he should be happy about the polling over the weekend from the "new york times" and siena college.lead in key battle ground states across the country. five out of six as you take a look at it here. and there is some big leads in nevada, for example, 52-41. there you see the breakdown. is he only trailing president biden according to this poll in wisconsin. but, inside the poll, there are even more positive numbers for the former president. let's bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume. brit, good evening. you saw this poll, it tracks with other polls that we have seen. what do you make of it? >> well, i think it's striking, that poll. you pointed out earlier it's only one poll but there are others similar. other thing got to worry the president it means that his arguments about bidenomics and how great the economy is clearly isn't selling. and now you have a situation this weekend in washington where these tens and then tens of thousands of pro-palestinian protesters outside the white house the muslim vote has become a democratic dependent on to win elections. if that i

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this new poll from "the new york times" and siena has ever wurn talking.e the six most important swing states in the 2024 election. it asks voters, biden or trump, who are you going to be for? look at the sea of red. five of the six trump is leading in. only wisconsin, a state joe biden narrowly beat trump in in 2020, a state trump narrowly won in 2016. that's the only state in this polling that biden leads in. all five others have trump leading right now. notably, all of these states that you see right here voted for joe biden in 2020. also notably, "the new york times" and siena at about this same time, the fall of 2019, ahead of the 2020 election cycle polled these states, biden versus trump and biden was winning just about all of them. so it's also a change from how the race between the two of them was setting up at this time four years ago. now, what would something like this mean in terms of the electoral college? let's take a look here. we'll be spending a lot of time with this over the next year. but go back to 2020, this is how things landed in 20

a new poll by the "new york times" and siena college found biden trailing donald trump in several keystates. how to make sense of these two data points, the elections an the poll. joining me is kristin soltis anderson, republican strategist and pollster and cnn contributor. kristin, i'm anxious to hear from you what about what you make of the two polls. the election seems to have gone well for democrats and yet you have this startling poll where biden is basically behind in all but one of the crucial swing states. >> well we could tart with the poll and see there is a lot of evidence that voters are frustrated with president biden and they feel that the economy is not better for them and they are as a result considering putting donald trump back in the white house. but the other thing that happened this week with voter goes going to polls, that is a set of issues including abortion which is a hot button, but at the moment has felt separate from the 2024 donald trump versus joe biden contest. but as we approach next year, i this i these two debates are going to converge and you'll wind

the new york times siena college poll showing donald trump leading president biden and five of six swinghen there is that new article that we talked about briefly, trump allies plot revenge. all this exactly one year from election day 2024. joining me now, my sunday family, we have don calloway, the national action fund. susan del percio, republican strategist, and david jolly, former gop congressman from nbc political analysts. david, that reception for chris christie, in your state, in maine you would think the guy hits shut down the gates of the florida keys. what do you make of the new poll in the trump revenge plot? put it all together, how concerning is this? >> yeah, start with christie. this is never been his race. it is not his. race he wants to get his message out there. he's doing. at this is not the party that wants to hear at, so you can hear the boos. the pole though, the poll that came out regarding trump and biden in swing states is very significant. there is no good news for joe biden in today's poll. i think that biden knows that, they have to look at it. i would say th

a lot of attention has been paid to this new new york times—siena couege this new new york times—siena sophia, how worried is the biden administration about these numbers? i the biden administration about these numbers?— the biden administration about these numbers? i think publicly these numbers? i think publicly the are these numbers? i think publicly they are showing _ these numbers? i think publicly they are showing it _ these numbers? i think publicly they are showing it off, - these numbers? i think publicly they are showing it off, do - these numbers? i think publicly they are showing it off, do say. they are showing it off, do say we're still a year out. but i think it raises a lot concerns for democrats who, obviously, onejoe biden to be doing well. but the poll shows a couple of things. one of them which is key is all of these five battleground states are states thatjoe biden one in 2020. so firstly, that should be a concern. numbertwo, it also showsjoe biden doing worse than he did previously with black voters and latino voters. these are constituencies that he needs to turn

marks exactly one year until the 2024 election and a new set of polls from "the new york times" and siena college show that president biden has some work to do. according to these latest polls, former president trump is leading in four key swing states, including nevada, a state biden narrowly carried in the 2020 presidential election, and georgia as well, a state that was central to trump's efforts to overturn the election results. the polling shows registered voters favor trump when it comes to handling the economy, immigration, national security, and the israeli/palestinian conflict. this latest polling is especially striking as trump faces mounting legal troubles. tomorrow, he is expected to take the stand in a civil fraud trial for what's shaping up to be a high-stakes day of testimony that could determine the fate of his new york businesses. let's discuss that and more with former clinton white house press secretary, joe lockhart, and former republican congressman, charlie dent. joe, let me start with you. if you're in the biden white house, what's your reaction to these numbers rig

