Okay. Got a lot to go over this morning. This election is Kamala Harris's to lose,

with Biden stepping aside in Harris, now topping the ticket. The electoral map has now been cracked

wide open. It no longer comes down to Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. But she has yet to strike a deal

with Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders says he wants her to win, but he won't endorse her just quite yet.

This election will be about voter turnout. Kamala Harris needs to make a deal with Bernie Sanders.

On Wednesday, Harris came out in favor of the Pro Act, which would give the federal government

more teeth when it attempts to enforce labor law. The Pro Act would make it easier for workers to engage in collective bargaining,

and it would be the first step on the road to rolling back states passing right to work

legislation that make it impossible for unions to collect dues. She is strong on abortion and, of course,

LGBTQ issues. Kamala has expressed concern for the people of Gaza, and despite serving as the current president of the Senate, she didn't show up for

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech on Wednesday before a joint session of Congress.

After Netanyahu met with Joe Biden on Thursday, Netanyahu met privately with Vice President Harris,

who came out of the meeting calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and then added, quote,

we cannot look away in the face of these tragedies.

We cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering, and I will not be silent.

Unquote.

On climate, Politico reports, Vice President Harris has repeatedly called for a ban on fracking.

That could hurt her in the parts of Pennsylvania.

She wasn't going to win anyway.

She has also endorsed the Green New Deal.

And while serving in the Senate, she proposed a $10 trillion plan to fight climate

change. She took the lead this year on the Biden administration's plan to forgive, I'm sorry,

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