. >> reporter: that struggle over what to do in 2024 playing out here in dearborn, michigan.m downtown detroit, it's one of the largest enclaves of arab and muslim americans, who make up 54% of the 107,000 residents here. >> the majority of the business owners are either immigrants or children of immigrants, first-generation americans. >> reporter: they've made political progress, electing abdullah hammoud in 2022 as the first muslim mayor of deborne. he says there's a direct connection between dearborn residents and 18,000 killed in gaza so far. for some the dead are their loved ones, the war a reminder of what they managed to escaped. >> many have lost relatives due to the conflict. folks in dearborn, many refugees who lived under israeli occupation, they have the scars and they bear witness to what that life was like, living under siege. it's personal. >> reporter: mayor mahmoud, a democrat, says he voted for biden in 2020 because of his humanity but says the president's recent comments lack empathy. >> i have no notion that palestinians are telling the truth about how man

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he lives in dearborn and his representative is rasheed tlaib. on infidels. doing her job representing the will of the people. fox host joins me. trump said march peacefully to the capitol and they indicted him. this guy says go kill americans and he's sitting there putting his-feet up next to his leather bound book collection. >> i got to cut the fbi a break. they didn't add one, they added three. the q, the i, and the a to the plus. this is very porch detail. but, look at this guy. this guy is not yemen or afghanistan. he was born in michigan, and he's preaching jihad, martyrdom and your kids should be muja -- whether it's dearborn or minneapolis, minnesota, where i'm from, you have a lot of madrases and a lot of clerics who speak very radical things. how much are we surveilling that. how much do we understand about that? how many people were motivated to go fight for isis and al qaeda. >> jesse: the catholics are the only ones who deserve -- do you remember when obama through a missile at that jihadi preacher somewhere in the middle east becau

it's not like an -- in dearborn actually won. state of michigan won that. >> hill harper, i'm a cracks and a candidate in michigan, thank you very much, all bring you back to talk, we're doing this series all throughout and i'm interested in how this shapes out in michigan. >> you do a great job symone, thank you for having me. >>> coming up next, folks, it's time for the symone spotlight i sit down with patina miller, you might know her from broadway or from the movies, or most recently from the hit tv series raising kanan, we talk about the new season next. don't you go away. don't you go away. and ipad and apple watch se - all on us. only on verizon. the chase ink business premier card is made for sam who makes, everyday products, designed smarter. genius! like 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more, so sam can make smart ideas, a brilliant reality! chase for business. make more of what's yours. at bombas, we're obsessed with comfort. quality. movement. because your basic things should be your best things. one purchased

in dearborn, michigan. >> he hates jews, christians a y and wants a holy war. >> when a car bomb killea in four americans in saudi arabia in 95, jibril sent a fax to cnna praising the attack, saying this. this fir >> the first and main goal behind this first series of bombings is to kick the jews, d christians and infidels from the purified lands of the p arabian peninsula. >> almost 30 years later, and jibril0 year is still out fr blood, calling for muslimsl childrenim all across america to transition into lone wolves. , >> the muslims in the west, especially the youth in the westouth in especially the youh in america, need to wake up. d tothe current events are a wae up call for muslims to start normalizing, mentioning proper meaning and putting itk back into their vocabulary. must be a common normal term and the tongues and i mean can'r social media. if you can't raise your child tellinlling hig him you want hit to grow up to be a mujahideen, a shaheed, then you're the root of the problem. >> a radical american muslim calling for a holy war against us from the comfort of his own hom

battalion chief murray has outstanding public service to the community by dearborn fire department. e.m.s. owens served for 5 years, he served in numerous roles as he remained steadfast in his commitment to service and keeping the community safe. he's been recognized many times over the course of his career for his incredible record including saving lives and safe driving. please join me in recognizing battalion chief murray and e.m.s. coordinator owens for their many years outstanding service to the people of dearborn in michigan's 12th district strong as we wish them well in their retirement. mr. speaker, i want to take time to acknowledge my incredible team and i and -- and our accomplishments the past few years for our community. i lovingly call our con gregal district 12th district strong. at the beginning of this year we opened three neighborhood service centers in detroit and throughout the district. our neighborhood service renners have returned over $5.5 million in constituent service dollars directly to over 80,000 residents, returning a loan just this year -- alone just t

