he's underwater on every key issue that quinnipiac polls. about to get underway. hi, mike. >> hi, martha. the president is on the ground here in the northwest chicago suburbs. he's making a tour of a development by the clayco corporation. that company is significant because the boss is an advocate of vaccine mandates and a big fund raiser for democrats and democrat projects. president biden is pitching the mandate backed by the white house that says mandates would result in more vaccinations and a healthy work force and the economy churning along. united airlines is based downtown. united is the first of the big air carriers that require employee vaccinations. they've fired employees for refusing to get the vaccine. the president's mandate extends into the private sector. companies of 100 or more would need to require vaccinations for employees. healthcare workers and government contractors would need to get the shots as well. the irony is that the president back in december denied that he would support government mandates. >> no, i don't th

. >> this is the lowest numbers from quinnipiac, 38% in quinnipiac, a majority disapprove.put it in some context, the poll average when you get one poll like this there's always a chance it's an outlier, might be above or below and see what else is out there. let's take a look at the context for this. the average of all the current polling on biden's approval rating right now, the real clear average, it is on average higher than what you're seeing in quinnipiac, so it raises the question with quinnipiac, you know, is it a bit of an outlier here, a bit lower than where biden's number actually is? is quinnipiac sensing and pick up on a trend here that's going to come out in other polling in the next week or two, we'll see, but even if you take where the average is, the point still stands the president under water in his approval rating. not in a great place politically when you're under 45% approval rating, and we can zoom out a little more context and compare where biden is with where his predecessors were at the some point. october of it 2017. here's where trump was. his av

the quinnipiac poll where 56% said they have found out enough. you concerned that what the former president was able to do to the mueller investigation. it was a one-sided. he was having a public attack on it and mueller was keeping his head, nose to the grindstone. are you keeping your nose to the grindstone, trying to get all the information. he is out there every day trying to delegit piez this committee. are you worried it's having a public opinion impact? >> certainly the president, former president, has his fans and supporters. people the old frayed, i'll believe it when i see it? well, for this cohort, it's i'll see it when i believe it. but i think that's not the case for most americans. we're doing our job. some of it is behind the scenes. some will be in public hearings. i think the first public hearing we had was compelling from what we were told. we will have other public hearings. this is not just going to be a behind hef the-scenes effort. >> congresswoman zoe lofgren, democrat from california. i appreciate you coming on and sharing

that quinnipiac poll shows them with 38%.epublicans issue 38% job approval and the white house, i think is pretty accurate. they say he's going to be judged on two issues, one, how he handles coronavirus, how he handles the economy and that will add to the burden taking him down to 38% job approval. >> trace: chris, while you were googleing that quote, brings to mind the joke in russia, two television stations, russian propaganda and channel two says turn back to channel one. it feels like that is going on, the border, afghanistan, jobs numbers, getting channel one and nobody is pushing back enough on the other stuff, do you get that feeling or no? >> chris: i can't say i do. the fact you see 38% job approval for joe biden says the american people are in touch with what is going on. obviously any white house is going to spin it as positively as they can, but the debacle and the withdrawal from afghanistan, the debacle at the border crystallized by the hatians huddling under a bridge in del rio and now jobs numbers and ib ib -

here's a poll by quinnipiac.ffice. bill hemmer is here from "america's newsroom." that is terry mcauliffe or a very good impersonator. >> good afternoon to you. i'm going to drown you with numbers but it's important. >> martha: love it. >> i went through the polling today, a few national polls in september. a big one today in quinnipiac. i'm going to pull that from here. if you look at the polling, joe biden went sideways in august. under water in september. in october, he's fighting for oxygen, especially among independents. he won independents by 13 points in 2020. if you go into the numbers in quinnipiac. these are white voters, four-year college degree. what do you think of immediately? they live in the suburbs and many of them turned on trump in 2020. disapprove or approve. 68% disapprove. response to coronavirus. a big strength of his for a while. 56% disapprove. the economy, 61%. commander of the military, kabul. this is afghanistan. 65% disapprove. would you say that joe biden is honest or not? same group

quinnipiac summing it up this way.on leadership, and challenged on overall competency president biden is being hammered on all sides as his approval rating continues its downward slide to a number not seen since the tough scrutiny of the tumble administration end quote. americans also giving the president poor marks on personal traits. the things he probably can't really change. 50% say no to him when it comes to honesty. would you say that the president is honest? they say no. when it comes to caring about average americans, only 49% believe he cares. 56% do not believe he shows good leadership skills. i guess he could work on all of that. will he? ari fleischer fox news contributor, former white house press secretary. ari, great to have you in "focus." these numbers are pretty bad. >> they are. in fairness they're an outlier. this is the worst poll we've seen for president biden. other polls don't have him as bad. "politico" has him underwater. reuters has him below water by four points. it is all bad news for the pr

