leading to north carolina this weekend former president trump to hold a rally minutes from now in greensborohis last remaining gop challenger south carolina governor nikki haley holding her own event earlier today in raleigh, north carolina one of 16 states holding contests the super tuesday. bill is live with the preview. >> nikki haley just wrapped up a campaign event right behind us here. she told me when i caught up with her she has no interest whatsoever and running on a third-party note label ticket why? she does not want a democrat answered bp. she said she is republicans best shot at meeting joe biden this november take a look at this video. just a short time ago with 1100 people she said she is been seeing a bigger crowds two sets of endorsements alaska senator lisa murkowski in maine senator susan collins. let's face it super tuesday can be a make or break moment so i asked her if super tuesday does not go well is there a world in which she could ever see herself endorsing donald trump? here's what she said. >> first of all i will tell you when you're running a race you don't think

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trump: oh, hello, greensboro , hello, greensboro.rilled to be back in beautiful north carolina with thousands of proud hearts, working american patriots is what you are. american patriots. we need a lot of patriots in this country based on what we are doing. we need some patriots. over the past few weeks we have put a rocket to the republican nomination. it has been a rocket! i did not win in iowa, you won in iowa. we all won iowa together. in the record, double the previous record. that is not bad. new hampshire, in a record, double the previous record. we got more votes than anybody in the history of the new hampshire primary. that is great. we just won nevada and we got 98% of the vote. sorry about the 2%. we had an off day. we were missing 2%. the virgin islands we won unanimously. thank you, virgin islands. you place. and one week ago we won south carolina beating a certain governor by unprecedented numbers and getting double the number of votes of any previous candidate in the history of south carolina. how about that? and as y

the white house taking a former president to north carolina this weekend but he held a rally in greensboros last remaining gop challenger former self clinic governor nikki haley hosted an event in raleigh but north carolina's one of 16 states holding contest this super tuesday and it looks like do or die for team haley. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪. jon: we have fox team coverage grady trembles live in grand rapids, michigan as trump increases his delegate count but first bill melugin has the latest in raleigh, north carolina. >> john, both donald trump and nikki haley held campaign events in north carolina today we caught up with nikki haley she told us directly she has no interest whatsoever or no labels ticket she said she is a republican and she would not want a democrat as her vp. take a look at this video this is her rally in raleigh this afternoon pretty big crowd there over 1100 people according to her campaign. they said they have been seeing bigger crowds recently she picked up a couple of senate endorsement recently alaska senator lisa murkowski mena

charlie hurt, president donald trump in greensboro today, some work you are familiar with. >> took offas landing. >> what is your take on the delegate count? >> on surprisingly, donald trump is rolling the thing up, he's now one every single one of the contests, most by double digits. perhaps all of them double digits. the idea the party is somehow hopelessly fractured is completely wrong. obviously donald trump has to win over nikki haley supporters, that's the whole thing for having a primary and a general. when you go into the general and talk about the general election issues, what are these people going to do? they are not going to vote for joe biden, they will wind up voting for donald trump, donald trump needs to support them and do their best but the idea he haley will sit there and attack him for all of the chaos, yes. donald trump brings with him chaos but the reason is because nobody in washington wants him, nobody in the media wants him and when you're an agent of change you wind up bringing chaos with you. you think that's amazing is she saying he can't win a general elect

they are former president trump holding a rally today in greensboro.aley held her own rally also today. north carolina happens when the 16 states holding contests this super tuesday, just around the corner early next week. bill melugin is live with the very latest on the campaign there. >> hey eric, had a chance to meet up with nikki haley earlier and i asked her if super tuesday does not go the way you hope is there a world in which you see yourself potentially endorsing donald trump at some point question which you turn it back around and said you should ask trump if he will endorse me. take a look at this video it's her rally in raleigh the second big crowd over 1100 people said she's been seeing bigger crowds and more momentum in recent days she picked up a couple of key senate endorsement alaska senator and maine senator susan collins with the bottom line here is super tuesday could be a make or break for her campaign she is not one a stateless primary yet i asked her directly what are her expectations heading into super tuesday? take a listen. >>

