tyler perry. and the great american poet, bruce springsteen. atlanta, before i was vice president of the united states, before i was a united states senator and before that a two-term attorney general for the state of california, and before that a district attorney and a courtroom prosecutor, and in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds, predators, fraudsters, and repeat offenders. i took them on and i won. well, georgia, in 12 days it is donald trump's turn. it is his turn. just 12 days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime, and i don't need to tell you voting has already started and everybody here knows it is going to be a tight race until the very end. so we have a lot of work ahead of us, but we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is joyful work. and make no mistake, we will win. we will win. we will win. or as a certain former president would say, yes, we can. [ chanting: yes, we can ] yes, we will and, yes, we can. here is why we're going to win. we are going to win because we together are

powerful words from tyler perry. so i think tonight it was important culturally and socially as well. >> the tyler perry metaphor. when you think of white sheets what do you think of? especially in georgia. when you talk about barack obama and his joy on the campaign trail, he is doing something he did not do as far as i can recall in previous election cycles which is reminding people of the economy he gave republicans and donald trump the pandemic play book. likely given trump's mismanagement of the covid-19 pandemic would have potentially saved many american lives. he did that tonight, too. let's take a listen. >> when i was president, we put together an entire play book for how to deal with a pandemic and when donald trump came in, we gave him that play book. and i guess he dropped it in the dust bin. some folks would be like well, donald trump sent me a check. joe biden sent you a check. during the pandemic. we didn't put our name on it because it wasn't about feeding our egos. it wasn't about advancing our polit

powerful words from tyler perry. so, i think tonight, it was pretty important, culturally, but substantively, as well. >> yeah, and i would say to that tyler perry metaphor, when you think of white sheets, what you think of? >> especially in georgia! >> yes, especially in georgia. now, you talk about barack obama and the joy he has on the campaign trail and how much he is in his group. he is just doing something he did not do, as i recall, in previous election cycles. which is reminding people of the economy, he gave republicans, and particularly donald trump, the pandemic playbook that his wrote, and likely given trump's mismanagement of the covid-19 pandemic would have potentially saved many american lives. he did that tonight, too. let's take a listen to that. >> when i was president, we put together an entire playbook for how to deal with a pandemic. when donald trump came in, we gave him that playbook, and i guess he dropped it in the dustbin. some folks would be like, well, donald trump sent me a check -- do yo

it's a star—studded event tonight — featuring �*the boss' bruce springsteen, film—maker tyler perry, donald trump has been campaigning on the other side of the country today. here in arizona, and in neighbouring nevada — another important state for both campaigns. he spoke of the issue of immigration in that speech. we are a dumping ground, we are like a garbage can for the world. that is what has happened, that is what has happened. we are like a garbage can. it's the first time i've ever said that. every time i come up and talk about what they've done to our country i get angrierand angrier. first time i've ever said garbage can but you know what? it's a very accurate description. joining me now from clarkston, georgia is our correspondent samira hussain. samira, you have at the kamala harris valley, get up to speed at how the event unfolded? if the aim of the event was to bring energy and to really get people excited about this election, it is perhaps that they were successful, there was, according to the campaign, some 23,000 people that were here at this high school football sta

[cheers and applause] you've got tyler perry. from those capital one commercials. [cheers and applause] if that doesn't get you fired up to vote, i don't know what will. [cheers and applause] now, you've heard this already, i'm going to repeat it, we will keep repeating it. here in georgia, early voting has already started. if you have not already, go vote. [cheers and applause] return your absentee ballots. if you're going to vote, remember to bring your photo id. if you need to figure out where to go, go to iwillvote.com/ga. then you get your friends and family to make a plan to vote. because together we have a chance to choose a new generation of leadership in this country and start building a better and stronger and fairer and more hopeful america. i love you, too. [raucous cheers and applause] now, we know, we know this election will be tight. because a lot of americans are still struggling. as a country, we've been through a lot. [cheers and applause] as a country, we have been through a lot over the last few years. we had

it's a star—studded event tonight — featuring �*the boss' bruce springsteen, film—maker tyler perry,ama. here in arizona, donald trump spoke of the issue of immigration in that speech. we are a dumping ground, we are like a garbage can for the world. that is what has happened, that is what has happened. we are like a garbage can. it's the first time i've ever said that. every time i come up and talk about what they've done to our country, i get angrierand angrier. first time i've ever said garbage can but you know what? it's a very accurate description. kamala harris took the stage in clarkston, georgia, and has been asked about the issue of immigration and speaking to reporters she turned the topic back to donald trump, pointing to the bipartisan immigration bill that the former president reportedly derailed for political reasons. i reportedly derailed for political reasons. i will tell ou political reasons. i will tell you that — political reasons. i will tell you that my _ political reasons. i will tell you that my highest - political reasons. i will telll you that my highest prio

