the whole in georgia trump probably you insisting it's rigged refusing to leave office that all these kind of things are being form around do you expect a crazy 5 months. i think it will be crazy and. if trump loses or a bit of it there's some things going on that bring up legitimate questions about the fairness of the election or whatever i think it could really be trouble i don't believe the one scenario i don't see happening is if trump loses the election that he refuses to accept the result and tries to stay in office that won't happen can't cat it can't happen. congress wouldn't commit it courts wouldn't commit it the military wouldn't permit it i mean that that is a scenario too far for you to happen so that won't happen but could it be messing around with the election itself sure that's a possibility and but i think there's so many people watching now there's so much attention it's really going to be hard. unless it's ridiculously close election and a few votes one way or the other could swing it but i think right now there's such a feeling that we can't have 4 more years of tr

republican national committee, and vernon jones democratic , georgia state representative supporting president trump's reelection. the discussed the political three records of president trump and former vice president joe biden, including the handling of the economy, criminal justice reform, and sentencing laws. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to black voices for trump, real talk. i am katrina pierson. tonight, we are joined by democrats from georgia, and a communications advisor, paris dennard. thank you for joining us tonight. the recent job numbers have exceeded expectations for the month of may and the united states gained over 2.5 million jobs. that is the largest gain for a single month in our history. even with half of the country shut down, president trump'

republican national committee, and vernon jones democratic , georgia state representative supporting president trump's reelection. the discussed the political three records of president trump and former vice president joe biden, including the handling of the economy, criminal justice reform, and sentencing laws. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to black voices for trump, real talk. i am katrina pierson. tonight, we are joined by democrats from georgia, and a communications advisor, paris dennard. thank you for joining us tonight. the recent job numbers have exceeded expectations for the month of may and the united states gained over 2.5 million jobs. that is the largest gain for a single month in our history. even with half of the country shut down, president trump's policies are still working. i want to get your reactions to this great jobs report.

georgia. e have seen several polls showing joe biden running dead even or even ahead of the georgia.t in so if trump can't consolidate it support he had in 2016 creates appear optionor democrats in the senate race and some of the house races. jacob is talking about the primary elections particularly in georgia. for your time today, sir. guest: thank you. unfiltered s coverage of congress, the white house, supreme court and public events. you can watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on or listen on ine or free radio app and be part of conversation through c-span's daily washington journal" program or social media feet. c-span created by america's companies as a public service appear brought to you by your television provider. george the family of floyd had his funeral service in houston. tonight 8:00 it p.m. on c-span. housing and urban development second ben carson was on capitol again housing policy. and actions his department has to the response coronavirus pandemic. there was also testimony from of the federal housing finance agency. the senate banking hearing

and the fox news poll in florida joe biden has a 9 point lead over donald trump, 49-40. in georgia joe biden leads donald trump 47-45, which is a tie within the margin of error in a state that should be overwhelmingly republican. and in texas another republican state joe biden is running one point ahead of donald trump, 45-44. leading off our discussion tonight is a physician and director of the columbia university's national center for disaster preparedness. john is a national affairs analyst. he is an executive energy of the recount. and, doctor, i want to begin with this new estimate that the real infection number is ten times higher than what has been reported. what is your reaction to that? >> yes, lawrence. so the actual is 20 million case as opposed to the two plus million. the fact of the matter is that by the end of this year, i think we will see 150 million at least cases because we have been -- public health officials estimating from the beginning of this that about 50% of the population will actually get infected with the coronavirus. not everybody is going to get fairl

right now, margery taylor greene is running for georgia's 14th congressional district and the front-runner. donald trump won that district by more than 14 points. if she wins the run-off, she has the chance of making history. you might also be shocked to hear thanks to video discovered from politico.com, her views on race are not great. >> there is an islamic invasion into our government offices right now, okay? they are -- you saw after midterm elections what we saw so many muslims elected. i don't know -- i don't know the exact number, but there were quite a few. >> the generations of black and hispanic men, do you want to know what holds them down? gangs. being in gangs and dealing drugs is what holds them down. the gangs are holding them back. it's not white people. >> since that video emerged, there's been condemnation from some republicans. the problem, of course, with this that the views of margery taylor greene are not out of sync with the republican primary voting base, especially in her district. joining me now, the senior politics reporter at vox. and jane, this -- i'm reminded a little bit o

trump calls for law and order. georgia democrat vernon jones has been working to make acts like this a hate crime in his home state. he joins us next to praise the president's crackdown. todd: chase rice in hot water, the country music star playing a packed concert. it has fans and fellow performers wanting to know what happened to social distancing and masks. we're on the concert controversy, coming up. ♪ guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart.

