i the oprah winfrey show, tv tucker oprah winfrey has sparked a new dieting rage all across the nation talk show host oprah winfrey got everyone's attention by losing lots of weight on a liquid diets, people want to get skinny just the way she did. >> the medical community has been ringing a tan and it's just a national obsession now, shock, it's spectacle, its ratings, gold. >> it was the highest ratings we had ever had and eventually of all time, they say that inside every overweight person there's a thin person crying to get out. >> you know, one of the things that stands out the most for me from the little red wagon episodes is her talking about how much hurt the emotional parts of what it's like to live in a fat body, a wrote in my journal, and this is about his honest as i can be. >> i dream of walking into a room one day when this fat is not the issue, she read what she had written when she first decided to go on this starvation diet, that while she shared some dark thoughts. i don't think we'd had heard a public figure ever share in that much detail and intimacy before for me,

the unite for america oprah winfrey version. i want to die just a little of what we have seen and bring in the dean of columbia university of journalism, staff writer for the new yorker. a democratic strategist and pollster. and msnbc political analyst. they join me now. let me start with you because one thing that is so striking to me is there have been two issues people have been saying to pollsters are top of mind and donald trump has an advantage on the polls and that has been diminishing in the aggregate across the polls. those are economy specifically cost-of-living, and immigration. it was notable to me that they came out tonight and those of the first two questions in the first two issues with concrete legislative, i will son the border bill. i am proposing this federal subsidy for first-time homebuyers for a down payment. expansion of the child tax credit and going after price gouging, et cetera. it seems this is working but i wonder if you think it is. >> well, i know it's working because we see the confidence and we s

and oprah winfrey is oprah winfrey.e of those folks that has -- that can go by one name because of the far reach and influence that she has. we did see her endorse vice president harris in chicago at the dnc. and by doing this, and it's a show host, of her talk show than ran over decades. but it's really to appeal to key constituency groups in the harris alliance, including women voters, suburban voters, voters of color, and also targets middle class voters. so for the harris people, the harris campaign folks tell me that this is a really big event that they think they can really appeal the a lot of voters and pull them into their camp, carriecar reries carissa. >> the vice presidential debate is just over a week away. how are j.d. vance and tim walz preparing? >> both -- advisers to both campaigns tell me, carissa, that they're in the midst, in the beginning their debate prep sessions, but we do know that governor walz has been working with transportation secretary pete buttigieg. they've been practicing some of -- pre

and what it tells me based upon both the fact that's with oprah winfrey. if you look at that audience is predominantly made up of women, you'd bring, you go to a place like oakland county. this is a wealthier suburb of detroit. they are trying to run up the score with suburban college-educated women. and at the end of the day, more than anything else, this is likely to come down to. does donald trump is donald trump able to improve or does he lose compared to 2020? he's now numbers with educated, college-educated women, or does he is able to actually outgrow that pace of loss by gaining black and hispanic men. and that's likely what this campaign is going to come down to at the end of the day, especially in those rust belt states, saying, we're going to continue to monitor this injury for any comments about our cnn exclusive on north carolina republican gubernatorial candidate mark robinson coming up next back to the state of the race. i'm very back. >> so many entrepreneurs america with mortgage rates going down and listings already up 36% on realtor.com.

sort of the unite for america oprah winfrey version of that. i want to digest a little bit of what we have seen and bring in the dean of the columbia school of journalism. fernand is a democratic strategist and pollster. and the host of the new insync podcast. all three join me now. let me start with you because one of the things that is so striking to me is there have been two issues that people have been saying to pollsters are top of mind and that donald trump had an advantage on the polls and that advantage has been diminishing in the aggregate across the polls and specifically cost-of-living and immigration, specifically the border. it was very notable to me that they came out tonight and those are the first two questions and the first two issues with very concrete, legislative, the border bill will do this. i'm proposing this, you know, this federal subsidy for homebuyers for a down payment. this expansion of the child tax credit. these efforts to go after price gouging, et cetera. it seems to me this is working, but i wonder if you think

