are people willing to buy whatever oprah is selling on any given day? some of this is in the past now. it's been a while since she was on daily television. we'll see whether or not it comes through for john fetterman and, of course, the fact that she was the one who discovered and elevated dr. oz is in some ways a kind of historical footnote. the question is are people loyal to the oprah brand and we're going to find out tuesday. >> errol louis, great to have you here. busy time of year for sure. >>> okay, today we have a new measure of the u.s. economy, a driving concern for midterm voters. last jobs report before tuesday's elections shows 261,000 jobs were added in october. now, that number is down from the month before, but it is still higher than expected. unemployment creeped up to 3.7%. and joining us now is gina smilic, a federal reserve and economy reporter at "the new york times." thanks for being with us. the white house was hoping for a goldilocks report, not too hot, not too cold. where does this land? >> you know, it's not far off. i would

you know, i would never be one to minimize the impact of oprah winfrey in influencing some voters. it's an interesting dynamic between her and dr. oz, someone that she of course helped make famous. neil: right. >> so we'll see. everything seems to matter in pennsylvania, neil, given tight races so you look on the marginal visits and you look at endorsements of someone or anti-endorsement in the case that oprah winfrey is saying and it could be impactful. neil: and again, i don't know the impact of endorsements from celebrities like an oprah, all of these former presidents. you know this far better than i. i am curious though, pennsylvania is rather-- maybe kind isn't the work, okay reaction to fetterman's performance in that debate. to almost everyone watched it, it was pretty tough to watch. they've been understanding, they understand what he's been through and maybe they've extended that to wishing the best for him for the election, but i thought there would be more of a fallout. are you surprised so far and you're quite right to point out that the lead isn't what it was, it's be

and that led him to his own syndicated show, which was coproduced by oprah. >> sometimes these things come alive. sort of sleepy here. now, these can grow -- can you hold that, please? >> no! >> just a little bit -- just a little bit there. >> onto the dairy state now and another candidate oprah endorsed for the senate, and that of course is wisconsin's lieutenant governor mandela barns. this afternoon, barns took on his opponent, ron johnson, after johnson would not outright specifically without equivocation commit to accepting the election results next week. >> a person who would go so far as to say, yeah, i didn't get what i wanted, so it can't be right, you know, it's very ar arrogant. it's the height of arrogance. but that's who he's always been and who he will continue to be. >> and across the country in arizona, more than 1.2 million early ballots have already been cast. nowhere, nowhere in the united states has the struggle between election liars and those who reside here on planet earth played out in more vivid detail than in arizona where three of the republican candidates,

lisa: oprah winfrey has thrown her endorsement to john fetterman and the pennsylvania u.s. senate race. he is trying to win a tight contest against amendment's, the republican he was one of oprah's protege. he is a doctor who began as a frequent quest on oprah's talkshow and leaders hosted his own successful program. a warning from christine lagarde she says that interest rates may need to be raised to restrictive levels to get inflation down to 2%. it has raised borrowing costs by 2% in the past few months. it may have to take into a point where they act as a brake on the economy. apple could be shifting from its reliance on china. it's taiwanese contractor has begun assembling the latest i-4 14 in india. that would make it the second apple supplier in the country. this comes after apples manufacturing hub was placed on covid lot by authorities. billionaire jeff mosys may take an offer from the national football league's washington commanders. the owners of the team say they are exploring options including a sale. the snyders are facing increasing pressure to step down. gl

who know and love oprah. i think this announcement is not the only thing she does relate to this race. i hope to see her engage with hedman on the trail of the next 3 to 4 days to make it clear, especially in a communities where she is beloved. that she his for fetterman, and against odds. and that will absolutely have some degree of impacting turnout in this key race that we know is going to be tight. >> five days to go and we just heard from the big o. juanita and matthew thank you both for joining us tonight. when we come back we're going inside the zoom room with elon musk with a one-on-one with someone who just went one-on-one with a chief tweet about the direction of the company in a speech that is going to be allowed on that platform. when the 11th hour continues. 11th hour continues it's a new day. because now updated covid vaccines protect against both the original covid virus and omicron. just in time to say, “oh, you bet i'll be there!” a whole lot more. ♪ music: “everywhere” by fleetwood

