maga event in detroit. detroit free press even ran a photo series online with a headline, trump visits black church to woo black voters. what they forgot to show was how overwhelmingly white that church was and how many empty seats there were. in fact, if you looked at the carefully selected images you would guess the crowd inside was overwhelmingly black and pro trump, literally cheering for him and chanting his name. you would be forgiven for believing that this re-enforces what seems to be the new hot narrative, that it is black people, specifically black men, who are driving trump back into the white house with their overwhelming and historically growing support. and the actual reality that you can see with your own eyes and know if you peel back the layers just a little bit is trump spoke to an overwhelmingly white crowd inside a large detroit church that, yes, does indeed have a black pastor, but which merely served as a venue. and that the people who participated in the roundtable like those in the a

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jon: madison and detroit thank you.he former president has taken the stage and is speaking in detroit right now. let's listen in for a few minutes. >> we are leaving your estate by a lot. warren and davidson, warren thank you. thank you very much. right woman who was very quiet, very shy but very professional marjorie taylor green. [cheering] great person she is a great person. michael cloud, thank you my own congressman michael cloud and former congressman someone who almost one new york which they said wasn't impossible. what a campaign to ears late frankly because today it is different the illegal migrants have taken over new york today it is different but what a job he did former congressman lee zeldin. leah, wherever you are. delete, thank you. also a person who is really a terrific person i got to know her well congressperson in tulsi gabbard thank you. thank you. you all know my son don is out there working, he is such a good boy and kimberly i heard her speak they gave some good ones. thank you kimberly, thank y

foxbusiness correspondent that is in our live in detroit. quite a day there. >> absolutely, this church was packed but former president campaigning hard across detroit today. in 2020 the state blue, his campaign said in turning the state vatican and base of the reception at this church he might be on his way to doing that so former president donald trump spoke up 180 church this afternoon around 4:00 p.m. and multiple standing ovations. the loudest cheers came on trump set black community's desire stronger police presence and he will keep radical left wing gender -- excuse me, gender ideology away from americans and he would close the borders. part of the roundtable discussion among community members were able to share why they were supporting the former president like carlos chambers. >> i look to have joe biden became the president and allow afghanistan to collapse and allowed our soldiers to die fous me. when you have a president who loved our soldiers. [applause] we need to put our president back in office. >> president donald trump on s

but now detroit is changing again.and later this week, following years of renovation, the ford motor company reopens michigan central. the kickoff concert live streaming on nbc universal's peacock as they celebrate a train administration transformed into the heart of mobility campus. how does that make a difference? >> we're in a war for talent. it becomes much easier, i think, when we have a place like this, and you can say to people, this is where you'll be working. >> reporter: all of this as electric vehicle development super charges detroit's tech scene. the new campus already home to startups like an all-electric atv maker. other states offered better incentives to investors, but he chose detroit. >> we're having a surplus with the freedom. >> reporter: and for this detroit native, michigan central has meant training for a new career in ev charging. what is it like to see a space like this in motor city? >> i think it's great. it's good for our community. it gives opportunities. >> reporter: with hopes that motor

so i got long-term financing by former president is at the 180 church in detroit.

you can't sit in washington and talk to someone in detroit. you can't sit in washington and talk to somebody in california. you have to meet them where they are to show them that you actually care about what's going on in their community. and that's the key for an effective representation, an effective government and better communities. reporter: the campaigning doesn't stop. the next stop for former president trump is going to be the battleground state of wisconsin this week, but for now , like i said, he's enjoying the sunday celebrating father's day and i hope, mike, after the show you're able to do the same. happy father's day to you, friend. >> thank you so much, madison appreciate it on a beautiful day , great to have you thanks. the biden campaign says it raked in $30 million saturday from a star-stunned fundraising event in los angeles attended by celebrities and former president biden o. lucas tomlinson is live with details. reporter: good afternoon, mike. i'll also extend happy fathers day. president biden is waking up in los angeles

