tim: i beat the traffic. checking in with folks later on in the program and i want to talk about what corporations are doing when it comes to private travel. one of the most read stories is about boeing, of all companies, pulling back on corporate travel in the sense of those private jets. vonnie: when i found fascinating is that it has its own private fleet. bombardiers, 737s. you think of anybody is allowed to use private travel, it is a boeing executive. apparently the ceo had to use it just for security reasons. the new ceo has decided, nope, economy and economy class. it is perception, it is optics. tim: i think you hit the nail on the head. according to an aviation consultant, $15 million a year for boeing to spend on travel with the private jets. that doesn't put a dent in the $58 billion debt load. vonnie: hit is really interesting that he's setting a tone. if management doesn't need to travel on these private jets sitting in a runway, you can't overdo it on your expenses. 17,000 people getting laid o

and american heroes was actually tim's idea. he had tried to get something on medical medal of honor winners going as a as as a film, and it couldn't happen. but i thought it would be a terrific book. so so that was tim's involvement and he's been a little involved. any interviews and money gets involved in some of the research and some of the writing, so it's a good team though. i think. james patterson, what is the format of american heroes? it's just we got 30 some medal winners and it ranges from, you know, a bronze medal still to a medal of honor and congressional medal of honor and we just tell the stories of the individual goals. and i think that you know, one of the things for readers to look forward to is and this is true of anything that i that i write, i try to keep it really pasty and keep people interested. and these stories are genuinely thrilling. we one of the things, a couple of novel is jack carr and mark greaney, who are both military people. they just couldn't believe how stunning these stories are. and this

and american heroes was actually tim's idea. he had tried to get something on medical medal of honor winners going as a as as a film, and it couldn't happen. but i thought it would be a terrific book. so so that was tim's involvement and he's been a little involved. any interviews and money gets involved in some of the research and some of the writing, so it's a good team though. i think. james patterson, what is the format of american heroes? it's just we got 30 some medal winners and it ranges from, you know, a bronze medal still to a medal of honor and congressional medal of honor and we just tell the stories of the individual goals. and i think that you know, one of the things for readers to look forward to is and this is true of anything that i that i write, i try to keep it really pasty and keep people interested. and these stories are genuinely thrilling. we one of the things, a couple of novel is jack carr and mark greaney, who are both military people. they just couldn't believe how stunning these stories are. and this

let me talk and brag a little bit about tim walz. [applause] tim is awesome. first met him when i was second gentleman when i went to minnesota for a small business tour. minnesota is ranked as one of the top five states to do business. tim work as governor is a huge part of that. so i could tell right away this is a guy who gets it. he is a great leader. he is a great dad. he is a great coach and he has been an incredible running mate for kamala. [applause] and i'm going to tell you this, georgia. tim walz is going to make one hell of a vice president. [applause] all right, atlanta. how we feeling about winning right here in georgia? because i am so fired up by the energy in this room. this is the same exact energy we are feeling on the ground all across the state of georgia and all across the country. i got to tell you, we feel it every single time we see kamala speak. i barely got to see her at all. you may see her in person more than me the last 15 weeks. i have not seen her speak in person since the convention. i am out here working. i'm trying to get her

yes, tim's.ut every day, i heard tim inspiring students, determined to help every single one of them reach their dreams. that same quality is what makes tim such an effective public servant. he has the biggest heart, and he sees the potential in everyone. and he wants to make sure that everyone, every single person, all of us, have the opportunity to reach it. and i know he will make a fantastic partner to president kamala harris! [cheers and applause] so, friends and neighbors, we are doing this together. please join me in welcoming the next vice president of the united states, my husband, tim walz! [cheers and applause] >> ♪ i was born in a small town ♪ ♪ probably die in a small town ♪ >> hello, wisconsin! i married up, as you can tell. wow. first of all, thank you. gwen, thank you. she is not just minnesota's first lady, she is my best friend. we have been on this journey together. she is an incredible teacher, incredible mom, incredible neighbor. i am grateful for that. samuel, thanks for kic