in north carolina and georgia trump is down by 2 points. in texas, texas trump is down by 1 point behind joe biden. yes, you heard me correctly, texas. and trump is reacting by resorting to his tried -- tired and failed playbook by asking the supreme court of course to wyche out the affordable care act jeopardizing the health care of 20 million americans in the middle of a pandemic. st strategery. thank you for being here, john. great to meet you. let's go through "the new york times"/cnn poll. they did a series of polls, we'll put them up on the screen. biden up 47/36 over trump in michigan which trump managed to win in 2016. in wisconsin where trump very narrowly won biden is up 49/38. pennsylvania the same story, 50 and 40. no one is ever up in florida. i find that very weird. arizona, biden up by 7. north carolina biden up by 9. polls can be wrong. polls can make you think that somebody's going to lose when they're going to win. that's what happened in 2016, although hillary clinton did win by the margin the polls showed her winning by i

he holds it over the president in texas, in north carolina and in georgia, while trump trails biden byoints in florida. joining us now nicholas wu, politics reporter for "usa today." scale one to ten, how concerned is the trump camp? >> well, i'd say based on some of the ad spending they've done over the past week the trump campaign is very concerned, maybe seven or eight. they're buying ads in georgia right now. you would think if you're going into the general election and you are a republican, if you are defending georgia that's a sign of concern. >> that really is. there's new reporting that several members of the campaign staff who were at the tulsa rally are now being asked to quarantine as a precaution after eight staffers tested positive for covid-19. what more are we hearing about this? >> well, i think it's likely that we will see more people continue to self-quarantine after this as test results start rolling in. we saw some news yesterday that one of the oklahoma reporters who was there tested positive for the coronavirus. so, you know, as someone who was at that rally, knoc

joe biden is out there claiming he will win georgia, michigan, two states that president trump carried in 2016. what can other republican candidates do to win over individuals like representative jones's constituents? >> i think at the end of the day, it comes down to facts and it comes down to really knowing the record of president trump and comparing it to that of joe biden. joe biden said in that now infamous interview, examine my record, man. i think that is exactly how he said it. examine my record, man. so let's do that. let's have a conversation and examine records. you want to talk about education, let's look at historically black colleges and universities. unprecedented support by this president. permanent funding for 10 years. title iii part f. billions of dollars for hbcu's. first time it is ever been done in history. president obama had a chance to do it and failed to do it. if he was caring about the black community, why didn't he stop the administration he was part of from cutting funding from the first budget of president obama? he stood by silently. when you look at the

trump campaign. also featured was terrorist or advisorfeatured was an and a georgia state representative supporting president comes reelection. the three discuss the political records of president trump and former vice president joe biden, including their handling of the economy, criminal justice reform , and sentencing laws. katrina: good evening, everyone, and welcome to black voices for trump, real talk. tonight, we are joined by georgia, vernon jones, and a communications advisor. thank you for joining us tonight. the recent job numbers have exceeded expectations for the month of may and the u.s. gained over 2.5 million jobs. that is the largest gain for a single month in our history. even with half of the country shut down, president trump's policies are still working. i want to get your reactions to this great jobs report. paris, let's start with you. paris: first of all, thank you for having me tonight. this is a tremendous achievement for the president but it is even better for the american people. job numbers coming out today, there were estimates unemployment would be upwards of 20% or more. the un

race relations and also a significant gender gap between the two, men preferring trump and women going for biden. in georgiats in 2016, the shift away from trump is almost entirely attributable to softer support among men. perhaps the most surprise willing results from texas where biden has a slight advantage within the margin of error. both texas and georgia were once relybly red states not considered up for grabs in the 2020 cycle. the results are coming on the heels after disappointing turnout at president trump's first rally since the coronavirus pandemic began. neil. neil: thank you very much. appreciate it. let's go toen svengali behind the clintons, mark joins us right now. the comparison, mark, that people have made polls four years ago that showed hillary clinton also enjoying leads over then candidate trump, and the leads evaporated so the trump folks come back and say the same thing will happen. is there a difference in the candidates as you see it? >> well, there is a difference in the candidates because hillary clinton had such high negatives relative to joe biden, but i think the interesting t

according to a new fox news poll, trump is trailing joe biden in key southern states in georgia, texas, florida and in north carolina. in national polls, a majority of americans are more aligned with black lives matter and protesters, with 66% approving of the movement in a recent "new york times" poll. even in mississippi, both chambers of the state leng legislature advanced a bill to remove the confederate emblem from the state flag. against a mismanaged pandemic and global unrest stemming from multiple police killings of unarmed black americans, trump's gamble of speaking to the a his may be a losing bet.

