professional pollster frank luntz takes us inside the minds of democrats and republicans, watching the show together. the jokes and the plot lines that really moved the needle. >>> and new u.n. prince on the block. prince william and princess kate stepping out with their baby boy. the royal images taking over the internet. >>> but first, the nig"nightlin five. ♪ seresto,jake...o, seresto ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto oh no, jake. seresto. 8-month... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with the latest on that horrific vehicle attack in toronto. a 25-year-old driver mowing down pedestrians, killing at least ten people and injuring many more. before exiting his van and screaming to police to shoot him. abc's tom llamas is in toronto with the latest on this senseless tragedy. >> there were a lot of pedestrians enjoying the afternoon. >> t

abc news contributor frank luntz gives us a glimpse of the hit sitcom through the eyes of both republicans and democrats. here is witt johnson with the surprising results. >> reporter: when you flip on the tv these days -- >> we slept from "wheel" to "kimmel." >> reporter: it might feel like an experiment in time travel. reboots like "roseanne" are all the rage. >> the classics really do hold up. >> reporter: "will & grace" returned. queer eye made a comeback. even the twilight zone is getting a revamp later this year. >> one more, honey. >> reporter: so far "roseanne" and the rest of the conners have been unmatched in their ability to replicate a key element of

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pollster and abc contributor frank luntz. shannon pettypiece, the white house correspondent for bloomberg news. we'll get to the dinner. >> hur. >> but governor -- >> you bet we will, buddy. >> they're still blushing. >> we're headed towards an historic summit, assuming it happens, between president trump and kim jong-un. what do you think is going on in the president's mind on this? what does he actually think he can achieve in this first meeting? >> listen, i think knowing him as well as i do, he thinks he can achieve it all. this is how he works. he began by being very rough on this guy. name-calling. tough sanctions. all the rest. this is the way this president was for all his years as a real estate developer in new york city. to be as tough as you can in the beginning. then work to get a deal you can call a win. i think that's probably what his strategy is. because that's what his strategy always is. i think -- now, whether it will work or not, we'll all get to watch and see. i'll tell you this much. i never thought i wo

frank luntz and he exams the pros and cons of the president acting as his own press secretary. and the americans aiding and abetting of illegal immigrants looking to exploit our laws. and nigel is here in the middle of the night in britain. he's getting up for us to examine this nightmare scenario. the sacrifice of a small child on the alter of socialized medicine. first, the new counter culture, the focus of tonight's angle. entertainment elites are in freak-out mode. why? one of their megastars, kanye west, announced that he's thinking for himself. felt like a cultural earthquake over the weekend when west tweeted that he liked the way a conservative black activist thought. he followed it up with pro trump tweets that has the internet exploding. he declared his love for trump and ex-stoled the dragon energy they share. what is that? he refused to let the mob shake his love for the president. now look, this isn't about celebrating one superstar's endorsement of donald trump. what i'm going to be talking about is shining a light on the more intollerant crowd out there. you know

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frank luntz i you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. howie: the media says the president is presiding over i os, but he's -- or chaos, but he's rising in the polls. they are saying erratic, kim jong-un, starting a chinese trade war. but he seems to be bumming up in a number of polls. frank: take a look at the numbers of economic satisfaction, expectations for the future. this president is presiding over a clear recovery. the numbers are better than they were under barack obama and the president is ghoaght credit for it -- the president is not getting credit for it. we used to be the most of pessimistic nation. for 10 years we thought the future was bad off. and this did not just start at his inauguration. it

pollster frank luntz is firm once global reported that not only did seventy one percent of those polled support an increase in the federal minimum wage but seventy one percent of them also wanted the increase despite an increase to call in cost to them as customers look like this and are a shot themselves in the foot. or i don't even know that i mean when you first told me that they talk about the they were part of the national rifle association with. national restaurant association if you hear of this even if you are doing it to keep wages down yet profits up because it's the end of the world if you know it's all going to fall apart as we keep saying let me begin with the money here of the national restaurant. oh see asian hudson real senior vice president of the. at our race still sons were saying that said there is research and knowledge group to say that the restaurant industry now in the united states is larger than ninety percent of the world economies that's a lot of restaurants a lot of food consumption but you dollars to donuts a lot of that is chain corporate restaurants altho