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. >> reporter: a super tuesday showdown >> hello, greensboro >> reporter: donald trump and nikki haley duking it out in north carolina >> in a general election, we're given a choice in a primary, we make our choice >> we're going to win by the biggest margins, i think, in history. >> reporter: the gop rivals crisscrossing the country, three days before super tuesday, when more than 800 delegates across 15 states are at stake trump inching closer to the nomination with a caucus win tonight in idaho and missouri. the former president and much of the republican party ready to call him their nominee even though the primary's not actually over. trump today seemingly irked at haley's staying power. >> there's people saying, don't even talk about her. i know her very well she's very average >> reporter: super tuesday's contests could essentially secure trump's spot as the party's standard bearer. and his wins so far have been decisive more than 50% in new hampshire, nearly 60% in south carolina, and almost 70% in michigan, days later. but for an almost incumbent like trump, losing between 30%

on saturday, former president donald trump will spe tvotes for the greensboro, north carolina, aheadfuper tuesday contest. we'll have live coverage on c-spanc-an now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. next

they divided my district in my city of greensboro into three different pieces.ce of greensboro has been attached to a far-flung county, rural counties that bear no common interest with the urban areas in greensboro making the seat totally unwinnable for a democrat. sadly, i will not be able to continue to represent my district. the worst thing of all of this is i believe i represent the values of my district. i have brought in more community project funding for my district than any congressperson anybody can remember.i believe i worked really hard to support and represent my constituents and i regret that the state legislature has made it impossible for

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hoy el expresidente donald trump hizo campaña en greensboro, carolina del norte, turn our public schoolstiinmigrante al decir a sus seguidores que no permitirá que las escuelas públicas se conviertan en campos de inmigrantes. también dijo que biden es una amenaza para la democracia y sin mostrar pruebas , dijo que el presidente era el responsable de las acusaciones que existen en su. contra. por su parte, nicki campaña en raleigh, carolina del norte, frente a sus seguidores, indicó que los votantes no quieren ni a biden ni a trump como líder de la nación. con sus palabras se mostró reticente sobre su futuro político ante la proximidad del supermartes. ese día se enfrenta a una dura batalla donde las encuestas no le favorecen y hoy hubo asambleas electorales en idaho, michigan y missouri. en estos 3 estados, el expresidente donald trump se impuso con una amplia ventaja. con estos resultados, donald trump ya acumula 247 delegados y nicki 24 para ganar la nominación republicana, el candidato necesita obtener 1215 delegados y lo invitamos a sintonizar este supermartes. aquí en noticias telem

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moving on to jeffrey in greensboro, north carolina on the democratic line.hat is your top story of the week? caller: thank you for taking this call. please, allow me to get this out in response to the caller from new jersey. it is very important -- host: can you turn down the volume on your television and please continue your point? caller: can you hear me better? host: yes, thaner: hello? host: we need you to turn down the volume on your tv because we are getting feedback. caller: i'm sorry. i'm sorry about that. i'm trying to find the remote. oh, my g host: we will go to another call first and we will see if we can get you back. brad in texas on the republican line. hello, america. the thing is the immigration is a planned event, is an invasion, and the democrats are supplying the ngo to help illegals come across the border and they are actually flying them in and are calling them refugees. the democrats have stabbed america in the back. it will come out someday, i just hope it is soon enough. thank you. host: susie in jupiter, florida also on republican l

holding campaign events today. 15 states are holding primary elections, trump is holding rallies in greensboroigh. lisa murkowski and susan collins. the republican caucus. rachel: that says everything. pete: dwayne the rock johnson, the wrestler and actor owns the rights to his famous nickname and phrases after joining wwe's parent company's board of directors. >> the rock owns everything as relates to people champion, full ownership which means the rock is the boss. will: it includes the people's elbow, if you can smell, smell what the rock is cooking. it was weird phrasing of it. i am used to can you -- rachel: know your role and shut your mouth. will: people are telling me the people -- can you smell, if you smell. can you smell. do you think he walks in and goes if you smell. big fights recently but his voice starts and goes. rachel: need to listen to your interview with him. what is going on? will: i mean. rachel: i am just asking. pete: you don't know. i don't know. i don't know. rachel: talk about his nutrition and his routine. will: you don't talk about that and don't talk about whethe

