calling from marist college.'s a buzz in the room. over several hours and days, nearly two dozen student workers make hundreds of phone calls and send thousands of text messages. overseeing it all, lee miringoff, the director of the institute, and barbara carvalho, the director of the marist poll. >> they are the ones that are talking one-on-one with americans. lisa: talking about issues, or. >> hello? lisa: in many, many, many, cases. >> is there a better time i could call you back? lisa: not talking at all. >> have a great rest of your day. lisa: how would you describe the ratio of calls you get all the way through to dials you have to make to get that one? >> on a normal night, it's about 100 to 1. lisa: 100 calls to get one survey? >> yep. lisa: but on this night, a volunteer. as i hopped on the phones to experience the rejection first hand. that's the end i think. he hung up. me and my fellow callers all were trained for this. >> how about we try a few questions? lisa: both online. >> the survey should take

a new national marist poll shows trump and biden tied among young voters under 45 but trump is up bys 45 or older. the former president will talk about how the number of police officers in wisconsin has fallen to fewer than 13,000 since 2008, a record low. he will hit on immigration. fox news pulling in wisconsin found voters prefer or trust trump over biden on the issue of immigration by 15 points more than any other issue, the rally comes as new marist poll shows trump and biden are tied in a national two way race, 49 to 49. and earlier fox news poll shows the race is tied here as well. trump is speaking today 20 miles south of milwaukee which is hosting the rnc a month from now. democrats have put up ten billboards for about milwaukee highlighting the former president saying milwaukee is a horrible city in a closed-door meeting with republicans but trump clarified those comments in an interview with fox. listen. >> it is clear what i meant, we were very concerned with crime. i was referring to the election, the ballots, the way it went down, was very bad in milwaukee. >> reporter:

we look at the results of the latest pbs news npr marist poll.tigation shows how some universities profit from land taken from indigenous people. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> outgoing boeing ceo david calhoun faced tough questioning on capitol hill as lawmakers raised concerns about the company's safety culture and quality control practices. he spoke to congress for the first time since january when the door plug panel of an alaska airlines 737 max 9 blew out mid fight -- midflight. our aviation correspondent has been watching all of this and joins us now. fill us in on the basics of what calhoun came to do and say today. what was he trying to accomplish? >> dave calhoun probably knew, as most everybody did, he was not going to score a win today. a lot of this was about the tone and tenor, and how he characterized the overall situation. he began with an act of contrition. he turned his back to the committee and faced seve

and despite the fact that even our own polling with npr and marist show that is a majority of americanselieve that donald trump will be better at happening immigration. there are some polling like equis research that shows latino voters like arizona and nevada that when they were told about this potential action for undocumented action that biden could take they moved toward biden by nine points. this is something that democrats across the board that seem to be a political boom for president biden amna: laura, thank you. >> thank you. stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with "newshour" west. israeli prime minister claims u.s. official assured him the bind administration is trying to remove bottleneck on arms deliver troy israel. the prime minister has quit criticized the administration from with holding wents but during a press conference the secretary general, secretary of state antony blinken would not assure that he made those assurance and he said that only one shipment has been with held. >> as you know, we're continuing to review one shipment that president biden has talked about with reg

amna: and a behind-the-scenes look at how the pbs news npr marist poll is conducted.

well, besides that. well, what else do they need from the western media to broadcast some maristic statementskharova from the russian foreign ministry, well, you know, well, even with very heavy alcohol intoxication, well probably not every journalist is ready to repeat this, especially since it is very interesting how zakharova suddenly noticed that it is a holiday and summer on the street, how come... these are literally ritualistic, and i believe that they are just so should be called, the crimes they commit actually coincide with major holidays, for these banking figures there is no concept of civil infrastructure. and literally right there they talk about how on this very day they hit civilian objects in ukraine. russia, unlike ukraine, inflicts strikes so that civilians in no way... this weekend, our armed forces struck a number of targets in zhytomyr, ternopil, kyiv, dnipropetrovsk , and kharkiv regions. one of the priority targets was the vasylkiv airfield in the kyiv region. western ukrainian power plants became another target for our strikes, in particular, dobrotvirska tes was hit.

