>> democrats say they are fired up today in chuck schumer's words, exhilarated still today day after biden's fate of the union address last night. now, today, biden is hoping to capitalize on that energy very soon. he's heading to pennsylvania to talk to voters then team biden is fanning out the 22 states, lighting up behind me on that map from coast-to-coast will by the end of this month, a white house official will the visit an administration official will visit each one of those states. the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, last hour was talking to john, how a play for you about what he said about how he's feeling right now? >> the speech showed that america is strong and biden is strong, and anyone who sat in that room would have no doubt something else that the white house is sure to be happy about today is touting the new jobs report just out this morning. cnn's arlette saenz's at the white house for us once again, arlette, what are you hearing from there about the new jobs report just out well, i think that the president's state of the union outlined how they're feeling about the economy the fact that he was making these arguments, that the economy is starting to approve for voters. of course, it comes at a time when many americans don't feel that the president's policies are personally paying off for them. so we're still waiting to get an exact reaction to this jobs report, but it is likely well welcome news. but really what the president is now facing is a key test in carrying on that fighting and fiery spirit that was seen in his state of the union address last night, but a little bit later this afternoon, he was faces first test when he travels to battleground, pennsylvania for a campaign speech, where he's expected to really talk about some of that similar themes that he discussed last night. one of the central focuses of the president's remarks really were trying to make this contrast with former president donald trump, even as he did not name his predecessor by name, he simply use that term. my predecessor, as you referred to trump. and part of what the president was stressing is that democracy is under threat here at home and abroad. and then a large part of the reason why is the former president take a listen >> not since president lincoln and the civil war or freedom and democracy been under assault at home has there are today what makes our moment rare is that freedom and democracy are under attack at both at home and overseas. at the very same time, my predecessor in some of you here, seek to bury the truth about january 6, i will not do that. this is a moment to speak to truth in the bury the lives. here's the simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win now the president also tried to draw some contrast with trump and the gop over reproductive rights. he also directly tangled with republican lawmakers in that chamber over issues like immigration and taxes. and he used this speech to try to address those concerns about his age each head-on saying that this is not a campaign about age. it's a campaign of whether there are old ideas in this country. now the president will hit the road over the course of the coming week to put this message directly in front of american voters today that begins with that push in pennsylvania tomorrow he will be on the battleground state of georgia, vice president harris for her part, is traveling out west to battlegrounds, arizona, and nevada. we expect that there will be more travel from harris and the president in the coming weeks. and really the biden campaign is trying to use this as a moment to build off of the moment phantom of last night and take their message directly to voters. one thing officials have pointed to meet two was the fact that they saw their best online fundraising and those two hours around when the president because delivering that state of the union, they say that's a sign of energy and enthusiasm for the president's message. we will see how that translate out on the road as he prepares this blitz, a little but later this afternoon, that's exactly right. arlette, thanks so much. wrapping it up for us. >> sarah all right. they continue their conversation with me now, talk all about this as mitch landrieu, the national co-chair of the biden campaign here live and in-person ok. ok. can we like that here on cnn new century to be here, i want to get quickly to a cnn or flash poll that we did a voters reaction to the state of the union with the caveat that the audience tends to be more democratic when the president is a democrat. but they, if you look at this poll more than six in ten, had a positive view of biden's speech. what did you think of how he did? >> well fired up and ready to go is i think the way i would say the president showed up last night, he was tough, he was strong, he was smart, he was funny he was pointed. he actually kind of laid out for the country with the stakes of this election are about and basically said very simply voice to make wearing an existential crisis. you can reelect me because i'm a person that believes in everyday americans that works hard for them. or you can elect donald trump, again, who basically he thinks about himself, thinks about revenge, thinks about shilling for the top 1% in this country, you can be for me who thinks about going forward and including people, or you can think will be for donald trump, who is all about the past, making a smaller, making us darker and making us more narrow as a country. and then he laid out exactly what he inherited when he got there. what he has done, including the incredible jobs number today and then what