the middle east directions program in the european university institute and in berlin in germany gallup july a visiting scholar at the university of oxford welcome to you all that is or can i come to you 1st so gay lover off the russian foreign minister has described the berlin conference as a small step forward but how on earth can you consider that a success when there is fighting continuing on the ground and libya's oil production the means of its support has been drastically reduced. that is a video through i think in bolivia just made some wishes for libyans some good wishes for libya they are not really what employers any mechanism that will hold the few cease fire or when the oil fields so are really remain with the center tuition actually who are living with the more school or whatever has been done and more school but the balloon has north so far on the ground people are still out of all. you know the disability people are so not able to reaching to reach their home those who try and they were killed immediately we still see voting machines in the ceasefire. so practically. we

in berlin and gallup if we've got 2 parties led by saroj on the one hand and hafter on the other and they don't even want to sit in the same room how on earth can you expect there to be any kind of political process the un maybe being overoptimistic by suggesting that within the next week or so to also take place in geneva. well i think 2 things one of the situation is not very promising as we have this cause but one thing is for once again in china powers do have a means of leverage if they're war that if they are willing to apply to them because thus far the international powers did not use their leverage. very much they were dictated by this regime on the ground and the situation on the ground was dictated by the warring sides and their. backers so in this got a what we are going to end be libya house 2 neighbors one of them is tunisia one of them is egypt and i think in this regard right now what is at stake in libya is the contest also to model one of them the model of egypt which effectively means in the form of the haves are having and libyan libyans to see in trouble you see

liz, this "gallup poll" is mind-boggling. i feel it, i see it, rarely hear anyone talk about it and certainly media hasn't talked about this. >> it is totally real. the media can't ignore it much longer. in three short years, satisfaction with the economy, up 22 points. satisfaction with security up 18 points. overall satisfaction highest in 15 years. sounds like we're making america great again. charles: so many categories, liz. i have to jump in. raise relations, read newspapers or listen to commentators on tv never expect that to be case. distribution of wealth, you would never suspect that to be the case. >> right. because nobody is watching them anymore. charles. people are tuning out of what the media is saying because they have been lying to you about president trump over three years from now. they're not paying attention to the impeachment sham. you know why? because they're going out to make money. my favorite stat in this poll, 72% of americans now believe that if you go out, you work hard, there is opportunity to g

they will not stop, even after the senate trial this as a new "gallup poll" most americans say president trump should not be removed from office. also tonight, why joe biden suddenly sent an unusual open memo to the media warning about their coverage of the biden's ukraine conflicts of interest as new information now surfaces alleging that the biden family incorporated story is much bigger than realized. plus, remember when the media blasted president trump for warning about corruption in puerto rico. now this. chaos in puerto rico. a big warehouse discovered there filled with unused u.s. survival and disaster supplies that had been sitting there since hurricane maria in 2017. and bernie sanders, after a week of denying it, he said yes, he does admit now that he does think, quote, gender is an obstacle for female candidates when it comes to taking on trump. that debate tonight. to actor robert de niro saying the situation under president trump is so dire, that actors do have a right to speak out. after comedian ricky gervais criticized actors talking politics. but where are celebrities a

a new gallup follow show americans oppose impeachment or his removal from office.umber of opposition since this impeachment began. 83% of american farmers and ranchers approve of the president's job performance. this coming just a week after he signed the historic phase one trade deal with china and passed the u.s.-canada-mexico trade agreement. joining us, the savant ed rollins, and michael goodwin. let me start with the "new york times" which today endorsed klobuchar and warren for 2020. >> i guess two is better than one. lou, "new york times" has not endorsed a republican for president since dwight eisenhower. so the suspense was only a very small thing. i believe at the end they could not endorse joe biden because he's a white man. i think that weighed heavily against him with that editorial board. it's amazing when you consider they are making the presidential choices on the basis of race and gender. there is in other way to read that editorial. it's really among the women. we like two of them. so you get two votes. you don't get two votes. you get one vote. l