you know, oprah is pretty influential in many ways. here's how it played out on snl. >> just days before the midterm elections, oprah winfrey endorsed john fetterman instead of the monster she unleashed upon us. isn't it crazy that oprah gave dr. oz his career, and even she's turned against him? it's like if robin ran for mayor of gotham and batman was like, i fully endorse penguin. >> fran, do you have any thoughts on the battle of the tv titans, and i'm sure it had to sting a little for dr. oz. her message was basely he was fine for tv, but not for this moment in our democracy. >> i don't think -- yeah, i don't think he was surprised at all. i'm sure that he knows where she's coming from. but you know, when you're dr. frankenstein, sometimes you do create a monster that gets out of control. and for me, you know, personally, and also as a leader of a labor union, i think it's very important that first of all, we support the administration that's been the most supportive of labor in many decades. and i think that depending on what your

last night oprah winfrey spurned dr. oz who she helped make a tv store by endorsing his opponent. >> it is up to the citizens of pennsylvania but i will tell you this. if i lived in pennsylvania i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> reporter: the doctor oz campaign released a statement that doctor ausley loves oprah and respects she has different politics than he does. it is interesting that dr. oz reportedly asked oprah not to involve herself in this race saying they were friends and didn't want her to endorse him because of the back lash she could receive and now with four days before the race we are talking an endorsement not for him but against him. it was supposed to be a dead heat. neil: let's go to hillary vaughan where there wasn't supposed to be a tight contest but one has emerged. >> reporter: the race is neck in neck. politico moved this race to tossup as retired general don baldup has bit into maggie hassan's lead. senator elizabeth warren behind me has a packed schedule th

is oprah going to put fettermann over the finish line here after his stellar debate performance? r i hope not, laura . lau it seems that the democratic strategy when it comesbeli to midterms is just to belittle and demean their opposition and then roll out a bunch ofosio charismatic black people in deai front of cities that arems dealing with the problems that they've created and hoping that willg face is going to get voters to come out and supportd them. sur them, i don't think that's the scenario. people can looariok at. smilingo faces like oprah and obama, but when they leave their front door in the morning and they don't feellee thei don't safe ia ,that's what they're goingl take to take into account when they hit the polls. neither obama nor oprah have to actually deal with the result thes of the left'sopa policies, do they ?t doesn't happen. why doesn't have it on mars? w itvineyard, et cetera, congressman. and i'm like, great to see youto both speaking of obama, he's losing his cool. well, the cool f factoactorn on the trail. kevin corke has a new reportew explaining how i

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loves oprah and respects the fact that they have different politics. in a new memo, the department of state ordered all counties to segregate and not count all mail in ballots that are either missing handwritten dates on envelopes or that have incorrect dates. we don't know exactly what wrong date is whether it's not doesn't have the monitor doesn't contain the year. we don't know what that is, so we're not going to make that determination without further guidance from department state. it's a recipe for confusion, lawsuits and delayed results, especially if the margin of victory is small. it's a close race. it's a it's a jump ball. whoever wins this jump ball could control the u. s senate and with so much on the line both parties are sending their all stars to pennsylvania. former president trump, former president obama and president biden will be holding campaign rallies this weekend from pittsburgh to philadelphia in upper darby, pennsylvania. brian dennis fox news oil executives are being asked to testify before the state energy commission as the i

if oprah i all that stands between him and the senate position, he is lost. particularly on the day when biden said i want to shut down all coal mining in the united states. >> does anybody think, does anybody on this panel thinks he understands how much coal still fuels and powers? >> i don't think he wrote the stuff. i think the little green net jobs in the white house are writing them. >> he doesn't understand and he rejects it. >> i think they believe santa has lots of call and he couldn' just bring it when he runs out. >> hang out. we will see a little later in the our. head, your democrats telling cn they are bracing for what could be a stunning loss in the governor's race. ♪ >> laura: we are going to talk to lee zeldin just a moment but first raymond arroyo took to th streets of new york city to get the pulse of the people from al across the nation. >> what is the number one issue driving your vote this midterm season? >> i would say the economy. we have terrible inflation in phoenix is one of the highest i the country. >> crime is out of control. de

kid rock tweeting oprah helped dr. oz with his career. i assume because she vetted him and found him to be a wonderful person. now she is against him. oprah is a fraud. that a from kid rock. those are your headlines. rachel, over to you. rachel: kid rock. always says what he thinks. i love that about him. well, as elon musk takes over twitter, the united nations is telling the world's richest man how to run his company. in an open letter the human rights chief says twitter needs to understand the harms associated with its platform and to take steps to address them. respect for our shared human rights should be setting the guardrails for the platform's use and evolution. here to react is sunday morning futures anchor, maria bartiromo. what do you make, maria, of this admonition by the u.n. chief, twitter was censoring all kinds of things that turned t out to e true. maria: that's right, rachel. good morning to you. i mean, when i first read this, i was so struck and i thought to myself, where was united nations during the height of twitter

