willie? >> nine days to go. vaughn hillyard starting us off this morning. thanks so much. kristen welker is moderator of "meet the press." kristen, good morning. it's great to see you. we see the campaigns pulling out all the stops. we see former first lady michelle obama, barack obama, beyonce. we saw former president trump going on the joe rogan podcast to reach a big audience there. we're into closing argument mode, but so much of the vote is in already thanks to record-setting early voting across the country. so how does that impact what we see down the stretch here? >> well, willie, we've seen some record turnout in some of these states with early voting. north carolina and georgia both campaigns real little focused on their ground game. vice president kamala harris will be in philadelphia going neighborhood to neighborhood trying to turn out the vote. trump focused on his ground game as well. the real, i think, challenge for both campaigns right now is trying to win over those persuadab

i'm hallie jackson in for willie. a new tropical storm now forming in the gulf of mexico taking aim at florida as a potential major hurricane later this week. it could be catastrophic considering that state's already reeling from the impact of helene, and we're learning this morning more people are dead in the aftermath of that hurricane. tens of thousands without power and water. we'll have the latest in a live report just ahead. >>> plus, our "sunday focus" on the effects of climate change intensifying and making storms like helene worse than ever with more rain and more wind. >>> then, our "sunday spotlight" on one man's decades fight to clear his name after he was convicted of a murder he did not commit and the journalist whose investigation helped him in his quest for the truth. >>> and later, willie's new "sunday sitdown" with one of the brightest and most inspiring stars in all of music these days, jelly roll, on his long road to success and redemption from a troubled past. >> i would say i dreamed about it, bu

fani willis and whether that impacted their georgia 2020 case against former president trump." senior congressional correspondent chad is standing by live on capitol hill with the story. chad good to see you. >> lives good afternoon for the way it appeared from a closed-door deposition did not comment in the hall. fulton county georgia district attorney funny willis told jim jordan the way is not required to answer certain questions. >> do you have a message this morning? >> are you going to invoke the fifth amendment or say anything with relevance? >> we are told wade and willis believes some information requested by the committee is privileged. republicans say prosecutions improperly targeted the former president. the committee is studying tax dollars used in the prosecutions of former president trump enters the romantic relationship with a willis had with wade. the trump prosecution over election interference in georgia is now on hold. >> they are the ones who got bonnie willis and her boyfriend all jazzed up but she's an embarrassment to the state of georgia. >> the commit

>> willie, willie, willie, you know -- >> catching rays over here. >> -- when i don't yankees lose, i't even bring it up. i go to claire. when alabama loses, i congratulate you. >> all class. >> lemire, lemire, that guy is like, oh, my god, all class. >> no class. >> straight -- yeah. go ahead, willie. >> leafing through the new york tabloids to find a bad article about aaron judge, and he found it. >> takes three of the best players in baseball. mookie betts, wood jr., aaron judge, they're having a weak playoffs. but it happens. they bounce back. i'd love to have all three. >> what he said. >> i'd love one back. >> mookie anyway. >> okay. >> what he said. >>> let's get to politics. new polling out this morning showing momentum for vice president kamala harris, but the 2024 race is essentially tied. in the new survey from "the new york times" and siena college, harris leads former president trump by three points, 49% to 46%, among likely voters nationwide. although that is within the poll's margin of error. >> by the way, this poll is 47 points either way. >> it's a shift toward harri

yeah, willie.now risen from six to nine, and this according to lebanon's ministry of health. now this struck a health facility that is apparently connected to hezbollah, and this just goes to show that not only is downtown beirut no longer off limits when it comes to israeli air strikes. we saw just a couple of days ago, the first time they struck central beirut, it means that civilian-oriented facilities that are connected to militant groups are now very much on the menu. so the israelis are expanding their attacks in a big way, not just in terms of geography, but also in terms of just political connections. we've spoken with several people who are connected to hezbollah who said that they don't believe that they can be subject to these strikes because they said they're essentially civilians. they're part of the political arm of hezbollah. now that doesn't seem like it's the case. it looks like that pattern has widened. the target pattern has widened now to include essentially civilians. now we we

if fani willis is allowed to remain on the case. and that's why nathan wade's deposition today is relevant still to this matter. nathan wade was obviously a key part of those allegations of an improper romantic relationship between he and fani willis? take a listen to what nathan wade said earlier this summer when he was interviewed by kaitlan collins and asked about that relationship and his role on the trump case just to clarify, when did their romantic relationship between the two of you start yeah. so we get into there has been this effort to say that. okay. these these exact dates are are at issue in these exact dates are i'm getting i'm getting signaled here with his attorney. >> this would be a question again, he'll be asked today and it's a question at the heart of whether or not fani willis could be disqualified from the case, and if that happens, this case all but goes away. if donald trump's that opens up a whole new can of questions down the line that will have to sort out the answers to if and when that happens all the

