this is why bernie sanders, progressive movement backed away from bernie sanders when he endorsed joe biden. they are not the same on the left. joe biden said out of the gate he's moderate and would never be socialist, bernie sanders sold his movement down the river and has to back it up and backtrack. >> jesse: all right. >> that is truth. >> jesse: you shoot straight, the truth you heard from tezlyn, thank you for joining "jesse watters primetime," as always. trump's plan to win the mail-in vote, that is next. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn k want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. >> jesse: primetime live from las vegas tonight. we are looking into election and not happy what we found. nevada had a primary two weeks ago, people complaining they did not vote, the state websited their ballot was counted and secretary of state said it was a glitch. trust us, it is secure. i don't t

bernie sanders at the senate meeting to approve new aid to israel. a crime in which america is also complicit.

tonight -- senator bernie sanders star of "molli and max in the future," actress zosia mamet an all-newer look. featuring the 8g band with dan peters ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well, and now if you don't mind we're going to get to the news president biden on saturday visited los angeles where his motorcade reportedly caused traffic delays oh, come on, it's los angeles. that's like saying he visited new york and caused subway delays no, he didn't. [ light laughter ] just happens during the national prayer breakfast last week president biden and house speaker mike johnson appeared to cry during singer andrea bocelli's rendition of "amazing grace," biden because he was moved by the performance. and johnson because andrea is a girl's name. [ laughter ] at a rally yesterday in nevada president biden criticized former president trump's economic record and called him, quote, "donald herbert hoover trump," a comment that has trump supporters frantically googling herbert hoover [ laughter ] damn b

but i'll be honest with you, you know what has been bernie sanders the last w hasn three k four years? i worked on the bernie o sander6 campaign in 2016. i did not in 2020. d noand people who follow him have been looking for his leadership. eeand he's kind of been missing in action. so i find it kind of ironic, you know, these poppinonic he'gt of nowhere now, you know, speaking up for the things that he believedr thin in for the last, you know, six or seven years and kind of let his movement hang and just on ae quit e honest with you, it's just impossible for me to get on and pretend as if, you know, i haven'ndt beent disappointed in him or that his or that his his followersve n have not been disappointed in. so i guess he's back, you know, ou. thet in the game again and advising joe biden. but it might be too little too late for the campaign. >> they could be only 20. they said, you know, they tobidt vote for joe biden. he's just going to be the one that's going to be a bridge to theex next generation as lon as he spends all the money on green stuff and does what we the tell him to d

former foreign policy adviser to senator bernie sanders. is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm nermeen shaikh. before u.s. secretary of state antony blinken left for his fifth middle east trip since october 7, he held a roundtable meeting thursday to discuss the situation in gaza with a number of palestinian-americans. but some of them refused to attend in order to protest the biden administration's ongoing support for israel's offensive -- assault on gaza. we're joined by one of those who refused. dr. tariq haddad is a practicing cardiologist and member of the virginia coalition for human rights. he laid out his reasoning in a 12 page letter to blinken. he joins us now from falls church, virginia. welcome to democracy now! our condolences to you for the many family members of yours who have been killed in gaza. if you could begin by talking about what you know of what happened in gaza to your family members and then explain this invitation you received for a meeting with secretary of state antony blinken and why

you saw the rise of bernie sanders and his presidential race.of democratic party politics. when donald trump won, i think it woke up a lot of democratic officials who said, gosh, we better listen to these people and joe biden's presidency has really managed to kind of unite the populists and the moderates. he has put into place a lot of things that warren and bernie and aoc have argued for and we are heading into the november election with democrats really unified behind joe biden. >> jordan: it is interesting you say that. >> mostly unified. >> jordan: mostly unified. theoretically, i see that. it doesn't seem as if that is the feeling, i would say, most democrats -- they don't feel like they are lining up charge, ready to vote for joe biden. i think a lot of far left democrats still feel like their voices aren't being heard. how are their voices being heard and seen through a vessel like joe biden? >> when it comes to the actual rank and file of left-leaning voters, especially younger voters, there is a lot of disatisfaction with biden. maybe

