it's a new gallup poll out today. in this gallup poll we learned democrats and republicans agree that they very much dislike both democrats and republicans. yay! look at this. neither major party cracks 40% favorability in latest poll. this is the only time the first time since gallup started tracking the parties' images this way in 1992 that neither party has gotten to 40%. and you can see the way that it's changed for the two parties over time. this is favorable opinion for the democratic party in blue and the republican party in red. both parties have their ups and downs. 2005 was a particular low for the democrats. that was after john kerry failed to beat george w. bush in the presidential election in '04. only 46% of republicans viewed democrats favorably that year. it was an okay year for republicans. republicans were up at 56%. that was more than reversed in 2009 after president obama was re-elected. look republicans all the way down at 34%. but the democrats were way up at 55%. so there have been times in our

. >> watch all of our events from gallup -- from galveston on saturday. and sunday at 2 p.m. on history tv on c-span three. >> in his weekly address president obama discusses , retirement issues and new rules to protect middle-class america's future earnings. representative jim renee c of ohio has the republican response. he talks about the importance of saving for college and legislation passed by the house earlier this week that expands 529 savings plans. president barack obama: hi everybody. in america we believe that a lifetime of hard work and responsibility should be rewarded with a shot at a secured, dignified retirement. it's one of the critical components of middle-class life. this week i took new steps to protect it. six years after the crisis that shook a lot of people's faith, our economy is growing. last year was the best year for job growth since the 1990's. over the past five years private sector has added 12 million new jobs. since i took office, the stock market has more than doubled replenishing the 401(k)s of millions of families. we have more work to do to

this is the first time since gallup started tracking the party's images this way that neither party has

this is the first time since gallup started tracking the party's images this way that neither party has gotten to 40%. this is favorable opinion for the democratic party in blue, republican in red. both parties have their ups and downs, 2005 was a particular low for the democrats. that was after john kerry did not beat george bush. it was a okay year. that was more than reversed in 2009 after president obama was reelected. republicans all of the way down to 34%. there has been times in our history when one party dipped way down below 40%, but that usually meant that people were just being drawn to the other party. one goes below 40, the other goes way up. that's the way it has worked for a quarter of a century until now. now only 39% have a favorable opinion of democrats and 37% for republicans. nobody gets above 40%. that has never happened before. congratulations modern american poll i guess its. america dislikes you on historically epic numbers. another poll out late that showed that when you ask people what do you think is the most important problem facing this country today, look a

according to gallup twice as many americans view him favorably.hat poll i mentioned previously 35% favorably up from 35% in 2012. tying heightest rating among six times gallup has americasured it. harris, i want to go to you on this one. as i mentioned earlier, seems like the american public sympathizes with israel but also respects the strong leadership and understands the position he is in. the. >> this morning's speech to aipac look consider what iran is doing without nuclear weapons. what would they do if they had nuclear weapons? on fox report last night we made the list what they were doing. as yesterday iran delivered with the first flight into yemen the rebels that overtook the government there. delivered supplies to them. and, we know that they violently kicked out the pro-u.s. government in yemen and caused us such instability around our embassy we had to close it. days ago they test-fired 20 missiles in persian gulf including a mock sinking of a u.s. aircraft carrier. they are military exercises since december. this is without a nuke. w

in that gallup poll what did the highest number of respondents identify as the most important problem>> a, terrorism, b, income inequality, c, the government or d, the zombie apocalypse. >> i wish it was d, but it's not. it's c, the government. >> steve, did he get it right? >> let's check the tape from monday's show. >> the highest percentage of respondents say the biggest problem in the country is the government. >> the correct answer is c. >> well done. you're 100% so far. question two, we have had an eye on the u.s. nuclear negotiations with iran all week. i should say happy iranian new year. as the iranian nuclear talks are getting down to the nitty gritty, another u.s. official has been seen at the talks taking a leading role alongside secretary of state john kerry. who is that other u.s. official who suddenly is very visible in those talks? is it tay, attorney general eric holder, b, earnest moniz, vice president joe biden, or vice president emeritus dick cheney. >> i was traveling yesterday and that was the only show i missed. i'm just going to pick my favorite person on that

