speaking of the nra, the gallup poll just came out. >> wait a minute. gallup?till listen to gallup? >> seriously. i want to know. by the way, i used to always follow gallup closely. >> i feel sorry for you. >> i have to cut out off right here. this is an organization, richard, said mitt romney was going to win by 11 points. there has been no mea culpa. i went from following daily gallup tracking on my poll that i don't listen to any of their polls any more. when are they going to do a mea culpa or apologize and explain why we can ever trust them again? no, i want richard to explain this and then you can talk. >> he is the brand guy. he is the brand guy. i think that brand has taken a very large hit. never. credibility, they lost it. >> donny, if you're gallup and you predict mitt romney is winning by 11 points and do you it for a month and you were as wrong as anything. then you don't do a mea culpa and you don't explain to the american people why you screwed up, why does anybody, other than guys that wear baby gap black t-shirts and do push-ups on television a

a gallup poll released about two weeks ago showed that 65% of americans think we should use drone strikes in other countries against suspected terrorist. that was done to 41% of people who favor tags in other countries against u.s. citizens 25%ng abroad and down to who favor strikes against suspected terrorists living in the united states. only 13% of the people surveyed believe that we should use drone strikes against u.s. citizens in

a gallup poll released about two weeks ago showed that 65% of americans think we should use drone strikes in other countries against suspected terrorists. that goes down to 41% of people who favor tags in other countries against u.s. citizens living abroad and down to 25% who favor strikes against suspected terrorists living in the united states. only 13% of the people surveyed believe that we should use drone strikes against u.s. citizens in the united states.

a recent gallup poll on gun control found that 73% of republicans would vote to expand background checks but a second gallup poll found that 50% of republicans approved the senate not passing background checks. that means 23% of republicans are happy that the senate voted against the background checks that those same 23% would have voted for. well, i certainly hope they wrote their senators a nice thank you threat. and the republican cosponsor of the bill pat too maniy knows how this is possible. >> there were people on my side who did not want to perceived to be helping something that the president wants to accomplish simply because it's the president who wants to accomplish it. >> stephen: that's right. if the president goes left, we go right. he zigs, we refuse to raise the debt limit and destroy the global economy. but don't get smug, democrats. because in 2009, 72% of democrats supported obama's plan to close guantanamo within a year. but after obama backed off, only 32% of democrats wanted to close it. that's what i call a flip flop. unless the president calls it that, in which cas

a gallup poll released about two weeks ago showed that 65% of americans think we should use drone strikes in other countries against suspected terrorist. that was done to 41% of people who favor tags in other countries against u.s. citizens living abroad and down to 25% who favor strikes against suspected terrorists living in the united states. only 13% of the people surveyed believe that we should use drone

but four-legged animals cannot gallup and pant at the same time. so the poor little doggy will overheat in about 10, 15 minutes and you'll kill it. so don't do that. but, but, imagine two million years ago you're a hunter in the middle of africa. people haven't invented even the spear. they haven't invented the bow and arrow and you want to get dinner for your family. you chase an animal, make it gapul. the animal hides in the bushes, you track tchase it again, and you keep doing this until the animal actually overheats and you can dill cil it without any technology. >> stephen: can we still do this? can i run down an antelope? ( laughter ) >> well, watching the way you ran over here, you have such good form, i bet you would have no problem. >> stephen: do i? >> absolutely. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: i'm wearing these-- these-- these toe shoes. they have individual toes. it makes your foot feel like hand is what it feels like. i want to peel a banana with these things. you say running bare footed or if you have to use shoes something like

. >> i think last thursday, we were talking about gallup polling.expressed concerns they had a mea culpa in the polling that led up to the presidential election. mike, you heard from the head of gallup. what did he say? >> "morning joe" gets results. frank newport the head of gallup was watching those show and reached out to me right away and said that gallup recognizes they had mae a lot of mistakes in a phone conversation. he told me twice we were disappointed. we want to be dead on. i think that qualifies as the mea culpa that joe has been waiting for. and frank newport said he has already made changes in their ongoing sampling and their testing further changes for the election to come. specifically the head of gallup told me that they have changed the way they ask people about their race. they used to do it following the wording of the census bureau and think maybe that is not getting the best results. they have changed that. they have changed how they are waiting cell phones and land lines in their samples to get the people they want. >> frank