quinnipiac is to me an organization that often oversample democrats. they told us andrew dillon was going to be ron desantis by 11 points a day before the election and that obvious they didn't happen but in this poll they sampled 5% more democrats and republicans but even then they are fighting 55 percent don't believe that joe biden is competent, but he's not being effective in governing dave rubin. >> i think it's pretty clear that joe biden is not competent. i'll give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he is the one making the decision. i guess i'm just in a generous mood this morning. but this really shouldn't surprise anybody. it shouldn't really surprise anyone that isn't completely brainwashed by "the washington post" and "new york times" and cnn and nbc. we are having supply chain problems and saying that $3.520 equals zero, that just came out yesterday that there were more cobra deaths in 2021 than 2020. that every single thing that comes out of the administration is a lie. and we were told that we were going to heal and everything was go

a quinnipiac university survey shows 38% of americans approve of the president's job performance. >> focus is, yes, not exactly on the day-to-day up and downs of the polls. >> reporter: some democrats are warning the white house fights within the party over spending priorities puts the president's agenda at risk go i keep saying that. if we don't get the bills passed, democrats are in real trouble. >> reporter: republicans argue the polls prove americans don't back the spending plan. >> the last thing we need to do is give a larger runway for democrats to continue to spend trillions of dollars of working class tax dollars. >> reporter: both parties are also closely watching that upcoming governor's race in virginia. it's a key battle ground state. last week, terry mcauliffe told his surrogates the president's low approval ratings are hurting his chances in this election. chris: mark, thank you. joining us now, the number two republican in the house, steve scalise. congressman, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good morning. good to be back with you. chris: why do you think the jobs

as you pointed out, pam, the numbers in the quinnipiac survey on immigration are just atrocious. it's because of what people are saying and i think they're reacting negatively to the policy choices that have been made. >> let's talk about what's been going on in the republican party, scott, before i let you go. a top republican in the house, steve scalise, went on fox this morning and wouldn't say if he believes biden won the 2020 election legitimately. let's listen. >> at the end of the day, are we going to follow what the constitution says or not? i hope we get back to what the constitution says. but clearly in a number of states, they didn't follow those legislative ly -- >> so you think the election was stolen? >> what i said is there are states that didn't follow their legislatively set rules. that's what the united states constitution says. >> do you think the election was stolen or not? i understand you think there were irregularities and things that need to be fixed. do you think the election was stolen? >> it's not just irregular -- it's states that did not follow the la

i want you to take a look at a quinnipiac poll they came out with pretty bad numbers to the president. more than half of those serving, 55% to 42% say the biden administration is not competent. whether it is the pullout from afghanistan, or the flood of migrants across the border into places like del rio, texas, whether it is surging inflation, or whether it is covid, which president biden declared independence from on july 4th, and we just gone through a really ugly surge in the delta variant. the fact is that most voters are turning against your guy. >> chris, i am genuinely optimistic that we are going to get the build back better bill and pass it and get over to the house, and the house will send the infrastructure bill and the build back better billed to the president's desk. here's the truth, wages are going up, covid cases are going down, jobs are getting created and failed. it's been a tough month. the delta variant has been a challenge, but i believe we've got a talented, capable, compassionate president, and ultimately congress is going to do its job in getting to his desk t

. >> a quinnipiac survey shows 39% of americans approve of the way the president is handling the economy. 55% disapproving. republicans see this as a real weakness for democrats going into the mid-term next year. saying the economy will surge if congress will agree to the massive spending bills, sending them to the president's desk. democrats are warning their fellow party members that now is the time to get on the same page. >> if we don't get these bills passed, democrats are in real trouble. these are the promises the president made when he was running for president. he tells people, these are the programs i proposed. reporter: when asked about the sagging poll numbers, they believe the lagging ecomony is to blame and people will get on board with the president. the president is spending the rest of the weekend in wilmington. jon: for more on both of these stories let's bring in a texas congresswoman who is a member of the transportation and infrastructure committee. what are your thoughts on that jobs report. >> it's a third the number it should be. why in the president says he wants

