but i just like watching tim waltz speak because tim waltz, like i grew up on long island. waltz has the energy of that one priest that keeps getting transferred to another parish for whatever reason. and like, i'm not trying to go there, but every time he speaks, i just thank god i wasn't a cute older boy. oh, i have no idea what he's referring to. up next, a kamala fan goes wild and screams at a child. the moment is here and now. america votes. this election night will debut state of the art technology that will let you experience the action unlike anywhere else in this historic year. more democrats, independents and republicans watch fox news than any other news network. democracy 24 your freedom, your vote. as the head football coach, my job is to teach these boys to worship is what it means to win. my little brother was diagnosed with leukemia. he just pushes me to be stronger. he's so sweet. got on a couple of dates. you don't know how to kiss. come on, show us. i always do trust in god. you can beat a team, but it's hard to beat a family. give it up to jesus. god, fa

america's vice-presidential candidates from both parties, i mean democratic and republican, tim waltz.d. vance, advocated military support for the allies. tim waltz criticized his republican opponents and their candidate, donald trump, for their harsh remarks towards allied nations. he expressed his belief that kamela harris intends to protect them. in turn, jd vance said that donald during his presidency , trump actually ensured stability through effective deterrence. world, he also supported israel's right to retaliate against iran. well, the worst thing for us is that they did not talk about ukraine, well, yes, these are the vice presidents, but i would like them to mention the topic of supporting ukraine in our heroic struggle in our heroic opposition to the russian naval forces. finally, the administration of the current president of the united states of america, joe biden, does not prohibit the armed forces of ukraine from striking targets. russian enemy, but own with ukrainian weapons, but there are no changes regarding the permission to do it with american long-range weapons,

i'm catherine heenan and we just heard from the governor, tim waltz, ohio senator jd vance, both of them trying to sell their running mates land a few punches, maybe avoid any big mistakes. and joining me to talk about what was probably the last debate of the season is our panel. let's turn to donna crane, san jose state political lecturer jonathan madison. jonathan is former vice chair of the bay area republican party david mchugh in chair of the political science department at sonoma state university. thank you for being here. i thought it was interesting and midway through it. jonathan new said it's the grown-up debate. what did that mean? absolutely him. and we heard a debate a couple of weeks ago and sound like children talking about the size of crowds at their campaign events, all kinds of things >> this one, just sounded like there were 2 adults in the room and they had command the attention. the american people, they were genuine. i believe we had a discussion about that. and in fact, if you're republican, you probably did what i did halfway through the debate and i looked over,

tim waltz, a democrat, criticized the swing for his words.trump, which is causing confusion among us allies. when the allies see that donald trump is turning to vladimir putin, to north korea, they see such vacillations regarding the joint coalition, he says. and republican j.d. vance, donald trump's vice-presidential candidate, says on the contrary that wars did not start under trump and that the world was stable. donald trump during his presidency actually... provided stability in the world by doing so by establishing effective deterrence. which vision of america's foreign policy, so to speak, power is more in line with the expectations of the american public, the average american, whose vision did he like better, walsh or vance? well, in fact, as in many issues, american society is divided in half here, and in foreign affairs. politicians, there are very significant philosophical differences in how us citizens look at us relations with other states, that is, in the democratic camp he represents the so-called so-called tradition of woodrow

tim waltz criticized his republican opponents and their candidate donald trump. too sharp statementshe allied states. he expressed his belief that kamela harris intends to protect them. in his turn, jay devents said that donald trump during his presidency, through effective deterrence, actually ensured stability in the world. he also supported israel's right to retaliate against iran. well, the worst thing for us is that they didn't talk about ukraine. well, yes, these are vice presidents, but i would like them to mention the topic of support in... ukraine in our heroic struggle, in our heroic opposition to the russian naval forces. well, on conclusion, the administration of the current president of the united states of america, joe biden, does not prohibit the armed forces of ukraine from striking the targets of the russian enemy, but with their own ukrainian weapons. but there are no changes regarding the permission to do this with american long-range weapons. the white house does not allow such strikes. an official representative of the state said this during the briefing. matthew

