of the united states, i would like to point out a news that is the latest survey by the american gallupte, which shows that 36 americans are against this war. they agree and about 70 are against. 82 the democrats are also against the attacks of the zionist regime and the killing of the people of gaza, and let me also say that this number has increased by 10% in the last one or two months, so even with this internal situation in the united states, there is a possibility that they will choose those options that you mentioned because without america's support is not possible, it will be low , it seems completely correct, but you should note the point that opinion polls in the united states are mainly based on deception, until the gallup institute and those who spin it. the second point is that basically, if the united states decides to take any action you don't care at all about the public opinion, the second persian gulf war and the occupation of iraq by the american army, more than 75% of the american people, even more than 80%, are against this war , but the american policy was for this

back to gallup and ev, 1% percentage of people -- 1 year percentage of people who might consider buying an electric vehicle have dropped, and people who are seriously considering buying an electric vehicle has dropped from 12% to 9%, and those over in buying one has gone -- never buying one gone up from 41% to 48%, they are staggering numbers, and car salesman joe biden is out there selling the lemons. biden's electric vehicles, are the modern day ed sill ed sol of our time, ford brought it out, it was one of biggest failures, three years later they buried it. i'm betting at some point in presidential campaign mr. biden buries talking about electric vehicles, give it a maybe. david axelrod told biden to drop bidenomics and instead adopt more of a clinton e nesque message of i feel your pain and we're working harder to do better, but instead he is blaming don donald trump, inflation in particular. which not only stubborn but moving higher like an inflation thief stealing middle class wages in the middle of the night. hat tip to "wall street journal." they are not go federate cuts to juic

well, this poll is from the gallup institute, which is a reliable institution in terms of polling in the united states. this is the end of the month in march, about 55 percent of the american people , not only young people , expressed their opposition to israel's military actions and crimes in gaza . well, the fact that gallup announced something like this is too much for us before, well, different opinion organizations have spoken, but the fact that 55% of the american people are presenting a narrative in the space we are in , expressing and opposing the zionist regime's military actions in gaza, well, it is really a small thing. history , mr. abbasi, right here, mr. doctor. the thing that was very striking about these demonstrations, at least in my opinion, was that now the issue of supporting palestine there is one side, but strongly anti-zionist demonstrations means more than even chanting in support of palestine that you should not send weapons, supporting the zionist regime is enough, and now the poll that mr. abbasi said, what happened here , let the public opinion see. there

this is it gallup poll versus any other issue. >> we had another version of hr to we can get past ong to compromise on the essentials. for me and based on all of my discussions with numerous born agents, made in mexico and eliminate catch and release the two most critical elements. why don't we attach that at least get that of a jerk to? people on our side who want one 100% they can't take any compromise and when you have it one statement majority, sometimes compromise would be great. my state out to be this tremendous defense. the dictator fall violated was the reason lake and freilich was killed. mayor pete was forced to let her killer go and he ended up telling her. >> the first place are think, they didn't have prison capacity or another problem. got it. thank you for joining us, it's good to see you. story rattling wall street, wall street instead betting on a possible federal reserve rate hike after months of expecting fed rate cuts. president biden out with another whopper today struggling to win voters amid record inflation. more polls show people prefer former president trum

but back to gallup's evs.n just one year the percentage of people who might consider buying an ev has dropped from 43% to 35%. the percentage of people who are seriously considering buying an ev has dropped from 12% to 9%. and those who may never buy an ev has gone up from 41% to 48%. these are staggering numbers. and car salesman joe biden is out there selling these lemons. know what? biden's evs are the modern-day ed self our time. ford brought the car out in 1957, it promptly became one of the biggest failures in automotive history. three years later they had to bury it. so i'm going to bet at some point in the presidential campaign mr. biden buries talking about evs. well give that a maybe. meanwhile obama advisor david axelrod has told biden to drop "bidenomics" completely and instead adopt more of a clintonite message, i feel your pain and we're working harder to do better. that is not what biden is doing. instead he is blaming donald trump for everything that's gone wrong, inflation in particular which

