because it's that -- from ann arbor itself, they are not fully complete, but in ann arbor, ann arbor is running out about a third of the vote. 32% of the vote. the other place we are keeping an eye on here for uncommitted, is in wayne county. detroit is. here about a third of the -- dearborn's, major arab american city. and there are some other areas with a large arab american american, muslim american population. obviously we have been waiting on this one. you see it's 17% in uncommitted. 11%. in we do now have some polls from the city of dearborn itself. dearborn has 110,000 residents, not complete right, now but uncommitted is winning near dearborn right now. at the moment, 56% in the dearborn for uncommitted, and 41% for joe biden. so we expected that dearborn of all the places in the state would be the epicenter of any uncommitted vote. and you could see now uncommitted is winning dearborn. one thing to keep in mind, biden winning overwhelmingly statewide. there is, though, an issue on the democratic side of how they give out delegates by congressional district. all you've got t

there are a couple exceptions, we have talked all about -- washtenaw county we are ann arbor, ann arborover 20% right there, about half the vote in. the big unfinished piece of the puzzle here in michigan, the biggest by far is in wayne county. almost a quarter of the democratic vote comes out of wayne county. detroit is the heavy hitter. but so here is dearborn, michigan. we have talked about dearborn, with the majority arab american populations -- and wayne county with a large arab american and muslim populations -- the 12th congressional district, where it's possible, we are uncommitted might take delegate, otherwise biden on pace to win here possibly all the other delegates in the state. so you see biden 80%, there wayne county is the big thing. you just want to see if we are following the story of uncommitted on the republican side here, trump is sitting at you see a 67, and haley number a slow but it continues to fall. we made a note when she fell under 30, now she has fallen under 28% of the vote. again, about a third of the vote has come in here. the problem for nikki haley's sh

number specific to the city of ann arbor. of michigan's and in ann arbor the number right now is 63 to 32% for biden. uncommitted is hitting 32% and probably the most uncommitted friendly part of washtenaw county. the most and committed friendly of perhaps the most and committed friendly county in the state right now, running at 32%. in all other areas of washtenaw county that are not in ann arbor right, now biden is running 77%, and uncommitted is running at 18%. with half of the vote in it's a mix of early vote, absentee vote, same day voting, none of these municipalities, none of these towns or cities or completed their count, but there is a disparity there. that's what it's running at right now. again, ann arbor, outside of dearborn, as good as it gets for uncommitted tonight. >> police commit and the least committed. steve kornacki, thank you, as always, my friend. earlier this morning on the day of the michigan primary this is what former president donald trump had to say about the president of the auto workers union. >

joe biden did not win ann arbor.rbor. >> yeah, yeah. >> so, some of these areas have never been biden country. >> yeah, certainly. >> they have many more people that are further left and did not like the idea of a moderate carrying the flag of our party. >> if you are the elites of the democratic party, if you are the biden white house, how concerned are you, really, about this faction of uncommitted voters staying home in november? >> i think there is a danger on both sides here, that people are going to stay home. i think you've got traditional republicans that, no way they will vote for joe biden. and no way they will vote for donald trump. so, there is going to be some people that are going to hold their nose and vote, and then there's going to be people that just stay home. the question is, will the biden campaign be able -- and by the way, there are no elites in our party. >> yes, sorry. >> -- don't exist, actually. >> i know you didn't mean that. but the question is, can biden draw the contrast around some kin

in the rest of the county outside of ann arbor and committed's only getting 80% of the vote when it comes to this uncommitted question the one thing we're waiting on is within this county wayne county. this is the biggie. this is detroit. for our purposes tonight trying to measure uncommitted the city we're keeping an eye on here is dearborn, michigan, population 110,000. majority arab american. highest concentration per capital of muslim americans of any city in the united states of america. so we are waiting to see what the margin on that looks like within the city of dearborn. but overall on the democratic side, biden is running close to 80%. that number, wayne will have a lot to say about that, that this number could track up a little bit. and again, a question, if there is a district maybe where uncommitted is able to pick off a delicate or two, you want to call that suspense, that's the suspense. >> steve, your coffee break time has arrived. we will need you later in the hour, but we're gonna bring in a few more people to give you arrest. thank you, steve. and joining us now is sena

