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and ross perot starts running against george bush.tive steward of the reagan revolution. >> let me just go on record one time tonight, we can win. >> the ross perot phenomenon reached highs of 38%. bush, 32%. clinton, 20%. >> perot was making inroads. the white house was just furious and scared. if he continued to attract republican voters, then bush was going to lose. . >>> in a world where we're one dictator away from one major crises. who do you most trust to be sitting in this chair? >> american presidents tend to love foreign policy because they don't have to deal with anybody they can move and act. the truth is most american elections are determined by election politics not your foreign achievers. so george w. bush rubs into storms. >>> good evening, governor george w. bush and ross perot about to make their second election of the campaign. >> bill clinton loved the town haul his or her fat. >> you know people who lost their jobs and home. in my state when people loose their jobs it's a good chance i'll know them by their names.

remember the ross perot factor in that month. george bush 59, ronald reagan 62.considerably higher in their approval rating, up around 60% than donald trump. so it is a plain fact historically at six months donald trump is among the most unpopular president in the history of polling. what about the other point the president made, that it wasn't good in predicting the 2016 election results? here is the final tracking. 47 to 43. let me shrink this down a little bit. 48.5 for hillary clinton. 26.4 for donald trump. so a four point gap there. so, yes, the poll was off a little bit. but they certainly had the popular vote total about right. so the president is wrong. yes, he won the electoral college, the presidency, but if you look at this polling and look at the margin of error, the president's point in that tweet, again, anderson, wrong. >> that same poll is not exactly great news when it comes to how they see the democrats. do you think the democrat party currently stands for something, 37% say it stands for something. 52% say it only stands against the president.

. >> mason: to paraphrase ross perot, wrestling has rules. politics has none.t's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason, thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org feeding the homeless, at a popular bay area park. the city, putting volunteers on notice -- the giveaways have to stop. >>> we begin with a crackdown on feeding the homeless at a popular bay area park. the city putting volunteers on notice that giveaways have to stop. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. new at 6:00 san jose is it gearing up to hand out citations to people who hand out free meals at st. james park. it's part of the city's push to revitalize the downtown park. but as kpix 5's devin fehely reports, homeless advocates are planning to fight to keep feeding. >> it's more than just a meal that's going to help these people. >> we think that's wrong. we think it's an injustice. >> the homelessness is not part of the plan. >> reporter: bill mohr has been homeless for more than a decade and often

then presidential candidate ross perot predicted a giant sucking sounds of manufacturing jobs would beost and he was right. don't forget the original nafta being written when it was doesn't include digital music or e-books. so there are a lot of things that need to be includes. the trade deficit we have with mexico, that's certainly not nothing. you say that it's unclear what this trade deal would do. but isn't the number one goal reducing the deficit with mexico? >> it is. but i don't see practical things. intellectual property. that's not a big issue it is with china. so it's a preliewfd what they may do with china. what are they really going to do? where is the key? where is the meat? what is going to change the ceo mindset of the united states that will cause things to be different? i don't see that. president trump is addressing nafta, that's a great thing. but let's put more teeth tonight, let's put more punch in it. gerri: thousands of people may be freedom of their student death after vital paperwork goes missing. we'll explain coming up. we always were told we were german. we

coast up who points out similarities between the presidential campaigns between donald trump and ross perotyou can find those interviews 1992. online at c-span.org. tonight, on the communicators -- >> i tell you what, it was gigabits fast. that is something i never thought i would see in my career or my lifetime. that is fiber to your house fast. it is really, really exciting. >> in cih president on what the 5g network will look like for consumers. she also talked about broadband in rural areas and the recent spectrum auctions. >> what is the economic case for 5g? how do carriers make a return on that? $5 billion -- $500 billion to our economy. one out of every hundred persons is going to have a 5g job. we have to meet on spectrum, we have to get a pipeline and we have to get this infrastructure right because as we rolled forward, we need to build 300,000 small cell sites in the next few years. it looks like a pizza box, it is small and it is going to be attached to everything. these are going to be much more dense networks. they will be on traffic lights, streetlights, sides of building, b

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ross perot involved. clinton won. poll numbers started low.d to clinton and ford, trump's in the ballpark. look at president nixon, president bush, ronald reagan. president obama. nearly six in ten approved of h them at this point. the other point made, the "washington post" abc news poll was so inaccurate around the election. look at the last abc news/"washington post" tracking poll. 47-43. clinton. trump, 43%. last preelection poll. look what happened election day. 48.5, hillary clinton. 46.4 donald trump. off a little but if you think about the stickle margins of error in pollen, it's actually pretty close. so the president's attacking these poll numbers, however, they're bleak, and they're scientifically okay. >> and one number that was particularly, should be concerning to the white house is there's a 48% of voters disapprove strongly of the president. that is higher -- both president obama and president clinton did not reach that level. president bush, george w. bush didn't reach that level until -- late in the second term. it shows the

i'm a ross perot traitor. i believe -- trader. believe that when he talked about unfair trade, which is where president trump got a lot of his ideas from, i think that is on the right track. our democratica, line. good morning, dolly. caller: good morning. host: do you think that attorney general sessions should remain in his post? caller: yes, i do. a handshake does withean he is in cahoots the russians. and he should not have stepped down. but he did. that is ok. i think that donald trump, or president trump -- by the way, i am a democrat and i try to call on the democrat line and it would not go through. host: you are on the line, go ahead. caller: oh, ok thank you. , and i for donald trump believe that he speaks his mind and that is what we need, someone who speaks their mind. host: do you think his comments about attorney general sessions are expressing regret that he hired him? do you agree with the president? caller: you know, i agree with that mr. do believe is right on the dot , because iing -- believe they have a good re