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[applause] tim waltz is easy for me to identify with. he reminds me of half the teachers i had in school. but it's important not to make too much of the caricature. this man was a significant congressman when he became the second democrat since 1892 to win his district. and then when he became governor, he made a real difference in education and gun safety and health care. he is a consequential governor. he got things done and he was working all the time to make sure that everybody was helped, that everybody could go forward together. now you look at what we're facing. let's take health care. one party with their 2025 project still wants to get rid of the affordable care act and get rid of the protections for people with pre-existing conditions. i don't know if you saw that memorable vice presidential debate. a lot of people were gagging when mr. vance said he never advocated taking away a woman's right to choose. but the real whopper he told was when he said that donald trump stabilized the affordable care act. he didn't stabilize it. h

tim waltz, governor waltz was very timid.wasn't that aggressive kind of coach that we saw before. and part of that might be related to the controversy. the latest controversy about tiananmen square when he's in china or >juliette>not. >>those types of things. >juliette>yeah. okay. so let's talk about the key issues. iran's attack on israel, hurricane helene, we heard about that border patrol. so how did they handle these issues? and a lot of times they would say, i agree with you. and then they would carry on with their own. >reporter>right. so you had roughly ten issue areas that were covered. the last issue being election security come right out of the gate about the events in the middle east. i mean, this is a historic >juliette>day, >>right? it's jimmy carter's 100th birthday. it's also an amazing set of events that are happening across the world. as a result, when they're handling that, they had a 12 13 minute discussion about reproductive rights. that was the most detailed, in-depth thing that we've seen on this stage.

. >> that was senator jd vance challenging tim waltzed over along the side that will remove protections for babies who survived abortions and were born alive . we will cover some of the debate highlights and more on this week on the hill . >> today's edition is brought to you by americans for prosperity. the association of mature americans is that citizens and by job creators network. >> is about 30 days until the election of domestic and global events are painting a vivid backdrop to the critical choices americans are about to make joining me as house speaker mike johnson who represents louisiana fourth congressional district, welcome to this week on the hill and the pre-vote summit. >> rate to be with you and what a fun thing to do with a live audience . i love it. [applause] >> let's start with the vice presidential debate . the moderators nora o'donnell and margaret brennan teams like the weekend update news desk from saturday night live then journalists. >> just to clarify springfield ohio does have a large number of asian migrants who have legal status temporary protected status .

tim waltz is going to has made some outlandish claims. and when he's done that, they've been fact checked after this is about his military service, these types of things. as that happens, jd vance will have a slight advantage in that regard so that means that the challenge for waltz is to is to go to that folksy place, but not be, if you will, over the top about it to show that he's serious. and this is where the foreign policy component comes back into the mix. can these folks show that they're serious about these very hard decisions before the united states, which is national security policy? what it does in the middle east and where we head worldwide? do they provide that vision, and can they step into the oval office accordingly as a result? >> hey, david, we're just about out of time. but just a quick answer here, a quick sort of take on this, because we say that vp debates generally don't kind of move the polls, but does this one take on more significance because it appears we won't have another presidential debate before election d

tim waltz and kamela harris, respectively, i'll be honest, some of that sounds good, but what you won'that she did, she was vice president for 3 years, had the opportunity to implement all these wonderful initiatives, but instead she actually raised the cost of food by 25% and housing by 60. as for the economy, the democrats usually blame it on covid and trump, but waltz has nowhere to go with his personal lies, he literally... made a truly fatal slip of the tongue. you in american schools, the democratic candidate used to oppose the gun ban, but now they have changed their minds. why? it was a threat to our democracy, something we have never seen before, all because of trump's inability. a wild phrase immediately turns into a meme, and walz, who went straight from the cbs studio with his wife to buy new york pizza, was immediately spoiled by reporters. governor, what was your greatest strength today, in your opinion? i think it was a good debate, the audience saw the difference between us and the ending succeeded, the topic of democracy and in general. governor, you said that you made

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republican jd vance was in minnesota and democratic vice presidential nominee tim waltz was hitting the trail in wisconsin and former president bill clinton also hitting the trail in georgia to rally support for kamala harris. >> and the national weather service warning beachgoers of a risk of sneaker waves on the coast. we could be seeing those waves reach up to 6, maybe 8 feet high. the weather service says that from now until wednesday night, there's a greater risk of rip currents and elevated winds as well. they recommend to keep your eyes on your pets, your kids and never turn your back on the ocean. yeah. with that, we want to check your forecast now from our mount tam cam. >> some fog start to move in and was really nice day out there today, though, a lot of people celebrating holiday, of course. and you want to go to the beach, but you got to be careful, right learned. yeah, do. i can see those waves continuing here for the next few days. just that we haven't seen much in the way of storms yet. >> there are storms out there in the middle of the pacific and they're generating som

these outlets are when they're happening, but certainly an indication of what would be getting from tim waltz over the next few weeks. again, as both he and the vice this president hit the trail in earnest, aaron priscilla, thank you so much for that new reporting. >> priscilla has new reporting comes said is giuliani endorses harris carolina rhose, giuliani, that is she is the daughter of rudy giuliani, who of course was former president donald trump's personal attorney and breaking publicly from her father now endorsing vice president kamala harris for president calling trump destructive calamitous and a dark force. all quotes from karoline rhose blaming trump for destroying her father's life. she writes in vanity fair and i quote from her, i've been grieving the loss of my dad to trump i cannot bear to lose our country to him to caroline rose giuliani is outfront now. she's a writer, a filmmaker, and obviously the daughter of the former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and carolina rhose. i know this is your first television interview since your endorsement, so i appreciate very much you'

