a new quinnipiac poll finds its approval isn't just a 36 percen down four points it from a ago.be expected the fortune of the twentytwenty for rivals and potential rivals is improving. and economist paul up a shockin 18 points. yet in month. that same holford mines and content contender beating biden a twentytwenty for matchup we expect the twentytwenty for plans to be announced by now fo is reporting is going to wait a least until after his state of the union next month. perhaps sensing the blood in th water it was reported by politico the illinois governor and jb pritzker talking at high volume in the central lounge of congress enter about his future political career including a possible white house bid. >> that is a lot to digest. and mark penn. political consultant extraordinaire and former clinton advisor. there's always a risk in my min of republicans taking a potential scandal too fire. >> what about this story and ho it evolved? over a relatively short period of time provided? at. >> i did not think it would be much of a story. because they gave biden gave no answers bec

and a poll taken by the quinnipiac university last summer revealed that 50% of americans thought that trump should face criminal charges. now, that same quinnipiac university poll that i was referring to looked at how americans feel about biden and 37% feel that he should face criminal charges. so that's a fairly stark difference from the way americans feel trump and biden should be dealt with. but still, this is important. this is another error of the biden administration and does speak to his competence. and it's coming at a time when democrats were gaining momentum after the midterms, but we're seeing that his approval rating, he can't seem to get it above 50%. it's been hovering, if you look at the average of all the polls, around 42%. now, this doesn't seem to hurt the democrats, but he needs to have a string of wins at a time when his administration is going to face house republicans investigating him and he's going to have to pivot from being able to try to focus on passing legislation to plain defense. >> yeah, exactly. i want to ask you about that, because, it wasn't that lon

we have quinnipiac poll, 60% of americans feel it was inappropriate, yeah, 60% appropriate. 22%.ple are but, ultimately, when you think about the time frame when this was happening, ken. they figured out hey, look, we have these secret documents in a closet in the penn biden office shadow of the capitol. figured it out six days before the midterms. can you imagine if that hit the fan six days before the midterms? >> yeah. and they could, too. which is why they didn't tell us. >> steve: right. >> it's really that straight forward. and the transparency they talk about is truly farcical. this wasn't just oh, well, we missed the election by a day or two. we found out two months later. so, this is part of a, at least a timed cover-up. and it is obviously extremely important polling results very basic 60-20. americans think this is very important. i certainly think it was very important. i was trained to think it was very important as was the vice president. he got the same briefings, he knows how important this was. now, but, of course, this is the same person who spilled out seal tea

a new quinnipiac poll shows 60% of americans believe the president acted inappropriately with his apparent mishandling of the documents and now his overall approving rating has dipped to 36%, down from 40% in december. again today, the white house encouraged reporters to probe what they call secret deals. kevin mccarthy made to become speaker of the house. that was in response to a question about assignments to the oversight committee which is probing this administration on multiple fronts including this one jacqui heinrich on the north lawn. speaking of which house republicans are licking their chops in anticipation of hearings on the biden documents specifically. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has that part of the story tonight. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy laying the ground work for fiery hearings on the hill by handing party fire brands like marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar seats on the powerful oversight committee. democrats stripped them of their previous assignments in 2021 over controversial comments. the white house blasting mccarthy's move. >> house republicans

classified document scandal, new poll from quinnipiac, 36 americans approve of joe biden's performance. suggesting they believe investigation is in deed warranted. white house caught in another blunder claiming delaware house used for official business while bidesen was away from washington. now they changed their tune. personal residence. no business done there. white house in crisis. even white house press secretary can't keep her own story straight. here she is tussling with a reporter here she is today. >> i want to reference an interview present biden did mid september with 60 minutes. he chimed in, former president trump he called it irresponsible. do you think it was proper for present biden to comment on an ongoing doj investigation? >> i am going to say this and keep it short today as it relates to this particular issue, relates to ongoing legal matter. i am going to refer you to the department of justice. i am going to leave it there. not going to go further. i just commented. i just commented. we are moving on. go ahead. go ahead. i already answered your question. i did. >>

stuart: there's a poll, quinnipiac poll and 60% of the people think biden's handlings of the documentonly 37% think he should face criminal charges. that's the general public looking at this chaos, not understanding it and saying, look, it ain't worth criminal charges. that's what they're saying. >> what i would like to know is can you tell us the general nature of what was contained in this classified material? was this hot intelligence or cold intention? was this old stuff or apply to what's happening today with ukraine or china or iran or pick your country. stuart: probably have to wait for congressional hearings and they're not going to make a statement. >> they may not reveal it then if they consider it classified. if we knew that answer, we'd get more clarity to how important this .s i understand -- i think that poll reflects where you're coming from. you're in the weeds and want to understand it and wade through and you can't. >> i want clarify for the viewers and think this can dallas cowboys, the document scandal will prevent biden from running in 2024? >> that's a great ques

