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in 2009. >>> something serendipitous is in the wind in detroit. a simple facebook post about old friends in prison for life was written by a native of detroit now living and d.c. got curious and looked up there pictures. >> i couldn't sleep at the beginning. >> wondering what to do? he called his old college roommate, john, the man who back in 1993 told him a story about the murder of old man bob. tell me why you called john? >> to see if he remembered telling me the story he told me back all those years about the night that old man bob was killed. >> he did remember. >> he remembered it exactly on the phone as he did when he first told me. >> the story that john had been there when old man bob was killed. he had seen things and never talk to police. now? once kevin looked at the pictures of the highers brothers he understood that john's story could expose a terrible injustice if it was ever revealed, that is. kevin stewed about it a bit and talk to his wife and took her advice. >> we had no hesitation that we should do something with this. you ar

we mentioned this, president biden is campaigning in detroit today. hosted former president trump is here this morning to tell us what he is expecting from biden today. >> carley: steve doocy will tell us what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: tgif, thank goodness it's fox. friday eshgdition of "fox and friends" 12 minutes and five seconds from now. moments after joe biden wrapped up that major big boy pres conference, another house democrat called on him to step aside and then another and another. not a good assign. new reports say even biden team is looking into a trump match up that does not include the current president. how does he change the game for trump? we'll talk to v.p. conen tender governor doug burgum, he'll be live on the koufrp with us. plus, new york a battleground state, who better to ask than former governor of new york, governor pataki. and white house guests were concerned about the president at the juneteenth -- and preview of the rnc that kicks off in milwaukee next week. and despite all the chaos, we are still making

here he is. >> good evening, detroit. >> good evening, detroit. >> good evening, detroit. good evening, michigan. good evening, detroit. and good evening, michigan. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, good evening, detroit. good evening, michigan. it is my distinct honor to present a transformative leader. i say -- i say transformative because when our nation urgently needed proven leadership, he not only met the moment, but he ushered in life-giving change. when our economy was teetering on the brink of recession, president biden turned it around remarkably. hallelujah. and because of the biden/harris administration, we have seen lower prescription drug prices and lower health care premiums. nearly $170 billion in student loan forgiveness. more people in the american workforce than any point in history. nationwide rebuilding of infrastructure. the signing of the first significant gun safety law in 30 years. tremendous boom in small businesses. over $16 billion in support for historically black colleges and universities. and the list goes on. as a woman of faith, as a pastor,

speech from joe biden, there in detroit. what are your main takeaways from it? well, as you know, pablo we've arrived at a time or how joe biden delivers his message. message is as important, if not more important than what he actually says. so you're right there. this was in a vigorous and energetic joe biden, but i don't think, i think the last time that i saw him as energetic was the state of the union address. this was the joe biden that people wish showed up to that 1st disastrous debate between himself and donald trump. but worth noting, of course, that todd, this is a complete comfort zone for him. he's surrounded by tearing our supporters. he's able to read prepared remarks off a tell a problem, sir, but what struck what so? well, what struck me content wise was how willing and aggressive he was in terms of going after donald trump. so he called donald trump a re fist. he reminded people here that donald trump is a convicted felon, and he said that donald trump is a threat to democracy. you write him or he reminded p

serves as the chief of infrastructure for the city of detroit. he 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 opportunity to appear today at this important hearing to represent the city of detroit and the state of michigan as a transportation official proud detroit resident, motorcyclist, husband and father. i'm here because detroit has the unenviable position of having the second highest 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 urban areas nationwide, overbuilt streets creates the perfect s

oh john and john joins us now from detroit. john, this is a, a pivotal state michigan. what move haven't heard from biden, this, of all the while the present, he just spoke to 70 or 80 people who were waiting outside not able to get into that venue. a woman who watched that told me that he spoke forcefully and said. ready going to win and that he needed michigan. and he does need michigan. in fact, before that the president spoke to a group at a restaurant and he said, i promise you, i'm ok, that of course is a reference to his physical and mental condition which came up in the debate that he had with a former president, donald trump, in which biden seemed to be out of it had a hard time finishing sentence, isn't acting pretty much like you did in those clips that you were just playing there. it's not at his best. so he's trying to reassure people that he is on his game that he's mentally and physically fit. he's running about an hour late right now, but that he is in power because he spoke to some of those people outside and he's been trying to gather his supporters he