the siena poll the non- white voters under 45 years old has plummeted by 33-point since 2020.ite voters over 35 is down 13 points. peryear before the presidential election trump is beating up biden in f and five of the six critical swing states by an average of 48 -- 44% among registered voters. trump a wind nevada, arizona, pennsylvania, georgia, and michigan the only state biden wins isn't wi is wisconsin by jo points. yesterday at mr. trump spoke of the florida freedom summit he declared florida trump country in an effort to undermine his closest rival florida governor ron desantis trump announced the endorsement of seven florida state legislatures including five who flip their support from desantis. florida senator rick scott and florida congressman byron donald and matt gaetz spoke and endorsed a trump who directly mocked desantis. >> my people said to cert don't let him he is a republican i said i don't care if he is a republican. we had him hard and now he is like a wounded following bird falling from the sky. >> desadesantis told the crowd florida's the model as he wou

a stunning "new york times"/siena poll shows that donald trump leading joe biden in nevada, georgia, arizona, and michigan in tight races in pennsylvania and wisconsin. my panel is here with me now. karen finney, i will start with you. >> thanks, dana. >> you're welcome! >> in all candor, truth serum, this has to be like a political five-alarm fire in the white house. >> well, look, i think we've all always said, this is going to be a tough race, period, full stop. i don't think anyone is taking anything for granted. and a couple of things, though, i'll say. if you look at the trend, right, in 2011, president obama was not in good shape. and that has been a trend in several -- and remember, we were all thinking that hillary clinton was going to be president and the economy was going to be the issue in 2022. i only say that to say, there's clearly more going on underneath the surface that this poll doesn't tell us. and that is where elections were won. understanding not just the what, but the why. the second thing i would say, though, is, yes, i hope it is an alarm for the campaign. a

after this, all these polls that came out from abc, cbs, new york times, siena, gallop, you'll see davidhe president shouldn't run again. watch this. >> there's just a lot of concern about the age issue and that is something i think he needs to ponder. just to check and say is this the right thing to do? >> voters are just plane frustrated and across the board, 76% of adults in the poll say it's headed in the wrong direction. >> democrats are loyal to the democratic party and sometimes i wonder just based on how that party has mr.ed thus for for -- performed for people of color, if we should continue to be loyal. >> if you're joe biden, he wants reelected. he would have a problem today? >> yes, a big problem. elizabeth: problem with black voters, hispanic voters and gen z and student loan bailouts didn't help him with the new york sometimes sienna poll showing trump is leading in five of six important swing states, carol. final word. >> yeah, no matter if you're a red party member or blue party member or whatnot, at the end of the day, we're all green party members. we care about that gr

this is a new poll from "the new york times" and siena college, and biden's campaign is downplaying the survey, but some democratic lawmakers are calling it all, quote, concerning. this hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. >>> this is a minor case that could end up being a big deal if he mis-testifies. if he says something in court that is under oath, that is false, it's going to be a lot of trouble for him, particularly with a judge that is already given him two gag orders. so, you know, i know the guy pretty well. he'll be very subdued. he'll be polite and respectful in that court. that's my prediction. >> interesting. is that the donald trump we will see on the stand today? anthony scaramucci thinks so. that's what he told us just moments ago about his former boss, donald trump, preparing to take the witness stand. you are looking at live pictures of trump tower. the former president expected to leave there shortly. he'll head downtown to a new york city courthouse, where he is set to testify when his civil fraud trial resumes. his business empire, reputation in the business world

this is a "new york times" siena poll, "new york times" siena poll, who should be trusted more to handleconomy. 37% joe biden, go. >> like i said, polls are going to change and right now you have a campaign in the gop side and you have an incumbent president that is focused on ukraine and israel and is not campaigning. with respect to bill, i mean, listen. i'm an obama guy. i had lunch with him two days ago. i think he has no -- there is not a second choice. president biden is going to be the democratic candidate. he is, i believe, going to be the next president, all this shadow that we are talking about. >> sandra: oh, ok, ok. >> all the shadow candidate stuff that bill maher is mentioning and everyone else, at month end, you will have deadlines and at florida, nevada, new hampshire, california, and all of that incumbent of the candidate versus incumbent, whether it's glenn youngkin on the gop and newsom and pritzker on the democratic side are over. they are not on the ballots. i had a preemption. >> sandra: wind is at our backs and the american economy, if that was the case they would

