if we could in london gallup listening to what and dresses explaining that i think it underlines the fact that turkey and greece haven't really agree they have a great start talking but what exactly to talk about is not entirely in agreement right. well i think that's 1st we have to be clear at this stage we are talking about chris's management mark rosas solution given the fact that the dissent of the issues that are going groups are discussing are quite intractable settled the problems so one has been there earlier as you know has provoked is the root of it goes as far regs as you to form this not the board state so at this gauge we are talking more the crows management so it does not call mean it in an easy deal or accident that will you know that will work the hours that will make it a resolution of anything is impossible from dispersed practive it is a positive sign that they're talking because one little resume that takes away the focus from the military stanley or read only to the negotiation at this stage i think truth is essential for the as it is one of them is the more the

and then sampras and absolutely in egypt and the lead in trousers in which like neutral it's only gallup let me put this point to you from the greek respect that say it might be a lot easier if only turkey would just simply adhere to international law. whether it's to do with its presence in cyprus which the greeks see as an occupation they should get out of there or whether it's about you know territorial waters just recognize the law of the seas which gives countries the right to go all the way to 12 miles. well i think i mean in in cyprus pretty is that there was a young process in poland 14 there was also a woman there was a young resolution on the site and turkey so i had. supported maybe 65 percent and then the group said it rejected by 75 percent so there was a young process on cyprus but when it comes to doing international law perspective on the under under other settle the dispute i think in the end in what way or another will end of you know international arbitration but the question is 'd exactly what we discussed at the beginning what would take that into an issue or because

gallup and other organizations are actively pulling americans by the mid 19 thirties.d we use polls like this throughout the exhibition to show americas concerns at home. later on you will see many polls that asks americans opinions about whether we should be letting in refugees. by the end of the exhibition, gallup is pulling in 1942, 1940, three 1944, asking americans if they believe the stories of atrocities coming out of nazi germany out of europe. so here, early on what's in americans minds in 1936 is concerns about the depth of the depression are on all americans minds at this point. you will see over here a poll that speaks to american isolationism. americans are asked whether they think it was a mistake for the united states to enter world war i. and you see 70% of americans say yes. so this is one of the ways that we tried to get up the extent of our economic fears, and they're isolationism. there are in the depths this depression, 25% of americans are out of work. so much of what is going on in the united states in the mid 19 thirties is about economic recove

according to the gallup poll come approval numbers have dropped to 34%. joining us now is wendy schiller, nonuniversity chair of political science. thank you for joining us. first of all, is the republican party, given the latest gallup poll about his popularity, still trump's party or not? >> good morning, francine and tom. i think they are thinking about deciding that as we move along in the next couple of weeks. the pardons are really interesting. you can imagine a scenario where impeachment had not happened and the prospect of conviction, if it was not a real prospect, we might see a very different set of pardons today, concluding -- including a self pardoned by the president. clearly the republicans have sent the signal that if you go too far in the last days of your presidency, it will have to convict you. i think some people in the republican party are running for senate in 2022, they have to grapple with shutting him down completely or running with his energy at least into 2022 to prevent a primary challenge. it is undecided because they cannot re

has fallen to 34%, underlining a term that has the lowest average approvals of any president since gallup measuring it under harry truman. joe biden under unprecedented security. thousands of national guard troops have been sent it along with barriers preventing access to the capital and other sites. the u.s. is sending b-52 bombers to the middle east has tensions with iran continue to rise. the pentagon released pictures of the planes refueling over the region as tehran jumped up military exercises ahead of the inauguration. drills will begin later tuesday following surface to surfa ce missile firings. the world health organization is warning governments and vaccine makers of the rollout strategy. the general says it is wrong that younger and healthier adults in richer countries will receive shots before older citizens in poorer nations. he says we are on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure as profit is put before people. australia is unlikely to be opening borders this year even if most of the population receives a vaccine. they will maintain tight restrictions with international

