far the largest slice the latest figure from last year the averages i think forty five percent and gallup actually says that by twenty twenty it's going to be fifty percent and this is a trend that's a long time coming it's actually been happening for about twelve years. and what's been happening is that both the major parties used to be in the kind of the mid thirty's. party affiliation and over that time it is steadily way before burning steadily dissolved both parties have dissolved into independent status and so now we're at this point where independents are almost half of the country and more than half of the country a majority of americans almost sixty percent are calling for a new major new party so why do you think. why do you think there's this new push there's this just amazing dynamic in our country where we call ourselves a democracy and yet we have two major parties neither of which represents the american people on a lot of the issues that are biggest concern to them you know medical bills free public college things like inequality you know there's no party that represents t

taxes sixty seven percent of americans also say big corporations pay too little in taxes so that gallup poll is any indication americans actually want to see taxes raised rich people and corporations what they get instead is tax cuts for rich people and corporations doesn't that speak to how fundamentally broken our democracy is so. yeah i mean i think unfortunately what we're seeing with donald trump who campaigned as sort of you know a breath of fresh air different kind of republicans were saying a lot of the rehash of the ideas that we had seen under george w. bush under his father and there are no reagan where there publicans are telling us that basically the problem is that the rich are not freed up to have enough money which they will then distribute to the rest of us although unfortunately with several experiments of this having happened under previous presidents we know that isn't the case but horace bruce. wrote reagan's tax plan to bruce bartlett yeah ok did you read his piece in today's washington post did not see that today he came around he said i wrote the reagan myth he s

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gallup has asked for a 12% are ever to worried their job will be sent overseas. concerned about fellow workers and more worried that might happen to fellow workers. they don't worry personally in terms of their own jobs. true about robots and artificial intelligence, worried that technology will have a bad effect on workers, they don't way about their own jobs, they think they will be fine. ost: unemployment rate in august 4.4%, 156,000 jobs added month. what is a good number for in the months to come, what will you be for?ng guest: to have that number continue to go up. i think it was disappointing time. i'm not a economist by training, but americans want to see the particularly i hink what they want to see is long-term unemployed coming back into the work force and finding concerned about fellow workers. ost: karlyn bowman, with the american enterprise institute, thank you for taking time to walk us through some of your report. you.t: thank happy labor day to you. host: thank you. aei.org, ilable at headline is economy working for workers. talking to unemployed

since the 1st of june, the president had exactly one day where he was north of 40% in the gallup pollys in july. back in the spring, he'd have a number of days. sometimes a third of the month, he'd be above 40%. this is like -- this is, as you say, a line. it bobs up and down. the line is sinister for him. august seems to have been really an epic, where a big part of the country turned off the set and i don't think it's going to go back on. >> when you see that today's daily tracking poll is an all-time low for him, this comes after his performance, which i guess is the right word, his performance in the aftermath of the hurricane. >> you also see a lot of signs of a slowing american economy. job creation numbers come in, continue to be positive, but they're not growing as fast as they were. the american economy is buffing up against resistance. the number the president keeps pointing to, the stock market. the broader indexes, standard & poor's, not dow jones, not looking good. republicans are getting nervous about that. the prospects for the tax reform that are the thing that so many

that more than a year before election day the dye had already been cast the coverage was taken from gallup the polling organization asked americans what topics they associated with hillary clinton compared to how they saw donald trump the resulting word cloud paints a picture us news consumers primarily associated clinton with her e-mails the private server saga not her policies the trump cloud was dominated by his immigration policy with any personal issues limited to the fine print i do think there's some validity to it major outlets like the new york times kind of made a mistake by e-mail scandal with the same way that they treated from scandals what in fact there is never as much evidence to support that anything when on her e-mails but i think she overstates its influence a little bit donald trump was able to marry the spectacle of himself and he has a spectacular person and positive and negative connotations that harm to his idea they bring in drugs they bring in crime they're rapists he make a flamboyant speech about his war and about his china policy or whatever with hillary clinto