carley: yeah, gallup when they wrote -- sorry. pete: go ahead.ley: when gallup released these poll numbers, they say biden continues to get extraordinarily low approval rate obviously among republicans, 2%. he's got an 83% approval rating among democrats which is actually lower than what trump had with republicans, usually in the 90s. but the big issue with biden that the campaign's going to need to worry about is his approval with end dependents is at3 3%. -- independents. --3 if %. will: you said lore than nix son and carter, but if you look at those two historically -- pete: if i was surprised by that that. will: -- they're up there. pete: can we get that graphic back up? it's interesting for people at a home to look. part of it, let's just be straight up about it, eisenhower, reagan, nixon, all republicans, also a older presidencies when i think there was maybe openness to a little more con end census. we've gotten, anybody would admit we've gotten hyperpartisan, it's harder to hold on to 73% of the country as a eisenhower did. but with clint

and back to that poll from gallup from the end of february.t says that republicans are least supportive of nato. it says 53% of democrats and pluralities of republicans, 46%, and independents, 43%, say we should remain in nato. 23% of democrats want to increase our commitment but only 7% of republicans sure that you. one in six republicans and a similar proportion of independents want the u.s. to withdraw from nato. you can see here. the red is republican. the increase is at 7%. keep it what it is now is 46%. decrease is 26% and withdraw 16%. this is in relation to democrats here who say that increasing should be -- the percentage that said we should increase our commitment is 27 percent and withdraw entirely is at 5% compared to 16% of republicans. let's talk to caleb in gastonia, north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. yeah. i think it's a little bit of a misnomer of how we should increase or decrease or maintain. i am definitely for nato. i mean, if we look at the past 100 years of history, we have had to fight two world wars an

larry: you cited in your breitbart today, the gallup poll environment 37%, you got inflation, crime,ration, everything e el is above 50. >> a big problem for the democrats. the issues that biden wants to campaign on, we saw him today, on the green new deal, but americans are rejecting that, they say, we need to do something about anonymouses in, his proposals are -- inflation, his proposals are all inflationary, you crackdown on fossil fuel that drives prices up, you pour money in demand for chinese solar panels that will drive inflation up. everything he is doing is inflationary. don't drive prices up further. larry: let me switch gears. hold your breath for a moment outside of earth day, a person story on bright bart imf -- breitbart, imf official, joe biden's open border is hurting americans' wages, this is the imf, they have a million economists there. sometimes they are right, sometimes they are wrong. this is a very establishment operation, they are saying what a lot of people are saying, that the open borders have damaged real wages, taken jobs away from plate of-born american

>> even worse than what julianne is saying i think antisemitism democratic party rampant gallup firstp polling democrats support palestine hams over israel, i am a free speech absolutinist, what is happening at airport not exercise in first emailed to is essentially organized anarchy this, also -- to america, too. >> great point al a pleasure thank you great conversation we appreciate your time, quick break then colleges across the country are rolling out the red carpet for none other than communist china. folks business kelly saberi. >> 2.3 billion dollars spent by china around the universities amid concerns about a national security threat we will have that after the break. ♪ even space age technology can't prevent accidents at work. so talk to your agent about workers's comp insurance from pie, or visit pieinsurance.com. safety first, then pie insurance. i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected

meanwhile, in one of the latest polls by the gallup institute, 55% of the american people are against israel's war against gaza. do you think there might be a day when the american government adjusts its policy towards israel based on the opinion of its people or human rights standards? how much do you want for politics now? mr. ballberg yesterday, the senior american senator tom cotton threatened the judges of the hague court that if the united states votes against israel , it will sanction and punish these judges. is this the hope that the international court of justice. either the international criminal court will hold the israeli and american authorities accountable for their participation in the gaza genocide or not. american and israeli officials are relieved to publicly allocate another 26 billion dollars to continue the genocide in gaza. well, america. the membership of any of these courts there is no international court of justice or international criminal court, so it cannot do anything and interfere in this matter, and it has no influence on american policies. the fact is t