vice president kamala harris is joining forces with oprah winfrey tonight at a campaign event in the battleground state of michigan. cbs's caitlin huey-burns is in detroit covering the live stream event, dubbed "unite for america." >> reporter: vice president kamala harris touched down in detroit tonight, bringing with her some star power. >> let us choose honor, and let us choose joy! >> reporter: oprah winfrey will join harris at an event in the detroit suburbs, hoping to rally voters in a state where the two candidates are virtually tied. >> you may not be a union member, but you better thank unions for that five-day workweek. >> reporter: both are now competing for union members, who play an outsized role here. >> i was honored to receive the endorsement of the rank-and-file membership of the teamsters. i love the teamsters. >> reporter: an internal teamsters poll found more support for trump, but national union leadership decided not to endorse either candidate. local teamsters leader kevin moore says he isn't taking cues from the top. >> what i will tell you in michigan and the

vice president kamala harris with oprah winfrey. winfrey, who says she's an independent, making the case that values and character matter most. >>> the medical emergency on an american highway. the deputy climbing through the window of her cruiser into the pickup truck as they were both moving. the extraordinary images tonight. >>> we're tracking severe storms this evening. damaging winds across several states. and the alerts now in the east for another system. >>> authorities investigating a dangerous fire on a dock. the flames shooting into the air from a boat. fireworks exploding. >>> in new york city, the arrest after a subway train was stolen. >>> tonight, are social media platforms conducting vast surveillance on you? what the ftc said just today. >>> and the stunning sight tonight over much of america. what so many americans saw in the sky. >> david: good evening, and we begin tonight with the breaking news, reports a judge has been shot and killed inside his chambers today. kentucky governor andy beshear just a short time ag

i think it's oprah winfrey. - seen here in the us? i think it's oprah winfrey.y. it is - seen here in the us? i think it's oprah winfrey. it is the | it's oprah winfrey. it is the only case we can really point to and say ok, this person made an endorsement and it had an effect and it happened when barack 0bama was running for president, running for the democratic nomination to run for president stop she made an endorsement and it probably made a difference in terms of1 million votes and this is pretty solid research that has supported that. it really is difficult to determine whether or not celebrity endorsements make a huge difference most of the time, because of all of the other variables are out there that affect people's votes, people are asking how much does gas cost? was the economy like? what my political identification? all sorts of questions. it's not usually "what does taylor swift think question mark" alberto fujimori, the former president of peru, who was convicted of human rights abuses, has died. he was 86. his death was announced by his daughter,

. >> stand by for details on the exclusive reporting by cnn's kfile also this hour, oprah winfrey is using her star power to help kamala harris in the key battleground state of michigan, hoping to appeal to a broad range of voters and mobilize black women who support this considered crucial to the harris campaign. plus a new round of presidential polls shows that harris trump race remains neck and neck with 47 days to go. i'll ask the former democrat turned independent senator joe manchin about the state of the campaign welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room the skis, cnn breaking news. we begin with cnn's exclusive breaking story about north carolina reports public in mark robinson, the socially conservative candidate for governor and current lieutenant governor known for controversy. and now at the center of these very disturbing new revelations we want to warn you that some other report you are about to hear includes graphic comments, were joined by andrew kaczynski is the senior editor of cnn's kfile,

kamala harris joins forces with oprah winfrey in a star-studded campaign event, while rival donald trump courts the jewish votes. >>> shohei ohtani joins the 50-50 club! >> and making baseball history. shohei ohtani reaches the 50/50 milestone in spectacular fashion. >>> good morning on a friday. i'm michael george in for anne-marie green. we start with the major scandal brewing in north carolina's race for governor. one that could have national implications in a key battleground state. there are growing calls for republican candidate mark robinson, currently the state's lieutenant governor, to drop out of the race after cnn unearthed outrageous comments he allegedly made on a pornography website. but the lieutenant governor, who has a long history of making incendiary comments, says he's not going anywhere. cbs' ed o'keefe has the details. >>> we are staying in this race. we are in it to win it, and we know that with your help we will. >> reporter: but that's in question now. cnn first reported a series of past anti-semitic and sexual comments by lieutenant governor mark robinson on at