amy hollyfield joins us live in oakland at frankie gallup plaza. >> the rally is going on right now here in the plaza. it started about 20 minutes ago. very full and peaceful none administration and they marched here from an oakland mcdonald's and that's where they started their message and continued it here. they say fast food workers deserve a wage so they can afford to live in the bay area. it's become an annual rally cry. the labor day demonstration in front of mcdonald's at 14th and jackson in oakland where fast food workers are fighting for a minimum pay of $15 an hour and representation. >> i need the $15 but i also need the union because having the union they cannot cut down my days or hours and i'll have to fight for my rights and the right of others, of my co-workers. >> reporter: california has approved a $15 minimum wage to gradually be in place by the year 2023. union organizers call that a success and say it's still important to be here each year. >> $15 in the bay area is nothing, and we're not only asking for $15 here in california, we're not going to stop until every sin

that more than a year before election day the dye had already been cast the coverage was taken from gallup the polling organization asked americans what topics they associated with hillary clinton compared to how they saw dong truck the resulting word cloud paints a picture us news consumers primarily associated clinton with her e-mails the private server saga not her policies the trump cloud was dominated by his immigration policy with any personal issues limited to the fine print i think there's.

gallup. you should cover either fear not to take sides for their effort a referendum and they do pay their share note but as we see that those measures taken but. the government of madrid are not acceptable imagine if that is the end. of it as we are just got done the same things that will be if we did not show scandals will come out the resolutions could the measures everything and now we've got silence no i would like to the european to you to do a good three or more to push you to do what she would peace. negotiation you should . the spanish interior ministry now says that most of the polling stations which vote organizers had designated to host the referendum have been shut down by the authorities. law and order in the region is maintained by the catalan regional police force none of the squad there are this replace the spanish police locally almost ten years ago and it's controlled by the capital and government and the catalan forces they've been tasked with preventing sunday's referendu

according to the latest gallup poll, optimism is at its highest level in 17 years. investors took a sharp bullish turn last week. according to the american association of individual investors and the most upbeat group of all were retirees. john manly is here to talk about more about the investor optimism. he's the chief equity strategist at wells fargo funds management. good to see you, john, welcome back. >> thank you, great to be back. >> do these numbers and the sentiment surprise you, or not? >> a little bit. i mean, i think people still have a tremendous fear, slightly below the surface, there's a lot of nervousness that permeates this market. i still think the u.s. economy is getting better and people don't really believe it. >> what's it going to take, do you think, for them to believe it? >> more of the same. i think we just need time to go by. i mean, time passes, time heals all wounds. i think that -- i didn't say that originally, but it's a good quote. i think what happens is after a period of time, the terrible past fades into the past. and people do wha

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that more than a year before election day the dye had already been cast the coverage was taken from gallup the polling organization asked americans what topics they associated with hillary clinton compared to how they saw dong trunk the resulting word cloud paints a picture us news consumers primarily associated clinton with her e-mails the private server saga not her policies the trump cloud was dominated by his immigration policy with any personal issues limited to the fine print i do think there are some major outlets like the new york times kind of made a mistake by e-mail scandal with the same way that they treated her back there is never as much evidence to support that any. one on with clinton or her. influence a little bit donald trump was able to marry the spectacle of himself and he has a spectacular person and the positive and negative connotation of that harm to his idea they bring in drugs they bring in crime they're rapists he make a flamboyant speech about his war and about his china policy or whatever with hillary clinton the only spectacle or drama people could find was th

about trump's future his approval ratings is at a record low just thirty five percent according to gallup polling institute some polls suggest that more than forty percent support impeaching the president and this opinion was the worst by several congressmen as well how do you estimate trump chances to serve out his first term in full. i wish president trump the best i wish him success even a prominent republican senator recently went on record as expressing that wish i don't have a crystal ball and i have no idea what is to come next president trump has proved unpredictable consistently he is out he has outperformed the expectations of the political elites consistently and so far be it for me to. to make any predictions about his future i hope he gets the policy mix right and moves the world further toward peace and prosperity in which case is popularity ratings will rise but he's number one task is to provide economic growth and jobs to the country but the house of american economy depends on a global policy as well can there be a monetary policy change that would provide a boost to the

