JD Vance sends message to Black voters as they weigh Trump, Harris: 'We're going to fight for you'

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Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance sent a message to Black voters ahead of November, vowing to fight for those who struggle with the "failure" of Democratic leadership in the community.

Vance joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss why the Trump campaign is better suited to uplift the community, accusing the Democratic Party of failing Black voters for a "generation."

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"What they're saying is that Democratic policies have failed the Black community for a generation," Vance said Wednesday. "You know my story, Lawrence. I grew up with a grandmother who sometimes struggled to find enough to eat. I know that a lot of families, Black and White, are in that exact same situation, but grocery prices are up 20% thanks to the policies of Kamala Harris."

"She stands there and says on day one she's going to make groceries more affordable. Well, day one, Kamala, was 1,300 days ago, and you haven't done anything," he continued. "And I think it's so inspiring that you have those men in that barbershop who are standing up and saying, look, whatever the media propaganda has been fed to us, we have not had better lives under the policies of Democrat leadership. So we're willing to give the Republicans a chance."

"Fox & Friends" co-host Lawrence Jones spoke with Black voters in a