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vance agrees and so does donald trum. :, ,, . . vance agrees and so does donald trum. :, . trump. coverage of the cbs news vice presidential debate. in a debate lasting just over an hour and 45 minutes, ohio senatorjd vance and minnesota governor tim walz spar over key issues like abortion, the economy, and immigration. the conflict in the middle east also taking centre stage — as israel and hezbollah trade strikes, each vice presidential candidate was asked how they would handle the rising influence of iran. the very first question asked the candidates would support israel launching a pre—emptive strike on iran, but the focus quickly turned to one man — donald trump. what's fundamental here is that steady leadership is going to matter. it's clear, and the world saw it on that debate stage a few weeks ago, and nearly 80—year—old donald trump talking about crowd sizes is not what we need in this moment. but it's notjust that. it's those that were closest to donald trump to understand how dangerous he is when the world is this dangerous. his chief of staff, john kelly, said he was t

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when i was 12. 64,000s pregnancies from rape have occurred in states with total abortionin bans, and trum did this. >> ifru he wins he'll ignore al checks that rein in a in president's power. a second trump term more unhinged, more unchecked. >> i believe in solving problems. my plan cuts taxes for 100 million americans and lower costs for groceries, medical, and housing. let's turn the page on politics of patiness and charge a new way forward. >> hose are the official harris campaign ads debuting today. but harris is also being supported by a super-pac with $700 million in the bank. that pac is called future forward and is dedicated to vigorously data tested campaign ads. i'm not really kidding. now, contrast that with the trump campaign, a campaign that has outsourced much of its operations to an elon musk run super-pac that has been beset by problems including staff turnover and still empty job listings, a e campaign that reportedly spent $19 million an anti-trans advertising, ads that have aired more than 55,000 times since october 1st. that -- that is the closing message from the tra

anon top of all this, donald trum inten to end the affordable care act.oing] even after he tried to repeal time and time again when he was president, and still has no plan to replace it. you watched the debate. you saw that. [cheers and applause] hey said he -- he said hehas concepts of a pla" "concepts." i have said i do believe that he is an unserious man, and the consequences of him being president again are absolutely critically serious, so think about it. even on health care, he has a concept of a pla he's going to threaten the health insurance of 45 million people in our country based on a concept? [crowd booing] to take us back? do you remember that, when insurance companies could deny pele with pre-existing conditions? remember what that was like? well, michigan, we are not going back. we are not going back. heers and applause] we areot going back. >> not going back! vp harris: we are not gog back, no. because we will move forward. ours is a fight for the future. [cheers and applause] ours is a fight for the future, and ours is a fight for freedom

and my, trum is it'll be by a mh bigger margin than anybody if y currently expects. i also think if you look at the longshoremen's strike, you looki at what's happening in ukraine, you look at what's happeningppe in the middle east, you look what's happening in north carolina. >> i think that the biden administration and harris can't possibly cope with thatcrs many parallel crises. >> all rightes newt gingrich, great to see you. 34 days to go. 34 d we come back, we're going to look at new swing state polling data. great news for donald trump, robert k, haley, matt towery. we'll explain. rt one of my intand part one ofw from yesterday with melania trump straight ahead. >> hello, i'm former arkansas governor mike huckabee. a lot of times you can't control the amount of sleep that you're getting. i know it's scary unless you use relaxium sleep. relaxium. sleep is a product that's made from natural ingredients and it usually works from the very first night you try it. relaxium sleep is studied, tested and designed by a neurologist to help you fall asleep faster, stay asl