in the latest "new york times" siena college survey, trump leads biden in five states won by biden in last election. in voters went to the polls today, in arizona, they would go to trump by 5 points, 49% to 44%. in georgia, trump's lead is 6 points, 49% to 43%. in michigan, trump leads by 5 points, in nevada, trump leads by 11 points. in pennsylvania, trump leads by 4 points, 48% to 44%. the only state biden would be ahead is wisconsin. biden leads by 2 points,47% to 45%. voters say they trust trump more an biden to handle most key issues. on the economy, trump is favored by 22 points, a huge number. on immigration, the latest, 12. on handling the israeli hamas war, trump leads. biden is favored by 9 points on the issue of abortion. despite there being just a three-year age gaep between the two candidates, 71% of the poll's respondents say biden is too old while 39% say the same about trump. 53% of those voters also say they've been personally hurt by the current president's policies compared to just 35% who have been helped. on the flip side, 51% of those same voters say trump's poli

arthel: i am arthel neville knew polling from the "new york times" and siena college is calling trouble for president biden will mr. trump's momentum showing no signs of slowing down. the other recent polls has the closest competitor trailing by dozens of points. this all comes as republican ron desantis is expected to score a key endorsement. reports the isle governor kim reynolds will announce her support for desantis at a rally into one tomorrow. fox news caught up with the florida government yesterday. >> wwe have got a job to do. we have a country we have to fight for. we have a winds at we not need to do it not just electorally but getting all of the stuff we need somebody is going to be able to lead the country to a great comeback. arthel: a bryan llenas' life and freedom summit in kissimmee, florida it with more. arthel and eric "new york times" siena college poll not only find 71% of registered voters believe it president biden is too old for the job, it also find they believe desmet also finds for president trump is beating present biden and five of six key battleground states

a poll from "new york times" and siena college shows him polling at 22%. that's higher than any independent or third party candidate this late in the race since ross perot. and for that you go back to 1992. harry enten is "outfront" to go beyond the numbers. harry, it has now been, and i'm just off the cuff here saying at least six months, that we've been talking about rfk jr. pulling about 20% in various polls of various people. but that number has been very steady. okay. who is in it? key swing states he is polling at 22% where. is the support coming from you can see? >> it's coming from multiple groups, but perhaps the most important group is people who didn't actually turn out to vote in 2020. he is getting well into the 30s with that group. he is actually i believe leading with that group. you can see it right there, 36% that donald trump's 31%. these are people whoa didn't vote in 2020 who say they'll actually come out and vote for rfk jr. in 2024. >> so these could be you think young people who couldn't before or people who chose not to vote. >> cor

a new york times siena poll shows biden trailing trump in hypothetical matchups in five swing states back in florida, i'm a big supporter of the governor, but some voters say they're sure trump can beat desantis. even here, i think trump would win. >> he's a force to be reckoned with. ron desantis would be my second. >> former president trump is again skipping the next republican primary debate. that's this week in miami. we expect issues like border policy , foreign policy, energy policy, of course, to be front and center, though for the other candidates. maryalice parks, abc news, washington, maryalice. >> thank you. german police say a turkish man in a custody dispute caused the hostage situation that shut down hamburg's airport for 18 hours over the weekend. the 35 year old surrendered sunday afternoon in. he drove a car through the facility's gates on saturday. his four year old daughter was in the vehicle. neither of them was hurt. police say the man was already under investigation for kidnaping the girl last year. >> the morning continues today in western nepal and the afterma

the latest "new york times"/siena college poll shows that president biden is trailing trump in five out of six swing states that mr. biden won in 2020, with mr. trump getting higher marks on the economy in all of them now some democrats saying look, they're not panicking, it's too early, the election is still a year out and former president obama trailed in 2011 before defeating mitt romney. but i spoke to multiple democrats today who say they are deeply concerned, one calling it a five-alarm fire, and former top obama adviser david axelrod put it this way -- "if he continues to run, he will be the nominee of the democratic party what he needs to decide is whether that is wise, whether it's in his best interest or the country's." so high stakes here, lester >> one year to go. kristen, thanks very much >>> let's get now to the deepening israeli military campaign in gaza the death toll is rising now one month after hamas terrorists killed 1,400 israelis. chief foreign correspondent richard engel has late details. >> reporter: israeli tanks and troops have encircled gaza city and are expec