. >> oprah is talking. oprah winfrey apparently turning her back on her friend, dr. oz. she has made an endorsement in pennsylvania. will break that down for you and watch key races on what you should be looking out for. come tuesday night. >> that's next. amy in. she's this will be by baby day empire to three hundred and forty eight hundred ninety eight . three hundred and today i recommend natuman vitamins because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by uspi, an independent organization that set strict quality and purity standards. >> nature made the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement. >> do we have operational control, yes or no? >> yes, we do. good bye, he says. there's nothing wrong in our southern border, but there is . the mexican cartels have the majority of operational control. now, if our leaders care about united states protecting american citizens, they would do everything in their power to take the border back for mexican drug cartels. sentinel is the biggest drug that we are concerned about. border agents seized ne

oprah made him famous. and interestingly, within the past week or so, oprah came out and said, yes, i like doctor oz that made him famous. but please vote for john fetterman. so that was a little late twist. their doctor has been criticized by the fetterman camp where he lived. they said he moved to the pennsylvania the philadelphia suburb set 2 years ago, which is true, but they're trying to paint as someone who is just a helicopter ring in to try to have a senate seat when at the last countering saying fed fetterman is going to be bad on the economy and inflation and everything is too expensive. and fetterman is trying to spend the state's money in the wrong way. so that's a very interesting race. a pennsylvania needs needs to go democrat. you would think for the democrats to retain control of the senate and then just in georgia is the other big one. we have herschel walker right now at 49% of the vote. same with raphael warnock. 49% of the vote. >> some of the deciding factor here could be how chase all

he's nasty known from television, from appearing with oprah winfrey, where he didn't come across very well at all. and at the same time and managed to capture the hearts of the people of pennsylvania. so that is probably the one biggest victory for the democrats tonight. okay. having a stroke may not mean he can't do the job, but what kind of politician is fed of it? yeah, he is it when, when you speak to him, when you see him speak, i mean you can see that he is impacted by the stroke and that is something that his campaign kept a bit quiet at the beginning. so that was seen as a huge risks going into this. he was mayor of a small town beforehand. he lit, she looks out of his window, is looking at old, is still works. he speaks the language of the locals and that really came across with it as being much more abrasive. and in the end, oprah winfrey, you work with him for a very long time, recommending them recommending that people vote for fed them and not them at all. so we'll never find out how much that worked. now one of the big stories of the night the, the big when of florida go

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arthel: so let's talk about oprah. >> okay. arthel: how much does oprah's endorsement of fetterman matter, especially at this point, especially with women? all voters but definitely suburban women. >> so it can't hurt, but i don't think there's a lot of evidence that these types of endorsements help especially at the general election stage. the place where celebrity endorsements can help a lot are attention-grabbing and fundraising at the primary stage. but why i think this is so fascinating is it really shows that the fetterman campaign is extremely worried about this race. they're pulling out all the stops. they want every single advantage they can get. and so sometimes you might get a voice like oprah who maybe gets younger voters to pay attention, maybe people that focus more on entertainment than politics, it comes across their radar, and they're reminded to vote. really this is a tv effort at this stage, not a persuasion effort. aver arkansas i'm going to do one quick thing, but reviewing pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes

>> let's play it seeking here oprah in her own words. >> i will tell you all this. if i was in pennsylvania, i would've already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> that is all you get. you do not hear the specific reasons, but apparently there are many of them. >> when oprah says, i do not know how you can question it. i want to know what you all think about this tweet us at the laura coats and allison camerota. use the hashtag cnn sound off. we will be right back. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan wh tax-smart investing strategies designed to he you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. ev