get a newspaper called dearborn independent which he purchased for a song in 1918. the paper was a big money in the beginning. before its circulation fords editorial her ranks this little to draw the reader's hominy taxonomyos and who was beaten in the most recent michigan senate race. he had stolen the election. one of the independent's editorial staffers a veteran of the new york newspaper reports he had an idea wrote to orb's right-hand man and, let's find some sensationalism. and the answer landed on hidden not long after. a newly translated english-language edition titled the protocols of the meetings of the learned elders. the pamphlet was the work of russian who were furious at the bolsheviks toppling the aristocracy. the czars portrayed the russian revolution is not merely a local affair. they portrayed as the early aims of the plot by a cobalt of all-powerful jewish schemers to take over the world. the protocols was built in the product of his surreptitious notetaker a top-secret meeting where jewish puppet masters have dropped their strategy and tactics in

it was called the dearborn independent. which he had purchased for a song in 1918.ser in the beginning, poor to middling circulation. ford's editorial harangues did little to draw new readers. how many attacks on the men who had beaten ford in the michigan senate race to the public really want? oh, but truman -- newberry had stolen that election. one of the dearborn independent editorial staffers was a veteran of the new york newspaper wars. he had an idea. he wrote to ford's right-hand man, find an evil to attack. let's find some sensationalism. and lo the answer landed on -- not long after. a newly translated english language edition of a book titled the protocols of the meetings of the learned elders of zion. the pamphlet was the work of rabidly anti-semitic russian fabulous who were furious at the bolsheviks toppling of the old czarist it aristocracy. there's artists put portrayed the russian revolution was not just a local affair, but as the early innings of a plot by a cabal of all-powerful jewish schemers to take over the world. the protocols was billed as th

he had a newspaper called the dearborn independent, which he had purchased for a song in 1918. the paper was a big money loser in the beginning. poor to middling circulation. ford's harangues did little to new readers. how many attacks the man who had beaten ford in the most recent michigan senate race did the public want? oh, but truman newberry had stolen election. one of the independents editorial staffer is a veteran of the new york newspaper wars had an idea, he wrote to ford's right hand man, find an evil to attack. let's find some sensationalism and lo, the answer landed unbidden not long after a newly english language edition titled the protocols of the meetings of the learned elders of zion. this pamphlet was the work of russian fabulist who were furious at the bolsheviks toppling the old czarist aristocracy. the czarist portrayed the russian revolution and is not merely a local affair. they portrayed it as the early of a plot by a cabal of all, a cabal of all powerful jewish schemers to take over the world. the protocols was billed as the of a surreptitious note taker

i lived in dearborn until i lost in my district last year and have known arabs and muslims for decadeswish americans. this has been the worst time i can ever remember. what hamas did was an act of terrorism and yet so many families i know have families in gaza and the stories i have heard, i have met with families of hostages from israel, i have met with families, almost entire families wiped out in hamas. it is a very tense time. i think a lot of people when we get back to talking about the rape, the violence against william -- against women, simply do not want to believe that people are capable of doing things that happened. >> you have a diverse democratic conference in the house as well and it appears democrats are divided over the war. some of your colleagues want the u.s. to continue showing strong support for israel to defeat hamas and others want the u.s. to put a condition on aid to israel to stop the bombing in gaza. where do democrats stand? >> we are a divided caucus but i think that everybody, i think my caucus is united against violence against women as these stories are

