we talk about dearborn. i spent all day talking to voters in dearborn, they are very animated and motivated both to vote against the president on uncommitted ballot lines, because they want to send a message about what is happening in gaza right now. but you are not going to see that replicated across the country because obviously in the arab american population is significant in a way it is not elsewhere. but where steve kornacki was laying out there was also a significant uncommitted vote was college campuses. we know the biden campaign has struggles with younger voters. you're going to see that on college campus across the country. the president just last week i was with him in california, he's holding an event on student loans, he didn't do it on a college campus in part because their concerns about the protests that been emerging at these events. so, yes, this is a good night for joe biden, he's going to win the, state he will show some strength among those key voting groups he wanted to highlight, but

so this unfortunately, is it new to city of dearborn. whenever you see a rise in the war in the middle east and, and continue to strive, the dehumanizing language comes out around most of the, in our markins. and that leads to increased the threats to our security. your are in the states. you talked about that piece and you're just called it today, garbage which you also said that it was a distraction. what did you mean by that? and i think it was not a coincidence that as we have been doing the media circuit and many folks have to highlight what's happening with deplorable conditions. and it has the genocide this ongoing. that's such a piece gets published in the wall street journal to distract everybody from talking about what's unfolding on the ground. because and to talk about this individual that has a slab of 4 big and, and t r. tendencies to speak about a city, you know, nothing about. i think it was a distraction to get us off topic. and that's the last thing that we wanted this to now just talk about this wall street journal art

this is a time in which our dearborn community comes together. arab and non arab alike, muslim and non muslim alike. being together in this very difficult moment. >> last time on the program, i talked to michael, tyler communications director for the biden campaign. let's take a listen to what he told me after i asked him about the support of arab american and muslim voters in a swing state and an important state like michigan. >>> we are certainly concerned about every, state michigan as well. we are reminding folks that a, the president is approaching the conflict as the commander in chief, not the lines of politics. he is going to continue to engage in the community from now through november, and through the next four years when he is reelected. the people elected joe biden because he has the decency, the seriousness of purpose to serve his commander of chief. and to serve as president. we know that that starts -- in stark contrast to donald trump, who is running a campaign of revenge, retribution, of harm because he cares about himself. he ce

we do now have some polls from the city of dearborn itself. dearborn has 110,000 residents, not complete right, now but uncommitted is winning near born right now. at the moment, 56% in the airborne for and committed, and 41% for joe biden. so we expected that dearborn of all the places in the state would be the epicenter of uncommitted vote. you could see right now hublot biden winning overwhelmingly statewide, there is the an issue of the democratic side of how they give out delegates by congressional districts. all you have to do to get a delegates get 15% in a congressional district. in dearborn, which i just told you about, it is fully included in the 12th congressional district that -- so if uncommitted ends up winning dearborn, i think the odds of uncommitted getting a delegate out of the 12th congressional district in michigan are pretty good. so it is possible uncommitted may end up with a delegate tonight, overall biden will probably stay around 80% when all this vote is, in the city of -- right now at least uncommitted is leading. >

i mean, binding carried over 75 percent of the vote where you are in dearborn back in 2020 . i'm, can you tell us more about what you are hearing and seeing around you right now in terms of the abandon bite and campaign? well, thanks for having me. and especially thanks to the 2 other guests to i've been standing up in a interrupting bite. and whenever he tries to be somewhere, now we'll get to that later or yellow in the surprise. but yeah, i'm sorry it's, that's my job. so let me, let me just say this, you know, arab americans in michigan especially we've never really been a part us and community in 2000. we voted for george w bush. and then when he invaded iraq, we voted for john kerry. and then in 2002012, we voted for brock obama because his middle name is who's saying and then in 2016, a lot of people didn't vote for hillary clinton because of her support for israel. and in 2020 we bought it for by them because trump was so racist. so we're not really wed to one party or the other. yes, we voted more democratic lately and we voted overwhelmingly provided. but the moveme