the country in pennsylvania to michigan, florida, wisconsin, north carolina, arizona and georgia, all states trump won in 2016, biden has the polling lead. >> crazy what is happening. nobody hears him, whenever he does talking can't put two sentences together. >> michigan democratic congresswoman debbie did go predicted trump's 2016 victory and says even with these poll numbers democrats should not get complacent. >> it is 5 months until november. we don't know what events could take place and i don't want anyone to let polls that aren't real or don't -- suppress votes or tell people their vote doesn't matter. >> in florida the president has dropped 3 points and table 2020 but the president's supporters and pollsters alike say the enthusiasm of his supporters could make a significant difference, 69% trump supporters say they are voting for trump while 58% of biden supporters say they are voting because of fear trump will win. biden says there is good reason for that. >> finding out more americans are sick will make him look bad. that is what he is worried about. he's worried about looking bad. >>

trump predictably did well with white voters but not as well as expected with seniors. biden overwhelmingly got support from black people. and in georgian 206, the shift away from trump almost entirely attributable to softer support among men. perhaps the most surprising events from texas, now considered a toss-up race. but both biden and trump supporters are cautioning not to read too much into the numbers. >> i think many of these polls are misleading. they can end up suppressing votes. people think their votes don't matter. >> we don't give these polls any credibility because they did not pan out in 2016 either. we know internally on this campaign that when we look at the states we are tracking and we go against and actually define joe biden -- >> reporter: this morning president trump tweeted at the polls, do not believe the fake news media. oklahoma speech had the highest television ratings in fox news history, sean hannity dominated tv with my interview thursday night, more than cnn and msnbc combined. these are the real polls, the silent majority, not the fake polls. eric? eric: all right, jacqui, thanks so much. and we will be

trump campaign. also featured was a senior advisor to the republican national committee, and a democratic georgia stateepresentative supporting president trump's reelection. they discussed the political records of president trump and former vice president joe biden, including the handling of the economy, women will justice reform, and sentencing laws. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to black voices for trump, real talk. tonight, we are joined by and aats from georgia, communications advisor. thank you for joining us tonight. the recent job numbers have exceeded expectations for the month of may and the u.s. gained over 2.5 million jobs. that is the largest gain for a single month in our history. even with half of the country shut down, president trump's policies are still working. i want to get your reactions to is

georgia. all states that trump won in 2016 and biden has the pulling leader.speak to it so crazy what's happening. the guy doesn't talk. nobody hears him and whenever he does talk he doesn't put two sentences together. >> michigan congresswoman debbie dingell famously predicted trump's victory and said even with these poll numbers of democrats should not get complacent. >> i think it's five months still until november. i don't want anyone to let polls that aren't real or don't really respect how people think suppressed voters. or tell people that their vote doesn't matter. >> and the president's home state of florida he has dropped three points since april of 2020 but the president's supporters and posters alike say the enthusiasm of his supporters could make a significant difference. 69% of trump supporter say they are voting for trump while 58 of biden supporters say they are voting because of the fear trump will win. biden says there is good reason for that. >> he thinks that finding out that more americans are sick will make him look bad. that's what he's

president trump and said north carolina was going to jerk him around, come to florida, check out jacksonville. jacksonville is ideal for the president. republican heavy county, also on the border of georgiathe downside for jacksonville is this. i don't think there is a covered arena that would be adequate for having a big kind of rally he wants. remember, president trump is a rally politician, a movement politician, he needs those big crowds. he hasn't had that. if you look at polling, that is one of the reasons he is not doing well. if jacksonville doesn't get it, it will be based more facilities at hotel availability than it is on political william or desire -- political whim or desire. if jacksonville had a covered stadium, i would be more sanguine on the chances. right now, i would say there is a good shot, but i don't know how much of a good shot. steve: every politician and journalist says a is all about turnout. -- says it is all about turnout. how is that going to work out with the pandemic in the fall? marc: democrats haven't been able to register voters like they want. obama was able to grow the voter rolls ahead of the actual day people cast ballots. a was able to count on rep

