Good to be with you. Im katy tur. This morning when nikki haley announced she was dropping ouch the race, a huge swath of voters got thrown back into play. They followed four distinct buckets, the ones who will never vote for donald trump, the ones who grudgingly will vote for donald trump, the ones who are willing to switch over to joe biden and the ones who will throw up their hands and stay home. It is that third category, the ones willing to switch that both sides will now try to win over. What are their issues and what will the candidates do to get them . Joining us now from charleston, south carolina, nbc news correspondent ali vitali, and in west palm beach, florida, covering the Trump Campaign, nbc news correspondent, garrett haake. So ali, you have been talking about the haley voters, what they like, what they dont like. What theyre looking for, this is from voters in utah, gathered yesterday. Thats a really good question. Its probably going to be biden just because its been f
the weeks leading up to january 6th. talk to us about that. that s right. this is really about what s been left out of this report as far as we understand. and a confidential fbi human source told our colleague ryan riley that when donald trump tweeted back on december 19th, 2020, summoning the mob to the capitol on january 6th and say there will be a protest and it will be wild, this source wrote into his handler in the fbi and said this is being greeted in far right extremist surk thes as a call to arms. this source submitted a volume of informatio warning about this. we re told this is just one small example of a lot of warnings. it went to the fub and other agencies specific credible information suggesting that there would be violence, that the capitol could be a target and the fbi for various reasons did not fully act on that information.
and those questions were not answered in the executive summary. and our understanding is they are not going to be answered in the full report. there will be an appendix discussing what intelligence was gathered, but we re told that the committee decided to pull some punches on the shortcomings because they don t want to give the republicans a talking point and take the focus off donald trump. to my mind, i go back to the 9/11 report that was able to fully explore the role of osama bin laden in attacking, while the depths of the shortcomings by the fbi and cia without which the attack might have been stopped. you can do both things. this committee has chosen not to do that. it s a real missed opportunity. following up on that, rob, when you hear reporting like this, when i was covering the 9/11 report, which was considered really credible, but it was an outside commission. it was not created by congress. it did not have congressional
outsmart the system. that feels differently now in 2022 when we really understand the fullness of donald trump and all he brought on this country. the foreign dealings is important. we know folks who run for office under the maga heading have questionable dealings as well. so we now understand how these dealings have impacted the country and the american citizen. the troubles that it s caused bar institutions and they hut very differently with the voters. and what do you make of charles reddick? he was trump s appointee to lead the irs of question shl credentials and saying they were outgunned and lacked the specialists needed to assess
horror his people have endured at the hands of vladimir putin. i hope that donald trump s friendship with putin is not motivating house republicans to turn a blind eye to ukraine s suffering and desperate need for help. i talked to quite a few senators, both republican and democrat who were in support of additional aid for ukraine. even if they are concerned on some level about an endless spigot of money, they believe this is important and basically their message to house republicans is that this is something that needs to be a high priority, but when kevin mccarthy takes over the speaker gavel, if even able to win that race, it s going to be harder for this aid to be appropriated from congress because there are house republicans that very much do believe that the spending has already been too much and future spending is too much to ask for.