Welcome to the beat. I am Ari Melber and we have a big show for you right now as we end the week.

Voting is underway in over 25 states. We are 32 days out to election day.

Kamala Harris is campaigning right now in Flint Michigan that's after hitting Detroit today

we're monitoring that she's building momentum from the big rally with Liz Cheney

where Harris has been using each of these stops to hammer Trump sometimes specifically over labor.

This is a man who sold promise after promise to American workers but never delivered who said he supports so-called

right-to-work laws a hundred percent. Those are his words. He who joked and laughed about firing striking workers.

You remember that?

Who rolled back labor standards and made it easier for companies that break labor laws

to get federal contracts.

And Donald Trump is a man who tried to cut funding for our first responders, including safer grants for firefighters.

So brothers and sisters, as we stand here in a house of labor we will not be fooled we

will not be gaslighted Donald Trump's track record is a disaster for working people and he's trying to

gas like people all over our country but we know the facts and we know the truth.

He is an existential threat to America's labor movement.

Clear and powerful moment there from Harris. In this wider home stretch, campaigns tend to run on several tracks.

There's the political coverage in the punditry.

There are ads from both campaigns that now a month out will be blanketing key states,

and then there is how campaigns try to reach people

directly on the ground if you study or cover politics as we do around here what

happens on the ground becomes increasingly important the closer you get to

election day.

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