. >> the "new york times"/ siena poll came out this week. a republican candidate. what do you think the message voters are sending with these numbers? it's at 42%, like i was saying, unprecedented for a republican candidate. why do you think voters are responding to your message? you think the border is now more secure because of that relationship and the partnership you've been able to build with mexico? more and more latinos are identifying themselves as conservatives. why do you think that is? >> wait, wait. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, but those are your questions to the guy who might be the next president? "mr. trump, why are you so beloved by the latino community?" i was asked liking this guy's follow-up question... "is it true that to look upon your penis would be like, i don't know, gazing into the very face of god? i mean, how big is it? i mean just tell me when to stop. tell me when to stop. and just to be clear, we latinos are not a monolith. there are some of us that do support trump. in my family we refer to him as "the uncle who doesn

a new poll from "the new york times" and siena college shows the president trailing behind t former president trump in swing states, all states the biden campaign won in 2020. >>> ohio voters head to the polls tomorrow to decide whether to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. it is the latest bellwether on the issue which could play a key role in next year's presidential election. the amendment is the only one on ballots this ear. here is stephanie gosk. >> however, abortion may be contributed -- >> reporter: 92-year-old jo lawrence has always been in favor of abortion rights. >> i think it's up to the individual, not the government to decide what to do about a pregnancy. >> reporter: she's also a life-long republican who served in the ohio legislature. >> it's not partisan issue. it really isn't. and republicans are making it a part -- trying to make it a partisan issue. >> reporter: other republican women from the reliably red columbus suburbs also feel that way. in august, they voted against a republican effort to make changing the state constitution harder. many viewed that

yet a look at this new poll from the new york times and siena college. it shows in the six battleground states among likely voters in a three way race, trump would get 35. biden 33. and a sizable. support. kennedy jr. joining us live now to dive more into these and other numbers, camille baker, a member of the new york times data team. camille thank you so much for joining us today. appreciate it. >> thanks so much for having me. >> so when was this poll conducted and in which states? >> so we polled people in six swing states at the end of last month and early this month. and we were talking to people in arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania and wisconsin. >> obviously winning those states very important because those are the key swing states. but looking at that number we just showed with kennedy getting 24% the three way, that's a huge increase in his favor, isn't it? >> well, you know, i wouldn't i wouldn't necessarily say this is indicative of a sudden surge of support for kennedy. in fact, support for kennedy has been falling since he la

a stunning new york times siena college poll shows donald trump ahead of joe biden in nevada, georgia things are going badly in the country have reached an all-time high. in such a situation, one can expect a decline in the popularity of any president. but many more voters think their finances will improve if trump wins. a lot more people think this will be the case. the big news is that biden loses to donald trump due to the loss of a huge portion of black voters and young voters. the more diverse the swing state, the greater biden's lead. and he only led in the whitest of the six states. in foreign affairs, more voters think that if trump wins, he will be the one to keep the us out of war. this will likely lead to increased talk that joe biden should step aside to make way for another democrat. i like that biden is only strongly supported by white liberals, but media, maybe i'm exaggerating, but it seems like the media isn't trying to downplay it. more to ignore, they seem to highlight biden's weakness, what do you think about it, they 're so dark, you know what it reminds me of, ha

this is evidenced by the data of a new survey by the new york times and siena college.e states of arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania and wisconsin, where traditionally neither democrats nor republicans have stable support and therefore it is a kind of such a measure popularity the difference between the candidates there is significant. depending on the state writes the new york times, we are adding to our conversation andriy dobryanskyi, communications director of the ukrainian congressional committee of the usa, mr. andriy, good evening, although you are not here... it will be almost evening here by dinner time. mr. andriy, i want you and i to simulate the situation, of course we are just simulating, but less so to understand the consequences, let's imagine that theoretically trump can win, what will this mean for ukraine? well, you have to first of all, theoretically, former president trump will win... in 50 additional preliminary elections of our primaries and then he will still win in november and also in 91 court cases against him automatically, yes ,

a new poll from "the new york times" and siena college shows the president trailing behind former president trump in five swing states. they're all states that the biden campaign won in 2020. >>> trump's republican rival ron desantis is getting a key primary endorsement today. iowa governor kim reynolds will endorse desantis at a rally today in des moines. that's according to sources close to both reynolds and desantis. an endorsement from iowa's popular governor could give desantis a much needed boost ahead of the january caucuses. the latest nbc news poll has the florida governor trailing behind trump in iowa by 27 points. >>> now to las vegas, where construction is almost complete for the formula 1 race later this month. but some residents are not happy with the new additions to the strip. glass fences added to pedestrian bridges to block the race are now being vandalized. film on the glass has mostly been pealed off. so far there is no word from officials on plans to repair the damage. >>> why you might want to keep an umbrella handy. much of the country is waking up to wet weather, fro