of his handling of the situation at the border, 18% of independents agree with it and this is a quinnipiac poll. independents, as we get closer to the midterms next year. that is a very low number. todd: i don't think you can keep house and senate with 18% like you said. a lot of time left, 12 plus months to go. jillian: a lot has happened in the last few months. todd: a fox news alert 10 u.s. navy sailors, the uss connecticut hit an unknown object in the in the pacific region sunday. the navy said the summary's nuclear power plants was not damaged. none of the reported injuries are life-threatening. the collision happened as tension over the nation of time i reaches of fever pitch, china accusing the us of collusion with taiwan, dozens of warplanes into taiwanese war space. jillian: the state department taking blame for private charters for flying several ineligible afghan refugees to the us. >> have revealed that many of the passengers were not eligible for relocation in the united states and in some cases despite our best getting is not accurate. >> at the same time the state department

president biden currently at 28% approval in quinnipiac's new poll among independents.can't get one in the 3 from that group, the group that decides elections to support you. that is how bad it is for the president right now. jillian: we appreciate you. >> did you hear the puppy working throughout the entire segment? that is why i was flustered. nonstop. ashley: we have to take the puppy off the show. >> i will bring back something. ashley: something to look forward to. carley: let's head on down south a live look at orlando, florida. janice dean is here with our fox weather forecasts. >> janice: over the weekend i asked for pictures and it up twitter, false pictures too. i will they asking for pictures on social media at janice dean. current temperatures, the cold front across the central us, mississippi river valley, colder air, the cold front will not miss us both in the northeast today and friday. take a look at this, the area of low pressure, cold air dropping temperatures, warm air ahead of it and here it comes across the northeast, friday morning, drop those temp

the polling outfit quinnipiac for example is attached to some college in connecticut predicted that joeld win the popular vote by 11 points but it also predicted mitch mcconnell was in top shape in kentucky. pollsters convince a lot of democrat party donors they had a real shot at winning the state of texas. in retrospect, all of this is partisan fantasy and had a purpose. it's all designed to make a mentally decaying center from delaware look like teddy roosevelt, riding a massive wave of popular support. that was a lie. when you understand that, when you recognize what these polls are actuallyha designed to do, they are designed but some kind of party leaders in the best possible light, it's worth noting that when the polls move in the opposite direction, when they start to reflect badly on the democratic party. that's been happening over the last several weeks. according to quinnipiac, joe biden's national approval rating is now 38%. 68% of independentses% disappre of what joe biden is doing as president. a new ap poll said 38 americans are pleased with the direction of the country,

job approval rating in quinnipiac poll is 38%, dismal news for the president. he's ready, willing and needs progress and victory coming soon. >> claire, this is where you come in again. let's talk strategy and runs, hits and errors. i presume you share the frustration of a lot of democrats with the white house messaging effort. where is the barnstorming, where is the big themes telling americans what could be in these bills for them where they live? do you think the democrats should take these victories, perhaps texas ends up being a victory, perhaps even kicking the can down the road until december is seen as victory within the senate chamber, and get their fight on? >> yeah, i think it's really important that every single democrat realize that americans know what they're fighting about, they know it's a fight about process and trillions and trillions of dollars but they don't know what they're fighting for. they do know something about roads and bridges but most americans don't really know what's in this larger reconciliation package that is the heart of the

look at the latest quinnipiac poll. biden's approval rating in the sewers. senator ted cruz, let's start with merrick garland, really? parents have no right to have a say abouthe their children's education. why don't we just hand at the kids over to the government, let them raise them because that apparently is what they want. >>uc in any crisis someone's character is revealed and covid has showed the character of the democrats. they are authoritarian. there is no decision about your life they will not try to control whether that is a vaccine mandate regardless of her choices, gavin newsom trying to order every school kid in california to get a vaccine, regardless of their parents's wishes, or whether it comes to silencing free speech. you know, the attorney general's memorandum this week, directeder the fbi and the department of justice to go after parents who are going to school boards, who are expressing dismay that critical race theory, the toxic stew of lies that divides us based on race, that teaches kids that america is inherently racist and all white

by the end of the month he should have an agreement ordeal across the democratic party. >> that quinnipiac mentioned shows that of all the main issues being tackled right now, president biden received 48% support for his handling of the pandemic. immigration is his weakest issue with only 25% support for his handling of what's happening at the southern border. it is a tough issue, isn't it? but what does he need to do to try to turn this around? >> it's an extremely tough issue as you mentioned, especially for the democratic party. when you are the president and you're setting the party, you want to set the agenda. the immigration is where there is a segment of voters who are unfavorably inclined towards rising levels of illegal immigration. joe biden needs to try to both restore control of the border, which is something that a president really has some amount of control over because you have a lot of people who want to come into the united states, but also de-emphasize the issue. that is why he's not gone to the border, for example, because he's trying not to raise attention to that issue

