you are creating new, new forms of cultural exchange between us, our purpose we have just incorporated so soon that would be to kick off of our, of our associates. and hopefully you was that i said that they wouldn't be part of these of these cd cities. and they mean, we want to make many projects like grunge, carter to keep the students from drugs. so going to naples and that the same time from naples, it's coming to a delay. we want to make many then same that the culture of the air from the music and from many other aspect. i'm not surprised from the sight evolved from these organizations. because for us is it great for the reason? it's a very open country. since i've been here, i've never faced any, so we see them and what so ever. i always expect when it comes and i can never imagine that us and people to be, i would meet endings and that are like, we really believe that these is any event that it can lead the foundation of that word based on dialogue and mutual respect. and the model of it and which people of

work. well that's it for me for this. so i'm like quite che, will be with you in around 15 minutes here not to international. if you hope you can join him that the 15 states vote on super tuesday who was overwhelming with an iowa new hampshire, nevada, south carolina, michigan. it donald trump now guaranteed to be the republican presidential nominee sky. now here's it on this edition of $360.00 view, we're going to discuss the current state of the presidential race, as well as with the stepping down of national committee chair women, randa mcdaniels means for the party and the candidates in the 2024 election cycle let's get started.

1215. that is the magic number it takes within the republican party to secure the g o p nomination. the super tuesday is a term which has been in use since at least 1976 and march the day with the greatest number of states hold primaries for their parties. nomination. now 16 states are going to be holding their primaries today. this includes california, colorado, texas, my home state of tennessee, virginia and north carolina. $874.00 of the republican parties at $2429.00. delegates are awarded, which is about 36 percent of the total amount of delegates available. democrats will also be awarding around $1439.00 or 30 percent of their delegate allotment. notes for tuesday is almost always the day when candidates who are still in the

race at that time. recognize whether they have a real chance of winning the nomination. and in those rare election years when there is no incumbent running and both parties are competing, alters super tuesday is a great way to judge engagement and each party. but for our as the chair woman randa mcdaniels, there is not that much to be considered super about super tuesday. now. now that last week, the chair woman who has been over the republican national committee for 7 years, said you will be stepping down on march 8th. now rhonda said it's been traditional for the chairperson to step down. was the party has their nominee power? some say this is long overdue. as a republicans underperformed at the mid terms and their future control, the house is not clear. but what does this new leadership mean for the remainder of the 9 months following today's primary results? let's discuss this with our panel joyce, today's robert patello,

lawyer and political commentator, and doctor linda leroy tarver, who was an election integrity expert and a former michigan, a civil rights commissioner. she's also staunch pro life proponent and christian author. you can find her book, died in the will, anywhere books are sold. welcome. i went to get all of your titles and cuz it's very, very important to me. and i want to start with you, dr to her because donald trump pretty much is secure the republican nomination even before today. happen to super tuesday. however, nikki haley has refused to get out of the race after each major primary defeat, including her own state of south carolina. so what is the benefit for nikki haley to be in the race after today? so in bathroom hailey absolutely needs to utilize the funds that she is received. as a result, she is definitely going to go through it for today today in hopes that she can pick up the stage and move on there i there's no task for her. but she definitely wants

to make sure that the contributors to her campaign have the representation that they, they want it as an alternative to president trump. oh that's i understand that. but, you know, robert on the opposite side you have the democrats because they feel like it kind of does a disservice. the democrats, that there was not really a viable challenge or to joe biden. therefore, they were not really able to accumulate all of the free media that usually comes around the campaign trail because joe's just been doing his job. just know joe biden. as of all and some of the presidents of that facing primary challenger. i don't think anybody asked that bill to be your primary challenge. you gets trump in 20. 24. is that for obama in 2012? it's just not what we do in our country. we give the incumbent, the opportunity of run for who 2nd power divide is done. don't have the strong of 2nd term that's run on and i think give it the what the make you feel the question . i mean, he really has a very clear path to the moment ancient to believe does he sticks in here and