so this is a really big deal one, it's with oprah winfrey of a secondly, oprah winfrey identified identify as an independent voters. so this is about reaching a cross-section across america. >> yeah. and she made that clear at the convention and that was a big one of the big messages coming out of that convention. how kamala harris and tim walz are trying to appeal to independents republicans who are persuadable at this point and i guess we're just showing the poll number a few moments ago, keisha, with regards to michigan kamala harris has started to put some distance between herself and donald trump still could be a tight race there, but it does look like she's starting to gain some ground on the former president and one of the country's top labor unions, the teamsters was announced yesterday that they're not going to endorse either candidate in this race. is that a concern to the harris campaign? what do you think you'd love to have every endorsement available by the end of the day. >> again, that's about individuals going out to vote. we know that the vice president has received endors

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. >> i do want to ask you about one other moment in the oprah winfrey event last night oprah asked kamala harris about are the fact that she owns a firearm. and she talked about this and she said at one point will if somebody tries to break into my home, they're going to get shot she made that comment on then she said, well, my staff will go ahead and clean that up. you were on kamala harris, his staff can you give us some more information? i'm just curious from a biographical background what do we know about this firearm that she owns and when did she get it yeah. >> well, look, she has made it very clear that she saw actually supports the second amendment. she was stands she supports strong gun responsible gun ownership, and she doesn't own a firearm. so i don't you know, i don't know. i can't really comment more than that except for the fact that she is somebody who does believed that if you are a responsible gun owner in this country and you want to have a gun in your home to protect your families. and if you want to have gotten to go hunting with, you, are certainly able to. she just

and those dualling campaign events tonight, of course, saw harris take to the stage, oprah winfrey quiter. will that be a problem for trump? i think i have focused the event they are at tonight on israel and supporting israel and trump has been consistent and vice president harris has not been in her support for israel and i think if you look at the uncommitted voters in the primary when biden was still in the race, 100,000 of them chose not to vote for biden but when trump won michigan against hillary clinton, he only won by 12,000 votes so when you are talking about this type of rates and the small numbers, it can make a real difference and i think trump is focused on supporting israel and israel has what it needs to defeat hamas. you are an uncommitted voter, she is absolutely right. you want to support kamala harris. joi, let's talk about support among women for harris. looking really strong. really strong! a mobilising force in terms of.. i'm glad 0prah gave her a shout out. about 87% and it looks lower if you look at black men. donald trump has gained some ground. how do you see th

kamala harris bringing in the star power, holding a campaign event with oprah winfrey. and donald trump, after pushing false claims about haitian migrants in springfield, ohio, now vowing to visit the city. >>> our nbc news investigation. the medical school that profited off leasing out unclaimed bodies for research. one woman's fight to get back her fiance's remains, and what has happened since our first report. >>> and the group of seniors diving in to keep cape cod clean. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. scandal tonight rocking the governor's race in politically consequential north carolina. republican candidate and conservative firebrand mark robinson tonight facing calls to drop out of the race after a cnn report today linked robinson to a series of inflammatory online remarks, including, according to cnn, referring to himself as a black nazi, and writing in support of reinstating slavery. but robinson is strongly denying making the comments, and says he is staying in the race. we have to warn you, much of the

once again in the critical swing state of michigan, this time getting a celebrity boost from oprah winfrey at a live-streamed event. >> what we're hoping is going to be one great big giant voter rally. >> reporter: just weeks after the tv icon's high wattage endorsement at the democratic national conversation. >> let's all choose kamala harris. >> reporter: and with in-person early voting beginning in several states tomorrow, a new poll showing just how tight this race is. harris and former president trump tied at 47% nationally. and in the key state of pennsylvania, harris has a slim lead within the margin of error. meanwhile, the former president overnight looking to boost republican congressional candidates, making a pitch in deep blue new york. >> with terrorists and criminals pouring in, and with inflation eating your hearts out, vote for donald trump. what the hell do you have to lose? >> reporter: while harris has attacked trump on health care -- >> they intend to end the affordable care act, all based on concepts of a plan. concepts. >> reporter: the former president is pledging to