georgia. growing demand for mail-in ballots. but president trump claims it will lead to fraud. what our nbc news investigation found. >>> and the forces of change hbo pulling "gone with the wind." >>> and breaking news tonight, nascar banning confederate flags. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the brother of murder victim george floyd brought both his family's grief and hopes to congress today during an emotional hearing in washington a tearful philonise floyd implored members of congress to not let his big brother's death be in vain he spoke of the pain of watching his brother's last moments of life. his testimony comes as congress considers sweeping police reforms. kristen welker has details. >> he didn't deserve to die over $20. i'm asking you is that what a black man is worth, $20 >> reporter: on capitol hill, an emotional and raw appeal from philonise floyd, demanding justice for his brother george. >> he pleaded for his life he said he couldn't breathe. nobody cared nobody people pleaded for him. they still didn't care j

3 and a half percent pennsylvania clinton barely up about 2 points biden up 7 georgia clinton was down nearly 5 points trump biden or tied and arizona clinton down for biden 5 and a half of note here president trump was announced where he's going to be going for these rallies once the he gets the clear you'll notice he's going to arizona georgia all of these states that are crucial battleground places for him to win ok so. as you look at some of these one trend i'm saying is that biden still has problems with sanders supporters what is your take on it is like i said earlier there is no passion for joe biden there is no biden bump so it is all about it is all about trump an interesting poll was taken in never sanders voters it's a usa today suffolk county poll 20 percent of sanders voters flat out stated they're not going to back. biden they're either going to vote for trump or they're going to sit this one out now what's interesting in that and 201615 percent of sanders voters did not support hillary clinton and look at how close that race was while president clearly has an uphill climb it's it's going to g

lead over trump in florida and biden ahead but in the margin of error in three other states trump won in 2016 georgiacarolina, and texas. college polls also found biden beating trump in six swing states which trump won in 2016 and by double digits in must-win states, michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin which of course he won by less than a percentage point last time. outfront now the former governor of ohio john kasich. these are a slew of swing states we are now talking about. these are polls from various organizations. and they're showing the same thing in state after state. how much do you -- we're months away and we're in a very unprecedented time. but how much do you read into this? >> i kind of feel as though he jumped the shark, erin. that's the thing where the guy goes too far or person goes too far, they begin to lose the audience. the trip he made in front of that church was a disaster. the rambling, whatever it was down there in tulsa didn't go well, and that long dissertation about why he had trouble walking down the ramp just left people shaking their head. where is he on the masks? i

democratic nomination and it is expected to come next week when west virginia, georgia and kentucky all hold primaries. president trump said republicans are not forced to look for another state to host the republican national convention. it was scheduled to be held in charlotte at the end of august. state officials say it will have to be scaled back because of the coronavirus pandemic and that would mean fewer people with social distancing and face coverings and republicans won a full-scale convention in an arena packed with thousands of people. tennessee, florida and georgia are interested in hosting the convention. >>> 4:39 a.m. is your time. let's check in with steve and your forecast. hlt, steve. you are a winner big time if you like cooler weather hang in there. by friday and saturday we are in the 70s. me too. i had to be honest with you at night and makes it tough here. we do have clear skies and fog is zooming down the coast and pretty far off the coast. it won't make any impact whatsoever today. today will be the hottest day and temperatures sunny for all and wall-to-wall is high- pressure. large and in charg

. >>> plus the trump cult conspiracy theorist running for congress in georgia and why her recently unearthed racist videos may keep her from winning. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. there is actually good news for the country today and more bad, bad news for donald trump, the impeached president of the united states. it's been an unexpected theme this week that we saw play out again today when the supreme court, the roberts court, ruled against the trump administration in an amazing 5-4 decision. the supreme court prevented the trump administration from taking away the protected status of so-called dreamers. they are americans who are brought to this country as children without authorization. trump tried to take their protections away, which would pave the way to them being deported. today the court said, no, can't do it. this time around chief justice john roberts joined the more liberal justices authoring the opinion. as he did in that census case last year, today, justice roberts a lifelong conservative basically said the same thing he said in t