what i was going to tell you there was a pullout last fall by gallup, the first real, meaningful poll data, 30,000 college students surveyed, what it demonstrated was that at five different facets of life joining a fraternity or sorority had a meaningful difference in the quality of life that you enjoyed long-term, be it financial, more likely to finish your college education, more likely to be actively -- academically engaged, more likely to be engaged as a community leader or volunteer. more likely to enjoy your work in your everyday experience. we are focused on that, that is one of the reason fraternity and

the gallup poll for some years now once a year asked people to questions. do you think the government should be involved in promoting traditional values or is it the role of the government to promote any set of values and another question about do you think the government should do more to solve social problems or is that best left to the private sector? so they classify people who get one set of answers of liberals and one set of answers as conservatives and people who say the government should stay out of both of those areas and they find recently 20 to 24% of americans fall into the libertarian category. david kirby and i added a third question because we thought they were too easy so we added a third question from the gallup and the queue of the array of questions and when we did that we have 13-15% of americans falling into the libertarian category. but we also had a zogby asked a question on one of his polls and that question was what you described yourself would you describe yourself as fiscally conservative and socially liberal also known as liberta

what i was going to tell you there was a pullout last fall by gallup, the first real, meaningful poll data, 30,000 college students surveyed, what it demonstrated was that at five different facets of life joining a fraternity or sorority had a meaningful difference in the quality of life that you enjoyed long-term, be it financial, more likely to finish your college education, more likely to be actively -- academically engaged, more likely to be engaged as a community leader or volunteer. more likely to enjoy your work in your everyday experience. we are focused on that, that is one of the reason fraternity and sorority membership is at an all-time high. there are folks that focus on this generation being lost in their ipads, phone, texting, the reality is there is a store nearly -- a store and or a demand for fraternities and sorties, because they provide an opportunity for students to grow and learn in a context that does not otherwise exist on campus. host: bart fraternities -- i am not ruling out a lawsuit said stephen jones, a lawyer hired by the sigma alpha epsilon chapter. we a

it's a new gallup poll out today. we learned democrats and republicans agree that they very much dislike both democrats and republicans. yay! look at this. neither major party cracks 40%

i had that gallup poll up. we came into the year with tremendous momentum. now down.e know about the wageless recovery. it feels like there might be more. >> it's the security as to how long they'll be getting paid. target even yesterday announced they're laying off 1700 people. people aren't secure they will have their paycheck next month or six months from now. you're seeing the turnover despite the sunshine delivered to us in the jobs report. this speculation about when we'll raise the rates is doing more damage. matt: from the stock market standpoint, 300 points down on the dow. what's the surprise? the us dollar up 20% against other major currencies. no big surprise. we know what's going on in the ecb. we know interest rates will go up. you think all of a sudden things will change because a couple of numbers. small business. to me, it's a buying opportunity. no surprise when rates go up. the market usually sells off. in f anything, use this as a buying opportunity. (?) it's more about a buyers strike than sellers selling. i never felt a sense of panic through the

. >> now, that just released gallup poll shows that clinton is the best known and best liked contender for 2016, but as for the republicans, jeb with bush and chris christie are the best known, but chris christie's numbers were the most favorable. i'm peggy bunker. >>> read inging the fine print. kraft singles have been under fire for being too processed and now parents may be confused about a bold new label. >> it was a rocky road. >> all he wanted to do was to start a business but people were afraid to come inside and why the store's previous owner is to blame. >>> and one of the funniest comedians around jokes around with the giant's team today. how will ferrell makes everyone a fan. >> i'm jeff ranieri, and i will tell you how we hit 80 degrees, and the best po tentential for rainfall, and how we will have potential for raindrops. >>> law maikmakers are not holding back after another security lapse with the secret service. two secret service agents crashed through a barricade at t the white house after a night of drinking. they say it happened in an active bomb investigation. the t

