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there you are. sorry about that. i m in pennsylvania talking to a lot of voters. i talk to young black voters in pittsburgh. i will talk to union workers, on saturday on a tunnel for united steel workers. and one thing that sticks in my mind from that town hall, where unit leaders were talking about the fact that workers rights and health care should be top of mine. they said that the cultural issues are with the american members, many of them of course have now moved to the republican party after abandoning the democratic party, largely after the messages of donald trump. they said that those workers are focused on the 31 of the three cheese. and they said that, god, guns, and gynecology. so there you have this sort of simple way to explain what voters are talking about. i should also note that when you talk about sort of overturning precedent, i was sitting here on a meeting where a un worker said, we think about roe v. wade in 1973, and it be overturned. they were also worried tha
had to bargain and had to negotiate with collective bargaining had to negotiate with unions. they re worried that that could be overturned because, essentially, the supreme court is showing that they can overturn long-standing presidents. so that s a very interesting to hear that your seen union members say, well, it s a supreme court could do this the woman s right, what s gonna do to workers rights? but overall, workers are still, i m very much really very much leaning toward republicans, because of what president trump and a lot of candidates are saying to them about inflation, and about their jobs, and about culture. and democrats are really scrambling to try to hold on to some of those union workers. god, guns and gynecology. that is a bumper sticker i never want to see. but alas, here we are. phil, we ve been watching results in tonight s west virginia primary. let s talk about this, because the republican that lost is the one who voted for the infrastructure plan. and let s
robert seabird, who was famous in the senate for years and years and years of bringing port back home to his state, bringing money for roads, bridges, for an interstate highway system, linking all of those mountain towns in west virginia. he brought an outsized amount of federal resources to state, and that s how he kept winning reelection and being popular there. but the political mind sent is that so many republican voters has changed, where fealty to former president trump is paramount above almost any other issue. and so, the other candidate who failed tonight was in fact advocating for the infrastructure program. he was advocating for more bipartisan approach in order to get things done for his state. but that was not enough to carry the day with republican voters, who wanted fealty and allegiance to donald trump. yamiche, take us back to pennsylvania, because this one
donald trump. i think that was a mistake. because it alienated a large part of the country, and did not ultimately result in donald trump not having a voice. he is not going to be on twitter. banning trump from twitter didn t end trump s voice. it will amplify it among the right. and that is why it is morally wrong and flat out stupid. not getting much traction, elon musk said today he would reverse trump s permanent ban on twitter, if his deal to buy the social media giant goes through. with us tonight to discuss, maria teresa kumar, the president and ceo of voto latino. also msnbc contributor. maria, always good to see you. trump has already said that he will not return to twitter, but if he does, who should be more worried? democrats or republicans?