marquette & bessemer number two, when the next one obviously be marquette & bessemer. number three, i don't know. i think they were hoping to try and save face and sort of let people forget that they'd had this this terrible tragedy and lose the stain of the accident on their reputation. but many people found it fairly disrespectful. i will tell you, it also makes researching very difficult because you're looking at something, anything you're reading about the marquette & bessemer number two, and you're like, is it the first one of the second one? and everybody's like, no, it's number two. and i'm like, yes, but there's two of them. the big difference you can tell on photographs is the second marquette & bessemer and number two has this upper pilot house. i don't have a comparison picture, but if you remember the other one, it the our our first one just ended right here did not have the second level pilot house. so that's kind of one of the things that you can tell the difference. the vessel was launched on in september of 1910. i also want to kind of point that out. t

this is the marquette university law poll. i showed a little bit. we want to keep going with this. who is better on quoting here, inflation, trump 50%, biden 27, economy, trump 52, creating jobs, trump 49, biden 30. foreign relations, it goes down, you can see he is good on abortion and climate change. the rest is a disaster. robert, what do you think. >> thanks for having me, trace. it's a situation where everything that matters that is moving people is the stuff that they are doing really badly at. when you look at it from national defense to the economy, i mean, these are the things that motivate people to vote. can you tell somebody who is putting their groceries on their credit card all day that things are getting better but they know they aren't and they will vote their pocket books and answer the question, are you better off than you were four years ago. >> trace: you brought up the economy, we are not going to rely on the marquette law university, people might say that is a oneoff. this is on party and preferred issues. we'll put this on the screen for you. economy. 53% say

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temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below what is typical for this time of year staying in the 40s in marquette, into the 50s in detroit. low 50s buffalo. 62 in charleston, west virginia. and also new york city, 61 degrees. but we'll have lots of sunshine. so that will help. tomorrow we're looking at temperatures in the 50s as well in rochester also in cleveland, we're looking at green bay just 53egrees th dat mid-80s. near 90 degrees in dallas. 80 degrees in oklahoma city. and 85 in houston. and that's your monday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you so much >>> fleet week is wrapping up in san francisco. the headliners for the event were of course the pilots with the blue angels. that's the iconic flight squadron for the u.s. navy the pilots got to greet fans and sign some autographs one blue angel who grew up in that area said this was a dream come true. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with a new way the fight censorship this book mobile is reaching readers one banned title at a time we'll tell you more. ugh, this guy again... pops! ay son! ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quic

marquette, she is the speaker of the parliament of the czech republic, she also called in her speechate groups, crimean platforms in various parliaments, this was also very important, in my opinion as well, which is important in the final statement and in the final speeches, that these participants who at the parliamentary level joined the crimean platform, they declared that they will support ukraine in the reintegration plans of ukraine regarding crimea, that crimea will necessarily be de-occupied, that these states will constantly support ukraine in its aspirations for de-occupation, and actually will support including after we regain control over crimea in its restoration, both economically, socially, and humanitarianly. yes, i would like us, since the occasion is very suitable, to hear ms. marketa, pekarova adamova, the speaker of the czech parliament, live now, where she, in the part where she spoke, actually about crimea and about, rethinking, including her country of what happened nine years ago. the illegal annexation of crimea in 2014 was the first direct and deliberate use

and some of the national polls are reflected to tell some similar stories and we took the latest marquette law school poll which came out this morning and the way we broke it down, donald trump is at 56% in this poll, and the second through sixth place candidates combined are at 29%, and the undecided and others are 15%, and the reason i wanted to show this is that it is a sense of so much talk about the debate and who is in second and third, but if the numbers are looking like this, none of that matters. >> yeah. by the way, i agree with the caution of the national polls, except as you noted that the national polling is mirroring what we are seeing in the early states and the same story is being told is that donald trump has such a formidable lead that something out of the ordinary is going to have to upend given the lead that you have to build up, and when you are at 56%, john, you can add up everything else, and you won't overtake it, and that a significant majority. >> so we have news in my ear, and this is just in, the trump campaign is now saying that, david, and this is a double tro

