for more on this we can speak now to the gallup editor in chief mohamed younis in washington.ngton. you for that. what have afg ha ns thank you for that. what have afghans made over the years, i suppose of this political stalemate between the afghan government, the taliban and effectively the western powers in the middle?— in the middle? what they have been telling — in the middle? what they have been telling us _ in the middle? what they have been telling us since _ in the middle? what they have been telling us since 2008, i in the middle? what they have been telling us since 2008, in | been telling us since 2008, in terms of local lives lined up pretty well with how quickly we saw this project, as your correspondence said, crumble very quickly. whether it is assessments of basic infrastructure, assessments of local security, the central government's ability to reach into local communities are far from kabul, or perceptions of corruption within that government. afghans have been telling a very consistent and very negative story about their local realities and how the polities

gallup on that call. i have set this all along. it is about a boom economy and profits.hon: from new york city alongside tom keene and lisa ramos. -- lisa abramowicz. your equity market is unchanged this morning. good morning. this is bloomberg. ritika: the u.s. senate is moving closer to passing the $550 billion infrastructure bill. a vote is likely late this morning. once the measure is passed, democrats plan to reprove a budget which will clear the way for passage of the rest of the economic agenda. they can do that without any republican support. for the first time in decades, american workers are calling the shots. companies such as kroger and chipotle are pushing up hourly wages to twice of what they are paying employees. others are offering hiring bonuses. it is the biggest pay hike since the early 1980's. wages in the hospitality industry have risen at an annual rate of 6.6%. the u.s. is preparing to send coronavirus vaccines to mexico. mexico has amassed -- is among the countries hardest hit by the pandemic was almost 250,000 deaths. the u.s. will send mexico va

remember what gallup said. gallup said 42 million south of the border. about the rest of the world, said if they could, they would come to the united states. what biden is saying is come to the united states. what the democrats are saying is come to the united states. but all the rest of it, this massive degrowth movement that they dress up as climate change and a green new deal, the economics of that, how that will impoverish so many americans and the war on success, the destruction of the voting system, to make it so only one party can ever win, blowing out the republican state legislatures so they have no say on and on, steven miller, you study history, this is probably the most diabolical presidency and diabolical democrat party probably since slavery, don't you think? >> joe biden is the vehicle, the vessel that american marxists have been waiting for their entire lives to advance the radical program, and what they are doing is they are putting it all into one bill, everything you just listed off, from the equity agenda, to the destruction of voting

the situation on the gallup -- on the ground is still evolving. and i'm constantly being updated. these american service members who gave their lives, it's an overused word, but it's totally appropriate here they , were heroes. heroes that have been engaged in a dangerous selfless mission to , save the lives of others. they are a part of an airlift and evacuation effort unlike any seen in history with more than 100,000 american citizens, american partners, afghans who helped us, and others taken to safety in the last 11 days. just in the last 12 hours or so, another 7000 have gotten out. they are part of the most capable and selfless military, and they are part of what i call the backbone of america, they are the spine of america the , best the country has to offer. jill and i, are hearts ache as all yours do as well. for all the afghans who lost loved ones, including small children or were wounded in this vicious attack. we are outraged as well as heartbroken. being the father of a army major who served a year in a rack -- in iraq and before that was in kosovo as a u.s. attorney

before the pandemic, a gallup poll found 70% of americans believed that dream was achievable. it was out of reach. an unexpected result of the pandemic -- people moved. homes sales in 2020 hit a 14-year high, making the housing market tighter than ever. we talked to some first-time home buyers about getting in on the dream in these challenging times. >> i am a mental health therapist and i live in harlem. i have been thinking about buying a home it feels like forever, honestly. >> i have been the executive director for the new york mortgage coalition for five years. people see owning a home as an avenue to build wealth as their largest asset. it is still the american dream today. >> i am from brooklyn, new york. i am 27 years old. we have moved seven to 10 times in the past 10 years. my parents did the best they could. due to external factors, they was not able to have a job that was any better than minimum wage. the dream of homeownership is very important to us, but it seemed very impossible up until recently. >> i would say we are in one of the most competitive homeownershi

