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we do have key insights today from a new poll from "new york times" and sienna college. one is that trump has a four point lead on biden nationally going into tonight and the other is that voters have higher expectations for trump than they do for biden tonight. >> president trump absolutely is the front-runner in this race. he has the money. he out raised the democrats in the months of april and may. he has momentum. he is winning in all battleground states, winning with independents, hispanic-americans, and winning a large portion of the black vote now because he has a winning message. >> reporter: tonight president biden will have to win over not just undecided voters but also members of his own party. 56% of democrats say they would prefer another candidate, that is according to a "gallup poll" also out this morning. tonight, larry, we'll listen to what the candidates have to say, but also how they say it. will the former president stick to policy discussion and kind of win over those people who might not be happy with his demeanor sometimes at rallies. and for biden

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kevin costner plays one of the main roles in horizons; the cast of the saga also includes sienna miller, sam worthington, isabelle fuhrman and jena malone. enough talk. well, i 'll tell you what, there's not much to do in these areas, but no matter who does what, everyone is being watched, and i don't mean god. order rests on the fact that i am watching you, a person watches his neighbor, sees what he tolerates and what he does not, my father says, noticing that you have been insulted, people will test you, show them that you will not forgive the insult, even small, and that revenge will be cruel, tremble, he says, and they will crucify you and ... spin you until they erase you from the face of the earth along with your name. i told you to keep that in mind. the scenery and landscapes of the film, wide panoramas, grandiose views, and the harsh nature of the wild are distracting from watching the actors. west becomes both a full-fledged hero of the picture and the engine of the plot. typical western characters: a criminal hero, indians, a servant of the law, subject to the irreconcilable

elizabeth elizabeth his approval dropped in "the new york times"/sienna poll, gallup has him around a 37. biden is trending below levels where george h.w. and jimmy carter lost. you know, one of the big things, jason, people are talking about is why biden needed the take a week off to prepare with 16 advisers when biden has done 28 debates since 198? what do you want to watch for when it comes to biden's stamina and conduct? what do you expect to see? >> i expect to see a juiced-up joe ready to go, you know? just bouncing off the a walls. and so, look, why the are expectations so low for joe biden? because people have seen it for the last three and a half years. he does not have the ability to make a solid argument. he stumbles. he's just -- it's an embarrassment. look at that poll that you put up there. 60% of americans think that donald trump's going to have a better performance because he's got the energy, the vigor, the vim, everything, a better plan for america. expectations are so low. and if your expectations of your president are so low, do you really want to give him four mor

a new york times or sienna college survey of battleground states released last month shows trump winning more than 20% of black voters in a two-way match up with the us president by that would amount to a historic high if it translates to boats in november compare that to trap winning roughly one in ten black voters nationally in 2020 according to multiple estimates, the tasha lind sat is a professor of government at the university of essex. she joins us now from cultures to england. thank you so much for joining us. i mean, what do you make of this latest appeal? so from donald trump in that church well, he has been trying to appeal to a lot of demographics that democrats have traditionally done well with not just african american voters, but also hispanic voters. and we've seen that the polls haven't been very good for biden with this wide group of different people that he has to attract, not just young voters, hispanic voters, black voters buy-in has been hemorrhaging support amongst african-american voters and trump is trying to capitalize on that. now, what some of the poles also re

a new sienna poll, trump is gaining on biden even in the blue state of new york.ut, tammy, the white house has been doubling down, attacking media for reporting on the unedited footage coming in daily. we showed footage of joe biden slowly getting into an suv as the secret service agent stands behind him to make sure he doesn't fall down. tammy, isn't this a question -- instead of attacking the media, should the white house just show everyone their claim this footage a are cheap fakes, are altered to back up their claim? should they show their proof of of that? >> there is a cheap fake, i have to admit it, and it's if the biden presidency. that's the cheap fake. now, what's dangerous about this approach is, one, it exposes the contempt they have for the average american citizen, for the voters. it shows you the degree to which they will go to lie. in other words, literally, liz, they're saying don't believe your eyes. and, obviously, the bigger problem is, you know, this a. a.i.-generated deep fakes videos that we are warned about that we've seen sometimes where i