accumulates delegates that went down from both the jail. she will be the clear arrow appear because of no one else has any delegates with donald trump, who goes to jail, then who exactly will the party pick? they will have nobody else to turn to. you'll have curiosity convention. nikki haley wants me to walk into the convent into a convention and say, look, i've picked up 2030 delegates, i'm the only other person will be able to give. and therefore by rule i get to be the nominee, as opposed to don junior, are you what else? hoppey and they're trying to use her for a drug that you have a very clear path this you trying to follow going forward. oh robert, i love that answer and i'm gonna let dr. tarver answer because the reality of it is with these delegates at our award, john trav, especially up today's super tuesday if he is able to accumulate a large amount even if it, let's just say democrats get their dream and he gets here and cups and put away and jail and ineligible to run. do you think the republicans who are elected as delegates for donald trump are going to support nikki haley? or are they more likely to nominate somebody else from the floor that has not necessarily taken out donald trump?

the president trump will be our nominee july 18th of 18th, which is our nomination. as in wisconsin, he will be our nominee and he certainly will be the nominee for us regardless of the criminal cases that have been stored up for him. we know that these are which hans and these are election interference cases that have no weight. this is just a distraction and with respect to joe biden, joe biden will likely not be the nominee in august when the democrats meet. there is a, an onslaught of democrats who are not particularly happy with it when the special prosecutor, her goals before congress to explain himself on why joe biden was not able to be prosecuted when he clearly, according to the report, clearly violated the law. because he is elderly and without memory. and so we're

going to be able to get that answer. and i believe that the democrats will choose yet another person to be their nominee. they intentionally kept out kennedy out of this mix because they did not want any competition or any alternatives to run against them. well, then there would be a debate, and so i'll have to say that this is robert f. kennedy is the actually a democrat robert, until i want to get your card take on. if by the way you're not many, but i've asked you to democrats actually identified. i think the majority of them with what kennedy has to present is platform. the old one joe biden, is to nominate joe, by any will service that can serve as president. these are things that are truism to the american politics and i, i find it interesting. therefore, joe, by then to be this dimensional written old man who's also to handle the international crime. and some of the kid who doesn't know how to get out of bed every morning and chat walkable flight of stairs, but also conspiring of governments around the world,

etc. wherever the republican faltered points around joe biden, ever republican, seems to be running away from him. big hailey has been running a yukon. busy of harris for the last month, i want to santa who was want me to give gavin newsom, he would be given to the debate against him. of donald trump was running against the law of the rank one a was running against reality when he was in the race. but at the end of the day, joe, by them have the record that the american people can be proud of the, of the record that apparently square of the g o p. and this, let me keep floating out all these things. i've seen people say, well, maybe michelle obama will run for president, maybe a little, maybe well, trinity will be the mountain, the cetera. joe biden has, it could have had the most successful 1st term of any post that says f d r, legislatively. and i don't think that out there, i think this is the reasoning is the republican running through the field trying to find anybody. the only reason republicans would nominate somebody was $91.00 felony charge of the gift to which you will you be included mean found liable for sept, or salt and fraud,

or half $1000000000.00 in debt. and they think that's their. busy the chance of beating don't bite it, and that's why they're re bragging. donald trump out here despite all his legal issues, because they think that's the only chance of 2024. that is a great take on that way and go for a doctor. the doctor tarver democrats are delusional to believe that this, the 1st term for joe biden is successful. i don't believe you're lying eyes and don't believe your line while it's and that's the message that he has. we have democrats here in michigan that will not vote for joe biden. we have a laughing stock of the of world here in joe, but we have more is going on and we have an open border. and so i'm sorry, there are people in chicago. if you are paying attention to anything that will not vote for the democrat party and will not vote for joe biden in michigan where i live, our um, our homeless shelters are now full with illegals,

who have come across the border and it is become a tragedy in new york, so we have high rent, high prices, high eggs in mills. i don't know where you shop, what are they? i do the grocery shopping at my home and the by nomics is absolutely not working. well, doctor driver, why i do want to point to the fact that you're in michigan and there's a large movement for those who are not agreeing with the buy and policy in regards to israel and what is going on, and how aside they're actually pushing for mazda and supporters to vote uncommitted and the democrat primary is there much of a support for that? do you feel like in michigan or is this just, you know, a couple headlights for people to run with. and so what we're seeing is when you see an influx, an invasion, i would call it across our 7 borders. even our northern border in canada, where i live in michigan, we see the larger cities, mostly black cities,