adults say they will not get the shot under any circumstances, and that's according to a new gallup polere fiintsnearly all unvaccinated, and experts only expect the numbers to go up after large events like the sturgis motorcycle rally, now underway in south dakota. in florida, governor ron desantis is now offering vouchers to let students transfer out of schools with mask mandates and threatening to deny state funding to school districts requiring masks. >> i'm the governor who protect's parents in their ability to make the right choices for their kid's education. >> meanwhile, the health of the u.s. labor market continues to improve, with the economy adding a better and expect did 943,000 jobs in july. the unemployment rate dropped half a point from 5.9% to 5.4%. on to europe now, where wildfires north of athens have come back to life. a wall of smoke rose high above the greek capital as residents fled the suburbs. and heartbreaking drone footage from across the aegean sea in turkey, where a massive wildfire tour through the coastal town of marmara's. and ken, more than 150 fires have

according to a recent gallup poll. 52 1% of workers are favoring vaccine mandates against covid on thelimiting customers purchases of rapid over the counter covid-19 tests with a maximum of 6 packages available online and 4 in its pharmacies. cbs says the rise of the delta very just leading to this huge demand and surging interest in rapid virus tests have made the products. hard to find the highly contagious delta variant is causing a sharp increase among. >> unvaccinated americans in terms of cases and deaths a forecast model now from the university of texas says the pandemic a claim another 100,000 american lives by december. 1st a lot of those deaths are considered to be preventable. experts say that number could be cut in half if almost everyone got vaccinated and wore a mask in public places. happening today checks from the golden state stimulus plan are expected us to start rolling to qualified residents individuals will receive $600. >> families with children will receive an additional $500 to qualify. residents must file their 2020 taxes by october 15th earn less than $75,000

so here was a situation where the news color, one of the great papers of the day, we're featuring gallup polls. for 2 years before the election book, slavery wasn't sure the labor, latin slave leap, but nobody but nobody believed that was possible. what was going on? well the truth is, this was the last election which opinion powering was taking place the previous one, jackson course being back in 1935 on the advent of god of polls. really dates from the late 19th thirties, particularly in the wake of their success in forecasting that roosevelt was going to win the 936 us presidential election. when i now infamous readers pulled up by readers, digest suggested that he was going to learn was when got ready again, the reputation, but the 945 action i just after the 2nd world war was the 1st opportunity forgot to do his partner in the course, most people saw it because vincent judge was prime minister registered judge, who was the person who i delivered victory for you. i can do in the 2nd world war that co. c would be react agent as prime minister. but of course, the electric decided other

. >> in a gallup poll finds 38% of hispanics prefer the term hispanic or latino. it was exotic. don't know what i was thinking. >> we don't have italian x or caucasian x, why do we have latin x? >> liberals always screw it up. with the last thing? >> before we go, we have a freestyle alert. >> there are you? come here. >> places that offered the 100,000 -- $100 -- that would be really good. i would go back and get vaccinated three times. all kidding aside, offering hundred dollars to get vaccination. i've seen an uptick of 25% daily vaccination rates. >> the pandemic, the nih community -- i stumbled over myself here. >> how is this any different from his other appearances? he always stumbles over himself. >> i'm not kidding in all seriousness i'm not kidding, no joke. someone has to put a rest to that aside. it is never funny and it is tedious, all kidding aside. i have a great weekend. and it is no joke coming up after the break the worst media offenders of the week. a tape you do not want to miss. we will be right back. >> it is easy to become numb to media bias these days so

remember what gallup said, 42 million people south of the border, that is just south of the border, forgethe world, said if they could, they would come biden is saying come, and democrat say come. but all of the rest this massive degrowth movement they dress up as climate change and a green new deal, the economics of that, that -- the -- destroying of the voting system to make it so just one party can only win. steven miller, this is probably the most diabolical presidency and democrat party since slavery, don't you think? >> joe biden is the vehicle. vessel, that american marxists have been waiting for their entire lives to advance their radical program. what they are doing, they are putting it to one bill, everything you just listed from equity agenda to destroying voting rights and climate agenda to the open borders, they reason, if we did this in 5 or 6 bills we would get crushed by the sheer weight of the exercise. but they think if they did it in one giant bill, they can get away with it. it is up to us, everyone watching, and up to all american people, to say to their senators, no.

