ok let's get going let's bring in the panel today here on inside story joining us from berlin is gallup alive visiting scholar at the university of oxford from ankara more of a member of the republican people's party the c.h.p. and from brussels we're talking to mark purina formally the e.u. ambassador to turkey gentlemen welcome to you all more or at in ankara if i can come to you 1st mr ima moon who is on record now as saying this is a new beginning that sounds like a very big promise. will seem so. but the thing is you know as a matter of fact. getting 54 percent against be not a young veteran. who has been supported by all the turkish state media. the state establishment the bureaucracy and everything and especially backed by by the president is really a huge thing you know it's a wonderful. threshold i would say and the political history of of the last 25 or 17 years from wherever you start whether it is the 1994 or 2002 when a.k.p. stepped in but the thing is stumble has been or had been in the hands of. the aam and his party members for the last 24 years the 1st mayor being himse

ok let's get going let's bring in the panel today here on inside story joining us from berlin is gallup the live visiting scholar at the university of oxford from ankara more of a member of the republican people's party the c.h.p. and from brussels we're talking to mark purina formally the e.u. ambassador to turkey gentlemen welcome to you all more or at in ankara if i can come to you 1st mr ima moon who is on record now as saying this is a new beginning that sounds like a very big promise. well seems so. but the thing is you know as a matter of fact. getting 54 percent against be not a young veteran. who has been supported by all the turkish state media or the state establishment the bureaucracy and everything especially backed by by the president is really a huge thing you know it's a wonderful. threshold i would say and the political history of of the last 25 or 17 years from wherever you start whether it is the 1994 or 2002 when a.k.p. stepped in but the thing is stumble has been or had been in the hands of. the man and his party members for the last 24 years the 1st mayor being him

the good news for republicans is according to gallup, there are 19 states where they.ative. that's compared to six states while there are more liberals. the gray states, those are battlegrounds. florida, pennsylvania, michigan, virginia, nevada. and according to the latest gallup state polling, donald trump is under water in erm it is of his popularity in all of them. so dismissing swing voters would be a form of electoral suicide. except that donald trump's already managed to upend all expectations once. and if he's not going to court swing voters, he has one path open to him. go nuclear. that means a scorched earth campaign where he tries to convince swing voters that democrats are too extreme. while motivating his base at the same time. that explains why he's been saying things like this. >> our opponents are driven by hatred, prejudice, and rage. they want to destroy you and they want to destroy our country as we know it. >> now, democrats can take some comfort from the fact that trump has failed to build support i don't his base. intensity definitely seems to be o

is the the new business of gallup's as in berlin welcome. one day before the g 20 summit kicks off in japan this significant movement of the trade conflict between the u.s. and china according to the south china morning post and politico the 2 sides have agreed on a quote tentative truce delaying a fresh round of u.s. tariffs that would have extended live is on nearly all chinese products coming to the u.s. according to the reports the deterrent was a condition the chinese side said before agreeing to a meeting between president xi jinping and donald trump now scheduled for saturday on the fringes of the g. 20 meeting. chinese president xi jinping arrived in osaka in the rain on thursday morning but the forecast for trade talks with the u.s. has apparently gotten a little sunnier amid reports of the tentative truce on the tarney topic of additional tariffs optimism has been building among world leaders that a deal is within reach between the superpowers when their leaders meet in japan. do not worry about it in regard to the u.s. china trade

women in high heels that's what you usually see at fashion shows at gallup even eggs but let's face it only seldom high heels comfortable let alone practical but in japan they're a must for working women however an online campaign seeks to change that. every day millions of japanese women trudge to work in high heels wear them all through the day and then walk home and them again. their essential accessories in japanese work culture doesn't affliction for many. of us. my feet start her singing and it's painful to keep standing in heels sometimes my back even starts are hers those are some of the downsides. you could do to me i don't feel free and relaxed until after i get home and take off my high heels they hurt my feet. actor and author you me she wants to change the us under the harsh tuku to a play on the japanese words for shoot to and paying sue she started a petition against high heels at work more than 20000 women have already signed as well as some men last week female activists had the petition into the labor ministry. there's a bit of doom about that many people need to real

