Is Trump's conservative vote splintering? We visit Erika Kirk's summit to find out

Even among U.S. President Donald Trump’s most staunch supporters, there are subtle signs of a division heading into the midterm elections. CBC’s Katie Simpson spoke with voters at the Women’s Leadership Summit, organized by Turning Point USA and its new head: Erika Kirk.

While Republican voters aren’t leaving the party en masse, some say they’re frustrated and want a stronger shift toward a more conservative and Christian America — even willing to give up hard-won rights to get there.

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