trump s gains with lack voters ahead of the election. some suggest trump had more black support for president right now than any republican in decades. but this weekend in the swing state of michigan, trump held campaign events that reinforced how profoundly cynical, if not delusional, his idea of black outreach truly is. yesterday, the former president went to a black church in predominantly black detroit three days before juneteenth to tell a mostly nonblack audience that black neighborhoods are desolate and black led cities are corrupt. a common theme for the former president, who followed that up by keynoting a known white supremacist where trump told an overwhelmingly white right-wing audience that there black and brown friends in the u.s. are hurting because of immigrants. so we start on the campaign trail of both the biden and trump camps. joining me from los angeles is msnbc s white house correspondent aaron gilchrist, and from detroit in d.c., 2024 campaign embed j t
to return from normandy, and miss a ceremony with other world leaders on omaha beach. the foreign secretary david cameron took his place instead. our political correspondent hannah miller has the latest. a hannah miller has the latest. line up of world lead right a line up of world leaders, the right to left, president biden, german chancellor olaf scholz, french president emmanuel macron and british foreign secretary david cameron. they were at an event to commemorate those who fought to prevent preserve our freedom and value is 80 years ago. rishi sunak had attended the event earlier in the day but then flew home and did an election interview with itv. today he was forced to admit he should have stayed. today he was forced to admit he should have stayed. over the past few da s should have stayed. over the past few days they should have stayed. over the past few days they are should have stayed. over the past few days they are participated - should have stayed. over
an unforced error from the a huge distraction, a huge own goal, an unforced errorfrom the prime minister. the prime minister s team are aware, as are all of the campaign teams that during a long election campaign much of what goes on day to day mightjust sound like noise, it might wash over quite a lot of people. moments like this, particularly errors like this have the capacity to clock through, to be noticed, and that is what is politically dangerous for the prime minister. he argues as we have just been hearing that, when you foul up your apologise and it is also true to say that when politicians apologise, it does make it a bigger news story, a bigger headline and yes, they will hope that by being seen to say sorry, someone will at least acknowledge that he was willing to do that having made the initial mistake but it is also striking that in their explanation for the prime minister s itinerary yesterday, he was always intending to leave early. they say that he didn t leave early t
winds in the morning that forced to change the itinerary yesterday, but the flight continued on his flight plan. the pilot was the cousin of ex-president of costa rica and according to aviation officials, the aircraft passed a safety inspection, only a month ago. the plane from the accident has been authorized but a month ago. it was within the certification to operate as an airline. for a plane in this case, to be duly registered, it goes through and expection and functionality that permits operation such as those carrying up until death. we are also learning more about five of the victims who were all from the same family. a mother father and three sons who love to travel the world together according to published report, bruce and irene steinberg told friends that they are looking forward to taking their son william, zachary, and matthew on an adventure through costa rica. the family is also known for being very involved in