gallup poll for some years now once a year has asked people two questions; do you think the government should be involved in promoting traditional values or isn't it the role of the government to protect -- to promote any sort of values, and another question about do you think the government should do more to solve social problems, or is that best left to the private sec or -- sector? then they classify people who give one set of answers as liberals, one set of answers as conservatives, and people who say i think the government should stay out of both of those areas as libertarians. and they find recently 20-24% of americans fall into the libertarian category. now, david kim by and i added -- kirby and i added a third question because we thought those two questions were too easy, so we added a third question from the gallup and pew array of questions and when we did that we got only 1 3-15% of americans falling into the libertarian category. but we also had zogby ask a question for us on one of his polls. and that question was would you describe yourself as fiscally conservative and so

that's based partly on the gallup-healthways well-being index.ials at gallup agreed coverage has gone up, but they put the increase at 9.7 million. >> woodruff: the united states and iran have spent another five hours in nuclear talks, with an end-of-the-month deadline bearing down. secretary of state john kerry met today with iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif in lausanne, switzerland. there was word the iranians asked about a senate republican letter that warned president obama's successor could revoke any deal. the iranian delegation also met with european ministers, in brussels. >> ( translated ): we hope for an agreement, but only if the agreement is very solid. there has been progress but important points remain which are not resolved and we will see if we can make progress. >> woodruff: afterward, there was word that the session in brussels failed to bridge any differences. >> ifill: in iraq, a government offensive against islamic state fighters in tikrit was put on hold today. the iraqi military and shiite militias have already

the gallup poll shows that 50% of americans have a favorable opinion of the former senator, former first lady and former secretary of state. republican candidates can't even get close after all of this controversy and attention this week. jeb bush is in at 35% chris christie at 31% and mike huckabee at 30%. republicans have a lot of work to do if they want a shot at the white house and they're trying to catch up by manufacturing bogus news. the e-mail troers is nothing but an attempt to drag down clinton's poll numbers. >> i'm not sure how setting up your own private server is more convenient than an intern add an e-mail account to your smartphone. >> i think the fact she didn't obey the rules on putting her e-mails on a government server and now says there wasn't classified information i'm not sure that can be trusted since we can't trust her to do the right thing the first time. >> i tell you what senator rand paul, you just ought to go right on over to the cia and be an investigator. george bush has been critical of hillary clinton over this e-mail controversy. people in glass houses

according to the gallup polling organization a slim majority of americans supports assisted suicide. it's only legal in oregon washington and vermont. but since brittany maynard's death, dozens of states have introduced or are reconsidering "death with dignity" legislation. and advocates have made progress in the courts. decisions in montana and new mexico have opened the door to assisted dying. last month, plaintiffs filed suit to allow the practice in california and new york, and canada's supreme court struck down that country's national ban on assisted dying. bioethicist arthur caplan, who was an opponent of the practice but now supports it, says the terms of the debate haven't really changed over the past 20 years, even with the publicity surrounding brittany maynard's case. we spoke to him before maynard died late last year. >> i think what's different in this debate is that brittany maynard is 29, attractive, articulate, almost passionate about her right to choose here. that's making the debate focus for a group that didn't pay attention, younger people. >> reporter: caplan say

a gallup poll puts her favorable/unfavorable ratings at 50/39, but the survey was taken before the controversy erected about her personal e-mail account. another round of polling will come out soon, and when it does, it will reflect this flat. do you think she will take a significant hit over this e-mail controversy, and how bad would numbers have to be for hillary to be genuinely concerned? mark: she might take a hit -- i'm not sure. what her cap cares about is if she starts losing support amongst independents, but what they would really care about is if she lost support amongst democrats. i don't expect she will lose them a craddick support, and if she loses independent support, president clinton will have 42 ways she can win that fact -- i don't expect she will lose democratic support. john: people around hillary clinton and others have been pooh-poohing this controversy, saying that with a polling comes out, no one will care about it. this will not affect her at all politically. i think even a small change in her favorable or unfavorable especially among independent voters, would be taken

