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an nbc news "washington post" poll shows that 65% of republicans view donald trump unfavorable. hillary clinton's numbers aren't great among democrats, 75%/25%. 1/4 of democrats, but it's better than trump. t a bloomberg politics poll shows that 28% o republicans have an unfavorable view of their own party right now. on the other side of the aisle only 4% of democrats feel the same way about their party. w is this significant? because republicans may b less enthusiastic about voting in the fall ad that enthusiasm gap doesn't just hurt trump, it could end up hurting republicans up and down the ballot. a marquette university poll showed 78% of republicans will definitely vote in november, tt's a 9% drop since marh. party leaers do have reason to worry that their voters might just stay he. and i that happens, a 2-3 point republican advantage could quickly become a 2-3 pnt loss on election in that senate rig. and while the house majority seems insurmountable right now. those happen when one party simply doesn't show up to the polls. that's what republicans have to fear. >>> when we c

it shows trump and clinton unpop already with 60% of the country viewing trump unfavorably. they are expected to go after trump on everything from his business records to his temperament. a dramatic shift in tone for trump while taking reporters on a tour trump told bloomberg news he wouldn't characterize saying quote president obama has mass deported a vast number of people, the most ever and it's never reported. i think people are going to find i have not only the best policies by i'll have the biggest heart of everybody. and trump answered no. i would not call it mass depor station and trump said it would in the be a blanket one saying i want people that have bad thoughts out. i would limit terrorist kr countries and we know who those terrorist countries are. >>> he said trump pushed him over the edge leading him to change his party registration to an affiliate. he said this is not my party. they say republicans should put the before the party. -- he declined to say whether trump is even qualified to be president. hillary clinton. >> bombastic comments in tur bu lant times

trump does even worse among women. an astonishing 77% view him unfavorably. ble in all these polls, trump's negatives have grown substantially worst than which dovetails with the mistakes he may have made. >> you in the, trump seems to be mistaking the republican electorate for the general electorate. the fact is that in all of those primaries, only 10% of eligible voters voted in all of the republican primaries, trump got about between 40% and 50%. let's say 50%. so he got five percent, half of the 10 percent -- five percent of the john electorate supported him in the primaries but he is going face ten times that in the general election. and so he's got a dramatically increase his support among a much broader electorate if he's going to win the president? i november and at this point he is turning the voters off. what you're looking at there is not republican voters but the general electorate, among them, among women, among independents, among the general population, you see these sky-high unprecedented unfavorable numbers. he has to find a way to bring those

unfavorably. and that, of course, is a key voting group. and trumps even worse among women, an astounding 77% view him unfavorably. what's notable among these polls is that trump's negatives have grown substantially worse than the same poll found a month ago. so what has happened in that month? >> yeah, it's truly stunning. if you look at those numbers, what you really see is two historically unfavorable presidential candidates. we've never seen unfavorables like this for two candidates running, which makes me think, how is a serious third party candidate not jumping in the race? under normal metrics, you would have to say with 70% unfavorable rating, donald trump is toast. but we're not talking about a normal candidate. who knows what donald trump might pull out of his hat this election cycle and surprise us again. you could get rich by just taking the opposite bet of all of those who said donald trump's campaign has sunk during the primary. so while it looks like this guy just doesn't have a shot at the general election, i wouldn't count him out ju

." >>> today's abc news/"washington post" poll says 7 in 10 voters view donald trump unfavorably and % dislike hillary clinton this is trump's worst polling since he entered the race last year and clinton's first favorability numbers since being on the national stage as first lady. >>> and voting to keep the interest rates steady and the bank is in no hurry to raise them again. and officials express concern about slow recent job growth and uncertainty over britain's vote next week whether to leave the european union. >>> the american medical association calling for a change in school start times. they want middle and high schools to start no earlier than 8:30 so students can get more sleep. this comes one day after recommendations that middle schoolers benefit from 9 to 12 hours of sleep and high schools 8 to 10 hours. the c.d.c. says and the a.m.a. says fewer than 1 in 3 teens get that much sleep on a school night, that from the c.d.c. making this change would be a huge adjustment for american schools. more than 85% ring the school bell before 8:30. >>> the east neshaminy high school

