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vance as opposed to tim scott, marco rubio. it doesn't matter whether the next president of the united states is delusional or not. as far as the future party is concerned it's difference and intentionally chose j.d. vance because they knew he would go along with the program even if the program was outside, coloring outside the lines. >> and they've allowed him and encouraged him to continue to articulate that program, to do so in unbelievably and terrible way, i think, in terms of springfield, ohio and haitians and all that and they've not pulled him back and they are not trying to push him back. j.d. vance is joining tucker carlson in hersey, pennsylvania. his podcast present from number 200 to 5 in a week. people got exposed to denial because of tucker carlson. maybe the vice presidential candidates, two major parties of the u.s. shouldn't be appearing with tucker carlson after he's not just had him on as a guest but praised holocaust denial populist historian but i've seen no sign any sense of the trump campaign that there'

you take those and match them up against a brian camp or tim scott, or fill in the blank.t's hard to see where they have anywhere near the mobility to popularize the movement he has. remember, this is the guy who was on her television sets for years as the apprentice, the head of the apprentice. thee folk hero in new york and a gigantic persona. henry lee a personality. what human being could go through what he has gone through and be standing on their own 2 feet? so, give him credit. i do not see the person that follows him because he is no ideology. he is a couple of touch points of one of which he stumbled on coming down that stereo talked about when heow got on the goldn escalator border and tariffs which she has long been on. but the rest of this stuff. [laughter] [laughter] [inaudible]g] my favorite line up as his acceptance speech. [inaudible] [laughter][l very quickly and they will not be allowed to participate in women's sports. [laughter] when i get up in the morning those are those are two things linked together. [laughter] [inaudible] >> want to help my bill cl

efsenator, senator tim scott, thank you. when we come back,tt we'redays only 50 days away from the election day. we're going to take a close look at the latest e electi. will we'll check in with matt towery, robert k haley, straightk in ahead. >> we all salute the brave men and women who serve in our military and protect our streets. their true heroes. but they often couldn't do what they do without their powerful partners. the canine heroes we don't always think about from explosive detection to hunting bad guys and working search and rescue, saving lives abroad and right here in our home communities. but due to limited and declining budgets, these dogs aren't getting the protective gear, life saving treatments and proper handler training they need to survive. the lack of resources for these dogs is sometimes shocking. that's why i found it canine fun. when i was in the service, i spent the majority of my time in the special operations community. spike was my first working dog. he was killed in iraq. the mission of spike's

tim scott got up on stage with donald trump, included fannie lou hamer. in order to endorse donald trump. he said, i'm sick and tired of being sick and tired, right and in the words of an old spiritual so we don't really say that about that. we don't, so we didn't say it about barack obama, which is really interesting because that is very much an argument that could have been made chris has a little bit mean, jon stewart about what he was dropping an accident when i think he was important that got one point and tim walz is accused of being folksy. >> there are moments, but your point is well taken. that this is an elevated moment right now where this is focused on for a very different reason in something tells me that those who know the code know exactly why i'm all leah. >> thank you both so much and thank you all for watching anderson cooper 360 next this whale is unaware. >> it's being exploited for financial advertising. look at this silly little saleable these men of means today, silver spoon seating up the financial favors of the 1%. what would beco

you take those amounts it up against brian kemp or tim scott or fill in the blank and is hard to see that anywhere near the ability to mobilize a populist movement that he has. this is about look remember this as a guide we saw saw on our television sets for years as the apprentice, the head of the apprentice and a folk hero in the art of the gigantic persona and really a personality or come what human thing could go through what he has gone through every standing on their own two feet? so give him credit but i don't see the person that follows him. because look he has no ideology. he has a couple of touch points, what in which he stumbled on, come down the stairs he talked about when he got down the golden escalator, border and tariffs which he's long been on but the rest of this stuff, you know, everybody should have idea. [laughing] [applause] >> don't do that. it just encourages me. [laughing] my favorite light of his is the acceptance speech, were going to cure alzheimer's and cancer. [laughing] very quickly and then -- [laughing] when i get up in the morning those two things ri

