00:01:49.160and that Senators Dick Durbin and Roger Marshall
00:01:52.020want to change the nation's payment system to benefit corporate megastores like Walmart and
00:01:56.880Target at the expense of everyday Americans. Credit cards can keep your payments secure
00:02:01.860and provide rewards that families use to help make everyday purchases more affordable.
00:02:06.720The Electronic Payments Coalition says the Durbin Marshall mandates would let corporate
00:02:10.980megastores cut corners on credit card processing, routing transactions over cheaper, untested
00:02:16.320networks with weaker security and fewer protections. Find out more at guardyourcard.com
00:02:22.460and consider telling Congress to guard your card.
00:02:26.980Election Day is just four days away as new polling showing Democrats ahead in four critical
00:02:31.740Senate contests, including two traditionally Republican strongholds, and the New York Times
00:02:36.280reports growing anxiety inside the White House over the prospect of Republicans losing control
00:02:41.200of Congress. CNN's John Berman breaking down the latest polling from four Senate races.
00:02:47.080In Texas, Democrat James Tallarico leads Republican Ken Paxman by six points.
00:02:52.740This would be a major flip. No Democrat has won a statewide race in Texas in three decades.
00:02:59.140In Michigan, Democrat Abdul Al-Sayed leads Republican Mike Rogers by seven points. This
00:03:04.600is a significant shift. Back around Labor Day, there was no clear leader here.
00:03:09.140For Democrats, holding on to Michigan is essential in their Senate math.
00:03:13.780In deep red Kansas, Democrat Adam Hamilton is at 49 percent to 45 percent for Republican incumbent Roger Marshall.
00:03:23.240This is within the margin of error, but still a blaring warning sign for Republicans in a state that should be safe territory and not where they want to be spending time, effort and money.
00:03:32.660And in Maine, Democrat Troy Jackson is at 49 percent.
00:03:37.100The incumbent Republican Susan Collins is at 45 percent.
00:03:40.360This, too, is within the margin of error.
00:03:43.020But again, across the boards in these numbers that we've seen from these four states, Democrats will see a path to the majority.
00:03:51.260The increasingly competitive Senate map raising the stakes for Republicans who need 50 seats to maintain their majority, given Vice President J.D. Vance's ability to break a tie.
00:04:01.380The latest polling coming as the New York Times reports growing concern behind the scenes at the White House,
00:04:06.480where some Republican political advisors and outside groups have reportedly warned that President Trump's appearances
00:04:11.540in closely contested states could actually hurt GOP candidates.
00:04:16.380According to the Times, which interviewed 16 current and former administration officials and Trump allies,
00:04:21.340a gloomy atmosphere settling over parts of the administration as Republicans confront the possibility of losing both chambers of Congress.
00:04:29.060The paper describing tensions among competing factions, staff turnover, and uncertainty over what might happen inside the White House following a Republican defeat.
00:04:39.020Some advisors reportedly anticipating personnel changes after Election Day, as questions emerge about the influence of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.
00:04:47.600President Trump publicly rejecting suggestions that Wiles could be replaced, while White House spokeswoman Danielle Alvarez disputing the characterization of a divided administration,
00:04:56.700describing the president's team as united behind his agenda.
00:05:00.880Despite reported concerns about his involvement in competitive races,
00:05:04.340Mr. Trump and his political advisors continuing to emphasize his ability