trump unfavorably. 47% said the same of mrs. clinton. tax fraud trial has concluded. star and his father face charges of failing to pay taxes on inmates rights -- image rights. 24 month sentence is possible for each. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. shery: thank you so much. investors having to reconsider a hike10 hike -- a june fed following a report showing the u.s. edit fewest workers in four years. weighed in on the data earlier today. shock tos enough of a ay june and july, for sure. they've been trying to convince us that one or two hikes are in the cards. this certainly june thinking. along with brexit. shery: how should investors readjust their portfolios? i want to bring in kathy jones from charles schwab. great to talk to you. inthe last jobs report april, he said the market overlooked some sides of strength. kathy: this was a big disappointment. some of the numbers were not so bad. hourly earnings held at a 2% rate. there was a lot of disappointing data in here come especially follow

trump. what is the finding of the "washington post" poll. 70% of americans, 70% have an unfavorable view of donald trump. compared to 29% that view him favorably. that one point away from his all-time high when he enter the race last year. the break down with other groups. 62% of men view trump unfavorably and women that jumps up to 77% and african-americans 94%. lets take a look on the other side. hillary clinton not fairing a whole lot beltner this particular poll. 55% of americans have an unfavorable view of her. that is the highest for her going back to 1992, just 43% viewing her favorably. and other numbers, breaking down by gender, her challenge particularly sleep with men and white voters, 63% of men have an unfavorable view and 68% of white voters overall. >>> iran as finalized a deal to buy passenger jets from boeing, iran air will acquire at least 100 airliners from the company. it will be the largest deal from a u.s. based company and iran. since the sanctions were lightened six months ago and that means that american planes will fly over iran since 1969 revolution there. >>> a mi

unfavorable rating at 70%. these numbers are disconcerting if you're inside the trump campaign. he came out with a fiery speech taking on secretary clinton and president obama, but he's not turning the narrative around. >> ron, why is hillary clinton still going up in the negative. she's still going up in the negative category. >> trust does matter. she doesn't think credibility matter. they thought they could plow through this e-mail scandal and not have a problem with their credibility. once people don't trust you, it's hard to get them back. >> at this point, all signs, according to the people we've been talking to, point to no. she still hasn't been contacted by the fbi. >> still hasn't happened. if she was a subject of interest, she would be a subject of investigation. thank you. that's what i hear there's nothing happening. i agree with you. round table is staying with us. up next, these three will tell me something i don't know. >>> we have new numbers on how donald trump it's clinton 46 in wisconsin, trump 37. meanwhile, his bid to recapture his senate seat, russ feingol

of the book segment tonight, the polls and donald trump, new survey as out this week shows trumps unfavorables jumping and hillary clinton coming out ahead in direct match ups against trump. trump, however, isn't buying the latest numbers. >> when i poll, i do fine. but when i run i do much better. in other words people say i'm not going to say who i'm voting for. don't be embarrassed. i'm not going to say who i'm voting for. and then they get in and i do much better. an amazing effect. >> is it possible the latest polls aren't showing the actual support donald trump has among voters? joining us now tim miller former communications direct for a for the jeb bush campaign. you were the pac anti-trump pac. i'm guessing you think there is no way that trump has better voting totals than polls are showing now? >> in trump's words, sad, huh eric. this is sad that he is reduced to this, coming up with conspiracy theories. this is a guy trump has spent the whole primaries bragging about husband poll numbers and now the polls aren't right all of a sudden. look, harrienton who writes at 538, the best pol

the most disliked is republican presidential nominee donald trump with 60% viewing him unfavorably.illary clinton not far behind with 55%. ranking the highest on this list, the fbi, president obama, and bernie sanders. the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1%. >>> angie goff from the live desk. thank you. >>> virginia senator tim kaine is emerging as one of the candidates to be hillary clinton's running mate. he appeared on "meet the press" yesterday where he gave his views on topic like abortion and guns, he also responded to criticism that he may be too safe or too boring. >> that might be a favorite description here. you lack an exploding volcano of charisma. are they critiques or compliments? >> they are true, i am boring, but, you know, boring is the fastest growing demographic in this country. >>> happening today, the group we the people for sensible gun laws is gearing up for another protest. it's happening on the north side of the white house beginning at 11:00 this morning. this is the fourth year this group has assembled. they say the goal is to support the pre