but i want to talk about tyler perry last night.of course built an empire on entertainment, but he turned serious when talking about donald trump. take a listen. >> i watched him from the central park five to project 2025. and what i realize is that in this donald trump america, there is no dream that looks like me. it was so important for me to stand with a candidate who understands that we as america, we are a quilt, and i could never stand with a candidate who wants america to be a sheet. >> we are a quilt. what is the power of a message like that? >> well, i think tyler perry is both speaking to i guess this larger fabric of american democracy but also speaking specifically there i think to african american male voters who may be courted by the trump campaign, but what he's actually saying is the vision that kamala harris is putting forth includes you and is not racist. to go from central park five to project 2025, that's a long lineage of really problematic racial categorizations and racist rhetoric. i would like to say, though

former president barack obama, actor tyler perry and media mogul tyler perry. but this is all an effort, this last stretch, to try to appeal to their base voters, and also those, again, who might be on the bubble to vote for her. they feel that this is a big effort to mobilize that their supporters in these battleground states, these seven battleground states, but also again try to appeal to those who may be on the bubble. look, carissa, this is a battle of margins. we're looking at races across the seven battleground states which could be, you know, within just a few thousand points potentially of each other, a few thousand votes within each other. it is a battle of margins. so right now it's to try to get attention, to try to make that final push to get voters out to the polls. >> all right. well, fin, thank you so much. so much going on within these last two weeks leading up to november 5th. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, carissa. >>> when "cbs news roundup" returns, we'll sit down for a chat with one of the loudest voices for the democ

i mean, i expect that when we hear bruce springsteen and obama tonight and tyler perry and that cas, i think they're going to talk about the joys of getting to lacked kamala harris for president. but then at the same time they're going to have to talk about the reality of what donald trump is saying. and i think that's the challenge too, because these are two separate campaigns. and when you look at the rally police that donald trump is holding, i mean, it's him talking for two hours and he'll say, oh, it's a campaign, its a rally that is focused on the economy or it's going to be a rally that's focused on immigration russian, but really it ends up being two hours with the weave and the meandering thoughts and, you know, i was just earlier this week at his latino summit that was supposed to be focused on just talking to leaders who are supportive of him at one point, he was talking about killing bunnies and the threat that solar panels cost them. and just all of these meandering thoughts. and i think what the harris campaign now is doing is saying we can't look past this. we can't ju

she is expected to be joined by rod legend bruce springsteen, entertainer tyler perry, and former presidentama. recently musicians usher and lizzo have also given their backing to kamala harris. donald trump has his own celebrity backers, of course, hulk hogan and elon musk supporting the republican candidate. the former president trump will head to arizona and nevada later. those states presented with tough challenges for him in 202020, with president biden winning both by slim margins. both candidates set for big rallies in the coming hours. we've already heard from kamala harris. here she is speaking a little while ago before she sets off at the campaign stop in georgia. vp harris: the american people are being presented with a very serious decision, and it includes what we must understand will happen, starting on january 20. either you have the choice of donald trump, who will sit in the oval office, plotting revenge, retribution, or what i will be doing, which is responding to folks last night with a to do list, lifting up the american people, whether it be through the prices and bring

[cheers and applause] >> you've got tyler perry. >> [cheers and applause] >> you've got a couple of guysose capital one commercials. [laughter] >> if that doesn't get you fired up to vote, i don't know what will. maria: yes, all eyes on the critical battleground state with 11 days to go until the election. in 2020, president biden took georgia by less than a percentage point. harris will continue to rely on celebrity support tonight in houston when beyonce takes the campaign stage with her. joining me now, former nfl star and former georgia senate candidate, herschel walker. great to see you. thank you for being here. what do you make of all the celebrity around kamala harris right now? is it working in georgia? >> well, it's kind of insulting, maria, because where has obama been? we had to think about this for a moment. he was president for eight years and president trump did more for the african-americans than he did so where has he been for that amount of time? and now they're marching all these celebrities in front of the people but yet they are killing the americans' dreams and they

