andrew romano reports, joe biden is the second most unpopular presidential in modern history. romano sites polling data, biden's approval rating at 910 days into the term stood at 39%. at this point, jimmy carter was at 29%. romano points out that the issues that hobbled carter are nowi biden. unemployment was stuck around 6% and the price of oil in the pro. in contrast, a gallon of gas today costroughly 30% less than it did 12 months ago at 3.6, unemployment is on par with 50-year lows and down by almost half since biden took office. the u.s. economy added 4 million jobs over the past year. inflation has cooled to 3% after peaking last summer at triple that rate. additionally, biden has been able to make good on many of his campaign policy promises such as the infrastructure bill, a resurgence in manufacturing and boosting green energy. he diffused the debt ceiling crisis and expanded broad band access while holding together the nato alliance. on a personal level, he doesn't engender the attempt that some feel for trump. i'm not here to carry the water, but it does raise the

joining me to discuss is andrew romano. he's national correspondent for yahoo news. he wrote the piece that i described. you heard my setup and the data i referenced. i'm going to put it back on the screen. the number about disaster or setback, what accounts for joe biden having a higr number in that category than donald trump. 66% saying it would be a setback or even a disaster if he's re-elected. >> it's a fascinating question. one thing i do other than writing feature articles is i run our poll, i design it. and every two weeks we ask sort of similar questions, and they come back with similar answers. they show what your poll showed, there's more dissatisfaction with joe biden than donald trump on these measures. it's pretty remarkable. the last poll we asked, are joe biden, are donald trump fit for another term as president, and what we found is joe biden, 55% of americans say he's not fit for another term as president. about the same for trump, 53%, slightly lower. i think what accounts for biden's higher numbers are the fact that democrats are already willing t