Voters were misunderstood. If youre the average voter, youre thinking, you know, looks like his policies are working to me to some degree, which explains why trump was able to make some inroads, Real Inroads among nonwhite voters feeling like you know what . Im working and making decent money. Things feel good. Martha sounds like there was concern about that. Clearly significant Job Growth in the Trump Administration. Now you have an unprecedented flood of Relief Money that is leaving people at home and not work. President biden says he will announce 6 Billion in spending to build black wealth and narrow the racial wealth gap. Amid the discussion of forgiving students loans and reparations, all of that is in the mix. Peter doocy live with the details. We begin with aei scholar, marc thiessen. How are you . Hi, martha. Martha what did you make of the comments . Its a tale of three democrats. Bill clinton said the era of big government is over. Barack obama said the era is big government
Planned. To Casey Stegall ahead of the president s remarks. Yeah, neil. We expect the president s remarks within the hour. Its going to include a whole lot of stuff, specific plans and policies that he says are designed to help African American communities thrive in this country. Everything from Real Estate to businesses to education. The backdrop could not be more fitting than here in tulsa, oklahoma. The site of one of the worst if not the worst racial incidents of violence in u. S. History. 100 years ago. The Greenwood District known as black Wall Street up until 1921 when a White Mob attacked the neighborhood and burned almost everything to the ground. Almost 300 people died. A century later, theres still a handful of survivors. Were not all equal. So were all we should all be equal regardless of the color, the creed, anything. But were not. Thats a big change in my mind. Now, President Biden also met with some of those the survivors this afternoon while also touring the greenwood
Story. david spunt from washington d.c. so that is the story of this tuesday, june 1. we re starting the month of 2021. the story goes on and we look forward to seeing you tomorrow at 3:00. thanks for being with us. your world with neil cavuto starts in just a few seconds. have a great afternoon, everybody. good to see you. neil: all right. thank you very much, martha. we re waiting to hear from the president of the united states who is in tulsa, oklahoma at this hour commemorating the 100th anniversary of the biggest racial massacre in the country s history. we still don t know how manylives were wiped out that day. some say in the hundreds. the president using this as an opportunity to even the playing field as the administration has called it and increase contracts for minority-owned businesses, expand mortgage lending to the minority community and a host of other things that are being