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percent of americans now think the federal government has too much power that's according to a new gallup poll. even though the news has been jam packed with stories about the irs and justice department secretly searching journalist's phones and e-mails said the 54 percent number according to gallup is in the same general range as where it was back in 2005. heather? >> thank you very much. peter doocy with all of the answers for us from washington. >> it is time to entertain this. fast and furious 6 fuelling the box office record sales over memorial day weekend. took in $122 million and falling way behind that the hangover part 3 opening second place with 51.2 million. star trek into the darkness finished third with 47 million. a music star takes on a music legend. this is jewel as june carter cash in the lifetime movie "ring of fire"" showcasing june in the roller-coaster of a relationship. as you know she has johnny cash and this is told tlau her eyes. tiger woods taking his girlfriend lindsay von and his children over the water over memorial weekend. they left the greens and slopes beh

a cnn poll gave the president 53% approval, while the gallup tracking poll puts the president's approvalating at 50%. the cnn poll also finds a majority of americans do not believe the benghazi and ira scandals represent the exposure of a conspiracy on the part of the white house. >> changes are coming to the pentagon metro station. ise washington examiner" reporting that a new elevator will be built near the fashion center ball. the county hopes to refurbish an abandoned pedestrian tunnel that connects the station with hayes streets. those projects should take about two years to finish. it is now 5:06. 65 degrees. morning commutes are expected to be a mess in parts of the northeast because of hey, so uh... what's going on here? do you want the long or short answer? long i guess. chevy is having a big...huge, in fact...event. the-great-deals-on-our-most- fuel-efficient-lineup-ever- for-just-a-very-short-time-so- you-better-hurry-extravaganza! so what's the short answer? awesome. [ male announcer ] the chevy memorial day sale. now, combine current offers for a total cash allowance of $2,5

in a great gallup poll they asked the question who has too much power? five groups that came in the stop five in order, these are the guys who have little power state government. the top five are lobbyists are number one, 71% of american people saying they have too much power. corporations are number two. the banks and financial institutions are number three. the federal government is only number four, and labor unions comes in at a weak number five, 43%. we're here with a panel of david sirota, glenn greenwald and michael hastings. they nailed it. >> it's incredibly insightful and wise, that's exactly how you would probably put it is exactly that order. political reporters would probably look at that and think at a was incredibly wrong almost crazy because the story they tell every single day is the complete opposite of that. you never hear lobbyists discussed about the law making. you have the congress that you elected, and they vote for the laws they believe and the ones they don't. it's encouraging, as well. >> cenk: both on the left and the right ev

gallup poll said workers not engaged in their job. 18% call themselves actively disengaged while 52% not engaged at all. >>> big beer companies are reporting it's been a rough year. anheuser busch joined several others reporting first quarter sales slumped. >>> up to $100 for carry on bags. for tickets purchased on third-party websites. in addition here, in-flight coffee and soda, two bucks. >>> how much does it cost a according to the government, anywhere from $146 to $289 a week. it depends how thrifty you are. >>> finally a mea culpa from jc peony. this new ad, apologizing for the ad from the ousted ceo. there's complaints an facebook that the ad is aimed only at young thin model types. >>> it's being called the most racist commercial in history. we'll show it to you and let you decide. that's coming up next. >>> pepsi is under fire for a highly controversial mountain dew ad that one academic said was, coast, arguably the most racist commercial in history. the ad created by tyler the creator depicts a battered white woman facing a police lineup of all african-american men and a ta

gallup's annual survey on different moral attitudes also showed a growing acceptance of having a childutside of marriage and of sex between unmarried men and women. >>> vermont this week became the fourth ste to allophysician assted suicide. it is already legal in oregon, washington state and montana. vermont's catholic bishop denounced the new law, saying it creates a "death state," where, he said, life can be terminated now at both its beginning and its end. >>> a philadelphia couple has been charged with murder in the death of their 8-month-old son, who died after they chose to pray instead of seeking medical treatment for the child. the baby was suffering from pneumonia. this was the couple's second child to die from lack of medical care. the two were already on probation for the 2009 death of their 2-year-old, also from pneumonia. >>> faith groups praised the senate judiciary committee this week for approving new immigration legislation. the bill now goes to the full senate, where a vote is expected next month. evangelicals have been vocal in calls for immigration reform and welco