let me share what i've learned so far, i wanted tell you about that quinnipiac survey we talked aboutys ago, it put biden's job approval rating at 37%. tonight we have a new fox news survey, it's quite a bit rosier at 46%. soaring inflation, rising covid cases, the afghanistan debacle. it's the economy that's crushing this presidency. 73% of voters, the highest since may of 2020 rate the economy negatively and nearly three times as many are falling behind. among suburban voters, his approval is up since april. nine points among democrats, falling among women, blacks, and independence. nearly 6 of 10 americans disapprove of the president's performance on the economy and perhaps worse yet fewer than four in ten americans approve of the job biden is doing on border security and immigration. he acknowledge the struggling economy but once again he promised with the help of a brand-new massive spending plan, it would put things in order. >> that's why i've resolved that we have to once again build america from the bottom up and the middle out, not the top down. i'm a capitalist, i think if

according to quinnipiac, a lively left-wing polestar, joe biden's national approval rating is now 38%ependents disapprove of what joe biden is doing as president. a new ap poll noted that just 34% of americans are pleased with the direction of the country. it is called the right track, wrong track poll and for the party in power, it is very bad news. this means the very same people who just last year lied to you to your face about how popular joe biden was are now admitting that he is actually the least popular president in modern clinical history. why are they telling you this all of a sudden? why are these reliably democratic pollsters telling democratic voters that their president is unpopular. maybe because they have no choice? ab there are other reasons? we are not sure. what is absolutely clear is according to a new poll from pew, democratic party voters understand what this means. what it means is in free and fair democratic system, they can't win. if we allocate power based on who is the most popular with the public and that is the basic premise of democracy, the democratic pa

the quinnipiac poll is an outlier. cnn poll 45% looks more accurate when you take into account the circumstances. there has been a series of developments that are negative that have taken joe biden after months of stability above 50% well below it. the afghanistan pull out, whether you agree with it or not, created a very bad storyline for the administration. the resurgence of covid due to the delta variant was a very bad story for the administration, reversed some of the gains that they had achieved earlier this year. it's of concern for the white house. the two things that they need to do, the only two things that they can do that are effective are, one, try to get control of the virus again, and you are seeing an increasing reliance on vaccine mandates and pushing companies to man indicate vaccines. we heard from american airlines today along those lines much the federal government's done that was well. cases and hospitalizations and deaths are beginning to go down. so that's potentially positive. more importantly,

show quinnipiac quickly. i want the viewer to see what is going on with quinnipiac.rogressives seem to be be dragging down his poll numbers, sean. it is now at 38%. his approval rating is 38%. 56% disapprove. terry mcauliffe running for virginia governor. he is caught on a hot mic saying the president is a drag on erasing, basically, that he is not popular. the president is not popular. where is that bill clinton moment saying the era of big government is over? when bill clinton said that in 96 his gallop rating went up 10 points, you know what i mean, sean? biden is beating up people. get out of the way of big spending. final word. >> really easy, democrat, liberal progressive messaging sells well but when you implement it it is catastrophic for our economy and our people. that is one problem. in politics, when you have a drag at the head of the ticket which is joe biden he will pull down everyone who falls behind him which you will see first-hand in this virginia race. i don't know that the republican will win but it will be razor sharp, what is becoming a very blu

let's start off with this quinnipiac poll showing that more than half of americans, 55%, say the bidenon is not competent when it comes to running the government. when you look at last week's failure to get an infrastructure deal and the larger build back better spending package as promised by democratic leadership, as promised by the white house, are you surprised by these numbers? >> thank you, jake for having me with you this afternoon. let me tell you, this president has been fighting from day one very hard on behalf of the american people. now what i have to say is this. people are really more familiar with the last four years in terms of dictatorial, autocratic rule out of the white house by donald trump. and so this president has been trying for the last ten months to make sure that he brings the country together on behalf of everyone in our country and the agenda that he campaigned on. yes, it's very difficult. no one said it was going to be easy, but i tell you one thing. he's been fighting every day to bring consensus to the caucus as well as our speaker and, in fact, 96%, 97

now got a 48% approval rating and the economy, where he has got a 3% approval rating according to quinnipiac. >> he has done everything he possibly could to divide us. most recent example is she's unconstitutional mandates that are being incredibly corrosive rosen. >> there could be new rules ahead requirement everyone who flies commercially get vaccinated. >> options are off the table. >> vaccination rates with out pace those without by 20 point according to report released by the white house. >> vaccine requirements work. they are also good for the economy. and gets people back into the workplace. >> the opposite could be true. according to some critics. >> very tight labor market. workers who don't want to abide by joe biden's mandate can simple walk down the street to a new company, sometimes getting higher pay as well. meantime these employers are going to face thousands of dollars of fines if they don't act as joe biden's covid police. all directly contradicting the promises he made not just in the election, but after the election as well. >> that promise came in response to a december