, well, besides all this, well, what else do they need from the western media, to broadcast some maristicents of zakharova from the russian ministry of foreign affairs, well , you know, well, even with very heavy alcohol intoxication, well, probably not every... journalist is ready to repeat it, all the more so because it is very interesting how zakharova suddenly noticed that this is necessary, it is a holiday and summer on the street, how come they fire in summer and on holidays, as if ukrainians are not being fired at holiday and not in summer. these are literally ritual, and i believe that they are should be called that. the crimes they commit actually coincide with major holidays. for these banking officials, there is no concept of civil infrastructure, school vacations, and holidays from the point of view of understanding that they can affect, kill, damage people, and the vital activity of objects. and literally right there they talk about how on this very day... they hit civilian objects in ukraine. russia, unlike ukraine , strikes in such a way that civilians are not harmed in any

well, apart from all this, what else do they need from the western media, to broadcast some maristics of zakharova from the russian foreign ministry, well , you know, well, even with a very large alcohol intoxication. well, probably not every journalist is ready to repeat this, especially since it is very interesting how zakharova suddenly noticed that it is necessary to be on the street during the holiday and the summer, how come they fire in the summer and on the holiday, as if ukrainians are not being fired on during the holiday and not in the summer, these are literally ritualistic, but i believe that they are exactly... this is what the crimes they commit should be called, they actually coincide with major holidays. for these figures from the banking sector, there is no concept of civil infrastructure, school vacations, and holidays from the point of view of understanding that they can strike, kill, damage people, the vital activity of objects, and literally right there they talk about how on this very day they hit civilian objects in ukraine. russia, unlike ukraine, strikes in

according to a new marist poll, president biden and donald trump are tied at 49 apiece.those plan to vote in november, trump has a slight edge 5449, biden has a two point advantage over independent voters. among white voters trump is 12 points over biden doubling the 6 point ngo in may and among nonwhite voters biden leads trump by 18 points. calling that the youth vote, trump is leaving biden among voters 25 and older. bottom line this election is a close one. the majority of americans say trump better than biden in attacking the economy with the issue of immigration. the executive orders, and the move is paying off. >> president biden: encounters dropped 25% at the border. the lowest number we've seen in a long time. >> reporter: the house speaker responding that it is an election year charade. when it comes to this all-important first debate that is a week away. it goes to camp david. neil: to spend a week. >> a week at camp david. neil: lucas tomlinson putting up with the heat. more on that later. in the meantime to edward lawrence following other developments. tim s

let's talk a little bit about marist did some polling regarding different state races and as you lookcrat, brown, is five points over his republican challenger, but trump is seven points over biden. in the middle, in pennsylvania, the current senator, bob casey is six points over his challenger, meanwhile joe is trailing trump by two and in wisconsin the current democrat senator tammy baldwin is nine points over her republican counter part. meanwhile joe biden is only two ahead of trump. as you can see right there. you know, so much is on the line regarding the debate on next thursday night. if joe biden has a bad night and he does one of the -- a freeze act like you just alluded to, is his goose cooked? >> well, you know, look, this is a debate. this is like arguing over the christmas decorations in june. i mean, this debate is so early, anybody could recover from anything. the problem for biden is that he has a huge uphill climb. the morning after this debate, americans are going to go back to the grocery store, they're going to be reminded how expensive everything is. within two or

there is a new marist poll out today that shows as we head into this debate, the two candidates.n november, mr. trump has a one point need. i read the cross tabs because i am a nerd. it says one of the reasons the numbers have come a little bit back for biden is that non-white voters have come a little bit back to biden and independent voters were affected -- i should say come have seemed less likely now to vote for president trump after the trial here in new york. the good thing for president trump is that his numbers seem to stabilize. none of his supporters come his strong base supporters, are leaving. finally, i wish, i hope, i've set it for a while, i hope the campaign gets focused more on what you're going to do for the country and how you make people's lives better over the next four years, to talk about democracy and all of those things. i get it. but i'm just not convinced that is what is going to win the election. i understand some of that exercise, but at the end of the day, having actively negative message running for president has never worked. mr. trump sometimes is

and a marist poll out today of registered voters shows trump and biden tied with young voters under 45rump is up at one point with voters over 45. that same shows them tied 49-49 nationally and here in wisconsin biden needs to make big waves with big voter turnout in milwaukee were democrats have bought ten billboards highlighting closed-door comments from president trump made the republicans calling milwaukee a "horrible city" trump clarified those later with fox. >> i think is very clear what i meant i so we were very concerned with crime, i love milwaukee i have great friends in milwaukee but i was referring to also the election the ballots the way it went down was very bad in milwaukee, very, very b bad. >> of course the republican national convention would be held in milwaukee next month and by the way politico is saying the former president is preparing for the first debate next week as soon as early this month and he has not been doing the formal mock debate preps he is instead having informal policy discussions with advisors and even senators like ohio sender j.d. vance who is