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. >> morning, willie. it's still a category 1 hurricane, but the good news is it is moving offshore. the center of circulation is over the atlantic waters. winds are maintaining 85 miles per hour. this system stayed a hurricane from start to finish across the florida peninsula. we'll continue to see it move offshore. we're seeing the heavy rain from the outer bands draped across the central and eastern portions of the coast of the state of florida. daytona beach to orlando, that's where we're pinpointing the heaviest of the rain right now. we have ongoing really strong winds, as well. if we zoom in and show you exactly what we're dealing with as far as the rain is concerned, torrential rain from daytona beach, just ending in palm coast. looking along i-94 toward orlando, heavy rain there. we have ongoing water rescues happening from emergency officials there. this will likely be going on another hour or so. again, the system is moving fast. it is going to start to wrap up here, and we'll see better conditi

fani willis.man has a preview. >> brooke: wade will take part after receiving a second subpoena. he will answer questions about his relationship with fani willis. news of the relationship went public last year resulting in him being asked to step down in that case. there is an investigation about prosecution by fani willis of tz former president. willises she instructed wade not to answer any questions and argues he should not testify at all. she wrote, i'm concerned this would force him to divulge information held by the district attorney's office. there will be oral arguments in december on whether fani willis will be disqualified from the election interference case. >> steve: it is 12 before top of the hour and carley joins us with headlines from sports. >> carley: jets and bills capped off by hail mary from aaron rod gers in second half, jets miss two kicks that would have given them the lead. >> touchdown off the board and hits the upright. good snap and good hold and kickoff the upright agai

but if fani willis is allowed to stay hey, we could potentially see this case go to trial at some point in the future if she's removed the case all but goes away all right. >> zachary cohen, thanks so much. and coming up in the wake of hurricane helene, a town in western north carolina let's become the target of bizarre conspiracy theories. i'll ask the mayor what he's doing to combat the misinformation mess up next decorate? a half ran have blue that's a really tough call. who are you if you look at the latest data you're probably going to need a lot of those purple sprinkles how this guy really knows his stuff i'm jonathan larson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget remember the three ps what are the three ps the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget our price price, and price a price you can afford a price that can't increase. >> and a price that fits your budget. >> i'm 54 what's my price you can get coverage for $9.95 a month i'm 65 and take medications. >> what's my p

willie, what are you expecting tonight?please introduce our guests while you're at it. >> okay, jonathan here. we have rev here. >> i was talking to willie. we have meacham. >> we have jon meacham here, as well. jon and i will, of course -- >> thank you. >> -- be eating cheese sandwiches and sipping sweet tea. willie, set it up for us tonight. >> we yankee fans are embracing the underdog role here. obviously, the dodgers have the best record in baseball. they have the best lineup in baseball. they have home field advantage. we just hope -- >> poor kids. >> -- we can win a game in the series against the mighty, mighty los angeles dodgers. they have the second best player in baseball, imagine that, shohei ohtani. they're really, really good. we hope we can hang with them. we're going to throw a kid named gerrit cole out there who is going to start and do what we can out of the gate. we're the underdogs, but, you know what, so was the 1980 hockey team, joe. we'll see what happens here. >> oh, my god. cannot do this, willie. >>

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willie, it breaks my heart.arolina. i was just telling you all, we were planning to go to asheville to omni grove for thanksgiving. we didn't want to cook. we wanted to go and hike with our boys. it just breaks my heart. we spend so much time there. there are so many good people in those communities. they're desperately crying out for help. you know, i had some good friends who lost their home. home burned down. thank god, they were able to get out of it. it's devastating in so many ways. i just hope that we can put partisanship aside and just help people. just help people. donald trump, i'm talking specifically to you. let's put all this noise aside, and let's focus on helping these people who desperately just need their brothers and sisters to be good keepers of them. >> the good news is the adults are doing exactly what you're saying. president biden is, in fact, talking to governor kemp in georgia. they're doing the things they have to do. donald trump, of course, has to make political hay by telling outrigh