compaÑeros de fÓrmula de las dos campaÑas, el senador evans de ohio y el gobernador de minnesota, tim waltz >> estÁn dando el cara a cara. ha sido un debate respetuoso, pero tenemos a dos hombres en polos opuestos en la polÍtica. jd evans estÁ acusando a la administraciÓn biden harris de todos los problemas de este paÍ, mientras que se estÁ diciendo que los problemas del paÍs se deben al gobierno de donald trump. y claramente ya empezaron a hablar del tema migratorio, le preguntaron a joy si realizarÍa estas deportaciones masivas. dijo que sÍ, que empezarÍa con los criminales, pero se negÓ a decir si iba a separar o no a los padres de los niÑos. afirmÓ que la verdadera separaciÓn de padres de familia y de los niÑos se estÁ dando bajo la polÍtica de fronteras abiertas, de la que acusÓ a joe biden y a kamala harris. dicen que muchos niÑos han sido vÍctimas del trÁfico humano, pero nuevamente, no dijo si iba a separar familias. y en el tema econÓmico los dos han reconocido que hay problemas financieros, que su candidato los va a arreglar, pero estÁn acusando al otro, a su rival, de que ellos a

. >> y en medio de esta carrera contra el reloj, el candidato a la vicepresidencia tim waltz, inclusorepublicanos que no quieren votar por donald trump o no estÁn seguro por quÉ es que deberÍan votar por harris walls. >> por su parte, el expresidente donald trump se concentra en el pÉndulo. este domingo visitÓ wisconsin tras su regreso a butler, pennsylvania, donde sufriÓ un intento de asesinato en julio, donde volviÓ a criticar el desempeÑo de harris en el tema de la seguridad fronteriza. para este analista, en la recta final, el exmandatario debe concentrarse en comunicar los temas que las encuestas lo respaldan economÍa e inmigraciÓn. >> si ya el votante le estÁ dando la bendiciÓn en esos dos temas esenciales, pues creo que debe de seguir enfocÁndose en contarle la historia al estadounidense, de cÓmo Él polÍticas pÚblicas va a mejorar esos temas que hoy el americano siente que esta administraciÓn no le ha cumplido. >> esta semana el expresidente barack obama se une a la campaÑa de harris para visitar estados pÉndulo, mientras el expresidente trump regresa a pennsylvania con dos eve

but surprisingly, the emcee of the evening, jim gaffigan, who also plays tim waltz on snl, didn't let dems off the hook. president biden couldn't be here tonight. the dnc made sure of that. you know, this event has been referred to as the catholic met gala. 22% of americans identify as catholic catholics will be a key demographic in every battleground state. i'm sorry. why is vice president harris not here? the democrats have been telling us trump, trump's reelection is a threat to democracy. in fact, they were so concerned of this threat they staged a coup, ousted their democratically elected incumbent and installed kamala harris, in other words, all her dreams have come true. ouch. hurts more than my hemorrhoids. so, bobby, you were there last night, and i wanted to ask you because we were talking about this earlier. this divisiveness, this thick cloud of divisiveness. and yet you see chuck schumer playfully engaging trump. and it kind of bothers me because it's like on the publicly they say trump is satan. and then then they're like, you know, shaking hands and having comfortable c

a majority of voters may once again support the democrats, as minnesota governor tim waltz has become running mate of democratic candidate kamela harris. however, as election history shows, voting can be unpredictable. candidates are fighting for every vote, so the role of the ukrainian diaspora in the state is growing. local ukrainians call these elections extremely important, the result of which may affect further support for ukraine in its defense against russian aggression. in general. this is the aid to ukraine, how will it continue, what, how much will the aid be, how will the fate of ukraine be decided, the issues of the current negotiations, whether there will be negotiations, when they will be, in general, what will be the economic situation for ukrainians here, because many people are helping ukraine , and they also look at their work to see if they can help further. minnesota is an attractive state for those looking for employment, serozynskyi says. 17 largest companies in the world from the list. 500 have their headquarters here, of the 20,000 ukrainians living in minnesot

does not shine with intelligence and elected harris, vice presidential candidate tim waltz.i on obvious lies about china. during the debate with his opponent, he told a whole story about how he was wounded on the kolchak fronts and actually held the defense of hong kong in 1989. well, and he said a lot more and talked about it for several minutes. and now, when the media began to check these facts, waltz backed down and said that he simply misspoke. and let biden think that waltz. the media doubts this outcome. the newspaper politics, for example, writes that the democratic vice presidential candidate's penchant for freely stating the facts of his biography could do much harm to his campaign, and there's also news from tucker carlson about the democrats' dubious activities that don't show them in the best light. the trump campaign donald trump himself accused kamala harris and tim walls of supporting infanticide, that is, supporting laws that allow doctors to terminate late-term pregnancies or not intervene until children born in die as a result of botched abortions. the med

