polls. the heavyweights are hitting the trail with closing messages as key races tighten. biden, obama, trump, all ending up in pennsylvania, a high-stakes stat race there up for grabs as the woman who made dr. oz famous endorses his rival. maybe you ve heard of her. if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. elsewhere today is the last day of early voting in some states seeing historic turnout, more than 34 million ballots already cast. plus, talk about a tease. donald trump addresses the 2024 elephant in the room. i will very, very, very probably do it again, okay? very, very, very probably. let s get out to the trail now. cnn s dianne gallagher and omar jiminez with us. it s the last day of early voting in georgia. tell us what you re seeing. reporter: you can probably see the line behind me, ana, that s completely wrapped around the building. this is typically the most robust day of early voting, the first
doesn t do. right? you can t just throw him out there and say a black face is going to motivate people. i have to say in particular, this is something i heard from some of my friends here in atlanta. these hospital closings are huge. people in this area and throughout the state, we re still dealing with covid, and crazy viruses that come out with action movies, and a state that s losing hospitals needs an advocate. we need federal funding here. people are getting sick and dying. that is one thing herschel walker doesn t have. they have to do pragmatic things. latosha brown, jason johnson, we love these guys. thank you all very much. the aforementioned senator raphael warnock will join me, and herschel, there s still
thank you so very much. so why do you believe this latest ensurer and others have left your state? you know, when they look at what s happening in washington, it doesn t give one much comfort that the leaders of the country, either the president or members of congress and his party know what they re doing. it doesn t create a great deal of confidence. and for ohio, with the republican proposal which basically is over $800 billion in tax cuts and tax give aways to the richest people in the country who all have good health plans, all right, taking it away from those who are ill, who are suffering, who are in nursing homes, the disabled the mentally ill, the elderly, the list goes on. their rates will go up and here in ohio, sir, what will happen is we will have rural hospital closings as well as we estimate over 400,000 people or more will lose their insurance because we