impeached a president twice and they have never had to face an insurrection in modern politics by gallup many democrats really have the feeling they have no choice but to make an example of a president that challenges the democratic process that has held this nation together for centuries but will this trial if it if it happens distracts from joe biden's agenda. this has been the concern from for many many democrats from the very beginning on when they discussed peaching trunk for another time but so the impeachment will take place in early february so biden will be able to confirm the rest of his cabinet which is crucial for him to move on and he also will do everything possible to get another stimulus package through the senate as soon as possible to help those americans who are hit the worst by the cope of crisis and this is actually not going to be easy because he only has until march 14 when federal unemployment benefits run out so president biden will be staying out of this whole discussion out of this whole trial and he has made it really crystal clear that his focus is to navigat

it is down 12 points according to the gallup just since election day.nt has really seen a softening in the polls since the election. rishaad: from the market perspective, a lot of attention being paid to janet yellen's hearing in the u.s. on tuesday. >> yes, this is important because we had not had confirmation hearings yet for president elect biden's cabinet picks. this is behind schedule compared to where we were four years ago with president trump coming in or before that with president obama. this is a big deal with janet yellen. she has a lot of experience with going to the help. she will likely get drilled about a lot of the elements in president-elect biden's $1.9 trillion covid emergency plan like the minimum wage hike, medical leave, these are social safety net programs. rishaad: there is einhorn having a look at janet yellen and the last full day of donald trump's presidency. china has decided to sanction some u.s. officials with decades of policy over taiwan. the foreign ministry said the u.s. to relax restrictions on interaction and measures

americans are asked by gallup, do you believe germans have already started to organize a fifth column of spies in this country? 71% of americans say yes. and you start to see this fear of spies played out in our popular culture and in our political culture. the first american movie, the big studio movie to take on nazism, is a warner brothers movie from 1939 called confessions of a nazi spy. we are showing a trailer here. it is based on a true story of a nazi spy entering into the united states. >> i am nazis by. i am one of thousands stationed in every part of the united states to steal the secrets of your national defense. there are spies stationed in all of the navy yards in brooklyn, philadelphia, newport. there are nazi agents in the airplane and munitions factories, buffalo, seattle, boston. the chief united states inspector and one of your factories is turning out secret airplane parts to the german spy. >> a trial in the united states federal court first brought to the attention of a startled nation, this amazing danger to its safety and freedom. >> so even as americans are th

host: we have approval from gallup i want -- we have of poll from gallup where the polls have shifted on the number of americans on whether they are willing to accept the vaccine. july, theart, back in number of people who were willing to get the covid vaccine, it has gone up. the number of people who said no, the number has gone down. actually, here's a good point to look at. see 5050 people saying -- 50-50 people saying yes and no. jumped to has no.yes and 37% you if to hear from you plan to get -- we want to hear if you plan to get the vaccine this year. and i especially want to hear if you have already gotten the vaccine. hollis, calling from illinois. hollis says he does plan to get the coronavirus vaccine. good morning. caller: they can for the program. i am going to get the vaccine, but i have a few questions. i know of quite a few vaccines, ,nd i have not seen the results the side effects from all three. as one of them better? -- is one of them better? does one last longer? are all of them to shots? --two shots? thank you. host: let's go to karen, calling from stone mountain,

the final gallup poll called before the election term too close to call it, so it was. the votes were finally counted, john f. kennedy won the presidency by the narrowest populist vote in american history. both kennedy and nixon receive slightly over 34 million votes. out of a total of over 16 million votes, the largest turnout in american history, at that time. kennedy had won by an incredibly narrow margin of 100,000 votes out of 68 million. one tenth of 1%. to put it another way, he won by margin of less than -- . the electoral vote was not as close, because kennedy won one of the large states. but even that vote was closer than it seen. an analysis of returns in various states, the shifting of 20,000 votes. from kennedy to nixon, five key states have thrown the election to nixon. the possibilities were fascinating, more so in light of alleged voter fraud and some of those states. well, in any case, we john fitzgerald kennedy took oath of office in january 1960. becoming the young president ever elected, at the age of 43. the event seemed almost like a coronation, th

