by voting in this election, you have two choices, or you don't vote, but you have two choices

if you do. And it's two very different visions for our nation. One mind that is about taking

us forward and progress and investing the American people, investing in their ambitions,

dealing with their challenges.

And the other, Donald Trump, is about taking us backward.

The other is about fascism.

Why can't we just say it?

Yes, we can say that.

That was part of Vice President Kamala Harris's interview yesterday with radio host Charlemagne de God, part of her

new push to reach more black voters. Meanwhile, Donald Trump struggled to explain his economic

policies in an interview yesterday and Dodge repeated questions about accepting the results of

next month's election. We're going to have much more from both of these high-profile interviews in just a moment.

And also ahead, we'll go through the Biden administration's new warning to Israel

over the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in Gaza.

Thank you. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, October 16th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for being with us.

We've got a lot to get to this morning.

And we'll begin with Vice President Kamala Harris' latest efforts to appeal to black voters.

Yesterday, the vice president took part in a radio town hall with Charlemagne the God.

He, of course, the host of the popular show, The Breakfast Club.

Harris was asked several questions about her plans for black Americans as well as her past record as a prosecutor. But it's not just you versus Trump, but you versus misinformation. Yes, that's true.

Right. And one of the biggest pieces of misinformation, one of the biggest allegations against you is that

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