illegal attempt to silence their candidate client. so, what happens now? and the new groundbreaking and long awaited findings that prove once and for all the mysterious condition known as long covid is a real biological illness. what that means for the millions of americans who are suffering and for the chances of one day finding a cure. but we start in michigan where president biden is set to do what no american president has done before. walk the picket lines, in a conspicuous show of support for autoworkers and by extension with unions and middle class americans nationwide. it is a stark break from past presidents and even biden s own strategy in past disputes. we re staying neutral, which is considered critical to steering negotiations. but the political opportunity here may have been just too good to pass up. president biden getting the chance to do three things at once, lock down votes in the must win state of michigan, boost its poll numbers among american workers,
at this hour, a president on the picket line. joe biden s unprecedented show of support for labor ahead of donald trump s visit to michigan tomorrow. the major blow to senator bob menendez. long time friend and senator, cory booker, now among a growing group of democrats calling on him to resign. plus, the stage is set for the next republican debate. who made the cut? and the new poll showing momentum for one candidate in a key, early battleground state. and crisis at the border. nbc news cameras are rolling as hundreds of migrants, including children, cross the rio grande into texas. first, to michigan. gabe gutierrez is at the nearby plant. gabe, the uaw president called this an historic moment. tell us more about it. hi there, chris. yes. the president sean feign calling it an historic moment and standing shoulder to shoulder with president biden who seemed somewhat removed. that changed today. president biden using literally a presidential bull horn to give his fu
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