prior to that he served as deputy legislative director for tim scott of south carolina. lisa is in the federal pairs of united states when she leads efforts in policymakers and stakeholders to expand access for affordable care through bipartisan center for reform. prior to that she worked for a congresswoman in and congressman in michigan. we have to keep people on their toes. they are excited to hear from you. what do you have for breakfast on a morning like this? connor: i honestly had some chips and hummus because some of us are not super proactive are responsible about stocking our refrigerator and pantry. >> lisa? lisa: i mostly had coffee this morning. >> let's take a quick review of what we see happening in congress. where have you seen bright spots in health care priorities on a bipartisan basis. is it possible and do you see any surprises? connor: thank you to the united states of care and thank you to natalie and lisa for having me. the work you all are prioritizing is so important in that it does cut through a lot of the partisan noise. health care is one of t

gov governor mark robinson, also known as maga, is great black hope or as donald trump calls him, tim scott offend and why i thought we had a perfectly fine answer to that wow, giving them we'd like to double down on the wrong answer the answer the girl scouts of america are mad at mark robinson, who is currently running for governor of north carolina because his wife allegedly stiff the girl scouts for nearly $3,000 worth of bookings that's terrible. >> that's got to be a record in terms the girl scout cookie purchases. yeah, thousand dollars. >> yeah. >> we all felt like spewing $3,000 girl scout thin mints are delicious, don't get me wrong. >> i love the thin mints. >> your fraser, enjoy forever this is on the girl scout you gotta get your money upfront. >> yeah. why the product before you get the bread, all the girl scouts are shady anyway, because they charge you for cookies and they put a picture them on the box having a good time with your money. >> and that's disrespectful let's go ahead the anti gay, devout christian politician also drew criticism for what hypocritical habit yes. >

senator booker was talking to tim scott and he was representing the police union.holdup. the reason the george floyd act would not pass his senators were unwilling to buck the police unions. tyre nichols should be alive today. george floyd should be alive today. we can go down a line of the names of people that we know and there's so many others we don't know whose names didn't hit national news, who should be alive today. one bill will not fix everything. this bill can make a difference if legislators are willing to stand up and do what's right. >> it should not be that hard. >>> mary trump has a new book out about her family and we will hear from her. you are watching the weekend. d weight loss plan for me? woah. i'm vegan. i have high cholesterol. does noom have plans for us? noom's plans can be personalized for both your needs! yes! how about dad bod? get your personalized plan today at noom.com you've got a pepto predicament, ace. you overdid it on the loaded fries and now your gut is in the gutter. undo it with pepto fast melts. so you can keep on rolling. [b

department spokesperson tardive victory executive vice president and former senior advisor to senator tim scott white houe correspondence, welcome to all of you. jeff, we got the interview wene? no one will be satisfied with that. we want a lot more answers and access. >> i think all of us want more access so that's the rule of the presses to have a chance to talk to the candidates. i think the first one, she did say i was in what we call a gaggle with her on thearmac a few weeks ago wh she said she was planning to do this a few weeks to get there, she went through a whole lot of questions and answers you can get that many done 20 minutes which is 20 or 25 minutes i think that's about what they had. the answer you just played about her values'1 is something democrats will i republicans are going to use against her. dy seen that sense. >> we also talked about vibes and we talk what freedom and prosperity, these are things everyone is for, but, we have such a short condensed race here, will she press to give us more detail? >> i think you'll be pressed, the question is if she feels obligated to g

former biden white house communications director and matt gorman, the former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you for getting up early after a very late night mark mckinnon, i think you're focusing with your microphone. so it's just got this second of mourning is that right. we'll figure it out marc, you have worked for candidates at this incredibly high level. >> you know what it's like to prepare them, you know what it's like to sit and watch your person, your guy do something like this on the debate stage last night, i and between what we saw on stage with trump and then what we talked taylor swift moments after the debate stage your big picture takeaways here absolutely dominant performance, just a tko. >> i mean, i've seen watch prepper does and dozens and dozens a debates. i just can't remember one that's that dominant sense of what she achieved, what she needed to do. and i mean, we can go through the points and we'll go through and how she damar how he baited him. i mentioned just put cheese on the trap, cheese on the trap. he took i