the final gallup poll termed it too close to call and votes were counted and john f.kennedy won the presidency by the narrowest popular vote in the history. so that out of a total of over 168 million votes, largest turn out in american history at that time, kennedy had won by the incredibly narrow margin of slightly over 100,000 votes out of 68 million. or one tenth of 1%. to put it another way, he won by a marger of one less half vote per precinct if you spread it out. the electoral vote was not as close. the shifting of fewer than 20,000 votes from kennedy to nixon in five key states would have thrown the election to nixon. and the possibilities were fascinating and became even more so in light of alleged fraud, voter fraud in some of those states. well, in any case, john fitzgerald kennedy took the oath of office in january 1961. becoming the youngest president ever elected at the age of 43. the events seemed almost like a coronation more than inauguration. the poet robert frost composed a poem specifically for the occasion which read in part, it makes the prophet

president trump is exiting the white house with his personal-worst job approval rating in latest gallup poll. it makes him the only president in the company's 80-plus-year polling history to never break the 50% threshold. the most-recent numbers show just 34% of americans approve of the job the president has done in office. 62% disapprove. and when looking at his average approval rating, president trump is the most unpopular president in gallup's history, by about four points, sitting behind presidents obama, ford, carter, and truman, at 41.1%. you can see it's a pretty sizable gap in the world of polling. joining us now, co-founder of punch bowl news, jake sherman. he is an msnbc political contributor. jake, good morning. always good to see you. we just painted a pretty dire picture of the way things are heading into the last day of the trump administration ahead of biden taking office. and i know you guys are reporting this morning on the fact that, frankly, even without all of these outside problems, that the biden administration is potentially going to be hamstrung on its first day

impeach the president twice and they have never had to face an insurrection in modern politics by gallup many democrats really have the feeling they have no choice but to make an example of a president that challenges the democratic process that has held this nation together for centuries in support of ordering them to football and english side chelsea soccer that coach frank after a run of 5 defeats and 8 league games leaves with the london club a 9th place in the premier league table 11 points of the tall chelsea set their performances i've not met expectations the season despite the club spending nearly 250000000 euros on new players german coach thomas 2 who was sacked by paris last month's is tipped to take over from apple. and in the german bundesliga leaders by munich have improved their title hopes with a 4 nil win against shocker 2 teams at opposite ends of the table face off on sunday. it's lonely at the bottom of the table where shall kiss it stuck and at the top where by and have the chance to extend their lead after their 2 closest rivals both lost on saturday. shocker held

but now the casualty has to be done gallup's. which is. then off to more than half an hour. right there you know hey you know where is he then whoa where is he ok. go on in you go back here and then he will know where you come out so go for exercise purposes the casualty is treated as unconscious so much as over the citizens and has to be cold out there to always put. under real conditions and so i just saved a life today and it's so much fun he wants to do it time and time again with people who don't feel. what can any moods do what doctors and nurses can't. that's it what our talk today is about. andrea bates thank you very much for being with us today you're a psychologist and have some 20 years of experience in the field of animal assisted interventions 1st of all what exactly is that the main thing is you integrate an animal into the next system except that there are many and it is administered by a person who has the official training and the strengths are can you tell me and what contacts has animal assisted therapy or animal assisted interventions been successfully u

