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look at this finding of this frank luntz poll.ased confidence in the system as a result of the pause. 53% in total said it was a good example of the safety monitoring of the vaccine that is in place to protect americans. 44% of trump supporters thought it was a good idea. what do you think? >> so i think it was a good idea and the ethically right thing to do to pause it temporarily to make sure people getting the vaccine could have complete knowledge. what i disagree with is the prolongation of the pause. no criteria to stop the pause and the biden administration not making a decision asap, which is meeting on friday as an advisory committee. it's fine to get advice but all the knowledge and the data we need is there. the biden administration needs to make a decision, put it back on the market potentially with restrictions to younger woman. make a decision, get it back on the market. it's an important tool. >> sandra: admiral giroir, you made a lot of conversation in a news over the california restaurant closures. when california

let's bring in polster frank luntz who has been talking to voters around the country.p that you talk to about a bunch of different topics but what do they want to hear from president biden? >> it's not only diverse but also divided. in fact, it was shocking to me just how different the responses were not just between republican and democrat but between voters of color and the white population. i don't know how the president is going to unify when the priorities are different. strategies are different. even when they are talking about the same issue, they approach it so differently that it's going to be very hard to thread this needle this evening. >> bret: let's listen to top issues from your group here. >> grocery prices are increasing and gas prices are increasing and how are we going to combat inflation as we are throwing money that we don't have everywhere? >> what's going on at the border because that is something that he didn't, you know, very oblivious about. >> fatal police shootings of unarmed black people. >> because? >> because i am a mother of a black son a

you see israel project in 2009 israel project turn to conservative poster and rebranding expert frank luntz to determine which talking points used by israeli and u.s. officials over time at the most effective in maintaining american sympathy for israel once wrote up his recommendations in a 2009 report called the global language dictionary if you want to understand how the propaganda works especially in the u.s. you need to read the luntz document is really clear that the occupation and especially the settlements are a problem and he points the polls that show a large majority of americans actually think that israel should retreat to the 67 borders in fact he says when you talk about land in terms of $67.00 you completely flip american sentiment against you but and this is a solution if you bring up the danger of terrorism you win back the support the key is the claim that the fight is over ideology not land about terror not territory in fact these 3 words terror not territory summarize the basis of the propaganda campaign of the u.s. and lots goes on to say the one of the most effective wa

let's bring in polster frank luntz, frank, good evening. so, listening to chad there, there's a number of bills that are going to be confrontational. there's not a lot of trust in the country about congress, either side. what can congress do to regain public trust at this moment split? bret, you are correct of the hostility swing voters both members of congress is at historic high. they are just angry with the back and forth. they want things to be done. we went out and listened to 20 swing voters from across the country, 17 different states. and let me play for you a segment just to show you how angry the american people are. let's listen. >> there's zero bipartisan. >> they don't work with us anymore. >> the lack of civility. these people are supposed to be role models and if you watch them on tv they are basically just ranting 24 hours a day. >> i just want someone to say i'm not going to be an extremist. i'm not going to be pushed by the threat of being voted out of office. >> and that's the problem. the anger and frustration towards bo

made same lar move last week joining us to talk about the rhetoric and language aren't vaccine is frank luntz's leaders should stop saying vaccine assport. great to see you, frank. what do you mean by that >> well, i mean that is when people hear the word passport -- only halfof americans have one so for the other half, it's foreign concept to them. if you require a federal passport, people hear as a mandate, they hear that washington is collecting your information. that's not what they want. they don't have a problem with a vaccine verification or a certificate a passport is a formal document. it collects information in a formal way and you got a pig ssignificant percentage of americans that don't want that the concept is supported by 3-1. but not a washington mandate the words you determuse will dee how your employees hear it look at the difference between the biden supporters and the trump supporters this is a very big deal. the foundation has all of the survey research that we've been doing for the last four months on the website i urge business leaders to go it to we're providing a lexic

that was the question asked by polster frank luntz. we bring him in tonight. frank, good evening, you received some really surprising answers from your focus group last week on immigration. i want to play another soundbite from this what people think about immigrants who crossing the southern border and then we will get your take. >> skill and they can't contribute which is untrue. >> they are trying to find all the resources and milk the system for whatever it can when it's really not true. >> they are human beings. deserving of respect. deserving of love. >> they are not being provocative. i was not expecting this response. >> bret: not expecting it, frank. what was your take from talking to all those folks? >> well, all of those folks have one thing in common. they voted for donald trump for president in 2020. and most of them voted for him for president in 2016. what i was surprised to hear is how pro-immigrant they actually are. we have to find some way to separate these two issues the border security, which clearly is a crisis and it's not being handled w

the president want to spend and how does he plan to do it and pay for it plus republican polster frank luntzublican response. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report" fair, balanced and still unafraid, fox news prime hosted by tammy bruce starts right now. hey, tammy. >> excellent. hey, bret. thank you. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. and, tonight, we continue exposing the left's playbook, exposing how they operate as the deliberate agents of chaos, how they weaponize language and how it's all part of their carefully calculated and self-obsessed lust for power. the so-called woke vocabulary infecting every corner of our culture from terms like systemic racism, anti-racist, voter suppression, jim crow 2.0, equity and so many more are all deliberately phrased to sound like reasonable positions or agendas but they are, in fact, quite the

. >> joining us to discuss this and other key moments is political strategist frank luntz. ve, but more importantly, what the american public thinks about what they heard last evening >> i was watching him with a group of 15 students from across the country from usc university of southern california they personalized it they have studied the words. for the first time on "squawk box" the language was pedestrian it wasn't great. it wasn't horrible wasn't memorable he emphasized again and again jobs that's the word we heard again jobs, jobs 60% of americans would rather have a career. only 35% would rather have a job. that tells you where it is targeted he also talked about blue collar which is one aspect of the middle class this is the most class-oriented speech i heard in a long time. it harkens back to barack obama ten years ago. it is very much in the speech that indicates the era of big government is back even though we discussed how he articulates it, if you start to tally up the amount of money being spent, it is significant in the end, the public hates more than anythin

and if you actually did talk to people about what they think is fair, frank luntz said they think 1/3k 50% is fair but a lot of these proposals, you're going to go up well above 50. so i don't know whether that -- if you poll people with that, i'm not sure they should think -- maybe they do maybe if you make $500 million or have that much, maybe you should have an 80% marginal tax rate >> i don't think so. joe, how do you -- >> which you and i say we're doing it. >> what's that >> you and i are on the same side of things how do you get to be very wealthy? is the world wetter off or worse off because of jeff bezos, jeff langone. >> what about their kids that inherit everything >> we should make sure that everybody -- we should make sure that everybody pays taxes, okay? and i quote thomas sarwell, a man of color, a conservative economist who said since this is an era where people are concerned with social justice, what is your fair share of what someone else has worked for? i'm willing to work six months of the year for the government and six months for myself. that seems reasonable to