lisa boothe here to react and chuck todd going for them and first we've got this.. renewing the person going for five years to going for 5348 and polling showed president trump had a solid 48.1% approval rating and bling bringing in elder for america and larry elder. great to see you. jot need for extending the trump tax cuts and talking about the way -- way forward to end this war between ukraine and despite what 457ed in the oval office the other day, appears that zelenskyy has gotten jesus and is now talking about signing mineral's deal and it's the most extraordinary first month of presidency i've ever seen and i've been watching politics since a little kid and absolutely astounding and everyone talking about waste, fraud and abuse. right now five things you've done last week. if you can't do it, you're out. this is absolutely earthed shattering stuff. i am blown away by what's happened in the first month. liz: new poll from quinnipiac and congressional democrat support plummeted and they're in no man's land in a political desert and more and more polls show fin

chuck todd or jim acosta are all gone now that gone off into irrelevance like don lemon as well.ashington post" under jef jeff bays also say thy want to go back to the center now or they are declaring that. let's see who they hired to do that. the washington post have never endorsed a republican presidential candidate in their history. that means they endors endorsedy carter and walter mondale who won 7 states combined into elections. and so if they want to keep comparing trump to hitler and say democracy dies in darkness although i know is a "washington post" lost $100 million last year hundreds of thousands of subscribers. we are not just talking tv and radio. but in newspapers as well there's a big shift happening. legacy resistance at media, especially in those places is a dying at a very rapid rate. mark: there's a lot of things going on in this country right now. think a lot of it is very good for the democratic party and that media are on their back. if we just get back to basics we can revitalize themselves. i see this attack on fraud in government. i see all these things

i want no credit going to chuck todd and my banner?s not some sort of dark secret hidden inside the white house. joe biden was appearing in public all the time. giving off signs that he had serious problems. not little senior moments. signs that he had serious problems. in the two or three weeks before the big debate with donald trump, he had three incidents, it was that visit to d-day the memorial wandered off. there was the hollywood fundraiser where he wandered off and obama had to get him. >> remember the classic? >> laura: which he froze. he froze for two minutes. something was obviously wrong. >> laura: i thought my tv had biden for biden. >> everybody could see it. >> laura: this was going on for years, byron. we talked about this. >> we did. >> laura: you and i in 2020 the few times that he emerged from the basement, doing a number on him. last week, tapper announced that he is releasing a new book about the biden cover jump. but this is how he covered biden's mental decline, watch. >> obviously suffers from a stutter, is he sh

chuck todd, an ex- friend of yours said i thought he really actually cared about being a journalist first-- wanted to walk that line. >> that is interesting. i do not know. i do not know what promoted him to do that. i had an interview with the prime minister today. i don't know what he's doing. [laughter] i think, my focus is, you know, what i said it covering the news . if i had off the record conversations and moments with president trump, i think that any journalist would want to get in his mind of what is next. things are going a million miles an hour. i do not think that that is true as i said, we have covered a lot of things that we were first on. you know, the cognitive questions about president biden. we were told that we were running sheet take videos and it was all attacked. and now there is an effort. >> did you not apologize for that? [laughter] >> no. covid, you go to the lab and you go to all of these things that we were a conspiracy theory. and one year later, it turns out to be we were leading the way. over time the audience has come to trust when we have big events break