[cheers and applause] [chanting] >> good evening detroit! good evening, detroit! good evening, detroit and good evening, michigan. [crowd chanting] good evening, detroit. good evening, michigan. it is my distinct honor to present a transformative leader. [cheering] i say transformative because when our nation urgently needed proven leadership, he not only met the moment but assured in life-giving change. [cheering] when our economy was teetering on the brink of recession, president biden turned it around remarkably. [cheering] and because of the biden/harris administration, we have seen lower prescription drug prices and lower health care premiums. nearly $170 billion in student loan forgiveness. [cheering] more people in the american workforce than at any point in history. [cheering] nationwide rebuilding of infrastructure. [cheering] the signing of the first significant gun safety law in 30 years. [raucous cheering] a tremendous boom in small businesses. over $16 billion in support for historically black colleges and universities. [cheering] and the list goes on

he had a rousing rally yesterday in detroit. let's us talk about that.report let me finish he readf the teleprompter but then had a 14 minute campaign. do you think they jumped the gun too much? >> no, i think they waited too long to start panicking with the concerta believing he was in his own mind. that debate performance is output atrocious will grow that we stop at the press conference on foreign policy remember it was handpicked journalists where he gets up there and said i was told to ask these and journalists these questions. or have them call on me because we don't know that we know we had the names we don't know -- mikita's are the questions ahead of time but. >> knowno not imputing the journalists. they are good people certainly. the absolutely picked which journalists would ask questions. i dozens like propose a national rent control policy which no one push back on. a lot of foreign-policy things as watching cnn and msnbc after the suit there's thing to check it out, check out your competitors they said that with a masterful presentation of f

there in detroit, michigan. they're running a couple of minutes behind schedule, but the president is expected to speak shortly. and we will jump into commercial break and out of it if he does. but otherwise, rejoin us in about three minutes. we'll be covering this rally. the president in detroit, michigan next. igan next. ava: i was just feeling sick. and it was the worst day. mom was crying. i was sad. colton: i was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma. brett: once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears, sickness in your stomach, just don't want to get up out of bed. joe: there's always that saying, well, you've got to look on the bright side of things. tell me what the bright side of childhood cancer is. lakesha: it's a long road. it's hard. but saint jude has gotten us through it. narrator: saint jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. thanks to generous donors like you, families never rec

school there in detroit. talk to us about what we've heard from him so far in michigan, where the president stopped at a restaurant where they were providing signs in the window. and he assured everyone that he was indeed going to continue running for president again in 2024. and he said, i promise you, i'm ok that of course as a reference to his physical condition after that rather bad debate performance and the number of gaps that you were just showing fully. he is trying to reassure people here in michigan that he's okay to run buddy's. he's running behind the where, where he was 4 years ago in 2020. he won the state by about 3 percentage points. now polls show him a debt even to a little bit behind donald trump in the state of michigan is important because this is part of the blue wall. democrats like to say they have across the midwest, which they did in 2020. we're buying one, michigan. any one, wisconsin, he want to kill a noise you want minnesota and for the day that he's pennsylvania. so this is an a

>> right, i was born, i was born in detroit, so lived between ghana and detroit, but mostly in detroit mostly detroit. >> and your family had a ghanaian restaurant? yes, in detroit. let's talk about that. >> yes. it was called miami house. restaurants on gratiot, and it was in detroit, and yeah, they served ghanaian food to detroit people. all right. >> i want to bring this up right here because this was a news article, right, that says if you look into the window and if there's a lively little finch jumping around and a bird cage, that means the house is serving. >> yeah. >> how, so you had a what's a finch? >> a finch is a little tiny bird. >> so there's a there's a bird just flying around this little guy named restaurant. >> yeah, it's a little cage, but that was my pet finch. his his name was pumpkin, i was about. oh >> can we can we talk about the name of the bird? >> i named him that because i just love halloween. i always have, all right. oh, halloween. >> halloween? yeah >> yeah, it's the spookiest holiday. >> all right, now, now i know how it's like. so did you have to work in

