If it's Friday, President Biden ramps up his outreach to black voters.

Amid new warning signs, he's losing support with the voting block that's mission critical to his reelection effort as former

President Trump hits the trail in Minnesota. Plus making sense of this week's

critical testimony and heated cross-examination of key witness Michael Cohen as prosecutors

look to clean up concerns over Cohen's credibility with closing arguments fast

approaching. And the Israeli military says it has now recovered the bodies of three additional

Israeli hostages from southern Gaza as the White House's national security advisor

heads to the region in the administration's latest push to prevent an all-out invasion of Raffa. Welcome to Meet the Press Now, I'm Kristen Welker in Washington. The 2024 presidential candidates prepare to hit the road after a wild week of

headlines for both campaigns and an unprecedented agreement to debate each other

one-on-one next month. It comes as President Biden and former President Trump right now

are on defense. Mr. Trump literally defending himself in court as his New York

criminal hush money trial heads towards closing arguments. With Court Dark today the

former president is heading to Minnesota aiming to make the state

competitive in November even though it hasn't gone Republican in more than 50

years. We have a really good shot at Minnesota where we have great friendships up there.

We've done a lot for industry.

We've done a lot for everything in Minnesota, worked hard on Minnesota.

President Biden meanwhile is trying to defend his record with a fraying block of supporters

he cannot afford to lose.

We're talking about African Americans. Today he spoke at a

commemoration of the 70th anniversary of Brown versus Board of Education at the

African American History Museum. Tomorrow it's an event with black voters in

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