and you can see right now uncommitted is winning dearborn. and one thing to keep in mind biden winning overwhelmingly statewide, there is an issue they give out delegates. and all you fought to do to get a delegate is 15% in a congressional district. and dearborn is fully included in the 12th congressional district. that's rashida tlaib's district. if uncommitted ends up winning dearborn the odds getting a delegate out of michigan is pretty good. so it's possible uncommitted may end up with a gel dt tonight. overall bidenl is probably goi to stay around 80%, but the city of dearborn itself very closely watched right now is uncommitted now. >> steve kornacki, i could listen to you all night but alas our audience is stuck with tongue-tied me. let's bring in our lead off panel tonight. michael memally he joins us. give us your take away. >> sure. what republicans will say tonight they'll try to draw attention to that uncommitted vote which in many ways is an expression vote. when you look at the republican side, right, there's no one with a puls

and i'm, it is the head and author, comedian, that active is joining us from dearborn michigan. thank you all so much for taking part in this conversation today. so i want to start with you. you are a young american voter. you're also palestinian. i'm so you obviously witnessing the brutal killing of your people from thousands of kilometers away and with everything that the us has to do with the story. how. how do you feel today? um hello. thank you for having me. first of all, i'm quite honored and to answer your question, i don't know how to fuel necessarily because it seems as if you know, us as palestinians or even the south sydney and americans. i've americans were told how to feel a certain way where we can't be upset with joe biden, because we don't want to throw off the elections and not have that. you know, have it be like a democratic, a demo democratic party when, but then on the other hand as well, we're still going through the motions of watching the genocide and our families back whole be murdered and killed. and also like actively realizing that as a young woman r

i mean by them carried over 75 percent of the vote where you are in dearborn back in 2020. i'm, can you tell us more about what you are hearing and seeing around you right now in terms of the abandon bite and campaign? well, thanks for having me. and especially thanks to the 2 other guests to i've been standing up in a interrupting bite. and whenever he tries to be somewhere that we'll get to that later or, you know, in the surprise, but yeah, i'm sorry it's, that's my job. so let me, let me just say this, you know, arab americans and michigan especially we've never really been a partisan community and 2000. we voted for george w bush. and then when he invaded iraq, we voted for john kerry and then in 2002012, we voted for brock obama because his middle name is who's saying and then in 2016, a lot of people that didn't vote for hillary clinton because of her support for israel, and in 2020 we voted for binding because trump was so racist. so we're not really wed to one party or the other. yes, we voted more democratic lately, and we voted overwhelmingly for by them. but the

i live in dearborn where we have about 60 percent of the residents here of americans. and if anyone is that you have capital, it is us on the voter registration. we have like 46 people names you had, we have like 8 people names you had with other spellings. all right, ma'am? yeah, no, i mean there's no way to deal with these guys other than pointing out how ridiculous it is. well, when they say things about us, i was only anger and, and hypocrisy to be shown. i want to ask you, oh, um, i'm assuming, um, as of now, joe biden doesn't have your vote. my question is, can he still turn this around? is there any chance you guys would still vote for joe biden this year? so i'm gonna start with you. um yeah, i agree. i gotta ask this question multiple times and i feel like i came down to my answer. um, now i think that the 1st step would be calling for an immediate and permitted sous fire. and then the release of, you know, whether or not these 5 cause like palestinian hostages really use and there's really hostages release. and then for joe biden to still use the billions and

let's go to dearborn. now, the center of this protest movement, jeff zeleny is there covering the democrats and the protest for uncommitted the protest vote. jeff, what are proponents of that protest vote saying about the region? results tonight as they come in >> jake, we have just stepped outside the event celebrating the success in their view of this uncommitted movement. here we are in dearborn, of course, the heart of the arab american and muslim american population, sharon his john was talking, we are in wayne county, so those are the numbers that are still going to be coming in and that is likely to add a, it is going to add a significant margin to the uncommitted. but regardless of the final number organizers here and supporters here, they believe they have already won a measure of success because they believe they've sent a message loud and clear to president biden, and indeed they have we have seen his language change in recent months. the question is, what do the voters and the organizers do fro

dearborn, a majority arab american city of about 110,000 people.so has the largest concentration per capita of muslim americans, of any city in the united states. deerbrook -- in wayne county. and then you go right next door, to -- county, this is a big college, this is where the university of michigan at ann arbor is. it is also where eastern michigan university is. and you've certainly seen that storyline of young voters, college age voters, especially in the democratic side, expressing strong displeasure with joe biden's handling of the israel-hamas war. and, if that is going to turn into votes against biden, it of a protest nature. if you are not seeing it in -- county, it is probably not going to be a big thing anywhere. >> that is all super, super helpful. and we will keep looking at that, we've got 10% at uncommitted there -- what are you, alex? >> i mean i think i'm, as we all, are looking at that uncommitted vote tally, just because the resistance to biden's position, and his policies of the war in gaza has been anecdotal. this is the firs