además, residentes de la florida se preparan para el posible impacto de otrour hacán e tim waltz estaráos de campaña. mañana se espera que se dirija a washington y el martes tiene previsto regresar a california y pronunciar un discurso en sacramento en la capital. mientras que j.d. vance también estará en california esta semana. el candidato del partido republicano a la vicepresidencia participará el miércoles en un acto de recaudación de fondos en silicon valley. ahora, este acto tendrá lugar en woodside y será el segundo viaje de evans al área de la bahía para recaudar fondos. ya que estamos hablando de la contienda presidencial, el departamento de elecciones de san francisco abrirá sus centros de votaciones ya mañana lunes en los centros. los residentes de san francisco elegibles pueden registrarse para votar, actualizar su registro, recoger una papeleta o boleta o votar en persona. además, los votantes locales pueden elegir recibir estas boletas oficiales en inglés o en español. los centros van a estar abiertos hasta el 4 de noviembre, de lunes a viernes de 08:00 hasta las 17:00 de

but then i met tim waltz. i'm surprised that bill diblasio was able to make it tonight, to be honest. he was a terrible mayor. he was a terrible mayor. >> if any regular citizen had a history rivaling donald trump's, they would have never been in right into such an elite event. if they had, there would have been mass protests. it would've been an outrage. such a person would've been canceled and shunned by society. and yet, thanks to the so- called establishment republicans like mitch mcconnell, trump wasn't only invited, he was actually a guest of honor. and he could be on track to be on more podiums, spewing more hatred and selling more division for the next four years as our next president. make no mistake about it. those republicans who have normalized donald trump, and in crucial moments when the american public look to them for guidance, they are the ones who relented. they are the ones who looked away from trump's extremism and transgressions, allowing him to become a permanent fixture in our politics a

stephanie deca live in a mon still ahead on alger 0, tim waltz versus j. d. vans. 34 days before the us election, rid of it. how the 2 vice presidential candidates fed and database the how are they? why that has the ability to it's very changeable across mount. so if you're a lot solved cloud or rolling in from the atlantic next area, wet weather have a slight its way and across the bye of this guy, some very heavy showers, long spells of rain, the central pumps as well in italy in particular, we'll see some right, a step further, which was the black, say this every flight pressure that's pulling out to the way. so it turns quad. so if we go through the next day or so, there's that heavy right around automatically. just sliding a little further. eastwood settle, make some very, very wet weather coming through the next hour. so with the risk of some flooding, showers extend that way up towards powder and eastern parts of jeremy sinks in the lobby shells. little quadrant towards the north west for a time. we have got to what key northeast the wind, so richly

i'm tim waltz, have emerged as distinct personalities during this election. campaign a 4 year old maureen vet from yale law school graduate and venture capitalist, donald trump's running make vans cells themselves as a rags to riches success story, having grown up in a hard scramble. rural community in ohio is memoir. hill billy allergy was a best seller to waltz, is a 6 year old from a high school teacher and american football coach. he so 5 terms in the us house of representatives before twice being collected as governor of minnesota is down to a folksy presentation. how successfully contrasted with j d volumes is often when public appearances in.

tim waltz held a rally on the navajo nation. those harris campaign efforts seemed to be paying off based on what we saw and heard on our visit to here into the city. donald trump is not popular here. the stuff he does, i don't understand, you know, right on the capital. you know, that's, that's something we don't do. you know, it's a no, no, there's a steady trickle of really voters casting dallas at a polling place nearby. and that's where we met nursing student michela, billy, who had just voted for harris. i think kamala would be a benefit to, to my native american population, to, to my people, a rugged land and a proud people. they all the keys to the white house. rog, reynolds al, jazeera tuba city, arizona. tar personal care. and i'll just share when we come back. ethic finance and northern gone. and these at least 20 people that have been just like small enough the. it's okay, mexico's been austin. saudi arabia currently sit in the province of pakistan is tougher than most places. northern hemisphere. judges season is not

tim waltz has called for the abolition of the very system. the deluxe, the prism of the in america, just for weeks before the country comes to the polls. i think all of us know the electoral college needs to go. we need a national popular vote. that is something, but that's not the world we live in. so the editorial college is a mechanism established for electric, the president, instead of a direct nationwide talking about citizens cost that ballots in each state of the winter of that state guidance, the potty of corresponding number of electoral college boats. and the presidency is decide on who gets the majority of those college buttons. but it's all key with the electoral college favors the republicans as past elections have had the democratic candidate of winning the popular vote, but then losing out due to the car in the system. hillary clinton, for example, about nearly 3000000 more votes than donald trump in 2016, but still fell short of a 270 votes needed in the electoral college. but then i have the keys to the white house. perhaps t

