brandon tatum, thanks for being with us tonight. >> good evening to you. you for having me on. judge jeanine: some of the polls that we have seen, it shows that president trump's approval among black voters is at 14% disapproval. that's pew and that's from june, five months ago. do you have any numbers like that? what is the standing given all the benefits african-americans have been making under this president? >> one of the polls i like to look at on the rasmussen polls has the african-american support at 36%, double from last year. people can talk about polls all they want to. but the polls don't tell the true number of support. and i have seen firsthand african-american support increase from my social media to people i talk to every day. young black leadership. i can see the enthusiasm in the black community, and i think it will grow exponentially as we go forward. judge jeanine: let's assume the number is somewhere between pew and the number you quote. african-americans have never had the benefits of employment as they surround this president who camp

rob: brandon tatum with urban engagement at turning point us and former tucson arizona police officerorning. let's bring up a paul of african-american voter support for donald trump. if you look at it right now the number of african-americans supporting the president is 11%, not a bragging right but better than 2016 when he was at 5%. probably a marginal increase but what do you think the president is doing that is working for black voters? >> it is called result, not just rhetoric, not hatred, not legitimate or sustainable as a result, regular unemployment, driven orship among african-americans, when you see those numbers and things you want to vote for something that encourages you to move forward, not hateful rhetoric with no solutions. jillian: how can either party with 5 days to go get the support of some of the black voters who may be undecided, may not know what direction they want to go? >> what it comes to his education, like turning point usa we do a good job educating across the board. our summit last weekend, 400 black leaders had a great opportunity to hear from the presi