>> i think everyone would want to be endorsed by oprah winfrey. i think it could be a very good home stretch endorsement for fetterman. i don't think his campaign saw it coming. and you know, again, it's not just that she's oprah winfrey. as you said, she kind of put dr. oz on the map and i can't imagine it's a bad thing for fetterman's campaign. >> one of the major concerns by election officials again is, the delay, the potential delay for results and the kind of, the confusion and the disinformation that might come without confirmed results. julia, there have been more than a million early votes cast in pennsylvania. do you know when those votes will be counted and when do you think this critical senate race in pennsylvania will be called? >> that's a great question. unfortunately, we don't know the answer. in 2020, pennsylvania wasn't called until saturday morning. i think conventional wisdom, it will be sooner than that. it depends. it depends how close the senate race is. i will say, county officials have gotten a lot faster at counting these

the pentagon relationship over the years but their politics are in fact very different when oprah has to come out that is also some of the big guns that they are trying to get some support for. >> i did think oprah winfrey endorsement was the world's least surprising news, she's a big democrat, she obviously helped make doctor oz's career but i didn't think there was any doubt that she would endorse john federman but what you're seeing in pennsylvania this race is almost even i think i looked at the real clear politics average which had doctor oz up by one tenth of 1%. the race is tied and what we've seen is a change in the polling since october 25 debate. a lot of us remarked at the time the debate was hard to watch, federman struggled to formulate thoughts and we were wondering what effect that would have on the voters of pennsylvania, what we can say now it did seem to be a turn in the polling for doctor oz. >> final point i want to make sunny hosting from the view making a controversial statement, let's hear and react on the other side. >> i read a poll just yesterday that white r

. >> and there's politics in this friendship for oprah tv icon, oprah voicing support for a candidate in the pennsylvania senate rates. and it's not her friend doctor oz. the republican candidate, mehmet doctor oz is a longtime friend of oprah's. and she even helped launch his career. she voiced her support, however, for democratic candidate john fetterman at a virtual town hall. she has stayed mostly silent on this tight race. but now with just a few days left, she voiced her support for fetterman and other democrats, including beto o'rourke in texas and stacey abrams in georgia. >> it's 8.22. and after the break, brittney griner meet with u.s. embassy officials in russia. we'll have the details coming up. >> 25 the time and u.s. officials have met now with detained basketball star brittney griner in russia. the white house says she's doing well as well as can be expected. this is the first time officials in the embassy in moscow have been able to visit her since early august. riders, you may know was detained back in february and sentenced to 9 years in prison on drug smuggling char

curator of oprah's book club. she's got a help there. lee chose south to america kfor this year's pick. we think we know the south, civil war, gone with the wind, ku klux klan, patience, slavery, football. but in c-span.org imani perry shows the meaning of being american is linkedto the south and that's our understanding and its history and culture is the key to understanding the nation in its entirety . imani perry is professor of african-american studies at princeton university. anshe's the author of many award-winning books as well as awards including the 2019 biography prize from the pen american foundation. doctor perry, a native of birmingham alabama in ridge massachusetts in chicago and currently lives in philadelphia. please welcome lee haber and doctor imani perry. [applause] >> welcome, it's great to be here. i'm going to set my books down over here. so thank you everybody for coming first of all. it's just a pleasure to be here and to have this wonderful book today. the first thing is that we did someth

she's a moderator today as well as the books editor for the oprah magazine, and the curator of opera is club. she got a big job there. we chose -- we all think we know the south, the civil war, gone with the wind, the ku klux klan, plantations, slavery, football, but in "south to america" imani perry shows that the meaning of being american is linked to the south, and that our understanding and its history and culture is the key to understanding the nation in its entirety. imani perry is that hughes rogers professor of african american studies at princeton university. she is author of many award-winning books as well as awards including the 2019 biography prize on the pan-american foundation. dr. perry a native of birmingham, alabama, grew up in cambridge, massachusetts, and chicago and currently lives in philadelphia. please welcome lee haber and doctor imani perry. [applause] >> welcome. so pleased to be here. i'm going to put my book down over here. so thank you, everybody, for coming, first of all. it's just, you know, a pleasure to be here and to be speaking about this wonderful

people are waiting to see what oprah would do vis-À-vis mehmet oz. she was critical to him becoming famous. what do you make of her endorsing his opponent? >> one of the times i was on oprah back in the day, at the end of the show, she said, hey, can you stick around for another hour? i'd like you to meet doctor oz. he has a radio show. would you be willing to do it? i said, yeah, sure. i'm always happy to talk about health care and are lack of it. so i met him. first thing he did, he has his hand on that doctors thing that makes you look like a doctor. he reaches into the pocket and pulls out a whole bunch of walnuts and says, here, have some walnuts. i said, whoa. i can't take that out of your pocket and eat it. i'm sorry. i'm not a germaphobe but -- we sat down. >> wow! >> we started talking about health care. i said, you know, let me ask you this, where do you stand on universal health care? i would think, you are such a voice now, the large nationwide voice, you could do a lot of good by coming out in favor of the fact that no american should ev