the one last night in detroit, that kind of got off starting around 7:00 p.m. really, the white house has really for the last year or two has made sure any of his public events is between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. biden was asked about that and pushed back at this idea that he cannot handle it. he said he just needs to pace himself more. there's going to be structural things with the campaign that they are going to try to do to make sure the best biden is going forward and not the biden that we saw in the debate. but you are right, we saw it on thursday, which i think, again, democrats in the campaign were pleased with generally how that press conference went. but for a lot of folks, you know, the most memorable things that came out of it was biden calling vice president kamala harris vice president trump. and then before that, introducing ukrainian president zelenskyy as president putin before world leaders. you know, while we are all questioning, or much of the political world is questioning whether biden can do this, remain as president till he's 86 effective

she is in detroit in the swing state of michigan, the head of a rally with president biden. janelle, it's good to see you. so those were just a few of the gas from president biden last night. how are things working on the day after that make or break these costs of the well branch on the j after that make or break up press conference. i can tell you that that press conference did neither of those things. it did not break jo biden's presidential candidacy. it also did not make it so what do i mean by that? it did not break the candidacy in terms of well, joe biden obviously remains committed to staying in the race. in fact, he's set to appear at a campaign, riley here in detroit, so he'll be speaking at the school behind to be. but it did not make the presidential account his presidential candidacy. it did not make it in the sense that it was not able to put to rest those doubts about his age and his mental fitness. and in fact, even after that press conference, we saw a number of democratic lawmakers add their names to those defections. 3, it was a 3 yesterday, so that brings a total

you're just seeing images there actually live from detroit on your screen. as i was saying, michigan is part of the trio of blue wall states, along with wisconsin and pennsylvania, that are key to a victory in november. it's a bite and that is uh, in detroit at the moment we'll be bringing you information from that speech and he's gonna be giving up that riley in michigan. and in our next step it shows all right, well, earlier we talked to dw correspondence stuff on simon's in washington dc and in light of the presidents pushing straight on to a rally there in michigan, we asked them if this was his campaigns response to stop the bleeding of supporters . uh. yeah, pretty much, uh they need a roaring job. i know, roaring presidents are requiring campaign or who gets it to get it straight to deliver is punches against his competitor against donald trump and well, you know, the president joe might manage that after this disastrous uh, 1st uh, tv debate uh, which was conducted by cnn 2 weeks ago, the next day he went to north carolina on a rally and, and really

right, well you've had a chance to speak to people there are they sit by and riley in detroit. what are they being saying to well, i would like to bring up again that these are tearing supporters at this raleigh. so as such other messages when they talk to me were they run along similar lines of these things that joe biden is the man for the job. because he has been doing the job. they pointed to his record of job creation of sweeping legislation. they also said that they were motivated by fears of project 2025, and the threats that donald trump but missed that a 2nd. donald trump a term could bring. but i'd like to point out that we are in michigan, and this is not an easy loading demographic for joe biden. so you had the rally here inside, but outside you also had a protest, the right from the a band and bite and movement. and that, of course, so are, those are protests there is that are trying to get voters to do just that a band invited because they're angry with him over his handling of the israel gauze of war. one of them even told me that the handling of the israel goes

some of his most ardent supporters here in detroit.h them, cracked jokes, but also stayed very much on message, again defiant, saying that everyone's talking about whether he's going to stay in the race or not. he said he absolutely would and not only that, he would defeat donald trump. he also laid out the case for what's at stake in this election, and also went over his record, calling donald trump a threat to democracy, a loser, and someone who's unhinged and would lay out an agenda that would threaten women's rights, would take the economy back into a state where it would benefit billionaires and hurt everyday americans, but he said it was important to also speak about not only what you're against, but what you're for. he started to lay out what his term in office in the first 100 days would try to achieve — everything from making roe v. wade the law of the land again to protecting social programmes like social security and medicare. and just speaking to some of his supporters who were here in this room, who were raucous at times,