that was the editor-in-chief of gallup news.e latest chinese car sales figures due out later today. they are expected to reveal that it is continuing to weaken. it is the biggest, thatjenny wallace sales have slumped for the last 11 months —— and it is expected to show. there isa —— and it is expected to show. there is a trade war with us, which is china's export market. while the traditionalfossil china's export market. while the traditional fossil fuel, china's export market. while the traditionalfossilfuel, because continue to slow, sales of electric vehicles are forecast to grow by 27% this year. earlier, the silk road research group told me the biggest threat to china's kete the biggest threat, really, the macroeconomy.“ the trade war gets worse and tensions continue to escalate with the us than you have a big hit to the us than you have a big hit to the export economy, which are still 30-40% of the export economy, which are still 30—a0% of china'sjilliby and that can hurt confidence. the demand in the chinese car market is

according to gallup, 23% believe it is the most important problem facing the nation. the highest ranking gallup has ever recorded on the issue since it began surveying mentions of immigration back in 1993. well, joining me now, fox business political analyst, leading republican strategist and great savant himself, ed rollins. >> thank you. one of the reasons those numbers are going up is the president has focused on it and made people focus on it, and they get to see every night on your show and other shows what a serious problem it is. you know, thousands and thousands and thousands of people coming across the border every day with basically no means to support themselves. biden and these guys are complaining about the treatment of these people. they had eight years to try and do something, and they did nothing. lou: yeah. and biden and obama were the ones who got involved in family separation. they were roundly criticized, their deportations running at higher rates than under president trump. this is the usual left-wing hypocrisy though, so no one should be surprise

gallup had the president at a 90% approval among republicans in february. he's pretty much stayed there, though, through the most recent gallup poll in may. so -- and trump is actually in sixth place among republican presidents since world war ii. george w. bush, george h.w. bush, ronald reagan, richard nixon, dwight eisenhower all had higher approval ratings at some point in their presidencies. so again, these are the facts, facts first. so why is the president lying about that? why claim you're the most popular president in the history of the party when it is so easily proven false? like i said before, if you lie about anything, you'll lie about everything. so will the president stick to his plan to slap tariffs on mexico on monday and just how much pain will all of that cost you, the american people? that's the question for former ohio governor john kasich. he's here and he's next. wireless network. n's fast so... if you're out on an important job & you need to place an important order... tulips, calla lilies, baby's breath... & speed is important to you

he's the only president in the history of gallup to ever crack 50%. headed into the first democratic debates next week, joe biden is atop the democratic polls but he's not the democratic candidate who beads donald trump head to head. quinnipiac poll released on march 11th shows vice president bideth ahead of president trump 53-40. vermont senator bernie sand over trump, 51/42. kamala harris leads 49/41. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren 49/42. south bend mayor pete buttigieg. 47/42. and new jersey senator cory booker he also wins over trump 47/42. in the face of these odds, the president said something very interesting to "time" this week, when asked about whether he should reach out to swing voters, the president said i think my base is so strong i'm not sure that i have to do that. well, he's not alone in thinking that such narrow casting is possible. but there's a very small margin for error if the frump plan is to rely entirely on turnout, as not turn-about among must some voter opinions. in 2016 trump lost by almost 3 million by winning the