stuart: a rapper from detroit trying to block donald trump. they should feel entitled to the black vote. >> we appreciate him coming to our city. we're entrepreneurs and businessmen. we don't intend to vote behindly. we don't feel no one should feel entitled to our vote and want everyone to work for our vote. stuart: we'll bring you the rapper's full comment a little later and biden at risk of losing the youth vote with that potential tiktok ban and unpopular with gen z folks and could we see him reverse course? we'll dig into it. ice agents are struggling to crack down migrants released under the biden parole program and making sure they show up for the court date. we have more on that, next. ♪ in any business, you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best for everyone who depends on it. solving today's challenges while creating future opportunities. it takes balance. cla - cpas, consultants, and wealth advisors. we'll get you there. (♪) is bad debt holding you back? ♪ the only limit is the sky ♪

larry: welcome to come though,it trump in detroit this weekend, rallying black motors with the prosperity agenda and then after successfully pinching the country's top ceos in washington dc and doctor ben carson jerome smith on know that in just a few moments combat but first up about our own intrepid edward lawrence with all of the details and edward, what is cooking. edward: very depressing for president biden a lot of celebrities try to get joe biden reelected to office were talking about your 20, julia roberts and barbra streisand of these are people who are not affected by the inflation that the rest of us are really feeling but in the campaign events of the written some $30 million the campaign will use for ads and no inside president joe biden highlighted a liberal causes the u.s. supreme court. biden: look the supreme court has never been as out of kilter has it is today and i mean never in a top constitutional law for nine years in the it than most look of the fact of the matter is that this is never been a court that's been this far out of step. edward: outside of the event the

detroit. very often ends up in crime reports. the day are commonplace here. robberies, pickpocketing, car thefts, and armed attacks are flourishing. many areas are considered particularly dangerous and are controlled by drug gangs. the city has many streets overgrown with weeds and thousands of abandoned houses. another point of social catastrophe in the usa, the philadelphia area. the city is called the drug capital of america. here is kentsington, not at all the outskirts of the city, only 15-20 minutes to the center, scary scenes, like from a movie horror. they are called zombies, the walking dead, unconscious, hunched over in a stupor, after the next dose, hordes of drug addicts filled the sidewalks and streets. richest country, orange little things on earth, and white packages are packaging caps from used syringes. many drug addicts use syringes here several times, although syringes are given out free of charge to volunteer organizations. dirt, garbage, syringes, an open -air hangout, complete and ominous chaos. the set can

we are focusing on detroit's revitalization.im farley to talk about why the iconic automaker is spending $1 billion to transform an abandoned train station in motor city. >> the train station is very much a symbol, a mark along our journey to create a great company. we avoided bankruptcy which was amazing in the early 2000's. but to build a vibrant company in the ev world, the digital vehicle world, the train station felt like the right project for ford to be part of so we could be part of the revitalization of detroit which had been used by national media as an example of the decay of the country. this felt like the kind of project that would be emblematic of our recovery is a company. david: as we look at this glorious building as it is now renovated, we are reminded of a time in detroit history where it was a very proud city, much to be proud of. describe how this represents that pride in detroit. >> if you go back to the origins, the architect was the same as grand central station. detroit was the most prosperous city in the

madison is life in detroit with a much more on how the former president's visit went. >> hi eric. very busy setting for former president donald trump right here in detroit as you mention he started his day of campaigning at historically black church 180 church in detroit that church was packed to those in attendance gave the president multiple standing ovation strong then from the church took his campaign message to a turning point convention also being hosted in the city of detroit. across the two events he focused on similar themes he talked about the economy, the auto industry and immigration. making the argument the illegal crossings at the border hit communities of color the hardest. >> you note your social security and medicare are under siege because of the people coming over the border and the people coming over the border, all of those millions of people are inflicting tremendous harm to our black population and our hispanic population. those people are suffering because their jobs are being taken. their hospitals are being taken. their schools are being taken they're the