. >> or tim scott. >> you have jd vance who could be seen as an ideological acolyte.ill he go with either somebody who he perceives as out of central casting. he seemed surprised highly or someone who just will not get in the way. while not necessarily have their own distinct identity. someone who may be well-positioned to run. >> but will not become a new senator of gravity for the party >> that's right. >> who knows. even for a decade plus. any other questions? we have someone on the side of the room. >> does regional identity have any relevance in today's politics? >> surprisingly, yes. as somebody who analyzes, you know, voting patterns, it is actually pretty stubborn. in some respects. it is definitely gone away. it has gone down. you still have significant parts of rural wisconsin that are closed. it should be a red state. you just look at straight demographics. wisconsin should be a pretty solidly red state but because of patterns of settlement going back 100 years, it is not. it is not solidly red state. may be more now so then it was. i do think that it is so

joining us now, matt gorman, former senior communications adviser for tim scott, and former aide to jebh and mitt romney. megan hays, former special assistant to president biden and form director of message planning. we know very few endorsements have the power to move the needle. do you think this could maybe even more broadly sort of push the trend of republicans leaving trump? could it have an impact? >> you know, i don't. i think certainly liz cheney's made no secret of what she thinks about donald trump, so it wasn't a surprise. i fail to see who that person in a swing state, maybe that independent voter was hemming and hawing beyond the fence, and suddenly, liz cheney sides with kamala harris, and they say, you know what, that's the way now. look, she has the right to vote for whomever she wants. i don't see this to have a massive impact. >> again, that may well be the case. but if you're talking about people who may be have thought to themselves, you know what, i'm just going to write in a name, i'm going to vote for myself. i'm going to vote for dad, i'm going to vote for whoeve

why isn't someone like glenn youngkin or or congressman donalds or tim scott, tulsi gabbard who he usedplane and surrounding him? i just think this is a huge distraction and ridiculous, and i hope we can move off of it and she can go back to tweeting, and we can go back to trying to win an election. mike mix -- mike mike mixed messages about when there will be another debate. do you think there will be another debate between harris and trump. >> i think there should be, and i think harris will show up, will can for the -- ask for that debate there has been some polling, morning consult showed that the positive view of harris increased after that debate. i think it's important for her or to get out there to dine herself particularly in front of particularly in front of a large or, bipartisan audience that you only really get with debates. she's game, and her campaign has said let's do another round, so it's kind of up to donald trump. mike: jack, will they just focus on doing individual events, their own campaign down the stretch? >> i hope there is. i hope there is on this network. i do

matt gorman with me in studio, former communications adviser for tim scott, and former aide to jeb bushnd mitt romney. it's good to see both of you. my colleague, yamiche alcindor, just spoke with the president of the haitian community in springfield, ohio, and this is part of that conversation. >> they are scared for their lives. some of them are -- even yesterday i got a friend calling me yesterday asking if he has to leave because he's scared for his life. so another friend told me that it seems that he would have had some family coming to visit him, but it seems that he will not welcome family in columbus because it is not safe right now for him in springfield. >> so, victoria, for people who would dismiss this as ridiculous, what would you say? >> this has the effect of further dehumanizing immigrants, right, so we have seen this rhetoric of criminals, of the bad guys, the bad hombres, and this adds a whole other layer. vice president harris's reaction of laughter was one many people shared, but we have to remember that there are folks who very much will believe whatever donald tru