in ann arbor getting 32% of the vote. the other place we're keeping an eye on for uncommitted is right here in wayne county. a quarter of the vote is where dearborn is. obviously we've been waiting on this one. we do not have some votes from the county itself. at the moment 56% for uncommitted and 41% for joe biden. so we expected that dearborn of all the places in the statewide be the epicenter of any uncommitted vote and you can see right now uncommitted is winning dearborn. and one thing to keep in mind biden winning overwhelmingly statewide, there is an issue they give out delegates. and all you fought to do to get a delegate is 15% in a congressional district. and dearborn is fully included in the 12th congressional district. that's rashida tlaib's district. if uncommitted ends up winning dearborn the odds getting a delegate out of michigan is pretty good. so it's possible uncommitted may end up with a gel dt tonight. overall bidenl is probably goi to stay around 80%, but the city of dearborn itself very closely watc

i have lived in dearborn, now have lived in ann arbor and washtenaw.d airborne, i lost in -- but it represented ann arbor and -- since i was elected. i listen to people. that was what this campaign was about, lucian to michigan. people want their elected officials to listen to them. so i wasn't surprised my the results, joe biden still won with more than 80% of the votes. we are a purple state, it is going to be competitive, and i wonder why more people aren't looking at the trump numbers where he is way under performing, three times the number of votes of uncommitted for joe biden. >> a lot of those nikki haley voters are never trumpers. that is very different from this and committed voters. yes there were over 50,000 of them, but we just heard from a few who said they are sending a message to the president. is this their moment to have their voice heard? we know the president is working on a cease-fire. if something happens, if you see movement, can he win them over? will they vote for him in november? >> yes. i think that is what they have been sayi

but naw ann arbor is a campus t. do you know how many people voted uncommitted there? a third. third of the voters uncommitted. and so, there are a number of other swing states and swing areas that joe biden needs that have sizeable student populations. and so what they are needing to do now is joe needs to persuade some of those core constituents, particularly the young people, to come back. and if ann arbor is essentially a warning bell for joe biden, it would be, hey, you not only lost a lot of arab americans over gaza, you know, israel support, but you have lost a lot of the students, because they don't like what you are doing with a bunch of other stuff. >> ainsley: does that surprise you, the students are a little more liberal. >> steve: i'm surprised how big it is. a third uncommitted. >> ainsley: if you watch some of these college campuses that's where we with have seen all the protests people pro-palestinian. >> brian: that was great about vivek. he went right to the colleges and cities. if i'm the president of the united states, i know you are not going to get -- that

in the rest of the county outside of ann arbor and committed's only getting 80% of the vote when it comes to this uncommitted question the one thing we're waiting on is within this county wayne county. this is the biggie. this is detroit. for our purposes tonight trying to measure uncommitted the city we're keeping an eye on here is dearborn, michigan, population 110,000. majority arab american. highest concentration per capital of muslim americans of any city in the united states of america. so we are waiting to see what the margin on that looks like within the city of dearborn. but overall on the democratic side, biden is running close to 80%. that number, wayne will have a lot to say about that, that this number could track up a little bit. and again, a question, if there is a district maybe where uncommitted is able to pick off a delicate or two, you want to call that suspense, that's the suspense. >> steve, your coffee break time has arrived. we will need you later in the hour, but we're gonna bring in a few more people to give you arrest. thank you, steve. and joining us now is sena

i'm at in ann arbor. we've seen there's two different precincts here at this polling place. we've seen about 375 voters today, >> but this area had the >> highest number of early in-person voters as well. it's the first first-time that michigan has done that. we had more than 1 million early and absentee votes in the state secretary of state says they're not sure what election day voting turnout is going to look like because of those early voting opportunities. now, look, there was a lot on the ballot here. they can choose whichever one they want republican or democrat actually have a voter with me right now, joanne and join you chosen the democratic ballot. tell me how did you vote >> i voted on committed. >> why did you vote uncommitted >> i'm a biden supporter, have been since he's been in office. but i voted uncommitted because i want him to do something. and not only him, he's taking the heat on this. all of the republicans who are voting to kill keep on sending money to go to netanyahu to fund that horrible war. >> so you voted because of his policy on the war in gaza?