>>> taking maga to motown and donald trump makes his case to black voters in a detroit church calling president biden's the worst president ever for black americans. that is rich if i have ever seen it and we will get reaction from two detroit based faith leaders and calling on the a-list, president biden got some help from heavy hitters at a record breaking democratic fundraiser in los angeles. we will talk about the supreme court as we wait for major decisions this week. >>> comic pride. i will be joined by marshall warfield, known as roz on night court. so much more along with that. she weighs in on the role of the lgbtq+ community in making us laugh as part of a new documentary called outstanding. i am charge -- charles coleman junior. we have a lot to talk about. this is the sunday show. >>> good evening. donald trump seems to make a lot of assumptions about the black community and among them being we love sneakers and sympathizers to convicted felons. perhaps his boldest assumption of late is about -- black community has lost its short- term memory. trump apparently wants us to

side, i believe, of detroit.make of it. >> if there ever is a time that preside trump should reach out to the black community. i only hope he would select tim scott. and i think a lot of black people are waking up that democrats have promised, promised, promised and not fulfilling the promises and we need to make look to other places to get over the crime and crises that we're experiencing. if i were on the trump team. now is the time to push the button and reach the black community, not just the black community, but the hispanic community as well. griff: pastor, i suppose some of them may be watching and may heed your advice. and cory brooks, appreciate it. aishah: we're learning new details about the murder of a precious 4-year-old louisiana girl. why they found her across state lines in mississippi next. arthritis pain? we say not today. tylenol 8 hour arthritis pain has two layers of relief. the first is fast, the second is long-lasting. we give you your day back, so you can give it everything. tylenol. numbe

detroit is my hometown.i spoke before the roundtable and the level of enthusiasm was extremely high. people are anxious to hear what president trump has to say because they have already seen what he did in the previous administration and they were good things. you don't have to think back a long time to make the comparison and the other thing is the left is trying to make this election about a person and you know, a convict, all this kind of stuff because they don't really have anything that they can run on and donald trump is presenting things that everyday people feel. they feel it when they go to the gas station. they feel it when they go to the grocery store. they feel it when they open their mail and see the utility bills. and it is having a dramatic impact, not just on black people but on all people. you will see a migration toward him from all people, anybody who is thinking, not allowing themselves to -- is going to be moving in that direction. larry: on that point, first of all, jer ron smith, thank

stuart: that the turnaround, mike murphy new york city be turned around like detroit? be but if you go back on detroit it was so b bad, they had to basically pay people to come in their and hopefully new york city never gets that bad. if you bet against new york historically you have lost, so betting against it again i will you will still lose. >> sorry to interrupt you we have wall street will they leave for a friendlier pastor like you has been leaving for florida for instance or tennessee where the money is trading better. detroit had the bankrupt automakers that made a comeback, we have wall street, what happens now. stuart: will the office workers who used to work on six avenue in the giant office buildings, when will they come back that's when the city will turnaround. >> kids graduating from college is almost unanimous what are they wanted when they graduate get an apartment in new york city. that is real-time as of today. i'm bullish on new york city. stuart: i was young once and i would do that move to a big city. it is that time, shall be the dow 30, get a se

>> look, in 2016 donald trump came into detroit, asked detroiters what we had to lose. eight years later, joe biden has shown us. president trump came back the hood with the receipts. he talked about rising crime. he talked about rising interest rates. he talked about rising inflation. all things that hurt black americans the most. hurt all americans but hurt black americans t the most. the pastor made an appropriate point. president trump was in the neighborhoods. joe biden goes to a special dinner at the naacp. i'm not sure president obama visited the neighborhoods in detroit. president trump is showing up. republicans are showing upper not just with face time but with better policies than the democrats. >> this is what you're referring to, a senior pastor said this about obama and biden. >> president trump, i'm so humbled that you would be here, president obama never came to the hood, so-to-speak, right? president joe biden, he went to the big naacp dinner but he never came to the hood. so thank you. >> you know, the thing is, though, congressman, on one hand you see