now, i can't imagine young american motors, air of americans, michigan, critically important state dearborn, the anger, the frustration is and it's not just directed against these roadways i mean, it all that up and more morse into involves too much darker sort of dimensions. why can't i send that to them? it's also angry at the administration. and this, this is what's moving. i think at least the public mood. i need those operation with the whatever the administration has or hasn't done to come concerns in its own ranks about it's israel policy, there appears to be a huge gulf in the us and is really visions of the future. just a few days ago we had cobbler harris, the vice president directly addressing israel's talk of creating a security buffer zone between guys in israel. the us would not permit, she said, not permit the redrawing of the borders of gaza. is that just more tough talk or is there is now looking like an immovable red line for washington as well? you know, the administration has been clear in the numerator and for what i call the 4 or 5 know is related to post construct guy

. >> four years ago he voted for the president, urging dearborn, michigan, to vote against donald trumpwere to ask me two months ago if i was going to vote for joe biden coming out, i would've held my nose and voted for them. >> reporter: but as the administration continues standing the deadly attacks in gaza. >> in november we remember. >> reporter: abu cella says that he and his community can no longer stand by the president. >> the same way they are remaining silent, we will be silent and november 2024. >> reporter: abdullah hammoud is the first ever arab american mayor, he says they have lost loved ones in the fighting. >> what is unfolding over seas is not a political crisis, its humanitarian war. >> reporter: the domestic accomplishments, but is struggling with his support. if you face the binary choice over electing the president or reelecting the former president, what do you do? >> well, you have an issue where you have both individuals with blood on their hands, one is spewing obviously hateful rhetoric, but we have a current president whose policy is overseas have resulted in

four years ago, he campaigned for the president, urging neighbors in predominantly arab american dearborntrump. >> if you were to ask me two months ago if i was going to vote for joe biden, yeah, i would have held my nose p voted for him. >> reporter: but as the administration continues standing by the deadly attacks in gaza, abusalah says he and his community can no lodnger stand by the president. >> the same way that they're being silent right now in the face of injustices, we're going to be silent in november 2024. >> reporter: abdullah hammoud is dearborn's first ever arab american mayor. he says many here have lost loved ones during the fighting. >> what's unfolding overseas is not a political crisis and it's not complicated. it's a humanitarian one. >> reporter: a democrat, the mayor applauds the president's domestic accomplishments, but he's now struggling with his support. >> if you face the binary choice of re-electing the president or re-electing the former president, what do you do? >> well, you have an issue where you have both individuals with blood on their hands. one is spe

. >> reporter: jason carroll, dearborn, minnesota. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >> there is a whistleblower that possesses the audio of these recordings and the timing of the release and the decision on whether to release these recordings publicly is up to that person. there are investigators at multiple he levels looking into the pressure and the effort by donald trump and his supporters to overturn the election in michigan and this -- these recordings seem to fit with a lot of other information that we have already. >> good morning. it is the top of the hour. you have heard the phone call where then-president trump pressured election officials in georgia to reverse the outcome of the 2020 election. now "the detroit news" says there is a recording of trump urging officials in michigan to do the same. >> the supreme court has big decisions that could have a major impact on the 2024 race. trump's team may be going to the high court to delay a defamation case in new york. >>> if you are getting ready to head home for the holidays you are not alone. aaa expecting a record nu

. >> around here, around dearborn. >> and disquiet about the president's strong support for israel in the current war. so that adds a nuance. but he needs to not only win back some of those he's lost, but a lot of this has to do with motivation. even if he gets the numbers up among say african american voters in detroit, he also has to get the turnout. so enthusiasm is important. and in these marginal races, that could make a difference. >> and look, this is -- you menged enthusiasm. wisconsin is a perfect example of that. >> yes. >> madison, home of a great university. the university of wisconsin. my alma mater. >> and do they claim you? >> i claim them. and milwaukee, a huge liberal population, central part of the state and a little bit more avenue swing area in western wisconsin and a little bit more rural. >> a lot depending on the turnout in the city of milwaukee and that is two things to watch. and the other element, you talk about madison, this is where the third party candidates become a concern. you know, back in 2016, donald trump won wisconsin and part of the reason he won

