gallup polling institute wrote that immigrants occupy the second and third places of the greatest dignityn america , while the people of this country are the first and main problem of america, under the weak leadership of biden, the annual point he had to face many obstacles while he has taken actions, he said mocking and falsely calling dua, who has a plan for border security and was green towards china and a war hero to meet the needs of the american elderly, according to the washington post and bbc poll of republicans and democrats. they believe that their account should introduce people other than biden and trump for the 2024 election campaign, so that the iron tip of the russian broadcasting agency asked western countries to conduct an investigation into the explosion of the nord stream pipeline . this request was made after an american journalist evidence presented that it shows that america was the cause of the explosion. in this regard, a conversation with mr. ruholah madbar , an expert on russian issues, is the school, hello, good time for the viewers, please tell me about this p

coming up, we discussed the findings of gallup's annual mood of the nation pull. -- poll.hen the top democrat on the intelligence committee talks about the chinese spy balloon in u.s. airspace. and alex thomas previews governor sarah huckabee sanders's republican response to president biden's state of the union address. an tom mcclintock on immigration. -- and tom mcclintock on immigration. watch "washington journal" live tuesday at 7:00 a.m. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. pres. biden: the state is strong because you, the american people, are strong. >> president president biden dee annual state of the union address, outlining his priorities to congress on tuesday, the first state of the union speech since republicans won control of the house. sarah huckabee sanders will give the republican response to your watch our live coverage of the state of the union, beginning tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. w

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gallup found this. half of the nation say they are worse off under president biden. and the white house leaks on its china spy balloon debacle backfire. >> the teachers union abandons teachers in the teacher vaccine mandate fight. >> they want them to hire their own security guards. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show, check your money, stocks ending down, federal reserve officials today saying that inflation is still running too white hot, they are not done raising interest rates. the president in wisconsin talking jobs, after he got booed and heckled last night at a state of the union address, he was heckled dozens of times it looked like the british house of commons, edward lawrence is with more at the white house. >> president playing it a little loose with some facts of the state of the union address, misrepresenting the amount of jobs created under his presidency and claiming that republicans want to cut medicare and social security, that has set off the chamber. >> as w we agree, social security and medi

joining us this morning to talk but that is muhammad yunus, editor in chief of gallup. what have we learned about the mood of the nation? guest: with the exception of democrats on some issues the mood is generally dissatisfied. we have been asking about a series of policy issues and the general aspects of how things are going on in the country for decades, for over 20 years. we hit some record highs and lows. most of them are not going to be a surprise. the number one thing americans are dissatisfied with really is dealing with poverty and homelessness. 83% of americans are dissatisfied with that. 65% are dissatisfied with the level of integration -- immigration coming into the country. it really runs the gamut. the most impactful for all of us is the economy. most americans are dissatisfied with the economy and have a pretty gloomy perspective on what will happen in the next six months. there are a lot of partisan differences on that. host: the headline on the poll, americans glum in most areas. how does that compare to other presidents as they prepared to talk to the

at that according to a brand-new gallup poll. 50% of respondents say they are in financial conditions, 35% say they are better off. gallup has been asking these questions since 1976, and the only time 50% or more of respondents have said they were worse off was during the great recession in 2008 and 2009. people are really feeling this. larry: those are some grim numbers. amanda: on the one hand, low unemployment, on the other hand people feel like they are not doing well. honda is recalling more than 100,000 vehicles because of backup camera display may not work when you are into reverse. the recall involves 2018 to for that use key ignition, not a pushbutton start. honda is asking owners of affected cars to bring them in for a software update. honda will contact owners by mail beginning in mid march. larry: president biden hits the road and makes a promise as a follow-up to his state of the union address. the pledge that he may do union workers in wisconsin. >> it is an abuse of public resources and public time. amanda: sparks fly at a house committee hearing today involving former

