Good evening. You can probably tell that I am not in our usual New York

studio tonight. Instead we are coming to you live from Lansing's Midtown Brewery right here in the

Valor Ground State of Michigan. This is one of the crucial states that will

decide who the next president is and both campaigns know it.

Later this week Donald Trump will be headed back to the Detroit metro area just one week

after he held a town hall in Flint, Michigan.

Meanwhile, the Harris Wall's campaign

is barnstorming the state with a bus tour

focused on the issue of reproductive freedom.

That bus just rolled into town this morning and we're going to have more on that later on this hour,

including an interview with one of the very important people riding on that bus.

It is a critical time for the Harris campaign in the state of Michigan.

Today a new USA-to-day poll finds Kamala Harris narrowly leading Donald Trump in this

state by three points which is well within that poll's margin of error.

The poll also shows that 4% of voters remain undecided with just 42 days left

until election day.

The battle for Michigan is likely to come down to a handful of votes and a handful of key places.

One of those places is in the Russ Belt community of Saginaw County. Now Saginaw is somewhat

famous for how much of a bellwether it is. This week the Guardian newspaper declared

Zaginaw the swing county that could decide this election.

To put that into perspective, in 2016, Donald Trump won Zagenaw County by just 1%

about 1,000 votes. Four years later, Joe Biden won the county by an even narrower

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