. >> democratic vice prince of uncial nominee tim walz -- vice presidential nominee tim walz held his final campaign event today. he was joined by his wife, gwen wells, and gretchen whitmer. ♪ >> hello, detroit! hello, michigan! who is fired up to elect kamala harris and tim walz? [cheers and applause] this is it. the whole world is counting on us. tomorrow let's turn the page and chart a new wave forward -- new way forward! if you hear nothing else tonight, hear this. i am calling on you to get out and vote! because when michiganders show up, america wins. we know this is a special city in a special state and we are rising up stronger than ever before. we have each other's back, we understand the value of hard work and the power of community. because of the bride -- biden-harris administration and hard-working michiganders, new houses are going up, more factories are being built, more union autoworkers are on the line. [cheers and applause] it is a story you can see in all the cities we are sharing the stage with tonight. we are a nation of hard-working people, hopeful people. we com

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, these guys do not feel bad for governor tim walz and let me tell you, when i was will my last tripfore hitting nikes, and you know i saw tim walz playing on the tarmac and the secret service agent was rubbing up is going to run right into governor tim walz plain and simple, where is going to say a prayer for governor tim walz and here's the thing about governor tim walz, think about it, he has the toughest job in american politics about we should feel bad and tim walz has to be tent kamala harris sorted be the president of the united states this really a lot of work and really, with capitol american manufacturing, right here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania will proud to more proud of pennsylvania craftsmanship. i'm sure that everybody and here's had a tough day at work today you have day backs tired in your hands are hurting but think about it can make even the toughest it works, you never had to try to convince the american people with kamala harris could be president of the united states i am telling you my friends, he has a tough job here is the thing, we know when kamala ha

. >> tim walz here and i'm passing it on to one is going to build more affordable housing. >> tim walz here. now i'm going to pass the phone to someone is going to help lower prescription drug prices. >> tim walz here, i'm going to pass the phone to someone is going to grow our auto industry. >> i'm passing this on to someone who will protect her reproductive freedoms. >> okay, let's take a closer look. right there maryland governor westmore went with tim walz the hunter. massachusetts governor maura healey went for coach was. new jersey governor phil murphy who i'm pretty sure has no idea how to fix anything in a car and maine's governor, jenna mills, both went with car guy tim walz. in michigan, governor gretchen whitmer opted for state fair, holding a dog is a pig tim walz. they did a fantastic job. i certainly think they had a good time and i hope you did, too. a very happy halloween to all of you out there. in many ways, it has been a scary year. maybe that will be behind us. on that note, i wish you all a very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news,

now, julie, i think tim hit it there.everything, and i think starbucks lost focus on the customer experience. it got expensive. they have so many drinks and things on the menus that they can't keep up. and they had drive-ins and phone-ins and walk-ins, and they're trying to serve them all, and they weren't serving any of them very well. maybe nichols is going to turn that around. >> i think investigators appreciate when a story gets cleaner and there's a refocussing on what made a company great and what it's competitive position is. it's hard when they're trying to be all things to all people at all times of the day when they clearly have a model that works best when they focus on what they're good at, more towards the early part of the day. i think the opportunity talked about earlierer in the week of di zesting or jving operations in china could be interesting for them, because i think that hasn't been the market they hoped it would be. i think there's so much more competition than they expected. i think there's a lot f

tim walz was in las vegas earlier today.. >> you have been working so hard and knocking on doors. it is the final stretch. you have to do a little bit longer. the mission is very simple. you have to show them the clear choice. it has never been clearer. doll have done such an amazing job. without you none of this would happen. we will send a couple of champions to the white house. or we can return a wannabe dictator. we tend vote. it is on the ballot. we didn't vote for affordable housing and lower costs for groceries and subscriptions. or tax cuts for the rich. we can choose freedom for all women. that is what is on the ballot. or abortion bands. -- bans. this is not the year to be on the sideline. this election is literally life-and-death, especially for women. this dangerous rhetoric is not leadership. it gets worse every day. it hurts even more. he started his campaign insulting mexicans. and he ended it insulting the beautiful island of puerto rico. we have to show him that are vote counts. life is busy. we have to make

