we were union busters and said don't come io this state.e said that we were going to start making south carolina work agai we opene up industry, started getting our kids back on track, there were so many things we did together. where you think about all of that, just think about -- when you think about all of that, just think about if you can transle that over. we did not just to do things you typically do, we did things that were special. we moved 35,000 people from welfare to work. [applause] we puteforms in our prison system and south carina now has the lowest recidivism rate in the country. by the time i left being governor, we were named to the country, the most patriotic state in the country, and the one you are not going to be happy about, the number two state in the country people were moving to. south carolina has grown and i continue to be proud. now you look at the country and it is tough. you don't have to turn on the news to know how tough it is. we are $34 trillion in debt. we are having -- $34 trillion in debt. we are having

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meeting with donald trump, one of them penning a letter to the teams sister, saying he was a known union buster, a scab and insurrectionist. however, the teams sister have said they want to meet with all the candidates to get a variety of viewpoints. >>> well, that's a fascinating dynamic. thank you for the reporting. >>> let's get more analysis from charlie dent, and the former director for kamala harris. charlie, i want to start with you. back in 2020, trump lost to biden by 16 points among union households. in 2016, he did better against hillary clinton. how do you think he will be in terms of his success of peeling away the union voters? >> i think he will be fairly successful in peeling away from union votes. these endorsements meeting with the head of the teams sisters, this is about the rank and file. we've seen a gradual erosion of many working americans moving toward the republican column. i think this is all play to drive a wedge between union leadership and the rank and file, who many of whom without college degrees have been trending more heavily republican. >> we did just get a res

to the teamsters -- it was not about legal issues, it was the fact that they called him a known union buster. when i talk to these various voters in the voting block, they are more concerned about the economy, about immigration and that is why you will continue to hear donald trump, if he is the nominee, talking about the economy nonstop, asking voters if they were better off four years ago than we are now. we have heard him try to turn the messaging today into that as well. >> jamie, trump's rival, nikki haley, has been needling trump in all of his legal troubles. listen to this one example from sunday. >> they see that he is completely distracted. they see that he is going on these rants about how he is the victim. we are going to keep seeing him in a courtroom and we will see him come out and do a press conference. that is not what you want a president to be. >> i am going to talk to governor haley here on the lead tomorrow. haley's campaign manager told republican mega-donors that trump will be a nightmare for the party, according to a source. is haley's message landing? >> when i talk t

wrote a letter to the president of the teamsters saying essentially that donald trump was a known union busterscab and insurrectionist. clearly, some of the members here are upset by this visit. as you noted, the teamsters have not endorsed in this election, obviously, that would be a huge win for donald trump. unclear, whether or not that would happen, but it does come after the united autoworkers endorsed joe biden, not just endorsed him, but we've seen the president of the united autoworkers coming out and slamming trump repeatedly. something to keep in mind here as he makes his visit to d.c. today. >> that's exactly right. kristen, thank you very much for that. >> i have a feeling -- >> we are also tracking this right now. developing this morning, new attacks from nikki haley this morning. she just delivered her sharpest criticism of donald trump yet saying he is, quote, toxic and lacks moral clarity. let's get more on this right now. cnn's kylie atwood has more. what have you got? >> we just heard this morning from nikki haley on charlamagne tha god where she offered her sharpest critique

we were union busters and said don't come into this state.went to step further and said we were going to start making south carolina work again. we opened up industry and business. we started getting our kids back on track. there were so many things we did together. when you think about all that, just think about if we can translate that over. we didn't just do those things you typically do. we did some other things that were really special. we moved 35,000 people from welfare to work. we put reforms in our prison system and south carolina has the lowest recidivism rate in the country. and by the time i left being governor, we were named the friendliest state in the country. the most patriotic state in the country. and the one you are not going to be so happy with me about, we were named the number two state in the country people were moving to. but south carolina has grown and i've continued to be proud and now you look at the country. and it's tough. you don't have to turn on the news to know how tough it is. we are $34 trillion in debt. we

the other one would be hostility for stage and the national relations board would be made up of union busters and so forth. >> i want to turn it to the audience and we have time for one maybe two questions of you have a question please raise your hand yes, right over here. >> i was just curious to what degree of -- are you? >> sure yes when i became a catholic i was working for publication that pushes the neoliberal doctrine, tax cuts, free trade over every thing else and the more i read the teachings on social issues and catholic social teachingsss the less the attempt to synthesize catholicism and seems a tenable. neil mentioned limited neutrality and classical and christian tradition. i think there's a liberating aspect in having a catholic view on things because you look at the market and you neither fetishize the market for you completely turn away from it. you say it's a tool but it's subject to the comparatives of the common good and therefore it's limited. that is a respect for limits that's a harder line. >> one of the things i found very interesting about the reviews of the book tha

national labor relations boards will just be kind of made up of union busters and do to on. >> well, i want to turn it to the audience. we have time for one, maybe two questions, so if you have a question, please raise your hand, and we will do what we can. yes, right over here. >> [inaudible] very brieflyve in your remarks, and i was just curious to what tree -- [inaudible] >> sure, yeah. i mean, you know, when i became a catholic, i was, you know, working for a publication that pushes the kind of neoliberal dogma, right? tax cut, free trade over everything else. but it seemed to me the more i read the pope's teachings on social issues, on modern social -- catholic social teaching, the less the attempt to synthesize catholicism and paul ryanism seemed tenable. and so, you know, neil mentioned the centrality of limits in a classical and christian tradition. i think there was a liberating aspect in being kind of having a cath a lick view on things because you look at a market and you neither fetishize the market nor you completely turn away from it. you say, well, it's a tool, it's a

it's national labor relations boards will just be kind of made up of union busters and. well, i want to turn it to the audience. we have time for one, maybe two questions. so if you have a question, please, your hands and we will do what we can. yes, right over here. yes. so first, mr. morrison saying in your remarks were very interesting you mentioned your faith very briefly in your remarks. i was just curious to what degree faith informs this. what is the vision for? sure. yeah. i mean, you know, when i when i when i became a catholic, i was, you know, working for a publication that, you know, pushes the kind of neo liberal dogma. right. tax free trade over everything else. and but it seemed to me the more i read the pope's teachings on on and social issues on moderate social, catholic, social teaching. the less the attempt to synthesize catholicism and paul ryan ism tenable and so you know in mehlman's garden limits the centrality of limits in and the classical and christian tradition. you know you i think there's a liberating aspect being kind of having a catholic vi

other teamsters with one executive board member writer a letter to o'brien calling trump a known union buster and insurrectionist. the biden campaign said he will be meeting with the teamsters but did not provide a date. we will be following all of that. >>> when we come back, a deeply moving moment from president joe biden, an unfortunate part of his job as commander in chief of this country, i'm going to it to you next. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like... what is your glucose, and can you have more carbs? before you decide... with the freestyle libre 3 system... know your glucose and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest and thinnest sensor... sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your diabetes with more confidence, and lower your a1c. the number one cgm prescribed in the us. try it for free at freestylelibre.us. ♪♪ to advance the future of golf, pga of america chose t-mobile for business. with a 5g powered innovation hub to analyze player performance and expand coaching tools. take