i mentioned to tim waltz. there's some ways of i'm killer and everyone here is these parts. so yeah, everyone likes of in person, he's not learn to use to mistaken various. in the under side of things that will been, i'm with us about say is, is role in the military for example, about whether it's will come bob's. and this particular story, a gentleman speaking that's across the politician, he said things which pap so, so we say economically was the truth to make himself so you seem to see more qualified. well, most of the interesting that perhaps you really, it really is a balance that was the big one for him. but i think the fact that he is unable to answer a question about certifying elections. and this was a potential position as the vice president, you know, whether he's in the policy said that he wouldn't have certified for lots of extra mike pens, the vice president with all trump did certified reduction was way. which is, you know, which was what, what job i did was able to be sworn in. so i think those of those will be the 2 main points beyond that. i mean, i think

that, go do the cnn model that we saw in june in atlanta and they're going to allow jd vance and tim waltzfactor and that's a good thing, there's a drinking game around the lies that he will attempt to tell tomorrow night on that debate stage. and i reckon when everyone at home not play this drinking game because you might have your stomach palms before it is over, we know tim is going to say, i'm serious, for example that trump and vance want to federal ban on abortion. i'm trying to protect her health here. to say that trump and vance want ban on abortion. that is not on the record, they said they'll leave it up to the states. tim says that the republican ticket wants to ban ivf treatments, they support they just say that walls is going to say that trump support project five and they announced it. they're gonna say that kamala harris grew up a middle-class kid, she did not. no say that trump and vance want to get tax cuts for the rich, is alive. and the governor will say that the border bill would solve the immigration crisis when it was a toothless bill that would have allowed millions

. >> i do think tim waltz will come out with minnesota nice kind of midwest folksy act because he reallyanything else and he can't a debate on a policy platform. the 22 has to defend bor kamala harris' economy, inflation, wide-open border and collapse of law and order and policy and at the same time, tim walz has to defend his ownun medical record in minnesota where he allowed minneapolis to turn to the ground during the george floyd riots and push for higher tech taxes and wage war m on higher energy production and he is supporting abortion on demand up to the moment of birth, and allowing children who want to undergo gender transition to be removed from their parents and essentialld ee become wards of the state. he will be fending off a lot of. his own and kamala harris' radical policies. b >> laura: he is such a disaster and a horrible picked from the beginning and i think we certainly see that. kb, there is predebate messaging over the weekend. cnn d a piece how tim walz has a case of the nerves before theo debate. what will you do witgoinh j kim jong un and president xi. is that a h

. >> so anyway, tim waltz floated the idea and then immediately pulled it back that we should get rid of the electoral college. >> this is a, this time-honored thing on the left to say that it's undemocratic and it's terrible. i disagree with them on that. i think it's good but if you actually want to fix the problems that they think generates with valor beyond undemocratic, which will come back roaring if donald trump wins the electoral college and the popular vote is, you can expand the house of representatives so that you have a better democratic distribution of electoral votes. or you could just go the way that maine and nebraska do it, where they divide up their electoral votes based on congressional district. there are lots of remedies to fix the problem without doing the insanely hard thing of amending the constitution. >> and is any of that going to happen you could do that stuff. >> i'm recommending by legislation. we congress could just pass a law that expand the congress tomorrow before we go, my new book. yes, here it is, countdown 1960. the behind the scenes story of the

. >> we were looking for that feeling when tim waltz hit you at one and a manet's your smurfs looming, who propounded maga voter integrity project the navi live in vegas we would have also taken i can't believe the secret service missed these guys next up here say you'd have to read on one of these things so good. i just can't bear it >> the zoo with john here's how it's going to work. i'm going to show everybody four pitches and you'll have to guess which one sticks out like jelly roll at a sweet green. got it here's your first group before we have adam driver, gary sinise, morgan freeman, and rob riggle, who is the odd one out? >> well, three of them have beards. rob riggle is the only one with a funny name. the thing that strikes me about this, there may be a military thing here because adam driver was a marine right? i think morgan freeman was gary sinise is a big mill. he does a lot of military work, right? drawn of it. rob riggle wasn't marine. >> okay. well, then sneed, it's done a ton of work. i don't know if he's actually in what's in the military. >> maybe he's a yellow bell

and you go from that and tim waltz is worse.ing covid, he issued a ruling that you could have up to 50 people in a bar and 10 people in a church. at another point he closed all churches but allowed model america to stay open so people could have what he called retail therapy. it is important to understand, a left wing of the democratic party, which is now most of it, is deeply antireligious and especially anti-catholic because so many catholic views and weather it is on life or transgender or you name it, reviews that are of warrant to the kamala harris wing of the democratic party. >> laura: now new to, donald trump is actually -- this time around, making a very direct appeal to christians, watch. >> christians do not vote well, they vote in very small percentages. why? i don't know, maybe they are disappointed and things that are happening but for a long time, i say you don't vote. i'm saying go out, you must vote. november fifth will be the most important election in the history of our country. where you were earlier not. >>