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i've collected votes for donald trum, and i'm also a trump team leader. miller said he was in coachella working as a journalist for the america happens network, and he always carries guns with him in the trunk of my car. i carry two firearms. one is a glock, one is a shotgun, and these two firearms that i carry with me are simply for protection. but sheriff bianco isn't backing down. if he wants to say that he's an innocent victim, then he also has to come out and say how dumb it was to believe that he could do all of those things and try and get into that event with guns. i don't care if he's a supporter of trump. so regardless of who he says he supports, you believe you prevented something serious this weekend in coachella? i of course i do. and i think our deputies did a good job. that was nbc's alex rozier reporting. miller is currently out of jail and awaiting his next court appearance. one of the bay area's biggest residents is moving out. the oakland zoo is making plans to transfer its last remaining african elephant to a sanctuary in tennessee. an

the trum explain what this is all about. tie: trump campaign is explain what this is all about.n is alleging that explain what this is all about. ti9 trump campaign is alleging that what they call the far left labour party has been inspiring dangerously liberal politics and rhetoric from carmela harris because they have been advising her campaign. they say this amounts to blatant foreign interference in the american election and so they are asking that some of this be investigated to see whether it amounts to illegal campaign donations. what we do know has been happening is that senior labour party officials have been talking to the harris campaign. some of them came to the democratic convention in chicago which is entirely normal and has happened in many previous elections and it happened with the conservative party and the republican candidates as well. there has been some controversy because campaigners have been coming over here to some key battleground states. the labour party says it is after they have taken leave, they are paying for their own flights and car hire but the

i know the donald trum's continues? i know the donald trump's close _ continues?aides and confidence had worried about his security detail before the shooting which was one of the reasons why it generated a lot of anxiety and a strong response, and the fact that there was another incident months later at his golf course of course, that incident, one of course, that incident, one of the members of his security detail, the secret service, identify the shooter before trump got within range and was able to neutralise the threat. i think that the secret service is under siege since these two events to face and they have ramped up their security ever since. so i'm sure there are still concerns, but there has also been ramped up details since especially the original incident in butler.— incident in butler. about a month to _ incident in butler. about a month to go _ incident in butler. about a month to go until- incident in butler. about a month to go until election | incident in butler. about a - month to go until election day, we are really now hitting crunch time. eri

the threshold of nuclear weapons all thanks to president trump. in weapons all thanks to president trumrump. in the scientists view, there is nothing in _ trump. in the scientists view, there is nothing in their - trump. in the scientists view, there is nothing in their view | there is nothing in their view that israel could do now short of overthrowing the regime that is going to change that because a the reality is they probably have the know—how, they probably have the material. you are not going to get it all come as you just pointed out to us. so what do we have to face whether we like it or not that iran is going to become a nuclear capable country? because, what? that is the only way to restore their deterrent? this is why when president biden was asked today about whether he would support israel targeting an iranian nuclear facility he said no. and it's because this would be the last straw that would push iran towards a political decision. they have the technical capabilities and capacity. the question is a political decision, but they would go and take this last step of crossin

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here in the interview trum is really playing both ends against the middle. he did not say for sure that he would enforce the new law that president joe biden signed at the end of april as part after larger foreign aid bill. and likewise in your conversation with our colleague, michelle davis, we saw signs in other companies, qualcomm in particular, that they have reservations about making any kind of move before they know how this election is shaping up because the environment could actually become very different when it comes to regulation. joanne: mike shepherd, we appreciate it. thank you. coming up, we'll talk to the head of digitization for kyiv in ukraine. he's at our city summit in mexico city. mexico city. this is bloomberg "technology." i graduated from southern new hampshire university. i always said i would go back to school when i had time. i went on our website, i spoke to an admissions counselor. we applied right then and there. that's when the journey really begins. going through the program, having the support that i had, really helped me und

directorf the institute of american civics at the university of tennessee, and author of this book, trum's a triumphs, the 1940 election and the making of postwar america. here are the election results from 1948. president rivlin, 49.5% of the vote, 24 million votes, with 303 electoral votes. he won 28 states. thomas dewey 45.1% 45.1% of the vote, 2million votes votes, 189 electoral votes. he won 16 states. the work of the candidates and race. we will talk about famebu and a minute of all, professor busch, was it a political shock that harry truman got elected? but harry truman. what's interesting is that in january of 1948, he actually a slight lead over dewey, according to the gallup poll. but by the summer that had really evaporated. dewey was ahead at least 11 points, according to polls. he retained that sort of lead. pollsters stopped polling and in early october over, newsweek magazine asked 50 top political experts who they thought was going to win presidential election. all 50 of them, said dewey. and right before the election, betting houses were giving 15 to 1 odds on dewey. trum