according to gallup's recent poll, about 42% of the american people said that they identify with theestinians, and more importantly. the number of supporters of the zionist regime has decreased to 40%. lost but still allies and partners in the west they continue to support him for 100 days in the continuation of this genocide. thousands are dying across! we are the jordanian people, we are the people of islam and christians , we are the people. liberation of palestine. where is that abraham in the memory of your god to bring you out of this place, where is the surgeon like that, my god the messengers of the heavens are enough, he is the best lawyer. from that head to the affection of helpless birds , stars knocking on the door, innocent angels, the sound of boots in the streets of memory, the goose in the grip of the vulture, the fear behind the fear in this night of fatigue. no one can turn his light on , he doesn't put his hand on his head, he can't get a hot ointment, it won't be an easy season again, it won't come again, it won't come in our mind, the memory of the dove, the memo

according to recent gallup, about 42% of the american people said that they share the same ancestry with the palestinians, and more importantly, the number of supporters of the zionist regime has decreased to 40 . but his western allies and partners continue to support him wholeheartedly in the continuation of this genocide. hiruh, then we will finish the job, all hiruh will play with the rest of you, you will find it on al-al-maffarq, the monday that i will give, it will work against the people who are this hack. i will give the people of the two people, work on them, on these people, the people of al-alyat al-hitaji, i am here , we are ambushed, we are ambushed, he is single, we will be in this area, targeting the mashah of al-fafarqiyat , the manager of al-alyat al-hatiji, where i am, i am the right gathering point before us, and we are together, hazul naas al-li. hik now, these people are not arrogant, they are in charge, they cut off the evidence from the individuals, let's talk about the tlb with each other, it's good for us, we have a load of weapons, and we have a body to throw a

the gallup poll shows that opposition to the gaza war has increased among americans and reached 55%, even though only 27% of american voters are satisfied with biden's performance regarding this war. azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. the former prime minister of the zionist regime said: everything in the surroundings and era. calling netanyahu's cabinet destructive, lapid called for its end. thousands the zionist settlers protested in front of the knesset building demanding netanyahu's resignation and early elections in occupied palestine. demonstrators stormed netanyahu's residence and clashed with the security forces of this regime. the public relations of the south east security base of the irgc ground force issued a notice about the death of the terrorist and the armed attackers in chabahar and rask. in this announcement, describing the terrorist incident last night, 18 terrorists and armed criminals were killed in this operation , and 10 security forces were also martyred. they succeeded and a number of others were also injured. in this notification, we emph

a gallup poll released in late march found it was 63%. that both the republican and democratic parties are performing so poorly that a third option is necessary. the two available ones, both joe biden and donald trump , categorically do not suit every fifth person who plans to vote in november, so there is is there an alternative? and this is the fundamental difference between the 2024 elections and the 2020 elections . then everything was clear. the voter came to vote already fully determined, only 3% of americans were looking for some kind of third force, and this greatly helped joe biden, because he then united the minority, due to wider support among undecided voters, and won. now the situation is radically different; everything suggests that the presence of any third candidate plays into trump’s hands. trump's electorate is more united, more energetic, he longs for revenge, but for biden everything has been falling apart over the last 4 years, minorities, african-americans, muslims are turning away from him, this is happening in the

you look at the gallup poll from last may, 85% of americans, this is across the nation, believe abortionegal — that is 51% say under certain circumstances — and another 34% say under any circumstances. so you add those two numbers together... sure. ..85% of americans believe that abortion should — at least in some form — be legal. i think it's important... there's two important points here, stephen, if i may? first of all, democratic votes, certain human rights should not be up for democratic votes. so my right to live, my right to not be killed, your right to live, your right to not be killed, you know, a group of folks voting democratically on whether or not innocents, stephen, should die, that's not their right. and we see the same for preborn children in the womb. the science is clear that, at the moment of fertilisation, you have a unique, individual human life. human life doesn't begin at birth, the science is clear it begins before. and if we believe that human rights are universal, that they're inalienable, that they're for all humans, then that must extend to children even befor