in a poll conducted by marquette in the middle of september, that same month where 336,000 jobs were added, just 28% of respondents said president biden would do a better job handling the economy. 52 percent perfection of respondents in that poll said former president trump would do a better job handling the economy. when you talk to white house officials, they say it's going to take time for the message to sink in for easing inflation to be felt, for some of the president's legislative achievements to trickle through to a family's bottom line, but at this point it's been several months that they've been trying to make this argument. americans are just not sold yet, wolf. >> i know you're working another important story. how is the president defending his decision to build more sections of the border wall along the u.s./mexican border? >> he says because this was an action taken by congress in 2019 before he was president, he didn't have an opportunity to veto it. just again this morning he said he had no choice. here's the president. >> when i was told that i had no choice, that i -

this new marquette -- i know phil is hot on as well. >> i think it's fascinating. >> it is. i mean, it's a dead heat. >> it absolutely is. and look, i mean, polls this far out, general election polls, we have to put every degree of caveat on them. but this is why it matters. i mean, this is going to be a close race. if you look at the numbers on inflation, economy, immigration. look at the immigration moves the white house made yesterday. the president is going to be talking about job creation later today. this is a divided country. this is going to be a close race. so that is one thing that democrats and the president's team are trying to wake folks up to the idea that, yes, this is going to be a close race. something interesting happened yesterday that could shape the dynamic of this as well. not talked about a lot, but the green party candidate cornell west decided to drop his green party affiliation and run as an independent. the reason that matters, he will not be on the ballot in as men states. the white house is worried about third-party candidates. that is a signific

a new marquette poll out today that is disastrous for joe biden.ading him on the issues by 20 plus points. economy, creating jobs, border security, yet joe biden is still up by two percentage points 51-49 within the margin of error. you look at those individual categories and say we're about to see a complete trouncing. you don't because it's donald trump. donald trump, i believe, certainly based on 2020 and what has gone on with his endorsements in the senate, he can't win a general elections. republicans who want to win in 2024 need to make that argument more strongly to the primary base who is unmoved. >> you said the same thing in 2016, though. and look what happened. >> we know he has lost since then, though. he lost in 2020. resoundingly. >> i think the electorate is far more informed about the biden family and about the lies that democrats have been telling about donald trump for six years. and i think it's a very different -- >> bill: you may or may not need that argument. look at the economy and how you feel about the state of your own lif

president trump in 2024 still remains close, with trump ahead of biden 51 to 48% now, this is a marquette law school poll, and when it comes to the major issues look at this. trump in the lead on everything from the economy to foreign policy and holds a 24 point lead on immigration as president biden back tracks on his border policies while the migrant crisis unravels at the southern border. henry cuellar's district is expected to get the 20 miles of border wall, he will join us, he calls it a 14th century solution to a 21st century problem. no, still me. former president donald trump endorsing congressman jim jordan for house speaker. he calls the ohio republican a star. trump notes he is also willing to step up to the plate himself if necessary. chad pergram live on capitol hill with the details. boy, this trump endorsement of jordan will make the vote next week pretty interesting, chad. >> absolutely, john, and depends who you ask. who it hurts, who it helps. some republicans wanted a clean break from the former president, he is radioactive to some republicans, but it means others will

that's the recent marquette university poll. that's a stunning number because that's democrats. right? and i know you talk about border walls, wall versus barriers. biden has said he's clear a wall for example won't work. but the reality is whatever the word you use and as you point out, maybe it is not just a matter of semantics. but nonetheless, to, from a political point of view, it seems to fly in the face of some of his core campaign promises like these. >> this is a reality. we don't need a wall. >> there will not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. >> so, steve, how does he deal with that? that's of course what he said during the campaign. >> well, this is a reality that american politicians have always placed. there's always been fear and anxiety about immigrants and immigration. lincoln had to deal with this. a nativist movement and he had to figure out how to appeal to nativist voters politically even though he disagreed with them on the issue. every generation of american politicians since has faced the same challenge and that is definitely true