been holding a star—studded rally in clarkston, georgia, featuring bruce springsteen, filmmaker tyler perryobama. donald trump has been campaigning in nevada. he spoke on the issue of immigration in that speech. we are a dumping ground, we are like a garbage can for the world. that is what has happened, that is what has happened. we are like a garbage can. it's the first time i've ever said that. every time i come up and talk about what they've done to our country, i get angrierand angrier. first time i've ever said garbage can but you know what? it's a very accurate description. i'm joined now by saeed khan, associate professor in near eastern studies at wayne state university. thank you forjoining us to talk about the us election and the different facets to it. i want to get your thoughts on how the middle east may factor into it but first you reaction to what we heard from former president donald trump talking about immigration. immigration is a central _ about immigration. immigration is a central theme _ about immigration. immigration is a central theme in _ about immigration. immigrat

holding a star—studded rally in clarkston, georgia, featuring the boss, bruce springsteen, filmmaker tyler perry while donald trump has been campaigning on the other side of the country in arizona and nevada — another important state for both campaigns. he spoke of the issue of immigration in that speech. cbs correspondent, jarred hill, is in new york and gave us some highlights from the last 2a hours. over the last 2a hours, it really is this continuation of both of the campaigns at this point really leaning into their bases. 0bviously, one of the goals for both is to try to expand their reach, the electoral map, to try to win over as many undecided voters as might still be out there at this point. also seeing them making an effort to get supporters, die—hard supporters, to the polls come election day so they can try and win the election in november. it is still a close contest, what is the mood like in both of those camps? a close contest right now, both of them out loud are saying they think they have a path to victory. we know that we are seeing vice president harris making a concerted effor

jackson, and tyler perry. >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: or they were all just tyler perryer ] "hell-ehr!" and harris has a big weekend 'cause tomorrow she's holding a a rally in texas and beyonce is joining her. [ cheers and applause ] what a night. the most powerful woman in the world and kamala harris. i mean -- [ laughter ] yeah, beyonce will sing "irreplaceable." and biden will be like, "too soon!" [ laughter ] "even i can see the irony." that's right. harris is sharing the stage with beyonce. tim walz was like, "that's so awesome" as he quietly put away his acoustic guitar. [ laughter ] ♪ if i could save time in a bottle ♪ yep, harris is rallying with beyonce while trump will be on stage claiming migrants are eating snoop dogg and doja cat. [ laughter ] "they're eating snoop dogg and they're eating -- i haven't seen doja cat. i haven't seen her." [ laughter ] well, if you didn't know, last night was the presidential debate for third-party candidates. and things got off to a rough start with the national anthem. take a look at this. ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ >> i

tyler perry currently addressing the crowd there who have already heard a couple of songs from bruce of course awaiting kamala harris herself to take the stage, she has also been asked about the issue of immigration today. speaking to reporters, she turned the topic back on donald trump, pointing to the bipartisan immigration bill that the former president reportedly derailed for political reasons. take a listen. i will tell you that my highest priority is to put the resources into ensuring that our border is secure, which is why i have been very clear, i'm gonna bring it back up as president that bipartisan security bill and make sure that it is brought to my desk so i can sign it into law. the biggest issue we have right now is that donald trump and stood in the way of what would have been has stood in the way of what would have been a proven part of the solution to the bigger problem, which is we have a broken immigration system in america and we need to fix it. i've been speaking to our correspondent samira hussain at that harris rally. some era, we should say this is one of thos

hours, the harris campaign is expected to bejoined by rock legend bruce springsteen, entertainer tyler perrywill head to arizona and nevada. both states presented tough challenges for him back in 2020, with president biden winning both. but it's still all to play for, with many polls suggesting the race in those key battleground states is too close to call. let's see how the presidential candidates are polling. harris is the first of the two candidates to go in front of the cameras today, before she sets off for that campaign stop in georgia. here's the message she wanted to get across. let me say am proud to have some endorsements, the leader of waukesha and former representative fred upton, and this continued to be evidence of the fact that people who have been leaders in our country are godless of their political party understand what's at stake, and they are weighing in, courageously in many cases, in support of what we need to have, which is a president of the united states who understands the obligation to uphold the constitution of the united states and our democracy. as for last nigh