because, tim and i have tried our entire lives to be good neighbors.t is a really important thing to be. and you know i could not be more proud of the people of wisconsin and i am so glad that you are my neighbor. thank you. thank you. [applause] ever since tim joined this ticket, it has been a world when i kid you not. i've been knocking on doors in northern michigan, making phone calls and launching and assembling packets in pennsylvania. now here we a a are. i was gone for just a few minutes from wisconsin and now i am back because we are getting out the vote in wisconsin. [cheering and applause] yes, we are. everywhere i go, people are fired up for a new way forward. are you? yes. that is what kamala harris is offering. because she is fighting for the promise of america. no matter who you are, how much money you make, where you are from or who you voted for, you belong here. yes, you do. [applause] and you can build a life here. kamala and tim will be a president and a vice president for all americans. for everyone. that meanshe fighting for middle

and tim and i have often shared it with each other.have fought the good fight, i have finished the race, and i have kept the faith." minnesota, we have kept the faith. [applause] but here's the thing, and kamala said this, sometimes that fight takes longer than we thought. and sometimes there are roadblocks and boulders and fences without gates in that race. but we have no choice but to keep the faith, and we have no choice but to fight on, right? that's right, and we will. so you know what tim says. we'll sleep when we're dead! [cheers and applause] as some of you know, i am more moderate. [laughter] i think now that the election is over, we can take a quick nap. [laughter] but after that, after that, we know this, we are getting right back to work, aren't we? yes, we are. [applause] i'm ready. and i'm certain that there is no one who is going to fight harder than our governor. and i am so very proud of him. so will you please join me in welcoming the governor of the great state of minnesota, tim walz! [cheers and applause] ["small to

what do you want to say about kamala harris and tim walz.ers in underestimation with tim walz's ties to communist china. >> is not just communist china got busted for giving taxpayer dollars to a corporation that's hiring migrant children to clean slaughterhouses. when you are looking at the message and the finger-pointing the democrats tend to do and you realize if you check under the hood, they are the ones guilty of exactly who they are accusing us of. i think it's obviously very alarming. you look at what he said about being in china and we know he lied about that too. it would be no surprise if there were any connections there. maria: the investigation into joe biden we have not heard a lot about that. is that in the back seat at this point now that he is no longer factor? >> you know, unfortunately think so. obvious it is up to the chairman's discretion. i note comber has been on to him about his family ties congress needs a pass logit legislation it does not happen again. what was house influence peddling. you know we tried to go afte

caroline: tim tully.ck when you are starting to write even more of those checks to companies. great to have you on. coming up, tiktok could be up for sale in the united states. will it be under the next administration? someone who has thrown their hat in the ring to buy it, frank mccourt. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. - achieving my goals as an adult was challenging without a high school diploma. with the help of an adult education center, i finished my high school diploma and it changed my life. oh my gosh. - this year's book is a testament to your accomplishments and how they have impacted all of us. - getting my high school diploma made me feel like i can do anything. now i can help the kids in my community achieve their dreams. - when you graduate, they graduate. visit fi

tim's!ard tim encouraging his students, determined to help every single one reach their dreams. and that same quality is what makes tim such an effective public servant. thank you. and i know he will make a fantastic partner to president kamala harris! so will you please join me in welcoming the next vice president of the united states, my husband, tim walz! states, my husband, tim walz! >> well, hello detroit! thanks to the love of my life, gwen, for endless support, and for coming along with me on this wild ride. i also want to use this as an opportunity to thank my amazing kids hope and goss. you guys are what it's all for, and i couldn't be prouder of you. and thank you to all of you. you could probably tell from these rallies all across the country tonight, this team is running like everything's on the line because everything's on the line. but i want to take tonight to talk about one issue in particular that really underlines the stakes in this election. so let me speak to the guys in