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. >> why is trum isn't more ahead? >> right now, trump right now has made incredible strides.ead in six of the last polls when two weeks ago she was ahead because everybody came out with joy thinking she's going to be great. now they see the woman, you know, she's not that competent. and i'll say one more thing. 60 minutes, she has the gal to say donald trump should do 60 minutes when they took one answer and switched it for another. i wouldn't do 60 minutes either if i was donald trump. >> in your face. >> shouldn't the tension be between the party and the voters for not having a chance for a primary. kamala was nobody's first, second, third, fourth, fifth choice. so you have, god love them, harold ford pretending to care about it and it's sad to watch it, harold, i was crying. >> there's a new book coming out tomorrow, in which he says. >> you've read it. >> i actually haven't. but i did read an article about it saying that nancy -- detail how nancy pelosi didn't think she was the right one bethey realized with the time they had they had to figure out a way to get behind so

reporter: former president trum- steve: we had a chance. reporter: have you talked about election day coming up? steve: i don't want to discuss what we've talked about. by the way, he watches the show. he saw the show this morning. the show this morning didn't talk about my time in prison. what it talked about was two things. number one, a massive grassroots effort that's under way, that has to reach -- has to reach -- has to culminate on november 5 but particularly in places like pennsylvania. it looks like max 15% of republicans will have voted on the mail-in ballot, early voting, before then. we have to deliver 85% of the people to the polls next tuesday. he understands that we're the focus and people like elon punk of the world and money he put in for his effort and charlie kirk and other independent groups out there that are putting in that we're driving and lighting the grassroots movement of the trump maga movement to show up next week. that's number one, and number two, we had bill mcginley and mike davis and others on to talk about

r donald trum >>> 10 days from what is being called the most important election of our lifetime, newmore than a dozen former trump administration officials backs former chief of staff john kelly's warnings that trump fits the definition of the fascist and would act like a dictator. the letter says, quote, because we know trump have worked for and alongside him, we were certainly not surprised by what general kelly had to say. joining me now as to who sign that letter is the assistant secretary for theft prevention and author of the book kingdom of rage, elizabeth neumann. elizabeth, good to see you again. for the record, in recent interviews, donald trump is denying accusations he is a fascist and he is the opposite of adolf hitler, so he says. what, in your experience serving in his administration, informed you on whether or not he is a fascist and how he views power. >> it does not surprise me he would deny it because i don't think he knows what the meaning of the word is. he does not have a good grasp of history. what we do know and you heard in general kelly's statements, he has

airing an interview with kamala harris or airing criticism of trump, or moderating ap, debate that trum lost against harris. trump recently said about "the new york times," quote, wait what i'm going do with them. threatening that if he's president and what he said would be three, four, five days after he became president, he would do something to "the new york times." he called "the new york times," quote, disgusting. and hey, maybe nobody cares about the media, about news organizations as companies, but if you are making a business decision about this presidential election, do you think a president who says he's going to destroy media companies for criticizing him, do you think he's only going to do that to those kinds of companies? this summer, he threatened to jail personally the head of facebook. he threatened to criminally prosecute google because he does not like the search results that google produces about him. when an online acquaintance of jd vance recently publiced some of his personal correspondence with vance in which vance criticized trump's record as president, trump's e

enforce sanctions on iran allowing all of this money to flow into iran -- >> let's go back to donald trum to donald trump. she went back to donald trump a lot during that interview, secretary. did you understand what she was saying in terms of she was in the room, in the situation room is? i wasn't concern i didn't understand what she was,s the point she was making. >> yeah, maria, i have no idea what she was speak of. if -- speaking of. and if the answer was, hey, we've deterred iran, i think the evidence would point just to the contrary. they've failed to enforce sanctions, they're threatening americans, they're flying missiles into the red sea raising insurance rates for shippers, so food prices for americans all across the country. i don't know what they were doing in the situation room, but there's no evidence that whatever it was they did or are doing is having any effect on the iranian regime except making them wealthier and a greater threat to the united states of america. maria: when asked who america's leading add very air concern adversary or threat was, biggest threat, in the