. >> after leaving court, trump also referenced the new york times siena college poll that shows himding president biden in several battleground states and losing ground among black and young voters worried about the economy and biden's age. david axelrod, chief strategist for the obama campaigns, is questioning whether biden should stay in the race, saying if he continues to run, he will be the nominee of the democratic party. what he needs to decide is whether that is wise, whether it's in his best interest or the country's. >> i think history will be kind to joe biden based on what he's done in his first in his term as president. and, you know, the question is, how will it end? will it end with the defeat of donald trump or not? that's what he has to consider, because how it ends is important. >> as for the fraud case against president trump, there is no jury. the judge will decide whether to ban trump from doing business in new york and whether to find him hundreds of millions of dollars. trump's daughter, ivanka testifies tomorrow. >> the captain of a scuba dive boat that caught

a lot of attention has been paid to this new new york times—siena poll, and we have a map and it hashead matchup donald trump leading the current presidentjoe biden in five key swing states. if you look at that, sophia, how worried is the biden administration about these numbers? i think publicly they are shrugging it off, saying "we're still a year out." but i think it raises a lot concerns for democrats who, obviously, wantjoe biden to be doing well. but the poll shows a couple of things. one of them which is key is all of these five battleground states are states thatjoe biden one in 2020. so firstly, that should be a concern. number two, it also shows joe biden doing worse than he did previously with black voters and latino voters. these are constituencies that he needs to turn out. the reality is they still are primarily voting democratic. but, you know, trump has made some inroads. and the poll actually shows trump taking 22% of black voters. that is quite a bit. as well as doing better with latino voters. and so those two issues combined should be of concern to democrats. incl

badly in the polls you probably saw last week the "new york times" no big fan of mine i would say, the sienain pennsylvania we are up for in michigan were up five, arizona we are up to five. five. in georgia we are up six and nevada we are up 11 points. in an nationally we are up at numbers that frankly nobody has seen before nobody has seen it before. i don't think i have changed that much but when you look at the difference between what we did, the success we had just three years ago with the energy independence and even dominance. all of things we had and then you look at what's happening right now it's a big contrast. we are proud to see these great numbers are led by surging support from hispanic americans, african-americans and young people, how about that? [cheering] in the primary we are leading the field with an average of 61% for trump. you have seven or eight candidates left? think they are at a debate tonight no one's talking but everyone is watching. so 61% for your favorite president, me. and at 10% for ron and seven% for birdbrain. you know birdbrain? i will never run against

and a "new york times" siena poll shows biden trailing trump in hypothetical matchups in five swing states. back in florida -- >> i'm a big supporter of the governor. >> reporter: but some voters say they're sure trump can beat desantis. even here. >> i think trump would win. he's a force to be reckoned with. ron desantis would be my second. >> reporter: mary alice park joins us now from washington. former president trump has planned to testify in open court in new york tomorrow. what can we expect. >> reporter: that's right, a big moment. no cameras once he takes the stand, but the former president has been talking to reporters in the hallways of the courthouse. we don't know what kind of witness he will be. in his first deposition for the case, he pled the fifth, the right not to self incriminate, 400 times. in a second deposition, he was much more talkative. trump, of course, has dismissed all of this, he says as a political witch hunt. his daughter ivanka will also take the stand on wednesday. linsey. >> maryalice, thank you. stay with abc news as we mark one year out from election day

its have reportedly taken out positions on buildings near events, siena, hospital engineering, bringing goals or is, is along with them on the units, also storms residential neighborhoods on saturday night. and so we cut them nobliss and ramallah of hundreds of thousands of protest as have gathered in central london to take knowledge in a march cooling for c sign and gaza approach has comes as a whole. is this annual remembrance day commemorations which month the end of the 1st world who please estimate more than $300000.00 protests as a marching in support of palestine and states. the biggest installations conflict began, at least to 90 pharma counter protest, is having arrested and tens of thousands of people have also in march through belgium's capital was the quote for an immediate cease fund and gaza organizes build a demonstration in brussels as a european march for palestine protested to choose the e. u failing to take action in the face of violations of international law in gaza . and that's it for me, elizabeth, for on them. talk to algebra 0 is coming off next. as the game on