let's bring in matt gorman, former tim scott campaign advisor.e, surprise they are going to battleground states between now and november. but what is surprising is new polling data in arizona the real clear politics average has trump up 48.7% to harris is 46.5%. interesting to note that at this time four years ago biden was up by 3.8%. pennsylvania and nevada apparently still a toss-up. harris is up 43%. biden was ahead five points four years ago. and in nevada, that could it be any closer. biden was up nearly six points at this time four years ago. what does that tell you? >> voters are still getting to know kamala harris and she is introducing herself to them and the more she does, the more they like her and the more her poll numbers come up. i would be worried if i was donald trump, somebody arizona voters have known for their entire lives given his celebrity status and he still can't crack 47 or 48. candidates like kari lake and mark robinson are really going to be a drag on donald trump when you go to the voting booth. i don't see a lot of t

i coach him at the on entrepreneurship caucus, with tim scott, something you might not have known, in u.s. senate, and i just think there has got to be a bigger focus on this. and it really grows across the board. so many of the patents, they come up with new ideas. we want to promote this and how we handle competition in our country, but we also want to make it easier for them to start up. >> there's going to be a lot of discussion and debate rightly, i think around the value proposition of this plan, how this plan is going to be paid for. what the impact is ultimately going to be on small businesses, with respect to, you know, tax credits, versus you know, capitol gains increases, etc.. but not to be outdone, you mentioned childcare, donald trump has a plan for childcare, can we listen to donald trump's plan for childcare for just a moment? >> is a very important issue, but i think when you talk about the kind of numbers that i'm talking about, that-- because the childcare is childcare, it couldn't-- you know, it is something you have to have it, in this country you have to have it,

contributor marie harf targeted victory executive vice president former senior advisor to senator tim scottatt gorman and rightist white house correspondent jeff mason. welcome to all of you. jeff, we got the interview, went with the solo interviewed no one's going to be satisfied with that. we went a lot more answers and a lot more access. >> yes i think all of us want more access that's the role the press is to have a chance to talk to the candidates it. this first when she did say i was in a gaggle we call in a goggle with her on the tarmac a few weeks ago when she said she was planning to do this interview. it took a few weeks to get there. she went through a whole lot of questions and answers. you cannot get that many done in 20 minutes which is 20 -- 25 minutes is about what they had. the answer you just played about her values is something democrats are going to like and republicans are going to use against her. that's brody seeing that sensory. >> we talked about vibes. you talk about freedom and prosperity is what they're for. we've got such a short condensed race here will she be

. >> joining us now with more the debate we have two senators from south carolina with tim scott, lindsayanother. y'all had more time scheduled but i don't have much time. so we are making you stand so you will go first. [ laughter ] >> i'm still not talley than them. a terribly moderated debate three against one. if he could done it why didn't you do that one thing i wish he did better is give you the most secure border in 40 years when i left mortgage rates below 3% gas was $1.87, we were energy independent and you screwed it all up. you're never going to fix it. >> it's amazing how much we don't know about her radical positions because abc sector that bad. >> it's like a jailhouse jesus conversion and before the convention she was opposed to fracking and think about that. >> she said she changed her position in 2000. >> wasn't just that, the border she like they've aloud the greatest invasion in the history of the country across herself border. all in south carolina i'm sure you have no problem with free housing healthcare and education and sex change operations. we need moderators we

some of the folks trying to find a different avenue in the gop primary, whether it was briefly with tim scott or nikki haley and some of them ended up coming back home to trump. i think one of the things that the trump campaign is trying to do is ensure that some of the union workers will come home to them again. they've had success in 2016 and in 2020 in some of the critical states so could they again if 2024? >> well, this is a race that is decided by three or four points so any margin on any community of any subset of the electorate is important. so it is not only union members, it is -- if donald trump tries to shave off 3% or 4%, that could have a profound effect in a race that is only decided about i a few thousand votes spread across 7 states as don said. yes, it is important. although i think she has much better benefit than joe biden did because she has an enthusiasm advantage over donald trump right now that joe biden didn't have and that is true even among union workers. >> it is a fascinating, this dynamic around carrying enthusiasm. but it is a question of speaking to issues that