gallup found a few months ago that 42% of americs want to see unions have less influence and i think this ruling reflects that very well. >> mike, there a a lot of service employers who were behind striking this rule down, saying that if we had to p up these things, if the workers unionize as a result of these ads, we'd be cpanies in the private sector that are not unionized are much more profitable and grow much more faster and end up hiring more people than private companies that are unionized. >> e. mac, what do you think? >> i aee with rich because this really is lop sided in favor of unions. it does not tell the worker and really hides from the worer and misleads the worker that they have the right to refuse to pay union dues, they have the right to decertify a union if they don't want the really bad union representing them. i think this is a plus for workers to get the best information that they deserve in the workplace. >> rick, you read through these employee rights, the same thing rich just said. it is lopsided in favor of union organizes, is it not? >> actually i think it d

congressional approval polls continue to be down and recent gallup poll 16% approve of congress.u think benghazi the a.p. hold over until the next congressional election? >> depending on where they go they are definitely going to be going on for next several months are there going to be more controversies coming up to the six to 18 months. it remains to be seen. but i think obamacare will be a bigger issue than these investigations because we'll see if law is working or whether it is not. that will be the bigger fodder for the election. >> jamie: we know it's the law of the land. bob great to see you. >> kelly: breaking developments overseas as n armed north korea reportedly launches a missile for the second straight day. the short range missile reportedly falling into the sea off of japan's west coast. yesterday north korea fired three similar weapons into the same area. the latest developments come after nearly daily threats by the north against south korea and the u.s. earlier this year. >>> top republican is demanding more answers on the benghazi terror attacks. chairman darr

. >>> new data from pal gallup finds about 30% of u.s. workers are fully engaged in their jobs. 18% call themselves actively engaged. and what happening 52% say they're not engaged. >>> it's been a rough year for suds. this weekend, anheuser-busch joined others to report that first quarter sales have slumped. >>> frontier will charge up to 100 bucks for a carry-on bag for tickets purchased on discount, third-party websites. in-flight coffee and soda will cost $2. >>> how much does it cost to feed a family of four? anywhere from $146 to $289 a week, depending on how thrifty you are. >>> and finally, a mea culpa from jcpenney, for changes made out of its now ousted ceo that drove customers away. there's complaints on facebook that the ad is only aimed at young, thin, model types. >>> it's being called the most racist commercial in history. that's coming up next. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-he

lowest levels of approval rating ever right you see the even below nixon yet at will as long as the gallup has been taking those poll numbers and you saw democrats for the first time not just having big majorities but big progressive majorities the dixiecrats are kind of faded away you saw. a kind of an almost a consensus in the media predicting big waves of progressive reform looking at the partisan alignment but also saying that look at a public opinion folks are tired of the supply side theory they're tired of the years of bush and deregulation they're ready to turn the page they're ready for you know a watershed moment of you know the employee free choice act tax reform you know big changes that could shift the balance and power of change the kind of trajectory of income inequality that we've been experiencing for so many years in other words there was a consensus that the reagan experiment the reaganomics experiment had failed that's right and that we were going to return to new deal nomics that were some some kind of. some kind of make sure. you know exactly and. these conservative p

just another example of a larger attack on reproductive rights happening across the country i mean a gallup poll from january interesting enough shows that the pro life positions gaining more support at the same time the climates shift in favor of the toward things like gay marriage and other social issues i mean what factors you think are causing the shift backwards across the nation. and you know i think one of the important factors in this case that i actually think will be able to turn the tide in the opposite direction is that this case really shows that what we have been told for many many years that pregnant women would not be prosecuted in the event that roe versus wade was overturned that that's really not true and what we're seeing here if this prosecution goes forward it means not only that an unintentional pregnancy loss could be considered a form of homicide but also that if a woman were to engage in self-help and try to induce an abortion on her own whether by pills or by herbs or by implements as used to happen before roe versus wade those women could be held guilty for murde

