President biden considered himself the champion of the working and middle class. Jd vance introduced himself as the son of appalachia with hillbilly roots. A man that would fight for the workers. The question of how black voters might vote, they are a key segment of the electorate. That question has been unusually openended. When present biden was still at the top of the ticket, he was underperforming with black voters. An indepth survey of nearly 9000 adults published this summer found that one in Five Lakh men said they plan to vote for trump. In 2016, 13 of lachman voted for him but in 2020, 19 did. Part of Bidens Problem is a candidate was figuring out how to stop black voters from deserting the democratic party. Since Kamala Harris has become the nominee, the numbers have changed significantly. Now the Trump Campaign is in a tailspin as it tries to figure out whether voters of color, particularly black voters are still in play. It was an illadvised appearance. He sat down for a qu
Today has been a lot and we will get into all of it, thank you, my friend, its good to see you. Okay, until recently, the national conversation about this 2024 president ial election has been largely focused on white workingclass voters. President biden considered himself the champion for the working and the middle class, Donald Trumps running mate, senator vance, introduced himself at the Republican National Convention as the son of appalachia, with hillbilly roots. A man who would fight for the workers in this country. But the question of how black voters might vote this year, black voters, and a key segment of the electorate, that question has been unusually openended. When biden was still at the top of the ticket, polls showed him underperforming with black voters as they slipped to Donald Trump. An indepth survey of nearly i 9000 of adult published the summer before i didnt dropped out found that one in five black men said they planned to vote for trump. In the 2016 election, 13 o
And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof tHrough the night that our flag was still there o, say does that starspangled Banner Yet Wave . Oe oer the land of the free, and the Home Of The Brave Rachel good morning. It is zick in New York. That was Lee Greenwood with the starspangled banner. I just love him. To me is just like a wonderful man. He is such a patriot. Should do Lee Greenwood every time. Pete would be okay with that. Official Anthem Singer of fox Friends Weekend. I like it. I dont know if you saw, rachel, Tribute In Lights, Twin Towers dominating the skyline. Rachel they say you can see it from a 60mile radius. It is pretty spectacular. Pete another reminder of a powerful day for All Of Us to be there. Spent the day a lot thinking about that. Frankly a lot about what you said, rachel at The End. We saw 20 minutes of what happened in real time, the remembrance and heroism. There is a lot of anger that comes tHroughout the day and what was done to us, ho
Devastated the state 16 years ago today. Its too early to assess idas huge swath of damage, but the Wrecking Power is obvious. Just look at this Video Right here. Flooding is widespread in Idas Path and some areas could see up to 20 inches of rain. More than a half million homes and businesses are without power, and that number is sure to climb. Officials say it could take weeks to restore power. The Levee System in New Orleans vastly upgraded after katrina is holding so far. The States Governor says Hurricane Ida will be the levees most severe test. Lets go to the Cnn Weather Center and meteorologist tom sater. Tom, are you surprised this is still a category 4 storm hours after it made landfall . Very surprised really. We knew it was going to hit with a punch, and we knew because it was kind of small and compact in its size that it would act as a cannonball and shoot inward. Just moments ago, we can now say its weakened to a category 3. Thats still amazing to me. To see the outline in
The worst. As soon as the storm passes, well put this, well put the countrys full might behind the rescue and recovery. The help from the federal government and local crews will be needed. Right now, a half million people in the new Orleans Area do not have power. Joining us now to show the power of the storm, Nbc News Meteorologist Bill Karins and ali velshi. We can see the strong winds there. How is it on the ground . The signal is going in and out. Were trying everything possible. This is the way it goes right now. These are gusts. Theyre not sustained wind. As you can see, when they come in. What im going through right now, it feels like Microderm Abrasion on my face. Our viewers say what are you putting yourself in this danger for . Theres a Concrete Wall there so im completely blocked the the elements by a wall and from the hotel in front of me and this is still what im getting. Were a couple blocks from the Mississippi River here. So some of this may be coming off. You see these