according to the latest gallup poll, 63% of americans are against the freedom to carry weapons in an unhappy country in america, there are 120 guns per 100 people. the international kickboxing tournament was held in tehran with the participation of iran, afghanistan, syria, turkey, pakistan, iraq and selected afghan immigrants. the iranian team won the first place and the selected afghan immigrants won the second place. the kurdish martial sport of kickboxing became an excuse for six countries of the world to gather in tehran for international competitions. in kickboxing competitions , we are present from our beloved country, afghanistan, with a very good team, a strong team, full of energy, with approximately 25 stadiums. the presence of two the team from afghanistan, from the country outside of iran, and the selected team of immigrants are present. the competitions are held in the two categories of men and fighting and self-defense, and for the age group of youth and adults , kickboxing, one of iran's combat sports , has come from afghanistan because of the provincial competitions

the russian people were feeling what more in the data from gallup suggests.d perhaps brings forth the case of that just my view. >> still to come, more of your best and worst social media. i want to try this. put that on the screen. put it up on the screen. see if it's working. i'm far away from my tv. there it is. i click on it. and it takes me right to the poll question. just like the super bowl. go vote. awh, use priceline. they have package deals no one else has. [son inflates]s] we can do it! ♪go to your happy price♪ ♪priceline♪ introducing the new w sleep number climate360 smart bed. only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of you. onour smart sleepers getrld th28 minutes more restfulsle. proven quality sleep. only from eep number. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up the

remember the gallup poll from last week which showed the top concern of voters is government.his president is all government all the time, biden may try to tout his new green world, that gallup poll is a warning voters don't care for the kind of government biden has brought us. what the president will do is go on the attack, surely more than one mention of mega himag republicans, wicked billionaires and greedy corporations. and make false claims likely cut the deficit by trillion dollars, he inherited a terrible economy and high inflation, none of that is true but if you say it often enough some people will believe it. here's what you will see. the annual farce of members of congress up and down every few minutes to show support. i'm not going to watch. second hour of varney just getting started. jason chaffetz with us on tuesday morning. i don't expect a hear much about education, the border or crime. how about you? >> these are just the core issues that america cares about but i don't know, president biden and kamala harris can tout, you are right, they are going to cherry p

here are the results of the gallup poll.government was the biggest problem, but it goes on to inflation and 15 percent, immigration 11 percent in the general economy, are you surprised by the government being in the number one positio they are? it wasn't like that just a few months ago. >> d say, i am here to help? for over that. >> we didn't quite nail it. what you get the point freight think there's a lot of people out there given the cost of everyday items, the way inflation is going. the contention over what's happening on the hill, to say nothing of the money we spent i the ukraine carried i can definitely see why government would rank number one in the eyes of a lot of people. >> if you put this back on the screen, i was kind of shocked b the whole immigration numbers freight immigration was 11 percent if we go back a month in a half or two months, it was only at 8 percent so that's a 4 amount of time. my thing is nobody except for a fox news channel is covering immigration for the past two years, now, the past month i

according to the latest survey by gallup institute, 63% of americans are against the freedom to bear arms this country is unhappy. there are 120 guns for every 10 people in the united states. hey, the credit card of the american people reached 986 billion dollars. according to the report of the abc network, the increase in inflation and interest rates were the factors responsible for the growth of debts. according to this report, this debt in 2022 will be about 100 billion . and thirty billion dollars increased from the abc network. he added that a middle -class american household has about $6,500 in credit card debt, which is unprecedented with the average borrowing cost of 20% in the last four decades . the ministry of commerce of india announced that india's imports 400 from russia under sanctions in the current financial year the increased percentage of the total value of india's imports reached 27 billion three hundred and ten million dollars on the day, which shows a growth of 384% compared to the same period last year. the united states says that after the downing of the chine

we worked with the polling company called you go of , which is like gallup poll, which helped us conduct a strong sample. there were over 300 respondents and it was weighed through statistical analysis carefully so you can deduce and derive generalized conclusions about such a large area and population. >> fascinating. the last time the bay area jewish community did a study on itself was when? >> two . in 2004, the san francisco federation did a study that was just a subset of the entire bay area. in 2011, the east bay federation did a study that was just on the east they area. it has been quite a few years and this is precedent-setting because it is the entire area. >> so we have really taken a holistic approach, the entire bay area jewish community? >> yes. >> so when we think about who jews are, not everyone will know this but one thing we ask ourselves is who is a trance 26 -- jew? what are some of the ways this was understood? >> we use the broadest definition on who is jewish. basically, if you consider yourself jewish or partially jewish in any way, by religion, or anything. you a