[laughter] a recent gallup poll shows that 40% of americans don't want to take the vaccine but unless you do this, you don't have the benefit of herd immunity. how will you convince people to take it? governor hogan: we are better than a few weeks ago. there was this miscommunication that it had -- it was being rushed in an unsafe way but now people, with the change in administration and everybody together saying the vaccine is good and works and is important, but it will take some convincing because you are right, we have to get to about 70% vaccination if we want to stamp it out and you can't have 60% of people saying that you won't take it. david: are you ready to announce today that you are running for president in 2024? governor hogan: that would really break some news, your show would get a lot of eyeballs if we said something like that, david. are you frustrated with your weight and health? it's time for aerotrainer, a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for bett

legislative branch it turns out a great many ordinary americans like the outgoing president according to a galluppoll the donald is america's most admired man for 2020 at 18 percent he is not barack obama off of the top spot for the 1st time in 12 years and that leaves joe biden the next u.s. president trailing in 3rd ahead of top dr anthony fauci and the pope but however loyal trumps followers may be the media are having none of it. he is the worst president we have ever seen period it's the greatest failure in the history of the united states a defeated impeached one term president still refusing to admit that he's a loser in the wake of donald trump's recent behavior causing millions of struggling americans to lose their unemployment benefits and as the covert death toll continues to rise if you no longer just one of the worst presidents in american history but the worst legal and media analyst lionel thinks trump stands out as a politician who inspires anything but indifference and believe me i'm i'm a supporter and in my ear of president trump for a lot that he has done i've got some things

impeached a president twice and they have never had to face an insurrection in modern politics by gallup many democrats really have the feeling they have no choice but to make an example of a president that challenges the democratic process that has held this nation together for centuries but will this trial if it if it happens distract from joe biden's agenda. this has been the concern from for many many democrats from the very beginning on when they discussed peaching. for another time but so the impeachment will take place in early february so biden will be able to confirm the rest of his cabinet which is crucial for him to move on and he also will do everything possible to get another stimulus package through the senate as soon as possible to help those americans who are hit the worst by the cope with crisis and this is actually not going to be easy because he only has until march 14th when federal unemployment benefits run out so president biden will be staying out of this whole discussion out of this whole trial and he has made it really crystal clear that his focus is to navigate

news gallup shows in berlin for me on the team for which. he's sitting in jail. everywhere i'll explain now calming the russian opposition leader is a mass protest. despite shocking police violence and young people especially are protesting corruption and states. despotism there now taking to the streets everywhere across russia some displeasure. 60 minutes to. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the code of structural monday to friday long d.w. . life on earth one of the coming to end. a gigantic coincidence. that sam previously the earth was just in a messy chemistry lab at the top mission. where the improbable but. also the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery there is a good. one if birth. starts feb 11th on t.w. . the coronavirus crisis is a corruption crisis and your report says the country's west citizens trust their governments the least coping the wor

hogan: [laughs] david: in a gallup poll, many in this country said, about 40%, don't want to take thene. dr. fauci has said unless you get the 70% to 80% of people vaccinated you do not get the benefits of herd immunity. how are you going to convince people to take it? gov. hogan: i think we are now better than we were when the polls were taken. there was a miscommunication about some people had the impression it was being rushed in an unsafe way. now people are feeling more comfortable as more information comes out with the change in administration, everyone together saying the vaccine is good, works and is important. but it is going to take some convincing. you are right. we have to get about 70% vaccination if we want to stamp it out. you can't have 60% of people saying they won't take it. david: are you ready to announce today that you are running for president in 2024? gov. hogan: that would break some news. your show would get a lot of eyeballs if we said something ♪ david: talking about politics for the moment, after you were elected governor and you were helped by a republican

impeached a president twice and they have never had to face an insurrection in modern politics by gallup many democrats really have the feeling they have no choice but to make an example of a president that challenges the democratic process that has held this nation together for centuries. it was our bureau chief in washington in his poll reporting there in american football veteran quarterback tom brady is taking the tampa bay buccaneers to their 1st super bowl in nearly 20 years brady who is now 43 through 3 touchdown passes as the buccaneers beat the green bay packers 31 to 26 they'll face defending champions the kansas city chiefs in the super bowl in 2 weeks of this will be brady's tense super bowl appearance and achievement even he didn't expect. you know i think. it's hard to envision you know this is a goal but at same time it's a it's a week to week league so you know where it's 757 games ago not feeling great you know felt like you know we needed to find our rhythm and played for great games down the stretch i scored a season and then after that it was just all bonus because ul