the quinnipiac poll put out a poll this week. approval rating is 38%.points down from where it was last month before the controversy began. if you look at the average of polls by real clear politics, biden's job approval rating is about two points lower than where trump's was before the 2020 presidential election. so the notion that biden is in strong political shape. that has hurt his political standing. but i think the bet from the white house at the same time is that they think republicans are going to overreach and they think that they can paint the republicans in an extreme corner and they are hoping that this scandal will blow away with the passage of time. >> dana: so we have the state of the union coming up. his re-election announcement coming at some point after the state of the union. in the meantime you have republicans thinking about it and exploring the opportunity. nikki haley with bret baier last night. >> when you look at a run for president you first look at does the current situation push for new leadership? the second question is am i

point everybody's attention to the quinnipiac poll. 36% approval rating. 18% handling of the border. 22% immigration. 71% of americans told the pollsters they are concerned it's a serious matter the mishandling of document. you have democrats who want this investigated. >> harris: we'll pause and move on. the president's team has said what is happening now with the classified documents scandal has nothing to do with this. president biden is delaying his 2024 decision announcement. maybe because of all the other problems the nation is watching as he leads us. the raging border crisis, painful inflation. all of it on top of the document scandal coming as presidential primary season is nearly upon us. can you even believe it's this close? biden will tell america if he is running again after he gives the state of the union address scheduled for february 7th. sources telling fox there is no connection again between the timing and the ongoing special counsel investigation. new poll taken after the document story you just heard it from kellyanne, 36%, that's dismal for approval. harold, can

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. >> the court of public opinion is ruling before the special counsel 60% of adults polled by quinnipiac say the president mishandled the documents. just 22% say they think he handled them appropriately. those documents were stored next to the president's corvette which this photo suggests his son hunter had access to. and the time frame the feds are interested in for their separate probe into his tax affairs. >> can you tell us if there's any sort of assessment that has been planned or launched to determine if national security has been jeopardized at all? >> again that is another department. >> why is that. >> it's not your decision to make what can i and cannot answer. >> if you are not able to talk about this from the podium. would you invite the don official to take our questions here. >> no. you would have to go to the department of justice. pooh earth peter there is also this photo from 2013, a new window into how president biden handled classified materials. the cover sheet says code word classified document vice president with the date that was during an oval office meeting with

. >> victoria, a recent quinnipiac poll found that 60% of americans thought the president acted inappropriatelye handled those documents. what does that tell you about how voters are seeing all of this, especially as the president prepares to launch his re-election campaign. >> good morning, jose. it shows a growing frustration among the american public, and i think that we know that in our system we are second chances, for forgiveness, what has been most puzzling for me is why not come out and say i messed up. i did this. to mike's point, a little bit more contrition. and i i understand that it's a formal process. let's remember what joe biden's core brand is, it's regular joe. it's joe from pittsburgh. it's, you know, keeping it real. so for him to come out and say, you know what? i screwed up really badly. i'm sorry. i took home some work. i should have brought it back. i didn't. but otherwise folks are not going to be satisfied and this is going to contribute to those poll numbers that you just showed. >> and mike, white house chief of staff ron klain is expected to leave his post and be su

i don't believe so, according to a new quinnipiac poll, almost two thirds of americans say president biden acted inappropriately handling the documents. 46% say he should not face criminal charges in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news freshman republican congressman, jorge santos will reportedly serve on to low level house committees, according to the washington post. the new york congressman will serve both the small business and the science, space and technology committees. assignments come after multiple members of his own party have called on him to resign over his admitted lies about his work, history and education, is also facing investigations about his campaign finances. this weekend's battle between the cowboys and the 49ers leading to a war of twitter words between lawmakers details on the bet that took an unexpected turn. also the storms that rolled through california are moving across the country and are now being blamed for some trouble in the state of colorado. and i'm tracking some more rain is to the north of us. now it's kind of showing up in far northern marin c

quinnipiac took a new poll, 60% of people responded saying they do not think the biden appropriatelydled the documents, 22% said that he did handle them appropriately. but the media, and you brought this up, seems to be now holding the white house's feet to the fire in large degree for the very first time in the last two years. howard kurtz observed this, the media have turned on biden, not just the story is out in dribs and drabs but the president and his people sat on the damaging information for two months and have not explained why. a tutorial how to not handle a scandal-tinged story. you handle your share of those in the administration, what do you think of the idea of them fumbling the whole thing? >> well, they have. and it seems they would not have been forthcoming at all, john, had the media not been ready to drop these stories. looked like cbs and some others came out with the facts before the white house was caught flatfooted and needed to respond. and this november 2nd date really concerns me. because now we have the second consecutive election where the public did not ha