states of america do you want to go the cold war again you know there was a there was a poll done by gallup a couple of years ago and they asked two thousand i think people outside the u.s. and one of the questions was if you went to war today who do you think it would most likely be against twenty three percent said the united states of america eight said china six said spackle stan russia wasn't even in the top three so i as a veteran in looking at that hang my head to shame and governor the rest of the world thinks that the u.s. is who they'll be fighting but that's the leadership we have we are a war based country now and obviously they want us out war all the time how can you name any president who hasn't had his own war to oversee know they all get on they all over it war is continuous we have a war culture now and when it starts winding down they look for new places to go to war look at the ok let's get out it's a little different subject here but they're always trying to take my weapons my arms the second amendment right well i got news for you u.s. government you can start taken my

states of america do you want to go the cold war again you know there was a there was a poll done by gallup a couple of years ago and they asked two thousand i think people outside the u.s. and one of the questions was if you went to war today who do you think it would most likely be against twenty three percent said the united states of america eight said china six said spackle stand russia wasn't even in the top three so i as a veteran in looking at that hang my head to shame the government our veterans of the world thinks that the us is who they'll be fighting but that's the leadership we have we are a war based country now and obviously they want to see that war all the time how can you name any president who hasn't had his own war to oversee no they all get on they all over it war is continuous we have a war culture now and when it starts winding down they look for new places to go to war look at the ok let's get out it's a little different subject here but they're always trying to take my weapons my arms are second amendment right well i got news for you us government you can start ta

to get congress on actual reform it might be hard to sell it to most americans a recent poll from gallup. shows that the mood around taxes has improved in the past year fifty one percent of americans feel they pay too much in taxes compared to fifty seven percent in two thousand and sixteen and forty two percent say they're ok with the amount they pay which is up from thirty seven percent last year while there was an even a minor increase in the number of americans who feel they should be paying more that doesn't mean there isn't frustration regarding taxes in the u.s. because there is but it doesn't have to do with individual wants instead americans feel more resentment toward the corporate tax rate that could pose a problem for trump's proposal which would cut that rate to fifteen percent down from thirty five percent in fact another survey taken earlier this year shows that fifty five percent of americans disapprove of that regardless of the obstacles the white house and republican leaders are planning to hold talks in speeches on tax reform this week meanwhile the trumpet ministratio

story here i'm holding here a an article from antiwar dot com which i encourage everyone to read gallup poll u.s. majority backs attacking north korea most don't believe u.s. attack will happen in the next six months. i took interest in this example going to you is the media establishment did it get again did it again oh it's going to get it just about to come about that poor and that kind of guy is a war and in my opinion you know when you use to us to people where is ukraine. i don't know we're here mantra you. know some career i'm not sure they can find where is it but they know that it's a three and that's what's very you. know it's a threat yes. see this is this is the you know we've discussed on this program the danger of the r t but you know it's the it's new york times it's the washington post and they're the danger here they are the danger because they are the drum drums of war and they follow the message. i get from the state department from the intelligence community from the deep state you know you can't neglect c.n.n. and fox you know the big networks and this sure they're

so what's going on behind these walls we sent indian journalist to kenya gallup.

gallup 12 points. nasdaq also told that the features. drink a big selloff yesterday. yesterday's 1% fall on wall street. >> japan, 1% and south korea. >> animal rights activist pamela andersen sending a surprise message to every employee a canada goose. "fbn:am" starts right now. >> wednesday, september 6:00 p.m. lauren simonetti. obviously the market is the big story yesterday. huge selloff. lauren: was huge selloff. know everything congress needs to get to. drain to a lot of breaking news this morning. of course we start with the most powerful storm ever recorded in the atlantic making its first landfall in the caribbean as it heads to the u.s. hurricane irma, winds of 185 miles per hour. irma seen from the international space station. so strong is showing up on equipment to measure earthquakes. lauren: president trump has declared the u.s., virgin islands. >> if there is an evacuation ordering your area, please follow it. i can't stress it enough. remember, we can build your home, but we cannot rebuild your life. lauren: live report from adam klotz in a few moments

