From an A list fundraiser in Hollywood to a roundtable at a black church in Michigan, the two

leading presidential candidates were in search of campaign cash and votes this weekend.

It's a perfect time for politics Monday. That's Amy Walter

of the Cook political report with Amy Walter and Sophia Kai of Axios. Tamara Keith

is away. Great to see you both. So President Biden was in California at this fundraiser,

not to the single biggest Democratic fundraising hall

with a $30 million event there with some Hollywood celebrities.

Meanwhile, former President Trump was in Michigan trying

to appeal to black voters and we've seen in recent polling that he's made some inroads.

USA Today numbers from earlier in June show in both Michigan and in Pennsylvania.

Mr. Biden's seen some slip of that support there.

It's down to now 54% of black voters in Michigan and 56% in Pennsylvania. percent of

black voters in Michigan and 56 percent in Pennsylvania.

For Mr. Trump that's up to 15 percent and 11 percent.

Amy is worth pointing out the numbers for President Biden in 2020

were over 90 percent among black voters.

How do you look at those now?

Yeah, and that for Trump, even though as you say 11%, 15% doesn't seem very significant,

that's double the support that he got in a state like Pennsylvania

where he got 7% of the black vote.

This is something clearly the Biden campaign is seeing too.

This isn't just in public polls.

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