that she s focussing on states where there s very little early voting. not just pennsylvania, but michigan has very little early voting. she s going where there are people who definitely when you turn people out on election day. why is she focussing on so much on michigan? that wasn t a state that was thought of to be many play. people are somewhat concerned about soft black turnout in michigan. a lot of people look at that and say the clinton campaign is nervous. they re having to protect the state that they weren t even supposed to you can look at the map and say so much voting has already happened in nevada and north carolina and florida. there aren t that many places where you can really go and do a lot of valuable get out the vote. the more optimistic thing is that miv, they need to win michigan and probably will win michigan. it s one of the few places where they can go i feel like there is going to be a massive republican push against after this election. it clearly
it s more and more guns in fewer and fewer hands. that means nine million people owning up to 50 million guns. okay. that is that s the cult we live in. we re always aware of it and are conscious of it, and we deal with it. it will get better. it will get better. donald trump is in nevada. the president of the united states, hillary clinton, a few other surrogates are going to michigan. i ll talk about your home state. bill is going to michigan. and there s sort of two theories, right, that josh barrow is just spelling out. they re locking this down because it s one of the places that doesn t have early voting, and thekt productively go there, and then there s folks i think are worried. i have been warning people for months about michigan. what i call the brexit states of the rust belt. that it would get close, it would tighten up like this. this is not surprising to me that it may be in somewhere near a virtual tie?
is about donald trump but it s in a very civic-minded message about voting. is the idea here that young are people, people who are into popular culture are naturally anti-trump or what? what is the idea here? who are you trying to motivate? i am trying to motivate the people who might not otherwise vote because they ve been so beaten down by this campaign. it s a partisan issue to try to get out the vote because the republican party is actively trying to suppress voting. particularly we re seeing it north carolina but we re seeing it all over. to remind people this is happening and, therefore, if somebody doesn t want their voices to be heard, that s an even better reason to get out and make sure they are heard. i may be inspiring trump voters to go out and vote but i think once people make the decision to back donald trump, they re already in the game.
aircraft and you know what i m talking. so that is donald trump who has come back out, as you can tell, clearly, secret service giving the clear rns. that makes me think that the disturbance was either a fight or a protester. not something that worries them from a security standpoint. the candidate would not be out there if there was a scintilla of worry about him. jacob rascon is going to monitor and do reporting as we find out what the situation is. i want to bring in the legendary jon ralston who has been basically live tweeting the vote totals of the state of nevada in real time. he s in reno. reno i believe is washoe county, right? okay. where do thinks stand with early voting apples to apples, 2016 to
that also included a-listers jay-z, big sean, chance the rapper and jay cole. tomorrow clinton will be back in cleveland to campaign with the city s hometown hero, lebron james. and in less than an hour from now, she will appear with pop singer caty perry at a get out the vote rally in philadelphia. and you might have noticed some in this video, which himself already gotten more than 7 million views on youtube. you only get this many people together when the issue is one that rule matters. a disease or a racist coward that could permanently damage the fabric of our society. that video is part of a campaign named save the day, whose mission is to emphasize the importance of voting and