>>>>harris leaned into star power at last night's rally in atlanta with tyler perry. spike lee, samuel l jackson and bruce springsteen. >>>>i'm casting my vote for kamala harris and tim walz. >>>>she's making the case that trump is only interested in vengeance, not the people. >>>>it's either donald trump in there stewing stewing over his enemies list or me working for you. >>>>tonight in houston, she'll get help from the beehive when beyonce joins her on stage >ryan>and here in the bay area, voters have a chance to shape the future of bart as it faces an historic fiscal cliff. the board of directors has nine members who set bart policy and budget five of those seats are up for reelection, and of those five seats, four incumbents are stepping down. only melissa hernandez is running to keep her seat, and she was just appointed five months ago when her predecessor resigned so with a lot of new faces on the way, our don lynn spoke with outgoing directors and passengers about what's at stake. >>>>reporter now boarding at embarcadero with >>>>50 stations and 130 miles of r

actor and filmmaker tyler perry appealing to black voters to show up for harris. >> and what i realizethat in this donald trump america, there is no dream that looks like me. >> reporter: former president obama again making a plea to men who polls show heavily favor trump. >> some men who seem to think trump's behavior is a sign of strength, that macho, you know, i'm going to own these folks. i'm going to put them down. let me -- i am here to tell you, that is not what real strength is. it never has been. >> reporter: harris honing in on her closing message. >> it's either donald trump in there stewing, stewing over his enemies' list or me working for you checking off my to do list. >> reporter: she'll be back in the battleground of michigan tomorrow with michelle obama in this dead heat race. peter alexander, nbc news, houston. >>> also in texas, former president trump going after vice president harris over border security. he's also focusing on the votes of gen-z, especially young men, including his new interview with joe rogan. here's garrett haake. ♪ the usa ♪ >> reporter: tonight,

movie mogul tyler perry took the stage at that rally as well. star power continues into tomorrow for the harris-walz campaign. brie don't cut me loose schaar griner griner rai are you? cause i need freedom to. okay, so vice president harris has walked out to that hit song by beyonce at her rallies for months, and now the superstar is set to join the vp in person on the campaign trail tomorrow, sources tell nbc news beyonce will appear at a harris rally in her hometown of houston. she will also perform. country legend willie nelson is also expected to appear, though texas is not expected to be competitive in the presidential race. the harris rally there comes amid a tightening state senate race, a senate race, i should say, between republican senator ted cruz and democratic representative colin allred. allred, who is a uc berkeley law school alum, is expected to attend the houston rally as well. meantime, former president donald trump is rallying voters in western swing states today. he spoke on campus at arizona state university. arizona is a ke

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[cheering] >> reporter: plus, actor samuel jackson, filmmakers tyler perry and spike lee, and newly addedthe campaign tour, beyonce. ♪ freedom ♪ ♪ freedom ♪ who will appear with the vp at an event in the singer's hometown of houston friday. >> i think it just shows the breadth and depth of the support that we have and also the enthusiasm that a lot of people are bringing to the campaign and feel about our campaign. >> reporter: with the peach state a toss-up, the harris campaign is hoping for a sun belt surge, driven by african americans and other voters of color, despite some polls showing slippage. >> i'm very concerned. very concerned. very concerned because i hear so many young people, you know, that's misinformed, that are supporting another candidate that offers nothing for them. >> reporter: others were more optimistic. so you're not concerned about people not showing up? >> no, i'm not. i'm not concerned about that at all, no. i think that that is, as they say, gaslighting, like a ploy, saying "oh, black people are not going." no, we're showing up, and we're showing up in numbers,

a star—studded event tonight — we heard earlier from �*the boss�* bruce springsteen, film—maker tyler perryk obama. we've got to let them know we know this election is going to be tight. as a country, i get why people are looking to shake things up. donald trump has been campaigning on the other side of the country today. this is live in nevada, we're expecting the former us president to speak here in the coming hours. arizona — a pivotal swing state — and also a border state. earlier he was in arizona, another important state for both campaigns. he spoke of the issue of immigration in that speech. we are a dumping ground, we are like a garbage can for the world. that is what has happened, we are like a garbage can. it's the first time i've ever said that. every time i come up and talk about what they've done to our country i get angrierand angrier. first time i've ever said garbage can but you know what? it's a very accurate description. the economy has consistenly polled as the most important issue for us voters. our correspondent gary o'donoghue has travelled to the swing state of michig

tonight, she held a rally in atlanta with bruce springsteen, tyler perry, and barack obama.ed that on friday, she'll be joined in houston by beyonce. [cheers and applause] woo, baby! talk about a get! the last time beyonce appeared on stage with a presidential candidate was hillary in 2016, so things are looking good! it's in the bag! but don't get the wrong idea. donald trump has been bringing in some special guests, too. >> i've never -- i've never in my life spoken at a political rally. i've covered a million of them for over 30 years and i've never spoken at one, never thought i would. i can't believe i'm here. [laughs] >> michael: [evil laugh] hey, i don't wanna be a hater, he's excited for his first political rally. seems like a perfectly reasonable time to laugh like an old-timey villain who tied a woman to the railroad tracks. [evil laugh] let's hear what his argument is for electing donald trump. >> there has to be a point at which dad comes home. and when dad gets home, you know what he says? you've been a bad girl. you've been a bad little girl and you're getting