you see dearborn, dearborn heights. i'm from michigan. dearborn. dearborn heights. lot of arab arab american, palestinian in american voters who are, it looks like that number is like way overwhelming and that makes a lot of sense, right? that's where it should come from. now, what's not happening is i was on the phone with some of my low information voter relatives in the last 24 hours. and i said, how do you feel about being uncommitted? uncommitted to what? so there are african americans who are in the city of detroit which are a big chunk of the biden vote, who aren't there, but will be much more concerning to me because this is a little bit of a low risk protest because the democratic primary you know, you're not actually voting for donald trump. if you vote for uncommitted, it's a different question when you get to the fall what would have been more concerning is that these voters voted for dean phillips. now, if these voters have voted for dean phillips, there will be a fire alarm inside the white house right now and everybody who will be out of that building

i'm drawn 100 in dearborn, michigan. we're profiler, city and democrats are opting not circle for jo bite. the . we're going to begin with positive signals about a possible series. 5 deal between hom, us and israel. you as president joe biden says, an agreement for a temporary cease firing cause i could be reached by monday. and as part of it, he says, israel is ready to hold military activities during the muslim holy month of ramadan . jude to begin in the coming days. obviously the sources say the initial framework for the deal includes the exchange of $400.00 palestinian prisoners for 40 is really captives held in gaza. israel has also reported they agreed to the gradual return of displaced palestinians to northern garza. sources say that under the deal israel would repossession its forces away from crowded areas on hold aerial surveillance for 8 hours a day. barton was making an appearance on nbc that late night with set myers when he mentioned israel's willingness to posit. still that is driven ramadan off to the sh

many of these voters help put into office john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. a shortage of stuff and a lack of fuel. the medical supplies are forced to another health facility and goes out of service to them, a holler softener is the acting director of the all over the hospital. and there's a bother you and then off of this trip. and he's giving us a tour of the complex almost lighthouse calling them and we didn't shut out. that is the should i would that be sure my laptop as the beam and had them at the the set up the next and had she understands the method for be aware that we a and ones that will be yeah. the last night you know, i dumped off for a slot and now you will get a yeah, this a lot because she gave me because she didn't suspect and, and while it, that's gone about yeah, i saw here and with all different, i'm putting it on the deck it could be a while and don't want the one that it's all something. what if it's good, you know what i have done more than that? i certainly don't have to look up. i didn't i didn't. i meant that in just a. yeah. they p

, they're demanding a ceasefire and gaza and pledging to vote. uncommitted. dearborn mayor of dill, a mood says it's not just an arrow, the american issue. so not about being out of her being must have been having an attachment to the people in full us there in her being related by blood. this is about people coming together and seeing right versus wrong. they are joined, lead really by rashid, it to leave the only palace getting an american in the us congress. if a campaign helps trump, she says, playing by, present about is risk and another 12 term over just support for the most right wing government. most extreme is government in the history of israel. there are 300000 air of americans in michigan twice. biden's 2020 margin of victory when you've got that big of a population that that might or might not to support the president in re is re election efforts. boy, that could really swing the outcome in the michigan primary anger, his turn to action. but the real test comes in november when those supporting the uncommitted campaign will have to decide whether it is afford president vi

stuart: grady trimble in dearborn, michigan.uncommitted effort, credit push biden into changing his policy on israel? jason:he does so with peril because the closer he gets to hamas the further he gets from the american people, but i think he is going to lose to joe biden if he is on the ballot. i don't know that he will be on the ballot but if he is on the ballot i think he is going to lose michigan. there's broader problems for president biden than the israel/hamas conflict. it has to do with the combustible engine, the idea that president biden wants to put the fossil fuel industry out of business. those people make engines for automobiles and that is, donald trump is connecting with blue collar workers in big ways and i think trump wins big in michigan which swings the electoral college. stuart: where does this leave the rest of the democrat party which is in favor of israel? jason:the assumption democrats are firmly with israel is in question because you see some people who firmly are no doubt about it, the strength of isra