according to a recent gallup poll. 52 1% of all workers favor vaccine mandates on the job.ed more than half her students in a north bay classroom with the delta variant. that's according to a report conducted by moraine county, public health and the cdc kron four's. gayle ong has details. >> 27 people came down with covid-19 at an elementary school in moraine county. ultimately infecting 22 students for parents and a teacher who with the index case of this outbreak. that's according to a cdc report that says all school staff except for the original covid patients and one other teacher were fully vaccinated. tracy lamb behind an epidemiologist at moraine county public health led the report. what the report shows that. >> when you have even minor slip ups, right. when somebody takes off the mask just for a little bit or something else happens and those different layers, the prevention strategies don't match up, then that's when the opportunity for dozen outbreaks. tenants. slip through its noted the teacher was reported to have read aloud to the class will unmasked on some oc

according to a new gallup poll. of the main reasons people aren't getting the vaccine is because they believe a previous covid infection has left them immune officials say natural immunity is effective. but if if you're exposed to the same variant. but that effectiveness drops off. if you're exposed to other variants, they say vaccines boost antibody production and enhances the body's immune response against new versions of the virus. a new report shows the number of americans are getting a 3rd booster dose of covid-19 vaccines despite the u.s. government not yet approving the booster shots against the virus people have managed to get them by taking advantage of the nation's vaccine. surplus and loose tracking of those who have been fully vaccinated. pfizer has said it plans to seek approval from the food and drug administration for its booster shots earlier this week kron 4 first told you the san francisco health department has quietly been offering a pfizer or moderna vaccine to people who have received the single

of the country leave going back -- going into afghanistan was a mistake and 2001, according to a galluponth. when the u.s. entered the country, it was 9%. the argument from the biden team is we don't want to spend more blood and treasure on a conflict that is not in a bowl. -- winnable. but how this is happening, the dramatic scenes of chaos, particularly from kabul is raising questions and causing not just acrimony in the u.s. but also with global partners. dani: -- manus: indeed, recriminations all the way around. let's get your first word news. juliette saly is with me from singapore. juliette: hopes are fitting that the world will ever reach herd immunity for covid-19. the original thinking is the pandemic would fade after 50% of the global population was vaccinated, but the delta variant is moving the goal posts. even the vaccination rate of 95% would not be enough, reportedly. china's economic recovery is weakening. retail sales, industrial and -- missing forecast. they are facing their most widespread virus outbreak since last year. goldman and j.p. morgan have already cut their

they are gallup -- they are gambling with californians for one year. >> he says he does not want to seeer should newsom get recalled. so, people should answer the second question. and, check out the documentary we would -- we put together about california's last recall in 2003 called "total recalled." in the meantime, having police e officers posted in san jose schools has been a matter of debate for some time. the school board voted to reinstate the relationship with the san jose police department foreign campus events. dustin dorsey explains. >> went san jose unified school district gets back to full on-campus learning next week and there will not be school resource officers on middle and high school campuses. in a unanimous decision by the school board thursday, the district agreed to continue nitrogen with san jose police outside of school hours. -- to continue the relationship with the san jose police outside of school hours, hiring san jose police for events like football games. at these events, there are hundreds of guests, many who are not students or staff. >> it was a minor se

talk about the crime situation that terrible murder in atlanta park to murders overnight in denver galluparch ask how much do you personally worry about crime and violence? 70 percent of americans said they worry a great deal. a number say they don't worry much at all is at 23 percent. what is going on with the crime crisis in this country? >> it is a terrible situation i feel this from my constituents rural suburban upstate new york it comes from the rules passed in albany and across the nation for example criminal justice reforms which favor criminals over victims that is what we have been doing in new york state and new york city across the nation defined the police and tie police movement has also caused police officers to be more risk-averse they will not go out and fight the difficult crimes many don't want to serve anymore a record number have been shot or killed over the last year which is bad for police officers. people are not held accountable and then you just showed a few examples but they are some across the nation's right now we see a more lawless society than i have seen in

. >> most hispanic americans agre with me, laura, can get a new gallup poll finds they prefer the termhispanics or latinos. i thought that was kind of, i liked it, it was kind of exotic. i don't know what i was thinking . sphinx, minx,. >> we don't have, italian explorer why do we have quickly what's the last thing. >> welcome a before we go, we have a freestyle on biden alert. >> joe, where are you? here. since both have offered $100, i would go back and get vaccinate three times. with all kidding aside, offered $100 to get vaccination have seen an uptick of 25 percent on a daily vaccination rates. >> the pandemic nh the nh,. >> how is this any different than his other appearances. he always stumbles over himself or at. >> and not gaining here and all seriousness it's no joke. mean somebody has to put to res of that size. it's never funny, and it's tedious. all kidding aside. have a great weekend,. >> youtube. >> it's no joke great coming up after the break. the worst media offenders of th week, the tape you do not want to miss. we will be right back. >> it is easy to become media bia