holding a star—studded rally in clarkston, georgia, featuring the boss, bruce springsteen, filmmaker tyler perrybeen campaigning on the other side of the country today in arizona and nevada — another important state for both campaigns. he spoke of the issue of immigration in that speech. let us get more from jarred hill, cbs, joining us from new york. thank you for your time. less than two weeks, lots of star—studded campaigning, as we mentioned, what are the big highlights of the last 24 hours? it highlights of the last 24 hours? ., , , hours? it really is discontinuation i hours? it really is discontinuation of hours? it really is - discontinuation of both of hours? it really is _ discontinuation of both of the campaigns at this point really leaning into their bases. 0bviously one of the goals for both is to try to expand their reach, the electoral map, to try to win over as many undecided voters is might still be out there at this point. also seen than making an effort to get supporters, die—hard supporters, to the polls come election day so they can try and win the election in november. it a

now behind me right now is tyler perry and many of our viewers who know him as an actor, but also a major film producer and mobile. and so he is making the argument right now about why people to get out and vote not only for mobile. here is why they shouldn't vote for, for president donald trump, who that he says that he wasn't buyer, donald trump, but then he looked into the facts as of the fact. so, but he is a man that does not revere the us constitution doesn't respect the rule of law and the peaceful transfer of power. so it really is a star said line up chris springsteen has performed. we've also seen the through the actors likely and film producer, as well as samuel jackson. so this is all design begin, this battle, run state of georgia to really encourage the votes. this is a critical must win state for com la harris. she'll be using the state as well as the 6 others to close out her campaign. she'll be visiting all of them in the final days before election day on november 5th. right. kimberly how to best. what keeping us updated from that riley in atlanta. let's cross now to john

spent friday night with beyoncÉ and houston and it comes on the heels of appearances with oprah tyler perry and thursday nights event with bruce springsteen the couldn't save a ton of money and go to justice megan. [laughter] who could forget this endorsement from andy cohen and ben stiller? >> my vote for kamala is the investment in my daughter's future. >> i'm right there with you. [laughter] >> there were other celebrities like milt gibson who doesn't think kamala is the smart ch choice. >> i know it would be like if we let her in and it's not good. miserable track record. no policies and the border. [laughter] >> comes to the courtesy of tmz so thank you to them. while he might be factually correct, let's not forget how much beyoncÉ's endorsement helped. now, for her. if you like those, you can get them all over,. [laughter] housing celebrities closing this deal but let's bring in the panel and get into it. pretty powerful endorsements right there. >> speaking of the diddy list. [laughter] clearly under duress looks like he's only voting for kamala if he wants to see his children alive

jackson, spike lee, it's the same crowd, tyler perry, out of touch mega star hugely rich celebritiesg on her behalf, obama is there. mary katharine, rich people supporting democrats. that's a real shock. >> well, i mean, this is part of the package when you are a democratic candidate, right? you get those celebrities out there. it's just a rumor again that beyonce might show up. i don't know if it will be like last time leon panetta comes out on stage. we'll see. almost more shocking than the answer she gives is the fact such predictable questions she is clearly not preparing for. that ends up taking her into a place where she ends up being more radical than maybe she means to. yesterday when she was asked by hallie jackson about religious exemptions for providing abortions and she is like no, no, no. we wouldn't ever mess with the fundamental right that is abortion. completely ignoring the fundamental right that's religious freedom that is actually in the constitution. i don't think she even knows that's a radical position. >> laura: i think she actually did understand that she is a

jackson, tyler perry, and bruce springsteen. ♪ driving all night chasing the sun mirage ♪ ♪ pretty sooni'm going to take charge ♪ ♪ well dogs on main street howl because they understand ♪ >> i want a president who reveres the constitution. who does not threaten but wants to protect and guide our great democracy. who believes in the rule of law and the peaceful transfer of power. who will fight for a woman's right to choose. and who wants to create a middle class economy that will serve all our citizens. there is only one candidate in this election who holds those principles dear. kamala harris. >> so when i think about america, i think about my grandmother's quilt. we are all shapes, sizes, and colors, but we are one. [ applause ] and it was so important for me to stand with the candidate who understands that we as america, we are a quilt. i could never stand with a candidate who wants america to be a sheet. >> kamala harris is ready for the job. this is a leader who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice. who need a champion. kamala wasn't born into privilege.