this will be streamed on harris and winfrey's platforms. there are tens of millions of followers they're hoping to reach, and talk in a friendly environment, an interview conversation with oprah winfrey about some of these plans in more detail, and get some of these people the information they seek. the people who are already following oprah winfrey and kamala harris, rsvping to an event like this, they are probably already locked out. does this reach the low information voters, maybe they only caught a little bit of the debate. that remains to be seen. the campaign is going to try hard to get this out, get clips of this out, and you are going to see her on the road again in georgia and wisconsin tomorrow. so she is getting out there, but for a candidate who is the unknown candidate in this very tight race still, they are still playing this somewhat conservatively as we're inside the seven week mark until election day. >> vaughn hillyard, eli stokols, thank you for bringing reporting from the campaigns. joining us is former special assistan

she did an event with oprah winfrey online. it is hard to understand where those inflection points are in the last 45 days of this race. >> yeah. i will not argue against her doing more media. i think she is good at it. i think she would do great in those settings but even if you weren't going to do more media events it is getting her into more settings where she is interacting with more people where she is better showcased. seeing her humanity and values and how she expresses the ability to connect with people. that to me is much more vital and you could do that in a lot of different settings. i can imagine that you could get creative with this and creative on the platform. tiktok. that to me is much more critical. i would focus more on making sure she can connect with real people and document and show that in animated and interesting ways. >> with the people. >> a wealth of information. thank you for joining me tonight my friend. >> thank you alex. >>> still to come, republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina turned

omar jimenez, thank you so much, really appreciate that great reporting as always coming up oprah winfrey is hitting the campaign trail for vice president kamala harris joining her tonight in a critical battleground state where polls show an incredibly tight race that's coming up up. >> saturday, syscall seeing in the taking a break from breaking news too. there have i got news for you? >> breaking news. i'm getting a sandwich. >> we need to talk about what constitutes breaking news. >> provide got news for you saturday at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max the vision to see what's possible and the grid to make it happened. morgan stanley can help create the future going to give you this designer bag. if you can prove to me that you know your finances, let's do how many subscriptions do you have? >> probably just netflix and spotify. >> all right. it's saying you have 13 subscriptions, which is costing around $270 a month what the afa cellular, it shows you all your expenses when place, and it can even help you create a budget which i think you need coming but okay. don't worry abo

. >> reporter: last night at a star-studded virtual rally hosted by oprah winfrey, relatives of the 28-year-old pregnant woman, amber thurman, blamed her death two years ago on delays in her care because of georgia's restrictive abortion laws. >> i want y'all to know amber was not a statistic. >> reporter: meanwhile former president trump arguing he should be getting more of the jewish vote. >> if kamala harris wins instead of the most pro-israel president ever, you will have the most anti-israel president by far. >> reporter: saying the jewish community would be partly to blame if he's defeated. >> if i don't win this election and the jewish people would really have a lot to do with that if that happens -- >> reporter: both presidential campaigns now ramping up outreach to younger voters. in battleground wisconsin, this first-time voter tells us he thinks trump will improve the economy. >> i feel like he was the first politician that says what he wants. >> reporter: while harris supporter, fourth year med student kaitlin landry, who wants to be an ob-gyn says abortion rights are criti