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here he is in greensboro talking about how the u.s. need to import oil from petro-states. >> we are a nation that just recently heard that saudi arabia and russia will re-be-dur. ahhhh. [laughter] >> stephen: not entirely sure what's going on there, but apparently he can't even say the word russia without climaxing. [cheering] "last week, there was a big speech from vladimir puuu... oh! oh! oh! oh! nappy time." the former president continued. >> can we be energy independent? can we be energy dominant again? oh, yes. oh, yes. and quickly, says president trump. oh, yes. oh, yes. and quickly. [laughter] >> stephen: is he giving a speech or reading a book to toddlers? "oh, yes. oh, yes, said president trump with golden hair and a mushy rump. all the words that i can manage because of all of my brain damage." [cheering] oh! that wasn't the only time trump struggled with geography. >> in venezuela, did you just see, maduro, venez-uh-where-uh, it's unbelievable. >> stephen: yes, the nation of venez-uh-where-uh-unbelievable. located just north

they divided my district in my city of greensboro into three different pieces. each piece of greensboro has been attached to a far-flung county, rural counties that bear no common interest with the urban areas in greensboro making the seat totally unwinnable for a democrat. sadly, i will not be able to continue to represent my district. the worst thing of all of this is i believe i represent the values of my district. i have brought in more community project funding for my district than any congressperson anybody can remember.i believe i worked really hard to support and represent my constituents and i regret that the state legislature has made it impossible for me to continue to do that. host: representative kathy manning talking "washington journal "washington journal is about the issue on." thank you for your time. as you watch throughout the day we will see if the house passes the package of appropriations bills to keep the government funded. you can stay close to c-span. we take it to the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be

on saturday, former president donald trump will spe tvotes for the greensboro, north carolina, aheadf xt week's super tuesday contest. we'll have live coverage on c-spanc-an now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. next, a senate hearing on access to abortion and the economic costs of family planning. witnesses include a reproductive health care professional, an economist, a pro-life advocate and a mother who had an abortion at 20 weeks of pregnancy. from the budget committee, this is just under two hours. senator whitehouse: good morning. i call this committee to order. we have multiple committees on which we serve in the senate and from time to time it's important to go check in at another committee to get in the queue properly and -- so senator grassley will be along. i'll make my opening statement, yield to him and then i'll introduce the first three witnesses. senator grassley will introduce a witness, senator lee will introduce a witness and then we'll proceed. we are here today to discuss women's rights, their right to bodily autonomy. their right to set the co

nikki haley in raleigh and donald trump over in greensboro. nikki haley has been swatting down a third party ticket, no labels ticket. she doesn't want to have a democrat at her vp. she's also saying she plans to stay in this race as long as she feels she's competitive and a swath of voters out here who don't want either trump or joe biden. as for trump he's in north carolina fresh off his visit to the southern border and telling supporters if they come out for him on tuesday, feels that super tuesday could be a knockout blow to finally get nikki haley out and he can focus solely on joe biden. and the same new york times see answera poll showing nikki haley crushing joe biden by 10 points and her winning hispanic vote. and she's got two key endorsements from maine senator susan collins and alaska senator lisa murkowski. >> bill melugin in battle ground north carolina. >> michigan holding a nomination of delegates today after former president trump won 12 in the state's primary election earlier this week. brady trimble is live from grand rapids