[cheering] >> beyonce joined other stars like lizzo, spike lee and tyler perry who all endorsed harris for the presidency. harris highlighted the issue of reproductive freedom in comments she hopes resonates beyond texas. >> and we are fighting for an america no matter who you are, where you live, you can make decisions about your own body for yourself!. [applause] so moving forward, all of this is to say, reproductive freedom is on the ballot in this presidential election. >> mean while, former president trump made a late evening appearance in travers city, michigan. flown in from a texas rally and a podcast appearance from joe rogan. >> and i talked about these plants that are being built in mexico near the border. they are going to make cars and sell them into its united states. it is going to be like making crackers owned by china and they were going to come through, and they were going to destroy your business up here. already -- your business over the years -- look over the last 30, 40 years -- >> donald trump joined joe roganton for a three-hour podcast discussing election fraud

tyler perry was there. spike lee and samuel jackson in the house.ruce springsteen, the boss, and of course, former president barack obama you see on stage. kamala harris started by describing spending new year's eve 2007 in the cold iowa winter, knocking on doors in the run-up to the iowa caucuses for that man standing there with his arm around her. barack obama. she was an early supporter and they've known each other for quite some time. she came on and gave a very substantive stump speech. she came at trump on meat and potatoes on policy off the bat. talked about cost of living, the trump tax, the proposal of a sales tax on important goods of 10 or 20%. she talked about health care and home health care. particularly her proposal to allow medicaid, which is how most are able to pay for eldercare, and also pay for eldercare provided by family members in homes. that would be an enormous transformation the policy, and she talked about that. she talked about her tax plans. she talks about donald trump's aspirations to be something we haven't seen an am

they trained on a movie set in atlanta built by tyler perry. apparently those were the lucky ones.tes recruiting standard slumped. long-term agent said as the agency assured more people in the door, training which takes years to adequately prepare a new hire to protect the president under. the best of circumstances was slowed by a decrepit facility where the fight training room flooded during downpours. standards were so low that the agency hired a guy who previously held a gun to his girlfriend's head. ultimately agents describe and tenure like this nepotism, favouritism, corruption. that's part of the culture here. cheadle may be gone but the secret service is still rotten to the core. that's scary. with butler tomorrow and trump campaign schedule intensifying. former secret service agent tim miller joins me now. is that true? are things that bad? >> i don't think you can argue that report. it was pretty accurate and outlined a lot of problems, some before director cheadle but it certainly is about as bad as it can get now and the sad part is the sacrifices of the rank-and-file a

candidate like kamala who we don't really know of -- know much about hang out with bruce, hang out with tyler perryang out with celebrities who are famously wealthy, disconnected from regular pe people. is that more of a hindrance to her that it would help? >> well, i don't know what you're talking about, jesse. bruce springsteen is totally reliable. to the mother who was trying to decide between groceries and medicine for her children each week because biden/harris have created this inflationary spiral that is crushing the middle class. >> jesse: it is not that kind of fun election where it is about, like, concepts. people are getting hurt. >> yes, you can only run that kind of campaign if you have political talent, which she has none and also if you have the luxury of a booming economy and you have got world peace. then you can run with this. >> ring on hollywood. bring on bruce. >> she and joe joe biden have created an historic disaster. president roberts is out there with the people all day every day. he goes to them where they are, whether it is the bodega in harlem, whether it is at the mcdon

jackson, spike lee, tyler perry and bruce springsteen. former president barack obama also invigorating the crowd of reported 20,000 people in his first joint campaign appearance with harris. >> she got a plan to make your life better. she's going to go after corporations that unfairly jack up prices. she's going to make it easier to build and buy a home. she's going to limit out-of-pocket health care costs. >> and battleground george other races laser tight with former president trump slightly ahead. tonight vice president kamala harris specifically reaching out to young voters. >> icu and i see your power and i know so many of you are voting for the first time and know that our future is so good. >> speaking of courting young voters, the star power continues tomorrow superstar beyonce expected to join harris for a rally in houston but will all these major endorsements help in the end? >> if celebrities have... if they are a celebrities like taylor swift. eminem is be. i think it will help. >> you will recall the internet was abuzz with r