urban communities being invaded. and this is a result of the policies of joe biden. we see in the auto workers the electric vehicles are not selling in michigan. i, i don't know where the gentleman hails from, but they're not selling in michigan. and we have this f, anti fossil fuel agenda. the auto workers are coming against the joe biden. the move on top population is coming to a guest, joe biden. the black men who are losing jobs to illegals, are coming against job item. and we're seeing business owners and families that are coming against job i. so i'm, i'm not sure if we are to believe our line eyes divide nomics as opposed to be working. but we are not better off today than we were under president trump, who definitely has a positive record. okay, so i want you to wanna mcdaniel real quick on this one. just search a bit real quick, robert. do you feel like that the democrat party and the michigan primary was last

week? we saw that result, but the fact that there was, even that movement is the democrat party splintered right now. no, not at all. i'm amazed to see republicans now taking the side of them off terrorist against the frontier denied the states wanted to stand by or ally gabriel. joe bought it has been a rock solid supporter of israel and their right to exist. you still will be indebted yahoo injury from after the october 7th, the tax and asking for trying to get $15000000000.00 of a to israel. not just of hate him to man carrying price, but to give them the tools they need to fight the war. a delta him off terrorists will have republicans aligning themselves and proceeded to leave them to squad in order to stop american prevail for being able to handle on crow, to national security. the interest was important. our allies overseas, i've never thought i would look to see today would a republican party of george w bush with a line that itself will have most just to take down joe biden. but it's very clear that the democratic party is united around joe biden. and the rings and the withholding personal afraid of him too because he is the model except for its voice

. he gives that voice as won't be take on the left wing of his party and bring americans together. few posts for the most conservative immigration plan. the will, the same, and the last 25 years. i remind you. do republicans walked away from the mccain. kennedy, you compromise the 2005. they walked away from the shore, compromising 2013. they walked away from the obama compromise of 2015. they walked away well away from durban. rubio in 2018. when shut down from the same as whole countries comments. they walked away from the 2021 reconciliation. but right now, they've walked away from the length of the bill and now they want to blame. democrats for the walking away from them of reserve and for the last 20 and 20 plus years is a ridiculous argument to the american people won't believe. and we know why we have my breast and northern cities because greg ever and roger sanders have been flying a bunch of them there. robert, i want to go off that, but i have to get before we go to the break with the doctor, i've gotta ask real quick. i'm talking about walking away run with daniel the stepping down. i'm a little confused. why considering it was trumps endorsement over harmony? dillard to keep her position as our as

a chair. why now do you think that she's stepping down? i believe that she will be a better asset for president trump in the uh, the is this the uh, primary sees the general election season. we know that president trump, when he ran in 2016 and won the election of 2016, one from portland, dallas b to kelly and conway. there is a shift in political strategy and i believe that placing the right people at the right time is essential. and so him centering the nomination and putting in people at the r and c. that will definitely help him. it is all good. and i believe that it will be a successful strategy for you. okay, well, thank you. hold on dr. i andrew and robert. because let's take a quick break because when we come back, former president trump recently spoke to the black and silver federation gala and suggested that black motors related to his multiple indictments, oregon discuss how this resonated when we return

the the, [000:00:00;00] the ok. welcome back. you're watching 360 view, i'm sky now. he's now for the president. donald trump's, that time in south carolina courting black voters at

a time where president joe biden is hemorrhaging the minority vote in 2020 trump garnered 50 percent more minority votes than he did in 2016. now a 2020 bloomer poll suggests he could grab the 14 to 30 percent of the black vote. this is the most of any republican presidential nominee and history. so let's bring back in our panel, robert patel, a lawyer and political commentator, and doctor linda lee tarver election integrity expert and former michigan civil rights commissioner. now i want both of you to listen to the comments. i'm sure you've already heard them. the president trump recently made at the black can service separation gala in columbia, south carolina, and i want to get your reaction. but i got indicted for nothing for something that is nothing. they were doing it because of the election interference. and then i got indicted. the 2nd time in the 3rd time and a 4th time and a lot of people said that that's why the black people like because they have been