is he horrible and none of them look like tim walz. the costume is bad. the pitch is bad.whitless whitmer is not at all convincing. >> raymond: way is she holding a pig? i couldn't understand that at all. i never saw walz in that post. "the washington post" live, laura is officially dead. the post jonathan capehart tried to suggest that trump is laying the groundwork for con odessaing the election and he cited recent lawsuits as you mentioned a moment ago. these alleged voting irregularities in bucks county in pennsylvania. "the washington post" columnist hugh houthi disagreed and then he had enough we are news people if we have opinions. so yes he is upset about bucks county but he was right and he won in court. that's the story. >> i will let you keep going, jonna. >> no, i'm just -- i don't appreciate being lectured about reporting when hugh many times you come here saying lots of things that aren't. >> i won't come back, jonathan. i'm done. i'm done. this is the most unfair election ad i have ever been a part of. you guys are working. that's fine. i'm done. >> well, la

that feels bad for tim walz. these guys do not feel bad for governor tim walz, let me tell ya but in my last trip out west actually we went to nevada and arizona before heading east and i saw his plane on the tarmac. i said, we are gone i say a prayer for tim walz because think about it. he has the toughest job in american politics. he has gotta pretend that harris could be president of the united states, that is really tough work. we are in the capital of american manufacturing, right here in pennsylvania, we are proud, are we proud? and i am sure everyone in here has had a tough day at work, you know, you have had a long day, your back is tired your hands are hurting but even in your toughest day of work you have never had to convince the public that harris should be president but here is the thing, we know what she would do because we know what she has been doing for the last four years. she has the audacity to go around to the american people and say on day one i am gonna get serious about border security or

the running mate tim walls has been in nevada and arizona.f you missed any of those stops, you can find info online wi-sn and our free video and mobile app. we now want to have a conversation with all of you and get your thoughts on what you heard today from the candidates. if you voted already, who did you vote for and why? if you haven't, have you made up your mind? if so, how will you vote? pat in new york, republican. thanks for hanging on the line. good evening to you. >> how are you doing? >> have you already voted? >> yeah. i voted the first day that early voting started. >> early voting then. >> yeah. i went down to the lincoln depot in town. the line was all the way around the block. i couldn't even get in there. i have to go somewhere else. >> ok. who did you vote for? >> the orange man has to come back. [laughter] >> all right. we will move on to clyde in new york, democratic caller. >> hi. >> are you with us? >> yes. >> did you already vote? >> yes i did. i early voted. >> how was it for you? >> it was great. i voted for harris. t

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and the short answer is, tim's probably right. there's more room to go, in terms of the allocation of money. karen said it, as well. you think about a microstrategy, for example, who has to buy it? nobody necessarily, but they own 280,000 bitcoin, and average price of $42,700. so, think about the investments they made and how it's paying off in this environment. so, there are clearly people winning to that, but again, it comes back to, what's the environment we're going in, and quickly, i think this is quasi-important, not to use a josh brown term, but china announced a $1 trillion trade sure bsurplus, which was a record. this incoming administration will say that's problematic. whether it is or not, they'll be offended by it, which to me means the ability or the likely hood of higher tariffs is out there, which means inflation comings back, which means the gold trade is alive and well. >> a stronger dollar will offset some inflation. i think what you're talking about with china, bank of japan is saying they may not hike when they

inaudible tim cook talked about _ forecast. inaudible tim cook talked about it _ forecast.k talked about it in _ forecast. inaudible tim cook talked about it in june. - forecast. inaudible tim cook talked about it in june. he - talked about it injune. he said it would be a staggered rollout. a lot of people do not like to hear that but at least they know what they are getting. there is nothing really revolutionary about apple intelligence in that the things it has are found elsewhere now. it enhances the experience for apple customers. if there is one thing that guides apple's philosophy, is the customer experience is the tougher side. the customer experience is the tougherside. still as the customer experience is the tougher side. still as term cook said, apple would rather do it better than do more of it. think of apple wanting to take the time and getting it right. yes, that means there is probably not a flood of customers rushing to upgrade and get the iphone 16 but when they do, this thing will work brilliantly. at least that is what apple's and tim cook's vision is. w

