something no president has ever done beforech why president biden is headed to michigan. shutting the door at the federal agencies is stopping pay to military personnel. military personnel is yun kag ceiling the ma nip lalgt tay is total sflae-- manipulation. sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman. this is cnn "news central." happening now for the first time ever, at least the first

time anyone can remember, a sitting president is about to join a picket line. president biden is on the way to michigan the join the auto workers on strike. he boarded air force one, and cnn learned that the union is going to gift the president, as you can see him on force and the uaw polo will be worn by him. former president donald trump will be speaking tomorrow night, instead of attending the republican debate. arlette saenz is traveling with president, and vanessa yurkevich is on the picket line. and first to you, vanessa. >> sfrermt and as the pro union president try to oomt full

display. the white house has not said where the president will be, but he will be walking a picket line and the first time that a president is believed to have done so. it is okay that they have thel but the there is going to be a remarkable split screen taking place over the next 24 hours. not just biden here today, but former president donald trump is also going to be in detroit area to talk to union formers instead of depraer bait. it is when both man sgro sgror

with 62% of the vote compared to 46% of former president donald trump, and with the constituency that both of the group is trying to form could mean for economic positions. the president says he pup sorti sortinging pop but weight sflo he is standing with the workerssh and we are not involved woman we are standing with the workers involved.

that is what the president is do. >> to make the workers involved, in the ole important electrics sfloerm. >> and going to the ground ball, vanessa what are yoip. >> in a few hour, it is bizn as usual on the picket lines. we are here in front sfloand fo and general motors is saying they want to keep the focus on the president's orders, and stellantis wants a contract to help the middle-class, and they are saying that is what they have put on the table in front of the union. i wanted to bring in aaron

jones, a, wore at stel lan tick tis, and been with the company for 13 year, and you heard me feem and it can >> do you belief there can be some change? >> i know that atlanta can put up a fight, but for right now, i am not sure. >> what is the number one thing that you want to see between de desantis and the cost of living adjustments. >> the cola, cost of living

updates e sgrmg sgrj. >> we also know that former president trump is headed to the u.s., and that not a sanctioned e guys, negotiations continue between the big and the union that fofrs and these folks here on the picket line, whether or not the president cos to the line, they are here 24/7.

>> we are about to see something that no one has ever seen before, a sitting president behind the picket lines. kate. >> the white sfrermt and now, the government shutdown is four days away, and million of milt tearer sfrk and while the majority in the senate is now making moves to step in. manu and the reportsb did did they stay. sflaechlt. is sfloermt and there is a deal to try to keep the government

open for 45 day, but still some other provisions ant how to do with tolling away with the threats of the house this go around, rand paul in flarp gronkowski and he has tried to get his own conference in mind behind one spending proposal to teep cofrens and he is wanting to get it close foreright wing for pore xwej sxwroernlg and he does not believe with the cuts that mccarthy has added. so there are questions of what

will happen if the senate can paz a bill open past saturday. what will mccarthy do after about this? he fanst any sgonlt and there is a push to remove him from thorship and how ooet of these comes out the noefrmt and we will see how this plays out. >> we are extkt several before we are hard up against the deadline this evening.

>> care ra. and i was up bright and early, but e want to talk about this moment where a sitting president snoop and the big three automakers are looking at this, and stood p >> and what have we heard the latest from the big then? >> well, i think that orange nally he was going to send two members of the administration to help with this, the acting secretary among them. dedetroitt nod to of what stwhaurmt nournltd

♪ but trouble is siphoning some off of that support ♪ and so this is a plits sflom manfield massachusetts is this making you very nervous? >> yes. and others left behind, and he is afraid to square that with the striking workers. >> good point. that is one of the sticking points. i do want to ask you about this historically, and when you are looking at the historian doug brinkley said this about the historian that it is a windfall for biden if it is settled in the next month or so, but this could be bad for biden to be

sgrournlgt >> i mean, it is high risk,/highk. sfroerngt and the president of uniyn said they would not endorse him. so really, it is remaining to be seen how it unfolds out. but as the historian pointed out it snoubl all right. to the shutdown. the house republicans continue to bicker amongst themselves as they try to get anything through the house. ed is some of it is sfloemt and

that bill may have little monoand where to do kr floip sgrurm and now looking at the republican conference, they are dead on arrival in the senate, and more importantly the white so, this is going to end on something together snoerngt and maybe not kicking the can down the road so close. >> yeah. i wanted to let you listen to something from a conservative radio commentator who looked at this from the perspective of mike mccarthy and how the public