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even better, august 23, 2017, the gallup pole showed that 90% of adults employed part-time are totally satisfied with the safety conditions of the workforce. that came out august 23, 2017. so, these statistics only tell part of a story, of course, but i think that these stories are important to be aware of when contrary stories from the workforce. why are union memberships always in decline? we can talk about this before. this is provided by federal statute 10 state statutes, that is true. there still remains this problem, quite friendly, of the perception of union corruption. this uniono corruption, too. the bls, labor-management forces this area. -- formert -- in 2016 union employees sentenced for embezzlement, the officers sentenced for embezzling use -- ,nion funds, send is to larceny union official found guilty embezzling $350,000 union funds. we have thee out -- kansas city star. they go on and on about how they revise their procedures internally and two years later they were spending union dues on lavish hotels, parties, etc.. when i talk about the union movement, so many worker

number one to 2008 gallup began its confidence index and until the election of donald trump there were think about that going back to 2008. guess what? now we have 10 consecutive positive months and that measure right now says we are feeling the best we have felt since we started up thing. that's a little soft data. how about hard data? put it this way businesses are putting money into this economy. this week research reported orders for class a commercial trucks you know those big diesels, 49% from a year ago 29% sequentially and we are about trucks that have gone through the recent. since these things ain't cheap you can believe that some smart people are looking and banking on her economic recovery. i'll tell you what i think we are going to get it. by the way tracking is a tough gig including the heartland that was overlooked for so long by washington d.c.. i can say i feel about the will of commerce moving again the stock market is going along for the ride. let's switch gears a little bit. when i was a little boy my mother was a secretary of the school. she was learning shorthand

even better, august, 2017, a gallup poll shows 95 percent of adults employed full or part-time are totally satisfied with the physical safety conditions of the workforce. 95% of coworkers and 95% with the flex ability of the hours. these statistics only tell part of the story but i think the surveys are very important for you to be aware of when you hear contrary stories from those who paint a dire picture of the workforce. why are union memberships always in decline? eight years of the obama administration running the nlrb. one of the reasons is union benefits and a provided by federal or state statutes. that's true. another reason is there still remains a problem of union corruption. sometimes you are on the road and you cannot swing a cat without running into some story about union corruption. the labor department, labor-management standards are in this area. in 2016, 93 indictments and 87 convictions. former union employees sentenced to home incarceration for embezzlement, union officers and embezzling union funds, union employees sentenced to prison for larceny of over 154000 and unio

inspectors and ieea nuclear inspectors and while they galluped in their program.erm of the george w. bush administration they reversed course and they did actually engage. we all went to north korea and there was cultural diplomacy along with nuclear diplomacy and that also achieved a halt of their known nuclear program at the time, the plutonium reactor which is outside of the capital pyongyang. that worked a while and u.s. made reciprocal step. then that fell apart when, among other things, kim jong-il died and kim jong-un became the leader and there were no really meaningful negotiations, certainly no bilateral negotiation and, instead, they raced ahead with their program so where we are now. just about most senior and serious players don't believe that the option is any longer on the table for them to give up their nuclear capacity. the question is how do you deal with it? how do you contain it? and how do you somehow at some point perhaps after a period of cooling off get around with your allies a coherent strategy to engage in some kind of, you know, of tryi