so i got long-term financing by former president is at the 180 church in detroit.nt michigan in 2016 bit loss in 2020 he is stumping for african-american votes in that key age question 20 state republican new jersey congressman jeff advantage roosters and house judiciary committee as a trump supporter. congressman, good to see you. we just read some of what the former president was saying in a his speech to the african-american community. your state of michigan seems very similar blue state your state also goes republican sometimes a court african-american constituency. as a former president of something that can appeal to that group and to other voters? >> he short as he has history on his side. lou were aware of where we are four years ago and where we are now we remember when our borders were closed. we remember when our cities were much safer we remember when you can afford to go to college for you could afford interest rates which have increased radically you could afford to buy an automobile and most in four and that you could afford to buy a home. it cost an

serves as the chief of infrastructure for the city of detroit.e is responsible for leading the city's infrastructure and transportation priorities. collaborating with state and federal partners. executing major projects and overseeing grant funding. he has an mba and a masters in urban planning from the university of michigan. welcome, mr. krassenstein. please proceed. >> good afternoon. i'm humbled at the today at thi important hearing to represent the city of detroit and the state of michigan as a transportation official proud detroit resident, motoycther. i'm here because detroit has the unenviable position of high traffic fatality rate in and the third highest rate for pedestrians in the country. last year alone we lost 132 lives to traffic violence amidst the 40,990 people killed nationwide. our street network was built for a city of nearly two million people. almost three times our current population. like many nationwide, overbuilt streets creates the perfect scenario for speeding, ngerous driving and treacherous conditions for our most vu

wendell anthony, the president of the detroit branch of the naacp and the pastor in detroit at fellowship chapel. thank you for being here. let's start with your take on donald trump's visit to that to try church which we were just talking about along with reverend sewall. what is your take away? >> thank you. obviously, you articulated what needed to be said within your commentary. first of all, it was not an outreach. it was in in reach. you called it right. there were more white folk there than african-americans and the fact he was coming to charge and talk to the african- american community, he did not. it is amazing to me how one can utilize the black church, a sacred institution for your pernicious, perilous bargaining relative to what you want to do to propel your political concerns. it is not a question of coming in for policy. he did not articulate any policy. he articulated the fact that he wanted to come and get some black votes, but where is the policy? we believe in policy. the very community he came to needs education. you just heard the pastor talk about that. they need the

what matters in detroit -- detroit by the numbers is a perfect place for donald trump to go. to the 180 church they have about a 300 person congregation but it is where they are and what they represent. you have a city that's lost 34% of its population since 2000 before that, 25%. medium income in the high 20,000s you get the age demographic but a city around 78% black and failures that reflects so many other cities, so to go there and address it and look at the data and the outcomes of liberal progressive failures. not leadership, but failures all over the country and say as he said what the hell do you have to lose? tammy: now julie at the same time you know this is -- for people who know who failed them. isn't a sign of leadership that you're going beyond your base you're thinking not just politics of it but all americans in this case. >> i think democrats have been comfortable knowing that the middle class are going to vote for them. that tide completely changed now middle class, small business owners and 78% with which is, in fact, detroit is african-american. that's the

he's not going to win detroit.'s be real but if he can chip away at those numbers with the speech that is the carbon copy of that telling the people, everybody is going to be better under a trump second administration than they are currently, like they were doing well under a trump one, he can drive home that point and chip away at that numbers that's going to really help win michigan because that's a horrible spread an 89 point spread and if you knock that down to 60 you win michigan. pete: absolutely and we take this for granted but this is the first time in our lifetime that two former presidents with track records are facing off against each other and we know exactly what those track records are, and donald trump has done a great job talking in terms of common sense. rachel: yes. pete: doesn't have to be about political ideology. it's common sense on the economy , on the border. rachel: energy. pete: on men and women's bathrooms just common sense and that appeals to regardless of your background, i just want a

jack: al and i have a whole bunch of questions but i want to start in detroit and hosted a financial vegas and all kinds of buzz about the revival of detroit a lot of excitement about what's going on tell us what you're doing in central station. >> this is an iconic building that represented the decay of detroit and many midwestern cities and here we are with the brand-new building bringing back so many wonderful things, the city of detroit is growing for the first time in decades in the car company ford is growing we didn't go bankrupt many years ago and now despite the ev headwinds that the city is driving and ford is starting to thrive in michigan central station is not only a beautiful place for the city but a symbol for what can be done in america. >> part of the renaissance of the auto industry like michigan central is ev's, you reference a slowdown even though ford had an excellent start to the year. why do you think the overall sales level is dipping is it affordability, charging or how americans like to drive or is it something else? >> we are number two in ev's for the last