sees this. >> putting a guy like mike lawler that you just talked about in westchester county in trouble, because he is in a pie thj noerm and this is a tough situation that you are putting one of the swing seats in california and new york into trouble. we haven't that. >> the argument is that the gop is going to be blamed fob this. how do you see it? >> mccarthy is trying to balance the moderates and the ones who made his majority with the hard-liners who are currently blocking the progress as the tale of the speakership, but as manu pointed out, you cannot look al anything that kevin mccarthy is doing, and deals that he made with the most conservative members of the congress who keeps trying to

mollify right now. but those most conservative ones are to come together to get something done, because they don't want to see the government shutdown. >> it is midnight on saturday when it is due. >> tick, tick, iktick. >> yes. this morning we learned that hunter biden is suing rudy giuliani for hacking hunter's personal data and his long time lawyer and distributing it

against federal and state laws. both giuliani and the aide do concede that the data has been retrieved from the data after it had been left at a delaware repair shop. and since the last election, he was able to give it over as part of the strategy, sfwlofand this look like the long lasting

investigation into hunter biden has been dying down, but he is going to be facing a new criminal investigation into delaware. one member of hunter's team told me that everyone involved in stealing and manipulating data should be hearing footsteps right arnot and he owes over $1 million in money owed to him. the two men are in court, and costello has sued giuliani for money owed to him. >> it is a new twist. hunter bezuidenhout is sued yoigs eand you really do need a

spread sheet or a flowchart, paula. >> i have one. >> thank you very much, and send it to me in and attachment. >> it is the extreme version of my end is my friend or my enemy is my lawyer. okay. coming up for us, trump's smudged bronzer, and his chief of staff smelling like a bonfire, and comments like "we killed deputy sgrnlgt sfp and now senators are stepping up to

publicly call for senator bob menendez to retine. this is after he has been charged with bribery, and just being told by the control room -- the latest in the thing that he should restein is new jersey senator corey booker. tomorrow after the critical debate, anderson cooper, and dana bash will host the critical debate.

we have a new democratic senator calling on new jersey senator bob melendez to resign. is not any senator, but fellow

new jersey senator corey booker. everyone has been wachlg tory booker to people peej and this nomt snosh and maybe aside from president biden, this is important, lauren. >> yes, it is a lengthy statement from senator kor reeboker who had lars paragraph of the steamings, because he talking about the relationship and the pack sfeep sflonl seb or

the menendez has made the sacrifices in the past to serve. i understand that zefl sep snep and as you joernl and as you said there are a number of temper ow jk and a sfarnlg and lawmakers are coming to eekt sfloekt it is notable a ne saying

that they thought that senator snowstorm and another vulnerable democrat rining for enl been sfwloirmt we have heard from senator hinrhinrich, and peter welsh, and expect that we will be pushing democrats when they get back to the capitol today as to more believe that he should step aside, but obviously the statement from senator booker is very significant. john? >> lauren, am walking over here, and tester, baldwin, brown, and to the extent, casey, rosen -- all in tough seats. you can see what i and i said maybe the most enthune sfrmt and

they have not sfrmt sgrejt >>le withb you can expect that reports are going be stressing the majority leader as to what happened with senator me len dedz. the republicansh and the crats are try to-grand jury we will leave the weapon here. he said sunday, he did not think that it was his role whether senator menendez should mag his

fermgt starter and that is something that we will be watching smr and we have a lot going on, and we will take quick break. more breaking news straight ahead.

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is saying they are at capacity and running out of space. >> yes, we are running out space, and when i talked to the chief he said to prepare for 2,000 crossings a day. >> now, kate, what a lot of the migrants who are entering into the united states don't quite realize is that they are entering into a very backlogged u.s. immigration court system which at this point has about 2.6 million case, and rosa that is for your yun dates there. breaking news, drops have been developed against a philadelphia man who had been facing seven counts including murder. what happened? we have life for you coming

sir, no new evidence brought up in the court, and same body camera footage at the scene at the same time. we saw the surveillance video

that attorhad been released pri today. and the partner who wasn't the stand, and testimony from detective invthe judge wendy pu relaced to mismal of alln flum and you might eddie irizarry was driving wrong way down the street, and he parked his car down that street, and the windows were just about up, and the officers came around, and there was a moment when we heard it on the surveillance video, and we also heard it on the body worn cameras where the other

officer there, the partner testified that he shouted knife, knife, and then defense basically said that also when you hear it back shouted that there because gun. then mark dial the officer fired into the vehicle, and the thing that came up, sara, we and the judge saw the picture of the knife in question. they brought out the picture of the knife and how it was positioned i ed edge had a serr edge. it is something that they harped on it could have been a weapon, and the judge gave it an extreme amount of weight, and agreed with the deputy that not every event is not a crime.