eastern right here on sienna i'm coming up did donald trump's lawyers make any headway? their latest attempt to make the classified documents criminal case go away and we're getting a new look at the floating pier built by the us in hopes of bringing more aid into gaza as it is plagued right now by major problem, stay with us. urine. the situation the most anticipated moment of this election. and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the former president, one stage two, very different visions for america's future the cnn presidential debate thursday night at nine live on cnn and streaming on max belly, i need help with a clicker. >> one second, grandma disguise going to buy my car no, he's still there. >> okay. >> you need carbonic what's your plate number? boss? >> mov vehicle features, no accidents, right? good. >> generating offer, guard mana can pick it up tomorrow. >> that's an amazing offer. >> but do you still need help with the clicker? >> i'll ask your sister sell your car the easy way with karbala priceline helps families. >> they've of 60% on family

officials say a minivan and a toyota sienna crashed head-on just after 4.30 now the toyota caught on fire with a person trapped inside. according to chp, one person died and 5 others were injured. officials say a man and one of the cars walked away from the accident. they're still searching for him in the area. back here. family and friends gathered in dolores park to remember a son friend and father lewis r way low was shot and killed wednesday night in san francisco with the gunman still on the loose. he was a san jose state student and had dreams of being a firefighter kron four's jack moment spoke to his family about how they want him to be remembered. >> talia aguayo is looking at the impossible. vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant, the morris park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother was the most important part of her life. every morning up in many years loath never our way. those fronts lighting all filling the air with us know that lets everybody know that he will

new polling from the "new york times" and sienna college shows mr. trump with a four-point lead among likely voters. that's still within the margin of error. brie jackson kicks off our coverage with tonight's big showdown. >> reporter: the stage is set for the first presidential debate between president biden and former president trump, with some voters bracing for what's ahead. >> a hot mess. i expect a hot mess. to be completely honest. because just like, i'm pretty sure they're going to go back and forth. oh, you think his policy's good? my policy's great. >> reporter: others are hoping to see each candidate paint a clear picture of their vision for the country's future. >> what both candidates need to do is talk about what they're going to do for the american people, how they're going to show up as leaders. >> reporter: a new poll shows the majority of americans, 6 in 10, say they will watch thursday's debate, as both campaigns push to get their message across. >> these are the two most dis-liked candidates in presidential history. they need to g

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and what to what sienna was saying, you know, talking about the much bigger problems over the decades in colorado, in can you of corruption of mismanagement. couldn't this be the beginning of a government of the government to looking at those much deeper problems? the president's promise not to assign these b, o, he's actually just completely no cast conference goes up or off. that's to the, engage the project so, so you know, my to say from lots of stakeholder kind of approach to ensure that the young people listen to now. but it is on a time to not be escalation. but how so i think opportunity to have a more comprehensive i think, approach towards some of the issues that have to make the country of course corruption as well. i'm trying to see all of these, this about governance. you know how, but they can political east coast on a big city, even the visually economy to what really crow that have contributed or conspire to put they to do. they kind of by environment we see right now to being laid by the young people. oh no, this proportion to be affected by the economy of considering

and sienna college shows a type race between the 2 candidates and bite and his training just behind trump. the national polls. 46 percent of voters have indicated support for trump or 45 percent support by them. not survey conducted just days ahead of this debate shows that 60 percent of voters thought trump would perform either quote very or some was well only 46 percent. so the same about binding both of the oldest to sick, the presidency, 59 percent say they're very concerned about biden's age, only 18 percent. say the same thing about donald trump. rena shows a former republican presidential campaign senior adviser, not the delegate of the 2016 republican national convention. she's joining us now live from washington, d. c. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i'm in terms of donald trump's performance that we're going to see tonight is undecided. voters may look at donald trump and think what you had for years to try to put all this stuff into place. and then you were voted on what is donald trump have to do in the next 19 minutes or so to be able to persuade undecided vote