a new gallup follow show americans oppose impeachment or his removal from office.ber of opposition since this impeachment began. 83% of american farmers and ranchers approve of the president's job performance. this coming just a week after he signed the historic phase one trade deal with china and passed the u.s.-canada-mexico trade agreement. joining us, the savant ed rollins, and michael goodwin. let me start with the "new york times" which today endorsed klobuchar and warren for 2020. >> i guess two is better than one. lou, "new york times" has not endorsed a republican for president since dwight eisenhower. so the suspense was only a very small thing. i believe at the end they could not endorse joe biden because he's a white man. i think that weighed heavily against him with that editorial board. it's amazing when you consider they are making the presidential choices on the basis of race and gender. there is in other way to read that editorial. it's really among the women. we like two of them. so you get two votes. you don't get two votes. you get one vote. lou

and last year a gallup poll released a study showing that the world now rates china, china's leadership in the world higher than they do america's leadership in the world. as my wife, professor would say, you can google it, and we're just right above only just barely above russia. our moral authority has been zapped. our credibility has been shot. and, quite frankly, our stand in a world has been diminished the last three years. folks will come the next president will inherit to make things, especially after this impeachment trial no matter how it goes. one, they are going to inherit a country divided and two, a world in disarray. there will be no time for on-the-job training, none we will need a president who is ready on day one to command the world stage can lead our armed forces, be the commander-in-chief, , rally our allies and once more make the united states not only the physical leader but the moral leader of the free world. they have to be able to do it from the beginning. you need a president who knows this country -- >> we will leave this event with joe biden for just a minute

this is gallup with a poll out today. administration in the middle of impeachment has to be happy with appia thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and unafraid. different show tonight again. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts after the break. we've got you started tomorrow with complete coverage. we will see you then. when crabe stronger...strong, with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. new nicorette ice mint. at outback, steak & lobster oh no! it's gone! phew! it's back, with lobster mac & cheese. it's gone again! it's back, with shrimp now! steak & lobster starting at only $16.99. and if you want outback at home, order now! outback steakhouse. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time president trump is about an hour away from taking the stage the there. will rally his supporters and no doubt

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let me tell you something about the democratic party, you can look at gallup, it is a party much likewere in '16 trying to figure out what it wants to be. does it want to be a marxist, socialist party or of big government liberal party? that's a fight that's going on and from all indicators bernie sanders is winning that fight. >> harris: i got to scoot to this because it's perfect. the trump campaign sending an email to supporters titled "socialist invasion" with an excerpt reading "why is radical socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez spending so much time campaigning for bernie? he is the godfather of her extreme agenda and socialist vision for america. the speed to all you have to say is if bernie sanders is the nominee the market is going to tank. that would be so nerve-racking. >> harris: you just said the nominee, he's got to go up against an incumbent president with a great economy. >> melissa: if he wins the nomination that would make markets so nervous, that would make investors so nervous, company so nervous and he loves that and that's what he wants. as an ad for themselves. t

and last year, a gallup poll released a study that said the world now rates china, china's leadership higher than they do america's mission in the world. as my wife and professor with say -- you can google it and we are just above, barely above russia. moral authority has been sacked. our credibility has been shot. and quite frankly, our standing in the world has been diminished in the last three years. the next president will inherit two things, especially after this impeachment trial no matter how it goes. one, they will inherit a divided country and number two, a world in disarray. or will be no time for on-the-job training. not. we will need a president ready on day one to command the world stage, it be the commander of the forces and make the u.s. the physical and moral leader of the free world. they have to be able to do it from the beginning. we need a president that knows that this country was not built by wall street bankers or ceos. it was built by the middle class , ordinary hard-working people like my family and your's. ordinary americans that did extraordinary things when

. >>> a new gallup poll said visiting the library remains the stultural activity americans engage in by far. according to the poll, american adults made 10 1/2 trips to the library last year more than eight other common leisure activities. the other top activities last year behind the library were going the movies. people went a little more than five times last year. next going to a sporting event, 4.7 times, attending a live music or theatrical event was fourth. 3.7 visits last year, and visiting a national or historic park, 3.8 times a year. that's how we spend our time evidently. let's spend a little time with spencer christian tost >>'v t i maps. here is ae loo a tomorrow, once that front sg wit vat uarri e th roadways roadwatsy p as well befeoray fo trecast. after tomorrow, look forwar wd to a can week of risi 70 degrees. >>n? merchandise you can get if you go to the super bowl. >> gethilet. w it >>> and kristen here withs i what's coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. >> thanks. two young girls are safe after the car they were in was shot at on a bay area freeway. >>> plus newrtnt st