former president trum, meantime, rallied in tempe, arizona, where he once again said people crossing the border were from insane asylums and prisons. that's what's happened. that's what's happened to her. we're like a garbage can, you know? it's the first time i've ever said that. and every time i come up and talk about what they've done to our country, i get angrier and angrier. first time i've ever said garbage can. but you know what? it's a very accurate description on social media. trump called his former chief of staff general john kelly, a lowlife. kelly gave another interview, this time to the washington post, in which he once again warned against using american soldiers against american civilians, something trump has mused about out loud. kelly told the post american military officers would resign if given that illegal order at a cafe in las vegas, a reporter asked about allegations in the atlantic magazine that trump had praised hitler. trump denied it and said, i never said that. i would never say that. the latest new york times poll shows trump and harris in a dead heat, j

. >> todd: who is going to be a better protecter of israel is it going to be out or donald trum? not answer that question. why? because she is worried about michigan. if i'm too good to israel it's going to look bad for me in michigan. trump would have said on that, i will be better, i have always been better. yet he is still winning in michigan or dead heat. >> lawrence: brian, what is this new talking point that she released yesterday and she is a thinker and she has to think about these questions. you are running for president. you have ran back in 2019 as well. it's not like these questions are new. it's not like to the problems that the country is facing are new. you would think after you said you were going to declare for the presidency that you had written all this stuff down and be prepared to answer the question. >> steve: that you would have figured it out. so the main thing is, keep in mind in the audience there in that suburb of philadelphia yesterday, there were a number of undecided voters. and they assembled there at that cnn town hall to hear some specific answers

donald trum. >> he's misguided. you say now he's unstable. unstable. he is unstable. >> the latest fox news poll finds donald trump is ahead of kamala harris by two points. but the vice president is leading the cash game. campaign finance reports show harris and the democratic party raised $652 million between july and september. that's almost double what trump and his gop fundraisers brought in. it's interesting, but the former president is getting a boost from the world's richest man, elon musk donated $75 million to a trump super pac this summer. >> i think this, this, this election, i think, is the most important election of our lifetime. >> cash is critical in races up and down the ballot. finance reports also show many democrats in competitive congressional races are outraising republicans. >> we continue to battle on the fundraising side in these last couple weeks to be very, very important. >> according to a new york times report, harris has raised $1 billion since entering the presidential race less than three months ago, making her the only p

>> had eating gummy tonight, down to the wire as kamala hararris and donald trum continue a battleground blitz. new polling shows a toss up in just about every swing state >> plus testing the limits, 1 million giveaway has experts questioning whether elon musk's maga stan actually violates election law and a reckless disregard for the truth how will the central park five are trying to make trump pay for comments he made in the last presidential debate and actually make it years at this point that the race for the white house would come down to these seven states if you thought you'd, we have a little bit of clarity on who's got the edge, just a few weeks away sorry not going to happen tonight. >> a new washington post poll shows no clear leader in all seven of these states. >> in fact six are within three points harris holding a robust four-point advantage in georgia. so it all comes down to these next, just two weeks for both candidates to try try to close the deal and naturally, harris and trump, obviously know that racking up frequent flyer miles dotting those battleground states with

. >> donald trump will return to butler tomorrow, two months after being shotald trum. his special guests include corey commentaries, family,amil, first responders, local police, j.d. vance, and even elon musk. also, johnny trump plans rep to pick up where he left off.s he'll reportedly start his address with, as i waswith sayi, all eyes will be on trump's secret service detail.sion o >> the illusion of safety has been shattered after nearly what two misses now, melania said it should have neveulreel t happened. t >> i feel it's the top leadership that there are. there are some holes and there are some problems. so it comes from the top leadership that that happened. and i know and i have a knowledge about that. our team ask many times for more, more security, more, more help. and they were denied. a bombshell report of the "new york times" exposes just how badll repoy the secret servh collapsed under joe biden in 2022. the white house tapped kim cheatle remember her? a biden family loyalist to run the agency. and since then, agents have burned out and become demoralize