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i think cnn will actually be fair because i think the, the folks at sienna and most of the people probably included congressman grayson wants to see joe biting out of this race. they know he can't win. is these down in the polls? nobody believes in him. everybody sees a dimension that he wears and every single speech that he gives and, and quite frankly, they want him removed and they want somebody else to go in. there may have a shot or they think has a shot against donald trump. or alan, do you agree with that? do you agree with this 5, be actually the hell marry that some democrats are hoping for. this is a way to get job. i'm not gonna be able to bring somebody else into the ticket before the convention. well, i think the last statement was borderline delusional. i mean, just look at the pause button, wins, pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin, that he's re elected president and states were with trump, was at a far worse position before the last election. and nobody was talking about ditching. and so now the fact that matter is that by him is actually spending as effort ends money o

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. >> ainsley: captain, sienna polls have you neck and neck with jackie rosen.e balance of power, 49-51. why is this seat important to you? >> this seat is not just important to me, but to the entire country. we have seen contrast between joe biden and left leaning congress lead by chuck schumer compared to how things were under president trump's wellership. nevadans are hurting. the american dream is at risk and people are looking for hope. i know power and importance of hope when all seems lost. my own soldiers came to my rescue saying, sir, i have you. that is what president trump is doing for americans and gaining in the polls and i seek to do in nevada, give them something to hope for. country and struggles we have now do not have to persist. we can get back on track, become strong and have an economy that works for all. >> lawrence: captain, many would argue you have given the country enough, almost dying in combats, decided to serve again. >> ainsley: god bless you, thank you for your service. jury deliberations will resume in hunter biden gun trial in 20

this is from sienna and what book or movie left a lasting impression.y i did. going in the exact opposite direction. lauren: going with pretty woman and the best movie of all times and probably said every female everywhere. stuart: ashley. ashley: talking the other day to my wife and don't particularly like it and huge with clock work orange and first house society and can fall apart and the disturbance to this day. stuart: i liked what about bob. that's lightning it up on a friday. stuart: time for the friday trivia question and that's the next thing and average life span and up to how many days and average life span of eyelash? we'll return after this. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ i was only 23 when i was first diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer. 40 years later, i've had almost 20 mohs surgeries. i had just accepted that the pain and the scars were going to be

latest sienna poll shows 87% of voters think president biden is too old to be a competent president,t happens now? >> i think that number drastically goes up. last night after the debate i watched msnbc, cnn, fox, whichever one i could get and every one had a different message than before. they had a messaging of what are we going to do with biden, i do not think it was a great night for biden or democrats at all. end of the day, that number is going to go up and i know my friends and people i know in the gen-z community definitely think age is a problem for biden. >> carley: i'm sure some stumbles will make their way to social media and young people get their news from social media platform, that could persuade certain young people to vote a certain way. jamill, a lot of the night was talking about how bad the other person was, a lot of punches thrown. here is one moment president biden wishes did not happen, listen to this. >> what he's done to the black population is horrible, he called them super predators for years. that was the name and they have taken great offense and now see

. >> i mean, there were two poles earlier this week from new york times, sienna. and when we act that both show donald trump leading joe biden head-to-head nationally by four percentage points at no point by the way, and its 2019 or 2020 years, did donald trump everly, joe biden even before the pandemic last time around. so it shows you what a challenge they have. you also have donald trump campaigning friday in the commonwealth of virginia has it been republican in 20 years? minnesota is now in play, so the swing state map is growing in donald trump's favor. the polls are all shifting in donald trump's favor. we, we, and donald trump have to just keep talking about the issues that matter to the american people joe biden made his job even more difficult, and it was already a mount everest size, a hill to climb. >> simon simon, i see you shaking your head, but if you look at columnists across the spectrum thomas friedman for instance, joe biden is a good man, a good president. he must bow out of the race. >> yeah, i do want to say that this idea that the poles are

