2019. At this moment, its unclear whether the invest is ongoing or directly related to hunter biden. Well bring you the details in moments. Theres hum dingers in there. On a related topic, why is Hunter Bidens former business associate fearing for his life . The journalist working with hunters joseph partner had breaking news on that front for us. Plus, why is President Trump suddenly getting these endorsements from minority celebrities . Raymond arroyo explains it all in seen and unseen. First, the real fighter for the working class. Thats the focus of tonights angle. For years weve heard about how much the liberals care about the working poor and all of those poor people out there. No one no one on the left was supposed to care more than barack obama. Su if you like your private Health Insurance plan, you can keep your plan. Period. Reducing premiums by as much as 2,500 per family. Creating up to five million new green jobs that pay well and cant be outsourced. Laura obama said Middl
Today, President Trump and joe biden are holding dual events in wisconsin and minnesota, and were watching for the president to leave the white house any moment now. Hanging over all of this, a pandemic. Our country just crossed the 9 million covid19 case mark on thursday alone the United States broke another terrible record, a high of more than 90,000 cases in a single day. Lets hit the trail with our reporters, nbcs mike memoli is in des moines, iowa, following the Biden Campaign. Monica alba is in waterford township in michigan. Shes covering the Trump Campaign. And nbcs Priscilla Thompson is in ft. Worth, texas, ahead of a Campaign Swing by senator harris. It is also the last day of early voting there in the Lone Star State. Mr. Memoli, ill start with you. This is the first time weve seen mr. Biden hit three states today. Why now . Well, craig, its an interesting week when joe biden went down south to georgia earlier this week and then on to florida. The conversation among some dem
Announcer washington journal continues. Host we continue our focus on wisconsin as part of washington journals midterm battleground series. Our rest is university of wisconsin madison lytic vassar Political Science Professor Larry burton. What is it about wisconsin that makes it a battleground state . And not just this cycle but at least since the year 2000 and maybe even before that. Guest i think that is what is stunning about wisconsin, it remains competitive even as the demographic in the state shifts. Like many states, there is in flux and out flux, populations in different parts of the state but there is sort of a magical balance that, as democrats, they gain democrats makings in one place, republicans gain elsewhere and they seem to offset perfectly. An example in madison, there is a large democratic vote thing to growing, booming part of the state, delivering a lot of votes to democrats but seems to be offset almost perfectly by the rise of republican votes in rural parts of th
Announcer washington journal continues. Host we continue our focus on wisconsin as part of washington journals midterm battleground series. Our rest is university of wisconsin madison lytic vassar Political Science Professor Larry burton. What is it about wisconsin that makes it a battleground state . And not just this cycle but at least since the year 2000 and maybe even before that. Guest i think that is what is stunning about wisconsin, it remains competitive even as the demographic in the state shifts. Like many states, there is in flux and out flux, populations in different parts of the state but there is sort of a magical balance that, as democrats, they gain democrats makings in one place, republicans gain elsewhere and they seem to offset perfectly. An example in madison, there is a large democratic vote thing to growing, booming part of the state, delivering a lot of votes to democrats but seems to be offset almost perfectly by the rise of republican votes in rural parts of th
Americas watching on cspan. Powered by cable. we continue our focus on wisconsin as part of washington journals midterm battleground series. Our rest is university of wisconsin madison lytic vassar Political Science Professor Larry burton. What is it about wisconsin that makes it a battleground state . And not just this cycle but at least since the year 2000 and maybe even before that. Guest i think that is what is stunning about wisconsin, it remains competitive even as the demographic in the state shifts. Like many states, there is in flux and out flux, populations in different parts of the state but there is sort of a magical balance that, as democrats, they gain democrats makings in one place, republicans gain elsewhere and they seem to offset perfectly. An example in madison, there is a large democratic vote thing to growing, booming part of the state, delivering a lot of votes to democrats but seems to be offset almost perfectly by the rise of republican votes in rural parts of t