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gallup poll from just three days ago said that president trump's upbeat view of the nation's economy, military strength, economic opportunity and overall quality of life will likely resonate with americans when he delivers the state of the union address to congress next week. if all that is solely in their words for his personal and political gain, not in the best interest of the american people, then i say, god bless him, keep doing it. keep doing it, keep doing it. maybe if the house managers stop opposing him in harassing everyone associating with him with the constant letters, the constant investigations, maybe we can even get more done. let's try something different now. join us. join us, one nation -- one nation, one people. enough is enough. stop all of this. thank you. >> mr. chief justice. >> senator from colorado. >> thank you i send a question to the desk for myself and senator schatz and senator menendez. >> thank you. >> the question from senatorss is to the house managers. if the senate accepts the president's blanket assertion of privilege in the house impeachment inqui

even back when there weren't that many developers on bitcoin and gavin andreessen was the problem gallup are after so toshi to you know how bitcoin code grow and one of the 1st things you did was you know take a meeting where. you know with the government agencies and you were asked to explain big corn to them so she mediately disappeared after that with that hard like her trying to forget bitcoin with bitcoin axia back again you know that 20162015 days trying to you know create censorship and bitcoin trying to blacklist a certain aspects and this is the fight and this is why did clinton means resilient the amount of advice looking at the bitcoin code to make sure that no one sneaks anything in there that you know years down the line turns out to be critical and prevents it from having this kind of the centralization. i always laugh when i see our companies talking about how they're going to build a decentralized platform it's a giant catch 22 if you are building a decentralized platform by default it will never be decentralized because you're starting a sentence where you are building i

around donald trump sure they kind of warmed up to him right the loyalty around him that you see the gallup poll numbers something around 90 percent so you know would they rather lose the white house and have 4 more years of donald trump democrats when they control the house and may be able to get some things done quickly if they take back the senate somehow i don't know i just think they prefer to have one of the establishment candidates biden which i can't believe still leads nationally what you guys were talking about before he exudes no confidence from anybody that he is up for the task at his age his faculties as they are unfair or not he does not exude any kind of confidence so that's amazing that he still leads nationally but i have a feeling in iowa he's going to run into some problems i think ultimately boy they probably would want to hillary clinton on obviously running and then winning the white house it with the 2nd try not just the popular vote but obviously electorial but yeah i don't think the d.n.c. is happy with with the way things are going right now because there is no cl

and a very warm welcome to daniel gallup editor in chief of the middle east. and argues that in the middle east russia is making very efficient use of it's a very limited resources which can't be said for countries in the west intriguing. thank you all 3 for being held like to begin with you're a good a full blown war between the u.s. and iran appears to have been avoided for the time being but where does that leave us in the middle east and what can you tell us about the role of russia in the region. well of course i mean if we look at the last few years in the middle east of course we can all agree that russia has gained more weight. recently especially in places like in syria and recently in libya but i think this is all because the americans have chosen to step back from that region at least militarily and at the moment politically they don't seem to be interested in and they can get any any peace deals or be an involved watch so when the russians so that void i mean we can go back to this and the course of the conversation to speak of all started but the

they were mad and it's very interesting because at that time maybe a month before that a poll by gallup had come out which showed that the russian people view president putin. very favorably 83 percent of the most worship him and one behold we have we have a missile that prince. plane and blames it on russian president putin specifically and even here to this not dissimilar when very very loved revered commander of the i.r.g.c. was assassinated by america the people's outpouring was over 80 percent and they were mad as hell and iran of course you talented by sending a few missiles over to you rock without causing casualties and somehow it's as if this is being disciplined it's being pushed on the missile coming from iran and russia being dragged in to diminish from the popularity. and you know. if the united states has let you go i was just enjoying right now at the moment and i think they had a problem blaming it on the iranian missiles because if you recall a day or 2 ago even going back about a year americans think tanks and experts were sounding the alarm about the accuracy of the p

new gallup surveys with impressive revelations showing americans have become far more satisfied in asident took office. the largest gains are the economy, national security, it in strength, and race relations all improving dramatically over that time. there have also been major satisfaction gains in government? crime reduction policies, the position of minorities in income and wealth distribution and the number of opportunities to get ahead. all indicating nothing but good things for the president as he begins campaigning for reelection in earnest. joining us, former reagan white house political director and fox news analyst, ed rollins. those numbers are impressive. >> the fact that you have 170,000 people go online and ask for tickets. if one of my friends who is a cop here said anything you can do to get me a ticket. to have that outpouring in the midst of this impeachment is amazing. "fox and friends" had a diner of people who had come to that. all were for trump. they were enthusiastic. i think new jersey -- i would put new jersey at top of my list as a potential. lou: it's inte

