This week as the president ial campaign continues to flail, Donald Trump has jumped back on the horse he rode to the White House eight years ago. Maintaining his lies about haitian migrants in Ohio Eating household pets, telling jewish voters that it will be their fault if he loses in November And Promising Women that the Prosperity Of A Second Trump White House will mean they will never have to worry about the Abortion Rights they lost, thanks to him. Its a familiar playbook that has served him well with his maga base, but its done no favors for his president ial bid. Just minutes ago he got off the Campaign Rally Stage in North Carolina where the states republican gubernatorial Candidate Mark Thompson who he has endorsed but was nowhere to be found a few days after his salacious comments on a pornographic website resurfaced. And that is where we begin tonight. Joining me now is Sheila Mccormick of florida. She is the chair of the house haiti caucus. We appreciate you being with us to
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