. >>> bruce willis' wife is opening up about the signs that led to the star's dementia diagnosis twoshe first noticed a change in his speech. she says she didn't worry too much initially because willis always had a stutter which is actually what prompted him to pursue acting. in 2022 willis was diagnosed with a cognitive disorder aphasia. >>> dave matthews band announcing they'll host a concert to benefit the victims of hurricanes helene and milton. the events called soulshine will take place at madison square garden in new york city on sunday, november 24th. the lineup includes warren haynes band that hailed from north carolina that was devastated by the storms, nathaniel rateliff and the night sweats, and goose. tickets go on sale this friday. >>> and english rock band oasis telling fans they'll cancel thousands of tickets for their upcoming reunion tour. the band's promoter say -- saying some 50,000 tickets that were resold on secondary platforms at a premium will be canceled and sold again at face value. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we speak with democratic vice presidential

i was talking about willie. there he is, oh, willie geist. hey, willie, how are ya? good to see ya.here. good to know. thank you, t.j. oh, you know what? we have ai t.j. today. >> no, no, i'm here. >> working out the rough edges. they've got his voice down but, still, the ehh, it's a little slow. >> robotic, yeah. >> there's a delay on, like, youtube tv when you're watching a ball game. the person you're talking to on the phone screams, and you're like, what happened? what happened? then you see the home run. but it's happening here right here. but willie, i mean, it's so funny, i woke up this morning, was scrolling through everything, scrolling, and someone said, somebody i like, said, "well, harris made a real mistake. she's going out, and there's not the joy there. well, she's just -- she doesn't answer it as well as she should." so they're going to vote for donald trump? who is not appearing at a debate. he dodged the debate because he knew he got shellacked. he got crushed. after the debate, his poll numbers collapsed. they know that. they kept him away from it. they kept him a

yes, yes, yes, willie, the gaslighting never ends. they really do think that their voters are that stupid. it makes me sad for those voters that donald trump and people on tv on other channels really think americans are that dumb. >> yeah, and let's not forget, donald trump has spent the last couple weeks calling the entire country a garbage can, his words. >> yeah. >> he initiated the garbage talk. yeah, you're right, i mean, going through the litany of insults that he offered yesterday, the truth is, the audience he's talking to lives in a media ecosystem and a media bubble where that all made sense to them. it is kamala harris. it is joe biden who have disdain for the country, who have ruined the country. donald trump calls us a third world country. to quote -- well, to paraphrase pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, please stop s-talking america. why does he put down america at every opportunity and every turn? he has to create a parallel fantasy universe where america lies in ruins and he can ride in and save the country. as you s

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she is alleging ethics violations by fani willis claiming that willis use taxpayer money to fund a media monitoring site that track the public's perception of how she was handling the trump election subversion case. and that case, if you remember, appear to be on a fast-track to go before the 2024 election. that was until merchant's motion. fani willis initially survive that motion, if you remember? but it's now unclear what's going to happen. that case is in the hands of the court of appeals or arguments are set for december. meanwhile, kate willis has this related legal fight on our hands later this afternoon. >> so nick also at the very same time, georgia's voting send setting records with early. their early vote turnout and already facing accusations from republicans like marjorie taylor greene claiming fraud is underway republican secretary state's pushing back on what marjorie taylor greene is claiming, bring people up to speed here kate, these are the same tired old claims that we've heard since 2020 and a georgia elections officials have been very clear that there's absolutely no

and it was a gypsy jillian willis. gypsy jillian willis? yeah.stripper, i don't know what. but, anyway, my mom, with that information, with the lady's name, went to my dad and confronted him. keith morrison (voiceover): martin denied everything, said alexis. and then the very next day he made a curious suggestion. my father came to my mom and told her that she needs a facelift. that is-- i mean, lots of women decide they want facelifts, but when their husband comes and says, you need one. yeah. i mean, it was really out of the blue. keith morrison (voiceover): the facelift that preceded michele's death. and now here was gypsy jillian, martin's choice for a live-in nanny, someone he just happened to find. so she got the job. she moved into the house. and this was just a couple of weeks after my mom's death. keith morrison (voiceover): martin's daughters were furious. they wanted to know what other secrets their father had been keeping. they expanded their investigation. my sister put a blog up and was asking anyone with any information about my fa