and oprah is largely credited with launching the career of dr. oz. we'll see what that means voters here. we did get the first response from the oz campaign here at nbc last night. oz telling us that dr. oz loves oprah and respects the fact that they have different politics. he believes he needs -- we need more balance and less extremism in washington. and oz very much has tried to tack to the middle, especially over the last few weeks. with trump coming to the state this weekend, he'll be on stage with both trump and mastriano who is seen as more far right, more extreme. it will be interesting to see if that event helps or hurts oz with some of those more moderate republican voters chris. >> i know we say this all the time, it's like a basic tenet of politics, but what all three of these big name politicians need to do is fire up their team supporters. >> we're in an election -- >> that's absolutely right -- >> i haven't seen in my lifetime, this is an election where there's no red wave and there's no blue wave and there's anybody's guess. there's c

oh, yeah, so to bring you back from the heights of oprah. yeah okra. oh, so we just sit with him in the beginning. and he he talks for a while and then we say that we decide. oh, we should be playing some music so he would in the beginning the first conversations. he we asked him to play all the songs. he listened to when he was a kid because he has a perfect memory for everything. and then he would just comment on them. and then after a while we realized. the minute he use fantastic to talk to but the minute he has a guitar in his hand. he just becomes transformed. of course. he's most comfortable with a guitar in his hand. so at every opportunity we would try to get them to pick up his guitar and show us something on the guitar and to jacob's point you realize like you don't want to read about that, right? fact this magic moment when he's describing telling some you know, crazy story are showing you something that's full of the miracle and wonder the best moments are when he's showing something on the guitar that this is where this came from or this

oprah winfrey. >> hmm. >> yes. think about what she did. her endorsement of the first black governor of the state of maryland. one of three black governors in this nation's history. let's talk about pennsylvania and fetterman. she didn't even mention dr. oz. it was a rebuke to oz to support fetterman. she basically created the name of oz as a household name. oprah winfrey. granted, yes, stacey abrams lost for the second time the governor's race, but she's still a winner, because she changed that red state blue. and that machine went after her so fiercely because of the strength and power of what she did singularly. and then correctively in georgia, according to black women, they're saying 92% to 93% of black women turned out at the polls. the number of black women -- black women are the most educated in the black community. they're rising in numbers of household, the breadwinner. and they understand that the decisions that come down to the community and them, they have to vote. so it's very importan

oprah last then on claims. oprah last year then on tuesday her floor podcast us a crude lecture on shame . well, crude lecture on shame. well, the duchess of woke thinks she's gradually tearing down the institution loathes. she may in fact be doing just the as time's david aronowitz writes it's not impossible in hard times resent the monarchy's high living . the monarchy's high living. however we can argue about meghan and harry and we have an awful people hating on as safe republicanism . we should thank republicanism. we should thank her for her service . a boy she her for her service. a boy she has been put in a shift. if that's the case, let's take a look at meghan at her, shall say most helpful . i really think most helpful. i really think that tea with the chickens is . that tea with the chickens is. what everyone just like. oh, my god, you're so lucky he chose you . but thankfully i have you. but thankfully i have a partner who is countering that narrative for me and going they've got it all wrong . i'm

senate race there, the democrat john fetterman received a major endorsement from oprah inn free just overnight cnn is on the trail. >> i'm jessica dean in montgomery county, pennsylvania, and the closing days of the most expensive senate race in the country. democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz both hitting the campaign trail today crisscrossing the commonwealth and oprah winfrey weighing in with an endorsement in this race, endorsing fetterman because she made mehmet oz a common name. >> if i lived in pennsylvania i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> reporter: oz saying he respects oprah and is seeking to bring balance and less extremism to washington. >> our thanks to jessica dean for that report. >>> joins us now cnn political analysnual seung min kim. >> margaret, i believe axios has reporting that former president trump will announce sometime around the second half of this month another run for the white house. what does that make the republican race for the nomination look like? >> good morning, jim. yes, my colleague jonathan sw