. >> and president trump is blaming the fact that he's never hit at least 50% in gallup approval pollsrobe. during an extensive interview with "time" magazine as he prosecuted to kick off his 2020 election rally, trump said, quote, based on the economy, i should be up 15 or 20 points higher. arguing that he has a natural base of 45% or 46%. he adds from the day i came down the elevator, i've had a phony witch hunt against me. i think it's cost me. and mueller did not begin the investigation until four months into president trump's newly minted administration when his approval rating was sitting at 38%. he's the only president in history of gallup polling never to earn approval rating for a single day in office. despite that, trump notes it's ignited the republican base saying, quote, it's made our people more resilient. and he hopes to fuel his 2020 campaign with that momentum. >>> senate minority leader chuck schumer said the decision about whether or not to impeach president trump could be months down the road. schumer said yesterday that congress does not know all of the facts just

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french people do not agree that immunization is safe british medical charity welcome teamed up with gallup world poll to survey more than one hundred and forty thousand people. across one hundred and forty four countries. and this study also found that france has among the highest levels of distrust of governmen. experts say this is correlated with skepticism over vaccines. until the turn of the century around 90% of french people were pro vaccine. but a series of scandals involving drug companies shook public confidence. and during the two thousand nine swine flu epidemic the french government ordered huge quantities of vaccines but less than 10% of people took up the offer. there are people today who were more afraid of the vaccinations than of the disease. because they're no longer exposed to it. they don't remember it. they've never caught it thanks to vaccines.. all the infectious diseases will return if we stopped vaccinatin. globally most people's beliefs do online with science 79% of people polled agreed to that vaccines are safe and 84% said they were effective. not vaccinating ha

visit ncicap.org] >> on saturday to mother originate democratic party politics blue commonwealth gallup, featuring two presidential hopefuls, senator amy klobuchar and indiana mayor pete buttigieg. watch at 7:00 p.m. eastern online at c-span.org, on c-span, or on the free c-span radio app. >> do i look forward to running against that? >> tuesday, president donald trump holds a rally in orlando, florida, watching his run for a second term. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, c-span.org, or that some live on the free c-span radio app. on tuesday, democratic presidential candidate and south bend, indiana mayor, pete buttigieg, gave a speech at indiana university in bloomington. this is just over one hour. >> on your behalf, i express our appreciation to the indiana university

it has a 0 effect on you personally but alyssa milano isn't alone according to data from a recent gallup poll democrats prioritize the ability to beat trump over issues stances because apparently the belief goes if you are white if you are male if you are willing to sell of progressive ideas you can't win except guess what that too is wrong so you cording to the reflected democracy campaign report that dug through local state and federal election data it turns out that when they're on the same ballot women and men of all races when it exactly the same rate as white men well there is one difference women of color well 4 percent will run 5 percent will win white women 28 percent will run 29 percent will win 6 percent of men of color will run while 7 percent will win oddly enough of men while 61 percent of them very very good one and only 60 percent of the vote with it will literally by one percentage point. that means white men don't have special powers at the polls it comes down to recruitment and the study's data shows that while women are less likely than men to have considered running

remarkable both the high risk pool and the gallup poll 2 major polling industries have focused their questions recently on asking random collections of americans which do you prefer capitalism or socialism and the amazing to me and to many others reaction is roughly 40 percent in some polls even more of the people asked are in favor of prefer socialism and you have some interesting side results wimmin 55 percent preferred socialism a majority men significantly less that 40 percent you're beginning to have. society divided over this question in a way that was unthinkable 5 or 10 years ago but also gives you another measure of what the question of 2008 did interesting always interesting with professor richard wolfe professor at mit emeritus of economics at the university of massachusetts amherst thanks as always. thank you. and it's now time for your global stock market walk for the week we start off as we do with m o x in russia which is up on the week this comes on expert this comes on the news that russia's central bank will cut a key interest rate the hope is that this will boost e

