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the high light, how is this structural law helping to build back. we go to philadelphia for a closed door fund-raiser with the democratic senator nominee john fetterman. another trip to pennsylvania is a reminder the president is simply not welcome by many across the country, and the president is skipping traditional campaign rallies, choosing instead to mostly hold low key events on administrative policy wins. when asked why he's not out on the campaign trail, he insists he is. >> there hasn't been that many candidates campaigning with you. >> that's not true. there've been 15. count. >> let's get straight to mj lee. she's live from pittsburgh. what are we hearing from the president? >> reporter: well, john, you

will recall it was back in january the president was supposed to visit pittsburgh, an literally hours before that it was behind me where he was standing but fortunately nobody was killed at the time, but the timing of it is really incredibly coincidental because the occurrence of the incident back in january was for the president to talk about the state of the nation's infrastructure and talk about how he could use the money from the infrastructure, bipartisan infrastructure law to rebuild precisely things like bridges. officials say the bridge that is being rebuilt behind me should be completed around december and while it isn't funding that comes directly from the law that went into this bridge, it's money that went into this state that ended up being able to expedite the process. what we can expect to see today is the -- and, of course, i should note he is equipped to be

drawn by elected officials. the president will be participating another event with fetterman later today in philadelphia. i think this day really captured how the white house has been deployed the president as we get closer to the midterms. as you notice, he's not necessarily doing these big rallies with specific candidates, but he's doing more events where he's talking about the democratic agenda, and even though there are democratic candidates who don't want to appear physically beside him, they're seeing him running onnen the agenda, so that's what we're going to be seeing today. >> mj, thanks so much. let's bring the conversation in the wroom with me to share their reporting and insight. mj just noted the president this week is focusing on issues that are important to the democratic base, to swing voters and get them to come out. tuesday, the big abortion event

in washington, dc, saying he would push to codify roe v. wade. gas prices on wednesday, infrastructure today, student loans in delaware tomorrow. it's the decision by the white house to have more low key policy events. i guess we learn in 19 days. >> that's right. it's different from what we've seen from donald trump in the past or barack obama in the past as well. very much in keeping with biden's brand, right? he was never a big rally guy in covering him when he ran in 2020. very small intimate events with people. so it makes sense that they're doing this. you know, ultimately they want to break through in the news cycle, both in national news, the "nightly news," and also local news as well and touch those motives and remind the voters, the base voters. [ no audio ]

>> maybe not. >> especially if you run side by side pictures of a trump and obama doing rallies and pis of biden doing rallies, it's not as good. it comes off as awkward and a little stodgy. i think what he has done is he's started to use his office in a way democrats were asking for for years. you know, what is the message out of the white house? what are democrats about? you've seen big executive actions on marijuana, a pushing for rescheduling of marijuana.

you talk about the petroleum reserve. he's trying to almost every day have a message that he cares. he's dealing with some of the problems he has. the biggest3/3/

traditional midterm by the voters. if you look at the new cnbc poll out today, inflation, republicans have a 15-point advantage. on taxes, the republicans have an 11-point advantage. on jobs the republicans have an 11-point advantage. health care, they have a big advantage there. but the challenge for the president is those numbers, they have settled, and a lot of democrats are saying you see essentially gravity taking hold. it looks to them all of a sudden like a more normal midterm. >> it does. the house looks like it very much is going to be in republican hands. the senate is still a toss-up. the races are narrowing, but it doesn't mean the democrats are out of it yet. some are still leading in a few of those races. we could end up with another 50-50 senate or 51-50 senate. going to be tight. another thing is the president is focusing quite a bit on doing what he thinks -- [ no audio ] constantly argues. trying to go out there and talk

about what i've done, talk about the inflation reduction act even though they have hit on the fact it isn't necessarily helping people's pocketbooks in the medial term. it has more effect coming next year and the year after that. so that's something that the president is trying to be out there more on. on abortion, i think we don't know how big of an impact it's going to potentially have. [ no audio dcts