tampa, cedar key obliterated, willie.and down the west coast of florida who have been through hurricanes before is just -- it's terrible. just terrible. >> yeah, and the cleanup is far, obviously, from complete or even in some cases hasn't even begun from hurricane helene which just put there. we had the mayor of fort myers a couple hours ago on this show saying that debris which has been pushed off the street, but still sitting in piles become projectiles and they will be thrown all over the place. get out if you can. let's bring in the homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. mr. secretary, good morning. what preparations are being made at this hour and what warning do you have for people in the path of the storm? >> good morning, and thank you so very much for the public service message you just expressed. i want to emphasize it. listen to local officials. heed their warnings and follow their instructions. we cannot say that too strongly, nor too often. it is absolutely vital. we have pre-positioned assets throu

willie?ry right now, specifically in the state of michigan. elon musk recently amplified a misleading claim that michigan has more registered voters than eligible citizens. in response, the state's democratic secretary of state, jocelyn benson, corrected musk's disinformation, telling the billionaire not to, quote, feed the trolls. secretary benson joins us now live in studio. secretary benson, thank you for being with us. again, elon musk tweeting that there are more registered voters than eligible citizens. he's pushing these pernicious lies out on his platform, the one he owns. making sure they're amplified. he knows better, of course. what is your response to what he continues to push? >> you know, he clearly googled my name so find out my full and middle name and didn't take time to actually google the facts about our elections in michigan. to me, it's just a misuse of an extraordinary platform, an extraordinary influence. at a time when he could be using his platform to educate every vo

what does it mean to have beyonce with willie nelson, and he was also on her album?can think about their musical collaboration as really coalition building, and we see that kamala harris has with all of the number of republicans that have come forward in support of her, with liz cheney and her going around talking, and they speak very differently about this issue of reproductive justice. they're on opposite sides, but their big belief of what democracy is and what american freedom should be is something that bonds them. so i just think that the musical artists, whether it's bruce springsteen, willie nelson, beyonce, and also entertainers like tyler perry, it's speaking to the broad based coalition that i think underscores her vision of freedom that she keeps on saying that she's trying to preserve and even push forward. >> motivating for the base potentially. but there's also, you know, instagram, youtube, all of the social media. let's not kid ourselves, with beyonce and taylor swift, kamala harris has -- add bruce springsteen, three of the most famous and most succ

correspondent david willis has the latest.ad of election crimes has written to the political action committee, headed by elon musk, alerting it to the fact that it is against the law in the united states to pay anyone to vote or to register to vote. elon musk has said he will pick one person a day and present them with a cheque of $1 million between now and election day. in return for them signing a petition in support of free speech and gun rights. he has already presented four such cheques, three in the state of pennsylvania, one in north carolina. a key condition is all the participants be registered to vote in one of the seven key battleground states. those are the states that could determine the outcome of this election. democrats have argued that it's part of a ploy by mr musk to swing the election the way of the republicans, who he supports. mr musk and his people for their part contend this contest is open to anyone regardless of their political affiliation. and that he is not effectively paying republicans to vote. mr

. >> i know willie brown very well.went down in a helicopter with him. >> the african american politician in question was not willie brown, but rather this man, nate holden. >> holden saying, "willie is the short black guy living in san francisco. i'm a tall black guy living in los angeles. i guess we all look alike." >> jon: i guess there is confusion there. but he's not deporting california politicians day one. and that story made him look racist. it's not the point. he really can't tell white people apart either! >> you're saying marla's in this photo? >> that's marla, yeah. that's -- that's my wife. >> which one -- woman are you pointing to? >> here. oh. >> the person you pointed to was e. jean carroll and the person -- the woman on the right is your then-wife. >> i don't know this was the picture. >> jon: you know what i just realized? donald trump doesn't have affairs. he just thinks everyone is his wife. [cheers and applause] so clearly, an attempt to deport between 30 and 500 million people is going to be compli

it's a great game. >> one game at a time, willie.ell, we had some tough ones against you at bergen catholic, my friend. mark derosa, career postseason batting average, .358 in the postseason. >> whoa! >> a guy who delivered. >> mr. october. >> far from it. >> game four of the world series tonight in the bronx. let's see if we can get one. mlb coverage from the yankee stadium starts at noon with mark co-hosting mlb central. great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. good to see you. >> you too. >>> ahead, we'll hear from congressman ruben gallego about his closely watched senate race in arizona against republican kari lake. >>> plus, harris campaign chair jen o'malley dillon joins the conversation with the state of the race one week from election day. >>> "morning joe" is coming right back. take a live look at yankee stadium. ♪ everyday people ♪ have you compared your medicare plan recently? with ehealth, you can compare medicare plans side by side for free. so we invited people to give ehealth a try and discover how easy it can