you get to dearborn. it is a thriving wonderful arab american community and they are very, very mad at the president. they help elect that they just are, they are very, very mad at a precedent. they help elect the question is now uncommitted tonight. where are you in november? and it's 24% in wayne county right now, that math is going to go up as we get more votes without a doubt. so you have strength but a weakness? and if you flip the table, you see the same. because if we're, if, again, the haley campaign is saying this, i'm not just repeating them to repeat them there's some basis to it. if joe biden's has issues at 15%, well then why doesn't donald trump have issues? when i'm at 28% and she is correct. and again, you look at where those issues are, which is fascinating to me in blue collar macomb county. this is again, these people used to be democrats than there was the big fight about reagan democrats in the '80s and early '90s. they are trump republicans now. but creek carried macomb county. this

on entering in dearborn michigan, where pro palestinian democrats are opting not for joe biden. the us president joe biden says he hopes to see strong can be reached in gallons at by next monday. more details remind you about the framework for a potential deal sources of toll down to 0, that $400.00 palestinian prisoners could be released and return for 40 is randy captive united states, egypt, and kata mediating talks between her mouth. and israel had to go, hey and has more now from washington dc. this is an administration that has been very, quite. busy about anything to do with the ongoing talks for a ceasefire just in new york, where the president was there for a campaign to parents. he was popular into an ice cream shop and a reporter asked, what do you know about the ceasefire? and he actually answered no president's habits. and so you just simply ignore reporters. it's very common of it that they do that when they want to send a message though, they will take those questions and the president interestingly, because again, they've been so silent about it not being side of

john hanjin reports some dearborn michigan in michigan. the message to president joe biden has been delivered to the 10s of thousands of arab and muslim americans voted for uncommitted. and the states democratic presidential primary, a protest vote against president bite and support of the war and gaza from a community that over whelming li voted for him last time in the majority air of american city of dearborn voter. after voter told us which box they checked, did you vote uncommitted? yeah, i'm committed, as of right now, as i'm coming to you, why do you want to know present? because of what? because of the way you've been telling me why it was it was to and they want and stuff it was there was little doubt that donald trump would when the republican primary in michigan for the bible would come in 1st and the democratic campaign. and they had their supporters, i voted for donald j. trump. i know the way the surprise of the night was the 10s of thousands of democrats who cast a vote of no confidence in the man most supported 4 years ago.

omar jimenez in dearborn. thank you so much, omar ghraieb, point joining us right now to talk about this as cnn opinion contributor, former house republican investigative committee counsel sophia nelson and democratic strategist joe trippi. guys, thanks for waking up to go through this. >> after last >> night, sophia, you say from what you saw last night reinforce for you that michigan really could be the deciding state in november. what do you what are you honing in on their why? >> yeah. i mean, i think pennsylvania is >> probably going to stay with biden. i think that, you know, some of the other battleground states that we saw in 2,016.20, 20 are probably static. >> i'm very concerned about >> michigan though because biden has a serious issue with the muslim community, right? and we saw that in this uncommitted vote last night, although his numbers were still overwhelmingly over what 85, 90%, almost >> he still, that's it. that's an alarm for him to pay attention to, i think with trump though, trump has go

by next week, dearborn mayor abdullah, her mood was not impressed. or you simply can't look past the genocide where there's been the killing there's been over 100000 now. we've been killed wounded or who are missing. so you can't really, really just right off. committed voters haven't come close to the meeting, joe biden, in the michigan primary, but they don't have to be one by just 850000 votes. here in 2020 and 4 years earlier, donald trump won this date by just 10000 votes and the uncommitted campaign believes it has the votes, didn't i bought it in a key? so wednesday did he is holding on to when a november is biting edges ever closer to amassing the delegates to win his party's nomination. the uncommitted vote marks a warnings to president. many of these voters help put into office john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. still ahead and i'll just see the us expedited sa pharma, finalized part of military leader to columbia for crimes including murder marking moments. so i wanted to celebrate an identity, very different from the one they say. i