he says that investigatorsstsaim not allowed to come to allhe the trump rallies because if trum that trump iuld is not getting the full presidential protective detail get . he's only getting it selectively. so the allegation is secret servictielectively.et servie lew saying to its own internal investigators sayings no, actuat wait, don't don't come to that event. come to this one over here. and they're trying to conceal the fact trump is stiltryingl nt getting the full levels of protection. thisn't know why they're doinglc this, sean, other thany that they don't want the public to know the truth. and i telltwant t you, i've hadh of this from secret service leadership. i really have. they neef this d to level with the american people about what's going on here. they need to tel l us if trump is really getting all the security he needs. these rallies need getting to be safe for everybody who goes to him. and i've had enough of the evn of theio concealment and the stonewalling. >> it's got to stoconcealment a well, you were chased off the side of butler when you went days after the shoo

trum gordon sondland, a trump impeachment witness who disavowep impeact witnd thea president, said that he would be backing trump. look, i've now lived for under the biden-harris policies and ie have to say that those policies are not only become an existential threat to our country's wal thy of life, but o our allies as well. >> so when you have status nou d no, ambassador, i'll let you finish, but i want to finish. you said i it was a no for me ar after that. i did. and here january are right now. i did. and you're saying it's a yes for you? it is a yes for me "yes" f , it is an absolute yes for me. that is how badlr mey the biden-harris team have prosecuteed their.m >> but the whole point you seem to be making was that january and that kind of attack on democracy is bigger than anyy . but i am seeing so man ayks attacks on democracy that eclipse january 6th. >> earliereclipse, donald trumpd up with georgia governor brian sump to surveyed hurricane damage together in this state. and tomorrowne helen , the former president will be returning to butler, pennsylvania. ng three months sinc

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on visits to england he met the young winston churchill and in washington, ber trum russell stopped by more than once. and a quiz show in the 1960's posed a question which american met john quincy adams and oliver hince. mother -- another family friend when he was six years old and employed a soviet spy -- and the touchstone, i hate to read about those days, he told friends. he had no interesting in reliving the war or nothing worse than the battles. >> jeff rosen, when we were talking earlier i used the phrase you don't come any waspier than oliver wendell holmes, is that the sum up? >> i think he set the gold standard. and we heard about his friends, boston blue blood. and william james we were discussing earlier had an amazing line about holmes when he was young. he was like a machine planing a deep and self-beneficial groove through life was william james' take on him. his father was, oliver wendell holmes, sr., the autocrat of the breakfast table, a writer for the atlantic, a kind of jerry seinfeld of his day, who would write the amusing entertaining essays about daily life that w

you kn, trum and herun hot and cold. dohink no matter what happens in this election trump will still have a say in who takes on the maga mane and if they ce together, maybe that's an option, but i think right now it's very clear he is very happ with j.d. >> rob, do you have anything to add? i will say real quick, parties in general aren't very good at really thinking about the future. i mean, we represent collective $18 bilon of spendi or more that will happen this year. we have no h.r. departments. there's n training. so parties are kind of haphazard. so there is a thought that there is a plan or some kind of -- it's always tricky because you know, who would have guessed bill clinton, this noame governor wou come out of nowhere. >> i did. >> not when h.w. had a 92% approval. there is a saying, these things work because they're true, which is you know, politics abhora vacuum. post-trump it could be the people we are talking about todabut there was a time we said cis christie, jeb bh. you never can predict. t the larr que