the outskirts of idlib due to differences. among them on according to the survey conducted by the gallup institute, the american people do not know that the main issue of their country is the weak government and leadership . inflation and the migrant crisis are in the second and third ranks of the american people. you have 50 years in you were in new york and i am still hot. people are fainting in the streets and you are not doing anything. you are corrupt . you have sent millions of dollars to your account. it is true that you should help our own people. the issue of protesting the expenses is not for ukraine's war with russia, immigrants, the social situation and high inflation should bring the voice of the american people and representatives against it. now i fully believe that the migration crisis can be an economic problem beyond a cultural and security crisis. suicide thoughts have increased by 5%. the consumption of drugs has increased by 50%, and moket babel's parents and his party's mistakes were high inflation, which made people face a bad economic situation. inflation, which h

that's according to a survey from gallup.nd while we're not in a recession, people are reportedly having financial blues for a variety of reasons, which include the high cost of living and last year's steep drop in stock prices, experts say. it's also from pandemic power. arun oia. in which people are still getting over one of the most uncertain errors of their lifetime. joining us now for more inside is michelle george, who is the president and wealth advisor at mdg legacy advisors. michelle thank you so much for joining us. thank you for having me so we felt talked a little bit about this issue. people looking at their finances and you know, the term finance financial blues has now popped up. but what are you hearing from from your from your clients. well most certainly everybody's been been hit with, you know, inflation cost of living increases their dollar, not buying as much as it used to. and so you know, when we talk about this, i just really encourage them and others to just get back to the basics of putting pen to pa

it's the highest ever recorded by gallup.resting though, also, as it turns out, by age, the older you are, the more you don't like this. dissatisfaction with people 55 and older was 21% two years ago. now it's at 55%. a majority of people over 55 don't like it. unfortunately, for the people who don't like it, the number of independents, which would cause the white house to do something about it, is still low. only 36% of independents are bothered by it. and 52% of democrats are satisfied, so, until those numbers get higher, the administration is not going to change anything. >> brian: drug cartels are also getting more and more sophisticated making more money. leaving the drug business human trafficking seems to be so lucrative. one of the reasons why they seem to be successful, they are flying drones. they are flying drones to find soft spots, perhaps, in our border which there's a lot because we refuse to build the wall and we are under staffed. this is an example of the drone that they found on the border. can you imagine

gallup and the pew foundation, gallup and the knight foundation this week came out with a report. about americans' distrust in news. one of the things it showed is that people now believe news organizations are literally out to mislead them and don't care about the repercussions to politics, to the impact on society. and the idea that is revealed here that these fictions jumped from the entertainment side to the news side and directly put pressure on news coverage is deeply problematic. >> yeah. that is a real issue but there is a responsibility on the part of our elected leaders and people who claim to be in the news media to tell the truth. pretty simple. >>> up next cnn reporting. vulnerable senate democrats in a tough spot now weighing critical decisions about their personal future and the future in their party. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. ♪ let's go! ♪ what you gon' do? you ain't talkin' 'bout nothin'! ♪ ♪ woo! hey you. i am loving this silversneakers® boxing class. thank you aetna. yeah? well, i'm loving that zero dollar monthly plan premium. thank you,

according to the gallup poll, immigrants occupy the second and third places of the greatest dignity in america , while the people of this country consider the first and main problem of america to be the weak leadership of biden. annually, the 9th must face a lot of side effects while taking measures . hashemi said that consuming and calling someone a liar who has a plan for border security and is tough on china and is a war hero to meet the needs of the american elderly, according to the washington poll post and republicans and democrats believe that their accounts should introduce people other than biden and trump for the 2024 election race, so that the iron tip of the sada and sima news agency , the deputy of hajj and umrah affairs of the hajj and ziarat organization , registered 1,400 hajj applicants on 12 march. mr. rezaei said that the registration is done based on the established priority, it is necessary for the applicants to get more information and before registering, refer to the reservation system point 5.ir , complete their information and receive a tracking code. according

