just won a key endorsement from the united auto workers union as he and trump ramp up preparations for a divisive rematch. team biden seeking to bring the democratic coalition together amid protests of discontent among progressives. and my exclusive interview with second gentleman doug emhoff. the vice president and husband of vice president harris warning of the dangerous rise in antisemitism across the united states and remembering the horror of the holocaust. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you re in the situation room. tonight the trump and biden campaigns are in a full-scale pivot just hours after the former president s double digit win in new hampshire. trump and biden allies now convince that had the fight for the gop presidential nomination is effectively over. but trump rival nikki haley says not so fast. more on where the race goes from here. reporter: joe biden and donald trump are headed closer to a rematch. i ve never been
abortion is an emotional issue and liberals are furious. they want you to know that. leave abortion on demand. we will rise up. we will rise up. jesse: thousands of people took off work and took a mental health day or maybe they weren t working to begin with and they started screaming in the streets. that is their right, but it doesn t accomplish anything. it doesn t help anyone the democrat politicians are scaring the heck out of them. the republicans are planning a nationwide abortion ban. you ain t seen nothing yet we will defy them. today s decision on that theory then calls into question other rights that we thought were settled, the right to same-sex marriage. the right to interracial marriage. let s be very clear that the health and life of women in this nation are now at risk. jesse: in other words a vote democrat or die that is the message that they are sending to them across the country tonight. don t worry about inflation, or gas prices, or crime,
americans are starting to act politically like their white counterparts. what we saw ten years ago is this almost monolithic idea when you show up on election day you are going to vote for the liberal candidate. increasingly when black americans answer surveys they say they are not with the woke crowd and even though a large number have been voting with the lefties latest numbers go along with what we saw with the trump administration, black men particularly working-class and blue-collar are seeing themselves a lot like the rest of other working-class members. laura: do you agree with that? absolutely. we ve seen the swing because i m
starting to act politically like their white counter parts. what we saw 10 years ago was there was a monolithic idea when you show up on election day you will vote for the liberal candidate. increasingly when black americans answer surveys, they say they are not with the woke crowd. and even though a large number have been voting with the left, these latest numbers go along with what we saw during the trump administration. black men, particularly working class and blue collar, are seeing themselves a lot like the rest of other working class members. laura: do you agree with that? absolutely. i am out here every day. we talk about these things all the time. as you see more and more people
about her background and her story. as a prosecutor? well, not just a prosecutor, but even her pedigree, so to speak. when she s talking to people about being a hvc graduate and belonging to the first black sorority, there are plenty of places in this world that you talk to people that are just like this and that doesn t connect. she s having to tell a different story. but she needs to introduce policy that speaks to some of the working class members of the glak community and the community at large, quite frankly. how do we explain cory booker s struggle with black women specifically? i think this senator booker we were both in miami for the national association of black journalists and i had the chance to interview him. i think one of his challenges is while people want to see someone on stage who can beat donald trump, they want to see a fight. cory booker has championed this message of love and love can conquer all. a lot of people, not just in the black community, but acros