the willie horton ad is a lesson in the power of the media. fan of crime over and over again. the tv news broadcasts menacing images of. a mug shot an image of him looming over cops. scary closeup often pairing them with photos of the white people who had attacked democrats learned a lesson four years after the willie horton ad pushed bush into the white house, the incumbent president's democratic opponent arkansas governor bill clinton, was ready to take the offensive on crime. on the campaign trail, blasted bush as weak on crime. he's talked a lot about drugs, but he hasn't helped on the front line to wage the war on drugs and crime. i will. clinton promised as he accepted his party's nomination for president after clinton's his allies in congress were ready to make good on that promise. delaware senator joe biden's on the floor of the u.s. senate in 1993 to bemoan young people without any conscience development. speaking the year that when he was arrested, biden added, we have predators on streets. biden have been talking about when you go with gang or not, winnie and her f

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willie nelson is expected to be there. what are we going to see and hear tonight? >> as you said, we expect some big names like beyonce and willie nelson to be here but this a rally about freedom which the vice president has been walking out to the song "freedom" by beyonce for months now spp she will see texas as ground zero to the dangerous consequences of abortion and she is on stage with a number of wen who say they suffered life-threatening consequences because they were not given the proper care they needed either when they were miscarrying or needed or wanted an abortion and as a result they are the face of what could happen to women across the country. the vice president is going to be saying while you think you might be safe in georgia or pennsylvania or wisconsin, this could be coming to you, these abortion restrictions we see in texas, so she will be trying to connect this and make this a national event and not just focus on texas, although she is trying to unseed ted cruz and the person running against him. she is also talking about her to do list which

>> hey, willie. good morning.attacks and my family, my grandkids are all in bomb shelters, the horrendous terrorist attack in jaffa literally on my street where people ran into my building to get cover. this is intensely personal. israel has to respond. it has to respond painfully for the iranians and massively. it can't be tit for tat, it has to be more than that. the iranians have to internalize if they commit this aggression against the jewish state we're going to respond and exact a very painful price for them. it's the only way. to this point iran has not paid a price for any of this. they're behind all the bars in the middle east, it's iran and its proxies, hamas, the houthis, syria and iraq, iran has to pay that price. we very much appreciate the support we receive from the united states from president biden, from the u.s. military in the area knocking down these missiles with our defenses, but at the end of the day we also believe that the united states has to exact a price. >> what does that price look li

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beyonce and willie nelson came out in support of kamala harris in houston on friday.amous artists, including taylor swift, bruce springsteen and eminem, to name a few. and former president donald trump taped a three—hour—long interview with america's number—one podcaster, joe rogan. the trump campaign hopes the interview will consolidate his influence with male voters, who make up the core audience of rogan's podcast. so what's the impact of these celebrity appearances? well, let's ask an expert, mark harvey, the author of celebrity influence: politics, persuasion, and issue—based advocacy. thank you for your time. when it comes to celebrities, how much power do they actually have in motivating theirfans to engage with the electoral process? to engage with the electoral rocess? ,, to engage with the electoral rocess? ., ., , , to engage with the electoral rocess? ,, ., , , ., process? quite honestly, not that much — process? quite honestly, not that much that _ process? quite honestly, not that much that we _ process? quite honestly, not that much that we can - proces

willie or beyonce? former president trump will be in texas with podc podcaster gi joe rogan.t least one hour. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera live at the white house. >> madeleine: vice president kamala harris focusing on abortion today in houston, a message her campaign has leaned on to motivate voters and using backdrop of tex tech and six-week abortion ban to talk about the second trump presidency. here she is with former president obama in georgia yesterday. >> over the last years, in particular last eight years donald trump has become more confused, more unstable and more angry. you see it everyday. >> she got a plan to make your life better. she's going after corporations that unfairly jack up prices. she will make it easier to build and buy a home. >> madeleine: form upper president trump's conversation with joe rogan today could help shore up his advantage with male voters. yesterday he talked about eshg elimination of taxes, on tips, overtime and social security. >> no tax on tips. [cheering] >> no tax on overtime. [cheering] >> no tax on social security ben benefits. [

beyonce and willie nelson came out in support of kamala harris in houston on friday.of other famous artists, including taylor swift, bruce springsteen and eminem — to name a few. and former president donald trump taped a three—hour—long interview with america's number—one podcaster — joe rogan. the trump campaign hopes the interview will consolidate his influence with male voters, who make up the core audience of rogan's podcast. mark harvey is the author of celebrity influence: politics, persuasian and influence—based advocacy. i asked him how much power celebrities have in mobilizing theirfans to vote. quite honestly not that much that we can measure. what we do know about what causes voters to vote in a certain way, they are motivated by things like the economy, their party identification, it is those things that usually motivate people, not necessarily what willie nelson things. it is very difficult. i will see there are is one case we know where a celebrity was influential, that was oprah winfrey in 2008, who helped barack obama get the democratic nomination. for