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overneed, harris meeting with thurman's mother at an event hosted by oprah winfrey. >> i want you all to know, amber was not a statistic. she was loved. by a family, a strong family. and we would have done whatever to get my baby, our baby, the help that she needed. >> i'm just so sorry. >> reporter: today, harris blasting trump and his running-mate senator j.d. vance as hypocrites. >> the other folks, trump and his running mate, and they'll talk, “oh, yeah. but i, you know, i do believe in the exception to save the mother's life." okay, all right, let's break that down. shall we? let's break that down. we're saying that we're going to create public policy that says that a doctor, a health care provider, will only kick in to give the care that somebody needs if they're about to die. think about what we are saying right now. >> reporter: harris arguing thurman's death may be the first we are hearing of but won't be last. >> we knew this could happen. there is a word, preventable. and there is another word, predictable. >> david: so let's bring in mary bruce with us again tonight. the v

there was a star-studded event hosted by oprah winfrey. a pennsylvania voter asked vice president kamala harris how she plans to lower the costs. watch how long it took to get a real policy answer from her. >> in terms of both rightly having the right to have aspirations and dreams, the american dream is for this generation and so many recently far more allusive. someone bringing the cost of every day necessities. >> steve: okay. meanwhile a new fox news poll says high prices, particularly groceries, gas, housing, seeing the most important factor driving them to the polls. >> plus, vivek ramaswamy hosted that town hall in springfield, ohio. and listen to the resident concerns. where were the city officials? >> there simply are too many mass migrants here. it's pushing people out of jobs. >> they have not assimilated. they do not note culture. they do not note language. >> brian: early voting kicks off in virginia today. we sent will cain to have breakfast with friends. we called him. picked up the phone. okay i will do it. now all pumped t

winfrey special nine lucky 13, followed by who wants to be a millionaire? seven news at 11. well, history made today in space. a tech billionaire popped out from a space capsule this morning performing the first ever private spacewalk. ever. reporter brian abel with a look at a rather high risk endeavor. >> spacex mission control erupting in cheers as the hatch of the crew dragon capsule opens, exposing the four crew members inside to the vacuum of space. over the following two hours, billionaire tech ceo jared isaacman and spacex engineer sarah gillis complete the world's first commercial spacewalk for about ten minutes each from outside the capsule. isaacman, taking in views of earth, passing by some 450 miles below. >> back at home, we all have a lot of work to do, but from here it looks like a perfect world. >> the mission commander also bending and stretching this space dance meant to test how their suits move. >> no one has ever used this spacesuit out in space before, so it opens up a whole new capability. we haven't had a new spacesuit in over 40 ye

her thoughts on democracy from the event oprah winfrey hosted, and hezbollah threatens a crushing response following attack in lebanon. lava live report from the region from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber we begin. this hour with the u.s presidential race with just 46 days until the election, the nominees are moving full speed ahead with their campaigns. democratic nominee and common at harris is set to travel to georgia to deliver remarks on reproductive rights while republican nominee donald trump campaigns in the swing state of north carolina on saturday. now, his visit comes as scandalous revelations about his ally, a candidate for governor. there rocks the campaign on thursday as cnn, kfile investigation revealed mark robinson's history of disturbing lewd comments on a message board for a porn website trump has praised and endorsed robinson, but his campaign isn't saying whether robinson should drop out of the race. but the harris campaign has been sharing video and photos of trump and robinson together robinson denies making the comments the deadline for him to q

she just did an event with oprah winfrey online.nderstand where those inflection points are in the last 45 days of this race. >> yeah, and i obviously am not going to argue against her doing more media, i think she is good at it, i trust the principal in her and i think she would do great in those settings. but even if you weren't going to do more media events, i think it is getting her into more settings in which she is interacting with real people. where you're getting a flavor of her values that are better showcased than at a rally and often a teleprompter. i think seeing her humanity, seeing her values, seeing how she expresses the ability to connect with people and understand the lives they are going through, that to me is much more vital, and you can do that and a lot of different settings, whether a town hall or just going and interacting with regular workers in different settings. i can imagine that you could get creative with this, and you can also get creative on the platforms, tiktok, however you put those things together