. >> beyonce joined other stars like lizzo, spike lee and tyler perry who also endorsed harris in herign for the presidency. harris highlighted the issue of reproductive freedom at the rally and hoped resonate beyond texas. >> we are fighting for an america where no matter who you are, where you live, you can make decisions about your own body for yourself. [cheering] so moving forward all of this is to say reproductive freedom is on the ballot in this presidential election. >> meanwhile, former president trump made a late-evening appearance in travers city, michigan. he has flown in from a texas rally and podcast appearance with joe rogan. >> and i talked about these plants that are being built in mexico near the border they are going to make cars and sell them into the united states. kind of like making crackers owned by china. and they were going to come through. and they were going to destroy your business up here. already -- your business over the years -- look over the last 30, 40 years. >> donald trump joined joe rogan as well for a three-hour podcast in austin discussing elect

you know, people were excited to see entertainers like bruce springsteen and tyler perry and they were just the warm up act for former president barack obama and of course vice president harris. so, yes. there was a lot of, a lot for the crowd to digest. and a lot of energy. they say it is her biggest rally to date. 23,000 people. when springstein is the opening act, wow. >> the last part of the question is the key. what vice president harris is doing right now is kind of moving on from the persuasion phase that her campaign has been in for the last couple of weeks and moving to the get out the vote phase. that means getting the base excited. getting people who decided to vote for her mobilized and out there and bringing big hitters like barack obama and bruce springsteen and the other stars that were at that rally tonight as a way of exciting the voters and -- springstein that were at the rally tonight as a way of exciting the voters. it was a message they kept hammering over and over again from barack obama to harris to the others. as far as how that compares with president trump? fo

tyler perry is expected to be here. samuel l. jackson, and spike lee. folks that are well-known for their celebrity. people who have a lot of folks who pay attention to them and follow them. the campaign can use these surrogates in settings like this, throughout the weekend and over the next 12 days, leading up to election day, the tell people that, you know, great, let's get excited. we appreciate the enthusiasm that you've shown over the last many months. now, it's time to turn that into action by way of voting. the vice president likely to encourage people to vote early, as has already happened to the tune of 25 million-plus people around the country. 2 million in georgia. we learned a while ago, have already voted. you would expect to hear that message from the vice president. encouraging people to do that in the days ahead and particularly on election day on november 5th. >> all right. greg, let's talk more about georgia and what you're seeing down there. so many early votes now cast. is there a sense that this election feels like 2020? or like 201

tyler perry writes, thank you for all the laughs and all the smiles you brought into my difficult youngbrated his father's life with this heartfelt post. his legacy will live on. he was my dad, my best friend and my hero. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> a couple in new jersey speaking out after they were blocked from suing the ride-share company uber, seriously injured in crash last year while they were back in a car they had booked through the uber app but they were unable to take advantage of the. >>> this is a devastating accident. they both suffered injuries that two and a half years later they are still dealing with. but the new jersey superior court just ruled they can't sue uber because of the terms of service georgia agreed to. except, the couple says it wasn't georgia that clicked yes it was their 12-year-old daughter using her mom's ubereats app to order pizza. the couple were in an uber on their way home from dinner, the accident happened in an instant. >> we went right through the light, and there was a loud bang. and a hard crash. >> reporter: their driver ran a red light. the cou

other notable celebrities are bruce springsteen, spike lee, tyler perry and samuel l. jackson.er harris pressed fight and to say the pennsylvania voters in a town hall last night which tran to answer white grocery prices have spiked under biden-harris? listen. >> tertiary prices have gone up quite a bit the last four years and some people blame former president trump and some blame president biden and who would you say is correct and what would you do to bring prices down for americans? >> you are absolutely right and the price of groceries are too high and we need to address it. part of my background is probably a new approach grounded in a lot of my experiences as a formal attorney general where i took on price gouging and part of my plan is to create a new approach. >> harris was asked why she didn't address several major issues as vice president. >> some voters might ask, you have been in the white house for years and vice president and now the president but why was that not done over the last four years? >> there was a lot that was done but there is more to do, anderson. i

bruce springsteen will do a concert, as well as tyler perry, samuel l.kson, spike lee, supporters of harris who will speak about her and encourage people to get out to vote. you noted beyonce is the big name we are learning about today. she has decided to take it to the floor now and make her presence felt on stage with vice president harris tomorrow night in houston, texas. we learned that from several sources who say that beyonce will perform in that appearance with vice president harris. she, of course, is someone who doesn't step out into the political spotlight very often, recognizing the influence she has with a following that is diverse in age, in race, in gender. for beyonce to speak i think it's going to be impactful, certainly, with the people who support her. >> in houston, no less. there's not a lot of expectation that kamala harris could win texas. but there's an important senate race out there, allred trying to unseat cruz. vaughn, let's talk about donald trump. let's talk about his closing message. why is he doing it in new york city, madi

