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Quick thought. >> big time. big time. he has a message of inclusion that resonated with all americans. make america great again resonated within the black community. the democrats, it's going to take some time for these numbers to flip in terms of this monolithic black voting pattern for democrats, but i believe donald trump has begun to chip away at it. if he continues it, it will spell doom for the democratic party. >> when i look at you guys i see a great law enforcement officer and a great radio host. thank you. >> tonight's question of the day is next. stay with us.

Voted for donald trump. in wisconsin, 54% of white voters chose obama in 2008. on tuesday, only 42% voted for the democrat. the same voting pattern was amplified in ohio. pennsylvania saw virtually the same trend and so did michigan. joining me now to help explain the rust belt shift from obama to donald trump is filmmaker michael moore and robert p. jones of the public relations institute. michael, you're one of the few people that called this election. we were on real time together when you said donald trump was going to win. this was months ago and nobody believed it. i think part of the re...

Policy in the region because the united states has a dog in this fight. the united states has interests in the region that could be damaged. >> i agree. >> it also drove this wedge in many ways into -- it opened some space that the president was able to then jump into. i talked to white house press secretary josh ernest on friday at some length on this issue. they're at the point where they're saying, look, when we were at the united nations and we said, you know what, we're not going to support the palestinians' unilateral push for statehood, we're doing that because we think the israelis are...

Principally against a two-state solution because it inflames anti-semitism in the region inflames anti-american sentiments in the region. president obama was taken aback by the comment and said we have to re-evaluate united states policy in the region because the united states has a dog in this fight. the united states has interests in the region that could be damaged. >> i agree. >> it also drove this wedge in many ways into -- it opened some space that the president w was able to then jump into. i talked to white house press secretary josh ernest on friday at some length on this issue. they'...

Moderate way. and two, is this a strategy that other republicans threatened with tea party challengers will employ? because previously what we've seen is the old story the republican gets challenged by the tea party. they run as far to the right in the primary as they can. they may not make it. this is a totally new dynamic where cochran actually tried to move to the middle to pick up this new coalition and it worked. >> it did work. i think it depends on the state. i mean, of course as you know, there's some states where there's a closed primary so you have to cater to those republican voters...