his approval, the worst for a first-term president in the survey s history going all the way back to harry s. truman chlt only 36% ever voters say the president is doing a good job down by six points just since february. and with just a year and a half until the next presidential election, more than half of democrats say they want what you know i call anybody but biden. polling now shows the president getting trounced by both former president donald trump and florida governor ron desantis in a head-to-head match-up. donna brazil was the chair of the national committee when trump won the white house. she said her party should be worried. it kept me up and i thought they should wake up and look at those numbers. it is sober in the sense that the coalition that elected joe biden with the historic numbers that we saw in 2020, that coalition right now is fragmented. that should concern them. harris: a new op-ed is asking the tough question, do democrats need a nixon-like inter
lack of imagination. they have a lot of wisdom and experience behind joe biden. i take the william and experience and democratic voters like young voters, black women and african-american women s that s the core base of the democratic party. harris: real quick. american people are seeing what the experience has gotten them. it is a disaster now under joe biden. i think it will come out in the polls and in the election. harris: economically expensive. outnumbered is next. thanks to you both. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa.
my mother sent me to el paso where i was born and raised. went to catholic school. and a good friend of hers took me to mexico. she knew the physician. she said that he was going to conduct the procedure and she trusted him. i was terrified. because i did not know what was happening. i was traumatized. but because of the love and the support of this individual and my mother and my family, i survived. it was a back alley clinic. and there were so many women who did not survive. you know, andrea, during that period the septic abortions was the main determining factor for african-american women s death during that period. i knew that and it was terrifying. now we see unfortunately these states with these laws possibly going back to those days. the reason i decided as hard as it was because it is so personal to me to speak out, is because
the state. but you can see how statistics lie here. it is easy to spout such statistics without pointing out a very real and very painful history of the united states, the american medical system, intentionally using black boiz as essentially guinea pigs and lab rat and of course we heard the term tuskegee but we re talking about forced sterilization and eugenics and brain experiments throughout the american south. we re talking about black fraternal health in which african-american women s pain complaints are still not taken seriously and you see black maternal mortality at a substantially higher rate than the white counterparts so when we re talking about african-american vaccine hesitancy and yes we are substantially behind white counterparts in terms of vaccine adoption, that is because it doesn t turn off overnight. it is a very real and very recent history of american medical malfeasance, very intentional and sometimes negligentful malfeasance towards
effort is needed. we are, meaning the groups that you mentioned at the white house today, are meeting with republicans, were meeting with senator manchin, we hope to have a meeting with senator sinema and we will be engaging in a summer of direct action in an effort to highlight the importance of this issue, and what is needed to help turn it around. for example, next week a group of black african american women will be leading a week of action in d.c. that they hope will help their voice to the concerns of african american women s and per pale this issue to the front of people s agenda. on july 17th, the first anniversary of john lewis is passing, the leadership congress, is convening a set of actions around the country, we call these good trouble visuals