats are grabbing a bullhorn and fever actually working to fortify their blue wall? >> yes, election is going to come down to a handful of states so that's why we're doing the blue wall bus tour. michigan, pennsylvania, and of course the great state of wisconsin are going to decide the outcome of the election. >> you battlegrounds, hold us it's much critical symbolism as this trio of states, where democrats are still haunted by donald trump's 2016 victory is the an

but, you know, he came to springfield, ohio. >> i know. but but tim walz nice to talk about where he is in this race, what they're doing. >> i'd stay away from the childless cat. ladies, stay away from springfield. those are going to come out anyway, talk about what they're going to do for america and the hope and the joy that tim walz let's brings. i talk about my mole football team that walked out on that stage at the dnc. that was a moment, folks, i got to tell you home and spoke to a lot of people across this country. >> all right. you can watch tim walz and jd vance's first face off in their vp debate hosted by cbs news tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. and i'll be heading to you or to do some of our pre debate coverage. don't miss it straight ahead here on cnn this morning, we continue to bring you the latest on the devastation across the southeast and the destruction left behind by hurricane helene plus new this morning, tens of thousands of dock workers go on strike. potentially massive disruption to the economy. just

and 15 to 20,000 people settled in springfield, ohio. t they last week indicated they were not going to extend the temporary protected status of this individuals which could result in their going into an illegal status. and springfield would have these individuals that would not have any direct federal support and the community would get no additional assistance as to how to handle this 10% of the population of the city that would now fall into an illegal status as a result of the administration terminating their protected status. >> which may happen in the coming year. >> months. >> so this could be an issue for the next president, whoever that president is. congressman, thank you for explaining. "face the nation" will be back in a minute. stay with us. multi-millionaires built their wealth the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa. the bootstrapper. the bootmaker. yeehaw [narrator] but many do have something in common. we all trust schwab with our wealth. [narrator] thanks to our award-winning service, low costs an

of course, reached out to the republican mayor of springfield, ohio, rob rue. he told us, quote, the unfounded rumors about springfield and the haitian immigrants here are detrimental to our town and we hope they will come to an end. i kindly urge president trump to concede that or the impact of his words on springfield, ohio. now, trump dealing with this as kamala harris is now on her way to wisconsin, one of the key states in the democrats see as a blue wall crucial to win. but tonight some democrats are worried that the blue wall may not stand. jeff zeleny is outfront election. >> democrats are grabbing a bullhorn and fever actually working to fortify their blue wall. >> yes, election is going to come down to a handful of states and that's why we're doing the blue wall bus tour. michigan, pennsylvania, and of course the great state of wisconsin are going to decide the outcome of this election you battlegrounds hold as much critical symbolism is this trio of states, where democrats are still haunted by donald trump's 2016 victory is the anxiety among democrats

if you are a person that lived there, if you lived in springfield, ohio and all of a sudden you could into a hospital, you can get your children into school, you wouldn't be able to buy groceries, you can no longer pay the rent because the government is paying rent, if any of that happened it would be a disaster for you and you wouldn't be happy. >> so again, you have a situation where former president trump is being asked questions and he proceeds to lie, many times, and he's allowed to drone on and on with those lies, unchecked. joining us now is former president of univision and former president and ceo of telemundo. thank you very much for coming on the show this morning. i'm wondering how you felt how this town hall went. univision, last night. if he was ever able to win over more voters from the community. >> you are talking a few minutes ago about this echo system. what happened last night at the univision town hall, it was an extension of that. it was really not a tone of hall. it was an infomercial in which they brought in an audience's props. they did ask tough questions. bu

>> omar jimenez reports from springfield, ohio where haitian immigrants face hate in this city. they've called home if all of the haitians here there were gone, what do you think happens to springfield? >> the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at 8:00 on cnn closed captioning brought to you by guilt, visit gilt.com today for up to 70% off designer brands has the designers that get your heart racing had inside a prices new every day currie, they'll be gone in a flash designer sales at up to 70 keep sent off south gilt.com today since 2020, roughly 12,000 haitian immigrants have moved to springfield, ohio, a city that was once struggling to find workers. >> republican presidential nominee donald trump and his running mate jd vance, has spent a large portion of their campaign targeting these legal immigrants, but spread hurting disinformation and threatening to deport them. if elected. in this week's the whole story, cnn's omar jimenez takes viewers inside this city community members reveal how haitian immigrants have revitalized the local economy. here's a preview hey alex