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officials say a minivan in toyota sienna crashed head-on just after 4.30, yesterday. the toyota caught on fire with a person trapped inside. according to chp, one person died and 5 others were injured. officials say a man and one of the cars walked away from that crash. police say they are still searching for that person. family and friends gathered in san francisco's dolores part. remember a son friend and brother, the victim. a san jose state student was fatally shot wednesday night. the gunman still on the loose. hope was jack moment spoke with the victim's family about how they want him to be remembered. >> talia leila is looking at the impossible. a vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant, the morris park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother, was the most important part of her life. every morning up in many years ever our way. those fronts lighting all filling the air with the snow that lets everybody know that he will be remembered >> felt loved >> we lo

larry: i was looking on breitbart but "new york times" sienna poll or survey.biden lost with women. >> you know it is the grocery store. a lot of women are turned off by the donald trump bombastic approach but when they weigh the bombastic versus the grocery store every week, i'll take that. and get lower prices. soy, look. we saw this during the primary that number one issue of border, but as we're get closer to the election, number one issue is the economy. i think it will end that way. election will be based on people circumstances, you talk with black voter today to the barber shop or mall you talk with folks they say life was better under donald trump it is what it, i may disapply with him on some things but people choose things that impact them on day-to-day basis, and white house has done themselves a disservice, i understand the white house press secretary job to be chief spin ir, but to deny reality of people on the day on day basis not smart. larry: you know, interesting. one of ministers in detroit meeting, said obama and biden never came to the hood

. >> reporter: when registered arizona voters were asked in a recent new york times/are sienna college important in deciding their vote in november, the economy came out on top followed by immigration and abortion. president biden has made a handful of trips to the grand canyon state since his narrow win here in 2020, but recently he trails trump in poll after a poll. this morning trump marked the anniversary of d-day on truth social writing, quote: today we honor the immortal heroes who landed at normandy 80 years ago. the men of d-day will live forever in history as among the bravest, noblist and greatest americans to walk the earth. they shed their blood and thousands gave their lives in defense of american freedom. they are in our hearts today and for all a time. trump's stop in arizona is part of a western state swing that will also include california and nevada, and while here, stuart, trump and the rnc are really expected to push their swamp the vote usa initiative. this is to promote absentee voting, early voting and mail-in voting as well. stuart? stuart: alicia a acuna, thank

have the conservative party registration and not affiliated voters are up and polls like the new siennao shows the race within wing l digitses and undersamples and oversamples new york city and didn't ask about robert kennedy jr. on the ballot and the race is a bit closer than even what the polls are showing. charlie: under the radar is how the disunity within the democrat party right now. a local house race and record $23 million spent in the primary between jamal bowman and george lattimer is running against him and that's got to be a big part of why trump is doing well. >> right. independents and democrats have gotten turned off by the democratic party and eric adams numbers are lower than ever, kathy hochul's numbers and joe biden's numbers in the state, they're all low and issues that emerged like for example the illegal migrant crisis, that two years ago wasn't that big of an issue. look at primary that's coming up in a few days here in new york between jamal bowman, one of the squad members and george lattimer who's raised millions and getting his message out. it'll be one to wat

stuart: a new sienna poll showing trump is only after they're eight points behind biden in new york statens with black and jewish voters. are they going to put him over the top. is it possible to win the state. >> crazy thins have happened. stuart: is it crazy? >> the second poll and historic and gubernatorial candidate and 47% traditionally and getting a third of the vote in the city and carrying it statewide vote and everything being equal and look, he's seeing huge gains among working class hispanics and he's building a diverse coalition in the city and across the state and i dent know but it'll be the closest it's been in many years and that's a good thing. stuart: what do you think, brian? >> one thing you said was working class, working class, working class, talking about tips. he's on offense, okay. his opponents had him in a courtroom and he was still campaigning in the state. i think new yorkers look at somebody on offense sp and say,, i like that. stuart: reagan won new york state in 1984. 40 years ago, but he won it, he was a republican. >> what happen second-degree there was a