addressed the faith and 2012.m audience in this is the third year in a row that he has keynoted the gallup. and member of congress governor, he earned a well-deserved reputation as a principled common sense conservative who was respected by his colleagues and was viewed as a rising star in his own party who was headed for bigger and greater things. know about you, but i will never forget where i was on the day in july of 2016 when donald trump announced he had selected mike pence to be his running mate. for millions of members of the faith community, it was a moment of joy, genuine gratitude, and celebration. we knew mike pence. he was our friend. family, champion of the a defender of innocent human lives, and we trusted him. thrilled that donald trump saw in him what we had seen for years. a great leader. since then, he has only risen higher. in our eyes, and in the eyes of this president. he is decent, humble, principled, courageous, discrete, and loyal. loyal not just to the president, but to his principles to the american people who elected him, and to the lord who he serves. we have h

party isnia democratic hosting a gallup later today, today,ng -- gala featuring two presidential candidates. watch live at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. runninglook forward to against them. >> president trump holds a rally in orlando, florida, officially launching his run for a second term on tuesday. on c-span, online, or listen on the free c-span radio app. hampshire photo of presidential candidate amy klobuchar, posted by the new hampshire institute of politics. she met with voters and talked with reporters during this hour and 10 minute event. in thel be taking part democratic presidential candidates debate on june 26 in miami. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsibor

if you look at the polls, the gallup poll shows south koreans are enormously high on the united statesink the relationship with the united states is a good thing. only 44% in a most of recent poll said relations with donald trump and trust in donald trump was high. that's the lowest it's ever been. so you see the challenge here with respect to south korea. our most offal life along with japan in asia. a great dice at stake for all three parties. and of course china which has no real interest in seeing he unification or a particular warming of relations between north korea and the united states or north korea and south korea. jon: joining us from seoul, south korea, fox chief white house corresponds yernlt john roberts. in this day and age we expect to see live coverage of every big event every moment in time. we understand marine one hat land inside the -- has landed inside the landing zone. the two presidents will be traveling by car at that meeting spot. but we haven't seen any video of it yet. we haven't seen it yet. describe to us what's going to be going on. reporter: one point of

the recent gallup poll over all the presidential approval numbers, 90% we talked about the party, but this number, among 78% approval rating, does that number surprise you? caller: yes and no. that is complicated. person of that i am a christian faith. my faith is more important than my politics. i have a chapter in the book on politics and faith in what i think it can contribute to politics and why i think it can hurt politics. does that surprise me? most self-proclaimed evangelicals are conservative, in their ideology and their politics. the president represents the republican party, which has traditionally been the more conservative party. the president is advocating policies particular in areas that evangelicals traditionally care about. it would make sense that they would support him in large numbers per they voted for him in huge numbers. for trixie then forge w. bush -- more voted the president then for george w. bush. i no longer consider myself an event shall call, but still a kurdish -- christian. my criticism is not that they support the president or his polities. i did not

there is a recent gallup poll that shows for the first time, immigration and illegal aliens were theentioned. what's the biggest problem facing the united states. the only thing to beat it out is the government. >> tucker: as of this is absolutely destroying america. no question about it, if you look at the trajectory. so, why would any republican member of the united states senate, for example, who isn't making this a top priority, why would that person get votes from the top conservative candidate again? >> the goalposts has been moved so much, now as you just pointed out, republicans in the senate who are advancing the bill after the president requested help for this crisis that doesn't even provide a dime for border security. they need to pay attention and get out of the d.c. bubble and realize, they are not out of touch with conservatives, not only out of touch with moderate republicans, they are out of touch with mainstream americans when it comes to border security and immigration. >> tucker: that's because it's not the parts in question. it is do you care about america or not

president trump's handling of his job as president, his approval rating dropped to 40% according to gallupc nominee would unite the country if you're looking at polling. trump has a solid base but it's a minority of the country. i think democrat would unite the country. heather: at the same time, they continue to talk about impeachment which in poll after poll people want dropped, they don't want to go down that road, they want to instead focus on the issues and we can a take a look at this other fox news poll where it said the deciding factors for democratic voters in picking a candidate, 72% said they want somebody that's steady, reliable, 25% said they wanted a bold new agenda. >> i don't think they have it on the left. right now, the frontrunner is biden. that could change, obviously still early in the game. his only platform is talking about how much he hates trump. you've got senator warren, senator sanders, they're selling everything in life could be free. we all know in america i nothing in life is free. senator booker, i don't know if people know she' he's running. you've got sena

