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teleprompter, but today brought another provocative comment from the candidate. i say it again. what do you have to lose? look, what do you have to lose? you re living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? all right, this is the second time we have seen trump made a play for african-american voters this week. he may do that again tonight when he speaks in just a few hours. we should note, the number that trump cited in that, what you just heard, that black youth unemployment rate is misleading, according to cnn s reality check team. the labor department says that number is 18.7%. the unemployment rate for black youth, that s far below trump s number, still double the unemployment rate for white youth in this country. let s talk to our political panel. with me now, washington correspondent for the new yorker, ryan lizza, amy kremer is also with me, she supports donald trump, and democrati
MiamiFloridaUnited-statesNew-yorkLouisianaGeorgiaNew-hampshireNorth-carolinaPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaWashingtonMinnesota lose? cnn s chris has been following this story for us. what do you think is behind the knew trump campaign strategy? she s trying to do a couple of things. he s trying to expand his appeal to minority votiners and he s trying to show that he s not bigoted, not racist. yesterday he took his mg to hillary clinton taking the black voters for granted. he took that to a white crowd in a predominantly white suburb. which drew some criticism. but he made the argument if he were to run for reelection at the end of his first term he would win 95% of the black vote nap s a tall order, particularly considering president obama, the nation s first black president only won 93% of the black vote in his reelection. and it s particularly tough because where donald trump starts from. take a look at this recent nbc wall street journal poll. it shows that trump support among african-americans is at just 1%. now, clinton meanwhile, she s supported by 91% of the black community, according t
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