blacks, asians, women, there is a story on "new york times" sienna paul i don't know the whole storyt trump is ahead among women. women if you can imagine such a thing but again the inflation problem and cost-of-living problem has been an absolute killer. >> sandra: and crime a big one for women as well. >> crime a huge one for women. i don't want to sound preachy i'm just saying this is what the numbers show, polls can be misleading i get that. they are just snapshots but he has done very well. >> and the most important issues in the fox news polling those that see it extremely important to the 2024 vote, economy is number two. 66% almost tied with the future of democracy which is the top of the list 68%. >> i don't believe that. i'm sorry with all due respect to those pollsters i don't believe that. >> this one too a fox poll do you trust to do a better job in the economy here in 46% say joe biden. donald trump takes the lead there at five points above him 51% say it is the former president they trust on the economy. so the people are feeling pessimistic. they are being told by thi

a sienna college poll has biden beating trump by single digits in new york.york. a poll finds former president trump leading biden by 18 points in iowa which was once a swing state, obama won iowa in 2008 and 2012. joining me is iowa congressman zach nun, a member of the house financial services committee, a newly minted u.s. air forceful bird colonel. congratulations on the promotion. we appreciate your service to our great country. what do you make of the polls where trump is beating biden in the swing states and you've got these deep blue areas which actually trump is quite competitive in. >> yeah, maria, you're absolutely correct here. iowa has traditionally been a swing state. four years ago we were 75% democrat in our congressional makeup. we're now 100% republican, the first time this happened since the i eisenhower administration. folks in iowa the last days of the trump administration could fill up their gas at a buck 63. it's over $3 now. now filling up the minivan, buying milk, it's costing $15,000 a year. we have 8 million i'll lee email immigrant

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the debate and then goes from there a new poll just out from your newspaper, the new york times and sienna college shows that 20% of republicans and 10% of independents are more likely to vote for trump because of his criminal conviction in new york. what do you make of that i think that the responses from voters about a conviction and how it will impact their vote and four-and-a-half months have been very, very hard to actually pin down. >> there's definitely been a lot of, a lot of evidenced in past polling that in some places it hurts trump. i think there are people who may be responsive to his message about a weaponized justice system. again, he repeatedly claims without evidence that this has all been puppet tiered by president biden but i just don't think any of this is determinative of what it looks like in the fall maggie haberman, as usual. thank you very, very much coming up more news from here in georgia, joe biden and donald trump have both won the state and it's crucial to both their campaigns. this election as well, we're talking with voters here about what's expected to be a

"the new york times"/sienna poll has 68 of voters thinking he's too old.p side, if he does well for 30 minutes, everybody will be like, oh, look at this success. i think that's a challenge for trump as well. the expectations are, rightly, quite low for joe biden. stuart: set the bar low, and if he jumps over it, he's in. at least it's a success, put it like that. mary katharine ham, see you again soon. >>> tonight, the fox news democratic 2024 special, the cnn presidential debate simulcast on fox. please watch on fox. if. >>> all right, let's turn to the markets and and check futures. this is debate day, the morning of. down 90 on the dow, down about 11 on the nasdaq. adam johnson with with me this morning. >> sir. stuart: are stocks overextended? >> they're getting there. and i'm saying that as someone who is fully invested, so i'm keenly aware. i tell you why i say this, the s&p 500 is trading at 21 times earnings. for context, typically 17-20 is kind of where you want to see a bull market, so 21 it's pushing up. and yet if you look back at the tops from

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officials say a minivan and a toyota sienna crashed head-on just after 4.30. the toyota caught on fire with a person trapped inside. the victim died at the scene. now police say that a man in one of the cars walked away from the accident. they are searching for him in the area. again, police are working to shut down all lanes in the area. again, a breaking news situation and we will provide you updates as soon as they become available. and other news family and friends gathered in dolores park tonight to remember a son friend and brother luis argo. ayla was shot and killed wednesday night in san francisco. but the gunman still on the loose. he was the san jose state student and had dreams of being a firefighter kron four's jack molmud spoke to his family about how they want him to be remembered. >> talia aguayo is looking at the impossible. vigil for her only brother luis r just 19 years old, he was shot and killed while out this penchant, the morris park us. the best. >> being here, this joined by her parents. natalia says that her brother was the most import