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biden leads trump by nine points in florida, 49 to 40%. biden is up two points in georgia, 47 to 45. it's the same for north carolina. only one point separates biden and trump in texas, 45 to 44. and these fox polls follow the "new york times" siena college poll from yesterday among registered voters in six battleground states that trump won in 2016. biden is up 11 points in michigan, 47 to 36%. biden is also up 11 points in wisconsin. 49 to 38. biden has a 10-point advantage in pennsylvania. 50 to 40. biden is up six points in florida, 47 to 41. biden's lead, 7 points in arizona, 48 to 41. and the former vice president is up nine points in north carolina, 49 to 40%. >> so here we go, gene robinson, let's go through these. from the fox news polls that we talked about yesterday. biden up 11 in michigan, 11 wisconsin, 10 in pennsylvania, and two -- >> "new york times." >> this is the "new york times" i'm sorry. and seven points in arizona. fox news poll has donald trump down nine points right now in florida and him losing georgia, north carolina, and texas. it's almost as if

officer who fatally shot african—american man, rayshard brooks, in the state of georgia has been charged with murder. donald trumphim secure re—election, according to the president's former national security adviserjohn bolton, in a new book. john bolton says mr trump "pleaded" with the chinese leader to buy more agricultural produce from american farmers. the trump administration is trying to prevent publication of the book, saying it contains "classified information" which will threaten national security. i spoke to amanda sloat, foreign policy analyst from the brookings institution, and asked her about the likely impact of all this. whether there is a kind of fatigue, these days, that greets new revelations about president trump. it certainly has been a long 3.5 years here in washington, and every day seems to be filled with new surprises. certainly for people that have been longtime opponents of the president, the group of never trump republicans, i don't think these surprises are anything new, and in many ways, they end up confirming people's worst fears. i think the biggest challenge politically is going to

trump campaign. also featured was terrorist or advisorfeatured was an and a georgia state representative supporting presidenteelection. the three discuss the political records of president trump and former vice president joe biden, including their handling of the economy, criminal justice reform , and sentencing laws. katrina:

yesterday in georgia from congressman doug collins and dan crenshaw from texas will join us and press secretary carlee -- kaylee mcinerney with the latest on the trump administration regarding police brutality reform. chicago native gianna caldwell reacting to chicago seeing its deadliest day regarding murders in decades. sounding off on cancel culture and journalism and the world health organization speaking out on a symptomatic spread of coronavirus. we will talk to dr. nicole saphier. a busy show, 3 hours starting 14 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. rob and jillian back in a couple. e difference between excellence and mastery is all the difference in the world. the lexus es. a product of mastery. experience amazing at your lexus dealer.

. >> an nbc news headline reads that what happened in georgia should be a cautionary tale for the trump-bidenil kapur wrote that piece and joins me now. we saw huge problems this week. as stacey abrams pointed out, though, not just in georgia, in south carolina as well. what's the warning here? what's the cautionary tale for the trump-biden race? >> the warning quite simply, craig, is that states may not be ready in time to administer the election during the pandemic and ensure safe access to the ballot box for all americans. now, some of this stuff is pretty basic. you want the voting machines to work. that was the problem in georgia. you need to fix that. the other is many states are moving toward a massive surge of vote by mail. now, this has already been practiced in some states like utah and washington and oregon. they know how to do this. but key states, including georgia, including michigan and pennsylvania don't have a lot of practice with vote by mail and they're expected to see a massive surge. so are they going to have the postage and envelopes ready on time? are voters going to kn

president trump already said he would veto. >>> in georgia, three men have been indicted on charges of felony murder for the fatal shooting of ahmaud arbery who was killed while jogging in february. a grand jury issued the indictments against travis mcmichael, greg my full greg mcmichael. aubrey was jogging when they allegedly boxed them in with their pickup truck and shot him three times believing he was a burglar. william bryan videotaped the deadly incident the claims he was a witness. investigators say his truck repeatedly blocked the path of ahmaud arbery. >>> california is expected to reach more troubling coronavirus milestones today. the state expected to surpass the total of 200,000 cases. the last official count was tuesday. that is when california had more than 7100 cases topping the previous of 5000 set the day before. the total of 5700 people have died in california from the virus. >>> san mateo supervisor wants to toughen california's mandatory face mask order. he sent a letter to governor newsom calling for fines against violators. those caught not wearing them mask in pu