according to the latest gallup institute survey, 63% of americans are dissatisfied with the freedom to carry weapons in this country . there are 123 per 100 people in america. these two american companies sanctioned by the ministry of commerce of china and two american companies raytheon and lockido martin for endangering territorial integrity and sovereignty, it sanctioned these two american companies that sold missiles and fighter planes to taiwan, and they were also fined and banned from any business dealings with china and investment in it. beijing created its list of sanctions in 2020 and the companies and people who endanger china's territorial integrity and sovereignty are included in this list. georgetown university in the united states announced in a report that from 2015 to 2021 , 167 american companies invested approximately 40 billion dollars in china's artificial intelligence industry. this amount of investment while in the years in the past, the united states has imposed extensive restrictions against china and cooperation with its companies. the american companies' disre

arrest, but no information about the identity and motive has been released, according to the latest gallup 63 poll. % of americans are dissatisfied with the freedom to carry weapons in this country. in america , there are 120 guns for every 10 people. hey, the credit card of the american people reached 986 billion dollars. according to the report of the abc network , the increase in inflation and interest rates were the factors responsible for the growth of debts. according to this report, this debt has increased by one hundred and thirty billion dollars in 2022 abc added that a middle-class family in america has about 6,500 dollars in credit card debt, which is unprecedented with the average borrowing cost of 20% in the last four decades . the indian ministry of commerce announced that india's imports from russia were under sanctions in the current financial year has so far increased by 400%, the total value of india's imports has reached 27 billion, three hundred and ten million dollars, which shows a growth of 384% compared to the same period last year. it is given rika says after the a

reality that economic record is not clear perhaps joe biden could take a look at the latest polling the gallupoll released this week and markets are dissatisfied with their personal financial citizens into situation only 35% say they're better off today that a year ago while 50% say they're worse off the only other time in the last 50 years that this many american's have described themselves and this is a disappointing way was during the great recession in 2008 - 2009 the washington post found that 62% of americans say the biden has a couple shot much little or nothing and even 50% of democrats don't want biden to be the nominee in 2024 a head-to-head race against former president donald trump biden loses 48 - 48% is not just the economy, the other claims biden's makes for his presidency doesn't stick up either. i record bipartisan achievement democrats have used the near majority to push through a radical program of big government for the last two years making america safer, support for ukraine and it's far from clear that that will happen, it's humiliating pullout from afghanistan and strang

joining us to talk about is paul, editor in chief of gallup, what did we learn about the mood of the nation ? >> guest: with the exception of democrats on some issues the moon is dissatisfied . we were asking policy issues but also the general aspect of how things are going on in the country for decades in this poll for over 20 years and we've had some record highs and lows. most of them are really not going to be a surprise. the number one thing americans are dissatisfied with really is the nation's efforts to deal with poverty and homelessness. a three percent of americans are dissatisfied with that. 83 percent are dissatisfied with the level of integration in the country. 53 percent are dissatisfied with policies hot down so it runs the gamut. the most impactful for all of us assessment of the. most americans are dissatisfied with the have a pretty moody perspective on what's going to happen in the nextsix months but there are a lot of partisan differences on that we can get into . >> the headline, americans still glom about the state of the union inmost areas . how did i compare

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joining us this morning to talk but that is muhammad yunus, editor in chief of gallup. what have we learned about the mood of the nation? guest: with the exception of democrats on some issues the mood is generally dissatisfied. we have been asking about a series of policy issues and the general aspects of how things are going on in the country for decades, for over 20 years. we hit some record highs and lows. most of them are not going to be a surprise. the number one thing americans are dissatisfied with really is dealing with poverty and homelessness. 83% of americans are dissatisfied with that. 65% are dissatisfied with the level of integration -- immigration coming into the country. it really runs the gamut. the most impactful for all of us is the economy. most americans are dissatisfied with the economy and have a pretty gloomy perspective on what will happen in the next six months. there are a lot of partisan differences on that. host: the headline on the poll, americans glum in most areas. how does that compare to other presidents as they prepared to talk to the