he is going to do in his second term. so i thought he did great and let me just say this. so we can get clear this up right now. in the last week-and-a-half, everybody in this country pundits and everybody else is acting like joe biden's ago about a half a foot in the grave. and last night he showed up and demonstrated through the american people that not only is he fit, but he's ready. so i'm hoping that we could just put that to rest and i'm sure the president thinks so too. and he did a great job of moving towards that last night, you know, normally during a save the union, you also hear this sort of long list of policy achievements and then things that you plan to do. that's not what happened here. and there's been of course, from your republican colleagues some criticism that this sounded more like a camp and pain that it did state of the union speech. but is do you think that the president did this because he's dealing with a very unconventional person in the republican party who is the presumptive nominee, who doesn't follow the rules, who who sort of box any kind of tradition? how does he take this moment that he is having right now and take that out to the american people. what is the plan? well, the republicans are complaining? because the president got the better of him last night. and secondly, yeah, there are no rules were not bringing a knife to this gunfight. that's not happening during this election. and by the way, last night, the president did set out what he had done. he said that he took office during a catastrophic economic downfall and when people were dying from covid, he got shots in arms. he passed the american rescue plan, the inflation reduction act, the infrastructure bill, which by the way has 46,000 projects rebuilding the roads in the brain pages in the airports, in the ports, which are creating 15 million jobs, the lowest unemployment rate we have an economy that is growing faster, but he recognized and he said very clearly that people are hurting, which is why he's fine. hitting so hard to lower the cost for people. and this is what the big issue is. donald trump's trump fighting for the big guy, the president is fighting for the little guy he took on big pharma so that they could actually reduce prescription drugs for people, lower the cost of insulin, lower junk fees, lower student loan pain for people really work hard to get the cost of living down. and by the way, he's actually talking about shrinkflation the other day i went to the store, i bought a bag of chips. i almost had a stroke because i had like two potentially having a lot of americans like it's very stark terms at this congress on the republican side of the maga sides sat there and has done nothing. he gave them a border bill that they asked for that was negotiated by the republicans and he said yes, and donald trump's shut it down. >> i want to go well, we can go there every day because this president has led any show what it being a president looks like last night, immigration came up again and again. and in some of the times that most of the times immigration came up, the republicans responded, there was booing there was yelling, there was a specific moment that i think really stood out where marjorie taylor greene had been demanding that president biden say the name of a young woman who was killed by a man who was in this country illegally here is how the president responded. let's listen laken riley, an innocent young woman who was killed why am illegal? that's right. >> but how many thousands of people being killed by legal to her parents, i say my heart goes out to you having lost children myself i understand >> what did you make of that moment? there has been at least one democrat that has criticized it. joaquin castro has said like this using that word and illegal dehumanizing is problematic. what did you make? well, that's probably true he probably shouldn't use a different word. nothing he would know that. but what you should notice about that is not that he made a small mistake. the big thing that he didn't write. and this is what this president always does, is express empathy to people he expressed kindnesses, the people he understands, because as you know, he lost a number of children his life on top of that. but the more important issue is as the president, when you first gotten off as one of the first things he did was sending immigration bill to congress so they did nothing. and then when a couple of months ago when they were negotiating this deal, he let the republicans in the senate negotiate the deal. and then basically said, i'm going to work with you to give you what it is as you say that you want and they were ready to go to actually secure the border to make sure that we had funding for border patrol officers to make sure that the judicial process worked well and that do nothing right-wing members of congress shut that down because donald trump told them to. and so now you must ask yourself, who's pop it is who i mean, in this regard and ask yourself this question. who showed up last night at act more present natural. so now i want to put the rest about joe biden's fitness for office, but you know, his fitness for office, we can put down donald trump's because generally, when his lips a move and he's lying and r he's delusional and trying to get us to try to remember a past that never was thinking the american people have amnesia. but what they're not going to forget is that every day he was in office as country was in chaos, 17 cabinet members basically that worked for him quit and are begging us. this would be the nikki haleys. this would be everybody that you talked