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A problem, the biggest problem in the u.s., is rising sharply. this is all according to recent gallup polls. they keep running a list and a running track of a people that are the top issues. edges of immigrations top problem are up eight percentage points in one month. lets talk about it with tonights panel. isaac wright, former acting i.c.e. director tom homan and former chief of staff to senator mike lee, boyd matheson. good to have you. i want to start with this, from the order signed today v...

63%. gallup says the average approval rating on the economy for all presidents from ronald reagan to barack obama was 45%. david, a lot of positive news. we all know the stock market has been struggling whitley. >> david: the stock market has been struggling, but the fact is that people -- that poll, by the way, when president obama was at the same point in his presidency he was reading in the 30s in terms of his approval on economics. >> harris: 53%. >> david: the freeze of the week by skeptics...

Now. >> the number of americans setting immigration as a biggest problem in the us rising sharply according to recent gallup polls. they keep a running list of what people say are the top issues. mentions of immigration is the nations top problem are up 8 percentage points in one month. lets talk about with the power panel, isaac right. former acting ice director tom homan and opinion editor, former chief of staff to mike lee, floyd matheson. boyd, i always think im going to get it wrong. confir...

What is interesting the gallup its torians say it is 7 points higher than the average rating of presidents going all the way back to ronald reagan. brian: under 50% though when it comes to foreign affairs, healthcare and immigration because they dont fully understanding that the president has saved the american people because they never talk about it at the white house, $26 billion on prescription drugs and has approved 1617 generic drugs saving us $265 billion as a population. the president has...

November but all the policies were in place came january 1, 1983 all of them took effect. the same thing is happening here. trump doesnt have to do anything more for the economy. the economy -- bring it on. >> bill: rose-colored glasses from nashville, tennessee from art laffer. reading from gallup, trumps last two ratings on handling the economy, 53%, are well above the average of 45% on the economic approval measure across presidents from reagan through obama. he is reaching back in the 80s. y...

Yourself as a liberal firebrand, mrs. clinton will easily capture the 2020 nomination." joining me now democratic pollster, former clinton insider mark penn along with former clinton pollster doug schoen. you heard the new hampshire voters. >> those were new hampshire independent voters. hillary has a 75% favorable among the democratic base. 77% in the gallup poll. if you look at it, is she going to run? i dont really know for sure, but will she look for an opportunity to undo the wrongs that oc...

Joining me now democratic pollster, former clinton insider mark penn along with former clinton pollster doug schoen. mark, you heard those new hampshire voters, do you stand behind your piece? >> those were new hampshire independent voters. hillary has a 75% favorable among the democratic base. 77% in the gallup poll. if you look at it, is she going to run? i dont really know for sure, but will she look for an opportunity to undo the wrongs that occurred? will she come back? she stayed very, ver...

Reality check. >> we have all these numbers and have to focus on how they stack up and impose perspective on this process, people. split happens. but if you are feeling daysed and confused. in the past presidents with approval ratings below 50% lose 26 seats, and compare that to the 63 seats barack obama lost in 2010 and you see the impact of a strong economy and the simple fact that america is a center right nation. theres no denying that gallup polls for decades have showed three quarters of t...

>> whats the big surprise in what could send a total curveball your direction through all of this election coverage this evening? >> if you want to be really out there, id be very shocked in the republicans kept the house, right? but i think a more realistic one, a georgia win for a democrat, an african-american woman running as a pretty progressive governor for georgia would be interesting. >> my prediction on that is runoff. who knows, 50 plus one but what do you think? >> if republicans keep ...

Democratic wave. when trumps approval gets into the low 40s, high 30s, when the anyirk ballot reaches into the double digits, the democrats need that pickup of 23 seats, thats the formula for something a lot bigger than that. >> when we are looking at 6%, 7% swings, mike, not enough for democrats because so many of those come from states that are overwhelmingly democrat. you go to these swing districts. so if youre looking at five, six-point difference, thats going to be a really, really tight r...