a certain amount of snow. mouses go up in bay snowy and pots of han shoes of the avalanche rascal gallup as well. sunshine for most of nolan, china coming in to the west. this cloud and light ish ray now south, the yanks has been raining anyway. the last day or so. that rain regenerates, snow at height, so nor has she and, and it's a little bit unusually heavy for this time of the year. again, all moving eastwood's to was shanghai, his temperature is depressed as a result. but the sun's out for the korean peninsula. and you've got occasional snow showers on the high ground returning to japan, which is not going to help safety. i think in south asia should be fine drive the most part. there's a potential for shout and because to towel now, do, and in sri lanka, the remaining stove shall have gone from the north of india and pakistan. but there are a few in the north of, of nepal or in baton. we may well see persistence in that range because of the line really for knows about sumatra. so the animal and nick barons towards sri lanka, which is going to be not heavily wet, but persistently we

a new gallup survey really say americans are much more concerned about the issue of immigration and id be? to pull stood out over the last two years there has been a massive rise and those with less immigration and a drop of those who want more. americans are not happy without biden and how he is handling the immigration. the first they should check the facts americans across the both parties have limited in immigration and voted to decrease. it has down becoming extremely and extremely anti- immigration with that inevitable trend the direct result of biden and the democrats open border ideology. look at these two charts side-by-side but for some reason americans are more comfortable between 2016 through 2021. what is going on between then? we how that racist president and to put it another way a president who cared about border security and did something about it. is the perfect illustration i have made over and over again. public consent for immigration depends on government control of immigration. i am proud immigration my parents were immigrants from the uk. so when you have uncon

this is a new gallup poll that shows americans would support ukraine even if it results in a long conflicts is the year ukraine has to make midge progress or american support-drop. joining me, a man on the ground in ukraine, trey yingst. yingst. it's been a year. can ukrainians get all their territory back? >> they believe they can get it back. they are prepared to fight tooth and nail for every inch of this territory. the russians continue to attack ukraine from the air and the ground. the weapons they need, the list is long. it has to do with fighter jets. they want the long range missiles that would allow them to target russian troops nearly four times their current ability on the battlefield. this is adding up to a year that will put everything into focus. there is understanding in kyiv this level of support can't continue forever and they need to make substantial gains on the ground. brian: the chances of the f-16s getting to their air force. are we going to give them to them once and tore all? >> we just spoke with ukraine's defense minister and he said he believed in the next month

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kennedy: you look at al ap, and gallup and other polling. >> overwhelmingly, the reason people say they were sick of the crazy, sick of craze that donald trump brought upon them, we can talk about survey listen and wiretapping, they are legitimate policy. >> what about converting your son to a bag man and converting -- >> you talking donald trump. >> i am joe biden. >> a bag man. kennedy: let's say donald trump's children were doing the same thing, more the reason to investigate. >> they were. >> they were not. >> they were not. >> so -- to make sure this does not happen again, we used to want to make sure we don't repeat the same mistakes, we could still have a pandemic that happens again because we're not at bottom of this, wouldn't you want a republican administration to be h held accountable. >> i know you are smart. >> trump was most investigated person in the world, they have done the investigations, they have kept trying and not come up with stuff, we need to investigate the other side, they are trying to is up suppress that. >> if donald trump said the no one wants to hear about

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they have left behind such a trail of lies on all subjects, that i wasn't surprised when gallup foundhat americans now think the government is the biggest problem facing the united states. the youth palestinian derailmen is just the latest example of how far things have fallen because the biden staff with activist and not men and women of experience and talents. we have had disaster after disaster. when dhs, hhs, the department o education, and of course the department of transportation faced a crisis, there is no one at the top who can step up to give the president sound advice we know he isn't running anything. with these multiple derailments there is no one of any stature who can stand before the public explained the facts very clearly , and take questions. there is no one who can calm th public's fraying nerves. this was leave it to pete buttigieg word. we are constrained by law, some areas of regulation like the brake and roll with the trumpet ministration in 2018 because of a law passed by congress in 2018 , but where using the powers we do have to keep people safe. really? a qu