people in detroit, i'm talking about black detroiters who are mostly democrat are saying they are sickegal immigration and, do you know what? i have a lot of friends that work at at the atlantis and the uaw they don't like the electric mandates. the city is great city. i'm looking forward to the visit and i will be there and i certainly have to give a lot of credit to pastor zoe and other clergy leaders that will be there as well. >> lawrence: tell me this, we saw this in the bronx rally as the former president starts to make ground when it comes to black males, younger voters, minority voters it, seems like many people on the left are starting to racialize the politics again. put out these hateful messages saying that the former president is no fan of people in the community. the question is, is it going to work or are they more concerned about their economic state as you just pointed out? >> i think they are concerned about the economics. i think they are concerned about our national safety. they are concerned about and crime, of course, that's always a top issue. yes, i think it's g

and as pride month continues, detroit carves out a new international space for queer art. >> this is from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: it's the biggest night of the 2024 presidential campaign so far. president joe biden and former president donald trump will square off in atlanta for their first debate of the year. we've got a full table here in the studio for reporting on how the candidates are preparing and analysis of what's at stake. laura barron-lopez covers the biden campaign. and lisa desjardins covers the trump campaign. amna: and of course our panel of political analysts, amy walter of the cook political report, democratic strategist guy cecil, and republican strategist kevin madden. geoff: let's start with you lisa and laura. how has president biden been preparing? laura: has been at camp david for most of the week preparing in a very traditional manner. he has a lot of his close senior aides around him who have helped mock debate. some of them have played donald trump. they have

a big part of that was his pitch to black voters in west detroit, michigan. trump really attempted to differentiate himself from biden, specifically on the economy. he touted low unemployment for black americans in his administration. he also went after biden for his involvement in a 1994 crime bill that ultimately led to mass incarceration and disproportionately affected black communities. the largest claim that i want to note that trump said yesterday afternoon to that afternoon was that he was the best president for black americans since abraham lincoln. i want to give our viewers a chance to quickly listen to words that he said at that church in detroit yesterday. >> we are going to get your children jobs, we are going to make it possible for them to work. we are going to stop illegals from coming in. your biggest threat are the illegals taking the job. threats as to security, too. so many of them come from prisons and jails, from mental institutions, and even insane asylum's. this is open knowledge that is being affected very badly, the back community. t

madison allwood is in detroit. >> good afternoon, neil. we're here in detroit, michigan.ected to arrive at 180 church to talk to community members and black voters. it's been a busy week for the president. yesterday he was down in florida talking it voters there on his birthday for a fundraiser and earlier in the week on thursday, he was in a closed door meeting with congressional leaders talking about different ideas and his policies. that's where the idea was floated to end the income tax and replace that revenue by increasing tariffs on other countries. that news caught the attention of the economists, some sounding the alarm bells, tariffs would have to be raised over 100% to accomplish the difference there. a senior economist with the nonpartisan tax foundation, saying right now, individual income tax currently raises $2 trillion a year, customs duties or tariffs only raise 80 billion annually and the biden campaign were quick to come out against the idea, and saying, that donald trump just prepared a historic 500 billion a year middle class tax, hike, and he's repor

jake trailer is on the ground force in detroit. jake, welcome.e we hearing from this conference? >> alex, turning point has really become the strong arm of the far right conservative movement, and specifically with a lot of young voters. over the past few days here in detroit, turning point hosted the people's convention. those that poke spoke on stage were trump and everyone in trump's quarter. what they spoke about was really just echoing his rhetoric about election interference in 2020. there's also these kind of ambiguous calls to action that come from a lot of trumps supporters and speakers, talking about 2024 and ensuring that voter fraud, in their words, does it take place again in this upcoming election. one of those came from trump's longtime adviser, steve bannon, who is going to report to jail on july 1st for contempt of congress. just look at what he told the viewers and crowd this afternoon. >> are we at war? is this a political war to the knife? are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield in 2024? >> so that, i think, alone