trump campaign. also featured was a senior advisor to the republican national committee, and a democratic georgia stateepresentative supporting president trump's reelection. they discussed the political records of president trump and former vice president joe biden, including the handling of the economy,mi

a number of retired army leaders have criticized trump's stance with the former commander of fort benning in georgia accusing the president of clinging to institutionalized racism. >> now for the latest covid-19 developments, the number of cases in the u.s. is now over 22 million. while in somemearts of the country like new york, the daily number of new cases has sharply dropped, in others, the figure is up. it h has to o be said thathehe w york times points out that part of the explanation is increased testing. inin latin america, the death tl has passed 70,000. brazil, the worst affected by far. india is another country easing restrictions despite a surge in infections. for more on the situation in india, we spoke to our correspondent in delhi. she says the country could soon be overwhelmed. ago, thewo days government announced that they expect that ththe cityty will se nearly half a million new infections by the end of july, and will face a shortage of 80,000 beds. another estimate suggests that across the country we are likely to see 2.1 million new infections by early july. last week, they woke

trump has the same thing but unlike any other campaign or presidential campaign he's made florida its own region. that is there is georgia and mississippi and alabama and they're together in one region and then florida is its own region. that is an idea of how important the state is to him and how much attention he'll pay to the state. when he announced his re-election bid, did he it here, he's visited frequently and he'll be back. >> so let's talk about the democratic ticket and there is a lot of speculation that valley demings from the orlando area is on the short list. if she is selected and again a long way to go before the selection is made later this summer, what impact would that have on the state potentially? >> my guess is assuming it is messaged properly and that might be a big assumption, an african-american woman at the top of the ticket or the running mate for joe biden would probably do a bit to boost black voter turnout. we have good data that shows us that roughly nine in ten african-americans who show up to the polls will vote democrat bhu the question is how many will turn up and that is where elections

trump won florida by one point in 2016. some groups are split down the middle. in georgiaorth carolina, things are closer, joe biden's two-point advantage is within the margin of error. biden has the advantage. trump radically did well with white voters, but not as well as expected with seniors. biden overwhelmingly had the black support. the shift away from trump there is do to the shift away from him. both biden and trump's supporters are costly not to read too much into the numbers. >> i think many of these polls are misleading. people think that their votes do not matter. >> we don't give these polls any credibility because they did not pan out in 2016 either. we know internally on this campaign, then would we look at the states that we're tracking, the lettuce >> reporter: president trump said do not believe the fake news media. sean hannity dominated tv on thursday night, more than cnn and msnbc combined. these are the real polls, the silent majority, not fake polls. meantime, joe biden does not plan to switch up the method appears to be opening him. no plans to have

regular people around the country dealing with covid including two people who voted for trump laugh time. a barber in georgia, who i appreciated coming on the show he basically opened up about what he's doing in his own household. his economic anxiety. there were things he disagreed with with trump a little bi. but like many other republican voters, he told us, what we heard last night, it can be hard to stay positive. we also see in state polling, and reminds my viewers, having worked on a presidential campaign a long time ago, national polls are worthless because there isn't a national vote. there is only states and the electoral college. if you look at the states, we are seeing some shifts. the key rust belt states. it is not allegedly closed by opening up double digit leads. how do you view it? could it reverse itself by november? >> trump has had a couple of very bad months. some of these people only recently have switched over. some are very doubtful about trump. i think it is a combination of the virus and the economic effects of the virus and then the lack of empathy in terms of this has created a se

donald trump one-and-a-half points ahead of joe biden. he's one point ahead of joe biden in georgiagoes joe biden is ahead of donald trump in pennsylvania. but these are all basically statistical ties, except for, say, michigan, wisconsin where joe biden has a significant lead there. but kimberly, when you see those statistical ties in places like texas, that means the trump presidential campaign has to spend big money in texas, which is expensive media market, to make sure they win texas which will take something away from their effort in some other state. >> that's absolutely right. i mean, fighting on all of these fronts is going to be terribly expensive for the trump campaign on top of the other spending that it did. i was reminded last week there was a half a million ad in the d.c. market just to please the president with the messaging from the campaign. but, yes, they will have to spend all this money elsewhere. keep in mind, elections are won in the margins. that's what we saw in 2016. we saw narrow margins in places like michigan and pennsylvania. if the margins grow, if the