i was speaking to the editor in chief in gallup about what the american people's perception is come andid this is not something people vote on. they are much more interested in the economic situation at home and things that affect them domestically. foreign policy is not high on the agenda. in terms of how it translates into the midterms, that is a major question. tom: i agree with that. i look at meet the press on nbc and they show the reduced ratings for the president over last month, part of it is covid, part of it is afghanistan. i wonder if this time is different? what i would say as we go to 5:00 p.m. in kabul, we get through another day as well, it is about the airport and also about, as annmarie hordern said, real unrest of the north and what the taliban will do 100 miles to the north. kailey: it is not just about the taliban versus the united states. there are other allies involved. the u.k., allies have people on the ground, this is not just the american troops. we have the g7 convening. boris johnson has called a meeting to address the issue. this raises the question if it is

gallup estimates 42 million people in latin america also intend to come.survived a mass migration. that's what brought down the roman empire. kennedy: [inaudible] let's discuss this a little bit. you have a lot of people, you have a lot of children for the vice president said she's been working very busy working on the root causes. she went in front of the cameras and said don't come, don't come. clearly nobody's listening to her plea. yes it's really bad to let 7000 covid positive people go into mcallen, texas without treating them, ngos are supposed to isolate them so they do not infect community members. that's a really big thing to be masked and vaccinated. does anyone have a plan? even your republican counterparts to stop the weight of kids coming up with coyotes? >> we had secured the border at the end of the trump administration. remain and mexico policy, the border wall and ice deporting deportations as well as taking into custody criminal aliens and gave them the hell out of this country once a release from prison rather than release them back int

john gallup will appear on another property of bloomberg this morning. tom: night -- jonathan: 9:20 eastern time. my property, our property, we all share in this. it is the multiple contraction that is really interesting. he called in for a bigger game -- again, but his real call, where the bullish is is in earnings, it is not on margins. tom: maybe the pe goes to 22 down to 20 level. we will talk to alicia levine on that, but that hinges off of the bond market and sustained lower yields and you get comfortable with equity multiples. lisa: that is part of it, the bond yield story, which a lot of people think they will. the other side of it is what we are talking about this week. if we will not be bullish is supply chain constraints. we are looking in the increase in delta variance and obstructions and input costs going up. how much will this pressure margins, willing to differential if you are able or ub -- a bull or uber bull is margins. tom: one of the things we will talk about. i see green on the screen but i will point out the vix 15.60 up. jonathan:

with that being said, a recent gallup poll found when it comes to how black people feel about policingr community, they are okay with the current level of policing. what the problem that they have has to do with the fact that an encounter with the police they don't feel respected, they don't feel acknowledged, and they don't feel like they are treated fairly. on top of that problem you have the legal gun problem like the story we just talked about form matt finn and i think the third and most important when you think about policing in this country, there are calls that police don't want to go in and calls the other professionals are better adapted to do with. and then when we think about reimagining police comments about making sure we have the right people going to the right calls and making sure we are saving lives that way. and i think that is what cities have to be doing now and they have these conversations about reimagining police will end with that policy looks like. >> shannon: a little snapshot of what happened in chicago along with those police officers. one killed, when clin

a new gallup poll, 18% say they will not change more minds, another 5% say they could change their mindspreparing to head back to the classroom are taking no chances. 90% of aft teachers are vaccinated. that does it for me. i'm lindsey reiser. see me next saturday morning at 6:00 a.m. eastern. now to continue our coverage, my colleague, morgan radford. >>> hello there from msnbc world headquarters here in new york city. thank you for joining us today. welcome to alex witt reports. here's what's happening at 2:00 p.m. eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific. we begin with a new revolution in the investigation into donald trump's efforts to undermine the 2020 election. lawmakers confirming this morning that former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen sat down with the jash year committee yesterday for seven years. a senator who was in that room, dick durbin saying he hopes this testimony will lead to -- >> ultimately, there will be a report. there are more people we will try to bring in. i would like to bring in jeffrey clark, for example. he was the heir apparent in trump's mind if rosen was not goi

