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i know what year it is. an extreme movement of america, the maga republicans, led by a defeated president is trying to steal history now. they're trying to steal an election. now they're trying to steal history, telling us that violent mob was, and i quote, a peaceful protest, that those insurrectionists were -- these are his words -- patriots, that there was, quote, a lot of love that day. in fact, the rest of the nation and the world saw a lot of hate and violence. >> president biden speaking today at mother emmanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina, which in 2015 was the site of a sun massacre by a 21-year-old white supremacist obsessed with the confederate
are learning about that alaska airlines flight that had a section of the plane break loose while mid-flight. good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this tuesday, january 9th. i'm katty kay in for jonathan lemire. president biden was in south carolina where he gave a speech. it was the site of the 2015 mass shooting where a white supremacist took the lives of nine black parishioners during a bible study meeting. >> the word of god was pierced by bullets and hate and rage, propelled by not just gunpowder but by a poison.
saw something on january 6 we'd never seen before even during the civil war. snu insurrectionists waving confederate flags inside the hall of congress for hours. defeat of the former president sat in the oval office and did nothing. nothing. absolutely nothing. losers are taught to concede when they lose. and he's a loser. >> that is president biden yesterday warning voters in south carolina what a second trump term could do to democracy. he spoke at the mother emanuel ame church in charleston where a white supremacist murdered nine people. and this comes as biden is
question of their fitness to be the president is an entirely different issue that i could not speak to. but i think there is so much irony in this situation. the first bank that there is an attack on dei from people who, let's be real, they are white supremacist movement that purposely advertise that they were going to be using this issue to kick claudine gay out and they were coming from dei next. >> and antisemitic movement. >> it is an antisemitic movement that is trying to weaponize antisemitism on campus so that you can turn jews around dei. i think, if anything, this really speaks to the fact that people do not understand the actual purpose of dei, which is not supposed to be to have a corporate session once a year. it's like, don't harass, don't do. this is not what the purpose is. it's supposed to be a personal journey where you're reflecting on your own privilege, her place in society, how you can pay it forward.
care about the polls. they don't really trust the polls. they don't really apply here because this is a caucus system. people aren't going out and voting. they are essentially just going out and talking with their neighbors on caucus night. as you take a look at video of governor desantis and governor haley campaigning here in the state of iowa. iowans have also been telling us they feel a strong second place finish for either desantis or haley would be considered a success for them. they have been urging both of those candidates to stay in this race for the long haul, even after the iowa caucuses. nikki haley has an event out here later today. donald trump was supposed to have a couple. those have since been canceled. back out here live, president biden is going to be in charleston, south carolina today. he is going to be visiting the mother emanuel ame church. that was the scene of the horrific mass shooting in 2015 where a white supremacist dylan roof went into that church and shot and killed 9 black people. president biden's visit there seen as an effort to try to reconnect with some of that black vote that he seems to be
obsessed with the past, not the future. he's willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. our campaign is different. >> some of the best stuff from president biden we've heard in some time, calling his predecessor despicable. the current president will travel to south carolina later today to deliver a speech at mother emanuel church, which is the site of the 103 mass shooting where admitted a white supremacist murdered nine black parishioners during a bible study. he said it's the duty of elected officials to root out the kind of hate that motivated the 2015 shooting. he's expected to warn against the trump campaign saying it's fueled by hate-filled agenda that runs counter to what america is meant to stand for. joining us now, white house reporter for "politico" and coauthor of the westman
kate? >> means lean in hard because there's no other option when you look at that calendar. great to see you, thank you. right now president joe biden is on his way to south carolina to court black voters critical to his re-election efforts. he is set to deliver a speech at mother emanuel ame church, the historically black church that you will remember where nine people were killed by a shooter who opened fire on a bible study group back in 2015. south carolina's primary next month will be biden's first real campaign test. cnn's priscilla alvarez is following the story for us, joining us from charleston, south carolina. good morning to you. there is going -- this is going to be no doubt an emotional moment seeing biden back there at the church where there was that horrific attack by a white supremacist. >> reporter: that's right, sara. he has a deep connection to the state and to this church. this is a moment that the campaign is looking to recharge
chanting four more years. the church was the scene of a horrific mostly sunny killing in 2015, a 21-year-old white supremacist gunning down nine african americans who were meeting in the basement for a bible study group. biden cited white supremacy as one of the major threats to the u.s. in the very near future. here is the president. >> president biden: white supremacy, it's a poison. throughout our history. ripped this nation apart. it has no place in america, not today, tomorrow or ever. from that day this nation saw this congregation, this community, demonstrate one of the greatest acts of strength i have ever seen. >> peter: biden spent much of his talk talking about former president trump warning what a return to a trump presidency could bring, he used one of the
street, in 2015, a white supremacist shot dead nine parishioners in a prayer group, but the president seems to be losing a lot of support with black voters. 2020 he claimed 87% of the black vote. now according to a poll, support only at 63%. why, leo, such a decline? >> leo: very simple, the horrific event occurred in 2015 during the biden-obama administration. i'll tell you why, john. very simple. i left the democratic party in 2020. why, because joe biden said that if you don't vote for me you ain't black. black voters are not monolithic, they are individuals. you heard a speech from the 1960s. jim clyburn and joe biden are from the past. john, there are black americans in chicago who are totally upset with sanctuary cities,
was interrupted by protesters who were shouting cease-fire now in relation to the ongoing war between israel and hamas. then the crowd started chanting four more years to drown them out. >> that goes to show the division within the democratic party as the president is selling his pitch to black voters, there were a handful of protesters calling for cease- fire in gaza. i will note that going into this , the president wanted to make two arguments, one was about personal freedoms and democracy and the risks that the former president poses on both of those fronts. he called painful history here in this church talking about the poison of white supremacy. it was a white supremacist that came and killed nine parishioners here in 2015. in addition to that, the president also talking about the series of accomplishments that you heard from dana that the egg menstruation has