hurt so badly and discriminated against. and they actually viewed because i'm being discriminated against this. it's been pretty amazing. robert, they are usually not very sensitive, however, as a black american voter. what were your initial thoughts when you've heard these comments right before the south carolina primary? as a reminder of the quote from dr. king about the benign bigotry of low expectations in that many americans and will many white americans still have this almost car, 2 or 3 of the black community that we are just so people suffolk crime and that we, we venerate and loved people who are criminals and that is somehow just part of the both of the black community, but then i thought to the let people who have endorsed president trump project trump being supported by the rappers. that's the red who is famous on so my country paint my booty hole brown, a new bank supported by the wrapper walker flock, a flight view being supported by the rubber a little way low as a bird. you being support about low pump. won't vicki, the people,

the donald trump, things represent black america. and so of course, if you believe the better what black america isn't, what the appeals to them, you want to think that you being a criminal is what appeals to that i am. we've heard from these people, the main reason to donald prompts to support among african americans up to it because he got rid of a socialist president. and during his last term, they talk about these. they me check the stimulus check that came to people thousands. they talked about the p p p while so people were exporting and driving around with gucci belts and brand new cars. and they associate that with president trump. they associate truck with not having to go to work, not having to go to school for a check showing, go to all your white paint, get off what floors doors, etc. and that's the, the, the lowest common denominator, the present probably trying to appeal to. and he made it very clear who springs that he thinks that a mug shot and going to jail will help him with the black vote. because that's what he think the black body is doctor, you were actually at the deadlines, south carolina, you saw president trump speech. and sometimes we don't see the reaction in the room

. what was the reaction from the crowd and trumps popular and the black community has grown, but does it do a disservice for the reasoning behind that growth with comments like this? or even, i mean, we can go as far as the release of sneakers as son, a saw that as a gimmick to try to recruit young voters. so i don't know what reality that your other guest is from, but i will tell you in addition to a lack of lack of slave, i am also supporting president trump, but i have not been to prison and nor of my being a rapper. so i, i support him because of the policies that he has. he is not a racist at all, but i don't have to defend that because he is his result. as president united states showed that we had the lowest unemployment rate for black folks. and in genuine unemployment rate for, for black business, a for black folks, black businesses supporting h b. c, use. and we all were elevated. as a result, the economic quality that we had,

we were energy independence. we had the support of the black families and others who even make our food. so there are a lot of variety of different black people. we're not in unison when it comes to having a one say, what i will say is this president trouble getting jim shoes are reaching out or it did not offend anyone in the room that i spoke with. the matter of fact, my husband was in agreement that made up charges and made up criminal activity, and the charges that are pending against them that have not even been litigated or prosecuted by anyone else in american history is certainly something that black people can relate to. and that is that i can speak for all black people. i don't believe your other guests can either, but i can speak for me and the people who are in that room. we were very supportive and we were very supportive for the reason that we had a better life under present donald trump. and let me just share with you about the

sneakers president trump is a business man who knows how to make money. and that is what we want in the white house, not to hammer to money, but to make money. we've been spending on green energy, windmills, and everything else you can imagine, and getting rid of fossil fuels, electric vehicles, electric buses that are going in nowhere under bite. but this man has had perfumes and cologne's, he still has trump wineries, he has had truck watches, truck meet trump university, you name it. this man has put it out there on the market, place his name on it, and was making money off of it. so i, i'm not going to hate the speaker con, sticker con was not even created by black man. there were 3 white man that a bit started sneaker con, it's so president trump, what is uh, his brand out there to see how it went. i love the gold sneakers and i'm not hating on a man who knows how to make money. i'm from michigan and lansing michigan. magic jobs

. it is certainly one of the, uh, great, uh, basketball players out of michigan and michigan state university. he's diversified his portfolio and, and he's doing a great work selling products and doing his way or so. if you follow be wealthy individuals, especially black men and black women who are making money, they are diversifying, they might be selling cologne one day. and one the next day and selling t shirts and apps, and you name it in real estate and doing other types of businesses. so that's what we live in a constitutional republic. and i love the capitalism that donald trump respects. we're not a welfare nation. and so i take exception with what was described there because it's not birth out of reality or truth. but i do know that this man knows how to make money and, and we, we latch onto that as black americans and support him doing whatever he wants to with his brand. right?

