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The only people that are not allowed to know whats in this are oversight committees. this is untenable and has to be resolved. >> trace: we reached out to the white houses office and we have not yet heard back, trace. >> trace: jacqui heinrich live at the white house. americans now rank the government and poor leadership as the nations top problem. that is up six points from when it was last tallied just over a year ago. and now tops other key issues like inflation, immigration and crime as vote...

(CNSNews.com) -- In a new survey conducted in January, Americans said the government/poor leadership is "the most important problem facing this country today." The second most important problem cited is inflation.

Media started covering the immigration crisis and americans are like oh, is there a problem at the border? now they realize its a problem. >> yeah, we have to do a better job of communicating the disastrous conditions at the border. i was just down there two weeks ago. i just met with dea this morning, the drug enforcement agency. they are experiencing regard seizures of fentanyl. we know we only capture far less than half of all that is coming in to the country. we have a drug crisis at the bor...

People are still worried about inflation in this poll, but not as much as they are about our fearless leaders.

It’s no longer the economy, stupid.

Despite his plea for unity on his first day in office, the nation remains historically divided, with support for the president from the opposition party at a 70-year low.

Is true at this point, but he is beating this horse and the people at msnbc are eating it up like it is the gospel. >> joe: yeah, that gets him back on msnbc or cnn, he ep coos making allegations and it stirs up the audience and there is no connection, it does have consequences, todd and ashley. look at the gallup poll from 2000en ska, two-thirds of democratic voters believe russia changed vote totals to help trump win. enough folks that watch the stations believe there is russian influence on o...

COVID-19 created shortages of all kinds across the world, including in different areas of labor in the U.S., such as retail, hospitality and the food industry. One area, in particular

"Feeling connected to the organization's mission or purpose declined substantially," said Jim Harter, Gallup's chief scientist of workplace wellbeing.

As part of our National News Literacy Week coverage, we asked student journalists to define misinformation.