and these new poll numbers, frankly, are brutal for the president in this brand-new quinnipiac poll. only 38% of americans approve of how biden is handling his job compared to 53% who disapprove. that's the lowest approval rating biden has had since taking office. another striking number, only 39% of americans approve of biden's handling of the economy. 55% say they disapprove of the job he's doing on the economy. when asked, is joe biden an honest president? 44% of americans say yes. 50%, a plurality, say no. and one of the most damning results of all, more than half of the american people, 55%, say the biden administration is not competent in running the government. 42% says the administration is. i'm going to bring back democratic senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin. this is a sugarcoating. these numbers are awful for president biden. do you understand why americans are growing increasingly frustrated, at least according to this and other polls? >> well, i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that we have yet to deliver the build back better legislation and agenda in the congr

biden's approval rating to fall as low as 38% according to quinnipiac poll? there more to this falling support do you think? >> well, i do think there's more to it. this is something that has been going on for a couple of months now. president biden's been taking on water in his popularity. the biggest driver of that decline is the resurgence of the coronavirus. the delta variant. president biden got very high marks for much of the year, and kept his overall approval above 50% because people saw normal life returning. saw the vaccination campaign that he was pushing making progress. and what's happened over the summer is that people felt a sense of disappointment, and felt that we were going backwards because of the rise in cases. and that took a toll on president biden's sense of command of the situation. then, you had the afghanistan withdrawal which, of course, produced a lot of chaotic, difficult images. bad stories for president biden. that weighed him down even further. now, what president biden needs to do going forward is take advantage of the new dec

today his lowest job performance score yet 38% approving. 53% disapproving in a quinnipiac poll.reign policy, immigration, and his role as commander-in-chief negative scores in the double digits. among independence, a 60% disapproval overall. a stark measure of how incumbents in the swing states could fair in the midterms. one democrat seeking office right now indicated on a campaign zoom the president is more of a liability than an asset. >> the president is unpopular today, unfortunately here in virginia. so we have got follow through. >> virginia gubernatorial candidate tea mcauliffe's campaign told fox terry's point was clearly the democrats can't take anything for granted and must turn out othis year. adding the republican candidate glenn youngkin is riding on a divisive trumpian agenda conspiracy theories and banning abortion first. form everywhere president trump endorsed youngkin. president biden encolorsed mcauliffe. whether they helped is unclear. biden won virginia in 10 points in 2020. according to the latest fox news poll virginia voters approve the job biden is doin

. >> dana: before we talk about these numbers i think for the context of it here is what the quinnipiacoll said biden's approval numbers of the economy. 39% approve, 29%. not so good 69% because they're seeing all these prices increase. >> that's right, dana. good to see you, good to see you, bill. this is not a good combination. inflation going higher, not enough jobs, labor shortage underway. look, the inflation situation we have all felt and it will get worse because of this disruption on the supply chain. let me just point to the slowest job growth we've seen all year. first the 194,000 jobs that were just talking about is lower than the expectation. most were expecting half a million jobs to the added in the month of september. the key takeaway on the jobs report is the labor participation rate. at 61%, it's not good. it tells you clear evidence that people are not going back to work. they are clearly still expecting more stimulus. even though the unemployment extended benefits went away in september you would have thought given you weren't getting that check maybe you would have g

people approve of president biden's handling of the border crisis, 67% of respondentss to this quinnipiac poll disapproval how he is handling the situation at the mexican border. that on top of breaking it down by party, half of democrats approve of his handling of the border. you expect that number to be higher considering that is his party, the numbers watch, 18% of independents approving his handling of the situation at the mexico border and we talked about it for a long time community pendants i want to watch as you approach the midterm and eventually get into the election but independents are an interesting group because a lot of independents voted for president biden because they didn't like donald trump and his tweets and things like that and you're seeing a shift, they will be a group to watch to see as we get closer to the midterms. will: todd: will democrats change course in the next 12 months leading up to the midterms, i'm not so sure. when i look at that number, 50%, it is lower than you might expect but 50% of that party thinks what they are seeing at the border is all good.