the results of a new gallup survey might surprise you. we'll have them for you. >>> well, the man behind the machete attack at the new orleans airport died in the hospital this afternoon. he was shot three times last night while running after a tsa agent with a large knife. as nbc's reports, the attack could have been much worse. >> the passengers and staff at new orleans louis armstrong international airport, it was terrifying. >> there was just a lot of the screaming. everyone was hiding behind chairs and everything. >> investigators say a man sprayed a tsa agent in the face with wasp spray, burst through security and chase karol rochelle into the gate area. running for her life she came upon a sheriff's deputy who the pulled her gun and fired three times. >> i have to say the officer is my hero. she saved my life. the man was within inches of what canning me. >> michele was shot in the arm but richard white was hit three times. the gunfire brought him down without anyone else being hurt. when investigators checked the bag he had been c

this tracks gallup. red, opposing gay marriage. how that is kind of coming down. they coincide.his is at the point where support of gay marriages actually goes over the 50% mark as far as the gallup polling. look at today with indiana 2015 and you mark blue this is the highest point of support of gay marriage as far as that percentage. so, thomas, when you put that into perspective, you can see, you know fast forward to today, and how we see all the controversy going around with this and see how other states as well now arkansas even federally, they're watching this very, very closely. from perspective of just rights overall and then the business aspect of it which is what we're seeing with the ncaa. >> we're seeing a big aspect from business and also when you talk about how other states might use this as an example. tom lobianco who we had on earlier, a political analyst for the "indianapolis star" tweeted at us francis, saying governor pence canceled his talk at indiana university law school tonight. i guess the heat is a little too hot right now to go into the law school. as

. >> let's look at the gallup p l poll. she's a plus 11 favorability. 59% favorable, 39% unfavorable. so she's 100% known. everybody knows hillary clinton. 20 years ago you'd say 50% approval, not so great. in today's polarized electorate, that's pretty strong. >> 40 is the new 50 in terms of approvals and approval rating. you needed to be at 50. now you're seeing people because it's a complete race to the bottom, all of these campaigns. there is something to be said for the fact that she is so known. this will end up being a campaign, assuming she is the nominee, which i believe she will be, coming down to four states. she's bretty known. who will get the voters out. >> general election campaign already. republicans are running a general election campaign about secretary clinton. that's what it's about. >> interesting switch between targeting obama to targeting clinton. that is the clear sign that they are now running against her. >> they were slow to do it. >> yet, as they get to their debates, one of the reasons team cli

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last week gallup poll asked what people are most concerned about right now, and people said our terriblehe terms of the whole country in terms of our biggest problems. as the earnest, salamander and fossil loving kids keep proving that is not universal. legislatures are doing their best to make these kids lose their love of government and making them think that the government can't work toward a good purpose. from kids who know that we can do better and who are insisting that we do. joining us now are elisa jane schaffer, she was pushing for hb-36 in kentucky. thank you for being with us this evening, nice to have you here. >> thank you, nice to be here. >> elisa jane, i will start with you. in kentucky the legislative session ends tomorrow which means we're down to the wire. where do you understand your bill's chances are at this point, do you think you have any hope? >> i would say it is about 50/50. we're very hopeful. we're hoping maybe a compromise. the senate leadership has been looking into it. like i said we're hopeful that we'll be able to pass, but there is always a chance that

a gallup pole came out saying that as nuclear talks progress, 11% in the u.s. see iran positively.rom new york, democrats line. caller: good morning. host: how do you answer the question? caller: i don't trust iran. i don't trust israel either. when you pose the question as to whether we trust israel also. host: we are talking about iran because that is where the negotiations are happening. we will move on to glenn. good morning. caller: i think that -- i just don't think that should be as big of an issue as we are making it. israel has 200 nuclear weapons. and you are saying that no other country in the middle east should have nuclear weapons. host: we are not saying that. what we are saying is that the u.s. is now negotiating to try to halt any further development in iran, is it is developing nuclear weapons. caller: and i'm saying that i don't think that is really right. i don't think that's right. i think that if israel can have weapons, other country should have weapons. the united states should be able to look at that in a way -- listen, you gave israel all these weapons, and