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this is the first and only debate minnesota democratic governor tim waltz and ohio republican senator jd vance. yet together they did facing head-to-head. we've got our dc correspondent shot hudson joining us live with a recap of what we saw shot. hey, good morning to this was certainly a debate focused on the issues. walls and vance avoided trying to make any type of personal attacks at each other. for ohio republican senator jd vance and minnesota democratic governor tim walz. >> the night started with a handshake and then they put the gloves on. the first question was about fighting in the middle east. so iran is closer to a nuclear weapon than they were before because of donald trump's fickle leadership. donald trump actually delivered stability in the world and he did it by establishing effective deterrence. then turned to immigration. what would donald trump talk about if we actually did some of these things and they need to be done. >> by the legislature, we have a historic immigration crisis because kamala harris started and said that she wanted to undo all of donald trump's b

republican jd vance and democrat tim waltz will face off in the vice presidential debate. >> both spent the weekend preparing for tonight's. >> washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live now with the very laser shot. >> they will. good morning to you. this is going to be a high stakes debate for both vance and walls because many americans are still trying to get to know them. and i can tell you the candidates have spent weeks preparing for the big debate. >> the stage is set in new york for the vice presidential debate between democrat tim walz and republican jd vance to malta's record is a joke. >> been one of the most far-left radicals in the entire united states government. at any level, it's pretty obvious to us. >> that donald trump and jd vance do not share our values in any way. >> we can expect the candidates to face questions about the economy, immigration and abortion access moderators say they won't interrupt the debate to fact check. that will largely be up to the nominees. unlike the presidential debates, both campaigns have agreed that microphones will remain on

both minnesota democratic governor tim waltz and ohio republican senator jd vance came into the debate with something to prove. washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now with the very latest were shot. according to certainly a debate about the issues, both walls and vance avoided personal attacks towards each other. >> but the biggest moment of the night was having to defend past comments. for ohio republican senator jd vance and minnesota democratic governor tim walz. the night started with a handshake and then they put the gloves on. the first question was about fighting in the middle east. so iran is closer to a nuclear weapon than they were before because of donald trump's fickle leadership. donald trump actually delivered stability in the world and he did it by establishing effective deterrence. then turned to immigration. what would donald trump talk about if we actually did some of these things and they need to be done. >> by the legislature, we have a historic immigration crisis because kamala harris started and said that she wanted to undo all of donald trump's borde

yeah, we've got jd vance and tim waltz going head to head for the first and only time. both spent the weekend getting ready for it. and our dc correspondent shot hudson has the story. this is going to be a high stakes debate for both walls and vents because many americans, we're still trying to get to know them. and i can tell you the candidates have spent weeks preparing for the big debate. >> the stage is set in new york for the vice presidential debate between democrat tim walz and republican jd vance to malta's record is a joke. >> been one of the most far-left radicals in the entire united states government. at any level, it's pretty obvious to us. >> that donald trump and jd vance do not share our values in any way. >> we can expect the candidates to face questions about the economy, immigration and abortion access moderators say they won't interrupt the debate to fact check. that will largely be up to the nominees. unlike the presidential debates, both campaigns have agreed that microphones will remain on throughout the debate. former president donald trump says

significant amount oh, policy priorities that the sometimes pandering feel of kamala harris and tim waltz memes or flooding the feed. so celebrity endorsements does not directly address well, i mean to that point, jay and i mean, we've seen so much celebrity support beyond say, elon musk for his part for trump. i mean, do these have any true impact on the gen z vote are they relevant? do they matter? what do you hear? >> i think that's a great question, especially with celebrities coming to wisconsin just this week and that being a major conversation online, but ultimately, i think that celebrity endorsements are more likely to cause young people to make a judgment whether positive or negative on that celebrity our to change a young person's voting plan it's definitely important to pay attention to what celebrities and influential figures are saying as they're stepping up across the board. but i think the young people i see on those conston campus that i've interviewed through my reporting are doing so much app because he worked and working so tirelessly on things that they have steadfast

and tonight, republican vice presidential candidate jd vance and the democratic candidate tim waltz are going to be facing each other off in there first and only debate. that's right. both spent the weekend preparing for the big night. washington correspondent reshad hudson joinskus live. >> with the latest were shot. >> hey, good morning to you. this is going be a high stakes debate for both vance and walls because many americans are still trying to get to know them. and i can tell you, the candidates spent the weekend preparing for the big debate. >> the stage is set in new york for the vice presidential debate between democrat tim walz and republican jd vance to malta's record is a joke. >> been one of the most far-left radicals in the entire united states government. at any level, it's pretty obvious to us. >> that donald trump and jd vance do not share our values in any way. >> we can expect the candidates to face questions about the economy, immigration and abortion access moderators say they won't interrupt the debate to fact check. that will largely be up to the nominees. unlike