i've been speaking to voters out here in detroit about whether they want to see joe here in detroit aboutthey would support kamala harris. and a number of voters say they like joe biden, they like what he's done for the everyday american with his economic policies... particularly women who are worried about reproductive rights say they'll support whoever is up against donald trump. and i thought it was really interesting, speaking to one younger black voter who said, look, he's just actually concerned thatjoe biden can't beat trump. these events are becoming ever crucial because joe biden will be scrutinised, and he knows it's important to get out in front of voters at the same time, and we know polling will also be closely watched, and very much a risk for democrats who know thatjoe biden�*s campaign is in crisis and they have to make sure they get the messaging up to the right, no matter which decision they end up making. thank you very much, nada tawfik joining us from detroit. president biden is about to take off, he's been at the nato summit in washington, he's on his way to detroit

before unintentionally asked a crowd of supporters, john 100 reports of the event in the city of detroit. the president joe biden returning to the campaign trail in the battleground state of michigan, and he wasted no time answering the question on nearly everyone's mind. speculation like, what's joe, why going to do is you're going to drop out here's why are you doing? we're going to learn when he won in 2020 by doing of wins in pennsylvania, in the midwestern states of michigan, wisconsin, illinois, in minnesota, the so called democratic blue wall. but with a growing group of democrats calling for him to end his campaign biden is battling his own party as well as protestors against the war in god degreed into supporters in detroit. as long as him in the administration continues to send aid and, and, and bonds and arms to israel. we're going to continue to protest his presence here and his position as president because you can not continue to fund and support are right when government, when it sits in direct opposition to what our values are here in america bite. in short, to address th

i mean, does he have to repeat what he did in detroit every single day until then? what does that look if you're in his shoes? was that what i'd say? two things. first of all, he's a tremendously professional human being. and even if he has racked by doubt and having serious conversations about his options, he has to show the people of this country and his party a message of, i mean, it and i'm going to make it happen because the campaign has continued. if he were to start being like you know, someone who mused out loud about all his problems that would basically kill the immediate efforts right now to stop donald trump from becoming president but the second thing is you got it's so personal and i've been there in a much smaller way. it's so personal. you're not going to just a week or two after a debate say, i've made a final decision. it's a painful, it's a difficult decision. it takes a while look if he can string together a bunch of good performances and start to just, you'll see it people will feel it and you'll start to see it in polling. you'll start to see i

joe biden about to take the stage in detroit, thank you for watching "special report."

rain and wind all the way up to detroit, then into the northeast. >>> also breaking tonight, president biden defiant, saying he's staying in. and reports a parkinson's specialist has visited the white house eight times in eight months. >>> and the harrowing moments onboard a united flight. >>> first tonight, hurricane warnings and watches in effect right now, as hurricane beryl makes landfall in texas. up to nine inches of rain, wind gusts topping 90 miles per hour. tonight, the death toll rising, at least three people killed, including a 73-year-old grandmother, when a tree came down on her home. water rescues under way. multiple confirmed tornadoes tonight. the system bringing heavy rain and winds all the way up to detroit, then over into the northeast. >>> also tonight, president biden insisting, quote, i am not going anywhere. the president now democrats who doubt him to challenge at the convention. the white house pressed about a parkinson's expert who visited the white house eight times. >>> the brutal heat wave. nearly 150 million americans under heat alerts coast to coast. reco

battling his own party as well as protestors against the war and got a degree to do supporters in detroit as long as him and the administration continues to send aid and, and, and bonds and arms to israel, we're going to continue to protest his presence here and his position as president because you can not continue to fund and support a right wing government when it fits in direct opposition to what our values are here in america. but in short, to address that concern head all squared is more must but a higher energy, joe, that appeared in his debate against donald trump was well received by the crowd in heavily democratic detroit. michigan is a microcosm of a nation. it's a deeply divided swing states that voted for trump in 2016 byte and in 2020 in po, suggest it's a toss up for 2024. and that means biden is lost some ground in the past 4 years. well, some voters question, the president stamina he thinks he's got a powerful story to, to really want to go back to the chaos of donald trump is probably the back where the united states most 3000000 jobs. by the way, by the way, down from y