oprah's big off he saw people starting to come out to the polls. younger people coming out to the polls. and so you have not seen anything approaching a red, a red wave. they mention other hour. the republicans really thought they were going to pick up a lot of the texas border districts of the democrats have held right and they just all right, not 0. can you just did acknowledge the elf in the room? so we have here oprah's big. so is trump. so can you let out at the what does this mean? you know, what is the trump effect that because he >> had endorsed so many candidates and was sure that it right. you know, he would feel this right. i mean, he's only real big prize was jd vance right in ohio. but even then ohio is always been training republican. it's also had a point now where the democrats need to start considering ohio, just republican just as florida has % basically turned republican. but then again, the democrats look at the fact they flipped states like virginia in colorado from purple to pretty much blew. so then it becomes nevada becomes

but in this case it is certainly of interest because of oprah winfrey's connection to mehmet oz. she made him a household name. he backed his television show. so for him to endorse fetterman is significant and is something that people have been talking about. will it actually sway any voters? that remains to be seen. we're going to have to wait until tuesday to figure that out. dr. oz saying he respects oprah but then pivoting back to this message about bringing bipartisan to washington, about being a moderate. and so i talked to people as they were looking into this rally just a little bit ago. i asked why they support dr. oz. because they see him as a moderate. one man told me that that was the reason he was here. other people said it was because he was a doctor. they felt that he could really get a handle on the economy. those are some of the things that were on people's minds. others were here as solid republican voters who were never going to vote for john fetterman and are essentially the base. so we're going to see big sur ghats coming to the commonwealth over the weekend.

oprah last then on claims. oprah last year then on tuesday her floor podcast us a crude lecture on shame . well, crude lecture on shame. well, the duchess of woke thinks she's gradually tearing down the institution loathes. she may in fact be doing just the as time's david aronowitz writes it's not impossible in hard times resent the monarchy's high living . the monarchy's high living. however we can argue about meghan and harry and we have an awful people hating on as safe republicanism . we should thank republicanism. we should thank her for her service . a boy she her for her service. a boy she has been put in a shift. if that's the case, let's take a look at meghan at her, shall say most helpful . i really think most helpful. i really think that tea with the chickens is . that tea with the chickens is. what everyone just like. oh, my god, you're so lucky he chose you . but thankfully i have you. but thankfully i have a partner who is countering that narrative for me and going they've got it all wrong . i'm

you were so good oprah said i want to syndicate you. you would drop by "fox and friends" before you did your show. although you mentioned to me you asked her to stay on the sidelines, she decided to get off the sidelines. here is who she is endorsing to be the next senator of pennsylvania. >> it's up to the citizens of pennsylvania, but i will tell you if i already lived in pennsylvania i would have cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. brian: does that bother you?>> . your neighbors have different political views than you do. but you get to talk to your neighbors and work things out. families are hooking to us for leadership. when i was a little boy my father told us we would be republicans. he was an immigrant who grew up on a dirt floor. he said republicans had better ideas. with all the support fetterman is getting, especially his monetary support, we are still keeping up with him. we have done an aggressive job getting the right story out. but i'm not a politician. i'm a heart doctor, and we focus on big issues. we unit

he w e dro safari, went to the oprah. no, that's camp near bel great new arrival, said the oberon without scamp. they have come from around the world. here they get the medical check. awful. shower, something to eat and somewhere to sleep. hardly. and if plan to stay north again, we can take 200 people in our emergency shelters, on average. they stay here for around 2 weeks. new people come but people leave to and we have enough capacity to accommodate them. other than bill are 2 of the few long term residents in the camp. they both spend years on their old and we're tired of trying to cross dangers borders. they are both a flight for asylum and here give me it is bag love saw off that i decide that i want to rest here because here i am, i am little bit peaceful bill. all has also settled here. he flat the war in syria 4 years ago and can go back. he's hoping to stay and work here. the sunni falling again syria. i was a carpenter, and my father was to you. he taught me the trait. when i left my country, i plan to go to ge

oprah endorsed john fetterman in the tight senate race. mehmet oz, his opponent, was one of oprah's death in china -- one of over his colleagues. in china, they are possibly stopping their covid zero policy. right now, carriers are banned for specific routes into china for up to two weeks depending on how many covid positive passengers they carry. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and on "bloomberg quicktake", powered by more than 2700 different journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the u.s.'s point of view, it is about tightening conditions in the u.s. economy is so doing well. they will still be repeating the pivot rate. >> one of the very best. the market looks like this going into payrolls. we are higher by zero point 8% on the s&p 500. the jobs report is around the corner. it :00 a.m. eastern time. yields are lower by not even a basis point on a 10 year. 90 -- 0.97 89. up 0.4%. the reopening of china news continues to rally. tons of engagement a moment ago. a correction. it w