if he gets enough votes, he will be the president. >> the guardrail is donald trump's 70% unfavorable> right. >> it's not some broad principle about the electorate that it can't do stupid things. it can. i just look at the polling evidence out there and it suggests the electorate is not going to do this particular stupid thing. >> molly? >> i think what we learned in the republican primary is, as you were saying, there was this idea there was this invisible hand of the establishment that was going to protect us from certain outcomes. and all of the other republican candidates believed in that. so they didn't think they had to do anything. and i think there was a similar force at work in the brexit vote where there was thought to be this controlling ethos of the establishment that couldn't be violated even by -- and a lot of the voters themselves felt like they might as well make this vote because it couldn't possibly happen. >> that's right. we'll just bump into the guardrail. >> what we found in the republican primary is that establishment was either incompetent or none existent or a

they don't like her. 66% say they view donald trump unfavorably. soft ads saying hillary cares about children, health care. hillary is fighting for you. she is doing it in important places, colorado, nevada, ohio. interestingly, north carolina. romney won that in 2012. obama won it in 2008. hillary clinton trying to stretch the map. we would like to show you a donald trump ad countering that. he is not running any. that has a lot of republicans frustrated. 55% of americans say they have a favorable view of president obama. he is above water, if you will. above 50%. if you put him on this chart, it would be 43%. these are the two people that want to replace this guy. he is doing okay. these two have a lot of work to do. if you are watching this election, one of the questions you get, what about the libertarians or some third party candidacy? is that possible. these two candidates are disliked so much. it is a problem for her, a criescy for him. we are in that very critical phase right now. they are beginning to use the resources to change these bad

of the book segment tonight, the polls and donald trump, new survey as out this week shows trumps unfavorablesnd hillary clinton coming out ahead in direct match ups against trump. trump, however, isn't buying the latest numbers. >> when i poll, i do fine. but when i run i do much better. in other words people say i'm not going to say who i'm voting for. don't be embarrassed. i'm not going to say who i'm voting for. and then they get in and i do much better. an amazing effect. >> is it possible the latest polls aren't showing the actual support donald trump has among voters? joining us now tim miller former communications direct for a for the jeb bush campaign. you were the pac anti-trump pac. i'm guessing you think there is no way that trump has better voting totals than polls are showing now? >> in trump's words, sad, huh eric. this is sad that he is reduced to this, coming up with conspiracy theories. this is a guy trump has spent the whole primaries bragging about husband poll numbers and now the polls aren't right all of a sudden. look, harrienton who writes at 538, the best poll guy out

i think she thinks she can make you -- huge inroads with republican women, given trump's unfavorablesng women. john: there is definitely anm attempt her -- an attempt here to widen the gender gap. the other thing is that donald trump's negatives are so high, it is hard to imagine them being much higher. when your unfavorables are 70%, the reason you do negative ads is to drive up the other candidate's unfavorables. because they are almost already at the theoretical limit, because there's always 30% of hard-core republicans who will vote for trump no matter what, are you going to spend millions of dollars to push up his negatives when everybody arty knows, the people who do not like him, is done, at least for now. alex: it is also a study in contrast. there is a concerted ad buy across important markets, and a message you would never see from the trunk campaign. you are struck by the contrast in campaign styles. it is hard to imagine the trunk campaign releasing -- trump campaign releasing an analog ad. john: virginia, $1.6 million. iowa, $1 million. big numbers in colorado, new hampsh

of the book segment tonight, the polls and donald trump, new survey as out this week shows trumps unfavorables trump. trump, however, isn't buying the latest numbers. >> when i poll, i do fine. but when i run i do much better. in other words people say i'm not going to say who i'm voting for. don't be embarrassed. i'm not going to say who i'm voting for. and then they get in and i do much better. an amazing effect. >> is it possible the latest polls aren't showing the actual support donald trump has among voters? joining us now tim miller former communications direct for a for the jeb bush campaign. you were the pac anti-trump pac. i'm guessing you think there is no way that trump has better voting totals than polls are showing now? >> in trump's words, sad, huh eric. this is sad that he is reduced to this, coming up with conspiracy theories. this is a guy trump has spent the whole primaries bragging about husband poll numbers and now the polls aren't right all of a sudden. look, harrienton who writes at 538, the best poll guy out there examined this. he looked at the primaries and if you look