i started as go live to john henry and who's in detroit, michigan for us. john present by didn't arriving in michigan just a few minutes ago for a campaign event. that just how important is the state for as well each crucial one the state by about 3 percentage points valley and now he's been. ringback he's showing about a one percent behind performance 4 years ago. you can see people filing into is event here today and among the people who are not holding for vitamins this time around are a number of arrows and muslim american motors and just other voters who are upset about the war and gotcha. and the us support for it, and i have someone here with me today, alexis a dan, we've talked before. welcome back to l g 0. let me just ask you so many people from dearborn where you're from and across the state of michigan are upset about the word and god that you helped organize the uncommitted vote for a 100000 people that voted uncommitted instead of for joe biden. what are you doing here with your protesters today? we can hear me in the background. yeah. so ther

it might well be because the road to the white house went through michigan, john henry and l g 0, detroit, the republican presidential candidate donald funds wait in and jo biden's capacity to run for re election. and the social media post on fridays at bible should immediately take cognitive test and that he would take one as well from set for the 1st time. it'd be a team and do it for the good of the country. trump went on to say that all presidential candidates should be mandated to take cognitive and aptitude test regardless of their age. social media company, mattress removing restrictions, and donald trump's facebook and instagram accountants. the company says the move is to ensure parity among us presidential candidates leading up to the election of reynolds has more from the subsidies. in fact, in january of 2021. after the insurrection which attacked the capital building, the medic corporation, which comprises instagram and facebook and is led by c o. mark zuckerberg, through trump all last year in 2023. they reinstated him, but with restrictions. now the company says that since

we stand up in detroit and yes sometimes we shake our heads because it is detroit and we say hands offur bodies and please with very much clearness, shut up and leave our lgbtq neighbors alone. we tell you don't you honor the words illegal. no human being is illegal. we are mothers, we are fathers, we are siblings, we are human beings who want to live and thrive with all of our hearts. and guess what. our movement would take you with us. we will. we will uplift you and help you thrive because trust me the haters won't. because which will everyone wants to be chic we want to be shepherds of hope and coverage. we public a support beautiful loving world. and they think something is wrong with us, that we are not normal. huh-uh, we want to fun life, the ability to thrive, but hope is so crucial here. it is the foundation that drives us. we all know this. it is our vision that literally i can tell you individually and collectively for a future dream of, i love that we are optimistic, that we are idealistic. they all want us, many of our constituents, people that can't be here, they want to

appeared in his debate against donald trump was well received by the crowd in heavily democratic detroit. michigan is a microcosm of a nation. it's a deeply divided swing states that voted for trump in 2016, biting in 2020 and poll suggest it's a toss up for 2024. and that means biden is lost some ground in the past 4 years. well, some voters questioned the president, stamina he thinks he's got a powerful story to, to really want to go back to the chaos of donald trump is the fact we're in the united states. most 3000000 jobs, by the way, by the way, down to you all the present american history of herbert hoover, who lost more jobs and he had when he came in or does he get to those 4 more years and that's a big is it might well be because the road to the white house went through michigan, john henry and l g 0 detroit. while the republican presidential candidate donald trump has waited on jo biden's capacity to run for re election. and the social media post, he said biting should take a cognitive test, and that he'd take one to trump said for the 1st time, the biggest team and do it for t

i mean, does he have to repeat what he did in detroit every single day until then? what does that look if you're in his shoes, what does that look? i'd say two things. first of all, he's a tremendously special human being. and even if he has racked by doubt and having serious conversations about his options, he has to show the people in this country and his party a message of, i mean, it and i'm going to make it happen because the campaign has continued. if he were to start being like someone who mused out loud about all his problems that would basically kill the immediate effort that's right now to stop donald trump from becoming president but the second thing is you got, it's so personal and i've been there in a much smaller way. it so personal. you're not going to just a week or two after a debate i say i've made a final decision. it's a painful, it's a difficult decision. it takes a while look if he can string together a bunch of good performances and start to just, you'll see it. people will feel it and you'll start to see it in polling. you'll start to see it