donald trump also will speak in greensboro, north carolina and rich burn, virginia. a new poll of registered voters showing president joe biden facing political headwinds. trailing both trump and haley in hypothetical match ups. even as a majority of voters say they think trump has committed serious federal crimes, as haley expresses doubt about what trump would do during a potential second term in the oval office. >> do you think donald trump would follow the constitution if he was elected to a second term? >> i don't know. i don't know. i, mean you always want to thank someone will, but i don't know. you know, when you go in and you talk about revenge, when you go and you talk about vindication, when you go and talk about, what does that mean? like, i don't know what that means. only he can answer for that. >> trump is capped off a week of legal maneuvers in his push to delay his federal criminal trials until after the election. the showdown over those trial dates is looming large as the supreme court's intervening in a d.c. january 6th case. with no final decision

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joining us from charleston, south carolina, ali vitali and in greensboro, shaquille brewster. >> reporter: i imagine the conversations ta shaq is having in north carolina at least if he's finding haley supporters probably sound familiar to ones i was having in texas last night. last night in fort worth was the last publicly scheduled event for haley. we don't expect to see her today. no future public events on the calendar. all that begs the question of what comes next after super tuesday and it's a question i asked her supporters, too. what do they want to see from her and what happens if she drops out and endorses trump. listen to their answers. >> i would stick with the republican party. definitely. >> reporter: even if it's trump. >> yes. >> reporter: what if she drops out? would you be disappointed if she endorsed trump? >> i don't think she will. >> if she does, i'll vote democrat. that's all there is to it. >> we don't like joe biden, we don't want donald trump, but haley is our best shot to beating joe biden and the republican party has to see that. >> i think we have two bad choi

shaquielle brewster is on the ground talking to voters in greensboro, north carolina. why is this governor's race getting so much attention? >> reporter: well, chris, i know all the attention today is about the primary but this is a gubernatorial election that is expected to be one of the most competitive once we get to november. so today is all about each party and voters in each party deciding on who they believe the best candidate is to face off in november. on the republican side, you have former president trump who's backing lieutenant governor mark robinson. lieutenant governor is a very outspoken figure. he's had to clarify antisemitic remarks. he's made comments seen as derogatory towards the lgbt community. he's gone up against bill graham and dale fallwell who's making the case he's too extreme for a general election match up. on the democratic side, you have roy cooper who is endorsing the attorney general. i want you to listen to what voters have been telling me about how they're viewing this match-up. for the governor's race, who did you support in that pr

i want to bring in jake trailer in greensboro, north carolina, where trump held a rally last night. jake, if you will. trump's sweeping michigan, missouri, and idaho on saturday. what is trump saying heading into super tuesday? >> yasmin, after sweeping victories in the states he just mentioned, donald trump said he is on a rocketship to the republican nomination. just a few moments ago, i spoke with the trump campaign senior adviser, they told me that when it comes to nikki haley, she is out of money, out of ideas, and just about out of time. of course, time, referencing the super tuesday vote, historically, where 15 states across the country will cast their ballots in the republican primary. and one of those states, north carolina, or donald trump was yesterday. and i want to point to a specific endorsement he made of the current lieutenant governor of north carolina, running for the governorship, mark robinson, who has a history of fits of comments. donald trump likened him into a specific, iconic civil rights leader, just take a listen for yourself. >> this is martin luther king

nikki haley with two stops, you had donald trump with a stop in greensboro on saturday so the tensionains to be seen whether or not nikki haley can overcome the momentum that's really against her at this point, jose. >> ali vitali and shaquille brewster, thank you both so very much. really appreciate it. steve kornacki is going to be at the big board along with rachel maddow and friends for special coverage of super tuesday tomorrow night, it all begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. pacific right here on msnbc. of course we're continuing to monitor the fallout from the supreme court's ballot ruling. and up next, vice president harris's sharp words for israel ahead of a critical meeting today of -- with a member of israel's war cabinet. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. É diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. [dog whimpers] [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial

. >> on saturday, former president donaldrump will speak to votes for the greensboro, north carolina, ahead of next week's sur tuesday context. we'll have live coverage at 2:00 p.m.asrn on c-span. c-span now, our fe bile video app, and online at c-span.org. >> healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. when citizens are truly informed, our republic thrives. get informed, straight from the source. on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word-for-word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. >> former am bass doctors to ukraine stook part in a discussion at the two-year mark of the ukraine war, they discuss foreign aid, china's relationship to russia and the resilience of the ukrainian people. it was co-spon intoird the u.s. institute of peace and atlantic council. >> good morning and welcome. congress established us in 1984 as the public, nonpartisan, independent institute dedicated to helping prevent, med

he is going to be hosting an event in greensboro, north carolina, later today.ng a pitch to conservatives, republicans and his supporters essentially saying if you come out for me on tuesday, this can be a knockout blow. take a listen. >> if every single conservative, republican and trump supporter in these states shows up on super tuesday, we will be are close to finished with this primary contest. republicans will then be able to focus all of our energy, time and resources on defeating crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country. >> reporter: and here's where we stand as of this moment when it comes to the delegate count. you need just over 1200 to secure the nomination. as of this morning, donald trump has 122, or nikki haley has 24. and back out here live, brand new new york times-sienna if poll spells some potential trouble for president biden. ask voterses, head to head matchup, who do you prefer, donald trump, joe biden? trump leads biden by 5 points. it also shows him winning hispanics by 6 points, neil. that could be very key as

you had this just yesterday from one of his rallies in greensboro, north carolina. he's actually trying to flip the script and say that it's president biden who is a threat to democracy. let me read you this from the washington post. donald trump made a renewed attend to send criticism that he's a threat to democracy on its head, accusing president biden, without evidence, of conspiring against the united states with his policies at the southern border. i wonder in what ways you expect the state of the union address that we are going to hear from a biden on thursday -- yes, he will take credit for the things that his administration has done but to what extent will he also be creating a contrast with donald trump? >> he has to. that is what roosevelt did in 1941. he said that this is not a normal year. americans have to make a choice. we have to essentially issues between freedom and democracy for a worldwide slavery and dictatorship. any other year, that would be an overstatement of people running for office in this country for president, the most important american

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the 55 year-old was catapulted from obscurity after his public comments on gun rights at a 2018 greensboro city council meeting went viral. speaking against calls to cancel a gun show following the mass shooting at a high school in parkland, florida. >> and we want our rights and we want to keep our rights at by god, we're going to keep them come hell or high water around that same time, robinson, a prolific facebook or was calling the survivors of that shooting prostitots and spoiled little jewish leaders in the state have highlighted language he's used in the past, like posting, quote this foolishness about hitler disarming millions of jews and then marching them off to concentration camps is a bunch of hogwash. >> there was never any anti semitism intended from those words are reporters >> confronted robinson at a press conference last year, where he did declared as acting governor a week of solidarity with israel after the october 7 attacks. >> do you apologize for writing what you wrote >> i for the wording. and we have spoken to several jewish groups mark robinson is definitely not a

i remember exactly where i was when i found out i passed, greensboro, north carolina at a conference.rom another friend that i had met when we were taking the bar. he calls me and says, hey, you i said, no way, because i am thinking i am about to take it two or three times. "you pass the room and i see my name and i almost pass out. it's like hitting a golf ball 't expect to hit it tothe fitness committee exam and go before the board here in richmond, tell them, they look at your credit score, everything. your life. the call your old friends, professors, everything. than the fitness committee said, we recommend you get a license. everybody told me i wouldn't get it the first time. they said yes. that is how i knew it was god. i shocked. then i had to go before the board of bar examiners another group. would to charlottesville to see them in 2015, june of 2015. so i took the bar in 2014, passed in october of■t 2014. most people immediately get sworn in. not me, because of the circumstances of the old case. i had to go through a lot more steps. i did. june of 2015i go in front of the bo