lee, we've got new polling from "the new york times", sienna and emerson college. after trump's conviction, former president trump is still holding his lead over biden, but it is tightening. for example, in times' polling it's 47% trump, 46% biden. what do you think of this? >> i think it's not, not that big of a deal at tend of the day. we've seen polls sort of shift like this all throughout. we haven't seen a major shift in the polls, and i think a lot of people especially on the left were expecting to see that a trump was going to take a huge dive. he hasn't. before the verdict came in, 17% of americans said that they were likely to reconsider their vote for donald trump if he were convicted. now only 4% say that they will. so it's actually, i think, much less of an impact than anybody expected. and i think over time we're going to see that even lessen. there's the concern about a president biden's age, it's just about the same as the concern about a donald trump's conviction here. and i think at the end of the day we've got a lot of people who don't want either

a sienna college poll has biden beating trump by 8 points in deep blue new york. i think this is partly because of the migration story. biden won new york by 23 points in 2020. trump is getting a boost from jewish and black voters. and then new polling analysis shows president biden has the weakest lead among women of any democrat since 2004 especially among black and a hispanic women. he is now polling 58% with black women, that is down 86 -- from 86% in 2020, thomas. >> well, exactly. you know, we're in new york city. you can feel it as you walk around. we saw videos of women being punched randomly in the street. the city has become quite scary for women. i can see why. can you believe trump is out there hosting rallies in the bronx? can you ever imagine that a republican candidate would be doing this? i went to detroit to see president trump speak there and it's the same thing. deep republican -- democrat detroit. we might see becoming more and more republican because people are realizing that democrats have not been doing much for the black community and of co

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. >> there was a "new york times" sienna poll that shows a slight shift towards biden.ee percentage points. it's in line with other recent national polls, although we should note this recontact poll isn't necessarily representative of the electorate because there's no margin of error. but does it surprise you at all there hasn't been a bigger shift, or does this show that a guilty verdict was already baked in with voters? >> yeah, i think that's right. what we're seeing is this clearly hasn't been the political earthquake that maybe some democrats had hoped it would be. and i don't know why you would ever think anything is going to be an earthquake right now because we're so dug in on where we are. you hear some people will say, well, it will actually be the sentencing that's going to really shake things. i don't know how many times we have to wait for the next thing that's going to change things. i think people are pretty dug in but your point is the right one. people know that donald trump has questionable character and does shady things. that doesn't surprise anybody

larry: i was looking, up on "breitbart," but it was "new york times/sienna poll" or survey, trump hashas lost with women. it is extraordinary. >> you know what it is? it is the grocery store. larry: yeah. >> a lot of women are turned off by the donald trump bombastic approach but when they weigh the bombast versus them going to the grocery store this week, they say i will take the bombast and get lower prices. so, look, we saw this during the primary, the number one issue was the border, but as we're getting closer to the election, the number one issue is becoming the economy. i think it is going to end that way. the election is going to be based on people circumstances. when you talk to black voters today, you go to the barbershop, go out in the mall, talking to folks, listen life was better under donald trump. that is what it is. i may disagree with him on some things. people are choosing the things that impact them on a day-to-day basis. the white house has done themselves a disservice. white house press secretary job to be the chief spinner but to deny reality of people day-to-day

massacre get their diplomas almost 12 years after 20 of their classmates and six adults were killed siennaational correspondents, brin jin grass is in new town brand. it has to be a very emotional day. there yeah you can feel it. >> briana, really all over this town, not only just talking to those students are about to get there diploma. and you said it right there, bittersweet. that's how it's been described. he's, high-school seniors are excited, they're trying to celebrate the fact that they're reaching this major milestone in their life, but they are very much aware of the classmates that will be missing in the serum i'm one today and they'd been living with that for almost 12 years. i want you to hear from them about what this day means to them i think it was really important for a lot of us. >> take meaning out of us getting out that day so for me, everything i do in life is for them you have these big moments in your life. things that are supposed to be solely exciting but they get clouded by this and a way that we want to be remembering our friends and we are going to keep them wit