here's a poll he probably won't like, or it's from gallup. biden is more likable than truma better leader. the president has a phone call scheduled with bibi netanyahu today, critical to the war on hamas, biden's support for israel and democrats' support for biden. >>> to the markets. it's been a down week so far. modest gains premarket today. well, not so modest, dow up 200, nasdaq up 164 points. that is almost 1. disney's ceo with, bob iger, beat activist invest ifer nelson peltz by a wide margin in their fight over board seats. the stock has a barely budged, it's up all of 68 cents this morning. >>> interest rates are trending higher. the yield on the 10-year treasury way above 4.25%, same with the 2-year, it is way above $4.5%4.68 right now. gold making new highs, we're at $3 2-- 2,307 an ounce. that's clearly close to new highs. oil, $85 a barrel but gas has started to move up. regular up 2 cents overnight to an average of $3.56. diesel up 1 cent at $4.03. we'll get to it, here it is. bitcoin holding around $66,700 per coin. all right. o

a new gallup poll says biden's in a tough position, historically gallup says with about a six monthsning before election day, biden stands in a weaker position than any prior incumbent. here's congresswoman nancy mace on those protests. >> anti-semitism should not be funded with american tax dollars. this isn't about the kind of environment that's healthy for students, and if out means that we pull federal funding so we're not funding anti-semitism on campuses, so be it. >> reporter: now, we have not heard from columbia university's most famous living graduate, that would be with former president barack obamaing david. -- barack obama, david. david: kathy manning visited the columbia campus this week, and she joins me now. congresswoman, thank you very much for coming in. one of your colleagues, ilhan omar, whose daughter goes to columbia and she visited as well, had some harsh words for the visit of speaker johnson. i want to get that and -- play that and get your reaction. roll tape. >> it is not surprising that he would go out to columbia university and stir up really more anger a

everyone that i talked to say, look, things were better off. 56% of americans said that in gallup.on was posed to the acting labor secretary, she didn't agree with it. she laughed. watch. >> i say it's unfortunate that some people try to peddle a story for, you know, of nostalgia for something that just wasn't true. i say that i mean, look at the numbers. right? the numbers don't lie. you know, the last president kept talking about an infrastructure week that never materialized. president biden has delivered on an infrastructure decade where we are seeing projects, you know, shovels hit the ground in communities all across the country. and it's just, you know, it's irresponsible to suggest anything else. i don't know what to say. [laughter] >> lawrence: we don't knee either. >> brian: his hysterical. >> ainsley: the border under president biden, been in office three and a half years more than 300 illegals on the terrorist watch list have been caught by border patrol. under donald trump for four years there were 14. when it comes to illegals, 2.4 million encounters last year. last f

here is the later -- latest series from gallup. pollsters aren't even asking about the environment much anymore. they used to do exit polls and ask if the environment was one of the top two issues. i think they stopped asking after 2002 because the number of people who said it was was below 2%, below the margin of error. there are large majorities that think things are getting worse and then suddenly in 2009 that gap narrows and there is a conspicuous jump. barack obama was elected. i think it is not new a partisan division on the environment has opened up and been around for very long time but it stayed that way through the obama years and then trump comes and takes us out of the paris climate accord and then joe biden arrives and the number of people goes down and the latest go paul reflects the political divide and then you see this and and when biden is still in office what is going on? gallup speculates this increase is coming from republicans. they do not really explain why and what. i have a lot of thoughts about what it mea

