Good evening once again, i am News/stephanie-ruhle'>Stephanie Ruhle one we are now just 42 days away from the election. On one hand it seems like tomorrow. On the other hand it seems like its never going to get here because one or both candidates doing right now . They are leaning into an issues that energize the respective base. Vice president News/kamala-harris'>Kamala Harris spoke with a local News/wisconsin-radio'>Wisconsin Radio station and talked about restoring News/abortion-rights'>Abortion Rights under roe v. Wade. We should eliminate the filibuster for row and we need to get us to the point where 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in law the protections for reproductive freedom. Did you hear what she said . This is the first time News/vp-harris'>Vp Harris confirmed her position on eliminating the filibuster to News/codify-roe'>Codify Roe since becoming the democratic nominee. Meanwhile News/donald-trump'>Donald Trump was in georgia for the first time in two months. He promised to lower taxes, raise tariffsend quote, take other countries jobs. Tomorrow News/kamala-harris'>Kamala Harris iNews/s-p'>S Prepared to give a speech in pittsburgh with more on her economic vision for america. For that whats get smarter with the help of our News/leadoff-panel'>Leadoff Panel tonight. Leanne, have you heard from lawmakers on the News/vps-comments'>Vps Comments . I want to know the reaction on News/capitol-hill-tonight'>Capitol Hill Tonight on ending the filibuster to restore News/abortion-rights'>Abortion Rights and im going to let you start with what did News/joe-manchin'>Joe Manchin say. Well, senator News/joe-manchin'>Joe Manchin was not thrilled, obviously. He said he was not pleased about News/kamala-harris'>Kamala Harris comments but guess what. Joe manchin decided not to run for reelection, and so News/joe-manchin'>Joe Manchin will not be in the senate next year so it doesnt matter really what News/joe-manchin'>Joe Manchin things about it at thiNews/s-p'>S Point. Republicans are obviously beside themselves. Democrats, though, News/this-'>This is something they have been contemplating and discussing. Senate News/majority-leader-chuck'>Majority Leader Chuck schumer has said that it is something he is going to have to consider with the rest of the democratic caucus. Removing aspects of the filibuster for something specific like voting rights. He said that is something he would do. As far as abortion is concerned, that is absolutely on the table but they also have to have a democratic majority in the senate and that is very much up in the air. Unfortunately, i was so taken by leons News/living-room'>Living Room i have no idea what she just said so im going to ask you to discuss the same thing. Kamala harris talked about News/this-'>This on a local News/wisconsin-radio'>Wisconsin Radio station. How important are these local interviews on issues like News/this-'>This, and if you want to comment on mansion, feel free. I News/cant-help'>Cant Help you, because gosh, such a cream always is in there. It really is beautiful. I get distracted too. What she is doing, that what the News/harris-team'>Harris Team is doing with these local News/News-stations'>News Stations doing local stuff, you know, doing the black News/journalist-association'>Journalist Association last week, they are very targeted in the kind of media they are doing, which i think is really smart. There has been a lot of talk about doing a cut out for just reproductive choice. Again, we dont know the numbers but i think her justification for News/this-'>This would be that it was a constitutionally protected right for nearly half a century, so its not like just ending the filibuster for something that is not that had not existed for a long time as a right of women. I want to talk about what News/donald-trump'>Donald Trump said today and talk about where he said it. He was in georgia for the first time in almost two months. Hugo, i know youve done a lot of reporting on his News/ground-game'>Ground Game there. The News/term-campaign'>Term Campaign has outsourced the News/ground-game'>Ground Game to super pacs the cycle. Historically what has happened is the rnc would get itNews/s-p'>S Pot of money and basically farm it out to local and state republican party entities and they would kind of do their own rnc News/ground-game'>Ground Game for they would have News/field-operation'>Field Operation people, door knockers, canvases canvassers go News/door-to'>Door To door. They would have these News/voter-contacts'>Voter Contacts. Of the rnc did not do at News/this-'>This time. They were releasing lara trumps record. They have legal bill s to cover. I do not know if it was a full op but at the very least it was a single. That doesnt happen for free. The nbc had News/this-'>This opinion out and said the campaign can now coordinate more closely with super pacs because it allows the campaigns to free up some money so News/this-'>This is the rational. The problem was they started so late. They really started hiring people last month. This is extremely late in the cycle, trying to hire people in two or three months to go knock on doors in the blazing heat georgia, arizona, nevada like that is not something you can retain good staff to do. When you do it News/this-'>This late in the cycle, you dont get as many News/voter-contacts'>Voter Contacts as you would like. Elon muskNews/s-p'>S Pack that is leading the News/ground-game'>Ground Game operation for trump is trying to do three passes. They are not on track in some states. Lastminute losers . Too little too late. Lets talk about News/mitch-mcconnell'>Mitch Mcconnell because he said, no surprise, he is not a fan of tariffs after News/donald-trump'>Donald Trump threatened to impose a 200 tariff on News/john-deere-equipment'>John Deere Equipment that is manufactured in mexico