about that with secretaries of defense that would chiefs of staff saying don't let this guy get back anywhere near the oval office because he is not fit to govern >> you are full of beans this morning right >> let's get it on. >> you were very happy and i think a lot of people in the democratic party very happy with what they saw last night from president biden, mitch landrieu. thank you thank you. appreciate. >> all right. happening now, we are watching the trial of james crumbley in michigan. it is about to resume his son killed four people at a michigan high school in 2021. is wife jennifer was convicted of the same charges just weeks ago, seen as jean casarez, following every twist and turn in this case case again, about to resume again this morning, jean opening statements yesterday, the purchase of the guns seems to be front and central >> absolutely. front and center. and it's the manner in which that gun was stored, kept, and secured, and whether james crumbley sitting right there had knowledge that his son could harm others, but there was something that happened at the end of court yesterday, the jury had left the attorneys, james crumbley is sitting there all of a sudden, the prosecution wants to put something on the record. they want an order they want something defenses. i'm really concerned about this being an open court judge says, but i have an open courtroom that's how i do it. judge said i am concerned about violation of some rights here and then james crumbley knew exactly what was happening. i want you to watch this interaction because it has to do with calls and communications. he has been making from jail. listen not willing to agree to the order. >> okay. so you basically restricting his ability to speak to people, judge. mean it's fine. i'm complete revocation. i would counsel i'm less concerned about him being able to talk to you >> breaking and absolutely that's not part of a raspy the judge is ordered. it's entered. we're asking that communication since the limited to only counsel and legitimate clergy during the rest of the drought, that's not request. was like seven or eight days okay one thing to remember, there was no privacy in jail, right. so the prosecutor was originally asking for that. there'll be revocation of any communication by james crumbley except to his attorney and legitimate clergy legitimate clergy as compared to non-legitimate clergy. so anyway, the attorneys go out of the courtroom, they come back in and the order was that he is to not have any communication with anyone except his counsel, and he can do research himself to eight himself in his own defense until the verdict is reached. and then the question was whether there is a verdict while though reassess it then. but something's happening there. not we did confirm with the sheriff's department this morning that it was threats threatening statements via cell phone, be a phone and then electronics threatening statements have no idea who they are to or what they are about all right. that is intriguing >> information. we obviously need to learn much more about that and we will see the impact it has when trial resumed shortly, jean casarez. thank you very much. >> for all that >> donald trump's takeover of the republican national committee will be complete today. what's all going down in texas with him? and a new warning from the cdc why they are now saying an over-the-counter sleep aid has landed thousands of kids in the er. >> and >> on the heels of that jobs report president biden is trying to push his state of the union message 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country meet for their spring meeting here in houston. and i'm just going to walk you through how this process is going to work. we're going to see the current chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel step down from her role as she had announced last month that she would do. and this comes of course, after more than a year of tensions between her and donald trump, there really had been a tenuous relationship between them over the last several months that has hit a tipping point. i'm told in recent weeks, given the rnc lack of fundraising, they had the worst fundraising year in over a decade last year. and that's really led to some of these pushes for change from donald trump and his team. so shortly lee, after mcdaniel steps down, we are going to see members begin putting forth for their nominations for who they want to replace her and to succeed her. and we're told that very quickly we are expected to see donald trump's hand picked candidates to lead the rnc swiftly be elected. that includes the north carolina republican party pretty chairman, michael whatley, as you mentioned, sara, an election denier or something that donald trump likes very much about him. in particular, and his daughter-in-law, lara trump, to become the chairman and the co-chair, respectively. we also know that some of donald trump's top advisers, including chris lacivita and james blair are expected to take over roles at the darren are in blair well, a handle more of the political operation for the rnc both will still remain in their roles with the trump campaign. but i have to say, i think this just represents really, you know, donald trump tightening his grip on the party >> sara alina treene, thank you for your reporting there in houston. i know that kate is over there with van jones and at once makes me want to say it's a family affair that's where i'm at this morning. >> you know what? i'll take your saying any day that is how we get through friday. that's what we do. all right. let's talk about it, joining us right now