so robert, i'm going to ask you are, you know, the dr. barton from great entrepreneurial spirits, and that would, she feels like might be recruiting some diversity. but are you little shaw to that of all of the republican candidates that they've ever been able to present? why is donald trump actually being able to appeal to more within the black american community than any other previously as well, as i said, you don't have to get so you can talk to them. and they will tell you is because the socialism, donald trump, spent 8 trillion dollars in 4 years, 8 trillion dollars. and he spent a lot of that on the same people, friendships to sit at home, assuming for each of the, i mean, there was pandemic. the damage was, well, republican said it shouldn't shut down anything. we shall have mass, man that you shouldn't have a back. so you may be can have it both ways. you got people struggle. i but i find it ironic that we're talking about the truck sneakers come on. because this is a huge con. i think about all the entrepreneurial spirit we do. talked about the trump foundation, who border pay

a 2 point. 5000000 dollar fine for for fraud control university, a 25000000 dollar. just want to jump through the fraud of the truck organization. a full $115000000000.00. a lot of just like just to for fraud, the eugene carroll at $85000000.00 just want to get through for sexual assault and rape. and we're talking about battles, maybe an entrepreneurial spirit. we have a perfectly, a presidential candidate enter into generally left to rank quarterly $1000000000.00 in debt. and we don't, and we think that's just find that for the entrepreneurial spirit that attracts people to him. he government, the government of the socialist. he was bankrupting his personal life. he bank, reputable, so 14 times, i believe in getting paid several $100.00 in taxes. the last time you pay taxes. now you look, recordable a $1000000000.00 in depth isn't running caused the entire time. and we're going to say about the entrepreneurial spirit that makes people want to vote for them. okay, give me a break. so robert, i like what you're saying, because you're obviously pointing out why you feel like that there might be an attraction to dodge out, but i gotta ask you, why are democrats losing the same mind already voted. so, i mean,

if they're going to donald trump, why, why can't the democrats be able to retain them? oh, very easily. the democrats have a humongous problem. well, just treating minority voters, it's like a good journal on a saturday night and they look like it was always pull up at 2 am and they'll always be there for me. that's about the way you keep voters lawyer when think about the things that they promised to the african american community of the 2020 election. we are problem was that george, when with justin subleasing, yet never got past, never got to a vote. we've had problems with john lewis, right. the voted protects him for voting rights. never got to vote. never passed. we're probably try read nickel, do be the intervene. that when it comes to criminal justice report, never even voted on it. never had a hearing on it. and we were almost a passive inter 40 the est conditional reparation of a johnny ponders. been working on for the last 50 plus years. never even voted on it. so the reason you're here we're doing support is a lack of batch. and you can talk about all the great things you've got done during your 1st term is a long lot of great things you got done. done and then say, well, i couldn't get anything done for black people in the same thing for um,

for most of americans in michigan, as you said, stated well received as a legal say they are uh, they are disagreeing, present biden policy towards our side. and fortunately they, they will latino voters were promised the pathway to sudden strip we were promised the a how will the ramos or problems, comprehensive embrace reform. so when you talked about the things that were promised versus what was delivered, that's why democrats are him doing support with minorities. what do you still have time to correct that, but it is the main they're going towards the top. it just means they're not motivated to vote for the party is not deliberate for that. ah, interesting and i've got to end it there. dr. tarver, robert patel that we could go on as this subject square to continue to be talked about for the next 9 months. to election day. thank you so much for your take. as you know, the things that which make the super tuesday. so super to most americans is after today and 15 states. there will be a great reduction of annoying political ads and their phones will stop ringing with all the robo calls and any other election cycle tomorrow would be the start of the

main competition between both parties. nominees, however, i think most americans felt like me for the 2020 campaign season, how it never really ended. and we are just on this continuous married, go round of promises, which will eventually be broken and pandering to groups rather than looking at individual needs. you know, the average voter has no idea who is their leader of their political party, or there's even a central office staff. and while so many conservatives are cheering. the stepping down of rhonda mcdaniel as if they achieved the victory. i guarantee whoever is put in her place is already set up to be hated. and there's a lot easier to blame the head of a political party for losses, rather than the real reason. which is too often a poor choice of candidates on sky. now here's, and this has been your 360 view of the news that's affecting you. thanks for watching.

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