i think that says quinnipiac. some are worse than that. let's talk about the fake set. why doesn't he just have the press conferences in the white house? >> just have them in the east room where most press conferences are held. he held one solo press conference since he has been president. you can find jimmy hoffa or brian laundrie before you can find kamala harris in front of a microphone. they are trying to script a presidency. and you can't do that. because conditions on the grounds dictate how your presidency is going to go. when you peel off the onion, forget about the overall approval number. 32% of independents. less than one in three americans approve of the president over 9 months in office. he's seen honest and trustworthy by a solid majority of voters. now a solid majority sees him as dishonest. that was his go-to. and now he doesn't have that. this should keep mr. biden's handlers up at night. by a 13-points margin, everybody on team bind is seen as not being competent to run the government. in the time it takes to carry a baby to full term team bind has alm

the latest quinnipiac poll his rating lowest of his presidency. 38%. specifically on his handling of the economy. dipped to 39%. your reaction? >> it gives me some hope. i wish president biden would have carried out what he promised in inaugural address it unify and heal this nation am he's done everything to divide it. th most recent example is the unconstitutional mandates. the disaster on the border. 500,000 people have been dispersed by dhs and the first 9 months. another 400,000 got aways now. that's 900,000 people in 9 months. it's 1.2 for the year. 9 states have populations less than 1.2 million people. americans are awakening to the urgency. the news media can't censor this. we understand the crisis and which grotesque level of spending. the embarrassing surrender in afghanistan. you just can't keep that news from the american public as much as the mainstream media is trying it to. >> sandra: all big issues this administration faces. not even a year into president biden's presidency. we appreciate your time. thank you. >> mike: president biden

quinnipiac shows 38% approving, 53% disapproving of the president's job performance so far. this could be bad news for the democrats going into next year's election. mid-term elections are already usually tough for the incoming party. he says for the party to move forward they will have to get on the same page. >> we need to stay unified in -- in 2022. the question the american people will be asking is are we helping them in a substantial way. can we deliver for them. reporter: we are not expecting the president to hold any events while he's in wilmington. arthel: gabby petito's ex-boyfriend still nowhere to be found three weeks after his parents reported him missing. crews looking for him in at swampy reserve say the receding water is helping the search. steve harrigan is in north port beach. reporter: much of the manhunt for brian laundrie has taken place at the nature preserve 10 miles from here. the water is receding. it's really a home for water moccasins as well as alligators. 80 miles of hikable terrain. authorities say there has been no sighting of -- of laundrie and

quinnipiac showing donald trump higher rating than biden. there has been a massive shift in exit polling. if it it were held today donald trump windshieldin. -- win today. we know where liz cheney stands on all things trump. that is more about fuelling lies about the former president suggesting he was responsible for organizing that madness on january 6th. that's not true. donald trump is suing to stop the release of records related to this fore gone conclusion january 6th committee. there is a battle over executive privilege. joining us is donald trump, jr. john solomon: trump announces formation of own media company social platform to counter censorship to give a voice to all. what can you tell us about that? >> well, it's a big deal. for so long, big tech suppressed conservative voices. if you are pro second amendment and pro-life, you have been in facebook jail. we are trying to create an open and free network for people to communicate. to exercise your first amendment rights. my father will form the trump media and technology group and

. >> this quinnipiac poll is is that oppose we've seen for biden. one paul but if it is confirmed by other polls and it is being seen in other places, it is terrible news normally because on issue after issue weather is afghanistan, foreign policy, the border, taxes, he is losing support overall but particularly among independents but as we talked about before he's losing those intangible qualities, is he honest, net loss of 20 points in eight months. is you good leader, net loss of 30 points on that question in eight months. most surprising to me was the question of does he care about the average person this is one of president biden's core brands, he was from scranton, that number has dropped dramatically as well, started at 60% in february, now down to 49% so you've lost great standing there as well so those are things that are tough to recover and it shows across the board how badly he has been performing. laura: we put up a different graphic about honesty. honesty, i know you addressed this before but the honesty numbers are real drop. back in

. >> at the quinnipiac to malaise summarizes the brooded pulling findings battled on trust, gathered leadership and overall competency he continues the downward signed to a number not seen since the tough scrutiny of the trump administration. did you notice something there? he says they haven't seen findings like this since the tough scrutiny of the trump administration. which the difference here? they're is no tough scrutiny of the biden administration at all. the press looks away like they've been shown erotic photo of joy behar. either trump would have been th greatest president ever if they treated him fairly or joe biden would be the pressed it is mind-boggling. with biden, its parents at school board meetings that are to blamed or the unvaccinated, or fox news. joe will be blaming the ghost o ronald reagan who he talks to every night at the white house. meanwhile no comparisons betwee joe and trump on any variable. why? if you see that, you would see that joe destroyed biden. first immediate didn't care the president trump improve the country, why would they? most of them hate

