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Our poll shows three-quarters of americans are dissatisfied with their government and consider this one, 69% say they are either very angry or somewhat angry with washington. thats perhaps no surprise. when you listen to the rhetoric out there. despite the presidents hope as a candidate back in 2008, to heal the bitter political divide in washington as you mentioned, christine, our poll finds most americans are pretty much split on what mr. obama has achieved in the oval office. in terms of sign...

New poll shows americans would support a deal that lived sanctions while imposing new restrictions on irans nuclear program. 59% support that idea 31% oppose it. how does domestic opinion here at home figure into the high-level talks over there? >> i think it matters, because people realize look weve 30 34, 35 years of trading insults, threats, of accusations, and it hasnt changed much. theres been no outcome. so remember the president himself, when he was still a candidate back in 2008 suggeste...

His intellect. >> are you smart enough to be president of the united states? >> i think the standpoint of lifes experiences, running for the presidency is not an iq test. >> there have been some physical changes, as well. less country and western wear for perry and more hipster glasses, attitude changes, too. texas governor telling cnbc john harwood he is the guy that asked that debate question that caused perry to implode last time around. he was too arrogant as a candidate back in 2012. add al...

The fight over the vote. then you dont deal with the underlying question. so by avoiding the fight over the vote you have obama with international coalition, doesnt have with british parliament vote and realizes he not only has trouble with usual republican obstructionist but a lot of work to do the left with very vocal and mobilized progressive community who is not happy with this doeevelopment. >> richard mentioned this a minute ago what we have in keeping with president obama before. this is ...

The crowds in berlin a lot smaller this time around now that he has a record as president compared with his visit as a candidate back in 2008. reaction in the media also quite different on this visit. lets talk about it with judith miller, a pulitzer prize-winning investigator reporter and author, kirsten powers from "the daily beast," both are fox news contributors. we saw the crowd, and i think we have a graphic that describes or, you know, shows the size of the crowd greeting candidate obama ...

New coming out. nobody has made the distinction what can be released and what cannot be released in regards to the brothers as official status one being a citizen and one waiting to be an american citizen. >> megyn: well continue to follow it. president obama was the first sitting president to address planned parenthood. the james rosen is live in washington. >> reporter: president obama had addressed the political arm of planned parenthood as a candidate back in 2008. now re-elected to a seco...

We did have some intelligence about kim jong-il, and one of them was that he loved michael jordan, and basketball. so i did bring that. he was very pleased. but we were in the middle -- >> his son now has met with dennis rodman. couldnt get michael jordan to come, but dennis rodman went. he said kim jong-un wants a phone call from the president. >> well, you know, i think that the main thing here is, i promise never to play basketball, if dennis rodman promises not to do diplomacy. >> he may be ...

Trafling with the president and joins us live. and without being overt about it, did the president intend to send a little message to the romney campaign with his visit today? >> reporter: well, it was interesting, martin. president obama never mentioned mitt romney by name but he seemed to be trying to send him a message as well as to the voting community highlighting what he sees as his largest foreign policy achievement, ending the war in iraq. this is something he promised to do when he was ...

Today and what you expect to happen. for example, a fox news poll reveals this. when people were asked how the supreme court would rule on the new health care law, what would you like to see happen? overturn the whole thing, 38% say yeah, that would be great. uphold as constitutional and leave it intact? 30% say thats fine and just invalidate the mandate, that means 50 million people do not have to buy health insurance or risk being in violation of the law. 21% say -- >> its interesting because ...

Was in the private sector. when those ideas were put to a test when he was the governor of massachusetts, a candidate back in 2000 it interpreted those results this way -- >> when he was governor they had the third or fourth worst economy of any state in america. the manufacturing jobs left this country at 7%. they left massachusetts at 14%. so, i think people just take a look at his record as governor, and again, as the head of his investment company, he presided over the acquisition of compani...