Joe Biden attempts to gain swing voter support

It is primary day, Tuesday, for five U.S. states today. Tuesday, American time. President Joe Biden has traveled to the country's west in an attempt to win over swing voters while his predecessor struggles with money problems. President Biden headed out on a three-state campaign swing Tuesday, scheduled to make stops in Nevada and Arizona, followed by fundraisers in Texas Wednesday and Thursday. The general election is set to be a rematch of the last election, and Biden is going to have to put up a fight in Arizona where he won in 2020. He trails former President Trump there in a Fox News poll for the general election. He's gonna get out there now as like some moderate guy, like a unifier, a man of the common people, and kind of try to, like, repeat the 2020 act. Trump is making headlines this week. We're gonna put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not gonna be able to sell those guys. If I get elected. Now, if I don't get elected, it's gonna be a bloodbath. Every time he gives one of these freewheeling speeches, there's gonna be so much cleanup that has to be done and parsed through what he said and what he meant to say. And Trump's lawyers say he can't find an insurance company to underwrite the bond on the $454 million civil fraud judgment against him in New York. They wanna make sure that they get recompensed, and the way that you're confident that you get what you're laying out is it's cash or something that's a cash equivalent rather than real estate values, which can really fluctuate. Five states head to the primary polls on Tuesday, although both leading candidates have already amassed enough delegates for their party's nominations.