. >> this as the new quinnipiac poll gives the president his lowest score since taking office, 38% of americans approve, 53% disapprove. on the economy 39% approve, his lowest marks come on immigration with 25% approving and 23% approve of his handling of the mexican border. democrats resolve the growing war between moderates and republicans, progressives. senator sanders turning up the heat on senators manchin and kristen sinema. >> people don't have the right to sabotage what 48 want, that to me is wrong. >> reporter: they either must raise the debt ceiling alone through reconciliation or negotiation with republicans who appear unlikely to cave. >> the point is i'm not trying to burn the place down. if you want to spend this much money not on roads, bridges and ports you are not going to get help from me to raise the debt ceiling. >> we will see if the president has anything to say about this as he visits a construction site and delivering remarks on vaccine mandates for businesses. todd: ernie sanders refusing to sign a statement condemning the aggressive protests against kristen s

. >> at the quinnipiac to malaise summarizes the brooded pulling findings battled on trust, gathered leadership and overall competency he continues the downward signed to a number not seen since the tough scrutiny of the trump administration. did you notice something there? he says they haven't seen findings like this since the tough scrutiny of the trump administration. which the difference here? they're is no tough scrutiny of the biden administration at all. the press looks away like they've been shown erotic photo of joy behar. either trump would have been th greatest president ever if they treated him fairly or joe biden would be the pressed it is mind-boggling. with biden, its parents at school board meetings that are to blamed or the unvaccinated, or fox news. joe will be blaming the ghost o ronald reagan who he talks to every night at the white house. meanwhile no comparisons betwee joe and trump on any variable. why? if you see that, you would see that joe destroyed biden. first immediate didn't care the president trump improve the country, why would they? most of them hate

a new quinnipiac poll finding 37% of people are approving to have job that joe biden is doing.52% say that they disapprove. when asked about the most urgent issues facing america, the top answers were the economy, covid-19, immigration and health care. one of the biggest standouts of this poll the border wall, 45% of people support building a wall along the border with mexico. 49% oppose the lowest level of opposition since the question was first asked in 2016. tammy bruce, welcome to the show. really happy that you're with us this morning. your thoughts on this plummeting of president biden's approval rating. >> pleasure to be with you and thank you for asking me and what i say to my radio audience as well is this should make americans comfortable to realize that, in fact, they are not divided against their neighbors, that americans are not severely divided about what's important to them. the fact is that we are seeing the numbers change, the biden approval number in particular indicates that really no matter who you are republican, democrat and especially independent that ame

>> as this escalates biden's approval is taking, quinnipiac poll finding 38% of americans approve of his performance as president. >> four minutes after the hour and first on fox exclusive documents revealing 160,000 illegal immigrants freed under president biden's watch. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us as more migrants and what we are hearing could be the mother of all caravans. >> there's often little to no supervision after those 160,000 illegal immigrants are released into the us by the biden administration. this includes parole authorities to make more than 30,000 eligible work permit since august. according to u.s. customs documents there has been 94,500 illegal immigrants released with notices to report since march 20th but since august 6th almost 32,000 have been released and 40,000 released on their own recognizance and texas lieutenant governor dan patrick's take on the border crisis. >> what he needs to do is focus on securing the border and 50,000 haitians who say they have declared war on us and don't care about our national guard. they are the risk, they are the danger to

. >> this is a new quinnipiac poll gives the president his lowest score since taking office, 38% approve, 53% disapprove. on the economy 39% approve, his lowest marks come on immigration, 25% approving and 23% approve of his handling of the southwest border, the president and still annoyed to visit a construction site. we will see what he has to say when he delivers those remarks on vaccine mandates for businesses. jillian: we got to go but i can't let you go without referencing that in the last hour carly mentioned when she was an intern she met you and you were one of the nicest people in the world, how many years of you been your? >> love carly and thank her for that and this place is truly as you have been talking about certainly a family, one that strives to elevate each other and she has certainly had a long career here as have i. i came here in 2001 as a freelancer to do a war stories show, got the greatest gift ever to document hero stories then, tony snow's radio show and ending up on air as a correspondent and part-time anchor ceiling in here and there, no place anywhere in ame

