The lead starts right now.

Today President Biden visiting the site of the racist massacre in Buffalo, New York as

we're learning troubling new details about the alleged gunman's plot.

Plus, don't get high on your own supply of propaganda, a warning from a former senior

Russian officer on state TV in Russia.

And it is election night in America, voting happening right now in several key states,

including the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, where the Republican Senate race is a true

nail-biter we're now learning.

One candidate in these races is about to get a pacemaker implanted.

Good afternoon, welcome to the lead on Jake Tapp.

We start with our national lead and President Biden this afternoon in Buffalo trying to

comfort those who suffered the most from Saturday's attack at a supermarket targeted because

it's in a predominantly black neighborhood, the work of a racist, domestic terrorist,

killing 10 innocent people, police say.

The president spending time today with grief, stricken families, emergency first responders,

and community leaders.

It was an emotional day, but also one that included a call to action with the president

urging Americans to reject racist ideologies.

Jill and I bring you this message from deep in our nation's soul.

In America, evil will not win, I promise you, hate will not prevail, and white supremacy

will not have the last word.

White supremacy is a poison, it's a poison.

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