group priorities usa announced that they have invested seven point $8 million to cycle spurs in pennsylvania, arizona, michigan, nevada, wisconsin, georgia, and new hampshire. the group spent another $4 million on engaging with tina voters. and they are on the airwaves in states like michigan and wisconsin, running at targeted black voters. some people of color feel left dead or taken advantage of in the democratic party. like this man, which street only ever ask their place to vote harder as republicans continue to chip away at personal freedom and democracy. and i m tired of folks coming around telling us just to vote. they re coming for our rights, our people, you, so no, just vote won t fix everything. that s no excuse to need to do nothing. make a plan to vote today. joining us now is geisel, chair of priorities usa. guy, thank you for joining us. thanks for having me. what can you tell me, and us about why specifically voters of color, black voters are not enthused ab
chair of priorities usa. guy, thank you for joining us. thanks for having me. what can you tell me, and us about why specifically voters of color, black voters are not enthused about this election, especially in a moment when it feels like racism is unfold display, the calls towards white christian nationalism and white persons have are significant. why is there a lack of energy coming from this part of the democratic base? first, i think it s important to recognize that, as might be obvious, i don t speak for black voters. and it s important to recognize that a year ago, we saw 12 or 14, 17 point differences between white and black voters on whether or not they were more or less enthusiastic than usual about this election. over the course of this year, we have seen in those polling, those numbers closing tomorrow at five, six, seven points, still a gap. the reality is, for democrats to be successful, we have to
ads on that platform, what they re spending, how many people they re reaching. that s not an issue that s confined to truth social by any means. there are a lot of, you know, connected tv does this a lot, for instance. you have to think truth social will be fertile ground for political advertisers on the right side of the political spectrum. it is not looking like we ll get a complete and full picture of who is trying to sway voters opinions. stunning that there is a lack of transparency on that. axios also has reporting this morning on a democratic strategy to boost turnout among young voters. young voters often difficult to get to the polls. what s their plan for this november s midterms? yeah, so they call it social pressure. a label that s been used in the past is vote shaming. this is a group called priorities usa. they reject that label. this is a major superpac. they re running digital ads to target young voters in five
that was closer to the trump orbit, the trump world, and figures in the trump world, and she is with a new attorney who many legal experts thought may be someone that was putting her in a position to be more reveal with the committee and provide information that they were looking for. so those details in particular really lend to the fact she could be a very, very important witness and reveal information that we have not learned up to this point, ryan nobles, thank you very much. significant news. appreciate that. i want to bring in cnn political commentator alice stewart and guy cecil, the chairman of priorities usa and former drerkt of senate committee. let s talk about cassidy hutchinson, the significance of her testifying tomorrow. she is very close to, you know, the heartbeat of the presidency. and being with mark meadows, she knows where all the skeletons