check out this new cbs poll while president obama has received ravings and trumps a low, trump's unfavorable is now up to 70% overall, it is unprecedented for a general election candidate. a 10% increase since last month. but trump is not affected by it. here is trump this afternoon. >> we have to put a stop to it until such time until we can figure out what is going on because right now we don't have a clue what's going on, folks. even if you had a small percentage coming in thinking like this person who again was born here but his parents weren't and his ideas weren't born here, his ideas were born from someplace else. we have to make check respectfully the mosques, and we have to check other places because this is a problem that if we don't solve it, it is going to eat our country alive, okay. it is going to eat our country ali alive. >> things could get even worse for republicans when you consider the timing, the fallout from trump's attack on a judge are fresh in the memory. this happened julast week. >> you're not supportive because of what he said about the judge that was too racist a

women with whom he has a 77% unfavorable rating. if trumpurn this around on his own, what can the rnc do to prevent him from handing the election to hillary clinton? considering her ad blitz now running at $21 million. >> look, the rnc represents the republican party. there are two that don't like donald trump. conservatives and the establishment. so there's really nothing the rnc can do. the head of the ticket drives it. it's really amazing, if this were i believe anybody else, we would be talking about hillary's negative numbers. her numbers are not good, they are bad. and but trump's are so much worse that she looks good by comparison. one thing i would look for this week, though, is this 51 diplomats who signed a letter on dissent on the obama administration's policy on syria. i'm clear about what hillary clinton would do about that, but i'm not clear of what donald trump will do. so it would be interesting to see how that comes out. >> okay. joe, rick, good to see you both. thank you, guys. >>> with more than a million alligators in the

donald trump's unfavorable here, over 70%. there is no chance of donald trump winning california in the general election. the weird thing i think we should talk about -- trish: let me jump in and get gina's response to that. you bring up an important point it is worth, sort of fast forwarding this to the general election with the assumption it will be hillary clinton versus donald trump. matt saying she doesn't have a prayer in california. gina, you're out in california as well. what do you say? >> i think we should give voters a chance. all due respect to matthew, we should give voters to speak about this. they don't like hillary, i think that should be the primary concern of any democrat analyst out there. they might jump ship after this. trish: you have 650,000 more people registered to vote so they can cost a vote for bernie sanders or children, this time around than four years ago. do what attribute that. matt. >> there is a ton of voter fraud here trish. that is a huge problem. in fact my husband is spending most of the d

trumps unfavorable rating is 57% compared to clinton and 52.ng us now, a republican pollster and stand greenberg in our d.c. bureau. thank you both for being here. since you're here in the room we will start with you. how optimistic are you about the change that occurred causing substantial change in the overall outlook of the term campaign? extra campaign wants to expand its operation. and the rnc will be helpful to its nominee. mr. trump is fulfilling some of those responsibilities. i believe that -- >> is that your sense that corey was an obstacle to getting things done? >> that is not for me to say. as a campaign expands sometimes you have to move it away from central location into the states. other candidates have done this. bill clinton got rid of dittmar said the convention when it was happening in july of that year. one loss and john kerry made a replacement. this is not new for campaign. i think your interview with donald trump, junior is telling. that is the best explanation one would have for what has happened. >> you were involved i

. >> according to one poll 70% of americans view trump unfavorably. >> republicans are responding with a deafening silence. >> i won't comment. >> i don't want to comment to run out the clock here. >> welcome to our world. >> could a stop trump effort turn in to a convention coup if so how. >> if polling starts dropping for the republican candidate, that could cause the general panic amongst all of the elected officials not named donald trump. >> already, dozens of delegates are organizing an effort to replay trump at the convention. a rules committee member bound to ted cruz circled a conscience clause she plans to introduce. >> the delegates have only had the free will to unbind themselves. i say it is -- we have the kryptonite and the power to unbind but we were told it is a hunk of glass. >> other option a vote to unbind the delegates or require a super majority to win the nomination on the first ballot. for delegates looking to stop trump, the alternative is unclear. no challenger has stepped up. >> who are they going to pick? i beat everybody. i don't mean beat. i beat the hell o