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time, i'm 40 years old when is the last time didn't have a major war break out, and that is donald trum am. norah: hurricane helene could be the deadliest on record more than 160 people are dead and hundreds more are missing. scientists say climate change makes these hurricanes larger, stronger and more deadly because of the historic rain fall. according to cbs news polling, 7-10 americans and 60% of republicans under the age of 45 favor the u.s. taking steps to reduce climate change. what responsibility would the trump administration have to reduce the impact of climate change. two minutes. sen. vance: let's start with the hurricane, unbelievable and unspeakable human tragedy. two grand parents on a roof with a six-year-old child and last photograph and the roof collapsed. and governor walz joins me our hearts and prayers go out to them and want a federal response to save as many lives as possible and afterwards to help the people in those communities. these are communities that i love. some of them i know in appalachia, they need their government to do their job. when president presid

describe mifepristone via telehealth which expands aboron pill access and avoids add cost or stigma but trums project 2025 calls for the fbi reviewguidance despite the preme cour recently rejecting at argument. goes even further by erodin the privacy protection abortion cases by promotin prosecution fowomen who take the lls. coulthis aponizion of our vernme agencies obliterate e privacy of ose who obtain dispense abortion pills? >> it could end it is dangerous. >> project 2025 does t just stop at women's health. it undermines the safety of r tions. bere my time expires, i would note that trump's a dangerous 2025 will elinate e nation weather serve in s tirety. i will remind everyone that we have hurrane helene whis quickly approaching the shores of my state. is is the very agency responsible for heing us prepare for and respond national disasters. right now, if the tional weher seice provides critical forecasts at he warn and keep our communities safe. let's be absolutely clear. project 2025 not about reform, is out corol, whether it is women's bodies were the agencies that protect them from

calling in, let me run you through our campaign coverage today on the c-span neor you want to see donald trumatch him in rocky mountain, north carolina at 1:00 p.m. eastern speaking with voters there. that will air on c-span2 and the c-span now app. also, donald tmp in green b, wisconsin this evening to speak with voters. brett favre is expected to join him at that rally. that will air live on c-span this evening. if you want to catch kamala harris today on the c-span networks, it is noon at a rally in north carolina and also at 4:00 p.m. eastern time in harrisbu, pennsylvania. th is also on c-span. th thisvening kamala harris will be in madison, wiscsi that will air on c-span2 and the free c-span now video app. with that, your phone calls to end the forum today. any issue you want to talk about. caller: george conway's segment about trump's morality, shall we say. i would not let him babysit my children. also, i know you are but what am i? he treats people bad. i don't understand how anyone can support him. the fact and sadly my family, i have lost friends because they do not listen to the o

i think we are in someeep doodoo if we do not vote in trum host:sa today with arofile of each of theour american still he hostage by hamas includin eid alexander, 20 years old, omar nut who w kiapped that day, and two others, a profile on each them in today's usa today. this is bly in spanish fort alabama, iepende. od morning. are you with us? caller: good morning. host: what is ur comments, billy? i thk we lost bill allen inhicago, indiana, decrat. caller: good morning. thank you for having me on, huge fan of your show. i wod like to ask ameri to remember the people of southeast america from hurricane helene, pray for them, until t representaves toet theall the aithey need. those people are goi throu some really rough times,nd i hear there is another hurricane on the wayoming up. we have to help protect ose people. thank you. i am kind of upset with america, that we are hypocrites. we talk about huma rights, free will, self-determination, but our gornment seems tsupport dictatorshipsnd oressiv occupis who were apartheid. i am glad c-span had th guts -- thk you for having the guts t

i don't call them supporters because that is thert kind of connection theys have with trum. >> i have like relationship with chipotle. >> right. exactly. >> but it is inappropriate to describe the situation. political journalists are sometimes afraid use language like that. >> i can i am a columnist so i can speak in ways that other reporters and corresponded can't. so i think when you understand that kind of relationship and that what trump says trickles down there is immediately to his base of supporters who are facing demographic shifts, who are facing economic challenges. there is a lot of upheaval, right? in american culture. jobs being shipped overseas. a i and the sorts of speeders women of color. >> exactly. so this come he is aware of that, right? this kind of formula around white identity politics, about essentially making white voters feel white, reminded him of their whiteness by mentioning the other as as ain threat od over and over again. and listen, this -- >> white journalists are afraid to talk about that. >> listen, this is america, right? there's a husband and the s

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