that is expected to come next week when west virginia, georgia, and kentucky hold their primaries. >>> president trump's it on twitter that he's looking for a new state to host the republican national convention later this year. it was scheduled to be held in charlotte at the end of august, but state officials in north carolina say it will have to be a scaled-back event due to the coronavirus pandemic. that would mean fewer people, social distancing, and face coverings. republicans want a full-scale convention in an arena packed with thousands of people. tennessee, florida, georgia have all said they are interested in taking over. >>> on wall street, the stocks gained ground, powered by energy stocks and rising domestic oil prices. the dow rose 267 points, nasdaq was up 56, in the s&p added 25. it is now back within 10% of its recent high. for the most part, investors of shaken off the civil unrest around the nation. >>> teleconferencing company, zoom, had huge growth in its quarterly report. the first-quarter results show revenue up 169% compared to the same time last year with total revenue for the qu

trump wants the imagery of a national convention. he wants the rally. jacksonville provides a market that hits two states in florida and georgia, florida being a most-win ans, particularly florida republicans, are whistling past the graveyard [ inaudible ]. >> jen, i want to -- >> -- events like national conventions and it's a dangerous move to go to jacksonville for a convention right now. >> i apologize, i was having difficulty hearing you from my part. jen, i want to ask about nascar and the symbols. here you have nascar moving very quickly to ban the confederate flag after pressure from race car driver bubba wallace who is wearing a "black lives matter" t-shirt and renamed his car. let's show you what he had to say on the "today" show today. >> to most, it's a sign of heritage. but to a large group of people it's a sign of hate and oppression and just a lot of negative and bad things that come to mind. inclusion is what we're trying to accomplish here. if the flag is holding them back, let's just take it down for that, for the sporting event. >> and jen, the speaker of the house said that she believes that some 14 or 15 statues to confederate heroes

in the past would have been considered solidly republican such as georgia and texas texas is incredibly interesting because of donald trump is losing in texas that means his campaign will have to spend time money and effort in that state just to secure the base to make sure that he can try and win reelection if the election were held today the polls all see that donald trump would lose and lose in a landslide if you're a donald trump supporter and you're looking for some comfort in those polls the one comfort you'll get is that the election isn't being held today on serious alan fischer reporting live from the white house out of many thanks indeed. india's government has opened what it says will be the world's largest temporary coronavirus treatment center in new delhi as the nation recorded yet another biggest single day rise with more than 17000 new cases making it the 4th worst hit country in the world india correspondent elizabeth purana reports. the chefs at this restaurant in the indian capital used to cook for up to 1200 people a day that was before the lockdown began in march but despite restaurants being allowed

in addition to georgia being a purple state, both biden and trump think they can win. are also two seats up for grab. now these problems are raising concerns about voter suppressi suppression, particularly among elected democrats like atlanta's mayor who tweets this, "let's all work, hope, and grain that this not be a preview of november. she is one of two georgia democrats thought to be on the biden short-list along with stacy abrams. >> dana: peter doocy, thank you. >> i've publicly made clear that this does not involve looking at president obama were vice president biden. >> names who would be familiar with? >> some of them. >> here's a thing with him for the first time in american history police organizations and national security organizations were used to spy on a campaign. there is no basis for rent. i'm troubled by what has been called to my attention so far, but i'm not going to characterize it beyond that. >> dana: attorney general william barr addressing federal prosecutor john durham's investigation into possible abuses during the rush of probe. here to tal

biden slightly in north carolina and georgia are within margin of error but fox poll shows concerning trend for trump'stion campaign, with texas, republican stronghold now a toss-up race. >> what we really saw is that trump and the republicans as the race issue surfaced, as the virus became more difficult really took a nose dive whereas biden didn't actually improve his internal numbers but he improved in the difference between the two of the horse race. reporter: in the meantime trump's campaign did not appear threatened by those numbers. >> we know that this is a poll registered not likely voters and that changes the dynamic. oversampling of democrats versus lower sampling of republicans. reporter: now fox poll also -- came rather on the same day that a cns college new york times poll also showed biden ahead of president trump in 6 battleground states, eric. eric: all right, jacqui, thanks so much. meanwhile the trump administration again taking aim at the affordable care act. so what is the legal argument for scrapping the law and how would that impact the 20 million americans who rely on obamacare?