ann arbor is a big problem for biden's presidential campaign. one-third of the voters in this town wrote in uncommitted in tuesday's democrat primary. they were voting against biden in large numbers. they support hamas, not israel. this is typical of the youth vote then biden has a youth vote problem. if he can't get the vast majority of youngsters to vote for him, he can't win. if there's giant campuses on several swing states that could affect the november election. madison, wisconsin, chapel hill, north carolina, tucson, arizona; state college in center county, pennsylvania. in poll after poll students across the country support hamas and that's why they tend to vote against biden because he has given strong support to israel. no surprises here. colleges are run by the left and sees israel as an oppressor and anti-semitism is alive and well on american college campuses and look what they're doing. registering people to vote and nonparties and poll workers and the biden team has $136 billion vote buying scheme with student loan forgiveness. no

>> that is precinct for 37 here in ann arbor. of course. look, jake mentioned of course, at home to the university of michigan. this is a blue area in more than one way. they'll look president joe biden beat donald trump with about 72% of the vote in 2020. so the expectation was to have a greater number, of course, of those democrats product ballots. but what many here in michigan had been looking at was that uncommitted number because that listen to michigan program that campaign had been focusing on ann arbor specifically typically because of the progressive vote and the young vote here, again, this is just a snapshot of this area. one precinct of many in ann arbor buried at jake >> all right, dianne gallagher, thanks so much and it's the turn of the hour or so we have a key race alert for you. let's bring you some of the, some of the numbers as they come in on the republican side and the republican primary, michigan with 1% of the vote in donald trump is in the lead with 54.4% of the vote. he is 10,950 votes, roughly 3,000 votes ahead of

let's go back down to ann arbor, right? this is a place where with 53% of the vote uncommitted, it's doing significantly better. 21% of the vote. and you go back to 2020. this was a place where joe biden really struggled. bernie sanders got 45% of the vote, and that primary despite the fact that he only got 36% of the vote statewide. so the fact that it's doing better in those well-educated, liberal areas, but it's not necessarily doing significantly better outside. and you know, you go to, let's say, again, the northern part of the state, what do we see here? we see 14% for uncommitted and less liberal area. we see it again, a peter iron county 11%. so it's really doing basically the same across the state. we're not seeing that big uncommitted vote as you might expect, if liberals were really upset about gaza, this just seems to be light and 43,000 is more than the uncommitted candidates or campaigns said that they would get democratic source. i talked to you tonight, said it could be well over 100,000 that would be enough

this is where university of michigan is, ann arbor.f nikki haley was going to have a big night, she had to have won right there. and you see the former president, that's 55% in if you look over here at grand rapids. again, not a lot 55 numbers yet.number >> this state has beens. reallyr interesting for republicans. if you think back to the last elections, 2016, this turnedrnet into trump country. all of thiums upper michigan part. and that's what makes it so interesting for the genera makei election. he he's going to win big. all the polls headin i wing in y him up significantly. but really how union. voters vote in the general election, if we're going to have this head to head againl . and how ab american voters vote. you mentione.d the democratic primary and the pushback against the policy of thee bide biden administration by arab americans, specifically led by congresswoman rashida tlaib. now, it's at 16.2%. but you look at some of these counties coming in.klan cod again, i pushed to oakland county that 14. if you go to again, ann a

. >> reporter: like something out of a disaster movie, body camera video just released by ann arbor police gives a firsthand look at the jaw dropping home explosion that rocked this quiet michigan neighborhood. >> what did you think when you saw how big this was? >> definitely it was a surprise for me. i was really shocked. >> oh, my god there's been an explosion across the street. >> reporter: beginning with 911 calls and dash cam video as police raced toward the scene, the nearly two-minute clip shows a neighbor blurred by police running toward officer zach cunningham. >> is anybody there that you know of? >> somebody was in there. >> the other officer very quickly found the man who they thought was inside, it turns out thankfully he wasn't, he was outside the home. >> correct. i think officer betts was able to locate him within the first 30 to 60 seconds of us being on scene. >> everybody back off. >> reporter: officers scrambled to clear the area, moments later the home completely caves in. >> the chimney, a brick chimney, the brick makes it across the street into the neighbor's yard.