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are you going to show up for kamala and tim? what we all decide to do between now and election day is what counts. you only have three days left to make sure every arizonan knows the stakes. that they have a plan to vote. that plan to vote needs to be on election day. that's tuesday. we will elect the first native american native american to represent arizona in congress, jonathan nash. [crowd cheering] jonathan nash. [crowd cheering] i am counting on you, arizona. let's get work. as coach would say, let's leave it all on the field. thank you all so much. let's do this, arizona. ♪ >> please welcome northern arizona university student, family, and state. >> hello everyone. i'm a lifelong arizonan and first genera -- generation college student. i've been studying to earn my bachelors and masters in social work and i run a small business here in flagstaff. i'm here today because my generation needs and deserves leaders who are looking out for the future. vice president harris and tim walz are not only fighting for me and my communi

joining me now are tim miller co-host of the bulwark podcast and mark lean wits.u for joining us tonight. i'm trying to think of how to categorize the behavior of senate republicans here, tim. shred of decency comes to mind. none of them really came out and said to the media publicly they would not vote for matt gaetz but clearly saying that behind closed doors and it sound like it mattered. do you have -- i won't say renewed faith in senate republicans to maybe withstand the pressures of trump -- but do you have any more optimism after a day like today? >> maybe slightly. all of these courageous republicans you know who go on background and talk to people like mark to criticize donald trump over the last nine years, that finally became useful. right? you can be courageous and talking on background reporters and apparently you can be courageous in private with matt gaetz. so i don't -- i thought the gaetz was going to get through to be candid. the fact he withdrew means i should update my priors a little bit about what might be happening on the hill. i remain deep

we are waiting on remarks from minnesota governor tim walz after his and vice president kamala harrisss in the presidential election. we are going to bring you his comments live. stay with cnn. mise >>> following breaking news into cnn, we are watching the first lady of minnesota, gwen walz, introducing her husband, the governor, tim walz, who was the vice presidential candidate. obviously, alongside vice president kamala harris, after their loss on tuesday. we have seen democrats do some soul-searching and there has been finger-pointing behind the scenes, trying to figure out the cause of the loss and what could be done differently in future campaigns. we heard from the vice president and we have yet to hear directly from governor walz, her running mate and we are anticipating what his remarks might be. >> i think what is remarkable is we are watching his wife -- she looks like she is in pain. you can see in her face, she is fighting tears as she is speaking here and it is just a very interesting moment and certainly, of course, she wanted a very different outcome. vice president kam

what time is it, tim?'s a final trade, so don't leave your dial or move your dial. >> that was terrible. >> i wasn't expecting that tease. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our advanced matching helps find talented candidates, so you can connect with them fast. visit indeed.com/hire >>> super quick final trade. julie, kick it off aon is an interesting smaller company. >> you saw the division with exxon and chevron. i would take the exxon. >> i'll take the opposite, chevron. >> you look sharp today. i can't really figure it out. any, citibank, i think banks are going >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. welcome to "cramerica." my friends, i'm just trying to make a little money. my job is not just to educate, but to entertain. call

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[cheers] now, most of you here know the real tim sheehy.nfortunately, most of montana knows shady sheehy at this point. so over the next few months, hopefully they'll get to know the real tim sheehy and they'll learn that i've dedicated my life to this country, as is my wife, as is our family. this role will be no different. we are going to dedicate our time and our energies to make sure we get this country back on the right track and we make montana and america work for all americans. thank you so much for your support. god bless. [cheers] [applause] ♪

