It's Tuesday, October 22nd, 2024. Going down to the wire on Amendment 4 in Florida, Trump's

McDonald's visit stings the left, and Michigan says you won't know that state's results on

election nights. Next on the AM update. Donald Trump visited the devastated Asheville area of North Carolina yesterday to check in on those people and deliver this message.

All of America shares your sorrow and your grief over the past few weeks. This region has seen an extraordinary hardship, but in the midst

of such terrible tragedy, we have also seen the extraordinary love that binds us together as

Americans. One of the areas impacted by Hurricane Helene, and then, of course, Hurricane Milton

is Florida, where two amendments are on the ballot in the Sunshine State.

That would be Amendment 4 and Amendment 3. Amendment 4 would legalize basically all forms of baby

killing up to birth. Amendment 3 would legalize recreational use of marijuana. Both of those

need a 60% threshold to pass. The University of North Florida released a poll

yesterday showing that both of those amendments are on track to pass. Jeanette Nunez, the Florida

lieutenant governor, is one of those voices urging people in Florida to vote no on Amendment 4. Here

she is yesterday. Floridians know that

Governor DeSantis will never be deterred from standing for what's right. And I don't say that as

Lieutenant Governor. I say that most importantly as a mother of three and a woman of faith.

And I believe that those of us that prescribed to our faith have a special responsibility

to stand up for what is right, to protect life.

We are right next door to St. Teresa, one of the most iconic churches in Miami-Dade County.

And just yesterday, thousands of people walked through that door and through the doors

of churches all around our state

to pray, to worship, to hear the word of God. And while I know that one of our doctors said

this isn't a religious amendment, here's what I will say. We cannot go to church and pray

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