is cnn's senior political commentator, former obama administration official he wanted only van jones and cnn political commentator and republican strategist, the one and only alice stewart all right, guys, alice, i wanna start with wet. what sara and alayna treene were just talking about. the way that is being described as not as an overhaul, but rather a takeover of the republican, of the rnc what do you think of this? is this. do you think this is good for donald trump? what's the impact on down-ballot races >> well, it is good for donald trump for a lot of reasons. and look, i think we knew this was going to happen. he has had a slow and steady hold on the republican party and as the primary process carried out state-by-state by-state, as we saw, donald trump just steamrolling through the states and winning these primaries and caucuses. it was evident, regardless of what you think about donald trump, republican voters are standing by him because of his policies. but his policies have done to help the economy with inflation with regard to immigration, national security, and safety, and republicans are standing behind him. what we're going to see now with the rnc in my view as someone wanting to republicans to do well, this is important for a lot of reasons. now we have the rnc and the trump campaign uniting forces. and what this means the trump campaign and the rnc have a joint fundraising agreements. so there's access to new lists and new donors who may have not given to donald trump in the past now are able to do so. he has access to their election integrity units that are out there to make sure that our elections are run free and fair, which in my view, they always have been. and also the communications team at the rnc, which is really powerful. and they take credit a lot for pushing out messages of joe biden, which led to his very low approval ratings. so the merging of the rnc and the trump campaign, i think is a win-win for donald trump. and the goal also is to encourage and support and help fund these republicans down ballot. >> yeah, let's talk about let's talk about the flip side when we're talking about money van trump is biden's team is saying that the hours around the state of the union speech last night, his campaign had its best online fundraising since the reelection launch. what that gets to is grassroots voters what did you think that means? >> that means he was fired up and he fired up the base and the base was nervous. i got a lot of text messages. i hope he does. okay. i hope he doesn't embarrass himself in and joe biden put his chest out last night. it was directly challenging republicans and republicans were getting school by grandpa like they, they, they sat back the other a couple of times. we've talked about he was like, you get don't you guys want to give a detector dog in here? silence. so he was in command. he was a commander in chief who's definitely the commander of that body. and people responded. >> republic, alice, you were not impressed with the speech i was listening. you were up late. we both v were up late last night talking about this you were not impressed with the speech. a lot of other republicans not impressed with the speech, including don bacon, thus far, one of the most divisive speeches ever for a stay of the union address. dan bishop, this is not a state of the union. this is an angry screed, vilifying half the country. john berman spoke with chuck schumer just a little while ago and asked him about that republican reaction. listen to this divisive coming from the republican house, which has been the most divisive body we've seen in decades when all democrats are united i did give me a break. they didn't have a real criticism, so they call it political or divisive. pat pot calling the kettle black >> just schumer, have a point, alice look for schumer to say that democrats are united. he must not have seen the streets blocked off with protestors last night that led to the president being late to get to this speech because they were so distant, hearten with his handling of the situation in gaza. look, i'll agree with van 100% that state of the union speech did rally his base it was perfect meet for the bones of what they wanted to do. but the problem is he needs to expand on that base. he needs to reach out to independent voters. he needs to appeal to nikki haley voters, but he came across as angry. he came across as divisive, loud. he came across as someone who is forcing his issue she's on the american people when they don't believe it. and these are all the things they talk about donald trump and i think one of the biggest problems he had is not being able to recognize that his numbers that he's talking specifically about the economy that is top of mind for people he says, were the envy of the world. he says were coming around. he says that america is doing great on the economy that's not how people feel that his rhetoric does not match reality. and when he doesn't understand that people are still hurting no matter what he says about the numbers. that's not a good way to convince people that your policies are going to help them further down the road? >> not responding to necessarily. chuck schumer in the back-and-forth. what about that point? >> that this was more campaign speech van than state of the union what about the just saying, you guys do it doesn't mean i should do it when they go low. i go hi, i don't know look, i think it's a new day. it's a new de there's not a single norm. there's left standing because of the donald trump phenomenon. we 91 felony counts yeah, republicans embrace it. i think he had to make a strong case to the