just to clarify for our viewers, springfield, ohio ohio does have a large number of haitian migrantsys were going to fact fact check and, since you'rel fact checking me, i think it's important to say what's actually going on. - we want to have... it's something that's| been on the books... microphone cuts out. gentlemen, the audience can't hear you because your mics are cut. that was a bit of a moment, wasn't it? but there's one question on everyone's minds — who won the debate? here's jarrod hill, from our partner station cbs. according to a poll conducted immediately afterwards, they say a1% believe jenny vance, the republican candidate, took this one. around a1% say ten walls won. —— tim walz. 70% said it was a tie. it looks as though neither one of these candidates did any harm to their campaigns, which is kind of all they can hope for. will this push either campaign in any direction, especially with the slim numbers of undecided voters? that's yet to be decided. voters? that's yet to be decided-— voters? that's yet to be decided. , ., ., i, , decided. interesting analysis there.

springfield, ohio. when they are not illegal, they are there legally. blican mayor of that city says stop it. it's not true. it's not happening. >> stephen: what's the value to trump to continue it? >> rachel: two things, first of all it's helpful to note that this is a reoccurring racist urban legend that happens every few decades. from the late 1970s to the late 1980s, there were multiple instances of refugees eating dogs and cats, urban legends, fake stories about southeast asian refugees, they have used these against haitians before, against indonesians, southeast asians and refugees -- it's just a racist urban legend that gets regurgitated every few years whenever clan like groups like it. and in the springfield, ohio, example, there is a nazi group that literally parades. i don't just say nazi as a epithet, they parade with swastika flags which they did on august 10th and have been promulgating this old urban legend about that group of refugees like others do. >> stephen: so they are taking their cues from the nazis. >> rachel: yes. the trump-vance

they just dropped 30,000 illegal aliens in springfield, ohio, and it's become a different place. we're going to destroy our country. >> actually. >> it's horrible. >> there's more to that story. they are here legally. they are programs that the current administration has put into place to do those flights. so we recently learned, we didn't have any number to compare it to, so all of a sudden, we knew 1.5 million people had come in through the flights. we know the numbers lessened at the border because of what they're doing, partially -- >> for the election. >> well, i mean, the timing of it is interesting, right? but the numbers get made up by the people we can't see in the flights. all of it has a burden on the economy. >> okay. legal, illegal, whatever, you know? then you go to the evening. the polar opposite. we witnessed a man who spent his life as a down the middle journalist, seeming to throw it all away for his audience of one, interrupting the vice president awkwardly and unnecessarily, ignoring many issues that define this campaign, including a woman's right to health ca

he will double down on things as he has on the false claim that immigrants in springfield ohio were eatinga great case study. that claim was thoroughly examined by many media organizations. not just the fact checkers. they went to springfield, talked to people and, yet, it just got repeated and repeated and is still getting repeated today. >> this is bill adair. the book is beyond the big lie. how it could burn down our democracy. let's start with dan. dan is in california. republican line. go ahead. >> good morning, gentlemen. i just find it a little ironic that you guys have a book targeting republicans which we are a diverse group of people across religion, we are not all born americans. you are sort of labeling us like that. in the title of your book is the big lie. you open with a 2012 audio cited where you yourself said you lied i mean, i don't know if he had a nondisclosure or an nda, but you have capitalized on a. you are capitalist. i get that. you are selling a book now. i just think that's rich. that is my comment. i don't understand how you can write a book about how people liv

. >> the people that i am most worried about in springfield, ohio the american citizens who had theired by kamala harris open border. >> springfield ohio does have a large number of haitian migrants who have legal status, temporary protected status. senator, we have so much to get to. >> it is important. margaret, the rules were that you guys weren't going to fact check. since you are fact checking me it is important to say what's actually going on. >> thank you for describing the legal process. we have so much to get to. >> those laws have been on the books since 1990. >> thank you, gentlemen. we want to have -- >> this hasn't been on the books since 1990. >> gentlemen, the audience can't hear you because your mics are cut. >> harris: wow. so you get to fact check the moderator. they didn't say vance was wrong. thank you for legally explaining it. in other words, thanks for the facts. this "new york post" editorial board is calling out their quote ridiculous fact check of a true statement. this was a nationally televised example why the elites examination of fact checking is a load o