that's bernie sanders bernie sanders ran for the democratic presidential nomination in 2016. he was considered an absolute no hopper at the time, and he stuck in the race until july. now, bernie sanders was not ultimately the democratic nominee. he didn't win in 2020. what he did do, however, is build a real movement within the democratic party if bernie sanders hadn't run in 2016 for better, for worse, we wouldn't have alexandria ocasio-cortez. we wouldn't have a solu of self-described democratic socialists in the party pushing the party leftward, pushing even moderate middle-class joe biden, far the left when it comes to his actual policy agenda. so the precedent here you're could be the nikki haley is actually trying to find that traditional conservative reagan republican lane and say that, wait a second, right now, it's trump. who is the establishment within the party? and we represent a different direction. i'm not saying that's necessarily going to happen, but that's a pretty reasonable reason for her to stick around. >> i think ron's right right. either i don't like th

bernie sanders added. millions of families were displaced from their homes in gaza, and half of the people do not know where they will go tomorrow, and tens of thousands of children are at risk of starvation. saunders stated that with netanyahu's attack on rafah, 1.4 million people will be forced to flee the region again. the democratic senator from that kurd white is an accomplice in the killing of palestinians in this war due to israel's financing. the media and information center of the palestinian authority announced that some palestinian families in gaza eat one meal every 48 hours they eat this center held the zionist regime responsible for the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in gaza. the zionist regime in the last four months simultaneously with the attacks. it has brutally restricted the entry of food, medicine and basic goods into gaza. so far, more than 28,000 people have been martyred in gaza, most of them women and children. the number of injured people is 67,000, and some of them a

he also lost to the white voters under 45 to bernie sanders as well. most of these young voters, do you expect they still will show up for the president if donald trump is the other major candidate on the ballot? >> as far as i've discussed with my fellow students and having a lot of conversations that i've had, we see it as an election with two lesser evils. i do not believe donald trump should be in office again and for now joe biden is the only person we see as an alternative to getting in office. >> let me ask you to go through some -- like a fire round here. first to you, tuesday. is there any scenario in which you would not vote, you will not vote in the general election? >> no. i will definitely vote. there is no scenario that i would not vote. >> if the choices are biden, trump, kennedy, cornell west at this moment, who gets your vote? >> at this moment joe biden would get my vote. >> same question for you. is there any scenario in which, tierra, that you will not vote? >> no, there is no scenario i will not vote. >> same for who gets your vote

bernie sanders introduced in the gaza strip in the senate meeting that was held to approve new aid to israel referring to the killing of 28,000 palestinians in the gaza strip, he said: america is a partner in the worst tragedy of modern times. the us congress plans to provide 14 billion dollars to israel. the money that is supposed to be used to kill the residents of gaza. a crime in which america is also complicit. bernie sanders also criticized the cutoff of aid to the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. in the midst of this terrible disaster, the us congress is planning to ban funding to unrwa. 2 million people should not be exposed to starvation under the pretext of israel's accusations. a number of western countries including the united states in support from the zionist regime , they cut off their financial aid to androa, the united nations relief agency for palestinian refugees, and a court in england examined 3 girls who support palestine, which investigated the beginning of their accusations, and what accusations the british government made agains

his view is just different than bernie sanders. in terms of state line, it doesn't align as much.s with jewish districts or high jewish population where you had democrats, lois frankel, jar ed moskowitz siding with the israel bills. that has been more distinct and let me bring you back up to speed in middle of the vote. votes are supposed to take 15 minutes and there is a clock they run. considering the fact this vote started little bit after 5:00 in the morning, it will take time to get everybody there. two points we will know when this pass, final end and/or when they get to certainly 51 votes. they only need a simple majority. there is 26 yes's on the board, they don't need a super majority. thing i would look for is attrition from yes votes. remember on the procedural vote they got 67. they only need 51. the bill has not changed, politics have been evolving because of comments from former president trump. >> carley: you were talking about the discharge position if it goes to house and looks like it will, it would go around mike johnson so the house could vote on it. i wonder i

hillary— bernie sanders won against hillary clinton and he kept notching 35%, 35%, 40% here and therenotching 35%, 35%, 40% here and there but we knew early on he would — there but we knew early on he would not _ there but we knew early on he would not be the nominee. he caused — would not be the nominee. he caused some pain to hillary clinton _ caused some pain to hillary clinton in the campaign and she ended _ clinton in the campaign and she ended up— clinton in the campaign and she ended up losing and so i think to this — ended up losing and so i think to this point, nikki haley is pointing _ to this point, nikki haley is pointing out some really, really _ pointing out some really, really important things about dohaid — really important things about donald trump but i believe the president, visit apartment and vice president harris will use against — vice president harris will use against him and so it could end ”p against him and so it could end up hurting _ against him and so it could end up hurting him in my opinion. | up hurting him in my opinion. want to turn up hurting him in