gallup tracked america's economic confidence every week since the financial crisis and now stands at a five-year high. why? first stocks are at record highs boosting everybody's 401(k)s. the average account is now $80,900, for employees 55 or older the average account holds $255,000, nearly doubled over the past four years. home values are rising, we hope that's making you feel richer. we learned the median price of a home sold in april jumped 11% from a year ago, it's the 14th straight year over year price increase and the fifth in a row in the double digits, and finally, unemployment 7.5%, the lowest since december 2008. yes, it is still too high, way too high. millions of americans are out of work, underemployed but the signs point to an improving labor market. >>> so is this recovery four years in now solid enough for most americans to feel it and not just you know, not just the best earners and what does it mean for president obama? cnn's chief political correspondent candy crowley is anchor of "state of the union." the president has been knocked off message, benghazi, the irs t

really france and italy not seeing any future for the young people this is according to a recent gallup survey these numbers really just confirm what we've already seen from stories of individuals across europe we've seen a rise in suicide rates again in countries like greece. and we've seen on employment skyrocketing poverty among young people children here in belgium has just gone up as well as a result of a lot of parents losing their jobs so these numbers are just confirming the kind of pessimism that is across europe it's not just an opinion of euro skeptics or naysayers these are figures of citizens themselves creating this european union and looking at what the future holds for them and they really are not very optimistic at all. for more on europe's future including the e.u. doesn't need britain french president francois alone the brace the youth puts pressure to reform the pool. meanwhile another expert says it's generally the we don't know the euro currency found out why at r.t. dot com. more news today. again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the

gallup polls that are done over the last twenty years over fifty percent of the american and canadian i'm canadian so i prefer that the commission population also believe in a young earth that's under ten thousand years another thirty five percent believe that god created man to eighty five percent of the population is theist. i'm sorry i know that fifteen percent of the population is controlling the media or perhaps the educational system but eighty five percent of the population is theist in the us and canada and certainly i don't see an atheistic. president in us at. coming to power they have to go for the religious vote because it's such a powerful vote in the us it is less so in canada but such a powerful vote in the u.s. so i don't understand what rob was saying i do know this though that it's maybe not as easy as you think mention that it isn't it wasn't really a rational but i think it's more than a science in that it wasn't rational to believe in a creator but that it's the most rational thing in the world to believe in and a creator if i have a computer and really no one is

do but they still to further to voting for either democrats or republicans i want to show you this gallup poll showing that a majority of people want congressional term and that's and they want to completely end the electoral college gary do you think the lotto reform is needed first before third parties can really have a chance you know he or here's how i think third parties could really have a chance and that would be that if you're on the ballot in a nuff states to win the presidential elections there should be a requirement that you're in the polls in the polls just in the polls to determine who gets in the presidential debates is that asking too much if you have the opportunity to win so in this case that would have been myself joel stein obama romney that would have appeared in the polls not in the debates let but let the polls decide whether or not candidate gets in the debates or not but just in the poll what do you think about that all right i think that would be great but we can't really rely on the media to do that kerry so we have to take things up of ourselves and no no i agr

do but they still to infer to voting for either democrats or republicans i want to show you this gallup poll showing that a majority of people want rational terms on that's and they want to completely end the electoral college and gary do you think that alecto reform is needed first before third parties can really have a chance you know he or here's how i think third parties could really have a chance and that would be that if you're on the ballot in anough states to win the presidential elections there should be a requirement that you're in the polls in the polls just in the polls to determine who gets in the presidential debates is that asking too much if you have the opportunity to win so in this case that would have been myself jill stein obama romney that would have appeared in the polls not in the debates but let the polls decide whether or not candidate gets in the debates or not but just in the polls what do you think about that all right i think that that would be great but we can't really rely on the media to do that kerry so we have to take things out of upon ourselves and no

do but they still to further to voting for either democrats or republicans i want to show you this gallup poll showing that a majority of people want rational term limits and they want to completely end the electoral college gary do you think that alecto reform is needed first before third parties can really have a chance you. here's how i think third parties could really have a chance and that would be that if you're on the ballot in anough states to win the presidential elections there should be a requirement that you're in the polls in the polls just in the polls to determine who gets in the presidential debates is that asking too much if you have the opportunity to win so in this case that would have been myself joel stein obama romney that would have appeared in the polls not in the debates but let the polls decide whether or not candidate gets in the debates or not but just in the poll what do you think about that all right i think that that would be great but we can't really rely on the media to do that kerry so we have to take these up of ourselves and no no i agree this but this