i mean, does he have to repeat what he did in detroit every single day until then? what does that look if you're in his shoes, what does that look? i'd say two things. first of all, is a tremendously professional human being. and even if he has racked by doubt and having serious conversations about his options, he has to show the people in this country and his party a message of, i mean, it and i'm going to make it happen because the campaign has continued. if he were to start being someone who mused out loud about all his problems that would basically kill the immediate efforts right now to stop donald trump from becoming public president. but the second thing is you got it's so personal and i've been there in a much smaller way. it's so personal. you're not going to just a week or two after a debate. say, i've made a final decision. it's a painful, it's a difficult decision. it takes a while look. if he can string together a bunch of good performances and start to just, you'll see it. people will feel it and you'll start to see it in polling. you'll start to see i

and we also have said khan, director of global studies at wayne state university joining us from detroit. welcome to the program to the both of you uh let's start off with miss zedon in damascus uh more palestinian civilians are being slaughtered as the israeli attacks across gaza continue. almost 40,000. people, mostly women and children have been killed in cold blood since last october, and what is really horrendous is that there's still not been any global intervention to prevent more innocent deaths and all the condemnations have fallen short of any action? yeah, actually this is, it's not new, let not limit the old problem of palestine just to october. the seven, let's just not pretend that this problem started only october the 7, it started long time ago, even before 1948, and we are used to the genocidal act here in the region, in the middle east, we are used to the genocidal acts and horrendous atrocities committed by the israelis against our fellow palestinians, lot of massacers happen and concerning the international law and international community, not taking action toward the

and we also have sied khan, director of global studies at wayne state university joining us from detroit. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with miss zaydon in damascus. more palestinian civilians are being slaughtered as the israeli attacks across gaza continue, almost 40,000 people, mostly women and children have been killed in cold blood since last october, and what is really horrendous is that there's still not been any global intervention to prevent more innocent deaths and all the condemnations have fallen short of any action. yeah, actually this is, it's not new that... let not limit the all problem of palestine just to october the 7, let's just not pretend that this problem started only october the 7, it started long time ago, even before 1948, and we are used to the genocidal act here in the region, in the middle east, we are used to the genocidal acts and horrendous atrocities committed by the israelis against our fellow. palestinians a lot of massacers happen and concerning the international law and international community, not taking action toward the

arthel: embattled president biden on the attack at his detroit rally last night. defying the growing calls for him to step aside. the ice beneath him still appears as thin as a couple of gaffes it is nato press conference the night before overshadowing his impressive handle on foreign policy but hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. president trump will take the stage at a rally today in weswestern pennsylvania but thas republicans are arriving in milwaukee for the rnc convention that's kicking off on monday. the big question at this hour, who will be former president name as his running mate? arthel: less florida congressman carlos gimenez out coming up a little later. eric: part steam coverage on both campaigns alexis mcadams and bill melugin are of the trump campaign madeleine rivera has lazily democrats calling for the current president to leave the race and his calls for staying in but let's first start with lucas tomlinson live and rehoboth beach delaware where the

we are live in detroit . also this our at least 21 students are killed after their school collapses in central nigeria. and a 1000000000 ad bash that's drawn anger and on, asia's which is mine holds a lavish wedding for his son in a star studded ceremony and his phone number to choose one much away from becoming the most successful grand slam champion of old time. tbs, lorenzo assess 8 to reach the wimbledon final health light. call us out, cross enter a piece of less dues cycle this on the thank you for joining us. we begin in kansas city, which israel has declared a dangerous combat zone, with tens of thousands of palestinians dropped inside to. this is the aftermath of and is really a talk on a residential building in gaza. city. everything around seems to have been reduced to rubble, bodies of scattered on the streets as palestinians rushed, injured to the few remaining hospitals nearby hours earlier, civil defense seems recovered at least 60 bodies after is really to spatially withdrawal from what was on

he's getting ready to speak at a campaign rally in detroit. standby we'll see how he does. plus, i'll ask the veteran democratic strategist, james carville about the deep divisions and the drama over president biden's candidacy and where kurt will lead standby lots going on i love milwaukee. cnn is locked i from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plans to take back the white house, follow cnn for complete coverage. the republican national convention starts monday at seven on cnn i'm andrea, founder of a boutique handbag grand. >> andy. and this is why i switched to shopify it's the challenges that we don't expect, like a site going down or the checkout wouldn't work. what's nice about shopify is when i'm with my family, when i'm taking time off knowing that i have a sight up and running and our businesses moving forward because we have a platform that we can rely on that is gold to us start your free trial with shopify today. >> while i'm a paid actor. and this isn't a real company, there's no way to fake how upwork can help your business