and quick caveat to our audience, you want to destroy a storied american brand, and american company, sure, jacked up tariffs in the face and then make products more expensive for the consumer so hurt the consumer and hurt one of americas most beloved companies. Besides News/mitch-mcconnell'>Mitch Mcconnell, who rarely agrees with trump but rarely does anything about it, have you talked to any of the republicans on News/the-hill'>The Hill about trumps big economic ideas . He probably very rarely agrees with you, too, but exactly what you said is what he said today, that News/it-will'>It Will absolutely raise the cost on american consumers, and it is not something he supports. There are a lot of republicans who are extremely uncomfortable with trumps News/tariff-plan'>Tariff Plan on News/capitol-hill'>Capitol Hill but they say look, News/this-'>This is campaign politics. People make a lot of promises and they are back in the mode of hey, lets cross our fingers and hope News/this-'>This doesnt happen if he gets elected. At thiNews/s-p'>S Point, theyre not willing to speak out very much against it, but if News/this-'>This is in the hands of republicans in congress, they are not comfortable with News/this-'>This, even though they have moved a lot in the populist direction. They have moved in the direction of News/donald-trump'>Donald Trump on the economy but News/this-'>This, for most of them, is too far. To remind our audience, those are republican lawmakers crossing their fingers and hoping a News/campaign-promise'>Campaign Promise does not come to fruition, and that News/campaign-promise'>Campaign Promises of the republican candidate, not a democrat. Donald trump also promised today that if elected, hes going to take jobs from other countries by offering lower taxes and lowering the News/energy-cost'>Energy Cost to companies here so theyre going to want to manufacture in the united states. Here is what i need to know. Does News/this-'>This work with undecided voters . Because, if we just stopped having taxes, right . If we bring in no tax dollars into News/this-'>This country whatsoever, which is basically every passing day with News/everybody-trump'>Everybody Trump offers up like were no longer going to need an irs. Our country will run. Right, and together with the tariffs, can we just say that if you take all of these protectionist measures together, you actually increase inflation which is what trump is saying hes going to reduce and has been blaming biden for a no News/kamala-harris'>Kamala Harris but all of these would increase inflation, increase the cost of living and i dont see how News/this-'>This is beneficial for the american consumer. The News/trump-campaign'>Trump Campaign likes to talk about the american worker but american workers are consumers, too, and theyre going to be hit in the pocketbook if you continue to have protectionist measures like tariffs and giving foreign News/companies-tax'>Companies Tax breaks to manufacture in the u. S. Mark cuban has got for further today trolling, talking, fighting with News/elon-musk'>Elon Musk about News/kamala-harris'>Kamala Harris policies versus trump. He went as far as to endorse the harriswalz ticket today. Just want to go through a few quicNews/k-s'>K Statements on why im supporting News/vice-president'>Vice President harrison why i thinNews/k-s'>K She is better for business. In a nutshell, the News/vice-president'>Vice President and her team thinks through her policies. She does not just off the top of her head say what she thinks the crowd wants to hear, like the republican nominee. He says things off the top of his head that tend to often be ridiculous, if not insane. But, is that strategy working . We dont know. We have polls. Pollings continue to say that he does better on the economy despite 16 nobel News/laureate-economist'>Laureate Economist despite 80 ceos, despite trumpNews/s-p'>S Policies that he is actually pitching, scores of people go, heNews/s-p'>S Pretty good on the economy. Its vibes. I dont know, but it is completely crazy, i agree. Every economic policy he has shopped. Remember News/child-care'>Child Care as childcare. The man is not coming up with anything new, and he is usually sort of recycling old stuff but for whatever reason i guess there is some kind of, you know, memories of republicans being good on the economy at one point but yeah, no. Im glad News/mark-cuban'>Mark Cuban did that and it is nice to see that there are some billionaires who dont just care about the 2025 News/trump-tax'>Trump Tax cuts that are going to expire and they want them to stay. That is what is interesting because trump has News/this-'>This two tiered base of super wealthy people who want to protect their situation but also his core base, that bluecollar worker and why they are so interesting is that was his original base, that forgotten american, right . He did not remember them. Joe biden and News/joe-biden'>Joe BidenNews/s-p'>S Policies did deliver for that voter, yet they are staying with trump. Tomorrow, News/vp-harris'>Vp Harris is giving a speech in pittsburgh on manufacturing. Help us understand what her pitch is going to be, because in the last four years, theyve actually delivered for that base. The funny thing about trump, as well, is when he was in office he is to talk about your 401 News/k-s'>K S are going up. The News/s-p'>S P is going up. The News/constituency-base'>Constituency Base is not looking at the 401 k and seeing if it iNews/s-p'>S Pegged to the News/s-p'>S P. Theyre trying to go through regular consumer issues so News/this-'>This is always been the disconnect inside trump world. He has to placate his News/ultra-rich'>Ultra Rich donors but also his base in his always counting on the fact that his base doesnt understand the economic instruments and product hiNews/s-p'>S Pushing that appeal to th