was threatened with prosecution in the classified documents case is now cooperating with the special counsel s office. and a murderer s daring escape caught on tape. wait until you see this video for the first time showing how that pennsylvania fugitive broke out of prison is still on the lam this morning. this hour of cnn this morning starts now. good morning. we have a lot to get to do this morning. numbers and interviews hours from now, also president biden will be heading off to meet with the world leaders at the g20 summit in india. he is facing a whirlwind of issues as he embarks on major foreign trip. here at home, fears of a government shutdown. a few weeks left to reach a deal with house republicans. meanwhile, the justice department says that the president s son will be indicted after his plea deal that collapsed. on chilly, house republicans are gearing up for a potential impeachment inquiry. this comes as biden is asking congress for more emergency fundi
are still in the struggle. reporter: a struggle that has democrats facing increasing political pressure from black voters whose disillusionment with the biden administration is growing. and for the white house, that s worrisome. the latest quinnipiac survey showing 35% of black voters disapproving of the way mr. biden s handling the economy. worse, black voter turnout dropped by nearly 10 percentage points to 42% during the 2022 midterm elections, a pattern that experts suggest could spell ruin for biden s re-election hopes. perhaps then not coincidentally, the administration is reigniting its focus on affirmative action, issuing informal guidance to colleges and universities that there are still legal ways for them to pursue racial and ethnic diversity in their student enrollments. we are here for a rededication to the fight for the future where america s practice will be as good as its promise. reporter: a promise 60 years in the making. shannon: that was kevin corke
are still in the struggle. reporter: a struggle that has democrats facing increasing political pressure from black voters whose disillusionment with the biden administration is growing. and for the white house, that s worrisome. the latest quinnipiac survey showing 35% of black voters disapproving of the way mr. biden s handling the economy. worse, black voter turnout dropped by nearly 10 percentage points to 42% during the 2022 midterm elections, a pattern that experts suggest could spell ruin for biden s re-election hopes. perhaps then not coincidentally, the administration is reigniting its focus on affirmative action, issuing informal guidance to colleges and universities that there are still legal ways for them to pursue racial and ethnic diversity in their student enrollments. we are here for a rededication to the fight for the future where america s practice will be as good as its promise. reporter: a promise 60 years in the making.
trump has been saying on the campaign trail. amara, victor? thank you. president biden is touting his accomplishments on the economy. a round of economic news has been a shot in the arm for the president s re-election hopes. cnn s reporter jasmine wright is at rehoboth beach in delaware. the president is leaning heavily into what the s calling bidenomics. reporter: that s right, amara and victor. this was about biden selling his biden nomices to american voters, the white house getting americans to associate positive gains in the economy with president biden and what they like to call bidenomics. now, they have some recent data points to fall back on including hire than expected economic growth for the second quarter, rising consumer sentiment, the lowest inflation rate in the last two years, as well as a the
we just need to be talking about it in terms that people can understand and not necessarily at rallies. harris: i m glad real estate is booming for you. i was reading a concerning article last night. mainly for those having success in new builds. people in houses don t want to sell them. it is a complicated mix. democrats with high anxiety over the possibility that a third party candidate could spoil joe biden s re-election hopes. senator joe manchin is mulling a run on the no labels ticket. they have $70 million on hand, by the way. it makes matters worse for democrats. a new poll shows half of voters are open to voting for a third party candidate no matter who it is. karl rove s new op-ed, dems should be afraid. he warns young voters and black voters will traditionally go democrat. lack enthusiasm and turnout