trump was here in -- well, in the greensboro area just on saturday and instead of focusing on nikki haley race. the north carolina governor's race is expected to be one of the most competitive races once we get to november. and you heard former president trump throw his support behind the current lieutenant governor, mark robinson. now, you mentioned, he is a controversial figure. he's had to clarify remarks that he'd made that have been called antisemitic, that have been called sexist, that have been called anti-lgbt against the lgbtq community. and on stage you heard mark robinson tout that outspokenness that he's known for. but i want you to listen to a little bit of what we heard from him and how donald trump referred to him after giving him his endorsement. >> now is not the time for this party to have weaklings who are unwilling to stand up and face the horde. now is the time for warriors, people who are willing to stand up, stand up and fight! >> this is about observing the freedoms that jesus christ has given us. >> this is martin luther king on steroids. you are outstanding. and

numbers is cnn reporter alayna treene, who's covering, who's actively covering a trump rally and greensboro, north carolina, where the former president took the stage. so let's start with that. alayna, what has the former president? i've been saying >> oh, well, omar, despite this visit and becoming just before super tuesday next week, his main goal is talking in about the general election and also attacking joe biden, rather than spending his speech going after nikki haley, his lone remaining rival, into this race. he's spending the majority of his attacks going after the president. i think that just underscores how they view his visits both here in north carolina right now. but i'll also be in virginia. and who later? there today his campaign tells me and my conversations with them that they really view these two states as crucial battlegrounds in a general election. and that's why he chose to come to the states specifically now, in part of those attacks on joe biden, he's brought up the legal challenges that he is facing an argued that they were aided by joe biden, something we know ther

moving on to jeffrey in greensboro, north carolina on the democratic line.hat is your top story of the week? caller: thank you for taking this call. please, allow me to get this out in response to the caller from new jersey. it is very important -- host: can you turn down the volume on your television and please continue your point? caller: can you hear me better? host: yes, thank you. caller: hello? host: we need you to turn down the volume on your tv because we are getting feedback. caller: i'm sorry. i'm sorry about that. i'm trying to find the remote. oh, my god. host: we will go to another call first and we will see if we can get you back. brad in texas on the republican line. caller: hello, america. the thing is the immigration is a planned event is an invasion and the democrats are supplying the ngo to help illegals come across the border and they are actually flying them in and are calling them refugees. the democrats have stabbed america in the back. it will come out someday, i just hope it is soon enough. thank you. host: susie in jupiter, florida

trump campaign doesn't yet have advanced staff on the ground, though he did make a campaign stop in greensboro march 5 primary. but felt isn't worried, nothing can lay up and 2024, i don't think for either party, but i think trump has the significant advantage felt believes one of those advantages is a competitive down-ballot, even though the state often splits tickets, the governor's race between the current democratic attorney >> general, josh stein and republican lieutenant governor robinson is expected to be tight, popular with the gop robinson's long list of past bigoted and inflammatory remarks hey national headlines. >> mark robinson and donald trump, they helped turn out democrat votes and joe biden, uh, josh stein, they helped turn out republicans. but the difference is mark robinson, donald trump. they really helped turn out republic so votes as well. but when we >> cooper that twice elected term limited democratic governor believes the republican candidates will turn off the unaffiliated and moderate voters that both sides are chasing. >> republicans have nominated a real slew of ex

states that will hold primaries on super tuesday just three days from now at a campaign rally in greensboro, trump leaned into one of his familiar topics, conspiracies about the 2020 election do you ever noticed that they go after the people that want to find out where the cheating was. by the way, 82% of the country understands that it was a rigged election you can have a country with that >> a >> poll came out at 2% of course, there was no evidence that the election was rigged. cnn's steve contorno joining us now live from richmond, virginia, where trump will be headed to soon. see what else is the former president saying today? >> well it's interesting. he's holding these events in north carolina and virginia, which are obviously voting on super tuesday and the message to his supporters is yes, we want you to show up and vote in those primaries. but these are also, this message is very much tailored toward a general election audience that we are starting to to see him preview and test out his strategy for defeating president joe biden in november in north carolina, for example, he talked