convicted and removed from office and now this week it's the other way around this week there was a new gallup poll that shows just today that 51 percent of americans are are do not want to see the president convicted and impeached and removed and so you've got this kind of interesting slide back and forth in the middle i'm often wondering whether people of great passion and conviction can understand why there are people out there who don't agree with you well that's kind of almost a philosophical question right but i would point to the c.n.n. poll this morning 51 percent said yes they favor conviction and removal 45 percent no which means there are people who voted for donald trump here who actually think he should be removed from office that's and 69 percent of the people in that poll said there should be witnesses at 48 percent of republicans said yes on witnesses versus $44.00 nos so the public i think over time nancy pelosi played this just right the fact that we've had this passage of time since the house impeached has all worked to the benefit of the position that the house managers are

gallup finds economic confidence is the highist has been since 2000. 50% of americans are satisfied withhe day the president took office. based on those two polls, stephanie, you are doing a heck of a job. >> obviously the president is doing a great job. lou: let's start with the nonsense on impeachment. how pleased is the president with his defense attorneys as we have seen them saturday and today? >> the president said he's very, very happy with the team. he has a strong team with decades of legal experience. and then you have the fact the president did nothing wrong. you put those two things kindergarten and we won't have a problem'. you -- you put those two things together -- and we won't have a problem. today we had a supreme court victory with regard to immigration. the president is brokering a middle east peace plan which is the closest any president has come this historic milestone. we have two rallies this week. the man does not stop work. i don't know of any president who would do something like this. lou: there is no president who has done what he has done in three years. he s

51% say yes, 45% say no in this gallup poll, the president's approval rating at 44% but that number has gone up since the impeachment started and finally this monmouth poll should members of the trump administration be asked or compelled to testify? 51% said they should be compelled, what do you make of these different polls and why are they all over the place? >> they may seem to be all over the place but the fact is they are very different questions. the question on should he be impeached by the senate and removed from office has been running basically at 50%, in the low 40s saying now since the summertime coming through the fall when the house was looking at impeachment, that is driven in large part not by job approval but his favorability index. that of all the survey questions has been a flat line the entire trump administration. >> what do you make of his approval rating impeaching is increasing since the impeachment began. >> what you always had with the electorate, a third of the electorate are the trump base, the people who liked him from the day he got into office, public poll

gallup finds economic confidence is the highist has been since 2000. 50% of americans are satisfied withe, you are doing a heck of a job. >> obviously the president is doing a great job. lou: let's start with the nonsense on impeachment. how pleased is the president with his defense attorneys as we have seen them saturday and today? >> the president said he's very, very happy with the team. he has a strong team with decades of legal experience. and then you have the fact the president did nothing wrong. you put those two things kindergarten and we won't have a problem'. you -- you put those two things together -- and we won't have a problem. today we had a supreme court victory with regard to immigration. the president is brokering a middle east peace plan which is the closest any president has come this historic milestone. we have two rallies this week. the man does not stop work. i don't know of any president who would do something like this. lou: there is no president who has done what he has done in three years. he set a standard for the presidents who will follow him some six years

president trump is at the top of gallup's new poll of most admired men, but he shares the top spot withomeone else. who is it? family? >> former president obama? >> mark: former president obama tied with trump question mike that sounds unlikely. >> president trump sharing the title with most admired man with former president barack obama. this is the first time that trump has topped the list in the 12 time for obama, both receiving 18% of the vote. >> mark: it's amazing that when you consider all the bad press that obama gets from cnn and "the new york times" toy. we are tied at one all. another multiple-choice questi question. nancy pelosi facing elizabeth warren facing criticism this week but not for what you said, but for her dance moves. the candidate awkwardly rocked out to which song. is it, respect by aletha franklin, b, american girl by tom petty, or c, nine to five by dolly parton? >> "respect" by aretha franklin. >> mark: roll tape! ♪ >> mark: you know, if we really wanted to wind up the ayatollahs, we'd go on iranian tv and show them that. so that is 2-1 to emily. >> i've got