sentadas en un escenario similar al antiguo programa de entrevistas de winfrey, hablaron sobre la salud streep y julia roberts. por su parte, el presidente trump participÓ de dos actos enfocados en luchar contra el antisemitismo. en uno de ellos, frente a grandes donantes judÍos, dijo que israel debe derrotar a kamala harris y que ella no ha hecho nada por proteger a esa comunidad. hoy estamos a solo 47 dÍas de las elecciones presidenciales en estados unidos. y la batalla es por cada voto. una nueva encuesta muestra un empate entre kamala harris y donald trump. los dos, el 47%. este sondeo, despuÉs del debate, muestra a la vicepresidenta por encima del margen de error en los estados clave de michigan y pensilvania. en las prÓximas horas se esperan nuevas encuestas posteriores al domingo. cuando se produjo el presunto segundo intento de asesinato del expresidente. y era una noticia de Última hora, capturaron al presunto jefe de seguridad, ivÁn archivaldo guzmÁn, hijo del chapo guzmÁn y lÍder de los chapitos elementos del ejÉrcito y la guardia nacional participaron en el operativo que lle

i think the real person who was burdened by that was oprah winfrey. and she looked noticeably uncomfortable at how bad kamala harris did. nothing says that you are a middle-class kid it quite like having a virtual town hall with one of the richest women on planet earth and celebrities phoning in on zoom who will not be impacted in the slightest by any of your policies. those people don't care so much if the price of groceries goes up or the price of gas or if they have to deal with an ev mandate. and must be nice to have the glitz and the glamour and the fund-raising dollars. if you are trying to connect with independent swing voters were worried about the economy, i'm not so sure this is the way to go about it. >> trace: here's the poles. this is just in pennsylvania territory. that's not the one. race tied in pennsylvania. 49-49. trump leading in the whole... it's a dead heat however you look at it. >> there is a very good reason for that. the american people have seen both of these candidates, or at least both of these two terms and they don't like

oprah winfrey, ben stiller, jennifer lopez all rallying in support of her. they are so the breeze, we like them. i like all these people but i'm nothing like them and i think a lot of potential voters are saying she's telling me to vote, but i don't identify with her. we went wait to later in the show, harry and meghan indirectly supported kamala harris. does that move the needle? i don't think so. >> people see through it now. it is friday. let's get back to the markets please, very important day, the day after the big rally. kyle, powell is trying to stick a soft landing, he may be successful. what does that mean for the market? >> it's quite important. we saw the markets rally strong yesterday especially the nasdaq, not more than 3% intraday. the trajectory he's talking about is important, they cut rates another one. 5% over the next 6 to 12 months so what does that do? the regular person or auto loan comes down, credit card bills come down, mortgage rate has come down quite a bit but it will come down a little more which may mean more pain purchases but

can't even speak, she can't ask a question, she can't answer a question from -- she gets out oprah winfrey. she used to love me until i decided to run to politics. let's go to mar-a-largo, donald. she loved the place so much. once i ran for politics, that was the end of that. that was okay with me. we have to make our country great again. greater than ever before. oprah would ask just a simple question and you get this crazy answer. you don't get any answer. this is not a president. we had four years of this. we're not going to have four more years. we won't survive it. i also want you to promise to find at least one voter and get them out to the polls. find these people. there's so many people. if everybody votes. christians. we have to get the christians to vote. i don't know what it is. relatively they don't vote a lot. they go to church and they love church and that's great. we have to get christians, evangelicals. we have to get them out to vote. we have to get gun owners. gun owners don't vote. we have to get them out. the nra gave me their total endorsement. they have every time. to

winfrey endorsed harris and spoke at the democratic national convention last month. organizers say the two-hour stream is intended to highlight dozens of grassroots groups backing the vice president. let's listen in. >> all over the country here, so i don't need to tell the folks watching this what fentanyl has done to families, to kids in our country and the need to take seriously stemming the flow coming into our country and addressing that extraordinary and tragic issue in terms of its effect. the bill would have allowed us to have more resources to prosecute transnational criminal organizations and it would have been part of the solution and donald trump called up those folks and said, "don't put that bill on the floor for a vote." he blocked the bill. you know why? >> why? >> because he preferred to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem. >> meanwhile on the republican side former president trump is in washington, d.c. he spent the evening at an event dedicated to fighting anti-semitism in america. he said in years past more political leaders would stand u