oprah! >> trevor: wait, are using oprah is running? >> she didn't say she's not, so as far as i'm concerned, she is! >> trevor: dulce, come on! this is what people hate about the political media. >> hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, not forcing anybody to watch. if you don't like it you can turn off your damn tv. >> trevor: enough speculation, dulce sloan, everybody! this is too much! [cheers and applause] none of that! okay, as you know, as you know, many news organizations did their own exit polling today, so we sent desi lydic out to some polling locations in new york city for some exit polls of our own. let's see how that turned out. >> hi, i'm desi lydic, here outside the polls on election day. i would be inside voting, but i've got one too many felony convictions, so instead, doing some exit polling. i'm just doing a little bit of exit polling, can i ask a few questions cue mexico sure. >> great. did you base your decision to exit based on a sign above the door that said exit or just like a got position? >> huh? >> did you just exit the p

>> oprah. oprah literally brought him, you know, all of his fame. she lifted him up, she really, she really -- she's the one who brought dr. oz -- >> are you saying -- >> oprah winfrey. >> -- she's to blame for that? >> she created him. >> she's been very quiet during this campaign. >> i haven't heard from her during the campaign. >> didn't she get dr. phil, too? >> yeah. >> dr. phil and dr. oz. >> all the doctors. >> dr. oz should, you know, he owes everything to her. >> yeah, wow. quite a way to -- >> we've got a lot to get to this morning, including the latest -- >> and didn't he get called in front of congress for all of his phony -- >> yes, actually claire mccaskill actually grilled him during that time he was being -- >> remember the weight loss pill. >> the weight loss pill that didn't work, to say the least. and a lot of other -- >> and then you would grow hair on your knuckles. it was really weird. >> his response was, no, this stuff doesn't work, but i'm here to inspire the viewer. that was his answer. >> but it was one after another. >> i

visa rules make it relatively easy to go from there into the you did of use intro safari, went to the oprah. no, that's camp near belgrade in serbia. new or i both of the o'brien about camp. they have come from around the world. here they get the medical check, awful shower, something to eat, and somewhere to sleep, hardly, and plan to stay north again, we can take around 200 people in our emergency shelters. on average, they stay here for around 2 weeks. people come and people go, so we have enough accommodation capacity. other than below are 2 of the few long term residents in the camp. they both spend years of their old number, tired of trying to cross dangers borders. they have both applied for asylum. and here, give me it is bag love saw off that i decide that i want to rest here because here i am little bit bissell bill has also settled here. he flagged the war in syria 4 years ago and can't go back. he's hoping to stay and work here. sunni full in syria, i was a carpenter, and my father was to and i learned the work from him. when i left my country, i plan to go to germinate. okay, b

now we're all about the world cup and before the ball got rolling, for germany's or oprah against japan, the team had a message for fever, germany players a covered their mouse. as you say here, a during a team photo. just ahead of kick off in response to features threat of sanctions over the one love arm band on the pitch. germany were eager to set things straight after a disastrous exeter in russia 4 years ago. oh, okay. going to want growth, the deadlock, 30 minutes into the game after converting from the spot. gemini, could have easily increased their lead, but the lat bite. the chances were there, the finishing was well, for though japan clot they read back into the scheme, it's 2 to one level. in the 2nd half was this an upset in the making? the japanese fans seemed to think so intact to my son immediate reality by giving japan the need to one the finest for the next big upset. if this was cut, this time it was japan that scant. what time went up champions, germany or the pounds come back against germany, made waves back ho. these were the scenes in tokyo and the cross of japan on