this is a poll from marquette law school last month. the question of who is better on inflation, economy, creating jobs, you see in a hype thet call matchup with donald trump who wins on all of those. then if you look inside republicans, independents and democrats, nobody is really feeling that great, especially independents, but even democrats say not so good. almost 6 in 10. >> i think the dirty little secret of politics is that inflation matters enormously to motor voters. there's very little the president can do about it. extremely little. so when you get the disconnect, where he's not talking about these things and not getting credit for inflation going down, he can't take credit for it because this is not that much he can do. the second dirty little secret of inflation in particular, is that the way we bring it down, the way we slow it down is by working against exactly the progress he's bragging about. so the way you get this inflation under control is slow the economy, slow the job market, bring back these big gains. so for him,

alliance for freelancers throughout the world spirit tom is here, he is our education director from marquette university. and ellen, our board chair who was jim's professor years ago. continuing the legacy through our work today. we are so grateful to all of these experts in their willingness to sell generously shared so that our curriculum can be really useful, up-to-date and most timely. yesterday we hados the privilege of hosting the james foley freedom run here in d.c. it was one of several runs that occurred to allow the country. we even had one in paris this year. all toto raise awareness about journalists like evan and austin who still remain hostages and just to raise awareness of the risks that journalists take every day. as eileen shared, senator van holland left remarks for us. he said he was inspired by our advocacy for press freedom. he is right about the journalist risk that they take just to bring us the news so that we may know what is happening across the world spirit so we hope that today's discussion will illuminate those risks and we can help. thank you so much. >> thank y

a new marquette law school poll finds president biden and former president trump are in a tight race for the white house, 51% of likely voters say they would vote for trump, 48% say they're casting their votes for biden. among voters who say they're certain they would vote next year, biden has a 2 point lead on trump. voters think trump is a better candidate to handle the economy, the foreign relations. >> inflation and the economy that should be a shock to no one. how did you feel four years ago compared to how you feel now, whether what you're paying at the grocery store or the gas pump. it always comes down to kitchen table issues, maria. look at number three, immigration. going back to our earlier discussion. so there you go. okay. inflation, the economy, immigration, border security. they know. >> if you think what are the top issues most like throw be, if the election was today, it's issues that president trump has the largest lead over joe biden in what is on screen right now, it's the economy, it is people are concerned about what's going on at the border, climate change is s

only in the low 40s in marquette. really chilly, new york city. lots of sunshine. that's good news.ge in portions of the midwest. charleston, west virginia, 65 degrees. that's the big story today. otherwise we're looking at a soggy pacific northwest. we have a series of cold fronts moving onshore. that will bring soggy weather not only today but tomorrow as well. well above average temperatures into the intermountain west, parts of the southwest as well. the south central states warm too. snow in the intermountain west as well. >> michelle grossman, sweater weather. >>> we will turn back to the wark on israel and hamas and the military heading over. and how tommy tuberville's military block kraid is affecting the u.s. response to the crisis. that coming up next on "way too early." that coming up next on "way too early. eliminates painful finger sticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger pricking and all that pain, my a1c was still stuck. before dexcom g7, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was always

i'm in the media marquette on some virginia house races, virginia house and senate races, and there is not a single positive and in the entire lot. if you look at the polling, even some of the polling that fevers biden, you see this incredible level of pessimism that people have. and i think john is exactly right. you go into grocery stores in uc items that were two years ago four bucks another eight bucks. while you are seeing a inflation decreasing in times, actors many people are seeing this is a problem. i remember i cover the obama white house they had a similar issue right around the end of the financial crisis, where they were seeing a lot of, remember the whole green shoots argument, where they were seeing a lot of improvement in the economy, metrically, but people weren't feeling that way. and public sentiment, optimism, is an extremely lagging indicator. also, biden is not an especially dynamic messenger on this issue. he just isn't. whereas trump is an extraordinarily dynamic messenger on his issues. so i think you have kind of a perfect storm of difficult issues that the wh