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it included wax figures of local stars like stephen curry and former mayor willie brown, and oakland native zendaya. there were also figures of other stars like tupac, drake and prince harry. madame tussauds says figures of local e stephen curry and former mayor willie brown, and oakland native zendaya. there were also figures of other stars like tupac, drake and prince harry. madame tussauds says class. as our clis and children and children in school are no exception. in fact, a joint uc berkeley stanford report shows between 15 and 20% of california's kindergarten through 12th grade public school kids have no functioning heating and air conditioning systems at all. so as climate change continues to increase, the days of excessive heat, what can schools and the state do? joining us live now is sarah hinkley, california programs manager at uc berkeley center for cities and schools. sarah, thanks for your time. >> yeah, thanks for having me. let's talk about this. >> i mean, we are so sweating under the collar and, you know, california has such vast differences in climates and resourc

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so you just got to worry about your studying and education and your family. >> willie brown junior middle school is the adopted school of the warriors community foundation. all right. here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. one of our top stories. an east bay woman has come forward with new accusations against sean diddy combs in a civil lawsuit filed this week. the woman claims diddy and his entourage raped her at a home in orinda in 2018. british singer and former one direction band member liam payne has died. argentinian medical services say he fell from the third floor of a hotel in buenos aires. and police in richmond are still working to determine who was driving a car involved in a high-speed crash that killed a 14 year old girl and critically injured her sister. you can find these stories and more on ktvu.com. >> an event tomorrow is set to highlight a san francisco nonprofit after launching its community washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpay

i loved the message last night and she kept going back to it, willie. she kept going back to how people that disagree with her are not the enemy. she doesn't want to put them in jail. she wants to put them around the table and listen to them and she kept talking about finding common ground. she kept talking about compromise. she kept talking about being the president of all americans, even those americans who vote against her and what a marked contrast. there are so many distractions in this campaign. other news channels will get distracted with people who were not running in this campaign. what matters is what the two people who were running in this campaign are saying and what they are saying right now is this -- that for donald trump, if you oppose him, you're an enemy of america. you're an enemy from within. you're going to get arrested. and what kamala harris is saying is i'm going to bring america together. i'm going to compromise. i'm going to forge consensus and if you disagree with me, you won't be on my enemy's list. you'll be at my table and

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. >> i think that's exactly right, willie. supreme court said that certain official conduct is off limits. a president, any president, mr. trump would be immuned from prosecution for official acts. so the government's brief here, styled as a motion for the judge to make determinations about immunity, but the thrust of the government's brief here, will -- willie, is that he was acting a candidate not a president but a candidate trying to secure reelection. and so, all those 165 pages have a similar theme. they lay out a series of acts of conversations, between the president and private officials in the most part. explaining that the president was willfully blind to the facts he lost. that he was urging people to act in fraudulent and dishonest ways, and he is trying to retain office. all of it intended to convince the trial judge, district court judge, judge chutkan they are not immuned. remember, the supreme court had the easy job, willie. all they had to do is pronounce a rule. judge chutkan has to implement the rule and the

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willie brown, who signed on to this call for an investigation. gianna. >> yes, heather and alex, he was one of the three mayors who did sign this letter. farrell said that he has been completely transparent, that an attorney has gone over all of his campaign finances, but he also had this news conference scheduled today to talk about ranked choice voting. he pivoted and answered questions about this and he said that this is political desperation. >> well, thanks. thanks, everyone. appreciate it. >> at his campaign headquarters, mark farrell was surrounded by supporters carrying signs both for his mayoral campaign and for proposition d, a ballot effort farrell supports to cut the number of city commissions in half. on monday, a letter sent to the attorney general, rob bonta, and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins accuses farrell of illegally using hundreds of thousands of dollars from the ballot measure for his personal mayoral campaign and political advertising. the letter was signed by three former mayors art agnos, willie brown and