virtually every national poll that has taken place has bernie sanders defeating donald trump. and almost all of those national polls and many, many state polls have bernie sanders defeating donald trump by much wider margins than hillary clinton. now, here in michigan, for example, just the poll out the other day, hillary clinton did very well against trump. she beat him in the poll by 16 points. that's very good. we beat them by 22 points. and that is true in state after state after state. now, the reason that we will together defeat trump if he is the republican candidate, is not complicated. and that is that the american people are not going to elect as president somebody who in salts muslims. is one of the largest religions in the world. that's not the kind of guy they're going to elect as president. somebody who insults mexicans and our neighbors to the south. the american people are not going to elect a president who every day is insulting women. calling insults african-americans. let us not forget, people sometimes do. one of the more, you know, president obama i've kno

and that's what bernie sanders has run for presidency did. so the wife hi, how's clearly concerned? joe biden was on seth meyers what, 12 hours ago, 14 hours ago, saying that he thinks a ceasefire is going to be on monday. timing seems to be perfect, right? right before the michigan primary, where he was facing this we shall see how it might affect the turnout and polling there mark preston. thank you so much. we want to get some perspective now from one of the michigan democrats who is pushing for this uncommitted protest vote. we have with us state representative a lob us for hot, a lot of us. thank you so much for being with us. what message are are you trying to send president biden by voting on committed? >> yeah, i want to make it clear that today's vote is an appeal to the white house. it isn't appeal to president biden to be the leader that we know. he can't leave that he promised the nation he would be in 2020 when he campaigned saying that he was going to restore dignity did he inhumanity to the white house right now thousands of michiganders are watching overseas. their l

it's more on the right than the left but bernie sanders does not get up and say let's work together and see if we can save social security. he has his point of view and he has huge support among democratic voters. do you know how many bills he has passed? none. he is not willing to sit down and work across the aisle and see if there is common ground. he is not going to compromise. i remember being in a town meeting and somebody said to me, are you going to compromise? i can't vote for someone that is willing to compromise. i said, sir, are you married? the whole nature of america from the beginning was a compromise. we did not live up to founding documents from the very beginning out of compromise. that is how the system works. we have become a more perfect union as time has gone on. i saw the pole at the university and 78% of respondents said they wanted somebody that would work across the aisle but 82% said, but my party has gone far enough. the other party needs to move. this is impossible but that is the attitude that we should dig in and not compromise, not reach across the aisle.

bernie sanders is an independent but he voted with the democrats. he voted against it to protest israel given all the debts in gaza for the democrats were largely united. now it just inching along we will see how they work this out. we expect this to pass ultimately this week we just don't know exactly when. host: for folks trying to follow this, why is this one getting so many votes on it for folks were used to of vote on final passage so why is this inching along? guest: because it's a very obscure body and has obscure rules. without an agreement from all 100 senators to move quickly on bills, one member can hold it up in this case rand paul from kentucky. there is an iron he to that because rand paul is one of mcconnell's loudest critics. it creates interesting state politics but if you don't have 100, they can force the issue. there are procedural tactics they can use in their trying to get amendments. there is the filibuster they have to get over and these clocks are usually 30 hours in between votes and that can take a long time to get these t

and bernie sanders might have been the nominee and could have been president. and i and let me tell you, the the the economic vision that bernie sanders has would not allow to be the hope of the or to have a military that could defend us, our our debt would go absolutely through the roof, our economy would slow down. there's a lot of things i think that he and and his his cohort of the democratic party would would do that would very badly damage the country and your your future. at the same time, our side of the aisle look, our party is overwhelmingly dominated by donald trump and while there are a number of policies where he and i agree on the matter of his character and people say, oh, it's his style, it's not his style, it's character. and matter of character. and the the the values that he exudes and communicates to the people of america. he is badly off, off base and and is doing great damage. so, you know, we have what i think approximately 70% of republican still say that donald trump won the 2020 election. it's like, are we going to abandon truth to tha