a recent gallup poll shows 43% of americans support a big, government-run health care bill. higher than it was in 2010. however, a new york times column suggests the single-payer bill is still far from a slam dunk for sanders and the democrats will likely struggle the win over the american public when they're confronted with the realities of a government-run system and its costs. is medicare for all bound to go the way of republicans' failedded promise to repeal and replace. here with me now is tim carney, washington examiner commentary editor and visiting fellow. tim, welcome back to the show. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: so what is the worse case scenario with medicare for all? >> the worst case scenario is that the government, because they are paying our bills with taxpayers' money, gets in the business of telling us how to be healthy. the fact is, kennedy, every doughnut you eat, you're now paying for the health care costs under medicare for all under single-payer, then i will be paying for it. and i or cam la harris -- kamala harris tells you not to eat it. when governm

and some gallup polling conducted earlier this year, only 37% of americans felt the u.n. was doing a good job and 60% thought it was doing a bad job. his calls for reform at the u.n. i think fall on some welcoming ears in the united states. >> brian fallon, i'm going to play the clip on iran, on the iran nuclear deal, that the president just -- he spoke very bluntly about that, seeming to suggest there's going to be a new strategy as far as the u.s. is concerned and as you know by october 15th the u.s. must certify whether or not iran is in compliance with the iran nuclear deal, which the obama administration certainly helped work out. listen to this. >> the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transaction the united states has ever entered into. frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think you've heard the last of it. believe me. it is time for the entire world to join us in demanding that iran's government end its pursuit of death and destruction. >> all right. certainly sounds like he's getting ready to walk away from that

if we go back to the '60s, gallup polls find 96% of americans had heard of ufos. 46% believed that they were real. 1973. 37% believe ufos are real. by the '90s. 71% believe that the government is at least hiding information about ufos. they may or may not be real. but there's definitely more going on there than the government is letting us know. and those numbers remain relatively stable. a to 15 poll showed that 56% believed that ufos are real. 45% believe that aliens have actually landed and visited earth on top of that. to put that in context, 56% believe ufos are real. in that same survey, 57% said that the big bang theory was real. this is a widely held belief that is mainstream, at least the idea that something is going on with ufos. even if we narrow it in to a specific example like roswell. a a majority of americans will say they're unsure whether or not a flying saucer crashed in roswell, new mexico. so we have this odd disconnect between this mainstream idea, this majority idea, yet the way it treated. it's not new at all. the idea that weird lights or objects in the sky is so

even better, august 23, 2017, a gallup poll released 49% of adults are totally satisfied with the physical conditions of their workforce. 95% of their relations with coworkers and 95% of the hours and that came out august 23, 2017. so these statistics only tell part of a story, of course, but the surveys are very important for you to be aware of when you hear about contrary stories of those who paint a dire picture of the workforce. why are union memberships on the decline? with passing case law favorable to the unions. we can talk about this forever, and one of the reasons is many benefits, are now provided by federal statutes and state statutes. that's true. another reason, however, is there still remains this problem, frankly, of the perception of union corruption and sometimes you're on the road and you can't swing a cat without running into a story about union corruption. the bls -- the labor department and the labor management standards forces this area. in 2016, 90 indictments and 87 convictions. former union employee sentenced for embezzlement. union officer sentenced for embezzlin

number one, trump's approval rating among republicans in the latest gallup weekly poll was below 80%. that's amazing. you would expect your republican base to be overwhelmingly support you, not just four out of five. the other thing i pointed out, the pew research center had a great question. how do you approve of the president's not just his performance, but his attitude and conduct in office? and only 14% of americans said they liked it. in fact, the plurality of republicans said they had mixed feelings. they do not necessarily like this show. there are some people who certainly do, who want to burn everything to the ground. but most people who voted for donald trump were hoping that he would actually do something. and if you look at the legislation passed so far, i think the opinion is he really hasn't. >> and that brings us to whether he has any sway on capitol hill. we saw he really didn't during the health care fight. he did a little bit in the house, i think they're a little more responsive to him, those are gerrymandered districts. those are districts where a primary from a tr