you look at this, gallup did a survey. 23% of the country believes we are heading in the right direction9%, down from 63%. this was before the afghanistan debacle. on every front we are looking. >> sean: yeah, i think in times of crisis, americans want a leader who is strong. one thing i hear over and over again is who's really running the show? after we had lost 13 american lives, i think the american people were watching and wanting joe biden to express resolve and empathy. we didn't get that. instead we got somebody who was, projected weakness. at the end, set i've got a list of people who i'm allowed to call on. every american in the country saw that and wondered who is running the show? say what you want about president trump. he was always in charge. clearly always the guy running the show. joe biden clearly is not running the show and i don't think he's up to the task either. >> kayleigh: he is not running the show. two democrats on the hill writing it's increasingly likely republicans will take over the house, the senate, and even joe biden being a one-term president. these are d

a new gallup poll says 40% of the coronavirus situation is getting better.le for the biden administration? lee carter is here to discuss. lee, i think the number that also caught my attention was getting a lot little worse, 45% from 3%. i can't even imagine, you are in the industry. have you ever seen a reversal in one month on any topic to this degree? >> this is a really, really rapid shift in perception. this is the biggest we have seen since november of last year, our peak, i would say, worst month and how people are feeling about it. it hasn't been since january that we had more people to think about where we are going for an optimistic this is a big new phase of the biden administration to manage the first time since joe biden had taken off and people are concerned as they are right now. but also a dual challenge because people are more concerned but they don't know where to get information. when you look at who people trust to get information, 52% of americans trust the cdc. 37% nih, 37% the fda so a trust gap. people are more concerned, and they don'

americans are pretty much split when we look at the gallup poll, half think it was a mistake, half don'te. democrats seem to be more skeptical than republicans. the fact is this is an unforced error blowing up on biden's watch. >> let me be a contrarian, the rapid pace takeover of the taliban taking over, the inevitability, five years, 50 years, 100 years? why not let it happen sooner before another american dies? >> well, by the way, there hasn't been an american casualty in afghanistan i think now for a year and a half. so, i mean, i think this argument, michael with great respect is a bit like if i have a 4-year-old boy and say, hey, i'm going to throw him in the swimming pool without a life jacket even though he can't swim, i have to explain to my wife, i'm sorry our son is dead because he drowned. the fact the troop presence was small, but psychologically important. when we in the united states had 12,000 nato troops also left, 16,000 contractors also left. and essentially everything that was supporting the rather incompetent afghan army has gone. and i think we're hearing the argum

most consumers in a gallup poll are saying that they're seeing these prices infecting the daily leaves and eating up the stimulus money. that's the concern going forward and it's not going away any time soon. higher prices are here to stay because of spending and supply challenges especially because of covid. >> neil: the supply challenges i can see. and the other challenges, in the middle of a pandemic, the economy was in park. it was stopped. so any activity after that will be on a percentage basis note worthy. so the retail and wholesale inflation numbers, they're from those levels. the administration has been arguing, the federal reserve and other experts have been saying, that is going to peter out, the numbers, the comparisons year over year, even month to month will start to stabilize. do you buy that? >> yep. so it's all in the comparisons, neil. someone gave me a book. how do you lie with statistics. i took my son out for chicken wings. we sat at the table. said dot look at the price. there's a 20 purse suburb charge. we call that the glazer chicken wing indicator. a teen know

back in 2000, one eye gallup poll found that 81% of americans in pie supported invaded american as didry member of the house and senate except one. >> however difficult this may be, some of us must urge the use of restraint. our countries in a state of mourning. some of us must say, let's step back for a moment. let's just pause for a moment. and think through the implications of our great actions today, so that this does not spiral out of control. i have agonized over this vote -- but i came to grips with it today, when i came to grips with proposing this resolution -- during the very painful, yet very beautiful memorial service, as a member of the clergy so eloquently said, as we act, let us not become the evil that we deplore. >> as a country, we did not listen to congresswoman barbara lee back then. let's listen to her now. i'm glad to be joined by congresswoman lee, democrat of california. thank you for coming on the show this evening. people may not remember, but that vote was on a friday following 9/11. that same week. emotions were running high, even then coming from bernie sau

that's because a new gallup poll found that one big reason that folks are not getting vaccinated is a belief that if you've already been infected, you are immune from contracting the virus a second time. officials say that natural immunity is effective. if you've been exposed to the same variant. but that drops off, if you're exposed to others, they say the vaccines boost antibody production and enhances the body's immune response against new versions of the virus. meanwhile, just days before students in oakland unified schools are set to head back to the classroom. some parents along with community leaders have now signed onto a petition calling for school leaders to put in weekly on site. covid testing every week for anyone who may wanted kron four's amanda hari live tonight after talking to the woman behind the move. amanda what she said about it. >> well, i spoke to is a teacher, and she says she's been concerned about students since the beginning of the pandemic. she wants everyone to be aware that weekly testing is something the district does have the capabilities to do and can