matt gorman, former senior advisor for tim scott's presidential campaign, and meghan hays, the former director of messaging such planning at the biden white house. welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. alex thompson, let me start with you because we also have some new polling out just this morning, new york times, sienna college polling that shows harris with a within the margin of error in north carolina, 47 at 49, it shows a little bit of a wider spread in georgia and in arizona. the other sunbelt states this polling news for her, which seems to be pretty positive, certainly got good reaction from the sources i've talked to you over the weekend. also, coupled with some reports in the washington post, the new york times, both did big star worries about donald trump's relative lack of discipline and challenges inside his campaign here in the final weeks of the race, what are you hearing about where things stand and how things are moving here with just six weeks to go yeah. >> i mean, these polls and kamala harris's world are really keeping together this campaign bec

tim scott, a lot. but we asked him you hopeful budget or means, job. precedent that merrick tonight, zelenskyy is scheduled to visit a pennsylvania ammunition factory a battle without limits. >> that's how a top breaking has blown. official describes its conflict with israel following week of stunning attacks across the israeli lebanese border. ben wedeman has the latest now from beirut jessica, it has been six days of skyrocketing tensions between israel and lebanon. >> and there aren't any signs either side israel or his butler is prepared to back down early sunday, hezbollah launched the first of three volleys of rockets deeper inside israel any time since the beginning of hostilities last october, his bullet claimed the targets included the ramot david airbase and a defense factor factory outside haifa. but it appears those rockets that weren't intercepted hit other areas, causing a few injuries and some damage to property while israel continues to strike targets in southern lebanon, more than 300 between saturday and sunday in beirut, hezbollah he

you take those amounts it up against brian kemp or tim scott or fill in the blank and is hard to see that anywhere near the ability to mobilize a populist movement that he has. this is about look remember this as a guide we saw saw on our television sets for years as the apprentice, the head of the apprentice and a folk hero in the art of the gigantic persona and really a personality or come what human thing could go through what he has gone through every standing on their own two feet? so give him credit but i don't see the person that follows him. because look he has no ideology. he has a couple of touch points, what in which he stumbled on, come down the stairs he talked about when he got down the golden escalator, border and tariffs which he's long been on but the rest of this stuff, you know, everybody should have idea. [laughing] [applause] >> don't do that. it just encourages me. [laughing] my favorite light of his is the acceptance speech, were going to cure alzheimer's and cancer. [laughing] very quickly and then -- [laughing] when i get up in the morning those two things ri

kendra bark off former press secretary to joe biden and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. >> david chalian very exciting to have swing-state battleground likely voter screen polls here with just 62 days out. >> i tell you over past labor you do and there's no one better than you to help us understand what we've learned in this cnn data. >> so honestly, take us through it. what did you find most interesting? what should we be paying attention to? you first, just that map that you put up of what these polls tell us about the pads to to 70, i think is one of the big takeaways here because we've talked so much about that blue wall pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. >> and as you noted here, we're seeing harris with slight leads in michigan and wisconsin so instead of our focus for the next 60 today is just being on those blue wall states. i really think yet to go down the side of the east coast that pennsylvania georgia will see. we don't have north carolina in this set of polling. if that is actin

biden white house also with us, matt gorman, republican strategist, who was the senior adviser for tim scott's presidential campaign. thank you both for being with us matt, i want to pick up on something that kristen just pointed out, which is this sense even among some in trump's team that no line of attack on vice president harris from trump has yet to really land and be effective. why do you think that is i think what you're seeing is a couple of different attacks are trying. >> i think you see jd vance kind of does a lot when he talks about fraud and how she's kind of political chameleon. emphasize your flip-flops. i think other parts of it, you see this a lot with trump on truth, social, talking about her as a radical and far left, i think how you reconcile those and especially what trump does in the debate on next tuesday should actually inform what they do through the fall, whatever he does not debate, i would encourage them to stick stick with i want to ask you, meghan about abortion because it does seem that trump is waffling back and forth on the issue. he eventually landed last week