. >> thankseó2w >> breaking news now a "gallup poll" shows more americans believe president trump haspersonality and leadership qualities to be president. that number now at 40% that is 7% higher than two years ago and poll finding% agree with the president on the issue surpassing president obama's 45% at two-year mark back in 2011. disgraced attorney michael avenatti pleads not guilty today in two cases accuse defrauding former client stormy daniels trying to extort millions of dollars from nike the man once revered by the left-wing national media cnn chief media correspondent brian tried to justify the embrace of avenatti he wrote this, quote, all future u.s. presidents will be television stars of some sort. tv star power will be a prerequisite for presidency. that's why i told avenatti one reason i'm taking you seriously as a contender is because of presence on cable news. how's that working out? never trump or conservative he says bill kristol -- claiming outrage today over the president's criticism of joe biden during a press conference. in japan -- >> seeing president of the uni

that is the highest it has ever been measured by gallup.is government at 26%. but nonetheless, so many people are tuned into the immigration problem that suddenly it is higher than it has ever been. jedidiah: that's the thing. donald trump made this a key issue. he made it an issue when he campaigned. he made it priority in a bay i think no other president in recent time has. he is putting ultimatums. putting ultimatum on congress. saying if you don't come to the table to get this done, i will make sure this gets done. when you look at polling, you have to think americans across the country are saying do it, we want this addressessed. we want someone in the white house and in congress to come together to make sure something gets done. we asked you guys at home what you thought about that poll. we have emails an email from cory, if the house dems are so worried about the children they would work with the president to solve the problem. they need to forget the politics to do the right thing. steve: cindy is up and tweeting, vote out every pol

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an estimated 288 million of them in 43% of american households, according to a gallup poll, finally we in recent years, the federal government has done very little to determine who owns guns and whether gun owners are trained or even mentally equipped to possess firearms. the last meaningful gun legislation on the united states in these issues occurred in 1968, which created bare bones licensing. but they scrubbed those changes. >> we see it time and time again. it's heartfelt. we get upset. wife are we not seeing the federal government act on gun control? >> a couple reasons might explain it. gun abuse has little staying power. people become upset about a tragedy one day, go about their business the next. the mourning you see today in virginia, the grieving in all likelihood will be repeated elsewhere in a day or two. second, the national rifle negotiation has spent on congressional campaigns. almost all republicans are the ones who get the money. the nra spent $60 million on donald trump's 2016 presidential election. in 2018, the nra dumped $20 million into selective congressional ra

we spoke with jane harman, former congresswoman from gallup on your.f her concerns was the united states may be seen as siding with the sunnis instead of shia, which is what the ayatollah is. >> bottom line, we are picking sides here. we are picking the sunni arabs and the saudis in particular, over a long-term future with iran. i don't see how that is going well. david: that is before the president imposed sanctions on a religious leader. how dangerous is that? we may not perceive that, but in the area, how is it perceived? christopher: jane is right. the arabs are by and large sunn i, except in a couple of areas, namely iraq. that is one reason the shia arabs of iraq did not want to play along with his u.s. idea that we are going to go after the iranians. they want a good relationship with their neighbors iran. no question this plays into that. way, when this administration has done so much of right now is to play very closely with the saudi's, who want to establish the principle that the u.s. is with the sunn'' s and not with the shia. the saudi's h