the only president in the history of gallup polling never to be above 50% in his entire presidency.this is no reason for panic, but it does speak to the very really damage and there will be a lasting mark on this botched withdrawal from afghanistan. it will not drive the decisions of most folks come next november in the midterm elections, but there's no getting away from it. this has been a botched withdrawal despite the enormous numbers they have put on the board in the last several days in terms of getting people out. but i wouldn't overindex this particular poll. see it with a sense of perspective, and democrats should be focused on delivering and getting their -- >> john, you said overindex this particular poll, but do you think people are overindexing what's coming out of -- yes, most people agree it was botched. did you think they were overindexing this because at the end of the day, getting out of afghanistan, he's got the public squarely, clearly on his side. and as you say, i don't know, a month, two months, three months, four months, six months from now, will this even reg

one of the challenges here, and gallup has a whole report about this, a lot of individuals because ofdemands aren't accustomed to dealing with a lo of experts or scientific-based decision making, are responding to facebook, media, friends. if they don't have the benefit of an er consult, then what? >> i hope most people don't ever have to come into my er, but that's absolutely true. that's where i think it's essential for us to work both with community based organizations so you're talking to the folks that people encounter every day, their pastors, their barbers, their boys an girls clubs, teachers, librarians, bankers and then the social media influencers, the biden/harris administration is doing a huge rollout of tiktok stars, people that my tween daughter listens to. we're hoping that will have some influence as well. >> i think we have that headline. "new york times" report that's pretty interesting, white house trying anything. these tiktok stars reach a whole different group of people, they do these micro influencers. what's popular in one place may not be the same thing nation

a new gallup poll says 47% of americans believe covid disruptions will continue until the end of this year if not longer and that was 17% back in june the number of people who are very worried they can still be infected with covid, that number was on the decline but now it's gone up by 12%. >> valerie castro live in new york city. thank you. >>> back to florida now where cases and hospitalizations are spiking. local coverage from nbc 6 miami and their reporter, marissa bagg. >> reporter: children are still at low risk by being hospitalized pediatricians say they are catching the virus, more symptomatic and very capable of spreading it to others when compared to one year ago dozens of kids have been checked out here at the emergency room at joe dimaggio's children's hospital here in hollywood only a handful have been hospitalized but one did pass away in june the delta variant of the coronavirus is sending kids to the emergency room at joe dimaggio children's hospital at rising numbers right now seven children are being treated for covid-19, two of them are in the intensive care unit.

a new poll from gallup shows that one main reason that many americans are not getting vaccinated juste of a belief that they say that previous covid infections have left them immune officials say that natural immunity is effective. if you have been exposed to the same variant, but that drops off, if you're exposed to others, they say that vaccines boost antibody production and enhances the body's immune response against new versions of the virus cases of covid-19 are spreading rapidly with the highly contagious. delta variant now the dominant strain here in the u.s. but there are other variants now circulating doctors are also keeping a close eye on the lambda variant, which was first found in south america but is now starting to pop up in many places in the south, including louisiana. alex denis brings us more. >> scientists around the world closely monitor variants of the covid-19 virus people like, you know, that variants don't change. and then stop changing that. keep mutating. and when they crop up we assess communicable. are they how contagious to we think they are can they have

a new poll from gallup found americans are not getting vaccinated is a belief that if you've alreadybeen infected, you're immune from contracting the virus. a second time. officials say that natural immunity is effective. if you've been exposed to the same variant, but that drops off, if you're exposed to other variants, they say the vaccines boost antibody production ended. han says the body's immune response against new versions of the virus. this week. the country reached a huge vaccine milestone. the cdc says that 50% of america's population is now fully vaccinated against covid-19. that's about 165 million americans. another 27 million have received at least one dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccines. thousands of fully vaccinated folks are expected, though, to come down with the delta variant of covid-19. but health experts say those breakthrough cases are not likely to cause of your symptoms. the cdc, though, is warning that if more folks do not get vaccinated. we could see another surge of serious cases emerge. this winter like we did last winter. right now on kron 4 dot com.