so trump's unfavorability ratings are obviously higher than clinton. y are we seeing -- dave was mentioning trump's poll numbers going down against clinton nationally. why are we seeing this, and trump with the way he's -- do you think he's hurting himself? >> any other election cycle where it was an anti-establishment election, hillary clinton would be toast. but every time there's a moment where the anti-establishment candidate should rise up, orlando, brexit, donald trump steps on it. that's why. he keeps getting in his own way. but we're starting to see a shift in his campaigning. he fired his campaign manager. i think he's going to get tighter and tighter. so the polling numbers will come back. remember, it's a long time till november. >> i think he's having a unification problem. politico reported that scores of gop leaders are refusing to participate or have speaking roles at the convention, because they're afraid it will impact their ability to win their election. "the washington post" and abc news put out a poll that showed 80% of democrats sup

both clinton and trump have unfavorable ratings of more than 50%. now, if the race were between trump and bernie sanders, the polls show sanders with a nine-point lead. >> well, hillary clinton is adding some star power to her campaign for president. rocker jon bon jovi expected to join her at rutgers campus newark this afternoon. >> donald trump answers about his donations to veterans group. weijia jiang reports from the white house. >> reporter: donald trump says the press was wrong to probe him about where donations went from a fundraising he held for veterans groups. >> everyone says who got it, who got it, who got it, you make me look very bad. >> trump says he raised $5.6 million for 41 organizations, as of this morning, cbs news has verified 32 of those donations that total $4.4 million. at least five of them received money last week. after the press started asking questions including trump's own pledge of $1 million. that wasn't lost on his likely democratic opponents. >> for months about raising $6 million for best friends and donate ago mil

josh, with both clinton and trump's unfavorable ratings so high, is this an attempt by the former secretaryturn back the numbers in her direction so people come out and vote for her? >> i think that's right. i think there is something else going. donald trump is trying to set the terms of the debate and trying to make the debate about hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. his entire speech was littered with accusations with the time at the state department and corruption in the clinton foundation and mishandled benghazi and libya. while hillary clinton was willing to respond to those, she wants to make sure she is not playing a game on trump's terms. she is trying to reset the debate to the economy. she was in north carolina. she heavily criticized the government there for not serving the economic interests of the people. she wants to focus on what the people want to hear. she is trying to change the debate and take the focus off herself. >> and donald trump trying to change the focus and make himself look more presidential. we are seeing a donald trump, yesterday, using the telepro

you have seen the recent polls. 7 to 10 women find trump unfavorable. support among women is half of hillary clintons. how do you expect to get more women to go and vote for trump come november? >> why would you assume that more women are going to vote for hillary clinton just because she's a woman? that's an insult to me. don't assume that i'm going to vote for somebody just because they're my same gender. i want what is best for my country. >> i was just giving you the numbers from the polls. >> but hillary clinton's numbers aren't better than donald trumps. >> if you can describe what your super pac is going to do to get more women to come out and vote for donald trump which is your effort regardless of what the polls are. >> that is our effort but we want to educate people on the kind of person that donald trump is. the kind of things that he has done. people keep calling him a racist and all of these things, jennifer hudson when her father was murdered in chicago, what did he do? when her mother was murdered he put her and her family up in the trump

when you look at the unfavorables for trump and look at the unfavorables for hillary clinton, how much for a third option this year? >> enclosure clearly the two th libertarians have to focus on is ballot access and getting to that 15%. i think you're going to see a hunger for the third option. the question is whether or not they'll be the ones to be able to pull that off. this is certainly obviously the most impressive by resume ticket for the libertarians they probably have ever put up. but at the end of the day, we're looking at a map where even the johnson campaign talks about maybe focusing on five states, four of them being nonbattleground states. certainly not a path to 270. >> we are out of time this hour. james, jackie, thanks as always for the time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, stay tuned for this. we've been talking about that libertarian ticket. well, the number two on that ticket, former massachusetts governor, william weld, the libertarian nominee for vice president, an interview with him coming up in the next hour. >>> plus the dalai lama with some surpris

