telegraphing where american values are right now, because in most wealthy, liberal democracies, having no push for more legislation when there s rampant s gun violence. having desire for a national abortion ban. these kinds of things that the republican party are pushing for, that is quite antithetical to where a lot of america s traditional allies are on all of those issues. well, bianca and max, let you in on a little political reporting people asking if trump is running. he is, and he s going to announce it november 15th. made that pretty clear in ohio last night. thank you both for joining us, though. it is a big deal with worldwide a implications. what happens tonight. okay. minutes away from polls opening in 14 states. our reporters are live there all across america. four minutes.
abortion taking center stage at last night s debate and that could be good news for democrats who see it as a singlegalvanizi issue for voters. abortion rights stop of mind speaking today for president biden. what do we expect to hear from the president? reporter: i can tell you speaking with the president s advisers see this abortion issue as a winner. they believe public is on their side and gal vanvanizing and deciding the midterm elections. three weeks to go, president biden is doing everything to keep the issue front an center. dnc president telling us the president in remarks at a dnc event in washington, d.c. tonight will draw that contrast between republican extreme
game one against astros in alcs tomorrow. nlcs gets started tonight. i m not sure what s worse. starting the game at 9:30, 10:00, wee hours of the morning, or not having baseball and coming back today. both bad choices, i guess. both terrible. he said it s garbage. wet garbage is what it is. wet garbage. not happy. wait to see what today holds. thanks, andy. ahead, joined by hall of famer grant hill as the nba season kicks off with a doubleheader. who he has this eyes on. and new day continues, right now. a bill debate night three weeks out from the midterms. i m brianna keilar with john berman this morning. in ohio last night pretty bad blood between tim ryan and j.d. vance on the debate stage. the two senate candidates battling over the economy,
biden in almost every single one and the approval rating in the states you mentioned is fantly underwater. is it going to work in an era where people are saturated for six weeks with the money that hans was pointing out? the senate races now, the amount of money is mind blowing. this is stuff a presidential campaign wouldn t have spent four years ago. i m sorry for the people in those states. you will never turn on a device. we ll be talking about more in the show what you teased but one thing looming over this and difficult for republicans to keep the focus on the economy is the fact that former president trump is out there. he was in ohio last night. and the new york times had a great piece this week saying
that trump has been showing up basically uninvited at some rallies. whether he is invited or not. he keeps holding rallies in battleground states where the candidates hold calls to strategize on dealing with calls from trump saying i m coming. we know from watching the trump rallies 99% of the time it s not about the candidates. it is about donald trump himself. we saw that in ohio last night. i m sure in north carolina this week campaigning for the candidates down there but the focus is on donald trump and why you see the candidates in the swing races feel that he is not very beneficiary and you have people like dr. oz saying i would have voted to certify the election and didn t make donald trump happy but it s a stamp to see for sometime.