he was at 46%. back in 1992, george h.w. bush, he was at 43%. biden below both of those. the last time biden has been at this level, 46%, go to the start of 2023. the last time he was higher than that, you gotta go back to the summer of 2021, his first year as president. so biden has some work to do on that one. also, troubling for the biden campaign, the erosion of public confidence on a number of critical fronts. we asked voters in this poll about a number of leadership characteristics. there are two -- only two where biden has the edge over trump. we talk about abortion. we talked about this. >> that's a big one. >> that's the biggest advantage. bringing the country together, biden performing better than trump. i think the headline here is you add those two numbers together, you are not close to 100.
in the access hollywood tape to the jury, he said he didn't know he was on -- and he's also mentioning hope hicks, so these are some of the characters that we will be -- and incidents that we'll be hearing, even though the video is not going to be shown, but the transcript is available. >> yeah, everybody please stay close. i want to bring into the conversation here robert gibbs. he is a former obama administration aide as well as matthew dowd who is with us right now as well. robert gibbs, is former press secretary in the white house and matthew dowd worked in the bush/cheney administration. matthew, let me start with you. take us back to 2016. that is what the prosecutor is doing right now before the jurors, and just the setting of what they're calling this conspiracy to conceal, this information from the voters, what do you think this -- this was -- what was happening inside
let's remind the tape, robert. early in this administration was asked for the plan to bring prices down. >> what is the plan to increase oil production in america? >> that is hilarious. will that i had the magic wand on this. >> sandra: it is not funny. the middle class is getting hit by these high prices. >> i'm on the other side of what she said on the strategic petroleum reserve. that should only be used in the most desperate situations. similar when trump used it during codefendant biden used it during the supply chain, when bush used it during the persian gulf war. that is not to be used because of gas volatility. i oppose if that is what we are thinking. i don't think that is what the biden administration in their thinking. we just let the reserves go. i think it should be for
the technology to extract dna and collect dna from crime scenes and from bodies was very rudimentary back then. merillat: there were no surveillance cameras that we could utilize. that was a very rare thing, to have surveillance cameras, especially in huntsville. i don't know of any business that had them at that time. narrator: with the dearth of resources and the absence of physical evidence, mary's case went cold. bush: i had, i think, three deputies working for me, three detectives. we still had burglaries going on. we still had cars being stolen. still had drugs being sold. some things stick with you more than others. i've seen a lot of dead people. i've seen them killed with firewood, hatchets, shot, stabbed, run over. some things stick with you that others don't. i think it was the little girl being involved. i wish i could've done more for her. narrator: nearly a year after mary's murder,
the venom spewed by those in the proud boys and then expect the rest of the country to go, that is okay. it is the normalization of how does this play? >> going back to the earlier question about the normal republicans. these are people who you would think are like us. old school ronald reagan republicans. those of the people for whom the republican party is becoming unrecognizable. what is interesting is if you talk to younger republicans, they came of age in politics with donald trump as a head of the republican party pick they believe the republican party is all these things and they affirmatively want that. people who are older who came to the party for ronald reagan or bush are saying, this is not recognizable and i don't want to be part of the revolution. and they are not democrats. they are not excited about joe biden. they have problems with his policies. donald trump too, one of the
could take to shouting, not sending missile south as it did lost weekend approximately 350 drones cruise and ballistic missiles fired it israel following a deadly strike on the iranian consulate in damascus, almost three weeks ago mostly intercepted without major damage. >> bush on him or her the prime minister shunning allies calls the take the wind vowed to strike back on. now ambiguity deafening silence for ms officials, except for an illuminating online span hard-right cabinet member. it tamar ben gvir, posting on x lame quickly lambasted by centrist opposition leader yair lapid. never before has a minister in the defense cabinet done such heavy damage to the country's security. its unforgivable, much an onset. the stakes had appeared extremely high. iran's for a
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it's in their problem with iran or gaza, because, again, politically, that can be problematic for this biden administration as we look ahead to the election. >> coming up, again, no official word from the white house as yet. i am looking at a couple of things here and nothing yet. if i get anything, i promise to pass it along as soon as i do. >> but for now, back to you. >> all right, kevin, thank you very much. and yes, please break in with any any news you get. thank you so much, kevin corke in d.c. this early morning. >> joining us now is mike allen, former senior in the bush national security council, also the author, blinking red. i think everything is blinking red right now in the middle east. mike, but israel, if you like, has sort of gone back to a slightly de-escalating while appearing perhaps to have escalated. but it seems that they have given the iranians off ramp here in the way that this was carried out. >> would you agree with that,