[cheers and applause] gallup, you know the gallup poll, i do not say this bragging leak.admired man in the world. i don't say it. so i came in first. obama came in second. and biden came in way low. and i say, and they say, people have said, how is it possible that a guy who got 80 million votes cannot get any votes for the most admired man? you know why because he did not come in first, that's why. veryd, again, from this respected political leader, second, there's clear evidence that tens of thousands of votes were switched from president trump to former vice president biden in several counties throughout georgia. county,ple, in bid anybody lived in bibb county? b-i-b-b. president is reported to have 9:11 p.m.,votes at while joe biden had 17,218. minutes later, the vote numbers switched, with president trump now having 17,00 and biden now having 29,391. [booing] that was a switch of over 12,000 votes. it was like a miracle. aen during this hearing, presenter demonstrated a dominion poll could be hacked into in real-time, because it was connected to the internet. now, an

what to do lawrence is absolutely right and it goes further than that i mean you know i look at a gallup poll singer who i respect because he's intelligent good money manager but you know there's some people in my generation and other generations who just haven't taken the time to really understand what it is they don't understand the difficulty adjustment they don't understand all the issues surrounding coin and how it operates i mean it's really it's really an ingenious system and. you know it is it's almost like to violate human and so in my opinion you know it's not that risky a bet i mean it's risky but i think right way frustrated by sometimes when people try to shove others into it and don't make them aware of the volatility is nothing worse than to buy a real and then you know so i was wrong on that get blown out of it you've got to actually take a long term perspective and i just think it's irresponsible for people pumping it without making people aware of the ups and downs because you know i was buying i bought some a 300 i bought some at a 1000 you know i was buying 70000 then

lowest average approvals of any president since gallup began measuring it under harry truman.hington is preparing to inaugurate joe biden under unprecedented security. thousands of national guard troops= have been sent end with bears preventing access to the capitol at other sites. the u.s. is sending b-52 bombers back to the middle east as tensions with iran continue to rise. pictures of the planes refueling over the region as tehran steps up military exercises ahead of the inauguration. rapid responsys drills will begin tuesday new the gulf of oman falling surface to surface missile firings in recent days. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haidi: we count down to joe biden's inauguration this week. the president-elect will inherit major challenges from his predecessor, particularly with regard to china. we discuss that with the former australian prime minister kevin rudd. wonderful to have you again on bloomberg tv. we talk about

few different ways to make sure that they're not biased you know before the election i think it was gallup who came out with a poll where it was like 54 percent of americans said that they were better off than 4 years ago well the same company came out with a poll about a month earlier were only like 14 percent of americans said that the country was heading in the right direction over the last 4 years so they asked the wrong question you know republicans were touting this means that trumps going to win well apparently american you know maybe they don't always vote just for their interests but where where's the country's going to we have to ask the right questions to and i just wish that. there is more understanding about what we're still looking at and i do think the media needs to cover that that's the whole point of asking the right questions because the polls were really i mean we we don't you know went into 2020 thinking well that only 2016 was it was not a good year for pollsters that 20 to 20 was an awful year was not i mean they're asking the wrong questions which i truly believe be

donald trump is ending his term in office with historically low approval ratings, according to a gallupoll. his approval numbers have dropped to 34%. he has a ready had the weakest average rating of any president back to the 1940's, when the survey actually began. his final two weeks saw a significant drop in support amid the storming of the capitol and his second impeachment. white house officials do not expect president trump to pardon himself, family members, or close aides. clemency is in the works for a famous rapper and others. he is expected to announce the list of pardons later today. there is speculation that trump would try to pardon himself. he previously claimed that he had the power but it has never been attempted. u.k. prime minister boris johnson plans to host an expanded g7 summit in june. johnson wants to establish a so-called deep tan coalition to counter china and other coal -- other states. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am leigh-ann gerrans. this. fran