there are a lot of different groups who view donald trump unfavorably. if you are viewing hillary clinton unfavorable as well as i think the problem for both the stand that is why you are seeing a libertarian candidate and other third-party candidates in the ballot because these are historically unpopular candidates but right now trump as the disadvantage and it's hard to see why going after the media is going to do anything to help him boost his numbers with those important groups be one for you guys to write about politics, this year is a bumper crop of available material. michael warren from the weekly standard, phil from the washington post, thank you both. heather: a lot to talk about. let's talk about the other side of the aisle, the democrats. hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the campaign trail today, clinton making her way through the state of new jersey i had of next tuesday's primary. sanders focusing on california where polls show him a lot in a tight race with mrs. clinton. our national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live in

her numbers aren't as bad as trump but still pretty high. 54% had an unfavorable view of the nominee. what are the things that might likely happen. most likely things that could happen that could send hillary clinton into the barrel? >> the biggest threat is those favoring trump. chances are lower. obviously, the e-mail controversy gives potential. the other thing is another scandal involving the clintons and the clinton foundation. then i think a gaffe of huge proportions. hillary clinton hates being in the barrel. >> we talked about the e-mail thing endlessly. raising a huge red flag around hillary clinton's e-mail. we have wondered if the server was secure or not. it raises the question of whether hers was. >>> up next, republican ad maker and hillary clinton supporter walk into a studio and talk about donald trump. that's not the beginning of a joke. it's our next segment. we'll be right back. veggies... and herbs needed to create a pop-up pick-your-own juice bar in the middle of the city, so now everyone knows... we have some of the freshest juice in town. see what the power of p

veterans this week who said never in their history have they seen one candidate like donald trump have unfavorablesarty's convention. how do you react to that? >> it is unprecedented and there is so much about donald trump's candidacy. you anticipated my answer. people get obsessed by polling way too early. should the trump campaign be concerned about a 70% unfavorable rating? yes. if are ma theart t-- for that m clinton candidates should be. if there is anything that will change images, it's the shows they put on and they are back to back. i told everyone think about mid-august. a couple weeks after both conventions. things have settled down and people have seen bits and pieces of both. if they were undecided or unsure, they are going to be in one category or another. they will lean one way or another and get a real picture of what the fall will look like. >> let's talk about what's happening right now. the terrorism threat is a very real one and it plays to people's fears on both sides of the aisle. what impact do you think it will have going forward if we continue to have concerns about the fact

the latest polling is donald trump's unfavorable number at about 70%.lary clinton clocking in just under 60% unfavorable. that's why i believe we may have low voter turnout in november. in the meantime, i have to cover this race in the fairest way possible. that means no cheap shots. no gotcha stuff. no personal attacks on either candidate. it also means skepticism about what trump and clinton say and do and challenging their positions. but with so many americans not lining beings candidates, the concept of fair play is hard to pull off. the left wants to demonize trump. and if you don't do that you are in the tank for him and very bad person right wants to hammer secretary clinton on everything, if you don't do that you're selling out and a very bad person. also, if you don't openly root for a candidate you become suspect in the eyes of followers. this year it is very personal. today on good morning america george certify plus asked me about some republicans who won't support trump. that's a standard question from the national media i said it was style

the new polls showing that trump is in serious trouble, and a staggering 70% of americans view trump unfavorably a new washington/abc poll compared to the same who say the same about clinton. and 43% said they would not vote for clinton as 29% said they were favorable to trump. >> well, is it is a long night on the senate floor, and look at the night for the democrats in the 11th hour of a filibuster calling for gun control legislati legislation, and again, these are live picture, and they are going to filibuster as long as they can. and i want to bring in kaleigh mcnenny and our other political contributors, and man, it is a long evening for democrats. and mae, you first. because you are saying that you were struck in the aftermath of orlando that the donald trump pivoted to the gun issue. i want to show a new cbs poll out tonight, and majority of the americans 5 5 -- 51% are disapproved with how trump is handling it, and do you think that he is focusing on the wrong thing? >>le well, what is different is that if it is about radical islamist terrorism, and that is going to help trump, and the g