. >> reporter: jason carroll, dearborn, minnesota. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >> theres a whistleblower that possesses the audio of these recordings and the timing of the release and the decision on whether to release these recordings publicly is up to that person. there are investigators at multiple he levels looking into the pressure and the effort by donald trump and his supporters to overturn the election in michigan and this -- these recordings seem to fit with a lot of other information that we have already. >> good morning. it is the top of the hour. you have heard the phone call where then-president trump pressured election officials in georgia to reverse the outcome of the 202

. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, dearborn, michigan. >> and our thanks to jason carroll and his team for that report. let's talk with our panel here. karen finney and ramesh panuru about that report and much more. ramesh, your response. the michigan republican party should be ascendant, but we have seen it's actually in horrible shape. >> yeah. it's funny when you think about the fact that trump made these huge inroads for the republicans in 2016. michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. all three states have republican parties that are doing worse than when he came around. they're doing worse than they were doing before trump took office. i don't think that's an accident. i think that shows youing? about trump's effect on the republican party, which is on net it's shrinking. >> and just to make an observation, i know this from being from pennsylvania, it seems as though they're doing the same thing they're doing in michigan, which is it's not about expanding the party, it is as you note, it's about shrinking the party. so it's all about donald trump and his election lies. that's the main

huge arab-american community in dearborn. united auto workers so powerful.oks like, to say the least, he is, the one of the most powerful supporters of unions when it comes to presidents, arab-american community is enraged from the palestinian community in michigan. >> and they should be. and the rest of us should be. biden is probably the most prolabor president we have had in decades, but the thing about his sponsors -- his response to gaza, which is one of the reasons i think he should step aside and there should be another candidate for president on the democratic slate is biden is fundamentally zionist. he believes this of. this is not just sort of opportunity -- opportunism we saw under obama. biden actually believes this. his embrace of netanyahu mystifies politics, the pies reality, defies humanity that he cannot look at what is happening and even at the level of pragmatic politics say, wait a minute, hold on, hold on, let's reevaluate the situation and thus calls for greater humanitarian aid to the palestinians. this is unacceptable. i think that is

let's play congress woman jayapal and this montage at this abandon biden event in dearborn, michigan, where the congress woman is from. watch this. >> i already answered your question. i said it's horrific and i think that rape is horrific, sexual assault is horrific. it happens in war situations. however, we have to be balanced about bringing in the outrages against palestinians. >> it's horrible. but you don't see israeli soldiers raping -- >> dana, i think we're not -- i don't want this to be the hierarchy of oppressions. >> you're announcing that president biden has lost the 2024 election. >> 25,000 muslims are in wisconsin. he won by 20,000 votes. we will change the vote. we will swing it. >> i will tell you on behalf of the michigan muslim community, we won't vote for you. >> i will workday and night in arizona to ensure the voters abandon by den. >> they're saying we will make sure that president biden loses the 2024 election based on this issue, mark. >> well, i don't think they're going to want to elect president trump on this issue. so i hear their threats. i don't think the

>> i lived in dearborn for 40 years with a man that i loved, and i moved last year because of redistrictingknow this community. they are hurting. all of us in this country need to understand what's happening in gaza right now. you can fight about how many thousands have been kill, but 6,000 to 8,000 children have been killed. 85% of the people in gaza have had to leave their homes. they are living in shelters and disease is going up. there's one toilet for 220 people. one shower for 4,500 people. they don't have food. they don't have medicine. they don't have utilities. and i can't tell you the number of families that i've spoken to who have lost entire families, entire families. we have to show some empathy and compassion. a jewish baby and a palestinian baby are babies. i don't want to see any babies die. we have to have a cease-fire, and this has to stop, and i agree with lindsey. and if anything good comes out of this crisis, we need everybody to come together and get a strong two-state solution. >> congresswoman debbie dingell, thank you so much for your time this morning. i really app

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