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it is interesting, there was a gallup poll that came up that said there are a substance number of iraniansnology should be something that is developed. there are varying opinions in the country. majority people here want a deal to come through because they want sanctions to be lifted. >> frederik pleitgen in tehran for us this morning. thank you for that. >>> hillary clinton may have violated federal rules when she was secretary of state. the report clinton did not have a government e-mail address in her four years as the secretary of state using a personal account to conduct all government business. it was two months ago that the clinton advisers in an effort to comply with record keeping, they reviewed tens of thousands of pages of personal e-mails and decided which to turnover to the state department. mrs. clinton has been complying with the spirit and letter of the rules. jeb bush taking clinton to task. tweeting transparency matters and called for release of all e-mails. he said you can see mine here. >>> the latest now on the political fight to fund the department of homeland securit

there was a poll that came out it was a "gallup poll," looking at all candidates out there in the raceboth democratic and republican. it put them on a scale, both comparing their favorability and unfavorability on one axis. also their familiarity on the other. sort of like you get somebody like ben carson not a lot of people know about him. he is on upper left. not lot of people know him but people that know him love i am. you can see where we're going with this. hillary clinton is way up there in the right quadrant which means she is both known by everyone and liked by almost everyone. this was the day before the email scandal broke. do you think this has changed much? >> well, we haven't seen much of a shift in her numbers, sort of day-to-day numbers. i don't think there is any doubt we will see that shift. we'll see it in couple weeks and additional polling, almost certainly. just because of the sheer volume of the news and questions that are being raised. these are substantive questions. the question joked about them with jimmy kimmel. these are substantive questions and go to the

a new gallup poll out today and we learn that democrats and republicans agree that they very much dislike

if you look at the gallup poll from right before labor day last year in 2014, they asked very simple questions about union power. and what they found was, the american people overwhelmingly oppose forcing workers into union collectives to get or keep a job. that's really the issue of right to work. i mean, nothing, nothing in a right to work law in any of the states prohibits any union from doing anything, except collecting a forced fee for the privilege of working. you know the idea of volunteerism was at the foundation of organized labor in america. it was samuel that said the workers of america adhere to voluntary institutions. anything else is a menace to their right. he knew if union officials stayed focused on providing a service to workers, if they actually had the workers in mind and paid attention to what happened on the shop floor, they would do just fine. unfortunately, back in 1935, they came to washington and asked for a federal policy that granted them these huge new privileges, and they've been more focused on politics over the last 80 years than they've been on worker

secondly today is the day that they finalized the annual gallup poll. the gallup poll came out and stayed made the statement that the current level of worry on global warming and climate remains at record lows, right behind the loss of tropical rainforests. so don't vote for this based on the assumption that the 97% figure is accurate or that people really care that much. the presiding officer: question is on the amendment. mr. sanders: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or wishing to change their vote? if not the ayes are 49. the nays are 50. the amendment is not agreed to. under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate equally divided prior to a vote in relation to amendment number 796 offered by the senator from utah mr. hatch. mr. hatch: mr. president? may we have order? the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. the senate will be in order.