break down the numbers is cnn reporter alayna treene, who is traveling with the former president in greensboro, north carolina. so alayna, what sticks out to you from these numbers? what can you tell us >> were there a few things. omar, first of all, what you mentioned about how 18 just 18% of american voters feel that they it personally been helped by joe biden's policies compared with the 40% of americans who said the same for donald trump. i think that really sticks out to mean it really shows some of the troubles so that biden is facing ahead of a potential general election rematch with president, the former president donald trump. the other thing that i know i can tell you that donald trump campaign was looking at this morning was they were celebrating some of the numbers in this poll, specifically, the part that showed in a hypothetical matchup between donald while trump and joe biden, that trump narrowly leads biden 48% to 43%. it's something we also saw some of his allies and advisers share on social media you can probably expect him to town some of those poll numbers during his speech

me now to break down the numbers is cnn reporter alayna treene, who's covering a trump rally in greensboro, north carolina where the president, former president, has taken the stage. i hear him behind you, alayna, what sticks? it's out to you from these numbers right? >> well, omar, i think what are the big things that's exactly me, but i also know has stuck and i'm not sticking out to the trump campaign. is that hypothetical match-up between president joe biden and the former president donald trump. this poll shows trump narrowly leads biden by 48% to 43% among registered voters. and that's something i was told from some of donald trump's advisers was something they were celebrating at particularly on social media, sharing. some of these figures, any chance they can just show that they might be able to beat biden in november. we know they like to tout those numbers now, i do just want to share with you are omar what we expect to hear from donald trump? did i and i apologize, it's very loud because he is behind me speaking, but luck north carolina as well as virginia, which is a state hopi

this is a guy, who came to power six years ago, gave one speech in front of the city council in greensborolina. two years later he is lieutenant governor and in the way he is offending women and people as transgender people. i mean, you name it, he has offended you. the issue now is that he is about to run into a hurricane in the form of josh time, the democratic income and democratic nominee, josh stein knows how to win in north carolina, he has won their twice, each time donald trump was at the top of the ticket. so, to answer your question, this could not be a better gift for joe biden in north carolina. but two other things, if you are joe biden, you've got going for you. good policy makes for good politics and that is playing out on the ground in north carolina. this infrastructure law, $5.8 billion roads, bridges, airports in north carolina and i grew up in the rural part of the state, david i know you are familiar as well. like, $2 billion is high-speed in internet infrastructure, it may not sound like a big thing in l.a., or new york city, but in rural america it is transformative.

it has to do with the facility down in greensboro.e come in and out but nobody is behind me. i have spoken with the number of people and they have great things to say about you. i know some of the bipartisan work, but i do feelhave been pas that you are responsible for commencing that i have a concern with. i will point drug pricing as one of them. no question thate can look at that and say, i think you mentioned 100 billion dollars. that is true, but what have we lost? i know that shortly after it was implemented, at least one shareholder call was shared with us that has a double digit drop in small molecule research because it has to come from somewhere. i would be interested, if you could bmit further the record data that would refute the fact -- i worked in research and development, not in pharmaceuticals and high-tech. the money has to come from somewhere. if you reduce the potential to be recombinant -- to be compensated, you have less money to spend. it looked in direct correlation to price controls and small molecule research.

it has to do barge with the silly down in greensboro that i don't think i'll have time to talk aboutout because i've tried to get in the order here as you can see how people come in and out, but this is beautiful, nobody is behind me. >> i remember those days. >> yeah,nd actually i spoke with a number of people who assert with your that great thing to say that you kind of some of the bipartisan work that you have worked on. but i do feel like there have been some partisan decisions that you are more or less responsie implementing that have concerned with. i am going to point to drug pricing or price controls and the ira is one of them.■( no question that we can look at that and say that we say i think you mention that what you mentioned a response? that's true. but what if we lost? i know that shortly after the ira was implanted that there was a least one shareholder call or one call that was shared with us that has a double-digit drop in small molecule research because it's got to come from somewhere. and so i would be interested if you could maybe submit for the record, unless your