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larry: you cited in your "breitbart" today, the "gallup poll," environment 37%, but you got in-flationration everything else is above 50. everything else down below 37. i don't get this. >> this is big problem for democrats because the issues biden wants to campaign on, we saw him today he wants to campaign on green new deal, americans are rejecting that. we need to do something bin -- about inflation. if you pour money into demand for solar panels from china will drive inflation up. americans don't want him to drive up prices further. larry: john, switch gears, if you can hold your breath one moment outside of earth day, important story running on "breitbart," imf official, this is christina, i know her quite well, executive director, joe biden's open border is hurting americans wages, very interesting. now this is the imf. i mean they have a million economists there. >> right. larry: sometimes they're right, sometimes they're wrong but it is a very establishment operation and they're saying what a lot of people are saying, that, the open borders have damaged real wages, taken jobs aw

march 27 gallup poll, 36% of americans approve of israel's military action. 55% disapprove. among democrats, 18% approve. 75% disapprove.poll. march 27, more aid is opposed sending to israel 52% oppose it, 39% support more aid. democrats, 63% oppose sending more military aid, 25% support. march 27, 52% said that weapons should be halted from being shipped. they say pretty overwhelmingly that the american people do not want to give more military aid to the netanyahu war machine to continue its horrendous destructive policies in gaza. that's what the american people are saying. earlier today i tried to bring up two amendments dealing with the crisis in gaza. one of them basically said that the united states should not support -- should not supply anymore offensive -- offensive military aid to the netanyahu government. i support defensive emissions, the iron dome, the israeli people have a right to not be attacked with missiles and drones. that amendment not only -- that amendment could not even get a vote. that's the united states senate today. people overwhelmingly are in opp

the gallup poll showed that women between the ages of 18 and 30 in this country are 30 percentage points liberal than their male contemporary. and that opened up in the past six years. similar numbers, germany, similar numbers in the uk. in other words, young women becoming just much, much more politically progressive, young men becoming more conservative. what how do you guys explain that? well, there's a very good piece by daniel cox from enterprise institute on that data. and i've written about it, too. you're right to say that thus far, most of the move has been young to the left, and now it looks like more young men are moving to the right as well. some huge gaps in south korea. in fact, south korea is an interesting test case of this sort. i was looking at a couple of years ago, we saw that the gap between south korean young men and young women is even bigger and presidential election actually swung on the votes of young men with a promise from the president to abolish the ministry gender equality. and so this is issue is playing out politically now in a way that's very trouble my

. >> yeah, i mean, i was going to get to this later, but i am curious, i saw polling from gallup recently that a majority of young people don't see themselves as either democrats or republicans, they're more likely to view themselves as independents. so i'm curious, i mean, yeah, i'm just curious why you all think that is and whether you see that continuing moving forward. i mean, i don't know, i grew up, i'm millennial and i grew up in hyper partisan era and people are really put off by that. and a lot of young people who do align more with a party don't see them in the institutional democratic party. >> i think some of that is the symptom of the two-party system, which is that you have so much of our politics is determined about how much you hate the other party. most people vote for their candidate because they don't want the other candidate to get in and that sort of dampens a lot of enthusiasm. while they lean democrat, if you look at parallel examples, in so many countries and around the world and especially in europe and latin america, there have been new political parties that rep

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of, the things that was interesting about the gallup poll is it was millennials, right? it's not gen z. they are looking at wide swaths of the population and independents who have moved since october. and this came out just a few weeks ago. it was before the aid workers. so the idea that there is a widespread concern, i think is going to become a morning mainstream concept and you have even trump talking about that. >> but that's i was just going to say. but what's the alternative here? the alternative for these voters is donald trump, who is not exactly somebody who has said, i don't agree but the alternative is they don't vote. well, that is a huge problem, or they don't. a difference in the policies. well, but i think what you have donald trump out saying things like the idf needs to go go into gaza and finish the problem. i mean, this is he's not somebody who's articulating concern for palestinian citizens, for gazans. so for people who are frustrated, upset angry about what they're seeing in terms of innocent loss of life. donald trump is not a viable option now, of