new york times, which was held jointly with siena college, and joe biden is leading in these states, joe biden, but donald trump is leading joe biden in these states , in different states, from four to 11 percent, and also, today is joe biden's birthday, he turns 81 today and is officially considered the oldest person in the history of the united states of america. from the president of the united states of america, so happy birthday, mister president. congratulations and thank you. turkey again offers its peacekeeping services in order to at least try to find ways to end the russian war in ukraine. the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, khakan fidan, said this today. during his speech in the parliament, he emphasized that in march 2022, official ankara was already organizing such negotiations. and if the conditions are ripe, i am ready to organize them again, while the head of the turkish foreign ministry emphasized that the leadership of his country supports direct channels of communication with moscow in order to achieve a fair and peaceful settlement of the conflict in ukrai

post" an interview with richard blumenthal concerned of president's trump's inexplicable credibility, siena college poll shows president trump beating biden five of six key states talk to us about road ahead monica crowley was here said primary is done candidates need to get behind trump. >> well, i think that is basically right. i don't see any plausible by a barring some gigantic health problem that trump is not going to be the nominee last poll i saw he was 63% against the whole field. the closest person, i think was governor desantis at 14. now if you are at this stage campaigning all year, made the case, the news media made the case the justice department has made the case, in the end, i think, trump people you heard me say this before people need to understand that trump is in fact the leader of a movement not a normal candidate. so you can't measure him, the question is, what are the lessons movement has to learn in ohio, where both marijuana and abortion did much better than you would have thought a state had gone increasingly republican would have done, to learn in virginia the gen

. >> excuse me it was the "new york times," in siena poll which said joe biden trailing president trump, in those swing states, so he is saying "new york times," yeah, i know, "new york times" just said it, in an interview with univision former president trump spoke out, he spoke about the support receiving from the latino community, in those swing states, watch this. >> the latino vote is so incredible, because unbelievable people they have, incredible skills incredible energy, and very entrepreneurial the message sending back numbers seeing in polls, security, want security. they want a border don't want people coming in, and regulated their house disorganize bad things the borders work both ways. >> sara reaction, as you know the border was one of president trump's main priorities, to ensure, that we were not getting terrorists coming through the border whether president trump was in charge border xraengs were at 40-year low now 20-year high in terms of apprehensions. >> democrats tend to treat latino models as sort of monolith pander to voters using identity politics they are a dive

a "new york times"/siena college poll shows former president trump holding the edge. we should note with the margin of error factored in, there's no clear winner in a pennsylvania or wis match-up. in nevada, a state biden won in 2020, former president donald trump is beating biden by 11 points. in georgia where trump faces criminal charges for his efforts to overturn the election results, biden is trailing by six points. in arizona which president trump carried in 2016 and lost in 2020, biden is losing by five points. finally, in michigan, trump is leading biden by five points. cnn's priscilla alvarez is traveling with the president and joins us live from rehoboth beach, delaware. priscilla, what is likely behind these numbers? >> reporter: the voters seem to be dissatisfied with the economy. questions remain over the age of president biden and his ability to steer the country in the next four years. what is notable about these poll numbers is these are four king swing states that president biden won in 2020. now he's trailing behind former president donald trump in t

. >> i do want to bring up, mica a new "new york times" siena college poll that just came out.t's got to be concerning because it shows president biden trailing trump in five battleground states. that would be nevada, georgia, arizona, michigan and pennsylvania. what do you think that comes down to? is it his age? is it the economy? what? >> it's certainly a number of factors that i think is plaguing biden right now. i think largely it's the economy. now he's going to have issues with foreign relations, with everything going on in israel, as well as ukraine and a lot of global conflicts he's had to deal with in his presidency. some of it could be related to his age. i know there are house lawmakers i've spoken to who privately criticize his age. we saw dean phillips launched his own presidential kon campaign related to concerns about his mental acuity and his age. i think a lot of it is going to come down to the economy, americans' pocketbooks, inflation and where that is going to be in the next year or so and where it is now. >> speaking of dean phillips, he did say on saturda