this is a slide of gallup. this is small business owners. the people who create jobs in this country. the people who are responsible for pay raises. and if you will look in the top 10 concerns that they have, government regulation is number three. health care, obamacare is number four. taxes is, what, number eight. if you at all those up. that is by far the number one thing that concerns small business owners today. next slide, please. you can see the results. this is largely because of taxes and regulation, that our current system is having on our economic growth. three years ago cbo projected our growth would be 2.9% over the next 10 years. laughter, they said 2.5%. this year, they said 2.3%. we need to do something different. next slide, please. this is a chart i have shown before. the dark blue line is median household income. and you can see, it it has declined since 2007 by 8.7%. the other lines, the redline, the purple line, the green line, our charts of health care costs food costs, and energy costs. you can see under the current sys

so now i draw your attention to a gallup poll taken just as the e-mail controversy was coming to light. mrs. clinton still viewed favorably by 50% of the respondents recognized by 89%. she still beats any other prospective gop rival, the closest in familiarity former florida governor jeb bush 68%. his likability 35%. as we've discussed before, politics can change on a dime, and since this story could be far from over, let me know if you think those numbers will change. and you can find my takes every day on my facebook page and as fox news.com. >>> coming up on "the real story," what will happen if those two terror groups isis and boko haram actually team up? this amid new worries that isis could come to the caribbean now, and they're not coming for a vacation. >>> he was once the world's most wanted man. we'll show you rare photos of osama bin laden taken by a photographer invited to help spread his message of had hate to the western world. >>> and the world's best female mma fighter speaking out about whether or not she'd fight a man, take him on in the octagon. her answer and the re

in actuality according to gallup he is more popular than he was a year ago, two years ago three years ago and on and on. >> there is attempt growing among democrats about a deal in congress. there was an attempt in the last 36 hours in the administration including samantha power and susan rice, saying no deal is better than a bad deal. there are attempts members of the administration to soften rhetoric because they're hearing from people in congress concerned from both parties. there are more democrats than you think. >> one of the reasons his numbers are high in this country, netanyahu people admire a leader that stands up for his country. the idea bibi is here because of his local elections, israeli elections is complete nonsense. if there was no election he would be here making same speech. iran issue is the most important issue for israel but for the entire west for the next 20 30 years for a whole generation. a nuclear iran changes the world. a non-nuclear iran is entirely different. the reason there is demand for these seats the reason there is such interest in this because this

when you look at "gallup poll" we referenced earlier, what is the most important problem in america todayment. economy two. people are so angry over the government, that is number one. does that surprise you? >> sadly not. ronald reagan began in 1981 his inaugural address saying government is not solution to our current problems, it is the problem. i think we're there again. once again, we have allowed the government to become so big that it can't do base beings right because it has too many frills and too many sidelines and too much micromanagement t can't possibly address the underlying problem. it should stick to the basics before it decides to take on new responsiblities like obama care. gerri: we talked a lot this week about hillary rodham clinton. you've been writing about hrc for the whole week. it's a big story. what does this tell you about our government that we have to really watch out for? >> transparency is the key to our government. knowing what fish officials are doing. having the opportunity to look over their shoulder. having media examine what they're up to. and, the cli

john: and yet even after the crash gallup poll, what's the best long-term investment?tate on top and then gold weirdly, which hasn't done that well. stocks 24%. savings account,. >> -- savings account, 14%. people still believe. >> when we had the dot.com bubble in stocks, after the crash no one wanted anything to do with stocks. but with real estate even after this crash where millions of americans lost their homes trillions of dollars of wealth was evaporated, even after that you see these polls, and huge portions of people in the united states still believe that their house will make the best long-term investment. over the long run what you should expect is your home will keep up with inflation and probably nothing else. john: thank you, morgan. to join this discussion, please follow me at fbnstossel, use the hashtag house rules or like my facebook page. you can post on my wall. >>> coming up, tiny homes. cheap and maybe illegal. and also homings that you can share. -- homes that you can share. >> on air b air bnb.com, you can book and stay in any one you like all f

a year and a half ahead of the election he didn't even have one percent in the gallup poll.eorge mcgovern, year and a half houston of 1972, you couldn't have found three people country who thought -- >> but the guys on top imploded. they started imploding and then the was the second benchers who came up. bill clinton ran in a year that all the heavyweights in the party put off. mario cuomo comes to mind. imwonder whether the heavyweight learned the lesson don't sit out something that could change. >> that was so long ago. people don't know their history anymore. so, i doubt people will learn that lesson. if it happened four or five years ago they might remember. >> all right professor, obviously you're not up to this. so i'll talk with someone else. thank you very much. >> it's clear that isis wants a religious war. guess who is ready to give them one? well, a mortgage shouldn't be a problem your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuc

actually has statistical evidence from the cato institute to publish studies under the theme of the gallup poll for some years now once a year has asked people to questions. du think the government should be involved to promote traditional values or is it the role to promote any set of values? and do you think the government should do more to solve social problems or is at best left to the private sector? when they classify one set of answers as liberals or conservatives in they said they should stay at of those areas as libertarians and it is 24 percent that they fall into the l libertarian category. but we added a third question because we thought they were too easy and when we did that it was between 13 and 15%. but we also had zogby ask a question which you describe yourself as fiscally conservative were socially liberal witches' described as libertarian and the majority said yes. that if you define libertarian as fiscally conservative and socially liberal 44% will except that term. in the book we had what i call the core chapters of the intellectual history going back to milton friedm

the gallup poll looked at -- said what is the most important issue for the american people. three, four, five six, seven -- there were eight issues. of those eight issues seven out of eight have to do with the economy. number one was economic problems divided into the economy and unemployment and jobs. . federal deficit and debt were there. but everything was about jobs. the gap between the rich and poor and lack of money that's how they put it, wage issues and the high cost of living. there you have it. well what's the best way to do that? we had a good hearing this morning, but i wonder if both of you were s

i think americans are clearly behind scott walker, last time gallup polled the issue, 71% of americans thank (franklin d. roosevelt) the inherent right to work is one of the elemental privileges of a free people. endowed, as our nation is, with abundant physical resources... ...and inspired as it should be with the high purpose to make those resources and opportunities available for the enjoyment of all... ...we approach this problem of reemployment with the real hope of finding a better answer than we have now. >> what's the deal, neil? neil: and what is the deal with a tax commissioner running for president? mark says who better to know where all our tax money goes? there's more to this former bush guy than numbers. he knows math, which i think is a good thing. that means he knows addition and subtraction, which in washington seems to be a kind of forgotten thing. i went long with him on my fox news show to let him discuss things like simplified tax code consumption tax in favor of extreme streamline budgeting. none of it sounded nuts to me. i would vote for him in a heartbeat becaus

in the latest gallup poll out there, mike huckabee is right up at the top with jeb bush.ong people who identify themselves as conservative republicans, he is far and away the leader at 54%. marco rubio is the next closest to him. there's the in you cnn poll that matches republican candidates up with hillary clinton who see who would do the best in a head-to-head matchup. the front-runners are jub bush and scott walker. they aren't formally declared as candidates yet, they're running hard, basking in mainstream press adulation. you know who outperforms them? mike huckabee. kentucky senator rand paul also does well in the cnn poll against hillary clinton. she beats him by less than she beats everybody else. rand paul is now expected to announce his presidential bid very soon on april 7th. we also got the exciting announcement today that an eccentric new york city real estate developer named donald trump is pretending harder than usual that he's going to run for president. he said he told nbc that he will not renew his contract for his reality tv show, which is called the "c

the gallup poll shows that 50% of americans have

nbc news "the wall street journal," and gallup neither saw a big reaction big negative dip for hillarys still well positioned to be the democratic nominee. one problem she had going into the press conference is that there were democrats like dianne feinstein that said she needed to address it. those democrats said we are glad she did it we feel good about that press conference. that poll 60% of americans said the most important thing they're looking for in a press candidate is change regardless of experience or history as a candidate, what they're interested in is somebody who can represent the future instead of the past. if you're hillary clinton and a scandal like this that's so familiar to people who followed the clintons in the '90s, that could be bad news. it could be reminding even democrats a little of the bad old days of the former clinton presidency. i think that's the place where it matters. >> let's keep talking about potentials for 2016 and the subject of e-mails as well and jeb bush and some e-mail troubles he is facing. >> that's right. the ap is looking at some e-mails h