as mentioned only once by governor tim waltz. and as a result, jd vance gets that slight kind of edge up. and and that is an important element because i'll give you an example. tim office didn't do well on the question of whether to ease and in square when he was in hong kong. what that looked like, he could have flipped the pending to that question to say something to the effect of look, i'm not like my opponent whose exaggerator making stories up like about springfield, ohio. that's a missed moment. so stylistically, when you're focusing on policy, you're missing some of the politics. it's nice. it's refreshing, but it also is an inflection moment when a potentially could be a game-changer in a country. that's basically 48. 48. yeah. >> 34 days until election day, 816 go a long way to go. david mcewan, thank you for joining us. appreciate your time. all right. nice to see, justin. thank all right. as we reach now, 34 days until election day the campaigns continue with events in key battleground states. our washington correspond

and applause] it's a great bunch, but i've got to know people like tony evers from wisconsin and tim waltz from minnesota, j.b. pritzker, illinois and josh shapiro from pennsylvania all really, really good friends and down to earth people. they're not, you know, office holders that sometimes i think we think of that think they're above, above everyone else. they're down to earth, good people and i'm grateful because there are few people who know all the pressures of this job, right, governor? >> right, yeah. and you're dependent on good staff. why don't we have some of your staff here. >> the treasurer there, and come on, chief operating officer. [applause] >> i see one of my staff members still, i still call staff, bill, who started walking with me 50 years ago during my first campaign which we won for congress in 1974. bill went door-to-door with me. bill, stand up. [applause] >> there's other people on my staff here as well, but i don't want to hijack your-- why did you decide to write a book and have it published in the middle of an election year. >> (laughter) >> it's not because i'm

waltz segment. yeah. you know how to use a gun. say watching tim walz with that shotgun was rough. yeah, i guess the only thing he can get loaded is himself before he gets behind the wheel. yeah. got him. it's the political ads in general. they're just so they are really cringe. i mean, that was a really cringe watch too. just like voting for kamala is not just for chicks, but just so you know, ladies, you can have as many abortions as you want. i'm cool with it. it's like, why are you what? yes, but it is markedly so different from when hillary ran. think about that. i mean, when hillary ran, the whole thing was hillary is a girl. that was the whole entire thing, right? i'm with her. everything was like, the future's female women, the girl. so i think this is the closest that the democratic party will ever come to admitting that they up by doing that. yeah, this is the rebound. this is the rebound. they went too far and they're going, oh my god, the guy. this is like the they're suffering the male hangover. it's a hangover from 2016. it took eight years but finally reached him. al

so in the mainstream mediainstrm that tim waltz lost, you know, it's much worse than that. >> wils mu let's put it this wa. >> waltz just rejoined the national guard and insisted they send to iraq. >> but just listen to these sads sacks of . >> j.d. vance came to this debate to land a bunch of punches, and he did. >> tim walz did not seem prepared for it. i was missing the magic and the organic spontaneity of tim walza . >> i think o the lack of interviews that he has done with national media, with local media, it showed he needed more resistance clearly. >> i think it needs to be >> v clearly the more debater the slicker speaker to use tim walz, his own words would mean a lot about this debate uncoghrdt was was weird. >> there were uncomfortable cringing moments. >> gre so the tone of the media was one of sadness, not reporting se loss, but mourning it.ss now, the truth is that a vp debate is like a colonoscopy. >> it's -- it's importantbut th and necessary. >> but that doesn't mean you want to watch itatoesn'tu w but even so, remember this. the vp is there in casewith something goes

it's a special florida joe biden's comments were the direct result of kamala's and tim waltz, you know you know who that is his decision to portray everyone who isn't voting for them as evil or sub human him and i've looked at it. you are not selling human and we know it's what they believe because look how they've treated you, they've treated you like garbage, frankly, they've treated you like you know what the truth is, they've treated our whole country like garbage, whether they meant to or not, because they are grossly incompetent people and they've destroyed our country. our country is suffering right now now like it's never suffered with inflation. >> and with the infliction, think of it. >> they've allowed millions and millions of people to come into our country that are criminals that are the highest level criminals endorsed me by the way, very that was president former president trump moments ago in rocky mountain, north carolina. >> he's responding to comments that were made by joe biden during it zoom call with a progressive latino group trying to mobilize latino voters in w

lead america if you don't love american joe biden's comments were the direct result of kamala's and tim waltz trump went on to sit to say quite a few offensive things about vice president harris saying that she was a low iq individual, that she had the plans of a simpleton. >> they called the hur her and the people that she works with her quote, horrible people. so continuing to say pretty offensive things, even as he criticizes the way that he biden in articulately called his supporters garbage. the other thing that i've noticed in his remarks today as he's been really focusing on pushing this idea why didn't she do the things that she is saying that she would do if she becomes president. and that really is his, his people tell me is the most pressing thing they want to get across to voters going into these final days is something that they had hoped to have made a bigger part of their campaign in the debate that geez to head and in their advertising and then the messaging that they have delivered. and instead it's been lost in the shuffle with all the other controversies that have come up.