it's more on the right than the left, generally, but bernie sanders doesn't get up and say, let's work together and see if we can't find a way to save social security, no. he has his point of view, fights for his point of view, and has huge support among democratic voters. do you know how many bills he has passed? none. he is not willing to sit down and work across the aisle and see if there is common ground. no, no, he's not going to compromise. i remember being in a town meeting and someone said to me, are you going to compromise? he said i can't vote for someone who is willing to compromise. i said, sir, are you married? and the whole nature of america. from the very beginning, it was a compromise. as you know, we didn't live up to our founding documents from the very beginning. that is kind of how this system works. and we become a more perfect union as time has gone on, but i saw the poll that was done here at the university, and 78% of respondents said they wanted someone who would work across the aisle. i think 82% of respondents said, but my party has already gone far enough, t

i said in the last hour that i believe she is trying to pull a bernie sanders. someone who, again -- >> donald trump is going to put that in an attack ad, just so you know. >> i'm sorry, senator sanders. and i do apologize, former governor haley. -- that was the last primary. because he said he wanted the voters have the opportunity to vote for the candidate of their choice. and he garnered a lot of delegates. >> but he could. >> with haley, that's not our story. >> it's not her story. but the process is different. you have to understand, this is not an apple for apple comparison. >> that's true. >> the democrats have a proportional primary allocation, the republicans have a winner-take-all allocation. and unless states decide individually to allow a certain proportion of folks, and even in that case, you could have a state that is a proportional race, but then if you get 50% or more of the vote, you get all the delegates. so, the proportionality goes away. so, it's a very different dynamic for folks to understand the incentive structure for a bernie sanders is v

going back to your point, it's a helpless scenario and it's a travesty on all levels, yeah, and bernie sanders unfortunately still is not called for a cease fire, which seems like the bare minimum that... anyone with heart should do, peter, i want as well, yeah, i mean it's just, it's appalling, honestly, but at least somebody said something about all this funding, because israel obviously wouldn't be able to do what it's doing. this long-term support so it's a us funded genocide it's a us project yeah mean it essentially is an extension of us empire and that's why they use their propaganda to placate us peter i want to deconstruct this propaganda um and i want to do it through the lens of bill marr yeah because i think bill mar this isn't about bill mar bill mar is bigot we know that he's you know we we know that he kind of represents the face of liberal zyanism i people like bill mar and noah tishby and all these people, they they are positioned to put out there to speak to progressives, so-called, people who call themselves progressives and and you know, let's just assume well-intentioned l

you might have seen it as well on online or some platform with, with bernie sanders, bernie sanders, the, the, the, the grandfather of the potter familiar us of, of, of the left, just whatever. and he was ask, what do you, what will you do regarding the genocide and he should have worked for roget. he's far as he had every version of harbor paint, destruction, everything up and clothing. that number is still one that you as well. i know because my, my segment should be called light from the fish bowl because i live in this world of people who sort of know, but also peter, they don't want to be bothered. but you mentioned the word scientist. i could walk to you right with you to times square, which is a half a mile from here. we got off for a $1000.00 to anybody to define what that means in the context of what's happening now. and they will look at it by virtue of this, this regimentation as it being can amount to, to some type of anti semitic slower. yeah. that you're, you're the big. so this is, this is my problem. i'm, i'm sorry gentlemen, i'm, i'm, i'm in this master class of ever

that any of these people witnessing this with any sense of humanity can't finally stop, at least bernie sanders stepped up finally and said we can't authorize more weapons and military supplies for israel, it's obvious what they're doing, but he's the minority, so going back to your point, it's a helpless scenario and it's a a travesty on all levels, yeah, and bernie sanders unfortunately still is not called for a cease fire, which seems like the bare minimum. but at least somebody said something about all this funding because buse israel obviously wouldn't be able to do what it's doing. it's a us project, yeah, i mean it essentially is an extension of us empire, and that's why they use their propaganda to placate us. peter, i want to deconstruct this propaganda, and i want to do it through the lens of bill mar, yeah, because i think bill mar, this isn't about bill mar, bill mar is a biggot, we know that he's, we we know that he kind of represents the face of liberals. i mean people like bill mar and noah tishby and all these people, they they are positioned to put out there to speak to progres

