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Reputable polls had the democrats up at least 15 points in the generic congressional ballot. well not anymore. reuters generic ballot heartened republicans. at the beginning of march democrats enjoyed more than a ten-point advantage. nearly 45% saying they would vote for a democratic, only 33% were pulled a level for republicans but now the g.o.p. has taken the lead. the latest online poll shows 39% of registered voters saying they would vote republican and just 36.7% supporting a democrat. six-...

Ainsley: its ironic that its nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, they are the swamp that the president ran on draining. looks like, it of course worked for this president, he got elected on that message and looks like the democrats are stealing it and maybe they are trying to win and they are getting desperate because if you look at recent poll, reuters poll, republicans hold slim lead in generic ballot. they asked people who they were polling, who would you vote for republican and democrat, look at...

In the generic congressional ballot. well not anymore. reuters generic ballot heartened republicans. at the beginning of march democrats enjoyed more than a ten-point advantage. nearly 45% saying they would vote for a democratic, only 33% were pulled a level for republicans but now the g.o.p. has taken the lead. the latest online poll shows 39% of registered voters saying they would vote republican and just 36.7% supporting a democrat. six-point shift. so why is this turnaround happening? becaus...

Crunched the numbers and found the dow in the first 11 months in the obama administration grew by 29.9% and 25% under trump. as for the s&p, by 36.9% in obamas first 11 months and 18.4% in trumps, joe. there you have it. there are the numbers. >> wow smrks. >> the core of president trumps argument, that the stock market is up, unemployment is down and the economy is humming along. >> its interesting. im not really good with numbers but it looks like barack obama almost did twice as well with the...

25%, 31% 36 poi 36.7% only alas down, because they have the highest premiums in the first place. announcing a decrease assumes this wouldnt continue. and massachusetts, california, filing lawsuits to prevent president trump from ending these subsidies. talking more how the moves will v have an impocket on americans. joining me, the president of the american nurses association, which is yet one of the major associations of people who actually have something to do with health care who have said th...

Reacts definite reacts differently if you are acclimated. and people in hotter climates their sweat concentration is different and they sweat more readily as well. you think about the number but it impacts different people in different parts of the world. >> the ball boy could not handle it. >> absolutely not. the temperatures in london in heath row, 36.7 which is 98.6 degrees fahrenheit. hottest july day in uk history. 38.5 degrees was the hottest location in kent in 2003 amidst the heat wave. ...

>> and its compared to how much necessity pay to the nations total income taxes, irs figures show the top 1 percent take 16.9% but pay 36.7 of the nations income tax, top 35% take home more than 31% of the total income but pay almost 59% of total taxes. and finally, the top 10% take home a little over 43% of the total income but pay more than 70% of all income taxes. >> how can you make it fairer. 75%. 90%. pay all of it? will that finally be fair. >> as i it now stands, 90% of all americans pay...

Family. senate majority leader harry reid promised to vote some sometime but so far not laid out when that will be. the hold issue raises the question what is a fair share of taxes? are the rich gaining the system? getting soaked? or somewhere in between. here is national correspondent jim angle. >> president obama invokes tax fairness as campaign issue returning to the phrase fair share. >> ask the wealthiest americans to pay down the deficit and do their fair share. >> making sure that everybo...

Both parties are all rich, which is there theres ambivalence about the buffet rule, because they pay it. >> im not in that category, by the way. have the media done their due diligence on the buffet rule? whats the figure? 36.7% of all income taxes are paid by the top 1%, and 70.5% of all income taxes are paid by the top 10%. >> were beginning to hear even if the buffet rule were enacted it would still account for a small portion of one day of federal spending. i mean, i think the media are tryi...

Both parties are all rich, which is there theres ambivalence about the buffet rule, because they pay it. >> im not in that category, by the way. have the media done their due diligence on the buffet rule? whats the figure? 36.7% of all income taxes are paid by the top 1%, and 70.5% of all income taxes are paid by the top 10%. >> were beginning to hear even if the buffet rule were enacted it would still account for a small portion of one day of federal spending. i mean, i think the media are tryi...