a "washington post" abc poll shows trump's unfavorable rating is now at 70%. nbc news survey monkey poll has trump losing ground to clinton, her margin now seven points over donald trump. even worse from a bloomberg poll that includes the libertarian candidate, down by 12 points and he has a lead over combatting terrorist threats at home and abroad. joining us is katy. watching that rally it was largely dedicated to terrorism. maybe because of the poll we've been citing. is that where they think they can make an appeal? >> reporter: they have been able to capitalize on past terror events. people tended to go towards donald trump giving a lot of red meat and action and promising to protect folks. whether that changes is still unclear. these apostpolls indicate he's necessarily the one they're looking to right now. not a lot of approval in the way he handled orlando and the aftermath of orlando. another thing adding to this rough week of donald trump, governor hogan, a republican governor in a blue state now coming out and saying he will not vote for donald trump

donald trump's unfavorability ratings at 70%, even higher than secretary clinton's.ey say that there is work to do on that point. take a look at one of the adds released today. >> for hillary it's all been about kids and when millions couldn't get health care this first lady worked with democrats and republicans to fix it creating the children's health insurance program. >> show that every child gets the health care that child deserves to have. >> that's the kind of leader that she is and the kind of president she'll be. >> so secretary clinton focuses on the general election and senator senators hasn't jumped out of the race. has a video conference with supporters this evening and in a release he wants to talk about the ongoing revolution so it's an indication of what he wants to say. >> kristen welker in washington. >> you saw the upper left-hand corner of the screen. we're keeping an eye on the airport in orlando. you might have seen the president and vice president, changing a handshake at the foot of the staircase and the president boarding air force one and the

a staggering 70% of americans view trump unfavorably in a new abc/washington post poll, compared to 55% who say the same about clinton. and a bloomberg poll found 55% of likely voters would never consider voting for trump while 43% said the same about clinton. sara murray, cnn, washington. >> all right. sara, you know what, it's a long night on the senate floor. look at these live pictures. at least for democrats in the 11th hour of a filibuster calling for gun control legislation. again, these are live pictures. they're vowing to filibuster for as long as they can. so let's discuss this and other issues. i want to bring in now cnn political commentators kayleigh mcenany, who is a trump supporter. matt lewis is a senior contributor to the daily caller. and also bob beckel, who is also a contributor here on cnn. it's going to be a long night for democrats, right? matt, you first. you say that you were struck at how, in the aftermath of orlando, that donald trump pivoted to the gun issue. i want to show a new cbs poll. it's out tonight. a majority of americans, 51%, disapprove of trump's

about half of those polled found both clinton and trump strongly unfavorable. >>> meanwhile, information is coming out of sworn statements released in the class action lawsuit against trump university. a former employee said that he resigned after six months as a sales manager because he believed that it "was a fraudulent scheme that preyed on the elderly and uneducated to separate them from their money." the trump university playbook says "money is never a reason for not enrolling in trump university if they really believe in you and your product, they will find the money." hillary clinton seized on the trump university controversy today as she campaigned with new jersey senator cory booker and rock star jon bon jovi in newark. some of her harshest attacks yet, she called donald trump a fraud. that's the word she used and accused him of trying to scam america the way he scams students who enrolled in his university. >>> meanwhile, bernie sanders was in palo alto, california, today, where he had to feel pretty good about a new nbc/wall street journal poll. the poll had him behind clinton

donald trump's unfavorables with them are in the 80-something percent. they don't like him.olks out to vote. >> something else we teased before the break, "the boston globe" headline saying "sanders end game focused on keeping his revolution to alive debby wasserman schultz. >> whether she was the ultimate villain in this hillary clinton nomination, she is seen that way by bernie sanders supporters. so i think she kind of has to move her out of the way to have any chance at getting most of the hard core bernie sanders supporters in her base. right mao the polls look good for hillary clinton. but ultimately democrats have relied on young people to get them over the top. come november, she does need those sanders supporters to be there. i'll tell you, the most effective advocate forgetting sanders supporters to back hillary clinton is donald trump. the more that guy talks, the more we see the kind of leader that he'll be, the less appealing he is to anyone who would fall in line with what bernie sanders thinks. >> all right, krystal ball, thank you. >> nice to see you alex. >>