people who needed to be reassured. i'm gonna tell you this. >> i heard a different speech you a little bit screechy. i agree that he had microphone yell as much as he did. but what was the yellen about? he's not reaching out to nikki haley voters. he started out with ukraine, started out with nato, started out with her core issue. that's reaching out. he's he's tone deaf on the economy look, groceries are too high. he's got a commission going after the price gougers. medicine cost too much. he talked about that. he talked about getting housing has a big problem. why do people not feel good about the economy even though you've got low gas prices, even though you've got low, low, low unemployment student loans i've been cut. you go down unless why? because food costs too much and you can't buy a house. he went right after that. so for the people who weren't just sitting there mad because he was spanking them looking for answers. he had answers and trump does not. it's not a contest. trump has no answers on housing. he has no insulin, anything. you just talked about himself for the people in the base who need to understand how my dad talked to my neighbors i'm not going to talk to my colleagues. how am i going to talk to my relatives about this guy? he gave answers to real questions that people have and people are proud of it. >> the contrast was joe biden was definitely trying to make the contrast last night. i mean, it's just this contrast. this is the entire general election right now. it is all about the contrast that we're going to and who that wins over more. it's great to see you guys can tell you said spanking >> what i came believe, you know, what? >> last night, john. >> now at the first and it won't be the last time >> i huge >> inexpensive deadline bearing down on donald trump and needs to come up with tens of millions of dollars in debt hey, half 1 billion in weeks. it's unclear if he will or even can and the wheels have come off literally a united airlines flight drops a tire mid-flight. so what happened next >> now, at t professionally installs google nest products >> you're all set on the system. we should go with the >> most trusted name and home security as the intelligence of google, you have a home with no 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startling image out of san francisco where a wheel came flying off the united airlines flight as it was just taking off. now, we're hearing new audio that captures the moment that the pilot realize things had gone wrong the last departure loss, a whelan departure. so we're going to have to set the runway down the door that tailwind know. so ty going to be a few minutes inside an >> airport employee parking lot, luckily, no one hurt, but there were cars that were smashed up. but look at this, it did quite a bit of damage. there. you're seeing one of that. i think that's a toyota corolla right there. just smashed joining us now is cnn safety analyst and former faa safety inspector david soucie all right. everyone wants to the answer this. how does like this happen? is this a maintenance issue that someone forget to like? crank down on the nuts and bolts like what happened >> well, certainly extraordinary. sara what i thought when i first heard this is that maybe a tire blew out. there was something on the runway, but that's not the case here. this is the rear of six tires. this landing gear truck which is on the left side, carries six tires on it, six wheels and tires. and when i first thought it was entire, that occasionally you'll have something on the runway that's sort of thing, but extraordinary because the copilot before every flight goes down inspects these trucks, they look at all the tires, they make sure everything's fine, but being secured properly, it has saved to our it has everything it has. so this was a catastrophic failure or some kind and that axle, there's three axles and one of those fell off or when those broke or something because that entire wheel game with it how difficult is a landing when you've got one of these tires? obviously this is a huge, huge playing with lots of tires and the landing gear but how, how was it, how does it affect your landing? >> well in this case, it wouldn't have much at all because of the fact that there's triple redundancy. so in other words, you've got three sets of tires where you really only could land on to it's certified to land on just two of those six tires on one side. so it is safe. it was safely landed and it's there probably wouldn't have even noticed much of a difference except possibly the braking action would have been different when you break the aircraft, it would veer to one side of the other because there's more traction on the runway. but as far as the landing, were really, really fortunate, more people on the ground weren't hurt from this because when those tires come off, those are heavy tires as heavy as a car. >> yeah. we were just talking about it had no idea how heavy those ties were. i do want to shift focus now because today is a very difficult day for tons of people who had members on the flight, mh370. it is perhaps and correct me if i'm wrong one of the biggest aviation mysteries ever in history. where are we now with this, with this flight? what happened? what do we know now? ten years later, anything new? >> yes, sir. certainly the tragedy for the families has just re-upping in their minds and hearts for at this point, as well as ours. but at this point, there are some things on the horizon. they're actually talking about reinstituting. ocean. infinity has found a new technology, new method that they haven't even shared with me it's very