. >> reporter: cliff albright is the co-sfoufounders of black vo matter. going on bus tours all across the south. now they're here in south carolina. >> we're kicking off our tour here in charleston, ready to hit communities, to help people get prepared for the upcoming primaries. >> reporter: we travel with them to "low country". towns like bluffton. a local group is hosting a strategy session. >> people lost their lives to vote. >> i'm not here to geoff you any answers to your problems. because you already have them. >> i know black folk aren't a monolith. it's important to create those relationships ms. >> reporter: the next day they're up the coast, hosting an event. cliff says their campaign is about empowerment and encouraging voters to look critically at the candidates. >> we're basing our preference on who we think white folks would vote for. we're fearful of what could happen if we pick the wrong person and we're not able to beat donald trump. >> reporter: he's critical of mike bloomberg, joe biden and pete buttigieg who he says demonstrate they t

me now former chairman of the south carolina republican party, katon dasan, and the co-founder cliff albrightf, i want to start with you. what you are you expecting to see tomorrow in the primary? >> we're expecting to see big turnout. we've got three groups going around the state, three groups of folks we've talked to. one group is really looking for somebody out of fear they think other voters will be comfortable with. they tend to lean towards the more moderate, leading with joe biden. then you've got the group looking for somebody speaking to their interests. the issues this they deal with every day. they tend to lean towards the more grprogressive candidates. bernie, steyer, elizabeth warren. then the group, give me a call in november and i'll show you. >> do all three coalesce around whichever candidate it ends up being? >> i think ultimately they will. but you always have the danger there will be some that are so focused on their interests as riflely they should be, that they might not be motivated to turn out. when you add in some of the confusing messages that you're getting from the

here is cliff albright, one of the black leaders. >> for pete to be out here acting like he's marching for something that as mayor he did not make happen, we can't support that. >> is clearly hypocrisy. >> we will find out how everybody does. let's show you who is on the debate stage tonight, you have biden, sanders, warren, buttigieg, bloomberg, styron klobuchar and bloomberg is not on the ballot here but it will be all eyes on him to see if he can do better than the disastrous debate performance in nevada last week. >> much more on all this and the delegate counts coming up. some other headlines, harvey weinstein rushed to the hospital after being found guilty of sexual assault and third-degree rape. he was supposed to be taken to the jail on rikers island in new york but according to his lawyers the disgraced movie mogul needed to be treated for high blood pressure. weinstein sets to be sentenced next month and could spend 5 years behind bars. the dc sniper dropped to supreme court appeal for resentencing. remember him? a disagreement after virginia passed a new law that could make