it's starting to look a bit like 2016, when bernie sanders ran against hillary clinton.w early on that he would not be the nominee. and he caused some pain for hillary clinton campaign and clinton ended up losing and so, i think to this point, nikki haley is pointing out some really, really important things about donald trump that i believe the president — president biden and vice president harris will use against him and so, it could end — up hurting him, in my opinion. i want to turn to donald trump in a second but sticking with haley — obviously, we are still waiting for final results here but it has been shifting back and forth anywhere from maybe 10, 15, 20% difference between the two, — if nikki haley does outperform both polling numbers which had donald trump ahead by as many as 30 points, is she able then, lanhee, to make a case going forward that she does have some..? the critical number is really a0%. regardless of... she has to get a0% of the vote in south carolina? she talked about improving upon previous performances, so iowa, new hampshire was an improvemen

stuart: did you work for bernie sanders? >> i sure did. i was is racial justice director in 2016.: you are a socialist? >> absolutely not. i have a staff with 300 employees, served in this company. as a veteran i have been a for-profit organization. i was racial justice director. i challenged issues on race including bernie sanders, called the entire progressive movement a racist movement. i am a businesswoman like you. the us department of commerce, entrepreneur of the year last year. stuart: thank you for being with us, appreciate your point of view. thanks a lot. voters are grading president biden's job performance after he was called an uninspiring candidate. what are they saying? ashley: many are unimpressed giving the president a failing grade on a number of issues. listen to this. >> it is time he stepped down and ask somebody to take over because he is old and it is time for someone else to lead. i don't think he can lead this great country for the next four years. >> he is an older guy. don't expect him to be exciting like obama. he is old. he will be slower but he is mak

warren bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez and the struggle for a new american politics. it's by josh green, an experienced reporter who has worked for the washington monthly and the atlantic and currently is national correspondent for bloomberg businessweek. his previous book, nearly seven years ago, devil's bargain, was a narrative of the 2016 campaign and how the partnership between donald trump as candidate and steve bannon chief strategist, led to populist nationalist led to populist nationalist ideas taking hold on the right and eventually in the white house in the rebels looks at how a parallel dynamic has played out on the left with a new strain of populism, a rising there as well in this narrative, the trigger is the 2008 financial crisis and, its aftermath and the story told through the careers of three political figures who have led charge. on the left, warren sanders and aoc forging alliances, working class voters and and demanding significant reforms. these three have given fresh voice to an economic populism that, as josh describes, used to hold sway in the

senator made his country an accomplice of the regime's crimes zionist introduced in the gaza strip bernie sanders in the senate meeting that was held to approve new aid to israel, referring to the killing of 28,000 palestinians in the gaza strip, said america is a partner in the worst tragedy. zionist media reported the death of at least 11 occupation soldiers in the gaza strip. these people were killed in an ambush by resistance forces in khan yunus in the south of the gaza strip. the tv of the occupying regime reported that the army of this regime will issue a statement to the soldiers in gaza about the incident within the next hour. the zionist newspaper aharonot writes that there is sad news from the gaza strip. the zionist media described the incident in khanyounis as painful for this regime. earlier this month , at least 21 zionist soldiers were killed in the gaza strip in one of the days of the war. the spokesperson of the yemeni armed forces announced that the american ship star iris was targeted in the red sea with a number of missiles. we will target any ship that becomes the largest of

when bernie sanders won over hillary clinton, speculations about trump's victory intensified, and we saw that in 2016 in the state of michigan. michigan trump won or a democratic governor in 2018 was elected in this state. and this will lead to victory, i can't say that it should lead to victory. speculations about this matter, the severity of the results of the michigan election , whether now within his party, what is his main cause in the future , it is very possible to determine the main result of the american election. what happened? i think the election was held in the morning that was our time . yes , it was well heard in support of israel in the gaza war, because they chose a goal for themselves , which was about 10,000 votes that they wanted to reject. voting commitment. that's mean the option that, although they choose the democrats , there is no commitment, that is, 10,000, 10,000 people will vote in this intra-party election, the democrats did not vote for biden, their goal was not to vote for biden , but we have seen several times the latest observations that i i had more