they going to say and i think this has them all really spooked because we learned tonight the new quinnipiacl that just came out, biden only has a 37% approval rating voters, 52% disapprove, they don't like the jokes about the supply chain. nobody democrats want us to live with lower standards of living, it can't be the old days, truth, justice and the american way, that's out the window, just lower your expectations, this is a loser strategy. >> insurance because the american people are smart, they have common sense may get it. you get bad outcomes when you have bad policy. when you pay people not to work you shouldn't be surprised when you can't find workers. when you defend the police you shouldn't be surprised when crime goes up, you talked about the terrible situation in portland, oregon. this is what happens when you have stupid policies in place which is what this administration and the democratic congress has done in the american people see it for what it is. >> the washington post is reporting tonight but president biden told democrats during the private meeting today that he believ

i want this quinnipiac poll. asks the question, would you like to see donald trump run for president in 2024 or not. among republicans, 78% say yes. they would like to see the former president run again. what goes through your mind when you see that? >> i wish everybody would focus on what is happening right now in this country. because 2024 is a mile away. if we don't start focusing on how distracted we are, the goal should be number 1 are virginia, new jersey's governors races next week. then 22. if we don't win 22, 24 doesn't matter. we have to be focused. we have to be prioritized. the fun thing is to talk about the spinning wheel. we don't have that luxury. we have to stop the bleeding of what biden is doing and then figure that part out. >> on the spinning wheel of 2024. indulge me. vice president pence has indicated that he wouldn't rule out running if president trump does run. you said you wouldn't run if he ran. does that leave open a door for you to be on a ticket with the former president? >> no, it op

a new quinnipiac poll reveals 53% of americans disapprove of his job performance, 60% of independents now disapprove. if biden continues on its ruinous path he won't need a pole, he will lead a net. joining me now is steve moore, economist and freedom works vice president and small business owner who owns the new york bagel cafÉ in los angeles and is struggling to hire workers. what is driving these job numbers so low, biden claims it is the unvaccinated. >> the biggest problem with respect to the economy and small business folks will confirm this is they cannot get workers back on the job. the economy is doing pretty well, the biggest problem is our small businesses can't get workers on the job and you wonder why are workers not coming back during the recovery, usually you see a big increase, we lost almost 200,000 workers than last month. that is unprecedented and i think the answer to that is we are paying people so much money to get all the and benefits whether it is unemployment benefits or cash payments or a small businessman like this gentleman may have a hard time meeting with

if you look at the quinnipiac poll, the numbers are troubling for democrats.7%. break it down by party, the independents at 28% approval to karl rove's point. that is a key factor for a number of different democratic constituencies, candidates to consider not only this year but next year. we're a long way from november 2022. these are big indicators. let's bring in the panel. bill mcgurn is the economist for the "wall street journal," leslie marshall and steve hayes, editor of "the dispatch." i can't remember a free fall this fast for a long time. >> no, it's really precipitous. i think it's explained by a couple of things particularly among independents. if you look at what joe biden ran on, he ran on restoring normalcy to washington, to bringing back some sense of organization that things would be working and the economy would recover. we've seen washington in chaos. it's dysfunctional. he didn't improve it. he said he would based on his long experience in washington. the other problem is he promised the economy would recover. you had the biden white house w

of the quinnipiac poll, every single measure, the president is underwater. afghanistan, immigration, taxation, inflation, it's all bad for him and things like inflation, that is not getting better anytime soon. even the fed which is doing the same thing the white house does, which is try to paint this short-term rosy picture, now they have to admit it is a long-term problem and i get really sick of sitting through briefings from the president and jen psaki and the communications team where they are essentially lying to people. >> jesse: what about what you said, if you have a problem why doesn't the president say listen, you slowed it down, here's what i'm going to do to address it, be patient, spins and lies and that is why people don't trust them. >> richard: i tend to agree with kennedy. i think the white house could have said this is not the best jobs report and that speaks to why we need to build back better plan. he could have made up of it, the one thing we saw this jobs report with a lot of the losses of jobs were two women. a lot of women lost jobs

according to the new quinnipiac poll, 55% of americans think he's incompetent in running the governmentncludes 62% of independents, by the way. and that's not all, it also found that 49% believe biden cares about the average american, well, just 49% of them. that's a drop of 58% in april. all right, here to break it all down is tom bevan, cofounder and president of real clear politics. tom, what's going on here? dropped not just in the general numbers for biden, but on every major measure that matters from immigration to covid to foreign policy. >> yeah, i mean, look, this is as bad of a pole as we've seen for biden, and it's just one pole but if it's confirmed by other polls, and there is some indication that it is being seen in other places, it's terrible news not only because as you mentioned on issue after issue, whether it's afghanistan, foreign policy, the border, taxes, he is losing support overall, but particularly among independents, but as we talked about before, laura, he is losing those sort of intangible qualities, is he honest or not, a net loss of 20 points and eight mont