live from new hampshire, governor sununu is going all in on nikki haley weeks before his state s pivotal primary here. it s endorsement every cha challenger to donald trump wanted. the big question now, can it help hah lee overcome trump s commanding lead. not just here in new hampshire, but in every early voting state. i just finished speaking to vote haley and sununu right here inside the governor s mansion behind me. that interview is coming up. first, i want to get to jeff zeleny here in new hampshire. you are in new port, where haley and sununu will be campaigning together this afternoon. what can we expect? reporter: we are about an hour or so west of you. ha we re going to see here is the beginning of the road show. the sununu/haley road show, he s going to try to repeat what he did in four successful gubernatorial campaigns under presidential campaigns, through his popularity and making the case he believes she s the candidate to turn the page. we got a glimpse of t
to go after president biden. these are biden indictments against this is just against a political opponent. but they ve opened up a pandora s box, and i only can say to joe is be very careful what you wish for because what you ve done is a terrible thing. but not all republicans think donald trump s focus on revenge and retribution is a winning strategy for another four years in the white house. this is what i tell president trump too. what president trump needs to do in this campaign, it needs to be rebuilding, restoring, renewing america. it can t be about revenge. he s talking about retribution day in, day out. he needs to stop that. he needs to stop that. we should note kevin mccarthy, who you just saw there, is endorsing donald trump for president. let s discuss more now with former adviser to vice president mike pence, olivia troye, and former fox news host and journalist geraldo rivera. great to see you. olivia, let me start with you first. hi, geraldo. t
ad focused on black men and the economy. young black voters are less certain they ll vote in november than this time four years ago, so why? two insiders tell us what works to turn that around. plus, why a candidate in louisiana who won by a single vote to be caddo parish s first sheriff will have to run again after a judge voided his victory. that candidate is with us. and civil rights leader joins us to explain why he supports the delay in banning menthol cigarettes, despite the health concerns. his warning about political backlash from black voters. i m victor blackwell. let s start the show. we begin this morning with the new appeal from the biden-harris campaign aimed at young black men. a cnn poll shows biden s approval rating is 62% among democrats, but only 47% of black americans approve of his job performance. black voters in several polls say biden s key economic policies have not helped them. this new ad airing in battleground states looks to flip that narrativ
here s an idea, on security footage, bladder the faces of the folks invading the capital on january 6th so authorities cannot track them down. guess who said that today? the league starts right now. they have participated in the events of that day, we don t want them to be retaliated against. to be charged by the doj. what? that is speaker of the house, you like to stand in the way, the way we identify criminals. now his office is revising those remarks plus how federal prosecutors plan to use donald trump has continued support. the rest of the presidents in court, warnings of an apocalyptic situation in gaza as israel takes intense deadly aim. welcome to the lead with jake tapper, we start with our law and justice. the new impact of the january 6th insurrection on trumps legal and political future. federal prosecutors say they plan to use drums continued with these lawbreakers against him at trial. the justice department saying the fact that trump continues to celebrat
what did israel know and when did they know it? an explosive report provides an answer to both of those questions. that s tonight on news night. good evening, i m abby phillip in washington, and breaking tonight, the new york times reports that israel had the hamas attack, plan of attack more than a year before october 7th, and they chose to simply file it away. now, the consequences here were deadly, and now there is a question about if at all the war, the deadliest day in israel s history, thousands and thousands of palestinians caught in the cross fire of all those bombs if it was all preventable. the times claims that israel inte intercepted a hamas blueprint nicknamed jericho wall. it, quote, called for a barrage of rockets at the outset of the attack, drones to knock out the security cameras and automated machine gun along the boarder and gunmen to pour into israel on motorcycles and on foot. the document, according to the times circulated among israeli milita