the substance is when he was liing about immigrants in springfield, ohio, again. tim t walz called himself out o it. no, no, no, i am not lying, let me tell you why i am calling them illegal immigrants even though they are not illegal. they said thank you for explaining the law. that is annot what we are askin you about. >> that is when he complained about being fact checked, saying the rules said you can not fact check me. that is one of the thing that is in the video that we will be hearing a lot of. norah o'donnell did a fact a check indirect at the end of the climate change discussion, the discussion ended and she just said directly, the overall consensus that climate change is happening. that is enthat, but then when i was a direct fact check to j.d. vance he did complain that cbs was violating its own rule. >>> it is the top of the hour. super grateful to have you watching our coverage of the vice presidential debate. it started as a slow burn. not sure what is happening on the substance, the pace was slower at the beginning and then about midpoint it really

they use this in springfield, ohio, 32,000 people coming into a 50,000 community.t get into the hospitals or your kids if school. they are taking over the school and looking for interpreters. the people that came in don't speak the language. other than that it's a wonderful situation. they are destroying our country. >> harris: the parolee is talking about, the parole program is something that has been opaque. i think now there is a press to find out exactly how many people are coming in through it. we need to know that. the sustainability of these communities, whether they are red or blue cities or red or blue states is really at stake here. i have to ask you this, though. i have spent some time in d.c. and talked with congressmen and women who want to do something on the issue. but they are divided and it is a political year. so after november 5th, what can you realistically get done. you said you will deport criminals and those are the immediate emergency type items. longevity in terms of legal immigration in this country, what can you get done? >> look, we have

in springfield, ohio, and in communities all across this country, you've got schools that are open mind. you've got hospitals that are open mind. you've got housing that is totally unaffordable because we brought in millions of illegal immigrants to compete with americans for scarce homes the people that i'm most worried about are the american citizens who have had their lives destroyed by kamala harris's open border. and i agree with you. if you want to solve this problem but i don't think kamala harris does. >> governor, you have one minute to respond. >> yeah, it is law enforcement that asks for the bill they helped craft it. they're the ones that supported it. that's because we know we need to do this. this issue of continuing to bring this up, of not dealing with it, of blaming migrants for everything. on housing, we can talk about wall street speculators buying housing but it becomes a blame. this bill also gives the money necessary to adjudicate. i agree. it should not take seven years for an asylum claim to get done. then you start to make a difference in this and you start to a

in springfield, ohio — springfield.. it is a disgrace, tim, and i agree with you. _ disgrace, tim, and i agree with you. i_ disgrace, tim, and i agree with you. ithink— disgrace, tim, and i agree with you, i think you want to solve this— you, i think you want to solve this problem but i don't think kamala — this problem but i don't think kamala harris does. specifically an exchange on the case of springfield, ohio. joining me now is senior advisor to the trump—vance campaign, jason miller. thanks for being with us again on bbc news. that exchange there, one of the more fiery during the debate and so much kept coming back to the question of immigration. how do you thinkjd vance handle it? i thinkjd vance had an absolutely dominant performance tonight in the debate and you can see why president trump picked him because together they have that vision for how we will fix the economy and deal with the immigration crisis that is gripping the united states. one of the things jd united states. one of the thingsjd vance did so m

wanted someone i want to talk about springfield, ohio, how many how many attempts have they had to try to assassinate him and ohio, i mean, there were there were videos wacky videos online and there were allegedly police reports. >> so if we're going to talk about rhetoric think we should talk about both sides. rhetoric from both sides. i am someone whose house has been vandalized three times in the last four years, my car has been vandalized twice. i received threats on a daily basis. i can tell you there's a lot of rhetoric out there that's not healthy for our country or its citizens. >> and what about this particular rhetoric about ohio i don't have any qualms about anything that trump has said about ohio. >> i think if we're going to talk about rhetoric, again, let's have a conversation about the rhetoric online. how elected officials or threatened, how there are attempted assassination and and others. this is something that we should have a straightforward, honest in bipartisan conversation about. it's something that goes on where i know that democrat officials are threatened repu

the city of springfield, ohio has really suffered. and yet we also see people continue to say that they trust republicans more on immigration yeah, i think you actually expressed it perfectly. we just see again and again and again, not just in polling, but in the focus groups where you really draw out these sort of qualitative gut feelings the two strongest areas for trump and the two weakest areas for harris or are the idea, not just of the economy, but of inflation. the price of goods, the price of housing and border security. i think what we saw tim walz try to do last night was to argue that you can do two things at once. you can be compassionate towards immigrants and mine in full of the actual positive impact that immigrants have on the u.s. economy while still needing to beef up border controls. but because he's not the world's greatest debater, i think he, he pulled on threads of that case, but he didn't make it particularly forcefully. and i think it's really going to be up to kamala harris to change people's minds. people ar