secret. and what they're saying is that we're gonna go start looking and they made a proposal to the malaysian government to do so. and it looks like as being well received. so it's possible they may start that search again. in addition, there's some other news on the parts that were found that flap flap around on the right side of the aircraft was found washed up on reunion island and they're looking at the crustaceans and the things that made homes on that piece as it came in. and from that, we have some real sophisticated science looking at where that might have gone. and it could trace it's back to a 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i hear often from the administration is the economy is doing great. it's back on track that you still have more work to do. i heard that again in this speech from president biden last night, what do you think you still need to prove with this economy? >> well, the president's top priority is high prices and a burdens on the cost of living facing middle-class families that he wants to do everything in his power to relieve and in the year he is have health care and energy. he's already accomplished a lot brought down the cost of insulin, of health insurance prescription drugs, the prices are going to be negotiated and come down. and in the areas of clean energy, we have historic investments that are going to expand renewable energy and bring down costs and already most homeowners are eligible for investments in insulation, in heat pumps. in other investments in their homes that can serve to bring down monthly cost and is the president outlined last night, housing remains a tremendous concern. there's a shortage of affordable housing in this country. and he put forth proposed to help especially first-time homebuyers be able to afford housing. and in his vision for the future that he set out he discussed childcare the fact that childcare is such a burden and such a high cost for so many middle-class families. increasing the availability of paid leave so this is really his top priority, making sure that middle-class families in this country have can afford a decent life and get help with major expenses that are burden yeah. >> and secretary, when it comes to this being a top priority and the republican response to the president's address, republican senator katie britt, she portrayed the president as out of touch with how americans are doing, how americans are really doing, listen to this >> let's be honest. it's been a minute since joe biden pumped gas, ran a carpool or even pushed a gauche grocery guard meanwhile, the rest of us see our dollar and we know it doesn't go as far. we see it every day >> how do you respond to that? >> well, what i can tell you is that the average american now his seen in increase in their wages that exceeds the increase in prices in the since the pandemic. and can afford the same basket of goods with $1,400 leftover now, that's not to save that americans are in facing burdens and for a very long time, child care costs, health care costs of their cause, the cost of education have really weighed on them and made many feel like they just don't have breathing room and as i said, it's president biden's highest priority to relieve some of those burdens but since the pandemic the average american household is better off in real terms, let me ask you about that. you said for how they're feeling. polling has consistently shown that while americans are feeling better about the economy, they don't give biden credit for it they don't trust him to handle it in a cbs poll that was released, just this week, almost 6.10 voters described the economy under president biden is bad if you don't convince more americans, otherwise, what is that a failure of what is that a sign of >> well, first of all, i think that polls are showing increased optimism about the economy all right, but not giving him yesterday, there was well, i think we need to explain what the prison in is doing to improve people's lives. and my colleagues and i in the cabinet will be fanning out around the country to talk about the economic accomplishments of president biden in his administration. and would americans are going to see is that we are finally investing in america. we're fixing the bridges, the roads investing in the internet to make sure every family has access during the pandemic, we saw all too many americans driving their children to parking lots in front of mcdonald's to be able to use the internet and that's going to change. and we're seeing massive investments in private investments in the clean energy economy in battery production, electric vehicle the goals, renewables and in semiconductors. and this is creating good jobs in parts of the country that really haven't seen a lot of opportunity. >> and >> people without a college education are finally going to be the able to get good jobs in our economy in parts of the country that just have not seen a lot of job opportunities and why you're definitely going to be here. sorry. so sorry, secretary was saying, which is why you're going to be one of the cabinet members hitting the road. i think as kentucky, i believe very soon secretary treasury secretary janet yellen, thank you for coming on with me this morning. thank you. okay. >> all right. and thank you for joining us. this is cnn news central, cnn newsroom with jim acosta. >> up next, we did it. >> we did it happy friday came >> right now. you get a free foot locker, sap weight just by any foot login to app to get one free, just scan the qr code and enter promo code fal fogel it only worked on 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