bernie sanders did that of course, against hillary clinton for some time. of course, in the hilary people blamed him for costing her the race. >> raka mama, exactly. so that can certainly continue to play out what he was winning some races that we should note. yeah, very good point. but what's also interesting here is that just how nothing seems to have stuck against donald trump. all the things that he's said, whether it's about inviting nato countries to be attacked by russia russia, if they did not pay their dues attack, criticizing nikki haley's deployed husband killing the bipartisan immigration, the border security deal. even as voters in this states that immigration is the number one issue for them, none of these things worked and we're seeing donald trump to have a resounding victory. >> yeah and i'm really interested to see his approach when he speaks tonight because remember the last time he gave a major speech in new hampshire he he certainly didn't give this speech that his aides wanted him to get. now that was because he spoke after nikki haley

go against anything that bernie sanders ever proposes on any occasion. never trust socialists.at's a fine report. thank you very much indeed. i'll calm down. denver preparing to cut employee hours drastically to save money. ashley, why are they so desperate to save money? ashley: coming down to the migrant crisis and it's literally blown up denver's budget and city working to cut $4.3 million to help that city pay for the illegal immigrant services. ha, but instead of calling for government layoffs, don't use the term layoff, the city trying to use semantics to soften the blow and some hourly on-call employees may have hours reduced to zero. who are you kidding? denver mayor mike johnson hasn't decided when jobs will have hours cut and by how much and the mayor hinted that the city will rebe reducing the services -- will bye bye bye bee offers to migrants and the money spent on migrants arriving in colorado alone. if your hours dropped to zero, that's a layoff and semantics and more. stuart: thanks, ash. the dow 30 and sense of fairly even split. a few more buyers and sellers w

there is a reason we noted that bernie sanders is chairing this hearing, and that these individuals arethis hearing, it's fair to say they likely are not going to agree or get along on anything. what should we be watching today? >> i wouldn't expect us to come out of today with an agreement that drug prices are going to come down and everybody is on board with it. people feel like their drug prices are too expensive to afford. the focus is to compare prices in the united states versus prices in the other countries. the senate health committee put out a reporting leading into the meeting comparing some of the drugs made by these companies. if you look at merck, it's $200 per year. if you look at if you look at stellar, an arthritis drug, $16,000 per year in the uk, $79,000 per year in the united states. these are not atypical prices. you see this for a lot of things. all of the medicines are on the u.s. list of prices of drugs to negotiate under the inflation reduction act. these could be coming down. right now, they are very high. >> question for you. is that because of the amount of ta

i would like to know what wing of the republican party is interested in having a bernie sanders democratl candidate? all that tells me is donald trump says if you tell me you love me, no matter who you are, you too could be vice president. stuart: julie: we will watch it closely. more after this. moving forward with node-positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal , and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can occur. tell your doctor about any new or worsening trouble breathin

. >> i voted for bernie sanders.to have someone like me to go from that extreme to say that i am now willing to vote in order to out genocide joe, it is a testament to how biden has lost big time within my community. amy: kenyan president william ruto is vowing to proceed with a plan to send 1000 kenyan police officers to haiti despite a court ruling that the deployment would be unconstitutional. the u.n. security council approved the mission last year as part of an effort to help combat gang violence which has grown under haiti's unelected leader, the u.s.-backed ariel henry who has ruled since the 2021 assassination of jovenel moÏse. meanwhile, the u.n. and aid groups are warning about a surge in sexual assaults and collective rapes in haiti as gangs fight to expand their power. on wednesday, protesters in port-au-prince burned barricades to protest prime minister ariel henry's rule. >> the people can't take it anymore because aerial injury -- ariel henry. the final for justice is possible. we must disrupt to get t

we had bernie sanders. we had elizabeth warren. we had pete buttigieg. these people very seriously running for president. they were spending time in the state. they had volunteers on the ground. you turn out a bigger vote. what i said at the time is that i had no thoughts of coming anywhere close to that. my hope was, i have said anything from 100 one time to 150. i may have said from 150 to 200. i knew one thing, it would be between 20% and 35% what have it was the last time. >> i know what you said about where the vote was in south carolina, and that's critically important. but i do want to press you on the notion of the president's support among black voters in other states that will be very competitive, like michigan. there was a voter who did talk to my colleague jeff zeleny. he talked about his concerns with the president and the fact that he doesn't necessarily feel that the president can relate. let's take a listen. >> he speaks to an entirely different generation. he speaks to the graeatest generation. he speaks very well to the baby boomers. bu