. >> a new marist poll out today finds trump and biden tied in a head-to-head matchup nationally amongistered voters. that same poll shows trump leading biden 42-41% in a five-way race including independent candidates. trump leads biden by double digits on the two key issues of immigration and the economy. with 30% of americans saying inflation is their top issue. trump hammering biden on inflation in wisconsin where gas prices are up over a dollar a gallon since biden took office. >> inflation has killed our economy. it's a nation buster. >> and today, trump told the crowd he will be fighting for american seniors, not illegal immigrants. there are more than a million seniors over age 65 in wisconsin making some 20% -- making up some 20% of the population. they can make all the difference in a state that trump lost by fewer than 21,000 votes in 2020. bret? >> bret: bryan llenas, live in wisconsin. bryan, thanks. new york's top court is refusing to hear former president trump's gag order appeal. the court of appeals found the order does not raise substantial constitutional issues in the

the support formerc president trump isot receiving from black voters right now n a new poll from marist president is making major gainsr among black voters iesn the skir state ofs pennsylvania while president biden has lost nearly a third of support since the 2020ce election.he this is propelling president trump in a two point lead over o biden in the keystone state which 19 electoral votes are at stake. joining me with reaction, former housing urban development secretary dr. ben carson.to dr. carson, thanks so much for being here. >> thank you, maria, thanks for having me. happy father's day to all the fathers out there. maria: happy father's day toit's you. so happy to have you on this wonderful father's day. you were with president trump in detroit on the black church. pre you spoke before president trump and watched the reaction.us can you tell us what took place at that church. >> it was wonderful to see how many people wereiast enthusiastically receiving the president. the anticipation was just tremendous. and the interesting thing is,nt people areer wondering why blacw population

. >> that blows me away there was a marist poll, there's pulling on everything as i liked the thought ketchup. no ketchup is number two at 30% mustard. number one at 40 27%. and i understand that joey chestnut is having a rematch with kobayashi on netflix. he had they signed a netflix deal. they have for labour de for labor day the last time that they matched up. i'm going to have this julia, you have the chili dog let's see some chili dogs sold on the last time that they matched up. i'll inform the audience as we eat stress not was able to crush kobayashi. i believe he's been at him multiple times and so this should be a very interesting match-up where we get these arch rivals going against each other. kobayashi and chestnut have not faced off in a while. and i think there's a real question about what exactly will occur here. now anderson, i do have to say how many hot dogs do they eat? a der roughly, do know. oh, yeah. they roughly they could be eating into the 50s, the 60s and 70s. as a matter of not with buns though. no, you have to eat the bonus as well. you have to you have to d

npr, pbs, marist had a poll, 60 something percent said it won't change their votes, but 17% said they would, and that matters in a battleground state. so it might happen around the edges, but the biden campaign has to figure out how to make it matter. i don't think they're very clear yet on the best way to do that instead, you had actually been speaking to some of these voters throughout the course of these legal cases in your podcasts, you talked to a voter about whether they would switch to biden. >> this was someone who had said they were going to vote for trump and now will they switch vote for biden now that he's a guilty guilty in this case? >> so i was thinking along the lines of the january 6. now i'm comprising yup. if you went after my mat and you're able to get them on something like that. that might make me change my mind, but this being a big item on i'm sorry. it just doesn't sway me. i think it was a crime i am that in another world, if he was another person and nobody would have touched it, would you? >> this? is an arizona republican voter. cells as mine hasn't change

presidential election and megan, i'm from pennsylvania, i take a keen, i am always paying attention a new marist poll finds joe biden and donald trump basically within the margin of error. but you got to give the edge to trump 47% for him, 45% for biden, 3% for rfk jr. now, this poll was taken after trump's conviction. joe biden won pennsylvania by about a point in 2020. i imagine a poles like this don't make you happy i mean, i think that it should be a wake-up call to the campaign. they need to focus on issues here. and i also think that the more that former president trump is out on the campaign gel and people can hear what he says and what he believes. i do think that the poles will start to shift and biden's favor of the three blue battleground states, blue, blue ones like wisconsin, i'm speaking of the wall, right? yeah, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, which ones do you think are the most likely two. how would you rank them in terms of most likely to go for trump? pennsylvania is just i think is always the toughest because you're dealing with you're dealing with philadelphi. that's alwa