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frank luntz, you never know what you are going to get on the ingraham angle. >> i thought you were going to ask me [inaudible]. we are never going to find them >> never win this is a debate. why they never win elections. thank you, elizabeth. frank pressuring you never know what you will get. iohow are you. >> questions about that. i know frank is lobing, i didn't prepare. talk speaking of elections it is funny good segue.bobo talk about whereou we are going for the mid term election cycle. you snd focus groups and voting trends mid term election cycles are brutal. start with the house of representatives. >> the challenge for the g. o. p. is three fold. public does not know what they have done, does not know where they are goingwh or have a justification why to put them there. if the election were held republicans were lose. i want to respond rush picked occupy that. this is not based on poling or focus groups. if you go across the country. >> those were wrong in 2016 and wrong in other places but right ingh 94 and 2006 and 10 on wave elections they were correct. that's what we got >> 20

frank luntz, you never know what you are going to get on the ingraham angle. >> i thought you were going to ask me questions about that. >> laura: i didn't prepare for. this i'm on the wrong network. >> laura: speaking of elections. good segue way to you. let's talk about where we are going for the midterm election cycle. you studied voting booths. midterm are usually brutal for the party in power start with the house of representatives. what do you think. >> challenge for the g.o.p. is three hold. one, the public does not know what they have done. number two they do not know where they're going. number three they don't have a justification for why to put them there. i made a comment on fox yesterday that if the election were held today republicans would lose the house. i firmly believe that i want to respond. rush limbaugh picked up on that. this ♪ just based on polling and focus groups. if you go across the country. >> laura: those were wrong in 2016, terribly wrong. >> and they have been wrong in other places they were right in 1994, they were right in 2006, and they were right in 201

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and frank luntz is chewing on this. what do you make hoff it? >> i don't think it's a constitutional crisis. probably 90% of trump voters don't believe there's anything here. they're waiting for this investigations to result in something and they haven't. 90% of hillary clinton voters believe that trump is guilty and they think this is more against him. this country is so polarized and so angry at each other that right now trump voters will believe nothing in the attacks against the president and clinton voters will believe in everything that -- >> neil: and you and i know, people make a huge production -- i'm not smart enough to know what is the case or not the case. i know this much. if this is the case where they're trying to raid a lawyer's office to search out payments that were made back in the fall of 2016 to a porn star, it has veered off course. it would appear. >> yes. but i remind you, in the end, all the investigations of whitewater, that's all they gave us is monica lewinsky. it happens. the public is still more concerned about the

neil: frank luntz is on record saying he thinks not only the house but the senate changes as well.ill be talking to him on "your world" on fox news. but he is basing that on this sort of underbelly of concern that things are sort of bumping along and that americans are growing restless and impatient. what do you think? >> neil, look at some of the poll numbers you're seeing come out of tennessee where the former governor, phil bred send in a recent poll is 10 points ahead of marsha blackburn, republican congressman who is running that race. neil: amazing. >> in texas, anecdotally o'rourke the democratic congressman is doing well against ted cruz and in the race for senate. if you have states like tennessee, and texas, i think nevada and arizona is gone for republicans. you see even split. if they pull one of those two races, yeah, the senate is gone. neil: alarmed me. erin mcpike. good seeing. >> you you too. neil: back to earnings season. this is the first quarter, first three months of year, dramatically lower taxes for corporations are in effect. we already knew a lot of people

he cites what he calls a cynical memo that republican political consultant frank luntz delivered to his clients in early 2003, saying, and i quote, the scientific debate is closing against us but not yet closed. there is still a window of opportunity to challenge the science. luntz understood that his clients can oppose and delay regulation by simply manufacturing uncertainty, end quote. doubt is their product. the next book is naomi oreski and aircraft m. con way's book "merchants of doubt," which was actually made into a film as well. they have done a lot of work in this area. here's the conclusion. doubtmongering works because we think science is about facts, cold, hard, definite facts. this is a mistake. there are always uncertainties in any live science because science is a process of discovery. doubt is crucial to science, but it also makes science vulnerable to misrepresentation because it is easy to take uncertainties out of context and create the impression that everything is unresolved. this was the tobacco industry's key insight that you could use normal scientific uncertaint