jackson, tyler perry, and bruce springsteen. >> i want a president who views the constitution, who does not threaten but wants to protect and guide our great democracy, who believes in the rule of law and a peaceful transfer of power, who will fight for a woman's right to choose, and who wants to create a middle class economy that will serve all our citizens. there is only one candidate in this election who holds those principles dear, kamala harris. >> so when i think about america, i think about my grandmother's quilt. we are all shapes, sighs, and colors. but we are one. and it was so important for me to stand with a candidate who understands that we, as america, we are a quilt. and i could never stand with a candidate who wants america to be a sheet. >> kamala harris is ready for the job. this is a leader who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice, who need a champion. kamala wasn't born into privileged. she was raised in a middle class family. she worked at mcdonald's to pay her expenses. she didn't pretend to work at mcdonald's when it was closed. >> over

harris stars in the audience and on stage included tyler perry, spike lee, samuel l jackson and former president barack obama. vice president harris has been increasingly campaigning on the idea that former president trump could harm the country if he retakes the white house. >> just because he acts goofy does not mean his presidency wouldn't be dangerous. >> she's running to be the 47th president of the united states. donald trump is running to be an american tyrant. he does not understand this country. its history, or what it means to be deeply american. >> vice president harris will be joined by beyonce at a rally tonight in houston. that former first lady, michelle obama, campaigns with her in michigan tomorrow. former president trump will also be in michigan and pennsylvania this weekend before a big rally at new york's madison square garden. >> look, i'm not supposed to say it, but we are leading by so much. >> some polls are trending in former president trump's favor, showing him slightly ahead of vice president harris in battleground states for about a month now. during august

the audience included celebrities like tyler perry, spike lee, samuel l jackson and former president barack obama. >> just because he acts goofy does not mean his presidency wouldn't be dangerous. >> she's running to be the 47th president of the united states. donald trump is running to be an american tyrant. he does not understand this country. its history, or what it means to be deeply american. >> now, tonight in houston, beyonce will join vice president harris at a rally. and then tomorrow in michigan, michelle obama will join kamala harris on the campaign trail. now, donald trump will also be in michigan and in pennsylvania this weekend before holding a big rally in new york at madison square garden. >> look, i'm not supposed to say it, but we are leading by so much right now. >> some polls are trending in the direction of donald trump, with polls showing him slightly ahead of kamala harris in battleground states for about a month during august and september. vice president harris was leading in the polls. well, this polarizing and tension filled election season can often lead t

people were excited to see entertainers like bruce springsteen and tyler perry, and they were just the warm-up act for former president obama, and of course, vice president harris. so yes, there was a lot of -- a lot for the crowd to digest, and a lot of energy. they say it's her biggest rally to date, 23,000 people. >> when bruce springsteen is the warm-up act, you claimly ain't in jersey anymore. jeff, harris is clearly leaning into celebrity endorsement, and donald trump is leaning into grievances. what is more likely to get voters out? >> well, i think that last part of your question is the key. what vice president harris is doing right now is kind of moving on from the persuasion phase that her campaign has been in for the last couple weeks and moving to the get out the vote phase. and that means getting the base excited, getting people who have decided to vote for her mobilized and out there and bringing big hitters like barack obama and bruce springsteen and the other stars that were at that rally tonight as a way of exciting those voters and getting them to go to the polls. and

i know tyler perry played cross. and morgan freeman, right?" it makes sense. you're doing this. did you talk to either of those guys beforehand? >> no. the craziest thing about mr. freeman is you know, it sort of came full circle. i had the honor of being able to work with him back in i think it was 2018 on a film called "brian banks." >> jimmy: oh. >> and i remember back then i was nervous to work with him. he's a legend in the game. come on. this is mr. freeman. and our director tom shadiac he came over because he and morgan worked together before. morgan leaned in, whispered something in his ear after watching me work for a bit. tom came over to me i want to tell you something. i thought i'm in trouble. mr. freeman's like get it together. but he said, "morgan leaned over to me and he said that kid, he's got it." and when i heard that i'm not even going to lie. real emotional. i shed a thug tear. [ laughter ] i'm not afraid. [ applause ] >> jimmy: did morgan see you shed the tear? >> i ain't going to let him see me cry. come on now, jimmy. b