according to new gallup survey migration ranked one of the most important issues facing us today. if you weeks ago, people who were chastising the president for threatening tariffs against mexico, remember, unless mexico started getting serious about stopping the massive flow from central america. well, this is a tweet from a reporter in mexico. breaking, mexico has deployed 15,000 trips to the u.s.-mexico border to detour immigration flow and an additional 2,000 have been deployed across the country's southern with guatemala and belize. never seen anything like it. the president's instincts immigration are right. this newfound cooperation from mexico is only happening because the president defied a live the experts have been wrong all along. and interior enforcement, now is not the time to hesitate. there seems to be no honest brokers left in the democratic party after all. what is their aim? well, it is to demonize trump and demoralize his base. on the one issue of the economy that is his most potent immigration. president trump must not allow this to happen and instead, continu

a gallup poll shows that 86% of americans, of people admire entrepreneurs who create products and services. they like entrepreneurs out there. americans also like economic competition. 79%, four out of five of us admire free enterprise, offering a product or service that people will pay for. where people have an issue is with huge corporations. 50% admire big business and 50% don't like that image. again, the context. socialism rates 37% in the poll, representing above a 30 of this country. the federal government would have to carry out any flam is rated not much higher at 39%. certainly senator sanders is committed to his ideology. he is opposed to the profit mode and he said so. let that be part of our debate. he assumes the legacy of franklin roosevelt. a hero of the democratic party. i don't think it was correct for the drastic steps, roosevelt, a democrat, not a socialist had to take at the depthins of the gre depression as evidence fdr calls structural change in this count re. fdr was a democrat doing what was needed then. that's "hardball" for now. all in with chris hayes stars righ

look at the gallup poll, with some form of socialism be good or bad for the country as a whole?nd break down female 18-34. back with the panel. he is saying this is his lane and he's going to pitch it. >> it is primary, for the general election. i think that tries to make it seem a little less scary. that's communism and those more -- venezuela. he was talking in a speech today connecting the fdr and the new deal saying, he would continue that if he were to get to office. so it's about framing, and he needs to frame himself in a way that is palatable to people that are finding a little bit more interest and other candidates on the democratic side. >> bret: to that point, a nevada poll out today has bernie sanders dropping to third, behind it joe biden and elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren gaining in iowa and national polls, many people say for the specific policy proposal she's putting forth. >> is slipping but he still a strong contender and i think economic populism in general is having a moment and what's curious about his speech today,. republican attorney general's looking

are you going to be looking at gallup to see when it's more above water than below? >> yeah, i mean, it's interesting right now because the democratic base is there. there is not unanimity but there is very strong support for democratic voters. harry reid was there in '98, pelosi was there in '98 and that's her reference point. the politics, the president base wanted president trump. there was a vote so they went for it, and it cost newt gingrich's job. i think that's a presence for nancy pelosi, and i get a sense she needs to see the overall poll numbers change that say, hey, it's not just the democrats that are there, it's the broader country. >> as i like to quote each week, if trump is impeached, the martyr raises $100 off of it. look at the time. john ralston, steve kornacki, thank you so much. in a way that says hey it's not just democrats who were there, it's the broader country. >> and because i like to quote rick wilson at least once a week his argument is, if impeached trump runs as a martyr, raises $100 million off of it and walks into reelection. look at

while gallup might have him at a mere 43% and he is losing with various democrats in recent polls, heas greeted for his campaign relaunch in orlando with an editorial endorsing not donald trump, one place he is the favorite with a huge advantage. he's the second sitting president to run for reelection since the citizens united decision. we know he is playing fast and loose with ethical and legal restraints, about you for the first time in modern history, the president filed fec paperwork the first day he was inaugurated. the combination of incumbency with big money, pacs and super pacs and a small dollar list, the campaign has been building since the first day in office add up to the most formidable money advantage of any incumbent ever. they raised $24.8 million in less than 24 hours, more than joe biden, bernie sander, beto o'rourke, and elizabeth warren combined. here with me to talk about this, michelle lee, an enterprise and accountability reporter who wrote about the fund-raising totals and daniel weaner who is a senior council with democracy program at the brendan center for ju