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arbor police gives a firsthand look at monday morning's jaw-dropping home explosion that rocked thist did you think when you saw how big this was >> definitely was a surprise for me. i was really shocked >> oh, my god, there's been an explosion across the street. >> reporter: beginning with 911 calls and dash cam videos as police raced toward the scene, the nearl two-minute clip shows the neighbor blurred by police running toward officer zack cunningham. >> is anybody there that you know of >> somebody was in there. >> the officer found a man who he thought was inside was not. he was outside the home >> correct i think officer betz was able to locate him within the first 30 to 60 seconds of us being onscene. >> reporter: officers scrambled to clear the area moments later the home completely caves in. >> the chimney, the upper chimney and the brick actually makes it all the way across the street into the neighbor's yard. >> oh, it scared the living daylights out of me. >> reporter: our affiliate wdiv was there in the aftermath of the fire as the mayor and the city's fire chief pieced

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if you go to again, ann arbor -- 28, some of the democratic experts uncommitted vote could get up tout 100,000 votes. depends on how many democrats vote. could be a significant sig flal to the former president. i wanted to take you back to the calendar. what we have ahead. end of february, here in the michigan primary. if you go over to march, next big contest, tuesday, super tuesday. 15 contests, 11 open primaries, democrats and independents can vote in them. a lot of delegates at stake. you could have a scenario whereby these big states start to add up dell gates, former president could clinch the nation. nikki haley stays in or not. former president rolling. it is a matter of how big the margin is. >> hannity: the bret baier big board. >> just tonight. >> hannity: bret baier special report, thank you, sir. >>> joe biden embarked on disastrous trip to new york city. joineded seth myers for extremely unfunny appearance. liberal host struggles to get close to a million viewers a night. last month he wasn't averaging 800,000 viewers a night. how does he survive. biden tried to ease co

ann arbor and east lansing where michigan and michigan state are, gobbled up 15% to 20% of biden's votelast night. biden is down eight in a detroit news pole. he is losing to trump in a fox news poll. the only thing he has to do to win the youth and muslim vote back is peace in the middle east. it should not be that hard. >> you have constituents we need that are grumpy, to say the least. the big muslim community in michigan are not happy. we have a lot of young people of color that are frustrated in general with the state of th things. rfk is going to the swing states that are going to be the margins of victory for either candidate but he is not on track to be in enough states to win the presidency. he is just on track to be in enough states to cost joe biden the presidency. >> jesse: if rfk gets on the ballot in michigan, it is over. biden might have to start selling sneakers like tromp. >> everybody is going to call me. they say you are wilding out. i am a sneaker collector. i don't know what these guys did. i collect sneakers. the more rare, the better. they knew i had to have them

because for julie kobylarz of ann arbor, she decided to transform from grocery shopper to avenger. last sunday, someone took her wallet while she was at trader joe's and then used her credit cards to buy $2,000 worth of tech at an apple store in a local mall. so julie, her fiance, and their three kids went off to file a report with the store. when suddenly she got a cash app message that now this guy was trying to buy something at the van store across the hall. well, so what do you do? well, julie chose the old method called give me my money. >> where's my wallet? and he said, oh, it's right over here. and he started trying to like, lead me out of the store. but then he started walking faster. we ran through the food court, ran down one of the big corridors of the mall chasing after the guy. >> so julie's fiance and her three kids ran after them, and some bystanders help catch the guy. they held them down until police arrived. and if you think like yeah, that was kind of all impulsive. well, julie said that this was the third time that she's been a crime victim this past year. >> i