one in politics, while biden was raising money from the hollywood elites donald trump campaigned in detroit, he went to a black church, the pastor thanked them for visiting the hood. to the markets take a look at the nasdaq a record high friday and is going up somewhere this monday morning, tech stocks doing well, the dow off about 90, fractional loss for the s&p. interest rates holding at lower levels, the ten year treasury is below, i'm sorry just about four and a quarter percent, the two year right around 470, 474 as the rates go up, that is hurting the mock into market, bitcoin six to 5000 and change, a little change for the price of oil euros 7875, gas, no change, 3.44, diesel report 77. politics the president is about to announce an amnesty program for illegals. if you lived here for ten years and married to a u.s. citizen you can work and you will not be deported an estimated 1.1 million people will qualify. on the show today, the president very light schedule for the week he spending much of it at his beach house and camp david, his aides are keeping them out of the public eye as mu

phoenix, denver, filadelfia y detroit.nes tambiÉn han provocad incendios y evacuaciones. fin de semana violento con dos tiroteos masivos en dosques, uno en texas y el otro en un suburbio de detroit. hay al menos dos muertos y mÁs de una decena de heridos. el gierno de honduras anuncia medidas para combatir la violencia que azota al paÍs provocada por las pandillas entre ellas la construcciÓn de dos mega cÁrceles de mÁxima seguridad. y en este dÍa del padre no se pierde la historia de abel, quien sacÓ a sus hijos adelante tras la deportaciÓn de su esposa y ahora se ha ganado el cariÑo de su comunidad como entrenador de fÚtbol. >> noticias telemundo fin de semana con johanna suÁrez. >> quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes y feliz dÍa del padre a todos los que nos acompaÑan hoy dÍa. este domingo comenzamos hablando de las altas temperaturas extremas que impactan a gran parte del paÍs. estas condiciones del tiempo estÁn provocando incendios en varios estados. uno de ellos estÁ fuera de control en el condado de los Ángeles. ya ha quemado

donald trump says i would rather go to detroit to the inner city. zelenskyy said please, i'm trying to do this peace summit. i need to you come and he said no. i would rather be with celebrities in hollywood. how serious are you taking the ukraine war when zelenskyy is hosting a peace summit on what it would look like and wants to know how we could count on our allies and they send vice president kamala harris who everybody knows does not have much juice in this administration. so that's the choice he made. let alone the people. i know money is money. is he going to outraise trump no doubt about it. but trump is closing the gap. i don't think those optics help. also the pro-palestinian hamas protesters harassing them chanting genocide joe in los angeles. >> steve: you got blood on your hands. >> lawrence: also on that point, steve, we can analyze who shows up to these events to fund raise for the current president, but the rattle of it is, he can't campaign for himself in a way. he can't raise money for -- you don't see all these trump events when y

for try as they might, the detroit mechanix will almost certainly lose to the madison radicals. >> detroitto play the sport to feel for this mechanix team. over the last seven years, they have lost every single game. the longest losing streak in professional sports history. 77 straight. shattering the old record of 29, set in the 1940s by the chicago cardinals football team. >> yeah, there's not a lot of respect you get from playing for the mechanix. >> we are definitely the butt of a lot of jokes. >> come on out, watch the team lose, why are they still around? >> reporter: they are still around because team owner brent steepe refuses to give up. brent is also the head coach. >> there you go! >> reporter: have you ever thought of firing yourself? >> yes, multiple times. and i wish i could. nobody wants to step up and do this job. [laughter] >> reporter: so... >> we're on our way to madison. >> reporter: every weekend, may through july, brent and his players, who all have other jobs, carpool across the country to lose at the hands of someone new. but as badly as the mechanix want this strai