there is also siena poll shows trump beating biden in five of six states.ard. i don't know that we necessarily believe any poll from cnn. but, nonetheless, we are really focused on making sure that we get our message out to americans across the country much, which is why this recent endorsement by governor reynolds in iowa was so important for us. i think she recognizes. she did the courage juries thing. she could have stayed on the sidelines she support and endorsed governor desantis because she has worked closely with him and seen his leadership firsthand when they were dealing with covid. she has made sure to tell iowaians she not only supports him but committed to caucus for him. she is going to go around iowa and campaign for him. i think polls, of course, are a snapshot in a moment of time. what we believe is that the voters will speak loudly and they will speak on election day, and i believe firm live that they will support ron desantis. >> todd: in kim reynolds' endorsement there is a subtext that she did not feel that donald trump could beat joe bi

new polling from "the new york times" and siena college shows former president trump ahead. like arizona and wisconsin, poll margins are extremely tight. let's bring in michael rosen, a former press secretary to first lady jill biden. michael, good to have you today. we've got this quote from the president's campaign manager kevin munoz, who downplayed the polls, a year out tend to look different a year later, okay? he also said they're not fretting about these polls. do you think that they should be fretting about these polls if knacin fact that statement is accurate and they're not actually fretting? >> two things can be true. one, the polls are concerning. yes, it's hard to say it's red when it's blue. it's a bad poll. but polls are a report card for this moment in time. the grade you get today does not mean it's the grade you're going to get next week or next year. so, you know, we should be organizing, putting their heads down. they're raising a ton of money. if the election were held today, one thing i would say is that voters in the last three national elections have

a new poll from "new york times" siena college finds former president trump ahead of president biden in five out of six critical swing states, trump beat biden by 11 points in nevada, six points in georgia five in arizona michigan, four in pennsylvania, now biden is winning on trump in wisconsin, by two points, voters also pick trump on economy immigration turmoil in middle east former president is set to testify, take the stand today, in his 250-million-dollar civil fraud trial against trump and his company. that will happen this morning, this is all happening amid what turley has called an unconstitutional gag wrod the judge will not allow trump to say a word about anything including his clerk the clerk is on her phone around apparently then whispering into judge's ear we don't know what that is about talking to on phone this is happening repeatedly i am told. liz: everything about this trial of donald trump so offensive entire premise absurd, because everyone in real estate industry understands what trump did may be with a little more he egregious, to secure best loans, by the way

exactly one year out from the 2024 election, a new set of polls from "the new york times" and siena college show biden trailing former president donald trump in hypothetical match-ups in four key swing states. tomorrow trump is set to take the stand in a high-stakes civil fraud trial that could help decide the fate of his business empire in new york. this happening at the same time that president biden is trying to strike a balance in the war between israel and hamas, pushing for a humanitarian pause. this just in to cnn. we're learning that cia director bill burns is traveling to the middle east to meet with multiple leaders in that region as negotiations over hostages taken by hamas continue. while the white house continues to focus on the crisis in the middle east, the biden campaign is responding to this latest polling. cnn's priscilla alvarez is in rehoboth beach, delaware. priscilla, what's the response from biden world? >> reporter: jim, they are downplaying this poll, saying we're still a year out from the election. but it does paint a grim outlook as the president fans out across t

a siena college poll shows 46% of your voters are favorable towards mayor adams. 39%, unfavorable.he scope of this, the drama that has unfolded, there has also been other instances circling him, although he has not personally charged in anything. how are new yorkers responding to this? >> we subs a prize. new yorkers are quite wary of news events like this. he has been fighting on behalf of new yorkers, in terms of trying to secure federal funding for the migrants who have searched into the city's. so he may be popular in that vein. let's remember this is someone whose name was floated as, potentially, and next democratic contender for president. somebody who used to be very close to president biden, now saying that the relationship has deteriorated. no longer, a national democrat, in that way. >> especially about this moment. that's the way he went after biden, and governor hochul, at one point, about that issue around immigration. you're right your minus of that. emily, thank you so much. let's bring in cnn legal analyst, as well as criminal defense attorney, mr. joey jackson. al