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he drew oprah into the race against oz. the longtime talkshow host one in office career, but she is backing an opponent in eight senate race. on thursday, they landed the target. that is the federman campaign. a superstar announced that the virtual get out the vote in pennsylvania is a crystal race for the senate. this is what she reported. i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania, and i will say this. if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. it is a big deal not only because of her unique status among women, black people and other americans, but also because she helped make the republican opponent famous. it was a powerful nod from winfrey, and it worked to court her. they made a direct appeal for a meeting for person familiar with the outreach. celebrities and prominent democrats support federman, and they also urge winfrey to back him. this is also a closely watched race. take a look at the latest ads in this contest and in the closing days. >> this is fra

oprah winfrey. coming out -- not just coming out, she came out against dr. oz the man she created, the tv doctors she made famous. that is how it goes in life. at some point in life, you have to kill the monster you create. obi-wan and anikan. parents and your kids. every parent knows that i will come when you have to fight your child to the death to know who will control the remote control. still, that must have broken dr. oz's heart. luckily he has the perfect cure for that! dr. oz's broken heart dietary supplement. it'll enhance your mood and only turn your poop yellow some of the time! get it now before the fda outlaws it again! [applause] it's not just opera. the democrats are bringing everyone out, bill clinton, barack obama, what you have to admit is bad news for the democrats. because the bigger the names that come to support you, the worse you're doing. if i were a democrat in pennsylvania, this would make me nervous. "guess what, obama is coming to the rally tonight!" "ooh, boy..." "and he's bringing beyonce!" "aw, shit, we're so screwed!" and the

oz in his campaign saying he respects oprah. and then pivoting to this message of being really a moderate, of trying to wheed out extremism in washington, we're just outside where oz had a rally here in wexford, pennsylvania, and that was part of his pitch to voters tonight. they need to be talking to their democratic friends, independent friends, and bring them to his siechld we're going to get star power over the weekend as former president trump rallies for the republican candidates and former president barack obama rallying for the democratic candidates, jessica dean, cnn, wexford, pennsylvania. >>> with us from london is political science professor thomas gift, the director of the center on politics at the university of london. let's start with the big picture. what led to this point with the democrats in trouble, the republicans looking acen danlt. first it was red wave and then it seemed to change. polls suggested democrats were surging, i guess, doing better than expected. the red wave talks were sort of overblown. but n

oz loves oprah and respects that they have different politics. there is a couple of rallies today. rallies last night. this is a tight close race, dana. >> dana: we'll be watching you all weekend. thank you, brian. >> bill: the race is so close in p.a. democrats are in danger of losing the swing states that obama and biden won. democrats are deploying former president obama for an 11th hour rescue. a big rally in pennsylvania over the weekend. the party hoping the 44th president can pull them out of political quicksand when he visits pennsylvania tomorrow and avoid the same mid-term shellacking that hit him in 2010. he lost 63 seats in the house and six seats in the senate. >> republicans picked up 60 seats in the house. this has been the biggest democrat repudiation since world war ii. zbliet was a tough message from the voters. a clear message. >> we saw a humbled and introspective president obama after a major political defeat. he called it a shellacking. >> a catastrophe. websites are still busy making up funny names for the republican takeover of the house as both parties are

the guy obama calls a snake oil salesman and the candidate even oprah winfrey who made him a star won't support? >> he can win. that's why we're talking about this. if this was a race over we wouldn't be talking about it. there's been a lot of races not nearly as close that don't get a lot of attention. we could talk about north carolina, for instance, being from north carolina and having worked there as well. it's a very winnable race. either one of these candidates can win. right now i think the momentum is slightly on dr. oz's side but it's really hard to gauge momentum in the last couple of days. believe it or not we're not seeing the amount of polls in the sunday before the election we're used to. what we're seeing is ultimately there aren't a lot of places joe biden is on offense. most places he's playing defense. he's gone to new york. tomorrow night he's going to be in maryland for westmoore who's running for government. he's a terrific candidate and absolutely going to win. he probably doesn't need joe biden's help. if joe biden isn't in a lot of these really close races except

[applause] >> and she even had oprah again. but they ran into a big problem, folks. despite all the fans, the money and the fame, they didn't have you. [applause] >> as a construction guy from athens who started his first small business with a pickup truck and a shovel, i cannot tell you how honored i am to be your governor for the next four years. [applause] >> you have honored us beyond measure with your vote, your support, with your time and with your resources. most importantly, you have honored us with your prayers and our whole family is grateful for that. [applause] >> i will tell you -- just like in 2018, this family and i, we are all in together. [applause] >> as you all know, there was a lot of people in high places who thought tonight's victory would never happen. just like so many times before, you all and team camp prove them wrong. [applause] >> the media, the national democrats, the billionaire donors, the left-wing activists, joe biden, barack obama, stacey abrams threw everything they had at us for the second time in arroyo. just in a row. you know w