i want to bring up this gallup poll.le, would you rather the police spend more time, the same amount of time or less time in your community? you can see there, more time and the same amount of time. 81%, only 19% say less crime. so katie is right. the whole defund the thing is -- the democrats are running as fast as they can from this. you have cori bush bringing it back. you know 2022 the republicans will use it again and again and again. >> look, there's a delineation and distinction here. for a very long time, there's a strong call for accountability, transparency and oversight when it comes to policing in this country. nobody wants to see bad policing. nobody wants to see officers like derrick chauvin on their police force. even police officers don't want to see people like him. with that being said, we have to ensure that we operate in a world that everybody is given the same amount of public safety. whether you live in the suburbs or in the inner city of this country, public safety has to be a value that all americ

consensus view across the entire political spectrum that the war was a disaster, that back in 2001 a gallup americans supported invading and occupying afghanistan, as did every single member of the house and senate except one. >> however difficult this vote may be, some of us must urge the use of restraint. our country is in a state of mourning. some of us must say, let's step back for a moment, let's just pause just for a minute and think there the implications of our actions today so that this does not spiral out of control. now, i have agonized over this vote, but i came to grips with it today, and i came to grips with opposing this resolution during the very painful yet very beautiful memorial service. as a member of the clergy so eloquently said, as we act let us not become the evil that we deplore. >> as a country we did not listen to congresswoman barbara lee back then. let's listen to her now. i'm delighted to be joined by congresswoman lee, democrat of california. thanks so much for coming on the show this evening. people may not remember, but that vote was on the friday following

according to a recent gallup poll. 52% of all workers say they favor vaccine mandates on the job. >> and an vaccinated on mast teacher infected more than half her students and a north bay classroom with the delta variant insanity really at this is all according to a recent report from the marin county public health department as well as the cdc. >> it's out today. kron four's gayle ong is live in our newsroom now with the details on this. gayle is mind boggling. >> yeah. grant and katharine, although the outbreak happened back in may. we've since seen outbreaks in several school districts and doctors stress the importance of vaccinations. 27 people came down with covid-19 at an elementary school in moraine county. ultimately infecting 22 students or parents and a teacher who with the index case of this outbreak. that's according to a cdc report that says all school staff except for the original covid patients. >> and one other teacher were fully vaccinated. tracy lamb behind an epidemiologist at moraine county public health led the report. what the report shows that. >> when you have

in kennedy's case, he went up 10% in the gallup polls. so i think presidents help themselves when they stand up straight and they're strans parent. in this case, for some reason, president biden just doesn't seem himself. he just seems to be so surprising. and i think it's extremely -- it now plays in to the rise and spike in cases in the covid and other areas of our public life, you know, the storms and everything else. there is a sense, i think, that plays into a narrative that we're losing control of events. we're losing control of the narrative. >> yeah. those are excellent points you make. and, general, president biden was adamant. he doesn't want to pass this war on to yet another american president, another generation of servicemen and women. but that doesn't explain the total chaos of this withdrawal over the past 48, 72 hours. not only what we saw on the tarmac at kabul, people trying to climb aboard u.s. military cargo planes, but that image of 600 afghans inside that military cargo plane as it's attempting to flee. i used to be

. ♪ confidence in the economy is covid cases skyrocket a survey published by gallup today finds thatf respondents feel the economy is getting worse. and that is up from 54% of people last month the loss of confidence seems to be tied to surges in covid cases the percentage of americans naming covid-19 is the most important problem facing the country has doubled, and it is once again the top problem mentioned overall. the federal reserve says it could start scaling back its stimulus this year, fed chair jerome powell said that is due to improvement in the u. s economy despite that survey that we just talked about since the feds last meeting the intervening months has brought more progress in the form of a strong employment report for july but also the further spread of the delta variant. we will be carefully assessing incoming data and the evolving risks of the fed has been purchasing $120 billion a month in bonds in an effort to lower longer term interest rates bowel also said that a slowing of the fed's bond purchases does not mean that short term rates will go up. how investors sen

he jumps on horseback with the after mentioned james mchenry, the gallup top speed down the east bank for 12 miles along the hudson to blanks very. obviously, that is a hapless mission. they do not capture arnold. right after that, he writes this attempt to george washington, his boss. he says that he's also planning to ride up to general green and colonel megs. he does just that. he writes to general green who was encamped at to paying, new york. 30 miles south of west point. and also, to colonel megs of the sixth regiment which is a light infantry regiment. and that they both could quickly respond to the area that will save not only west point, but george washington and the rest of headquarters. here is hamilton's letter to green. quote, there has been, just unfolded at this place and seen, the blackest treason. arnold has fled to the enemy. andre, the british generals are in our possession as a spy. i came here in pursuit of arnold. but it was too late. i advise that you're putting armor under marching orders and attaching the brigade immediately this way. quite dramatic. hamilton