ready to hold as minute feel patients and gaza for the muslim holy month of ramadan under on 100 in dearborn michigan, where pro palestinian democrats are opting not to vote for joe biden. from the front lines in the democratic republic of congo, group say they've joined forces with the military to battle m. 23 finances. the welcome to the program is very full. certificate. open fire on palestinians trying to get sued in northern garza. the a crowd cable differed from guns and times as a candidate to obtain slow on the al rashid road. the cause of city view ensued. agency says it's recently suspend today. deliveries to the rules because of the violence. a sense of his varieties have brought to you by the time relates, i'm guessing into the gauze and straight. the group play in front of a border crossing with each of preventing trucks from moving as a cute to get into casa, via egypt, a spokesperson for the u. n. c, military and office as a recent medical evacuation coming, but was also stools buys very full, says for several hours despite prior coordination for all staff members and big hill

g 0 dearborn, michigan. the us senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has announced that he plans to step down in november for 17 years. he's held the top post as the need of the republican party and congress move in any of the pots you need in history. dressing his colleagues on the senate floor, the 82 year old and mrs. that it's time for the next generation of leadership to take over to serve kentucky on the site. it's been an honor of my life, lead my republican color. it is such a man for the highest privilege. but one of life's most under appreciated colors is to know when it's time to move on to lives. next truck us guys, the chaper, tennessee who's long for us and washington. she has this news come as a surprise it says a great deal about american politics. these days, that's the news that of 82 year old matters, stepping down from a leadership position and congress did come was a bit of a surprise you turn to if you to last week know to political. it's joe biden is $81.00, and he would be a to a w

he's a business man here in dearborn and you are voting help. unfortunately, i am voted uncommitted in y as in, and we feel that we've been betrayed by president biden in 2020. we were his troll soldiers. we went campaign and we knocked on doors and we thought that when his team met with us, they said he's going to be just, he's going to be in close us and he's going to be fair. what do we have seen in the past? 120 days or so is the opposite. and that's been very frustrating. very emotional for our community. and i know that was difficult for you because you were republican before that, after trump came around you said you'd, you'd switch to democratic parties or this is a big change for you. what do you say when people say a vote against biden is a vote for trump? they use that in 2020, and it was a fear tactic. but if the end of the day or community don't see a whole lot of difference between the 2, because every day they're still killing. and if one person can stop the killing of children, it's president by then. and all the asked to do is l

also hit on john 100 in dearborn michigan where voters cast a surprisingly large vote of no confidence in joe by inviting strikes out in chads capital soldiers on the streets and reports. antoinette is down, rushed across the country the beginning and goes away. there was no lit house in the is riley miller, trees bowman campaign. the war has now killed nearly 50000 palestinians since october. most of them women and children, at least 76 people were killed in the past 24 hours alone. now these uh pictures from come all out, one hospital and northern garza for an infant has died from inhaling toxic gas caused by the is ready bombardment of the children in the medical facility. milner, you and agencies have repeatedly wound up increasing starvation and hunger among causes 2300000 people. now they say $1.00 and $4.00 people is on the brink of famine. the trickle of id entering this trip is largely to blind michael apples reports n t bones and the empty stomach in northern gaza. about one in 6 children younger than 2 is male. nourished in the 600000 palestinians all with the world food pro

but it is also home of dearborn. and you had the mayor on from dearborn a few minutes ago. dearborn, with a majority arab american population. so, we have, obviously, 85 votes only from wayne tonight. there is going to be far, for more coming. in but that is going to tell a big part of the story here of whether uncommitted is registering with that large of american and muslim american -- i'm committed, substantial vote start to come in. and then the other type of vote, the other demographic that uncommitted might be drawing support from, we said, college counties. college students, maybe college faculty, for that matter. we certainly got indications on college campuses have a lot of dissent toward joe biden's israel-hamas policy and -- eastern michigan university, about 40% is in right. now at that uncommitted number continues to hover just below a quarter of the vote right there. the other major places to watch, then, for this uncommitted factor, it would be college counties, really, in the rest of michigan. so, places you would look, this is isabella county up here. this

but so here is dearborn michigan. we have talked with the airborne, the majority of arab american population. not just dearborn, other parts around dearborn in wayne county as well, with american muslim populations. so when we finally get a forward picture from wayne county, that will explain how exactly uncommitted will fall here. there isn't 12th congressional district where it is possible based on what we are seeing now , uncommitted might take a get delegate, otherwise biden on pace to win here possibly all the other delegates in the state. so you see biden 80%, there wayne county is the big thing. you just want to see if we are following the story of uncommitted on the republican side here, trump is sitting at 67, and haley number a slow but it continues to fall. we made a note when she fell under 30, now she has fallen under 28% of the vote. nikki about a third of the vote has come in here. the problem for hillary is the -- the problem is she is losing by this margin, but the thing she was trying to emphasize in