let's go back down to ann arbor. write this is a place where with 53% of the vote uncommitted, it's doing significantly better, 21% of the vote. and you know so you go back to 2020. this was a place where joe biden really struggled. bernie sanders got 45% of the vote, and that primary, despite the fact that he only got 36% of the vote statewide. so the fact that it's doing better in those well-educated, liberal areas, but it's not necessarily doing significantly better outside. and you go to, let's say, again, the northern part of the state, what do we see here? we see 14% for uncommitted and a less liberal area. we see it again, a peter iron county 11%. so it's really doing basically the same across the state. we're not seeing that big uncommitted vote at. you might expect, if liberals were really upset about gaza, this just seems to be light and 43 thousand is more than the uncommitted candidates are campaign said that they would get a democratic source. i talked to you tonight said it could be well over 100,000. t

the university of michigan, ann arbor is here, and eastern michigan university here as well.proval of joe biden's israel policy has come from young voters, college-aged voters, and this is the place if that demographic is going to make a statement of uncommitted, that's where you look for it. >> thank you. >>> and joining us now, a senior adviser to the lincoln project, and a chief impact officer of 1063 west broad, a social impact consultant. what is on the line for the biden campaign today? >> listen, there have been a lot of arab and muslim voices that elevated, as well as progressive and young voters that elevated this issue as a deciding issue for them in this election and this uncommitted opportunity to vote is going to send a signal not just to the campaign but on the white house on where people stand when it comes to policy. there was a mayor in michigan that said in one conversation that while the muslim vote does not have enough members to make sure a candidate wins, they have enough to make sure a candidate loses. i think it's not just the muslim population that un

interestingly enough, ann arbor, the specific town, is up to about 32% for uncommitted.t's not a great signal. it does -- it is a warning signal for democrats, and, as you get to the general election, they're going to look at the vulnerability there in michigan as well as the union vote that has trended towards donald trump as well. i want to take you really quickly to the calendar and just to show you where we are, obviously michigan here at the end of february, and as we go to march, the biggest, the big contests is super tuesday, 15 states, 11 of them open primaries. the question is whether nikki haley stays in through that. what the trump folks are now saying is that it could be the 12th, it could be the 19th. but they expect to lock up the needed 1215 delegates for the former president to officially mathematically clinch the nomination. >> trace: and i don't think anybody doubts that breath bear the chief political anchor that you remember. >>> let's bring in roman along with washington examiner political and investigative reporter sarah bedford. thank you both for

arbor, college town, theyxa weremp overwhelmingly uncommitt.g in a harvard harris poll showingut two-thirds of gen z, 18 to 24 i 24-year-olds, approve of donald trump's presidency. a lot of them weren't votinge age, they were practically children when he was president. it's a strong indication that the animus that was supposed to be hele d by young people versus donald trump, i think it's bogus. i think it's changed. we saw that in michigan. i think we'll see a lot of it. david: then we have the blue votes leaving joe biden particularly but the democratic party in general.n wepr had shawn fain on a couple weeks ago, the uaw president, of course uaw, its home is inhe detroit. here's what he said. he favors biden but not all of hi s members do.av rollor tape. >> look, let me be clear about this. a greal t majority of our membes will not vote for president biden. yet some will. but that's the reality of this. of.th the majority he was willing to say that. >> if the election were heldg today, davidto, liz, donald trur is your 47th president. for th

there were a lot of protest votes in the two big college towns in michigan, east lansing and ann arbore 100,000 uncommitted votes, or more than 100,000 taking away as much as 13% of the total from president joe biden. many of those people who voted uncommitted are upset with president biden's stance on israel's war in gaza. the biden campaign is trying to do outreach to win back the arab american community who helped him win the state by more than 150,000 votes in the 2020 presidential election. these results last night show so far the outreach hasn't been enough. by some estimates there are 200,000 muslim voters in michigan and could help determine the outcome in this critical swing state. talking to democratic voters in particular about this issue and you can tell by listening to them that this party is divided. >> right now i will not vote for him, no. >> i was extremely excited that this was a chance to bring down biden. >> ultimately do you think they are helping former president trump? >> i think they are helping him in this situation, yeah. >> i don't know what they are hoping t