. >> by the way, gallup had data out friday of the unwilling who believes they could not be convinced. and the number turns out i'm not willing to get it and you're not going to change my mind. >> if someone in a room has it, it's very chickenpox-like. >> it was quite transmissible. >> if you're not vaccinated, you have a high, high, high likelihood. >> people are start to go wear masks. >> i do it regularly >> if you know you're in a place where everybody is vaccinated, trance mission is possibly not likely. >> how do you ask them there's possibly there's some people in your midst that you think are vaccinated, but they're not. >> possible, i suppose, and who you're with, and whether you know them. >> it's a global story oil's action today is ostensibly about china's ability to fight the variant. >> i think the fact that whatever vaccine they gave in china, h. you, it's like the flu vaccine. that's not enough. >> no, 40%. >> that's not going to get them done >> you work close together in a big factory, the fact goes down. >> inflationary upside risk. >> there's a malaysian set of fac

fox news contributor and that is the case, the vaccinated is going up and yet look at this gallup pollg worse? >> i think the case numbers are going up and we're hearing more and more about the case numbers. you just heard jen psaki talking about how contagious it is. it is highly contagious. that's an issue. what has been mismessaged is if you're vaccinated at worst you'll get a mild case. everyone looked at senator lindsey graham, 66 years old getting covid. the key is he has a mild case. appears to have a mild case. >> dana: because he was vaccinated. >> because he is vaccinated. that's what we saw with guy benson at fox and tweeting about this, really importantly. look at the state of vermont, dana. in the state of vermont 86% of the population has at least one dose. 67% fully vaccinated. they have three hospitalizations. one person in the icu. the more people you get vaccinated, the more -- plus natural immunity. i want to add that in. if you are vaccinated or gotten over covid and have antibodies your chances of getting a severe case from the delta variant is extremely low. >> da

gallup says the highest share of americans ever say that they are thriving and the overall economy ist have to get control of the virus. >> bill: all of our polling we asked about hardship. whether or not it caused your family recently. grocery prices 70% yes. gas prices 67, housing costs, 53. we could go on and on. austan listed a number of things he sees as going well. can you name one thing that's going well under president biden? >> you asking me that? yeah, look, austan is right, strong recovery now no question about it t. major explanation for that is this miracle of operation warp speed and getting americans vaccinated and getting our businesses reopened. i think for the rest of the year we'll have a pretty strong economy. and we have had really good job growth. austan is right about that. the problem is when we got that report friday on wage gains and jobs, the biden administration was crowing look at this 4% wage gain for workers? the problem is inflation is running 5 1/2%. if you get a 4% raise if your income but your cost of living goes up by 5 1/2% you are getting poorer,

reading the headlines and not the stories, look, gallup relessed a poll recently said what do you haveank i had were military and small business. bottom newspapers, broadcast media and congress. very telling, guys. all right. dems were banging on the trump team a year ago, right, for just about everything as it related to covid. this white house is pretty much muddled the message so far, joe. >> oh, they have as has the cdc as well. president biden wearing masks on zoom calls with world leaders even though vaccinated for months probably sent the wrong message. you had the cdc director on with bret baier on friday asked a very straight forward question are you looking into federal mandates for vaccines and she said yes and then had to go back on twitter an hour later to say no i was talking about certain agencies. completely different from what she said as peter doocy said earlier. look, we're seeing reporting around how the variants, right, it was wallens key who said that there could be mutations that eventually you could have a variant that makes the vaccine useless. what we need now

jefferson out of the princeton, edited in princeton and i knew him from that and the other editor, paul gallup been on the book i did with vernon jordan. so between the two of them asking me to do this, and both of them i knew and looked and it was only 40,000 words i said sure. it was not something that i would ever have out of the blue thought doing, but once i started doing it and i realized even though johnson is not a terribly pleasant person which shouldn't be a part of consideration, but it always is, if you want to spend time with someone, writing about them, he was president during a pivotal moment and he made fateful decisions that put in place other fateful decisions. even if he's not attractive as a man, as a character, what the role that he played as president is pivotal and people should know about him because of that. >> the only southern senator not to leave the senate. >> exactly. and that's why lincoln traded in his original vp for him because it was symbolic. lincoln wanted to sort of send a message, see, we can get back together. you know, i can have this southerner, tennes