'I Am Not For Sure I Have to Do That': Trump Says He May Not Reach Out to 2020 Swing Voters

Veuer 2019-06-20

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President Trump doesn’t believe he needs to appeal to swing voters in order to win reelection. Veuer’s Chandra Lanier has the story.

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