that it so surprising that americans are fed up with the government and inflation bright and new gallupoll conducted says more americans name that government with the top problem with inflation coming in second plac where they shouldn't be surprising to anyone who took a basic econ class, but it's pretty simple, you print lots o money, money becomes less valuable because you need more of it to pay for stuff. they were "outnumbered", not just by democrats, but republicans to come rather through so much cash around, drunken sailors got concerned. to be fair, how much choice did they have cracks during covid, if you didn't say yes to every so-called ablution or plan, you were deemed evil. i didn't mind because i been called my heads from completely around. if you raised any objections to moratoriums it was clear he wanted people to live so we can point fingers, but we also have to look in the mirror, we made this bed of worthless money and we've got to light in that. think of it as an with former presidents, and we wake up, there won't be any eggs for breakfast. >> let's welcome, tonight's

. >> the gallup poll saying most americans think next year the economy is going to be bad.k there will be a recession? >> president biden: no, or next year. from the moment i got elected, experts are saying 6 months there will be a recession. ashley: not exactly convincing, of course he would say no. he says no recession this year or next year, what do you say? >> he has a great track record on the economy. he nailed the inflation call. i'm sure he will nail the recession call. will be a recession this year? i don't know. even if we don't, we will get a really really slow growth economy and have inflation hanging around and to me that is the bigger risk. the end of the year, instead of getting inflation all the way down to 2, lingering at high levels, the come down inflation is driven by energy. that's great except we haven't done anything to invest in energy infrastructure. oil prices go back up, gas prices? it is winter time right now. energy prices, gas prices tend to be lower, but as we get china reopening, prices could go up again. i hope we don't get a recession, on t

we know that the recent gallup polls, 80% of citizens are concerned about crime. are citizens and public safety services. we need to start doing that with their vote and people who looks for guidance with that funding to law enforcement so we can provide that service to our citizens. >> ashley: you were talking about the staff edge shortages in seattle and across the country. 130 officers left seattle pd in 2022. do you think more officers would leave if someone like this was elected into city office? >> well, yes. i think when it comes to if we vote people who don't support public safety and don't support the police, all we are doing is telling our public safety as a whole it is not as important. and we are going to see what we've never seen before. >> ashley: you would say we have never seen things we've seen before are you talking about the strain between the city department and city council if he were to get elected or anyone like him? or are you talking crime as a whole, staffing shortages, is that what you were talking about? >> by that's exactly it, ashley,

people are worried about inflation. 9 in 10, gallup saying that it is government and poor leadership that are america's number one problem. arkansas governor sarah sanders delivers the response to biden's state of the union. the problem is there is fiscal insanity in dc. you have seen it. dc is letting the economy go up side down. more and more americans are dropping out of the workforce because we're paying people to stay home. >> nancy pelosi, and president biden and chuck schumer have created an inflation crisis with their reckless spending, just in last two years they have increased federal spending by $10 tril y trillion over next 10 years that is outrageous. that means for everyone day americans they have to pay more to put food on their table, and gasoline in their cars. you got federal checks going to prisoners. you have parking lots and beaches in south carolina, ski resorts in iowa, wasteful government spending, that is what that money went toward. elizabeth: you see -- this is the hair on fire moment, labor force participation. here is what it means, people who could be wo

i'm heartened by a gallup poll that says 66% of americans dissatisfied what was happening at the borderor the most part, 27% think it is a national security threat, 42% say it is a humanitarian crisis. i think it is both because a lot of people coming across, they have bad intentions and humanitarian, a lot of people dying en route, kids 4 years old, 6 years old coming across with these coyotes and being asked to come here and survive. maybe people waking up makes democrats react. ashley: i would hope so. it has taken a long time. thank you so much for taking time to join us this morning. let's move on. jimmy phelan is going to be a long. mike murphy will be along, the 11 a.m. am hour of "varney and company" is next. ♪ good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know that? the company profile tool, in thinkorswim®. yes, i love you!! please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service th