"the new york times"/siena college poll shows former president trump holding an edge over president biden in four of the key states among registered voters. cnn's priscilla alvarez is traveling with the president and joins us live from rehoboth beach delaware. priscilla, lay out some of these numbers for us? what kind of picture does this paint form biden's re-election campaign and trat gee? >> reporter: well, it's a glimpse into the long road ahead that the biden campaign has as the economy is trending in the right direction and there's still doubt about the president's ability and age in steering the country forward. these are the four key swing states that came up in this poll, all of which president biden won, but is now trailing behind former president donald trump. that includes nevada where trump is at 52 to biden's 49. georgia, 43% for biden, trump's 49%. michigan, with trump at 48% to biden's 43%. there is a margin of error here of about plus or minus 4.4 or 4.5 points, but it's still striking when you take into consideration that the former president since leaving office faces a

a recent "new york times" siena college poll across six battleground states including georgia found trumpunning eight points behind biden among latinos. do you think the votes are up for grabs interest either party in 2024? >> absolutely. i think for many parties, really, and there is a lot of frustration and broken promises. >> reporter: he advocates for and works with latinos statewide. latino concerns mirror the country. their biggest issues? >> inflation and job pay, rent prices and health care. >> reporter: juan jose, 63 years married, they raised seven kids, now in their 80s, still show up to work every day at their atlanta snack shop. what's important for most people living in georgia, he says, is work. he says he is a democratic, but worries about the economy and crime. >> in atlanta -- >> reporter: in atlanta, he says, many people are thinking bad things about murder and crime. diego has lived in atlanta and cut hair for 17 years. the candidate who will get his vote, the one he believes will improve both the economy and bring down crime. do you have a candidate in mind? are you m

the biggest margin for biden over 2024 from the six swing states from "new york times" and siena college but donald trump is ahead of joe biden by three points. nikki haley leads by nine points and a generic republican leads by 15 points. trump can definitely win, but he is far from the safe bet. and somebody should tell republicans, if you want to win, you should go with somebody else. >> republican voters say that's good enough for them. thank you very much. >>> i want to bring in republican congressman tim burgess from tennessee. he was one of the eight repugnance voted to oust then speaker kevin mccarthy back in october. congressman, thank you so much for being here again. >> thank you for having me. >> as you may know, in an interview with cnn this week, former speaker mccarthy really unloaded on you and seven other republicans who ousted him. was intuited of what he had to say. >> i think the two that were different than all the others were tim burton and nancy mays. the others hadn't voted anyway. >> what about them surprised you? >> they seemed to have changed during that time, t

and new siena college poll showed black voters in nevada, georgia, arizona, michigan, and pennsylvaniare registering 22% support for trump, 8 from -- up from 8% in 2020. the trend has some strategists concerned. biden campaign official recently blamed the financial problems many are facing on, quote, a brick wall of maga extremism. not sure voters are buying that. stuart: thank you very much. let's get back to the internal memo blasting biden's handling of israel and accusing him of being complicit in genocide and committing more crimes. plenty of people on capitol hill really oppose biden's israel policy. on the other side of the coin. we just got this, 116 biden and obama administration campaign official showing their support to biden's backing up israel. bret baer with us this morning, looks to me like biden's israel policy has split the democrats and the split is getting worse. am i right? >> you are right. there's a real sense the democratic party is splitting on this issue. people on capitol hill are being very vocal about that, the squad and others but inside the democratic part

more than half of this poll by "the new york times"/siena college says current economic conditions are poor. that's a threat to democrats, especially to biden. >> it is. we can't tell people the economy is good or things are getting better if they don't feel it. go to the grocery store, food is more expensive. gas is more expensive than they remember, even while it's coming down. these are things affecting people's lives. rent is more expensive. doing anything right now is more expensive because of inflation. this is still the period outside covid when we saw things skyrocket. they went up super quick and they're coming down much slower. we've got to explain to people all the things president biden has done to help that along. yeah, people still don't necessarily feel it. there's no doubt about that. we've got to talk to them. >> your fellow house drk, congresswoman rashid that tlaib is accusing joe biden of supporting a genocide in gaza. she said from the river to the sea, she tried to explain on twitter what that call means. she's obviously mrain american. she says aspiration call fo

moving up in siena and other polls. >> again, we talked about this on thai.er than all other republicans. but it would have to be a complete upside downtown, right, in american electoral politics. i get it donald trump is upside downtown to at love us. i think we are 11 months out as you said. we look back, i was looking at nate silver's piece that he put out around this time in 2011. is obama toast? mitt romney is up 5 points and then he coasted to re-election and had a successful second term. >> bret: i'm not sure the obama-biden thing is apples to apples. looking at this going wait a second. this is not working. >> brian: nobody doubted -- you could be the biggest detractor of barack obama. no one could say is he not talented no. one can say he can't give a great speech. trailing by five or six points. okay. right message, things break the right way he could do it. nobody thinks that joe biden is getting better. nobody thinks joe biden has another year. i don't think joe biden thinks he has another gear. he will do it through surrogates. almost everything