you look in the latest marist poll of the biden voters, 50% consider serving democracy their number one issue so i listened, i think that it's june this is not even in the first quarter of these races. there's not six people in america. they can tell you what the lead story in the news was last wednesday that's just how it is. what you have to do. these things you can't talk your way out of it. you just have to fight your way out of it. and that's what joe biden started to do today i think that he's going to win this race. i think he's going to win it comfortably. i don't think that that trump is really offering people any sort of vision. i think he, mr. tremendous opportunity last night we talked about the missed opportunities or biden but trump could have come forward and said something to reassure people on abortion. i'm kind of economic plan. instead, he didn't it's good to see stewart. >> thanks for coming in. thank you. thank you so much for us. next, i'm going to take you to a pivotal battleground state where joe biden was today, voters now reacting to what they heard last night

a survey by marist shows trump with a slight lead over the present 47% to 45. now this is a state biden narrowly won back in 2020, but the pole is also the latest show is declined among black voters. well, president biden maintains a sizable lead, 68% compared to 23%. keep in mind, biden won 92 percent of that vote four years ago. meanwhile, biden continues his intense preparations with advisors at camp david, the president and his team are poring over briefing binders and holding a mock debate sessions. one democratic congressman who ran against biden in the democratic primaries in 2020, shared some advice on cnn earlier joe biden needs to come into this in, just show americans that he's in control. he's competent, he's, he's a normal guy. and that's such a contrast to the convicted felon. he's running against. this is not a time for zingers preselling a tree, biden just needs to show confidence command of the facts and command of his really impressive record. in contrast to trump's criminal record, that what biden does well, he just comes across as the ordina

and i think that now you see that probably more than ever before so a marist poll that just came out this week shows and i'm saying obviously came out before the actual conviction says 67% of registered voters. so that if trump was convicted, it would make no difference to their vote. 15% said it would make them more likely to vote for trump, 17% less likely and we just got the numbers. i don't know if you heard cetera because you probably weren't hooked in yet. but you may have known the numbers last night. they said they raised 34.8 million in a few hours they're now up to 55 million in small donations in just a few more additional hours and $55 million raised on the back of this conviction what kind of effect do you think this conviction is actually going to have on the election? >> well, the best way to get rid of donald trump as to beat him at the ballot box. and we're going to continue to say that we're going to continue to run a campaign focused on the american people and the issues that they face. >> and with the president the former president's not surprising. that is hardco

the separate noon pool, this ol one, from npr, cbs news and marist college also shows president, joe biden, flipping the script with independent voters, and this survey, biden leads donald trump by two points with independence, 50%-48% after he trailed by 12 points just last month. despite that makeshift, the poll finds the two candidates po tied in the overall race that 49% each, which is essentially the same as last month. that is because, although bideni has made inroads with independence, trump has s expanded his lead with white voters. but the polls aside, i feel like there are snapshots that people who win the moments. kind of a recent example i can think of is the meeting that donald trump had with ceos. where, maybe they are busy, they are ceos, they are traveling the world, they are tr going on their yachts, you know, and then they sit down with trump, someone they are probably going to vote for and they are like a towel, he is-- that is not even the trump i remembered. that is crazier than i remember. some of them walked away a little unsure they will vote for him. and i ju

a separate new poll, this one from npr, pbs news and marist college also shows president joe biden flipping trailed by 12 points just last month. despite that big shift, the poll finds the two candidates tied in the overall race at 49% each which is essentially the same as last month. that's because although biden has made inroads with independents, trump has expanded his lead with white voters. ed luce, put the polls aside. i feel like they are snapshots and people clue in at certain moments. kind of a recent example i can think of is the meeting that donald trump had with ceos where maybe they are busy, they are ceos, they are traveling the world, they are going on their yachts, you know, and then they sit down with trump, someone they are probably going to vote for and they are like wow, he's -- that's not even the trump i remember. that's crazier than i ever -- like, some of them walked away a little unsure they will vote for him, and i just wonder if you look at this debate the same way as sort of a reset. i think it will get a large audience. i think people will tune in, could be wron