victoria, i will bring up some recent gallup polling on immigration.numbers caught my eye. 63% of americans in this poll saying they are dissatisfied with immigration. 40% saying they may want to see it decrease. if this is political theater, if that is the reason that kevin mccarthy is at the border with republicans, does that theater have an audience? >> it does, alicia, regrettably 's border continues to be broken and we don't see any solution. any tangible solution moving forward. that being said, there's been dissatisfaction for a long time, i don't know that that makes things better, essentially, for the past 20 years, we've seen that dissatisfaction hover in that range of anywhere from 30 to 40%. that's just a fact. but i do want to bring up one very positive fact, and one statistic that we saw just last month from some nbc polling, was that even though we're dissatisfied with the state of immigration, we do know that 80% of americans do believe in a path to citizenship for dreamers, essentially, folks who are here with a certain status. so, ame

one of the headlines at the white house is gallup said half of the u.s.. the highest since 2009. not a great -- >> bill: why are you sitting so far away? >> dana: maybe it was something i said. maybe cause you heard what jesse

gallup poll, right?since 2009. 50% of americans say they are worse off than they were a year ago. that's going back 14 years. >> the reason they're worse off is because the price they are paying for goods is exceeding the money that they are making. that has everything to do with the biden administration and democrats and all of this spending in the last two years. let's face it, inflation is still at incredibly high levels cutting into wages. inflation is rising higher than wages and that's why american families are hallowed out because a dozen eggs is costing you 60% higher than a year ago, etc. , etc. that's the problem that did not come up the other night in the state of the union. >> dana: i really just brushed over it a little bit. we know in every poll that you see, every single one, ones you like and don't like say inflation is the number one issue. when you ask people do you think the president cares about issues that you care about that are important to you? the answer is no. so they don't talk

vision of united states and more divided, polarized and disfunctional than ever before, i think that galluphis is a crisis for our national home and abroad. kennedy: thank you very saying abroad. i feel welcomed in the scene. >> that is why i said it. kennedy: brad, part of the problem is not just the emergency mandates that you know we still wish i knew how to quit you, national emergency. but trillions of dollars in spending that means that government will come after more of our money with more coercion and a greater vengeance. >> yeah. the fact that americans now say that government is the biggest problem in their life, this is my shocked face. that is just not at all surprising. just think about the last few years that we lived through. the government closed our businesses, they changed their mind every 5 seconds on what health advice was necessary, b blocked people from going to church, took kids out of school stuck them with crappy remote learning. and they wasted trillions of your dollars, commandeering the rental market and caused too many other problem to remember, including highes

one of the headlines at the white house is gallup said half of the u.s. are worse off than they were before. the highest since 2009. not a great -- >> bill: why are you sitting so far away? >> dana: maybe it was something i said. maybe cause you heard what jesse and greg were saying about me last night on "the five." it is true. i did eat the salad with my fingers. i didn't have a fork and didn't use a comb. let's get back to the news. the second state of the unya than for president biden. his first before a divided congress. the president made lofty claims about his record. fact checkers are having a field day today. >> bill: headline, joe lieden. it had vocal pushback in the house chamber. >> president biden: some republicans want medicare and social security to sun set. we'll need oil for at least another decade. if china threatens our sovereignty we'll a act to protect our country and did >> president biden: fentanyl is killing more than 70,000 americans a year. let's also come together on immigration. we've been sent to finish the job. let's finish t

this gallup one caught my attention.ake the income brackets, upper income, better off, only 39% of upper income are saying they are better off. 43% of upper income are saying thinker worse off. >> sandra: up on the screen, percentage of americans who say they are worse off, sorted by annual household income, ok. so the category who says that they are faring the worst is making the least, under $40,000 a year, 61% say they are worse off. that number gets better as the income level goes up. but isn't that the category the administration says they are out to help the most? >> yeah, but the main point i was making, even the upper income folks, more of them say they are worse off than better off. >> sandra: living paycheck to paycheck for example. >> here is the problem with the biden administration and folks who think like he thinks. you cannot punish one niche of the economy, people who spend money, put money into the economy. talk about taxing them to death, roadblocks around the business, all you are doing is hurting folk