you guys call him tim waltz, but. look, it's shockingly uncanny how much they look alike, but they're going to run the run this to the finish line. she can. these questions. yeah. they were given to her ahead of time. do you understand those questions that she was asking her. they weren't on the spot. no. she had a stack of papers and a team of analysts breaking down the answers. and when she asked her the question, kamala still was surprised because she thought she was going to leave with the answer first. yes. so all her, all her answers are the same thing, because she doesn't want to connect anything because to your point, she when she talks about her record as a prosecutor, is it 13 and zero? is it 147 and two? how many convictions can i see? i would love to see a clip of a closing argument. yes. we've never seen it. you would think at two weeks to go, the prosecutor would be laying down just gold bricks of closing arguments to the american people. and we get you'll be unburdened by what has been exactly. all righ

tim waltz have emerged as distinct personalities during this election campaign. a 4 year old marine vet from yale law school graduate and venture capitalist, donald trump's running make bands cells themselves as a rags to riches success story, having grown up in a hard scramble. rural community in ohio is memoir hill, billy allergy was a best seller to waltz, is a 6 year old from a high school teacher and american football coach. he so 5 terms in the us house of representatives before twice being elected as governor of minnesota is down to f. folksy presentation. how successfully contrasted with j. d volumes is often when public appearances. in fact, as the campaign has progressed, wells has become more popular for vans, has no lower favorability ratings to move which is about to move in. we already have a pretty good idea of the 2 candidates lines of attacks. welts has really killed balances, origin story, like all regular people i grew up with in the heartland, j. d study to yale. had his career funded by silicon valley, billionaires and then wrote a best selle

following trump's visit, the company says it also invited kamala and tim waltz to their restaurants. the only stipulation is that waltz not be allowed within 500ft of the play. place. i don't know why. oh, thank you haha. a cnn investigation reports how political campaigns are exploiting elderly dementia patients to help fund their cause. don't i know it says one man saw that one coming, didn't you? yeah. he didn't. thank yo. former abercrombie and fitch ceo mike jeffries was arrested on criminal sex trafficking charges. he's accused of recruiting young male models for parties. so i guess this means we're not on for the 25th. he said i would be on the cover of the catalog. kamala harris is facing another plagiarism accusation. apparently, she lifted entire passages from another lawyer for her congressional testimony while she was san francisco da in 2007. when reached for comment, harris replied, if the glove don't fit, you must acquit. i know, oh, stop it. was it worth it? i don't know. so last night kamala held a town hall and it had all the spontaneity of synchronized swimming. i

at me, keep in mind the democrat, the democratic campaign started with getting tim waltz on there and calling him coach, like he's a coach right now. i they've clearly decided they go through people than a football lins is the way to go how about your thoughts when you saw antonio brown hugging donald trump, he was also with levy on bell over the weekend. i see rolling your eyes now i'm just trying to figure out, like look if you decide if you just looked at a stat sheet and we were talking about antonio brown, he's one of the greatest football players who have lived where the greatest players in his position who ever lived, but like this isn't mean joe greene and a franco harris when it comes down to the steal. >> so then it gets you to your next question. who is it that puts antonio brown on stage? agent is like, you know, this has gotten to impress people. i could be wrong. i just feel like the people who hear antonio brown talk about politics and not along with it are probably not people who are going to go and vote. i could be wrong about this, but i just don't feel like they got

. >> tim waltzes here today. and if you don't think donald trump is worried about north carolina, why has he jd, vance been here at time after time after time. they know that north carolina is on the razor's edge there's an excitement here today, just like there was in 2008 when barak obama won north carolina. she's going to win this thing. donald trump knows it and they have doubled down the harris campaign. we have a great door-to-door telephoning get out the vote organization here and they're continuing to run ads on tv. >> look, i like to work, watch the world series. >> i kept seeing one after the other. last night a new economic report governor released today shows that the u.s. economy is growing while inflation is cooling. voters have consistently rank the economy as you know, is the number one issue in this campaign, but is this positive economic news too late for kamala harris? especially in north carolina no, it's not because she has been emphasizing that she is going to be focused on lowering costs fo