>> a week ago, 391, that was the damage. today it's down a little bit there. he's released petroleum reserves again. he's releasing about one day's worth. they say they might do more. it's not so much that. voters see the president trying, at least trying to deal with the issues that are hitting him in the head right now. >> the thing we know about midterm elections, the first thing after a president is elected, they're highly dependent on the environment. if you look at president biden's approval rating and you map it against gas prices, he bottomed out in mid-june in terms of his national view. there appeared this rosy moment for the democrats.

gas prices were going down. now you see the reserve and there's not a lot you can do about it. >> we'll see at the midterms this. is critical in the sense you need to turn out every piece of your coalition. sanders is going out there. it might be that it's demordemoralize ing or i might sit this one out. >> it's going to depend whether young voters show up. they turned out in record numbers in 2018. they essentially have not really shown up in the way older voters show up in the midterms. >> you focus on '18 and 2020. >> i think that's right. we don't know if we're going to go back to pre-2018 numbers. we'll see. bernie sanders will be out there, barack obama. democrats are hoping they can rally the young voters. up next, the uk in new political turmoil. the prime minister liz truss

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is. simply stunning political news out of the uk. the prime minister liz truss announcing her resignation six weeks on the job. her tenure was rocky from the beginning. the economic growth caused a crisis. >> i recognize, though, given the situation i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i have therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him i am resigning as leader of the conservative party.

>> an announcement unprecedented making truss the shortest serving prime minister in british history. let's get straight to scott macfarlamack far mclean. tell us more. >> reporter: she announced economic measures in the midst of economic crisis that included tax breaks for some of the wealthiest in the country. it did not go well with her colleagues, overall with the market, and most importantly, wasn't exactly embraced by the british public struggling to get by. no matter how much she tried to scrape and claw and get out of the hole she had dug for hurst, nothing was good enough, not only part of those plans, not byron chancellor, not ultimately rolling back almost all of those plans, nothing it seemed was going to work. so yesterday, john -- or today i should say liz truss was obviously reading the political tea leaves and realizing even if

she could survive a challenge from within her own party to her leadership, it didn't look like she was going to be able to govern very effectively given the fact that her personal popularity and their popularity were in the tank. if an election were to be held today, labour, the opposition party, would wipe the floor with conservatives. that's why labour is calling for a general election saying conservatives no longer have a mandate to govern. what we do know for certain is the conservatives will choose a new leader by the end of next week. the question now is who might that be? somebody like penny. some suspect boris johnson may also be throwing his hat in the ring, which would be remarkable considering he was booted from office by pressure of his own colleagues some six weeks ago. john. >> you used the word

"remarkable," scott. sometimes remarkable moments bring us to other remarkable moments. let's bring the conversation to the room. the former london bureau chief for "the washington post." let's start where scott left off. the return of boris johnson. a real possibility? >> he's campaigning for it already. it really made him crazy that he wasn't there when the queen died and the world's eyes were on england. he thought it was unfair and he's been telling people that he wish he hadn't resigned. now, he could make a lot of money and go off and sail in the sunset, but that's not boris. but bookies -- and there's always bookies in everything, the big money is on rishi sunak who went to oxford, he went to stanford, he was a chancellor exch exchequer. it's all about the economy now. he's got some bona fides in

finance and so some people think this 42-year-old, the son of indian immigrants, could be the next prime minister, but boris will give him a run for his money. >> it was sad he couldn't be there at the sad moment. liz truss was. and out of that moment she met the queen. that's how she became prime minister after that blessing, and then she laid clear she would be a leader with a mandate. >> we gather at a vital time in the united kingdom. these are stormy days. together we've mourned the death of queen elizabeth ii, the rock on which england was built. we're now under a new era under king charles iii. we're dealing with a global economic crisis caused by covid

and putin's appalling war in ukraine. in these tough times we need to step up. i'm determined to get us moving, get us through the tempest, and put us on a stronger footing as a nation. >> 44 days later, it is a resignation. was it personal missteps? was it just we've seen turmoil in italy. we've seen turmoil in the united states in politics because of slow global growth and inflation. a combination of all of the above? >> yes. i think we don't quite get it how bad it is over there. people are talking about having to wear two sweaters because they can't afford the heat. the energy prices have gone crazy over there. she made a big blunder right out of the block. she started cutting taxes. and when the bond markets and the economists and investors are all kind of raising a fire alarm, it kind of went down from there. also, she was never elected by