director of message planning for the biden white house, and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. you just 57 days it's head headspinning to think of where we were 57 days ago to where to where we are now our thanks, to crack producer jimmy carr, who did the math and figured that out. dana bash, i am interested in this new york times poll. it's obviously one poll we don't want put too much stock in it. but it is something that's got at least my democratic sources chattering about, hey is this sort of high that harris has been on kind of coming back to earth. are we seeing where? this race really stands, which is extraordinarily neck and neck. what are you hearing? >> same same and what i'm hearing isn't panic that she's dipping. it's plateau. it's that the rise, the surge as so many people have said that the sugar high perhaps from joe biden dropping out, her getting in and everything that has happened since could be kind of leveling out i'm sure you're going to get to a lot of numbers inside the poll. but there are larger concerns may

very much for being with us, jeff with this doubt republican strategist, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign, matt gorman, also with us democratic strategist, julie roginsky. >> i want to shift gears if i can here because axios wrote something overnight that really raised my attention. >> it talks it's about jd vance's zero shame strategy. in this has to do with the fact that donald trump announced he is going to go to springfield, ohio. he claims the next two weeks axios says advance and it has to do i think also with just this, these claims about pets in springfield, axios says backed into a corner over his baseless claims of haitian pet eating and ohio senator j.d. vance is taking a page from donald trump's playbook. never backed down, never admit fault. never apologize. what do you think about that? >> you know that royal family motto, never complain, never explain for j.d. vance and donald trump always complain and never explain. that's all they do. they complain and complain and complain. but they never explained what they're doing and why they're doing it. j.d va

commentator, former biden white house communications director and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign welcome to all of you. thank you guys for being here on this wednesday kate bedingfield the economy is this kind of persistent thing for democrats, right? >> harris is in pittsburgh to make this speech. the question is always, how is she separated herself or not from the current president who a lot of americans blame for the state of the economy. what kind of job is she doing on i mean, it's a tough it's needle to thread it because she's a sitting vice president. how is it going so far? >> it is a tough needle to thread. i do think she's making progress. i mean, i think if you look at the aggregate of polling since she went to the top of the ticket and you see, she is making progress in terms of closing that gap. on this question of who do you trust more on the economy, trump or harris. so i think she's been smart about talking about it in terms of they actually heard senator warren, i think articulate quite effectively what, what i think kamala harris needs to d

white house senior director and matt gorman, republican strategist and former senior adviser to tim scott presidential campaign. pain. >> just laying it out there. everyone thinking about the divvying up and how this would change and how it works. michael libya with you because the idea of changing the rules now in a winner-take-all system that to me strikes me as a time you would do long before the 40 something days before an election, what does it tell you that it's happening now? >> well, first off, i come from a state where this has all happened before, right? the 537 votes documentary on hbo, max, that people can go watch about all of the florida issues that we had back in 2000 so nobody knows how to mess up a little bit of vote counting than florida, right? so but what it says to me is it's that the republican party specifically donald trump yes. at this press conference is the one in bedminster. he got asked about credit card debt and he started talking about, we should make paper ballots one day voting. he was very specific about that. this message is trickling from the top down.

olorunnipa, before former biden white house director of message planning, megan nice and former tim scott presidential campaign senior adviser, matt gorman. good morning to all of you. thanks so much for being here with us on this labor day to lou, let's just start first with you. we're hearing reactions from lawmakers over the last several days what are you taking away from what you're hearing from everyone this is a c-change moment. >> this long awaited ceasefire has been negotiated for a very long time. president biden has been saying its close for very long time, but now we see the death of an american, the death of five other hostages, and it's very clear that something has to change as part of the reason you see president biden and vice president harris having this impromptu meeting, epa situation room today, they are going to try to push both sides towards inching towards this ceasefire in a more significant way, in part because they don't want any more housing this is just to die in part because they realize that this is a political headache. in part because they realized that hav