he got more than 30,000 votes from dearborn alone. give me the temperature of how people are feeling. we know there were protests when president biden visited today. hots the temperature of your community right now, regarding the election? >> thank you for having me on. i think the word i often hear most frequently from my residents is betrayal. we were promised a president who wanted to bring back good moral consciences to the white house, to bring back decency. what we found with the ongoing genocide is a president who is aiding, abetting, and funding the genocide of the palestinian people. i had a resident who came to a council meeting who has lost over 80 family members. what would you tell that individual? >> so i know you previously turned down the biden campaign wanted neat with you. you didn't meet with them. would you meet with them? do you think it would be helpful for you to deliver that message in person? >> i turned down a meeting with the campaign manager because i don't believe this is a moment for electoral politics. o

we are voting for humanity. >> the mayor of dearborn says the city feels betrayed. >> in 2020 we were promised a president who would lead with humanity and what we have found since october 7th is anything but. >> the biden campaign says the president is taking the protesting seriously as they hope for a decisive win before moving into super tuesday. >> as the nation faces a potential government shutdown, leaders are doing what they can to make sure that does not happen. differences in spending priorities may be too much to overcome. congress has until friday to agree on a budget deal that would prevent shutdown. republicans say dealing with the crisis at the border should be priority number one. meanwhile democrats want to see lawmakers move forward with more aid to ukraine in the war against russia. >> here they are fighting without arms against the brutal dictator who will do anything to kill them. >> as negotiations drag on, payroll for government employees , military servicemembers and their families hang in the balance. if congress does not agree on a new budget, a full shutdown

and so this number for dearborn coming in at 86 and our 86 percent uncommitted is a huge, huge number. and let's put this into perspective. i mean, these are people, the most of the ones that we've talked to anyway, who said they voted for biden last time around at this community. dearborn, when heavily for joe biden, and one after another. when we went to a polling place early today, the mayor, the county commissioner, and many voters, told us they were voting uncommitted. so this is, this is a, a big statement as i mean it is, you're talking about the air of american community, particularly in deer, lauren, that organized heavily for bite and in 2020 each. and at that time, what i have to say is we sat on the same side of the table is 7, what you're seeing now is we no longer even want a seat at the table. we're telling him that we're uncommitted to him as he continues to fund the ongoing genocide in his eyes that we are choosing to value human life and show him that he needs to count michigan out. when it comes to genocide, you're constantly taking our american tax dollars and fund

but so here is dearborn michigan. arab american population. not just dearborn, other parts around dearborn in wayne county as well, with american muslim populations. so when we finally get a forward picture from wayne county, that will explain how exactly uncommitted will fall here. there isn't 12th congressional district where it is possible based on what we are seeing now, uncommitted might take a get delegate, otherwise biden on pace to win here possibly all the other delegates in the state. so you see biden 80%, there wayne county is the big thing. you just want to see if we are following the story of uncommitted on the republican side here, trump is sitting at 67, and haley number a slow but it continues to fall. we made a note when she fell under 30, now she has fallen under 28% of the vote. nikki about a third of the vote has come in here. the problem for hillary is the -- the problem is she is losing by this margin, but the thing she was trying to emphasize in south carolina and new hampshire, is there is a 40

many of these voters help put into office john henry and l g 0 dearborn michigan. now hundreds of families are validated in the company and to show solidarity with palestinians in garza protest as on duty support as much to the streets as cetera. through these have been targeting international shipping in the red sea, it means that they say it's aimed at ending as well as well. and also the into other these though from across the world in the articles in belfast, it's rules that little past by the u. k. government covering the cycle troubles era breaches, human rights. they know nyland troubles that it was challenged by relatives of victims of crime. that was committed during 3 decades of conflict between protestants, catholics and the british ministry from the 19 sixty's, the legislation and all investigations into the killings and office conditional. i'm the stay for some involved hardy souls that joins us now live from belfast. uh, how are you? the cold has spoken its very long delivery of a verdict. i mean, and all the interested parties will of course, be reac