people, right? the last time there was an election, boris johnson won an outright general election. obviously their system is very different from ours, but the law says you have to have one every five years, and she was just -- boris was ousted. his own party turned on him. he was gone. and it was like the party faithful that picked this woman, and all of a sudden people in scotland and wales are going, what? who is this woman and what is she doing? it never got traction. i mean people are saying -- i saw anthony scaramucci who famously only lasted a few day this the white house as saying, hey, she did better than i did. but the last time something like this happened was 200 years ago, you know, when somebody died in office. >> remarkable moment. grateful you're here to report the insights. we'll show you some live pictures right now. this is in pittsburgh. that's the democratic senate

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new numbers today on early voting across america. nearly 5 million ballots have already been cast across 36 states. early in-person voting starting this morning in north carolina. in battleground georgia, record turnouts so far. also today new develops that raise the specter of voter intimidation. in texas voting starts next week, and there's new tension between the republican state government and the democrats who oversee the most populous county. they're sending inspectors to harris county to conduct random election tests. harris county says it's republicans searching for problems that don't exist and they say republicans are stirring up problems without any facts. in arizona, one voter being followed as they try to drop their vote in a drop box in maricopa county.

we're at the table to discuss. one of the reasons it stirs so many questions is a number of states added new laws to address restrictions or make it less easy to vote this year than it did in 2020 which has a lot of voting rights advocates saying what are you doing here? they're sending election monitors to harris county to watch. it says watch. >> again, you know, this just seems to match a lot of other things that are happening in other states in terms of harris county is a very diverse county in texas with a number of people of color that are voter voters, again, it may send chilling reminders of being watched. and they're trying to make sure as many people who are eligible to vote vote. you know, this is also happening as a number of trump allies are

going around the country and candidates that are running, saying that, you know, if they get put into power, that they get to control this entire election system apparatus and they can ensure that trump wins again. you know, one thing that's also stemming about election offices right now that extremist experts have been saying that i spoke to recently is a number of election offices, because they're so concerned about the lies that have been spread about the election system, that they're now going through active shooter trainings, that they're now equipping their offices with bullet-proof glass because of what happened. >> and so, again, you see people in georgia saying -- georgia passed the law. a lot of people say it's voter suppression. republicans are pointing to early voting. they say, see, people are allowed to vote. we'll know a lot more about this in 20 days, but the suspicions are raised because of un

unsubstantiated statements republicans made. you see this election integrity incident reporting. again, democrats would say this is simply not necessary, that that state is among the states that was scrubbed from closely and there was zero evidence of widespread fraud. >> what's changed is it's now a base motivator for republicans. they're governing actions. the state of texas has the ability to oversee elections. we've seen a lot of this happen across the country, you know, ron desantis's constant picking fights with various constituencies. what he does in the case are not offen what they seem to be, but he gets a lot of attention for it as he goes. i think you're going to see a lot more of this as we go through the elections. for republicans, the more they

can talk about this going into the election, the more they can identify their voters shoo i'd love to sit in this chair 22 days from now and say nothing happened. yes, some people sent people in to watch because they're skeptical, but they didn't harass anybody, the vote was counted, we can all say democrats, republicans, whoever won t vote is fair. one of the reasons the suspicions are out there is trump continues to say the election was stolen. there's zero evidence of that. and people like steve bannon continue to say things like this. >> they understand judgment day is coming. they understand now we're going to be ahead of this. they're not going to be able to cheat or steal. if you can't cheat, you can't win, andure days of cheating are over. so you can sit there and pull your hair out, but, no, we're flooding the zone with poll workers, poll watchers, election judges, people in the room. >> he was part of the team that tried to cheat and he's accusing other people of cheating, and

for any trump supporter who says how can you say that, the facts say that. steve bannon wanted just a quick victory. he's part of the team that tried to cheat in 2020 now saying the other guys are cheating. >> in some ways the republican party has long had this fantasy that there's been all of this cheating in democratic cities and democratic places, so in many ways it's a continuation of that. all the things the rchs are doing are trying to make the suspicions truth, that there is something going on harris county, the big diverse republican county. they're not telling their supporters to go to their own precincts nair own counties. they're telling people to go elsewhere. it's that the cheating was going on in detroit. it was going on in philadelphia, these diverse democratic areas.