i live in springfield, ohio.years i've lived here i had to explain where the town is and now everyone knows or thinks they do because donald trump and j.d. vance have appropriated the town as a set for their racist falsehoods. springfield lives under a pall of fear. the local committee asked supporters to wave signs and flags outside their building during meetings because many members were afraid to attend. children fear attending schools because of bomb threats. a friend opted out of her regular game night because she does not want to be out after dark. worried parents have insisted on taking the children home from a local university and of course many of our haitian neighbors are terrified to lose their homes. you know who is not afraid to go out and about in springfield? cowboys, neo-nazis. some of these people paraded with flags and rifles during our jazz festival. they forced local officials to cancel the annual culture fest celebration of diverse arts and music. these far right groups clearly feel as though

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his lie about haitian immigrants in springfield, ohio eden cats and dogs saying that they were doing that to score points. and in so doing, they were the humanizing others. ged vance tried to engage the moderators in a debate about asylum policy. when the moderators tried to factional fact checked him, saying that's a that he said immigrants were there legally. so those are just a few moments. but overall, you know, it was very policy focused. it felt like an actual debate. as such, there were personal attacks, but they were quite limited, even though many claims were made in the course of that debate that fell between vague and downright false. right, janelle plenty, plenty a to, to talk about there. so tell us, what are the americans saying online and on social media? how are they responding to the debate? well, based on what i'm seeing, the emerging consensus seems to be that was clearly did his studying up. he clearly did brush up on his facts, but it was a van. so that brought into performance. so i remember that we were speaking earlier, pablo about how vans just had more exper

moderators, muted their microphones during and exchange about the legal status of haitian migrants in springfield, ohio. a. taiwan has closed schools and the officers in preparation for the arrival of typhon crowd on, which is expected us to make land phone thursday morning. many flights have also been cancelled as the storm approaches, the coastline. some 10000 people have been evacuated from areas across the tysons projected past. as taiwan president warrens, the storm could bring catastrophic damage. around 40000 troops have been put on stand by for relief efforts to w. correspond to james trader has this update from dallas young, where the type food is due to make landfall as the rain and the wind, as you can see behind me in the southern city of guile shone, has really started to pick up the speed of the wind the intensity of the rain and likely to increase further as we move into this evening. and to more morning when this hyphen cross on this likely somebody's landfill. as you mentioned in the introduction, no deaths, fortunately have been reported so far, but dozens of people have been injured

lies about immigrants in springfield, ohio, saying there are 30,000 of them. that's not true. those in springfield, ohio, as repeatedly set by officials in that city and in that state is that they have been there legally with the right permit to be there. and he has said lie after lie about millions of criminals that are coming into this country again. people have come into this country, and not by the millions have criminal records. that was a lie. donald trump again, showing, you know, saying he did not start any words and had more drone strikes and that brought us to the brink of washington. and that we are listening to it is one part that we wanted to show to our viewers and the hate, and that has been hallmarks of the republican party were on display throughout the course of today and who spoke in this blood lust language about what he would do if he came back as president one more time. and we felt it was important for them to hear it as he has built this. rick, i want to give you a chance to react to what we have scene before he would begin to ramble and go off script.

we watched it in 2020, springfield, ohio, and were watching it in the aftermath of hurricane helene andwill happen in 29 days if he does not like the election results. if it doesn't matter if the people of western north carolina being fed misinformation. it doesn't matter if there is violence around the election. he will wreak havoc if he thinks it will help him. if you listen to him and those closest to him, have it is what they want. >> over the past eight years, those who want to stop us from achieving this future have slandered me, impeach me, and dated me, tried to throw me off the ballot, and who knows, maybe even try to kill me. >> and then, they tried to kill him. they tried to kill him. it is because the democratic party, they can't do anything right. >> this is no longer a fight between republican versus democrat, left versus right. it is good versus evil. and good is going to win this battle, ladies and gentlemen. >> is or anybody here who is going to vote for lying kamala harris? please raise your hand. i should say to raise your hand. it would be very dangerous. we don't wa