every year since 2001 gallup has conducted polling on the same question. do you think the quality of the environment in the community is getting better or getting worse? every year since 2001 more people have said getting worse than getting better often by large margins. we need to fix this perception and we need the help of the press. the public needs to know how far we've come as a nation protecting the environment. here are a few environmental indicators that need to get more attention. from 1970 to 2017 the u.s. has reduced the six main air pollutants 73% while the economy grew over 260%. between 2000 and 2015 fine particulate matter dropped by roughly 40%. the u.s. has some of the lowest fine particulate matter levels in the world, more than five times below the global average, seven times below chinese levels and well below france, germany, mexico and russia. the u.s. reduced its energy related co 2 emissions by 14%. in contrast global related co 2 emissions have increased over 20% since 2005. on the waterfront we've made similar progress. over the p

the highest ever according to gallup, about 23% believe it is the most important problem facing the nations the highest ranking gap you'll recorded on issue since it began surveying mentions of immigration back in 1993. joining me now former reg white house political director fox business political analyst leading republican strategist and great. >> ed rollins. >> one reason numbers going up president focused on it made people focus on it get to see every night on your show other shoes what a serious problem it is. you know thousands and thousands and people come across the border every day, basically, with no maintenance to support at the moment biden all guys complaining about treatment of these people they have 8 easier, to try and do something they did nothing. >> biden, and obama were the ones who got involved in family separation, they were roundly criticized deportations, running at you the know, it -- higher rates than under president trump, this is the usual left wing hypocrisy no one should be surprised nor should anyone expect anything of dems pelosi first response friday night

still, the latest gallup poll has his approval rating at 40%.o incumbent has been reelected while under 40% approval. in london, conservative members will whittle down the list of candidates to succeed try minister theresa may. the second round of voting is later today. boris johnson is the clear favorite. he has picked up the support of a prominent brexit supporter. a powerful earthquake has rocked northwestern japan. officials have warned a three foot high tsunami could hit the coast. the quake was amended to -- the quake was a magnitude 6.8. the epicenter was shallow, about six miles below the earthquake surface. shallow earthquakes tend to cause more damage. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: thanks so much. the g20 meetings next week at osaka where one of the most eagerly anticipated gatherings of rolled leaders in recent years, but when president trump tweeted he and president xi had agreed

there is a recent gallup poll that shows for the first time immigration and illegal aliens where theed when asked in an open-ended fashion, the american public, what's the biggest problem facing the united states? the only thing to beaded out? government, that was it. >> tucker: so this is tabsolutely destroying america, there is really kind of no question about it. just look at the trajectory. republicans are doing nothing about it. nothing. so why would any republican member of the united states senate, for example, who is into making this a top priority, why would that person get votes from any again? >> i can't imagine. look, as you know, tucker, the goalposts have been moved so much in this immigration debate. a decade ago, we were talking about whether or not to grant amnesty for those in the country illegally. now, we have, as you just pointed out, republicans in the senate who are advancing a bill, right, after the president requested help for this crisis, that doesn't even provide a dime for border security. and i tell you, we have a senator here in the state of texas who is

they're closer to 40 hours in britain, and a 2014 gallup poll showed full-time workers in the u.s.even more hours each week. but some companies are now bucking this trend. the uk-based insurance sales company, simply business, told "the guardian," it would pilot a four-day workweek for some of its 500 employees beginning in september. the new zealand based estate management company, perpetual garden, piloted four-day workweeks last year. employees had to adjust. they shortened meetings, some used flags that functioned as do not disturb signs on their desk. most importantly, perhaps, to increase efficiency, they had to cut back on browsing the internet. the company claimed that workers were as productive in four days as they used to be in five and they were more engaged and less stressed. as bryce covert notes in "the new york times," at a certain point, adding more and more hours in the office or a factory does not seem to get better results. the stanford economist found that after 49 hours of work per week, productivity actually falls. and in the u.s., fatigued workers cost employ