i think one of the big problems with this is the sort of threat of violence that could come with it, right? we saw what happened on january 6th. we saw the kind of language that steve bannon often likes to use around war, so that's a real danger, i think, and why some of the security -- >> yeah, that was something i wanted to hit on. there are a lot of right-wing voters and they're very concerned there could be political violence, and there's an increase and chatter about civil war all based on the fact who they support -- if the republicans do not win, it must be a fraudulent election. that comes from people like bannon who repeat this over and over, the former president who repeats that, and, there's 62% of the gop candidates on the ballot in november is high.

>> and among them, kari lake say this. >> i haven't heard anything about it. it shows you how concerned people are. this is another reason. this is another reason we have to restore integrity. >> that's the problem right there, michael. we have to restore integrity. the 2020 election, independent analysts look at this. it was free, it was fair, more people voted. there was nothing to restore. it was well done that's right. now you're in a situation where they're taking de-escalation training. it's not just what the officials are saying or candidates or opera actives like bannon were saying. individuals out there who we know are often pretty crazy might do. i do think this will's a lot of insecurity? a lot of republican voters believe it because republican

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we bring you a new cnn exclusive, sources telling cnn donald trump is considering allowing federal investigators to search mar-a-lago again. he wants to get this legal headache behind him. the justice department still believes the former president has failed to return all of the sensitive documents he took from

the white house despite the fbi recovering nearly 20,000 pages from his florida residence when they searched in august. sara, to you first. history tells us donald trump cooperates at the last minute, that he fights and fights and fights. they're open to this now perhaps. why? >> i think there are a couple of things. an option on the table. it's not decided. two, this is not an option on the table out of the former president's goodness of his heart. it's them saying we don't believe you've cooperated. they still believe the former president is in the possession of sensitive government documents they want back. this has left trump's legal team trying to think how do we get them off our back and satisfy this legal conundrum, how does

the former president face the least amount of jeopardy as possible and how do we not put ourselves in legal jeopardy trying to litigate this case with the justice department. >> jennifer rodgers, chime in with your federal prosecutor's knowledge here. why not serve another search warrant already? and when you hear about possibly reaching a compromise to come to mar-a-lago again, should that compromise if reached include bed mittster and other places? >> to take the second part first, john, it depends on whether they have solid documentation to prove there are other places. if they do, they certainly will demand to search there. the first part, listen, they have the legal cause to go back to court and get another search warrant, but that is very adversarial. . just think about what happened after the first one. trump was complaining about a raid on his problem earth, the make ga world went wild. then as the facts came out it

was clear he was stonewalling them in trying to uncover a lot of documents. that's why they don't want to go back to that adversarial process in at all possible. >> i want to turn your attention to this remarkable ruling by the judge over an email. judge carter's decision actually sides with eastman about most of the documents saying they're either covered by lawyer/client privilege or written in preparation that protects them. those emails are damning. the judge writes this. the emails show that president trump knew that the specific numbers of voter numbers were wrong but continues to tout wrong but continues to tpr(t&há% the court finds this these emails are sufficiently related to conspiracy fraud in the united states. jennifer, i'll refer to you. he has said clearly testified presented to him suggests thato

the president of the united states at the time, former president now, may have committed a crime. >> that's huge, right is it's not beyond a reasonable doubt. we're not at a point where judge carter or anyone else is saying there's a crime that was committed here that out to be charged it. ee a big deal. prosecutors will be looking very carefully at the documents and can use them in a case. fraud is not just a false statement. fraud, you have to prove knowledge and intent with that false stand and that's effectively what these documents show, which is why they'll be very valuable down the road. >> and, sara murray, dew point continues to say these things. in this case it has more meaning because he said it in a legal document. donald trump continues to say this, and even john eastman who pushed and pushed and pushed and pushed said in an email this morning, mr. president, those emails are bogus. >> politicians do that. it's dangerous, but they do

that. he said this in a court document, and there is this paper trail where john eastman is saying, you know, he actually noes now that these numbers are not accurate, so i don't think he should sign off on this again and trump goes ahead and does it anyway. >> it takes us back to the previous conversation we had about republicans believing there's an integrity election question. we wonder why. up next, mike pence and a complicated question. >> mr. pebnce, if donald trump s the presidenential nominee for 2024, will you vote for him?

