In the previous administration, my predecessor made promises, which he broke more than kept,

left a lot of people behind in communities like Grayson.

On my watch, we make promises and we keep promising.

We need no one behind.

That was President Joe Biden in the Battleground State of Wisconsin yesterday, announcing a major economic investment while highlighting his predecessor's failed deal in that exact same town.

We'll have more of his comments straight ahead.

Meanwhile, the president is also drawing a hard line on military support for Israel's

impending invasion of Rafa. That decision is now drawing some sharp criticism from lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

And also ahead, we'll get a preview of what to expect today in Donald Trump's hush money trial,

with Stormy Daniels set to take

the witness stand yet again.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Thursday, May 9th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us.

And we'll begin with President Biden's visit yesterday to Wisconsin, a key swing state in November's election.

The president was there to announce a $3.3 billion investment by Microsoft to build an artificial intelligence data center in the

town of Racine. It will be on the exact same site as a Foxcon facility, which Donald Trump

proclaimed during his administration, would be the eighth wonder of the world.

But the Foxcon facility never fully materialized,

and the Taiwanese company drastically scaled back plans for the factory,

reducing the number of new jobs from 13,000 to the roughly 1,000 spots that are now filled.

That's according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. President Biden drew that contrast and highlighted all of that in his speech yesterday. In fact, six years ago,

when my predecessor came to Racine with the promise of, quote,

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