Biden campaigns again in South Carolina amid waning support from Black voters

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President Joe Biden is back in South Carolina, a key state in his bid for reelection and is again focusing on young and Black voters whose support for him has been slipping. NBC News’ Aaron Gilchrist has more from voters in South Carolina.