>> that a huge development for the case, anded family is going to respond short le, but i want to go to the video that you are talking about, and i want to warn poem and we will stop it before the most suesome parts. we will stop it there just when we get up to those moments. and we will show you those moments. >> 413, shots fired, shots fired. west boulevard. and so within seconds you can hear the officer going up to the car, and then you can hear the gunshots go oun is the

family in court listening to this? because initially the judge who heard this case revoked the bail and forced the officer into jail. this is a very different look at this new stas sfoemt and now, i want to paint a picture of the inside of the courtroom of criminal justice room behind me. we, the media, we were in the jury box and inside of the main space where the bulk of the hearing was taking place, and we were looking out on the audience, and the people in the court just viewing. the entire right side of the court, from our vantage point, sara, they were philadelphia police sufficient ears, sam family members, and other philadelphia police officer, and the ther were supports of

support no and when the judge made the declaration that the charges would be dismissed, many of the officers jumped up, and cheers, and on the left side, many tears, and a lot of frustration. then, folks had to basically make sure there was orderly processes as the people were leaving the courtroom, and words were exchanged between the left side and the right side, but for the most part, inside was civi l part of the trial.

and so, there were tears. the family, and defendant mark dial, he also was crying and taking the tissues as well. so as you can imagine, sarah, it is an incredibly emotional day in court as the judge dismissed the police officer who fatally shot and killed eddie irizarry. >> danny freeman, thank you for all of the reporting on this. i appreciate this and we have a lot more ahead. we will be right back.

moments ago, president biden

is now enroute to michigan, where he's soon going to be joining striking auto workers, joining them on the picket line. this is unprecedented. no historian can remember a time they have done this before. joining us is one of those historians, former director of the library, it's great to see you. what do make of this moment in presidential history that we're going to see today? >> this is a big deal. it is the first time that a sitting american president has ever walked a picket line. there's a reason for that. presidents have basically positioned themselves as mediators betweenth both labor and management. the democrats have tended to lean to the labor side and republicans to the management side, but the president under the law has a role as a mediator. but 2023 is a very different america. we are actually seeing the

beginning of a presidential election right now, 13 months before we actually go to vote. >> you think today is very significant with this? >> the fact that they are going to help in the same state talking to blue collar workers that's a presidential election. michigan is in play and the difference between 2016 when trump won and 2020 when he lost is a trump lost union voters in a big way. booid needs them to win. >> in 2009, biden and obama refused tos cross a picket line in order to head into a conference, a meeting that they had been planting to do so. they didn't join. but they department os cross a picket line, but they didn't join the strike back then. he is now. what is different now? what do you see? >> two things are different. one, joe biden is a bigger risk taker than barack obama. barack obama was a cautious president. barack obama when he was running for president, he said in

chicago when he went to a picket line as a senator, i'm going to go to a picket line when i'm the. he never did. 2012, he was reminded of this. he never did. number two, joe biden recognizes that our democracy is in crisis. he's going to break a norm. he's going to do something that presidents have never done. because there's no second chance for him. he needs michigan. and by the way, there aren't just striking workers in michigan. they are also in ohio and they are in missouri. biden is not going to win ohio and missouri, but he could help democrats in both states, particularly sherrod broin in ohio. >> he talked of himself as the most pro union president ever. do you think that track when is he looks through history? >> i by going to picket line, it makes him the most pro union president in history. harry truman is a pro union president, but he also

threatened to draft railway workers if they kept striking. one thing to keep in mind that's so very important, joe biden has a sense of history. joe biden remembers how jimmy carter lost the uaw. the uaw supported ted kennedy in 1980. and many uaw workers voted for reagan. joe biden knows that to be a second term president, he has to hold his base. and part of that is union america. that's what's happening today. >> the significant of endorsements, lately, is sometimes seen as overstated in modern presidential pcampaigns. but maybe not when we're talking about union support. maybe when we're not talking about union endorsement. what would it mean? >> the uaw did not endorse biden. it suspended.

but it didn't say it would be. but the question for the uaw is who else? biden is trying to say there's no one else. >> it's great to see you. we're going to be watching together soon when president biden is going to be landing in michigan and heading to the picket lines. it's great to see you. >> it was i felt this warm embrace. >> thank you all so much for joining us. there is a lot of news. stick around. "inside politics" is up next.

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