that is essentially what the world is feeling right now, is abject terror around fear of prolonging the current state of things, especially economically should this person continue to hold office. remember a few months ago we had reports coming out his team is essentially creating a campaign easily shiftable. that can easily pivot should he actually decline to run or something happened, someone challenge him perhaps in the primary, they actually get it. they can pivot the slogan, oh everything s fine to a kamala harris to, a pete buttigieg, or the like. i have to point out as well as gallup underscores, no president, i want to say almost 100 years has ever won a second term with approval rating less than 44%. this president enjoy as peak of what 33, 40? i m paraphrasing. pete: the other stat, will, we ll pull it up later in the program. when was the last time a president just decided not to run for a second term? it doesn t happen. once you have the reins of
we get first accumulating snow across parts of the mid-atlantic. that will be throughout the overnight hours and tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning maybe a few snow flurries around new york city way has not counseling lated snow. next hour we talk about the west coast where another massive storm will come on in and have some really significant impacts for the start of this week. all right. emily. certain it back to you. thank you, will. over to you in el paso where you have some guests with you that are going to help explain what life is really like in el paso right now. will: i do, thank you, emily. the first time in his presidency joe biden is visiting the southern border. he comes in today, he will start here in he el paso, texas. ahead of the visit the city is cleaning up migrant camps where thousands were living after being released by the border patrol. our next guests want to see what is happening. we have fascinating conversations already begun this