year he offended so many people who, if you look at the polls, right before, in the poll of 2020, gallupt with the poll that showed 56% of americans say they are better off now than they were four years ago. it is in think both that a president of the united states could lose an election on that record. that's the most of any president at any time that the president could lose an election with those kind of numbers. there were millions and millions of americans who like donald trump policy, who support his agenda, but didn't want donald trump. he lost seniors in arizona, he went down and part of that is because he spent a lot of time mocking joe biden's ability and a lot of people don't like him making fun of seniors with memory loss. he offended a lot of seniors. he won. [inaudible] he lost a winnable election and allow the democrats to come in with power and then he brings us to this moment on january 6 where he brings a crowd to washington, insights them with lies, self-serving lies about a stolen election, calls out members of congress for being weak and says we have to get rid of th

muhammad yunus will join us from gallup on their pulling of the state of america, one day after an inauguration. please stay with us through the morning, this day of european central bank meetings and press conference. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. francine: that is angela merkel, the chancellor of germany, briefing the press on the covid response. they hit a pretty grim milestone. germany passing 50,000 deaths since the pandemic started, and angela merkel saying there are dangerous virus mutations that are not yet dominant in germany. the u.k. mutation was very dominant here in london. she is warning everyone that winter will be very tough. a number of peopl

and that's why in the gallup poll after christmas, american news media is lowest in esteem in historyd 30% of americans don't believe a single word that comes from the news media. they have made their own bed just like twitter and facebook who have lost 50,000 of value in the last week. the american people are beginning to revolt against these institutions. lou: market cap. well, they had better. because this government is as corrupt as i could possibly have ever imagined. could you, in all seriousness, could you have ever possibly imagined that one political party, the democrats, would be this corrupt, would seize control of a government as they attempt to overthrow a president with members of the deep state in as they have been doing since 2016? >> if i was looking for a good movie, i'd hope that'd be the plot line. it'd be really interesting. the sad part is this is historically unfolding before our eyes. you have the alignment of news media, bureaucrats in the democratic party carrying out a four-year political dirty trick, the origins of which began with the desire to keep hillar

as we heard from gallup yesterday, hamed eunice -- mohamed younis, america is really upset about his place in society right now. further executive action this morning. francine: i'm looking at what we know to boost food assistance for impoverished americans, which joe biden should sign today, it also federal contracts and a step toward his opposed minimum wage hikes, which would be an immediate help for the economy struggling to cope with covid-19. to talk about these executive orders, we are joined by leslie vidya murray, -- by leslie vinjamuri, from chatham house. the tone could not be more different from the previous administration. every day for three days we have news at 5:00 a.m. washington time about executive orders and the plan for the biden administration going forward. what more do you think we will see in the next month or so? leslie: well, we should see hopefully in the next few days, a number of confirmations on the foreign policy side. on the defense side. and really on the global side, we are already seeing that reaching out, getting back into paris, getting back into

biden came here, he had nobody gallup. i don't say this braggingly. the most admired man in the world or the country. [cheers & applause] . i don't say it. i say it for a different reason. obama was second. i was first. biden came way low. people have said how is it possible that a guy that got 80 million votes can't get a vote for the most admired man? you know why? he didn't come in first. that's why. second, again from this very respected political leader, second there is clear evidence that tens of thousands of votes were switched from president trump to former vice president biden in several counties throughout georgia. for example, in bibb county -- anybody live in bibb county? president trump had 29,391 votes at 9:11 p.m. while simultaneously former vice president joe biden was reported to have 17,218. minutes later at the next update, the vote numbers switched with president trump now having 17,000 and biden now having 29,391. that was a switch of over 12,000 votes. it was like a miracle. during this hearing a presenter demonstrated that a dou