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well, we have two senators from south carolina, senator tim scott.m lindsey graham, former 2024 wit presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. by the way, you all had more time scheduled, but donald trump stole it. much tiwhat are you going to do linsey? we're making your stand. we're making you stand. so we're to pu t you up first. well, this is all on camera. it would be tough. y than i'm still not taller than him. and he said, no. terribly moderated debate three against is off the best closing in presidential debate history. if he could have done it, whye h didn't you do it? one thing i wish we have done a little bitindid be better is e the most secure border in 40 years. when i lift mortgage rates froms below 3%, gasoline is a dollar 87. we're energy independent. we're getting the arabs and israelis making peace and. >> you screwed it all up and you're never going to fix it. it's amazing how we don't how much we don't know about her radical positions out after this debate because abc that bad? >> yes, they did. they really do. and every position she

that's a definite truth, because tim scott will chair the banking committee, and he's much more interestedwn. it would be very important, and it's important for artificial intelligence that ted cruz become chairman of commerce. he's proven that he's a high-quality legislator and not just a high-quality communicator. he's the full meal deal. >> can you give me your wild card picks for what might surprise people in the senate race? what would be -- i guess montana goes, right? >> i think we're going to win mont montana. i think republicans will win majority in the senate. >> where else? besides montana? what about ohio? >> we're going to win ohio i believe. >> you think so? >> i do. >> where do you think you're going to lose? >> where do we think we're going to lose? >> she won't tell you. don't say that. >> i think hang on to all incumbents. it's still -- it's still 50/50 in neff vada and arizona. we have a shot in michigan. as you know, maryland is up for grabs, which would be -- >> pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania, definitely up for grabs. these races are within the margin of error right now

senators tim scott and cory booker and representative burgess and representative butterfield and i sponsored the companion bill to the senate and supported a bipartisan and bicameral s.2465 the sickle cell disease and other inheritable blood disorders research prevention and treatment act of 2018. this rethoshz -- re-authorization law continued the treatment and preventative treatment of sickle cell disease especially on the data collection part which is the heart of the surveillance program. this law expired late last year in 2023. h.r. 3884, sickle cell disease and other inheritable blood disorders research, surveillance and prevention act of 2023 is a bipartisan bill by representative dr. burgess, myself, danny davis, representative buddy carter and barbara lee, which is a companion bill to the senate version 1852 by senators tim scott, cory booker and rafael warnock. h.r. 8834 would extend the re-authorization of the sickle cell treatment demonstration program through f.y.2028 and supports efforts to improve treatment, reduce risk and complications and cures for the disease. i urge all o

scott jensen. i walked both debates between j.d. vance and timoted some things that i think will play out on tuesday. they have different debate styles as you just heard from the clips that you played governor walz is style is much more folksy, much more middle america events, attempts to be much more intellectual in his approach. they are both very good on their feet. they're both very sharp in terms of the one-liners. and i think that the debate could be very significant given the margin. i also think that what happens tuesday may determine whether there really is a final presidential debate yeah, for sure. >> it's so interesting that you will be talking to them and when you think about the different styles j.d. vance has sometimes struggled on the campaign trail in his interactions with especially if these what we call an otr stops, right? you go to the local diner or the local bakery or whatever. there was one with a chad, a cheesesteak place in philadelphia that i don't know if you saw that and sort of raise my eyebrows when he was trying to