according to the gallup institute, more than 55% of the american people are against the continuation of the war in gaza, but unfortunately, the governments are wrong based on this unfair system. they don't fulfill their duty and i said that if the terrorist is in europe, if a terrorist act is committed, we can ask ourselves a question, why isis is in the geographical area. the resistance emerged , isis either killed in lebanon or in syria or iraq, it is mainly active in the countries of the resistance area and it grew. they were, well, this is not terrorism, is this not an example of terrorism, so the fact is that countries should act on their own responsibility in this regard , but unfortunately, this unfair system is a big obstacle in this direction. a political expert in damascus who is also from syria, mr. rafiq lotf is available. i greet you. time hello, regarding the goals of today's terrorist attack by the zionist regime on the consulate. i would like to ask iran in damascus what the ambassador of iran in syria announced that this terrorist attack was a violation of internatio

according to the opinion of one of the most reliable american poll centers, the gallup institute, today more than 55% of the american people are against the continuation of the gaza war, but unfortunately, the governments based on this unfair and wrong system , they do not fulfill their duty and i said that the terrorist who is in europe should commit a terrorist act , we can ask ourselves a question why daesh appeared in jagraf raafia resistance, daesh either killed in lebanon or in syria or in iraq in the countries of resistance it is mainly active and it has grown. well , who made this according to the western authorities ? it was his own hand. well, this is not terrorism. isn't this an example of terrorism? so the reality is that countries must act on their own responsibility in this regard , but unfortunately, we have this system. unfairly , there is a big obstacle in this path. very well, mr. dr. zarran , mr. farkhand, we are in contact with a political expert in damascus who is also from syria, mr. rafiq lot. ask the iranian consulate in damascus what the iranian ambassador in sy

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the most recent gallup research shows that 55% of americans, they polled now believe that israel, it disapprove of how israel is going after the war. and so i think the question now is there's a wider swath of people who are concerned. >> and i'm >> kind of curious from kate and sarah what that means for policymakers. do they actually have more room to discuss things? that's not in the binary of complete ceasefire or unconditional support at any cost. >> i think the >> biden administration has tried to be in that space from the outset, and that's part of what has been politically challenging for them. them. this is obviously a nuanced and complicated situation. i think they have tried to navigate that in-between space of putting forth policy. there's going to contain this and not allow this to spy i roll into a bigger crisis that is going to threaten american interests and potentially america >> and they really are failing. >> and this is, i think what do you mean by that? >> his >> he has said in the past, say, okay, i'm going to talking to israel. we're going to do a ceasefire. we'

qué hay de los 6 que visitaron nueva mente a los tigers y comenzaba el show de gallup con esta líneaangular de la temporada para gallop y también muy buena actuación de baile en la lomita para los 6 que terminaron ganando 7 a 1 récord de 3 y 7 para oakland. nos vamos a la premier league, que tras que disfrutas por telemundo, donde el liverpool quería retomar el liderato al visitar al manchester united en una nueva edición del clásico inglés vámonos a old trafford a los 23. tiro de esquina, la peina núñez, lucho díaz y pegaba primero el equipo de jürgen klopp ante los red devils. la buena peinada de núñez y el colombiano que anda volando. pero acá se equivoca alexander valero 50 la picardía del portugués bruno fernández y estos empataba 1 a 1 en el teatro de los sueños. pero adivinen qué? garnacho wan bissaka con coby marino de 18 años. pedazo de gol que definición al segundo palo 2 a 1 united y se complicaba el liverpool para verlo una y otra vez. hermosa definición con la comba que toma la pelota de kobe marino. pero elliot iba a ser derribado a los 82 y a los 84. momo salah empatab

