today on inside politics, follow the leader. the trump wing of the republican congress goes after the justice department. and new reporting on how the biden campaign plans to generate campaign cash without mentioning the trump indictment. plus mayor francis swau resident is running. he debuts in the 2024 race with long odds and video of him, yes, running. and by ducking the question every single candidate will have to answer. and cornel west changes his game plan. he s running for president and he s now switching parties. he calls donald trump a criminal, but is his campaign an inkind donation to the gop front runner. he will join the show in minutes. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. pencil in a post indictment first. donald trump s campaign choosing south carolina as the stage for the former president s first rattle ily following his arraignment. there are plenty of ways to measure the indictments political impact. 7 million of them
University in many other colleges to divest them selves from can Doing Business with south africa these protests, outright next, the Breaking News Police and protesters facing off tonight dozens arrested at austin, texas Columbia University and chaos. Hundreds right now, defying a deadline to vacate the encampment. Plus trumps Favorite Network backtracking. Now pulling a salacious story about two major witnesses in trumps hush money trial. Could the false story impact the case and shes back, Marjorie Taylorgreene returning to the capital tonight, promising to pick out mike johnson as speaker. She bluffing. Lets go out front and good evening. Im Erin Burnett Outfront tonight. The Breaking News Protesters and police facing off as tensions are running high at universities across the United States tonight, colleges and universities are now cracking down and propalestinian protesters who have taken over some of the campuses. Let me just show you some of the dramatic live pictures what youre
In six different states and this is an attempt to engage in not only donors, but grassroots supporters. t effectively the president s top supporters to gin up enthusiasm. they ll give a peek under the hook of the re-election machine they are beginning to build, and one of the critical ideas here, even though these events aren t f fund fund- fund-raisers, they are building momentum. critically such as the deadline earlier this month. and the campaign manager told me in an interview, look. one of the messages they re going to deliver is look. this is a critical time they re going to invest in that campaign machine because it gives them an opportunity to build out the types of programs that they would like to see to reach a victory in 2024. at the same time on a separate track, you have president biden, vice president kamala harris and other top officials. they are embarking on a fund-raising blitz, nearly two dozen fundraisers before the end
Voices in such a way to keep the focus on something bigger than us. march tib king, it was a beloved community. for us, it is deep democracy. it is empowering poor working people not just here, but around the world. in terms of u.s. foreign policy ask pulling back on the military around the world. i hope to be penny lane in one of your trips and go out with the band and see how you play out there, particularly in trump country thank you for your time. appreciate it. thank you so much. stay strong, my dear sister. coming up, brand new reporting, top biden campaign officials are popping the hood on the president s reelection machine. we re going to give you new details, ahead. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work wiwith yu to make them real. i brought in ensure max protein n with 30g of protein.
Possibilities and try to extend that map. he s already agreed to merge his campaign field operations and fundraising efforts with the republican national committee, giving him a reelection machine unprecedented in modern politics. the president s eventual democratic component won t be able to alter a similar movement until july. once again, he has more cash on hand than the democratic committee. the bipartisan divide is also probably going to pay a major role in the white house, which is something they need to start doing now. they ve already been doing this for months. reporter: winning won t be just about outspending the other side. where, when and how that money is spent will matter, too. candidates and outside groups need to make sure they re reaching voters where they are, day in and day out, on their