tim murtaugh said amen. that's all wrote. former governor scottalz. >> let's look at what's been happening over the last nearly four groceries under biden-harris. harris a jump of 20%. energy costs are up over 30%. auto insurance, 55%. egg prices are 110% higher and overall prices are up nearly 20%. >> so if you want to talk about the last four years, well, he was people can seize on that and say remember, harris -- >> todd: this campaign is running as if they are newbies on the block. that is not the case, kamala harris was in charge over the last four years. >> cheryl: she is changing her position and trying to distance herself from president biden and they do not talk about bidenomics ever. >> todd: don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria. cheryl, i don't want to distance myself from you. to the gridiron, kansas city chiefs beat falcons 22-17. patrick mahomes leading his team to the win with two touchdowns and if i have extra pep in my step, it is because new york giants took down the browns 21-15. >> top of your screen, don't on third down, i

we're going to go live to florida to get the latest there from that state's us senator rick scott is over. tim walz and j.d. vance in their first and only face-to-face debate, and cnn has covered with the best political team in the business cnn special event, the vice presidential debate. tuesday at nine on cnn when it comes to amgen, life changing medical break, first every second counts. >> but without investment it's breakthroughs are often past. cities seamlessly connected banking, markets and services businesses deliver global financial solutions so our client can keep investing in innovation for patients around the world love of moving our clients forward for the love of progress eye, tired, itchy burning my symptoms got worse over time. my eye doctor explained the route was inflammation, so he prescribed via adre sandra works differently zandra targets inflammation over-the-counter drops, don't do this the only hit pause and they symptoms. >> but twice daily zygar gives me lasting relief. sides retreats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease don't use of allergic desire dre, and seek

scott macfarlane, thank you. cbs news will host the only vice presidential debate between senator j.d. vance and governor tim walz on tuesday, october 1st, here in new york. norah o'donnell and margaret brennan will moderate. you can watch our live coverage on cbs, our streaming platform cbs news 24/7, and paramount+. well, now to the political scandal rocking north carolina's race for governor. the republican candidate lieutenant governor mark robinson is no longer attending former president donald trump's rally in north carolina tomorrow. this comes after cnn unearthed robinson's alleged racist posts on a pornographic website. robinson spotted today by cbs cameras is denying the report and refusing to drop out of the race. north carolina's democratic governor roy cooper says robinson should have resigned years ago. he pointed to robinson's past incendiary statements against women, jewish people, and the lgbt community. >> donald trump and north carolina republican leaders have known about his character and the kind of statements that he has made, his disrespect for women, his incitement to violence, yet th

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the campaign official timber tossing amen that's all he wrote, former governor scott walker saying we agree with governor timergy costs are up over 30%, auto insurance is up 55% overall prices are up nearly 20%, in the context he was talking about the things he was going after former president trump in jd vance but the fact that he said that, it is on tape and when you say it is out there in his company roasted over it. >> we cannot afford four more years of this, she's been running things what is he talking about. one of the issues with the whole conversation. kamala harris talks about spending more money, $25000 incentive for homebuyers, more money spent on a green new deal. if you are not acknowledging what caused inflation, too many dollars chasing too few goods because they spent $7 trillion. how do you expect to fix it we need to understand how we got here. >> absolutely that's what causes inflation but talking about government spending, the government is so inefficient when it comes to spending, $7 billion for seven or eight charging stations, that is ridiculous. billions of dollars to intel who essen

scott jensen. he debated governor tim walz three times in 2022 i reject governor walz's comment that this is a false argument between family firearms, an this is not a fact, sorry we are competing globally. >> we are creating trade deals together the folks in this room made that happen. i'm proud of minnesota does response. i'm proud of minnesota is first responders who were out there from firefighters to police, to the national guard. >> tim walz denigrated the national guard. >> he is more concerned about this fake internet rumor than getting guns out of schools nobody in minnesota knows what tim walz means when he says fully fund education congressman ryan, you debated j.d. vance twice in that cycle. what stands out to you? you just think how slippery he can be, you know, there's there's a part of his thinking is i'm going to kind of deny what i said. that's on tape in this moment when the lights are on and there's a lot of viewers. and then i'll clean it up after. so i think you're going to see a lot of misrepresentati on. i think you'll see lies and i think it's going to be very important for t

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