she said one of the areas with high turnout, ann arbor. we're talking about a college town. we've seen the passion of young voters about gaza. >> that's a big clue. thank you, mike memoli, peter baker and robert gibbs you're staying with me. >>> up next, a witness about to take the stand in the fani willis misconduct hearing. tough to overstate the impact of this witness. the former partner of nathan wade will be on the stand for a second time, but it's the first time he's cleared to testify about special prosecutor wade's relationship with fani willis. the defense's position is they lied under oath. i want to bring in katy fang. set the stage for the stakes here. >> reporter: the stakes couldn't be higher because depending upon what terrence bradley testifies to that could determine whether the judge rules that fani willis and nathan wade committed perjury. terrence bradley's a wild card. that's why it is rare in this day and age of us knowing everything about everyone, we don't know what terrence bradley is going to say. he previously testified he had no personal knowledge

arbor and therefore, the presidency.n especially came under criticism last month when he spoke 100 days since the october 7 attack and failed to mention at all what happened in gaza, the devastation in gaza with tens of thousands killed and displaced." and all this a poll found 50% of self-described biden voters say what happened in gaza, israel's attack on gaza constitute a genocide. could you explain what you think the possible implications of this are no oh november -- are in november and given that young democratic base, why isn't someone even like bernie sanders calling for ceasefire? >> i'm hesitant to overestimate the impact foreign policy will have on a presidential election, but i do think you are seeing from many democratic voters, progressives -- particularly young progressives -- the issue of israel-palestine is an issue of social and racial justice. i think this is something the biden team simply does not understand or only now starting to understand. again, this is going to be a very close election. it is g

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arbor area and ypsilanti who are voted uncommitted as kind of a sign of distrust or distaste for theent. and i wonder how much of an issue think that is in terms of the general election in november, how much biden has shored up support with michigan's young? >> i was this at the university of michigan last week, giving a talk to people there. and i think there was a real fear that higher this campaign on a knife, that young people were just going to stay home for that election. so the fact that we do have people turning out and making their voices heard, there is a long time between now and november. i know that the administration has worked hard well before this primary to reach out and connect, particularly on the issue of the war between israel and gaza right now, what we're seeing happen. hopefully the news of a brokered cease-fire comes to fruition. but engaging young people, in my mind, in michigan is a great thing. that is exercising your right to vote now. that is meant to pave a path november that we desperately need. >> michigan state senator mallory mcmorrow, for having yo

arbor for example collision, they were overwhelmingly uncommitted but would imagine coming it was as poll that just came out, chewing the two thirds of zen urgency is 80 - 24 -year-olds, approve of donald trump's presidency a lot of them were not voting age they were not even practically children as president but it's a very strong indication from the animus, that was supposed to bet donald trump them i think that's bogus and i think that is changed we saw that in michiganl see a lot of it david c1 and the have blue-collar boats leaving joe biden pretty good for the democratic party general, we had shaun fain a couple of weeks ago, he is the uaw president for a course they are home is in detroit, here is what he city, he favors biden but all of his membership roll the tape. >> will look, really clear about this, the great majority of our members will not vote for president biden. yet some well. but that is the reality of this c1 the majority come he was willing to say that. >> of the election were held today today donald trump's or 47 president and for this reason, preserves the lea

look at numbers in ann arbor, college town, they were overwhelmingly uncommitted.gain see, 18 to 24-year-olds approve of donald trump's presidency. much they were not voting age, practically children when he was president. it is a very strong indication animus held by young people versus donald trump is bogus. i think it has changed. we saw that in michigan. i think we'll see a lot of it, david. david: we have blue-collar votes leaving joe biden particularly, but the democratic party in particular. we had shaun feign on couple weeks ago, the uaw president. its home is in detroit. he says he favors biden but not all of his members do. roll tape. >> look, let me be clear about this, a great majority of our members will not vote for president biden. yes, some will, but that's the reality of this. david: the majority. he was willing to say that. >> if the election were held today, david, liz, donald trump is your 47th president for this reason. forestarters he is leading in in every swing state. poll from the hill relatively large margins. nine in georgia, nine in nort

