Tonight with the race locked in a dead heat Vice President Harris hits three

battlegrounds with Liz Cheney, courting voters who are done with Trump. Then the

richest man in the world, Elon Musk, ramps up efforts to help re-elect the former

president, raising questions about whether his strategy is even legal.

And new fears Trump may be war gaming plans to overturn the election

results and put himself in the White House as the 11th hour gets underway on

this Monday night. Good evening once again I am Stephanie Rule and I hope you rested this weekend.

I did not but I wish I had because we are coming up on two weeks

until election day and today a Kamala Harris teamed up with Liz Cheney to make her case to voters in the blue all states of Michigan,

Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Two of those conversations were moderated by

Conservatives. Republican strategist Sarah Longwell and author Charlie Sykes.

I actively invite good ideas from wherever they come.

That's why I'm going to have a Republican in my cabinet by the way.

Because... cabinet by the way. Because I want good ideas and by the way I know it is in our best

interest as a nation in the interest of our strength in our future as a nation.

We need a healthy two-party system.

We need a healthy two-party system. We need to be able to have these good intense debates about

issues that are grounded in fact.

We have the opportunity to tell the whole world who we are.

And we have the chance to say, you know, we're going to reject cruelty, we're going to reject the kind of vile

vitriol that we've seen from Donald Trump. We're going to reject the misogyny that we've seen from Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.

Why should they cross over party lines and vote for you?

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