she joined oprah winfrey for an event live streamed from battleground michigan as new polling shows a very tight race. here's alice barr. >> reporter: a big batch of new polling putting the proof to just how close this presidential race is. the overall picture showing vice president harris looking slightly stronger after last week's debate. but the national and battleground results are all within the margin of error raising the stakes on chasing down every undecided voter. vice president harris bringing in the star power for a campaign event with oprah winfrey. >> we are all together, united for one cause, and that is to get out the vote for kamala harris. >> reporter: bringing together online groups like white dudes for harris, cat ladies for kamala and win with black women. >> we have so much more in common than what separates us. ultimately, the question before us is what kind of country do we want to live in? >> reporter: the haven't targeting key voting blocs as she lost out on a big labor group. the teamsters choosing not to endorse either candidate for the first time in nearly

. >>> tonight, vice president harris meddling her way through a star-studded oprah winfrey sit down last night, struggling once again to answer this very simple question. >> we would really love to know what your plan is to help lower the cost of living? >> in terms of both rightly having the right to have aspirations and dreams and ambitions for your family and working hard and finding that the american dream is, for this generation and so many recently, far more elusive than it has been. >> did you follow that? did anyone follow that? can i get some italian dressing on that salad? former president trump for his part was asked to be very same question recently, listen to his answer. >> we have more liquid gold under our feet in any country in the world, saudi arabia, russia, i will reduce energy costs for people, that means air conditioning, eating, cars, everything by 50%. and we will do that within 12 months and i will be able to do easily. >> more on this coming up. in the meantime... >> are the feds being cooperative with your investigation? are you concerned that you are not gettin

if anyone knows how to get seen across all of the medians available, i would say it is oprah winfrey. winfrey did what she does best concerning an interview that connects americans who experience illustrate the strife of a country craving empathy. the discussions were heavy at times with members of the audience in tears. that is how the times put it. there was the serious and the lighter and it was an important and widely watch moment in this campaign. >> we have 400 people in our audience. and thousands more -- hello everybody on screen. i am here because i care deeply about the future of our country . i know that all of you do too. please welcome kamala harris. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> wouldn't it be great if we brought all the groups together at one time? that is why we are here. we have the cat ladies for, the. train lovers for harris. i did not know their words train lovers. chefs and for trenton eight. unite for america! >> the event had all those constituency groups and others and then it had some stars but quite frankly the republican convention would have been very excit

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[ cheers and applause ] >> oprah winfrey is stumping for barack obama. it's the first time she's ever endorsed a presidential candidates. >> let me tell you how much we love oprah winfrey. you realize her character and soul. you want oprah as vice president? more than 4500 episodes of her show, her message was always, you can. [ applause ] >> one of the biggest surprises of the night was oprah as in win friday. >> oprah endorsed camera harris. she spoke at the democratic national convention. >> values and character matter most of all. decency and respect are on the ballot in 2024. common sense tells you that kamala harris and tim walz can give us decency and respect. let us choose common sense over nonsense. let's all choose kamala harris! >> a lot of energy there. notice the themes. values, decency, common sense. those aren't ideological appealing, certainly not partisan, and her audience spans -- her hit show was watched, she built a following. she used a platform also to push people to open up their minds. she was open to reform. they even called it t

she will be in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin this week and the big o's are involved, oprah winfreyand barack obama are back out trying to help harris in different ways that her campaign wants and they were memorable parts of the dnc. >> it is up to all of us to fight for the america we believe in. and make no mistake it will be a fight. >> i'm calling on all of you independence and all of you undecideds. >> america is ready for a new chapter. america is ready for a better story. >> let us choose common sense over nonsense. >> we are ready for a president kamala harris. >> let's all choose kamala harris! >> they have a, obama heading to an alley fundraiser in the campaign says there will be more events on the ground with him next month. oprah doing a virtual event with harris. again something different the cycle then say, 20 years ago. oprah has been talking it up already online, where she has a huge audience and i've told you this before, there's the general political civic audience following the news thinking about voting and all about and then there is the people listen or to tay

