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question, because to me, our congressional preference is the best indicator of the overall political environment. let's take away attitudes about president biden, about former president donald trump, let's ask, what is the overall political environment? those numbers are certainly showing a very close race, right now. if you are democrats, people in the biden campaign, we realize hey, that split is a lot better than it was a few months ago. one other thing about proving a political climate for democrats, it's not just our poll showing it, it's a totality of polling. minimal numbers, all within the margin of error, but they all show one thing, that democrat and president biden are doing better than they were a couple months ago, but it is still rough the next couple months. >> six months is an eternity, in politics. folks are still holding their breath. the poll also shows 50% of
what do you make of that flip-flop on the competent and effective numbers? >> there's no getting away from the numbers. they are consistent and i will say president biden is the incumbent and win people are asked about, you know, general attitudes are from the economy to what's going on in the middle east. ukraine, any complaint they have. they say who is sitting behind the big desk? it's the come -- income bit so it all goes to president biden at this moment and the biden team making this a choice election and remind people why they didn't vote for former president trump and 2020. and right now what we see in the polls martha is, you know, there right now the last four months the poles of gone from plus four for former president trump to a think it's half a point advantage for president trump and this morning the other pool had president biden ahead. he's been making gains since the
statements twice against jean carroll, yes. that goes to donald trump's lack of credibility and dishonesty. >> it was to hear todd blanche say donald trump is like us, he's a husband, a father. again, even though these 12 jurors and six alternates have said clearly, i can be fair and impartial, both of sides will tell you they didn't expect to get a juror that doesn't have an opinion of donald trump. >> you're expected to have some level of ideas or attitudes or feelings, if you will, toward an individual person. that's not prohibited. the question is can you be fair and impartial. i did want to talk about the lawyering that we're seeing. what it does, it makes it very apparent and it's a clear indication that everyone understands the stakes here.
that actually it suppressed the market — that actually it suppressed the market. one of the reasons why heat pumps _ market. one of the reasons why heat pumps are _ market. one of the reasons why heat pumps are so expensive is because at that point— pumps are so expensive is because at that point the market got the signal from government that they didn't need _ from government that they didn't need to— from government that they didn't need to keep developing the technologies or innovate and we don't _ technologies or innovate and we don't need to do this. meanwhile 1.5 million _ don't need to do this. meanwhile 1.5 million homes in this country are not built— million homes in this country are not built to — million homes in this country are not built to net zero and think how nruch _ not built to net zero and think how much money those people would have saved _ much money those people would have saved if _ much money those people would have saved if we _ much money those people would have saved if we would have kept with that policy. but saved if we would have kept with that policy-— that policy. but do you think that we are seeing — that policy. but do you think that we are seeing politicians' - that policy. but do you think that i we are seeing politicians' attitudes to all of this changing. chris stark says the collective fear and it has changed but do you feel that? i says the collective fear and it has changed but do you feel that? i have to say when — changed but do you feel that? i have to say when rishi _ changed but do you feel that? i have to say when rishi sunak _ changed but do you feel that? i have to say when rishi sunak stood - changed but do you feel that? i have to say when rishi sunak stood up - changed but do you feel that? i have to say when rishi sunak stood up and .ave to say when rishi sunak stood up and gave that _ to say when rishi sunak stood up and gave that speech i wondered the same thin- gave that speech i wondered the same thing chris— gave that speech i wondered the same thing chris stark said. is he trying to introduce another wedge issue in the 20 _ to introduce another wedge issue in the 20 days of conservative government without any ideas and therefore — government without any ideas and therefore just looking for things —— dwindling — therefore just looking for things —— dwindling days. i think it's really regrettable. i hope he comes back to what he _ regrettable. i hope he comes back to what he always says which he is doing _ what he always says which he is doing this — what he always says which he is doing this for his children stop that is— doing this for his children stop that is why we need to be thinking about— that is why we need to be thinking about it _ that is why we need to be thinking about it but actually i think there are good — about it but actually i think there are good market reasons for doing
this is the untold story. but in ohio in 2023 was a portion that were on the ballot with a real intersection affect. the increase turnout of students on campuses. it increased the margin with younger women in particular. we could see the same thing happen in florida that it could make a big difference. >> so mark when asked who they wanted to be in control of congress. 47% said republicans and 46% said democrats. republicans, they held a four- point lead on this question back in january. what can we learn from this? >> i'm glad that you ended up asking this question because to me our congressional preference is the best kind of indicator on what is the overall political environment look like? let's take away attitudes about president biden about donald trump and ask straightly what is the overall political environment in 47, 46 shows and certainly it is a very, very close race right now. but if you're democrats, people in that biden campaign.
characteristics, let's say, of the people who are going to favor your side, and of course the thing that keeps jury selection fair is the fact that both sides are trying to find jurors that they think will resonate to their trial themes. but pre-trial research can give you a sense for the issues that are confusing to people, the kinds of things they're going to need more elaboration on in order to understand. at the end, the jurors are going to have to understand the case, understand the evidence, finding people who are receptive and pretrial research can help to identify the kinds of people who are most receptive, that goes beyond body language, although body language is a part of it, and looks attitudes, and experiences, and the questionnaire being used leads me to believe there's pretrial research being done that helped people involved to identify the kinds of questions they wanted to have answers to, because they knew what sorts of answers would be best for them.
he continued to repeat the claim even to today, look at this from "the new york times" this was in 2019 and i want to put this back up, and 1988 joe biden was prone to embellishment. mr. biden said he was testing the presidential message in 1987 before new hampshire, saying that he march with tens of thousands of others to change attitudes and we change attitudes more than once. advisors reminded him of the problem with this formulation he had not actually marched during the civil rights movement and more than once he assured them that he understood and he kept telling the story anyway. this is not a problem of age this is one of pathology. >> kevin: i do not know a pilot to shinned that does not embellish. that is part of the actual job. the embellishment of politicians. it's just how far you take it. what's unfortunate is that we are talking about a father war
offices here in new york city. well, eventually they called the coming and these people were carted off. i think these people did not realize that you do not have a first amendment right when you are on private property. and google wanted them to be working and here's the headline today and this is breaking news. 28 of them, part of this group, they were all fired. terminated after there was an internal investigation. the company said you can't do that. >> ainsley: no, it disrupts the office space and vice president of global security wrote in a memo leaked to the post. they took over office spaces defaced our property and physically impeded the work of other goalers. their disruptive and made co-workers felt threatened we will not tolerate it. >> brian: that happened one of the places that happened was new york. they would get fired. who would think protesting your boss would get new trouble. i have no idea. i will have to look at the bylaws here. i wonder if i'm at allowed to do that anti-israeli attitudes even
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