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to his credit, mike pence takes a lot of questions. he enjoys the town hall format and often visits college campuses. some questions are more complicated like if he would support donald trump if he were to run for republican nomination in 2024. >> well, there might be somebody else i'd prefer more. what i can tell you is i have every confidence the republican party are going to sort out the leadership. all my folks have s s s s s ha been on the midterm elections in the next 20 days. >> in a way he says quite a bit more. >> mike pence? >> i think the republican party will sort out its leadership. >> mike pence? >> in a competitive primary. he's clearly leaning into not handing the crown back to the

king an fighting over it. mike fence was defined for five years as the most subservient person in trump's orbit, the guy who stood two feet behind him, nodding his head, echoing what trump said. people haven't appreciated how far out he's gone. i think people are going to be surprised. when pence does come out, he's going to be arguing for a very different kind of republican party than what he represented. >> to that point, let's get this in. you're right. he served donald trump loyally for four years, plus the campaign. now among the places where he's trying to pull the party back to where it was before trump including on the question of ukraine, and there are a lot of republicans who might watch another network where they're told russia is not the enemy, ukraine is not our friend. listen to mike pence talking about the need for republicans to stand with ukraine.

>> there is only room in this movement for champions of freedom. now, i know there is a rising chorus in our party including some new voices. it's your movement. abandoned the traditional values. but appeasement has never worked, ever, in history. >> it's interesting because of the timing in the sense that kevin mccarthy was on punch bowl the other day. paul gosar tweeted out, ukraine is not our ally, russia is not our enemy. mike pence said, you're wrong. >> yeah. and if kevin mccarthy get as what he wants, it will be a major shift in geo politics. it would be huge, right? pence has some allies like congressman adam kinzinger, but

he's not going to be in the house next year at all. or liz cheney. so many republicans who were willing to stand up to these pro-russian forces within the conservative movement, within the republican house, are not going to be there anymore. so, again, whether it's on election denialism or also on ukraine versus pro-russian forces within the party, pence is outnumbered right now. >> you know, rand paul's chief strategist tweeted out this is such horse -- you can fill it in. he's fighting every one's war, which he shouldn't do that. rand paul may run. >> yeah. >> it's interesting. so subservient for four years, he does it in a quiet language way. he's stirring the big fight within the republican party. >> he is. he talks about this as sort of a rising chorus. it's the main chorus, and the lead singer is donald trump in terms of cozying up to putin, in

terms of criticizing -- in terms of not criticizing his efforts in ukraine. listen, i think if you look at a lot of the data, trump's approval rating much higher than pence's, and pence's approval rating actually declined after january 6th, right? as much as he tries to push away from donald trump, the republican party is pushing pence away as well. >> that's the fascinating part of it to me. there might be someone else preferred. the question is if you're an anti-trump one, are you u goingo vote for pence. up next, new ads, plusus a rise in restorore for the east d the horizon's make ga force out west. he scheduled at safelite.com. safelite makes it easy. he scheduled at safelite.com. we're the experts at replacing your glass...

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topping our political radar, the first, raphael warnock now using ads to target hershel walker's abortion controversy. >> for you, hershel walker wants to ban abortion. >> i have no exceptions in my mind. i believe in life.

>> for himself? >> hershel walker paid for an abortion for his then girlfriend. >> i've been very transparent about everything i've done. i wrote a book about it. >> another lie for hershel walker. >> responding in part, he's desperate, and it shows. chuck grassley is out with a new ad. the focus, the president and inflation. >> joe biden is leading us into another recession and mike franken wants to help pass joe biden's radical recession ageag agenda. >> president biden is doing a fabulous job. out west, glenn youngkin campaigning in arizona for the republican running for governor kari lake, putting his sweater vest behind her. >> you need