it was an honor to be in detroit. and we were in serious detroit. right? that was the real detroit. thank you very much. so respected such a wonderful man. and speaking of respect, secretary ben carson, what a great guy. nobody like him. former espn anchor sage steele. thank you. sage. sage has been terrific. she's been terrific. amazing person. another amazing person is a man named peter navarro. peter navarro, a patriot, one of the best trade people ever. he understood china better than anybody but me. i understood him better. know we both understood. where is peter? what a great guy. peter. or are you peter? andreas. peter, thank you very much. what a great guy. he got it, he got it. he was something special. and he's going to come back with us, i think. peter, you're coming back with us wherever. yeah, there you are. thank you. peter, he's coming back. he really did. he understood trade. he understood it better than just about anybody. he understood how we were being ripped off for years and years and years. and nobody did anything about it. but we did. and today we're delighted

we can go to our north america correspondent in detroit for that rally.we expecting from this event in michigan, and how important is it? nada: it is no coincidence that president biden is surrounding himself with his staunchest allies and supporters here in detroit. he will be speaking just behind me in a little over an hour. teleprompter there to help him, a scripted speech for his supporters. he is trying to show voters across the country that not only is he mentally fit but he does have support from key members of the democratic base. joe biden has remained defiant, hoping to try to get past the controversy that has, ever since that devastating debate performance. i spoke with some voters in the room, and many of them, his staunchest supporters, also hope that with time, if he keeps doing events like these rallies and does not have any stumbles, that it will help the party unite and get past talk of replacing him. carl, on the way in, press and attendees were greeted with the site of a 69-year-old man from michigan who held a sign, a white banner that

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i have did not and i was at a church because you're from detroit. i'm from detroit. we were at a church and i will tell you i didn't detect it anybody who's thinking about voting for donald trump in the services that i was in. fact, many of them still supported president biden, but they were also okay with kamala harris. their idea was whatever the democrats want to do, solve the problem, get it on with, let's get back to talking about donald trump. >> but there but there are african-american you are willing to vote for donald trump and we should not be naive about that, nor should we dismiss, overlook that. >> we always love to say in our community, we're not a monolith, but anytime a black person decides to vote for republican, that we want a cascade them. and so you can no longer come to the quote, unquote cookout. people are looking at trump for economic opportunities and other things that they may find a treatment we should acknowledge it, we should respect it, and we should study why those individuals are moving towards republicans generally speaking, which is

she's with the president in detroit and as i said, he's gonna be walking out there and that screen a moment. we're going to listen to him when he does our lead though as he is preparing to walk out, he did make a few unplanned and prompt do stops before this event. and, you know they were not they were not at the schedule. but you were able to observe and he's clearly trying thank to take the advice of some of his critics and do these impromptu events that he really is erin president biden is expected to take the stage any minute now, here at this high school in detroit, michigan but before he came to this high school, he made about 15 minute stop at a local restaurant with congresswoman debbie dingell. she is among those who has urged president biden really to hold these more impromptu, unscripted type of events to show voters he is up for a second term. the president's spent 15 minutes in that room walking around, holding a microphone without any teleprompter in sight? as he tried to make his case to these voters. and he very explicitly a tried to assure these voters about his cand

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and we also have sied khan, director of global studies at wayne state university joining us from detroit. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with miss zedon in damascus. uh, more palestinian civilians are being slaughtered as the israeli attacks across gaza continue. almost 40. people, mostly women and children have been killed in cold blood since last october, and what is really horrendous is that there's still not been any global intervention to prevent more innocent deaths and all the condemnations have fallen short of any action. yeah, actually, this is, it's not new, let not limit the all problem of palestine just to... october the 7, let's just not pretend that this problem started only october the 7, it started long time ago, even before 1948, and we are used to the genocidal act here in the region, in the middle east, we are used to the genocidal acts and horrendous atrocities committed by the israelis against our fellow palestinians, lot of massacers happen and concerning the international... law and international community not taking action toward these