however, it is also true that, if you look at public opinion polls, gallup polls conducted for many, many years after the trial, the vast majority of americans think he did it, that he did kill nicole brown simpson and ron goldman, even black americans, although in smaller numbers than white americans, but still the majority believing that he did do it. and he himself had spent the last latter parts of his life saying things that were almost teasing, if you will, without ever admitting or saying, you know that i did it. but he's teased people about it in a way, how do you rectify that? and do you think that should be considered when we look at his legacy, it's already rectified as a country, as a jeffersonian democracy, we operate under the rule of law, not public opinion polls, not what you or i think, or other people write. >> the judiciary is a separate and distinct and equal arm of american government, and the deliberation that makes the determines as to someone whether someone is innocent or guilty, particularly in our criminal justice system, which involves the tragic death of

. >> i saw a poll by gallup that said more young people are starting to get into work the largest percentage of young people are now entering the workforce at like 16. i have also seen polls that show record high approval ratings for union since the 70s. i was wondering because i feel like i see a gap in biden's campaign strategy because he has been one of the most pro- union candidates he is not aiming that pro- union sentiment towards the youngest generation. i have someone who has been working the restaurant industry since i was 16. i can see the progression of my coworkers and other restaurants down the street are all starting to unionize. that was not a conversation being had four years ago. >> i mean, think it's one of those things in this particular set of times. a year ago so many young people on the left like this guy invited the amazon workers to the white house for the skies on the picket line with uaw, go joe. i do think elections, politics and political sense of peace can be fickle like that. if you really hit at a demographics core value in this case gaza, people might flip and

first of all, i pointed to the results of the latest gallup international, appalling, according to which all european countries, uh, the premium people, almost willing to fight for that country more than 63 percent if i'm not mistaken. so that's point number one. point number 2. we are now working and the new law and mobilization have been passed and signed by the president, him to action. this will make the construction services motor and it's better and more efficient. and uh, you know, as a result it will solve many of the problems that we're facing right now. and point number 3, of course, is that we, you probably news. we are united still and, you know, we're still having volunteers will join the army voluntarily. so we have to be aware of russian propaganda, i think is it like just press these uh psychological impressions uh, spreading the message that you pray. he's not really defined. we have said many times for us is the positive bible. we understand very well by people and what we all protect. it is our families, our values, and our future, as well as the future if you. so it's

look at gallup's numberss. approval rating now at a historic low. hi38%. we showed you swing state numbers last night. six trump winning six out of seven. now, it could go even lower in the case of joe biden. if the disruptive anti-obamae b arrogant, anti-israel protests disrinue to disrupt colleges and cities nationwide and he refuses to deal with i citiet. n at george washington university in our nation'n ous capital, one so-called protester carrying a sign echoes adolf hitler's final solution. that's how referred to the holocaust. and what is what is death hath toel and deat america mean anyway? >> and back in new york, a columbia universit an y protet leader now expressing regret callingtting caught for the murder of zionists. that means, oh, let's kill the,g jews again. when people tell you who they aren wi and, what they plan to do, believe them. here with reaction, co-chairtrum lara trump is with us. thank you,p laura. good to be with you. ye the way, four more years. pause. arreactionany reaction? >> well, first of all, it was the most staged i've

this is a recent gallup survey, finding 63% of u.s.dults currently agree with the statement that republican and democratic parties to such a poor job of reppo seven the american people that a third major party is needed. that represents a seven percentage point increase from a year ago, the highest since gallup first asked the question. you can see the numbers from that chart over the years. again, gallup with those findings in their survey from just the beginning of this election cycle in the fall of last year. back to your phone calls asking are you considering a third-party ended it -- candidate? if you are, it is (202) 748-8000 . if you are not, (202) 748-8001. donna, texas, good morning. caller: good morning. surprised i got through. i am definitely considering a third-party, if i vote at all. in texas, i know our governor's already backed trump, but they better have kennedy on the ballot. that is all i am going to say. because right now, i do not trust either one, trump or biden . and i am an ex-trump supporter. i did vote for hi