show the marquette poll of trump over biden and what was edward talking about there, judy? >> i think the voters are wise to feel that way because for me when i hear president biden saying that bidenomics is all about building from the bottom up and the whittle out, he says it's not top down but there's nothing more trickle down than government spending. and that is the nature of bidenomics. if you look at that jobs number today, and you see what the components are, one of the largest categories was an increase in government jobs. and in fact if you added up the increase in jobs connected with business services, with retail, with manufacturing and construction, all of those categories together were less than the increase in government jobs. so i think you have a white house and a complicit congress willing to engage in fiscal stimulus only to have the federal reserve punish the private sector by raising the cost of capitol and meanwhile -- capital and the government doesn't really care how high the interest rate gets. they just pay whatever it takes to get the funding to pr

according to the latest survey from marquette university law school, biden leads trump by two points,election voters. we should note, that is within the poll's margin of error. when asked which candidate they trust more to handle key issues, trump is way ahead i most areas. on inflatio the economy, and immigration, trump has a more than 20 point advantage over biden among registered voters. biden does hold a narrow lead over trump when it comes to his handling of medicare and larger leads on things like abortion policy and climate change. joining us now to help us make sense of these numbers, white house correspondent for "politico" and co-author of "the playbook," eugene daniels. good morning. great to see you this morning. let's start with just your take on that poll. we know that the economy has been an issue for this white house, that they feel like they aren't quite getting the credit they deserve for improvements. they also acknowledge they need to do a better job of selling it. the bidenomics reboot hasn't worked it seems, per this poll anyway. give us your take. >> yeah. i mea

they ran this, a marquette law poll. very good poll.p among likely voters, which is the voter group you look to, 51% to 49%. so you have that, right? now, look at the issues and where the parties stand on the issues. the democratic brand is so battered right now. on inflation, trump beating biden by 23%. on the economy, i mean, it's the economy, stupid? not always. trump is beating biden on the economy 24%. on immigration and border security, 24%. on creating jobs, 19%. on foreign relations, 5%. it gets tighter. biden wins on medicare, social security, on abortion policy, and o climate change. but you look at those top issues, inflation, the economy, creating jobs, you know, carville famously said, "it's the economy, stupid." yet, you look at the overall, donny -- we can get off that slide now, thank you. you look at the overall, and biden is ahead. this is what republicans on the hill understand. this is what republicans off the hill understand. this is what republican fundraisers understand. that, actually, the democratic brand is mor

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i believe it's the marquette law school survey saying that people that are , you know, undecided whether they're going to vote or not say that 62% say they they would if they do vote or they're going to vote for trump, 37, i believe, said they were going to vote for biden, but they see trump's strengths in, you know, the economy , in foreign affairs, the economy, in foreign affairs, in immigration. but i think that the reason they're undecided at this point in time is because of his legal woes . they're kind of his legal woes. they're kind of trying to sit back and see what happens, what comes to fruition . and they're not necessarily confident that all of this stuff is to going be done by the time we're expected to put our ballots in. indeed >> i mean, is this an existential battle for donald trump? is his only hope of staying out of jail, becoming president ? president? >> well, mark, you're you're getting me good today with these questions. i don't i would hope not. i mean, i really would hope not. i mean, i really would hope not. but i, i do think that every time a blue state hits tr

i believe it's the marquette law school survey saying that people that are , you know, undecided whethernot they're going to vote or not say that 62% say they they would if they do vote or they're going to vote for trump, 37, i believe, said they were going to vote for biden, but they see trump's strengths in, you know, the economy , in foreign affairs, the economy, in foreign affairs, in immigration. but i think that the reason they're undecided at this point in time is because of his legal woes . they're kind of his legal woes. they're kind of trying to sit back and see what happens, what comes to fruition . and they're not necessarily confident that all of this stuff is to going be done by the time we're expected to put our ballots in. indeed >> i mean, is this an existential battle for donald trump? is his only hope of staying out of jail, becoming president ? president? >> well, mark, you're you're getting me good today with these questions. i don't i would hope not. i mean, i really would hope not. i mean, i really would hope not. but i, i do think that every time a blue state hits

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