think ann arbor in michigan where you have a lot of uncommitted votes. aligning against joe biden. so what the white house and the campaign needs to consider now is can they be persuaded back to joe biden? do they vote third party or not vote at all? stuart: it's the great unknown at the moment. lauren: yeah. could they get them to vote for donald trump? my opinion, no. stuart: probably not. i don't see that. lauren, thank you. let's get to the market. i see a little bit of red for the dow industrials. we're down 120 at the moment, down 100 on the nasdaq. ty gabor is with me. i don't know --ty georgia gabor with is me. i want your commentary on bitcoin hitting $61,000 a coin as of right now. >> i really don't think this should come as a surprise to investors due to the fact that we are in a risk-on environment. there's a lot of speculators jumping into this market. and just like 1999, 2021, i think bitcoin will continue and crypto as an asset class to probably be the top performer continuing between now and the election are. and and then postif election,

. >> ok, >> ann arbor, michigan. that number one on the list. as far as quality of life. and in case you're wondering, it's not just small cities. our smaller cities number. 25 on that list. the big apple. >> okay. makes a lot of sense, but i'm biased. they area's okay. meantime, we have some new data from a silicon valley group aiming to end homelessness. it shows that unfortunately santa clara county is housing, more homeless people than they ever have. but at the same time, unhoused population is growing. so that's how they factor that number. it says nearly 4500 unhoused people more house 2023. the rate of homelessness in santa clara county. also jumped 24%. so that's more than 800 households in the county representative from destination home says the cost of rent is a huge factor. there. >> we know we have guy rocketing rents in our community. and people aren't making enough money. and the combination of those 2 coupled with the fact that we don't have affordable, truly affordable housing options of the scale that we really need means that so many people in our commu

. >> jesse: not only did he lose a lot of arrows to the uncommitted, he lost ann arbor and east lansing are seeing the college t shstudents also not show up te uncommitted. the question is, if trump is on the ballot in november, and joe biden, are they going to come around to go home with joe? they are not voting for trump. so they are going to either do third-party or they are not going to vote at all. or go down ballot. if i were biden, i'd be scared, because wayne county, 25% of that vote is uncommitted. that's a lot. so he has to bank on peace inn the middle east, judge, to brind back the uncommitteds. he hasring to make a peace dealn between israel and the palestinians in order to consolidate his base. that is a tall order. der.and we don't know if rfk jr. he's even going to make the ballot. if he does, that's an even bigger problemthat for joe bide. they gave the president toblem n bill of health. that must mean he can standd trial for the documents case. >> judge jeanine: i'm going to go to you next, harold. i think it was karine jean-pierre who said president biden doesn't need

. >> jesse: not only did he lose a lot of arabs to the uncommitted but he lost ann arbor.saying that college students also not show up to be uncommitted and the question is if trump is on the ballot in november. are they going to come around to go home with joe? they are not voting for trump. they are either going to do third party or they're not going to vote at all. or just go down ballot. wayne county, 25% of that boat is uncommitted. that's a lot. he has to bank on peace in the middle east, judge, debt ringback the uncommitted spread has to make a peace deal between israel and the palestinians in order to consolidate his base. that's a tall order. we don't know if rfk jr. is even going to make the ballot. if he does, that's an even bigger problem for joe biden. they gave the president a clean bill of health. that must mean he can stand trial for the documents case. >> judge jeanine: good point. >> greg: and debate trump. >> judge jeanine: to you, harold. karine jean-pierre said president biden doesn't need a cognitive test. they give us his current health issues of the

we saw what happened around ann arbor and those areas.ley, the biden campaign is planning to ramp up its messaging on abortion rights, women's reproductive rights, especially after alabama and the ivf ruling. nbc's chuck todd is calling it one of the three issues likely to move the small slice of swing voters along with inflation and overseas conflicts. will abortion be the decider it was in the midterms? >> it certainly is a bright spot for president biden and democrats. after the dobbs decision, basically you have seen in special elections, in midterms, voters turn out in droves, including not just democrats and progressives, but a lot of republicans to support reproductive rights and reproductive freedoms and the alabama decision -- you saw republicans from president trump -- former president trump to down ballot scramble to distance themselves from that and say they support ivf. this is an issue that, regardless of messaging and regardless of some of the positions on ivf, that republicans own. it's something that is very effective for