this is a recent gallup survey, finding 63% of u.s.dults currently agree with the statement that republican and democratic parties to such a poor job of reppo seven the american people that a third major party is needed. that represents a seven percentage point increase from a year ago, the highest since gallup first asked the question. you can see the numbers from that chart over the years. again, gallup with those findings in their survey from just the beginning of this election cycle in the fall of last year. back to your phone calls asking are you considering a third-party ended it -- candidate? if you are, it is (202) 748-8000 . if you are not, (202) 748-8001. donna, texas, good morning. caller: good morning. surprised i got through. i am definitely considering a third-party, if i vote at all. in texas, i know our governor's already backed trump, but they better have kennedy on the ballot. that is all i am going to say. because right now, i do not trust either one, trump or biden . and i am an ex-trump supporter. i did vote for hi

you look at the gallup poll from last may, 85% of americans, this is across the nation, believe abortionegal — that is 51% say under certain circumstances — and another 34% say under any circumstances. so you add those two numbers together... sure. ..85% of americans believe that abortion should — at least in some form — be legal. i think it's important... there's two important points here, stephen, if i may? first of all, democratic votes, certain human rights should not be up for democratic votes. so my right to live, my right to not be killed, your right to live, your right to not be killed, you know, a group of folks voting democratically on whether or not innocents, stephen, should die, that's not their right. and we see the same for preborn children in the womb. the science is clear that, at the moment of fertilisation, you have a unique, individual human life. human life doesn't begin at birth, the science is clear it begins before. and if we believe that human rights are universal, that they're inalienable, that they're for all humans, then that must extend to children even befor

a gallup polling last week or against a israel's military operations and god. so that's the way that it is. israel's military operations, not genocide, but that's what it is. got 55 percent. if you have 55 percent of americans who are against what israel is doing in the context of the narrative, the propaganda, the story that the american media has been telling people the fact that almost all of our politicians are reading scripts, directory formulas really lobby the fact that 55 percent of americans are opposed what israel is doing that says a heck of a lot about what alternative and independent media are doing to inform people. and people understand. and so i would say to people, what they can do is continue to support programs like what john is doing, continues for other forms other or there are other sources of independent alternative media because that public information that public education is it has a very real effect on public opinion and the idea that that is somehow this can continue, at least without the very let me say this, at the very least at le

that's according to a recent gallup survey, after a shift in opinions since the outbreak of the currentd today: calling home — nasa says its voyager 1 probe, the most distant man—made object in the universe, is sending usable information back to earth again. and i talk to the stars of the ground—breaking short film kaur, which follows the story of a british sikh woman who wants to wear a turban. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. four aboriginal spears taken by a british explorer more than 200 four aboriginal spears taken by a british explorer more than 250 years ago will return home to australia. cambridge university is the latest institution to hand back pillaged artefacts at a ceremony with direct descendants of the gweagal people who crafted the spears. earlier, i spoke to ray ingrey, director of the gujaga foundation and a dharawal man of the aboriginal la perouse community. he helped lead the delegation into the ceremony today. i asked him how it felt. it's mixed emotions. we are excited to have these fears finally returned to have these fears

according to a survey from the gallup list to go for just over 38 percent of respondents currently approve of jo biden's job as president. none of his recent predecessors in the oval office, the below the 40 percent mark during their 10 years by didn't thinking ratings have race. plenty of questions about the 81 year old. the chances of re election in november, us talk radio host. the bill saves most citizens, aren't happy with joe biden spending priorities that we're sending $60000000000.00 that is pointed out in your earlier story. most of that will not make its way to the right, and that's replacing missiles in ammo for u. s. forces. there's been defeated and sent to you, frank, but at the end of the day that the $60000000000.00 package is more than what we spend in a budget each year on the entire budget for the us marines and people are waking off to those dire facts the job, i'm and the democrats here, nor about you, frank, get more about jobs and then they do the united states. and then you add the economic policies as home. people are paying more at the grocery store for, for bread