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will come with the hours has been taking part in a raleigh hosted by the tv personality oprah winfrey in michigan on thursday night . donald trump is also been busy addressing the pro israel group in washington. also in jordan has more on this. a republican presidential candidate donald trump court of jewish voters on thursday by accusing his rival democratic candidate, pamela harris, of not standing with this. she just yesterday reaffirmed her support for blocking major arm shipments as you know, to israel. she bought them. these are a positions comalla harris takes before the election. just wait to see what you would do after the election. you won't have a country left crumbs record on israel is attractive to some jewish voters. if you move the u. s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, he launched the abraham report, which helped normalize relations between israel and some of it's eric nathan's. perhaps most important from in prime minister benjamin netanyahu became allies, but trump says he will in the war and gaus, he just didn't specify how. instead asking the audience why jewish

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and then tonight's event that we've been talking about with oprah winfrey that was organized by the wind with black women organization. you remember them? they did that zoom call they say some 90,000 black women tuned in. this was just hours after president joe biden said it was dropping out of the race. so this event tonight is an offshoot of that zoom call, but that is what we're talking about here as far as how these black women are organizing, but what they all tell me is we've been doing this for decades this is not new to us, but what they are saying is new is that the nation is paying attention to what preparation, meeting this very specific historic moment, what it looks like, and this is what it looks like. >> what are the issues motivating them? what did they share with you? >> they are concerned about everything from reproductive rights to the economy those are gun control. all the issues that impacts their daily lives, their communities, and their families. so yes, they're excited yes, they understand that historic nature of this race, but what's driving them at their core ar

and after appearing at a campaign event hosted by oprah winfrey in michigan last night, vice president harris is rounding off the week hitting two battleground states she hopes to keep blue after president biden flipped them in 2020. she'll be in wisconsin later this evening, hoping to rally voters after a strategic of new polls revealed a deadlocked race between her and donald trump in that state. but first, the vice president is set to speak to voters in georgia this hour. focusing on reproductive access and what her campaign calls preventable abortion deaths following a recent pro publica report which linked the deaths of two women to the state's restrictive laws. how she's planning on pinning the blame on the president's abortion record. we're going to take you live to those remarks once they begin. first let's get to the reporting. joining us this afternoon, nbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor in atlanta and washington correspondent for the "atlanta journal-constitution" tia mitchell. so yamiche, the vice president set to take the stage in a couple of minutes from n

kamala harris brought out the star power to her campaign trail in michigan, talk show legend oprah winfrey hosted the unite for america virtual rally on thursday for the us vice president in the battleground state. >> winfrey said it felt as if a veil dropped after president joe biden suspended his presidential bid. as she then told harris that she appeared to have stepped into her power. she told oprah while as she stepped into her power as democratic nominee like the week before, which was nice then next week, walk in and the those moments in our lives where it's time to step up, time to step up on the the idea that someone suggesting that my opponent and suggest a switches that the measure of the strength of a leader based on who you beat down come on. >> the real measure of the strength of a leader just don't know who you lift up earlier harris discussed the abortion bans when she spoke to the family of a georgia woman whose death was linked to the state's restrictive abortion law. >> she said to travel to georgia in the coming hours where she'll address reproductive rights, gun owners

this time, harris joined media mogul oprah winfrey and a studio audience, highlighting the grassroots mobilization efforts online while encouraging voters to get to the polls. and in washington, former president trump headlining two jewish, american and israeli american centered events today in the bay brie jackson live in washington with us with more on both of those candidates. brie good morning marcus. vice president kamala harris she held a star studded event with oprah winfrey last night, where they discussed a wide range of issues. meanwhile, former president donald trump, he sought to convince jewish voters that he should return to the white house miramar park. vice president harris joining oprah winfrey in front of an audience for a livestream event that included celebrity appearances. harris, seeking to speak directly to voters on issues ranging from abortion to the economy. my plan is to give startup small businesses a $50,000 tax deduction to start up their small business. during the discussion, harris and her supporters urged americans from all walks of life to unite aroun