griff: tim, your reaction?> well, if she's going to be talking about that as a disqualifying factor, how about lying about people, claiming they're using that kind of rhetoric. it's plain for anyone to see if you watch the videotape what president trump was talking about how would liz cheney view it if she were the one deployed to war zones instead of sons and daughters of americans she has voted to deploy to their deaths while she sat in washington d.c. with her feet up in her office there. it was talking role reversal. if you want to talk about political violence, president trump is the only person in this campaign who survived two assassinations attempts. and for nine years democrats have been calling donald trump, dangerous, an insurrectionist, a bad man, anything you can think of and it's a failure because he's leading the race. and what is her answer, to do more of it because she doesn't have a way to talk to voters about what they actually care about like on the economy and on the border and on america's

loves tim >> i my voice i'm going with jr and i approve this message tim is correct bob dylan appeared on a 2010 episode of pawn stars. rick sends chumlee on a mission to the las vegas strip to track down bob dylan for an autograph. >> hey, mr. dylan how are you doing? okay, i was wondering if i could trouble you for a signature here this would really mean a lot to my boss okay well, thank you, mr. dylan. good luck to you bob dylan roy, this has been luxurious. it's time now for missing words. captains. i'm going to give your with key words cut out, and you'll have to fill in the blank and give us the full story here's your first headline. bear that attacked luxury car was actually blank bear that attacked luxury car was actually seth rogen was actually man in costume. >> three insurance claims involving a bear damaging luxury cars in california are now believed to be fraud, after it was determined that the culprit was a man under arrest for insurance fraud after they used the video to place a claim detectives executed a search warrant at the home of one of the suspects and found the t

tim said it, every other stock that you look at in the sector, the chart is horrendous. this is the -- go ahead. >> no, eventually you will miss, but is the miss a function of analysts getting too hyped up over it and, therefore, they're setting the stock up for a miss? if they didn't ratchet up the earnings expectations, they would easily jump over -- it's the context. >> it's a point of reference karen is completely right. you would like them to talk it down the problem is every time they've talked it down in the past, it's leaped over them. and they've looked silly >> when you say the analysts talk it down -- >> i'm saying it the wrong way whenever the analysts put out their estimates, they've definitely had a lower bar where nvidia leaps over it and they've looked ridiculous. because who should know? they should know how high that bar should be, in theory, and whenever nvidia leaps over it, they look silly. so they keep raising the bar so eventually nvidia has to fail. >> it's going to be a beat and raise here i mean, let's be clear >> it's just a matter of degree. >

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so tim, talk us through the reactions to this proposal. yeah, you mentioned the small island states already. they're not happy at all, and they do not seem to be willing to, to agree to what's on the table here. i mean, developing countries have been asking for at least a trillion dollars per year. what they've got now is $250.00, a $1000000000.00, sorry. this is really by far of what they've been asking for and by far of what is actually needed. a social society was also quite worried about this figure being on the table and also so late. and everybody is really unhappy with the presidents here, presidency here, which is which, which is here also to, to, to bring the parties together and to formulate and compromise. yeah, and to have this figure on the table so laid, we're now in over time is really making everybody unhappy. what else is in the proposal? a pod from this number is there is progress on mitigation on the reduction of, of emissions, which is the main proposal of this conference also to protect climate. there are the movements

tim walz here.i'm going to pass the phone to someone who's going to help lower prescription drug prices. tim walz here. i'm going to pass the phone to someone who's going to grow our auto industry. tim walz here and i'm passing the phone to someone who will protect our reproductive freedoms. oh my god, that could be the dumbest thing i've ever seen. i don't even understand it. it's the stupidest. me. why are they impersonating a guy who may be the goofiest running mate since tim kaine? i mean, it's like doubling down on failure. can you explain why they would do this? i mean, i could understand, okay, we're imitating kamala, but tim walz, i mean, nobody likes him. i mean, he just let his city burn. he's a complete disaster. he's a horrible governor of minnesota, which a state i love. he's horrible. and none of them look like tim walz. so the costume is bad, the pitch is bad. and gretchen whitmer is not at all convincing. why is she holding a pig? i couldn't understand that at all. i never saw waltz

