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include other candidates, biden is the one with the two point advantage over trump. the poll found that more trump voters back robert f kennedy junior in the expanded field then biden voters. the new news polls also reveals that biden's approval rating is on the rise, taking up to 42% among registered voters, a five point increase since the last poll in january. there's also more encouraging news for president biden. numbers indicate that biden is beginning to rebuild his coalition from the 2020 election. case in point, his gains over the past few months come from key parts of his base, including a crucial group he needs to win back the white house, lack voters. joining me now, mark murray, senior political editor for nbc news, and a democratic pollster and president of lake research. welcome back to "the sunday show". mark, put these numbers between trump and biden into context. >> it's important to note that
>> i never took my eyes off of him. i watched him the whole time and i wanted to see something. a tear of remorse, a smile, something. nothing. >> in august, 2018, terry white was sentenced to 42 years in prison, but for don's family, it is not over. >> the puppeteer is still pulling the strings, though. >> who's the puppeteer? >> christine, and the puppet is terry. >> think about that. she manipulated that man into killing himself. it's one thing to talk somebody into murdering for you, but then to talk the same person into killing themselves if they got caught? how do you do that? >> christine white did not attend the trial but wrote a letter saying that she and don had no custody battle in december 2016, only different ideas in school choices and tuition. regarding don's murder, christine wrote, i knew nothing
in the last three months. >> coming after the state of the union. and he's had a campaign blitz. >> in the democratic primaries such as they were, coming to an end, there's democrats rallying around biden. also, this slight improvement here for biden tracks with a slight improvement in his job approval rating. it now sits at 42%. go back to our last poll. look at this. he was an all-time low for him last time around. now back over 40%. this is the highest biden's job approval has been in our poll since last spring. so, again, these are encouraging signs for joe biden, although, broader picture here, this 42% approval rating, history says probably by itself, not enough. he will need more. put this in context. these are other presidents. where were their approval ratings? biden is 42%. one thing, they were all higher than joe biden. the other thing, two presidents on this list who did not win re-election, of course, donald trump four years ago.
by five points in january. when third-party candidates are included, biden leads by two points, 39% to 37%. the president's job approval has ticked up to 42%, up five points from january. the last time we have seen a five-point increase for an incumbent president in their re-election year was bill clinton in 1996. there are still troubling numbers in the poll for biden. he trails trump by 22 points on dealing with inflation and the cost of living. all of it comes amid a major foreign policy development. six months after the president delivered an oval office speech pledging aid for ukraine, $61 billion in new funding finally passed on saturday, 311-112. >> the bill is passed. >> a moment of bipartisanship. in a congress primarily defined by its dysfunction. 101 republicans and 210
be hurting trump more than is he hurting biden. biden is also found in this new survey to be the better candidate on the issues of abortion and unifying the country. but, on every other major issue, he is trailing trump. you've got dealing with inflation, the cost of living. trump 52. biden 30. the necessary mental and physical health to be president. trump 45. biden 26. handling a crisis, trump 46, biden 42. strong record as president, trump 46, biden 39. and then the competent and effective category has trump by 11 points. 47 to 36: the poll finding people very interested in 2024 election is at its lowest point since 2012. that is a sign that turnout could wind out being low, too. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you, peter. >> brian: i mean that, is the one poll. that is the outlier with the r.f.k. taking away from trump
who has lived through every single branch of our federal government. and i think they're going to set and the jury's mind, this is an unreliable case based on unreliable witnesses, so it'll be fascinating to see how they do it. but like i said, first impressions, this is a key moment. >> yeah, not gorman. >> what is your sense of how the politics of this have been breaking for donald trump over the quest's last week as the country has watched jury selection look, there's nbc news plot yesterday that it really huge, 42, 42% or so. the outcome of this trial, how you view it's pretty much based on who you're voting for. i don't think that changes quite honestly much after this and listening incredibly drastic happens. but i think where trump is concerned journal what he can control. i think we talked a lot about what he can't control, what he can show last week you went to this bodega had a messaging of that talks about something other than the trial, about himself. he was about immigration, crime, migrant crisis, winning issues forum kenny, keep doing that. >> can you keep talking about something other than himself when it comes to this trial? and also, can he shou have video of him that isn't just him sitting in a courtroom. >> yeah. >> if he can keep lightening from striking in north
>> so of course, big picture the politics of this. i mean, you and i have sat here on many of mourning and talked about the fact that these trials, the various indictment immense, the looming trials were something that helped donald trump or seems to help him politically in the primary election. sure. but we have raised questions about what impact would happen the general election. nbc news had to pull out over the weekend a new poll the official cnn parlance is that this rais remains to close there's no clear leader shown, but we can put up there that you see that there is some movement in joe biden's favor when they did this pull back in january, it was 42% for biden. now he has ticked up to 47%. this is of course in the head-to-head, it doesn't account for the third party candidates as it looks well different when you do that. >> but this does seem to suggest that perhaps there is something to this idea that as the general election would work to be joined, and donald trump, of course, were to actually
in. and if you've already planted your vegetables for the season, or perhaps a flowers that could be a jeopardy this morning. so just keep that in mind. maybe if you can get out there early, remember the coldest part of the morning is roughly between five and seven in the morning. so if you have pituitary to cover those plants that are extremely sensitive, you can see temperatures are indeed above freezing for most of these locations, look at cincinnati 34, but we will be cold this week. in fact, about 56% of the lower 48 or roughly 180 million people will be below 40 degrees. so we'll see that mercury in the thermometer dropped well below average for this time we're here's an example, atlanta, 44 this morning, st. louis 42 on monday morning where your normal low temperature should be in the upper 40s to around 50. so clear and cool. all thanks to this high pressure system, i want to show you this. you can see a cold front that is going to be our next, whether maker, there's a deporting system that's really bringing us are only ran in fall on the map this morning across eastern us, but it's that secondary cold front that'll develop across the plains with severe weather
recap, judge merchan said that lawyers are not allowed to make comments about witness testimony. let's bring back the pan. all the lawyers in the room smiled when the judge said that happens on tv and in the movies, that does not happen in real trials. >> well, they're smiling in this room as well. because it's true. you're gonna have to balance again to what jurists think happens in law and order within 48 minutes, you've got a crime committed to defendant identified, arrested, and you have some of locking down the steps at the end of the trial in 42 minutes here it's interesting because there's a moment he says that the lawyers, or the notes are not a substitute for the actual transcripts digital come into play and having lawyers on your jury as well, we were concerned about remember, can lawyers beyond the actual jury, the reason you'd love concerns because you might be deferential to them and say, is that what happens at the issue here? it's almost a way of reminding a look, the prosecution and the defense, they have to build their case. they have to defend their case. but the lawyers and i note-taking is not going to substitute for you what you're hearing. again, there is no