henry new joins us live from the city of dearborn in michigan. we john, how is the so called uncommitted campaign going? the beloved community? the demands of our democracy is going to pricing really well for the sponsors of this case. because there is only 12 percent over the weekend i so far, and that is probably the number of people voting uncommitted so far in bad numbers about say, 17000 votes. well, normally uncommitted gets about $20000.00 votes. if it keeps them, it does raise throughout. electra 9 that would be more than a $100000.00 people voting and one committed. it's about 16 to 17 percent of the total vote. so what does that tell you pro donald trump 151-0000 votes? melanie 16. joe biden, one 585-4000 votes in 2020. so we're talking about margin. they could really make the difference ultimately in november. and there's electric. uh and let me, let me introduce somebody. i knows a lot more about this and i do this is a boss l a we're, he's one of one of our sponsors and vis advance here tonight. and you were just talking about your m

she had active as live in dearborn. the piece was branded on t r as in recess, but they will for later claimed he had no intention of inflaming hate. meanwhile, the cnn a news network concert install have sound to be alarm is what they say is pro is rarely coverage. the majority of the news since the war began, regardless of how accurate the initial reporting has been skewed by the systematic institutional bias within the network. towards israel, ultimately cnn's coverage of the israel, gaza war amounts to journalistic malpractice, palestinian americans on this um, yeah, just to of the palestine chronicle, rumsey pollute believes that the media has had long enough to realize the mistake that was make. and i think it's important that we actually go back just a little bit and ask the question about who is the person who wrote this piece and what it was he allowed to write it in the 1st page, stephen kolinski is with memory. memory is the middle east research institute. it exists to find faults in the muslim arab middle ea

and so this number for dearborn coming in at 86 and our 86 percent uncommitted is a huge, huge number. you're talking about the air of american community, particularly in dearborn, that organized heavily provided in 2020. and at that time, what i have to say is we sat on the same side of the table as i mean, what you're seeing now is we no longer even want a seat at the table. we're telling him that we're uncommitted to him as he continues to fund the ongoing genocide in his eyes. a we are choosing to value human life and show him that he needs to count michigan out. when it comes to genocide, you're constantly taking our american tax dollars and funding the deaf and killing of our people, who can't come back to our community and ask us for our vote for the french 5 minutes. it says nothing is off the table in western efforts to prevent russians advances in ukraine. gabriel, a callous comments for the president of mental macro refusing to rule out sending soldiers to ukraine. go down. you can say no. we are behind ukraine. if we allow russia to take control tomorrow, it could be membe

also hit on john henry and in dearborn, michigan were voters cast. a surprisingly large vote of no confidence in joe biden . and bonds breaks out and chads capital soldiers on the streets and reports in cities is down right across the country. the we begin in gauze are we there is no less often these riley miller trees bowman campaign. the war has now killed nearly 50000 palestinians since october. most of them women and children, at least 76 people were killed in the past 24 hours. a lot of these uh pictures from, from all as long as possible and move in gaza or an infant has died from inhaling toxic gas cause buy is rarely bombardment of the children in the medical facility. a malnourished un agencies have repeatedly wound all of increasing starvation and hunger among causes 2300000 people. now they say $1.00 and $4.00 people is on the brink of famine. the trickle of hide entering this trip is largely to blank. michael apple has more empty bones and the empty stomach in northern gaza, about one in 6 children. the younger then to his mail, nourished

so let's here, let's hear from voters in dearborn about why some cast and uncommitted book. i wrote it down to miss because i state prison finding is not doing the right thing for the, for the house teen our students to hire somebody police. absolutely. if it's a piece of both nations, i think that anybody from a different going to democratic well, so and uh, well, i'm committed just so it's multicultural, racial, it's a social issue with this community. the, the, the, the leading issue is the situation in the middle east and it's very well known that we support a ceasefire and we'd like our residents. so listen, the politicians in the united states to listen fulls of clothes in most counties. now. so let's go to john. henry new joins us live from the city of deer, born in michigan, a john, you've been speaking to voters there the past several hours. how is this so called uncommitted campaign doing as well as the right way to ask the question, because there really is no doubt as to who the winners are and the democratic and republican primaries. probably, joe biden has very

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