when you look at blue collar job areas like detroit, like where i come from, specifically detroit, youmanufacturers, ford, gm. stellantis, a lot of jobs are taking away because of electric vehicle push by the biden administration. all the government printing going on, all the government benefits going on and you also have electric vehicles. a lot of companies are losing money, they have to lay off people. you have government rams coming in, completely rocking the private sector, private markets and it's taking jobs away. cheryl: absolutely. >> a lot of young people are concerned about it. cheryl: absolutely. we'll get into that during the show. by the way, president biden was out in los angeles. i want to show you this video. this is a star studded fundraiser in la. they got $30 million. but his demeanor was in focus. he you appeared to freeze on st. you see barack obama escort him off the stage. here's the video. the white house senior press secretary, andrew bates, denies he froze. he said the president was taking in the crowd's applause. jimmy kimmel hosted this, you had george cloo

madison is live in detroit with the latest. quick salute john.sident trump is back in florida today after a very busy day here in detroit on saturday. he started his day of campaigning at historically black church at 180 church where he spoke to voters. then pivoted to turning point convention he spoke to young voters. across those two events he really stuck to the same sort of messaging hitting the same ideas talking about how immigration was an issue. talking about the auto industry and the economy. making a point under the current administration inflation is rampant. flex the numbers are crazy. the food numbers, the energy numbers joe biden has no plan he has absolutely no plan he does not even know what the word inflation means i don't think if you gave them a quiz -- i think he should take a cognitive test like i did. i took a cognitive test and i aced it. >> president biden was not in detroit to defend himself at the dnc messaging was on full display here in the motor city across town the dnc paid for billboards to attack the former preside

frump won't win detroit. he will probably lose by a fairly wide margin. actually still working for the votes. is he getting a lot of respect just for showing up. >> president trump, i'm so humbled that you would be here. president obama never came to the hood, to speak, right? president joe biden went to the big naacp dinner but he never came to the hood. so thank you. >> laura: joining us now is lore reynolds zoe seoul, senior pastor at 180 church and the man you just heard. pastor. now he lost what does donald trump's outreach mean to the community? >> when you are in the worst of the worst, you are talking about women being human trafficked literally on the street next to us. you are talking about a methadone clinic where 500 people go every single day, that are generationally addicted. when the president is willing to come and bring his presence, he is gaining relational equity we would call it in our community street credibility think about the fact that policies put forward right now by the democrat party whether it's an open border, the bad inflati

we will get to you soon, senator first we will go to madison is a alive in detroit. >> a arthel. this father's day weekend the two fathers running for president they celebrated very differently. president biden quickly spent saturday in hollywood, california he was at a star-studded event they are raising $30 million the largest single fundraiser for democrat nominee. meanwhile president trump was in the blue city of detroit talking to black voters at 1 180 churcha crowd of thousands at a turning point convention for the former president making the argument flipped to blue in 2 2020 wasn't 2020 was abetter off under prest trump. >> in particular michigan was a better off with a trunk by a lot you are doing great. companies are moving back to cae car companies were moving out. you're not under eight mandates which could all be made in china it's a question of a few years. joe biden and his cronies and washington got rich by selling off michigan jobs and selling out detroit. >> something we heard from voters there inside 180 church earlier on saturday the president received multipl

you have to remember that detroit has a history of segregation.capita. older white men it sometimes gets socially awkward. president trump was not socially awkward. he was amazing, donalds, to be able to engage people in a mindset that says we're here authentically. not asking for your vote we want to hear your voice. >> aishah: we'll see if it resonated. you said the only reason joe biden is president today is because he was the vp of a black president and then, of course, black voters in south carolina really superchargeed his campaign. pastor, we're out of time and so appreciate you coming on the show and sharing your thoughts with us and see if president trump resonated. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> bill: happy man right there. 12 minutes before the hour. fox news alert. the war in gaza, israel announcing a pause in daytime fighting to help deliver aid. what it means in a moment. a former u.s. official says he believes hamas wants to prolong the war for as long as possible. plus there is this, check it out. >> nothing in life of signifi