. >> so some republicans at least are reading the room a trump because according to a recent quinnipiac poll, deliverability among voters has jumped to its lowest level since march of 2015. or are some republican support looking at the multitude of legal challenges, criminal investigation by the department of justice, by the fulton county district attorney's office in georgia, civil lawsuits from the general six attack on the capitol, a civil lawsuit from e. jean carroll who's accused him of rape and doubting he could escape from all of these things. but make no mistake, donald trump though the spinach is still dangerous. he's deposit influence on the republican party because trump has proven, republican party officials do not convict republican voters, certainly not the faction of republican caucus voters over which he is the critic simple and's. he is still willing to wield that influence against whoever he proceeds as a threat or opponent. the more he feels backed into a corner, the more he seeks to capture the attention of an electorate slowly moving away from him, the more extreme'

a red wave in the house two years in and it is clearer than ever that our plans working still, quinnipiac university poll shows just a 36% job approval rating and the slow classified document investigation drip has 60% of americans saying the president acted inappropriately and house republicans vowing their own investigation where biden's numbers are now compared to where they were before this scandal and look at the early polling is showing that this president is taking something of a political hit. what the president will do in 2024. his team says he will not announce his decision until after his state of the union address next month in washington. lauren blanchard fox news vandalism of a community mural in san francisco's chinatown is sparking a call to action. the mural at the edge on the square arts center on grant avenue near clay was recently defaced with graffiti. members of the community, including the chinatown media and arts collaborative, where the mural is located, held the news conference this afternoon. one of the artists who created the mural spoke out, saying she wants t

down a red wave in the house to years in and is clearer than ever that our plans working still, quinnipiac university poll shows just a 36% job approval rating and the slow classified document investigation drip has 60% of americans saying the president acted inappropriately and house republicans vowing their own investigation where biden's numbers are now compared to where they were before this scandal and look at the early polling is showing that this president is taking something of a political hit. or what the president will do in 2024. his team says he will not announce his decision until after his state of the union address next month in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news president, biden welcomed a bipartisan group of mayors to the white house. today several bay area leaders were there, including san francisco mayor london breed mayor lisa gilmore of santa clara, matt mayhem of san jose and oakland mayor shane tao. it comes one day after a group of four mayors implored congress to make serving local communities have priority over party politics. the president touched on a host o

quinnipiac came out with polling after the special counsel as appointed and it was a majority that theyought this was a serious issue. i believe they thought he did act inappropriately. a majority did not think it was criminal and i think there's a differentiation between what the public viewed at what happened with trump at mar-a-lago. that doesn't seem to pan out with what we're seeing in polling. >> the potential problem here is that joe biden for the last few years has positioned himself as the competent one, the one who would bring calm and, you know, forget the chaos of the trump administration. does this special counsel and, you know, in case it snowballs into something bigger, does that sort of tarnish that brand he's been building. can republicans make that argument that if you're so competent why were there also classified documents? so, you know, democrats have said there's obviously a distinction between the trump space and his which is obviously the case, but they have to sort of explain that and when you're overexplaining, is that an issue you want to be talking about at a

and this is all coming as we have new polling from quinnipiac, the majority of americans, roughly 60believe there was some kind of an issue, with the way the white house and the way that the president handled the classified documents? >> that's right, hallie. that is the first indication of what the public is thinking about these classified documents that were in the possession of now president biden but after he left the white house, in 2017. and we're also starting to see sort of the political elbows chartening in the white house here when it comes to pushing back on the republicans who are claiming that the president did something nefarious, who are making accusations about the penn biden center, who are calling for an investigation. visitor logs of the private residence. and things like that. we've heard from the white house, including, in response to the naming of those members of the oversight committee, which basically the white house is saying that they've been looking at the members of this committee, it appears to them that it is designed for political stunts, not for pure

. >> a new quinnipiac poll shows 60% of americans believe the president acted inappropriately with apparent mishandling and overall approval rating has now dipped to 36%, that is down from 40% in december, john. >> john: jacqui heinrich with the latest from the white house. now bring in kentucky congressman james comer, chairman of the house oversight committee. congressman, thank you for being with us. you will, when you get going again with regular business, start an investigation in the oversight committee into all of this. what issues are you going to start with and where is this investigation going to go? >> well, the overall investigation is about biden family influence peddling, but concerned on the return on investment the adversaries around the world would get with the millions of dollars they were transferring into the biden accounts, whether it be hunter's shady business deals or now the biden center for diplomacy, and the documents could play a role in that. obviously the president mishandled classified documents, obviously as you've mentioned earlier they are not being transpar

democrats, support a probe into the matter and it is dragging down biden's support as a result, a new quinnipiac poll finds that his approval is at just 36%, down four points from just a month ago. now, perhaps. to be expected, the fortune of his 2020 four ant rivals and potential rivals is improving. a new yougov economist poll finds that donald trump's net favorability is up a shockingt n co points in just one month. now, that same poll finds another potential contender, ron desantis, beating biden into 2020 four match up. that's a head to head one . so what does all this mean forpt biden? well, we expect it is twentyytw four plans to be announced by now, really. but fox is reporting thatat he's going to wait at least until after his state of the union next month to announce, perhaps sensingd by some blood in the water. itco t washe i reported that put by politico that illinoising at governor j.b. pritzker talking at high volume h, the central lounge of congress center, about his future hou political career, including a possible white house bid. well, that is >>a lo that is a . >> to help us s

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