arbor. >> mike, president biden beat former president trump in michigan by less than 3 points back in 2020, likely heading for a rematch in november, what is the biden campaign saying the impact the protest vote might have in that general election. >> reporter: some of the comments from leader like congresswoman rashida talib, that they'll be to support president biden in november. we see how close those margins are. another thing i hear from the biden campaign this is an issue they're acutely aware of at this moment, if we're still talking b about this situation in eight months they're hoping the conflict in the middle east will have subsided and the attention turns to issues that are front and center like the economy. >> mike, thank you. >>> america's top health official is in alabama today on the heels of controversial court ruling that upended ivf. health and human services secretary is visiting, as tensions are rising in the state. annbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor. what's the latest in the state of alabama? >> reporter: of now ivf treatments at at least three

it's the youngins, uncommitted is in the state's two biggest college towns, ann arbor and east lansing, where michigang ones and michigan stad are gobbled up 15 to 20% of biden's vote. biden only 15% won 80% of democs last night, and that's not going to cut it in michigan, where he's down ten points vote, mp in a cnn poll biden is down eight. in a detroit news poll, biden'sg even losing to trump. in a fox news poll. e has to >> the only thing biden has to do to win the youth and the muslim vote back is peace in the middle east shouldn't be that hardback i right? you've got a bunch of constituencies that we need that right now are grumpy, to say the least. the big muslim community therean in michigan, they are not happy. we also have a lot of young people of color, especially african-americans and some african american men that are just frustrated in general with the state of things. my thing with rfk is, again, he's going to the placesrf that are the swing states that are going to be the margins of victory for either i candidate. but his math right now, he is not on track to be in enou

but it was also the college counties like around ann arbor that you had high numbers of people voting uncommitted. what kid president biden do in terms of outreach to younger voters that he hasn't done already? i mean, he's already forgiven all the student debt that he can he's already showing up on seth meyers and tiktok. how does he reach the younger crowd? >> we have to keep showing up >> you can't do. and then i saying this is where the campaign is doing. you can't do on tiktok and thank you, reach all of young americans. some arnon samar, but he's going to need to continue to have this conversation with young voters, talking to them about their issues. young voters, also, most voters that this point in our electoral cycle are not single issue voters, so they care about the war that is having him in the middle east and in ukraine, they care about student loan debt, but they also care about the environment. and so the president needs to show up, not just on college campuses, but other places, not every young person goes to college and have these conversations with them, listen to t

but it's young people, it's the areas around university of michigan at ann arbor. those counties, those college counties. if president biden can't galvanize support among young voters, how much of a problem is that for democrats in november? >> yeah, i think that's a huge problem you know, michigan has the most arab americans, muslim americans in any state. it's very fairly concentrated population. it's one of the only states were arab americans and muslim americans outnumbered jewish americans, for example and but young america is like in many ways the core of the democratic coalition particularly when you talk about the people with, with the passion, the organizers, the leaflet hand or outers, all those kinds of people, those are progressive college kids. and he's in real trouble with those guys. >> and i suspect a lot of them will come home when you get closer to the election and donald trump is more the focus of the conversation. but if he can't shore that up, it's very difficult to see how he puts together a coalition in these swing states that he needs to win

if joe biden loses 30,000 to 40,000 votes in wisconsin and michigan, places like ann arbor, dearborn,presidency. people are focused in washington on no labels. will it be joe manchin? who's going to run this and that? we know the threat to biden today and today it's jill stein, robert f. kennedy jr., and cornell west. >> george: will they get on the ballot in the places it counts? >> that's the key. not all three will. kennedy's flirted with the libertarian line, and stein wants on the green party line. that makes it easier for them, two established parties. if you can get on those lines in key states, that is decisive. >> george: the question is, will taylor swift make up for that? that's one of the things the biden campaign is looking at right now. i got to bring this to you because fox news, at least several of the personalities on fox news seem to have become obsessed with the idea of taylor swift helping joe biden. some even going so far as to say it's part of a conspiracy, a psychological operations conspiracy led by the pentagon. >> i'm not going to go there. i think the whole