tim? and s certainly other names with exposure to macao, there's a story of where macao is going to be uneven, but i think the longer picture here, and the thesis for owning wynn and las vegas sands is that i think if your view is one to two years and beyond, i realize it's been a long one year, even one and a half years, even when the stocks had a fantastic 2022 into '23, before giving a lot of that back. i like vegas sands. wynn, 4 1/2 times ebitda, the value is there. it's not going to happen overnight, but i think the long-term on the u.s. properties is normalization and macao is just recovery. i expect it. >> when you look at it, it was macao -- vegas, macao, then you had singapore with las vegas sands, and now you have -- >> boston property. >> boston property, but you have uae. i like that ability to throw that out there for future growth potential. so, this would be my favorite name, if i have to go with a traditional casino. >> there's always a shiny new thing. it was macao, then

let's go. >>> that was tim waltz speaking in detroit.adelphia is the pennsylvania speaker of the house, joanna mcclinton. speaker mcclinton, i believe that the tim waltz speech was also delivered to the audience in philadelphia. did we manage to pull it off? i guess we don't have speaker mcclinton. the moment she is there, somewhere in that rally in pennsylvania, in philadelphia, where they are waiting for the vice president to arrive, vice president, i'm told, has landed at the airport in philadelphia. and i think we now have our speaker, joanna mcclinton. speaker, are you there? okay. we don't have her. we are going to continue to cover the events as they are unfolding in pennsylvania tonight. vice president harris has had to travel from a very important speech the closing speech in pittsburgh, across the state to philadelphia, for her final speech of the campaign, which will be in philadelphia. we'll be right back after this break. break. t on the family journey that led to you. learn when they said, “i do.” ♪♪ when they became heroes

i know we are close to minnesota so you guys know governor tim walz well, it hears, here's what i wantof you like me are praying people, people of faith and of what you do say a prayer for governor tim walz. because if you think about this, and all of us have had our days at work. your back hurts. her hands are tired but i don't think any of us have ever had a candidate at tim walz is going to have to take what is got to go around and convince the american people that kamala harris should be the president of the united states. that's tough work. that is a chap job of my friends. i think the toughest job in the trans-eight the united states. as much as kamala harris runs away from joe biden you would think that kamala doesn't know who joe biden is even though she's his vice president. kamala harris we know. she's more of the same. kamala harris is more of the same high grocery prices. kamala harris is more of the same unaffordable housing. kamala harris is more of the same chaos around the world, and kamala harris is more of the same wide-open borders. so tomorrow, wisconsin, let's look

in front of everyone, i want to thank you, tim. you lead with courage, you lead with heart, you see the people, you care about the people. you believe in uplifting the dignity to which all people are entitled, and you have fun when you are doing it. but you are an extraordinary leader and obviously the people of minnesota are very, very lucky to have you there, but you are a national leader and a dear friend, and thank you. noel, thank you for your work in pennsylvania and all that you did for our campaign. and let me just say to everyone on this call, i am so grateful for you. and i so thankful to you. i'm thankful for your love of our country and your willingness to put the work into it. i'm thankful for the faith that you put in me and governor walz and our team, and i'm thankful because i know your character is such that you are not going to get knocked down. and you are in this fight. and you are in it for all the right reasons. and i know that about you. it's why you are part of this call right now and all the work that you d

kamala and tim have all the momentum right now. [cheering and applause] today is a big day. i am a teacher, as many of you -- [cheering] today is the ultimate group project. [applause] it is due today. [applause] here is the serious part, i'm feeling confident in our ability. we will pass. [applause] [indiscernible] here's what i want you to know. i know we have come so far. you have worked so hard. we have been so honored to work alongside you. [applause] make sure that everyone you know , everyone gets out to vote. you know the times the polls are open. 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. it's so important because you know this -- moving forward is within our grasp. it is so close. and we get to say president kamala harris. [cheering and applause] now it is my honor to hand the platform over to my husband. [cheering and applause] >> good morning, everyone. thank you to the folks here for hosting us. [applause] [indiscernible] [cheering and applause] thank you to pennsylvania and folks across the country who wrapped their arms around our family. i hope you saw yourselves enough, midd