Anderson Cooper 360

Jon Favreau, a former speechwriter for President Obama, joins Anderson to talk about social conservatives supporting Vice President Harris and what he thinks about former President Obama's appearances on the campaign trail. Plus, CNN's John King has his latest installment of his "All Over the Map" series. He’s talking with Michigan autoworkers, key voters in a crucial state. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Vice President Kamala Harris is in the spotlight as she campaigns for re-election, taking aim at former President Donald Trump's stamina. Trump, on his rally tour, controversially suggests Lincoln should have settled the Civil War. The political tension in Michigan grows, with discussions on the Arab American community's sentiments towards Biden's policies. Elon Musk’s surprise endorsement for Trump raises eyebrows, showcasing a unique intersection of tech and politics in this pivotal election battle.

Kamala Harris, the 49th Vice President of the United States, discusses her campaign efforts in pivotal Wisconsin, assessing her outreach strategies and the importance of voter engagement. Joining her is Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who comments on the recent death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and its impact on U.S. diplomatic efforts in the Gaza conflict. Together, they explore the need for innovative strategies in the approaching election, while highlighting the significance of addressing misinformation and galvanizing voter turnout.

In a candid discussion, Vice President Kamala Harris asserts that her leadership will differ significantly from President Biden’s. She emphasizes the importance of moving past divisive rhetoric to unite voters. The conversation also touches on Donald Trump’s controversial comments regarding migrants and his claims at a town hall. Additionally, new developments in the Menendez brothers' case are examined, raising questions about justice and public perception. The dynamic among political figures highlights the challenges in today’s shifting electoral landscape.

Vice President Kamala Harris shares insights from her recent town hall with Charlamagne Tha God, aimed at engaging Black voters just weeks before the election. She discusses the historical and current challenges in securing their support, contrasting this with Trump's recent rally antics that raise eyebrows about his focus. Harris also highlights the critical importance of effective communication regarding economic progress within the Black community, and the implications of Trump's behavior on voter perception and political responsibility.

Vice President Kamala Harris discusses the alarming implications of Donald Trump’s rhetoric about using the military against dissenters. She warns of the risks a second Trump term could pose to democracy. Meanwhile, Rachel and Jon Polin share their heart-wrenching story of their son, Hersh, an Israeli-American hostage murdered by Hamas, emphasizing their fight for justice amidst deep personal loss and grieving. This episode captures the intense political climate and its human impact as the election approaches.

Former President Donald Trump, known for his polarizing political stances, discusses his recent rally in Aurora, Colorado, where he stoked fears about migrants and criticized Governor Jared Polis. Democratic Congressman Jason Crow offers insight into how these inflammatory claims can distract from real issues. They explore the impact of misinformation on electoral strategies and the importance of grassroots engagement in light of impending elections. The conversation also touches on the resilience of communities following Hurricane Milton's devastation.

In this episode, Sheriff Keith Pearson shares his insights on the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Milton, highlighting the destruction from multiple tornadoes in St. Lucie County. CNN reporters Brian Todd and Randy Kay detail the extensive damage and ongoing rescue operations, showcasing the heroic efforts of first responders. They also discuss the community's resilience, the challenges posed by rising water, and unsettling insurance scams targeting victims. The heartfelt accounts underscore the urgent need for recovery and rebuilding in the area.

Jane Castor, Mayor of Tampa, shares the city's struggles as Hurricane Milton knocks out power to over 500,000 homes. Randy Kay and Bill Weir provide on-the-ground reports from Sarasota and St. Petersburg, highlighting severe storm impacts. Meteorologist Chad Myers analyzes Milton's path and intensity, while Boris Sanchez and Carlos Suarez detail flooding conditions across Tampa and Fort Myers. Dr. Megan Martin recounts her experiences in a St. Petersburg hospital during the hurricane, emphasizing the urgent challenges faced by medical staff.

This discussion features Barbara Tripp, Chief of Tampa Fire Rescue, and Deanne Criswell, FEMA Administrator, addressing urgent evacuation efforts as Hurricane Milton threatens Florida. Megan Martin shares her dual role as a pediatric emergency physician and mother preparing for the storm. Jamie Gangel reveals new insights from Bob Woodward's book about Trump and Putin, while David Urban and Jasmine Wright analyze the political ramifications of disaster responses. Andrew Garfield opens up about navigating grief after losing his mother, offering a poignant perspective amid chaos.