you know, gallup does a lot of polling on this issue, and what they find out is that the most popular health insurance program in this country is medicare. >> right. >> seniors feel really good. veterans administration ranks very high. in fact, private insurance company is not all that popular. what we have to tell the average worker, the only thing that is changing in this program -- this is not, quote/unquote, a government takeover. the only thing that's changing is the color of your insurance card from a blue cross/blue shield card, a united health card, to a medicare for all card. you're still going to go to the doctor you want. it's the same structure. >> i'm going to move on, but i do promise you some longer time on this topic. >> i'd love to do that. >> it's a fair point. as you know, your former primary rival, hillary clinton, is on a book tour. she wrote a lot about you in this book. i just want to play one quick excerpt and get you to respond on the other side, sir. >> i was arguing with my supporters at the denver convention in 2008 about why they had to quit complaining th

he's at a 34% approval rating at gallup. his lowest ever.e's striking out again, he's only punching himself in the face politically. >> i think no matter what, there will be clashes, right? he still is pushing for this border wall. yes, he might get past september. but government funding is likely going to come up again if december. you have a bunch of members of congress who are used to, who have kind of created an enrollment, in which they can call up the white house and proceed up the sloed leadership's plans, i'm not sure that's going to end. to the extent that he's going to -- he's not going to change his cell phone number. people will still call him. he will still be swayed by members of congress on capitol hill who want to cause problems. there are a number who want to cause problems for paul ryan, mitch mcconnell. >> that itself not going to ends. and trump likes to be a part of that. >> jake, did you still hear steve bannon is calling president trump on his private phone call. >> trump can shake people, he pushes them out. he keeps

the 34%, according to gallup that is still supporting him. the day, kick the can down the road and not ultimately be responsible for it. i think the challenge for the president is when you're hovering around a sag 34% approval rating, you ought to be thinking how i can appeal to a broader slice of the people across this country. according to nbc, which put out a poll last week, 64% of americans support keeping daca in place that would have been the play. if you want the broaden your support base, do something like that. >> that may be through, but it's a scheme of priorities. 70% of americans think putting american workers first is a priority and repealing daca to now go to 20-year-old american sentence. >> the president comes off as someone who delivered on a campaign promise. but ultimately this amounts to cruel and unusual punishment to innocent children who came here when they were 5 or 6 years old through no fault of their own. >> bernie maidoff's kids don't get to keep the mansion. their dad made an illegal move and they don't get to ke

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it's no wonder that according to the latest figures from gallup, 79% of the public -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will suspend. the house is not in order. members will take their conversations off the floor. the gentlelady is recognized. ms. slaughter: thank you, mr. speaker. 79% of the public disapproves of how congress is doing its job. no wonder. cbs news highlighted it cost the taxpayers an estimated $24 million a week to operate the house of representatives, and they know they are not getting their moneys worth. 64 votes to repeal and replace health care when there was no replacement in sight. i am not sure how to describe that as a legislative proposal but what it sounds like to me is a hoax, we will fool you to replacement here. cement i will urge a no vote on the rule and the bill i don't dispute the polling numbers my friend from new york cites. i am as saddened by these numbers as she is. but i also feel culpable, not culpable because of the work we are doing today. i think we should be proud of the work we're doing today. i full culpable because we all find ours

story here i'm holding here a an article from anti-war not com which i encourage everyone to read gallup poll u.s. majority backs attacking north korea most don't believe the u.s. attack will happen in the next six months. i took interest in this example going to you is the media establishment did it get again did it again you know oh it's. just it just about to come about that tour and that kind of guy is a war and in my opinion you know when you use to us to people where is ukraine. i don't know what. one is and. is not some career i'm not sure they can find where is it but then they know that it's a three and that's what. in my yahoo no it's a threat yes. see this is this is the you know we discussed on this program the danger of the r t but you know it's the it's new york times it's the washington post they're the danger here they are the danger because they are the drum drums of war and they follow the message they get from the state department from the intelligence community from the deep state you know you can't neglect c.n.n. m s n b c and fox you know the big networks and this s