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Over and over again really appropriately raises the stakes and i do think there was 52% of independents over the weekend in that ipsos reuters poll who said they think donald trump should drop out. 52% of the independents said they would not support him because of the conviction, but it is -- it is a truth threat but it is also a resident threat for voters that he will not accept the results. he cant have that -- a lot of people think this could be the last election if trump wins and its a way t...

Independent candidate has done since i was well, well just say less than 10-years-old, so hes gluing something thats quite unusual. but as you pointed out, there has been a little bit of a fete and rfk juniors support. so if we look back to late 2023, what we see here, 17% of quinnipiac university, 15% and fox news, 17% and reuters ipsos look rfk junior is still pulling in the double digits, but hes at 14% of three point drop ucf four point drop fox news, and you see a seven point drop in the re...

A huge question two new polls just out show americans largely agree with the verdict, but theres more to that. cnns harry enten is back with us. what are you seeing on this area? >> yeah. the horse race. the quick question we were talking about on friday, would we see a massive change in the numbers not really so far, right. this is the one poll that we have. its a reuters ipsos poll. the trump versus biden margin. look, pre new york conviction, the two of them were tied now post-conviction. we ...

Donald trump. >> right. >> so this can really only help to keep donald trump out of the white house, i believe. >> i totally agree. were going to show you a poll that abc did along with ipsos which points that fact out, mika, in one second. i do want to go to ed luce, though. ed, i was not watching because i do my best not to watch live donald trump. >> oh, yeah. >> i will go back, then ill look at it later. or read about it. or any people who are going to spew lies for as long as he did. but i ...

Them, the answer is maybe yes, and maybe no. according to a new reuters ipsos poll taken after the verdict. 26% of registered independent voters said they are less likely to vote for donald trump. will they still feel that way in november? there are five months left before election day, which is, i dont know, like five life times in modern day presidential politics, maybe more. anything can still happen. just remember that all of donald trump has probably survived. john mccain isnt a war hero, t...

According to integralia, more than 700 people have been threatened kidnapped, extorted, or murdered, among other crimes since campaign started in september. rafael romo cnn atlanta on the biden ministration appears to be on the verge of taking an aggressive new step on border security. >> sources, say the white house is reaching out to mayors of cities along the us southern border to protect essentially joined the president next week for an executive order rollout executive action would limit mi...

Well see what that actually means. this one pull from a reuters ipsos about how people would vote 14% of republicans say they wouldnt vote for trump with the conviction, there were 58% of independents, of course lets get going to be the key number to watch come november, there was a shift though, among republicans pretrial versus post-trial, 24% before the trial. so they would now have over dropping his convicted. thats down for just 14% now. so clearly theres been a shift among republicans fall...

After the verdict, doesnt mean a lot more polling. >> well see what that actually means. this one pull from a reuters ipsos about how people would vote 14% of republicans say they wouldnt vote for trump with the conviction there were 58% of independence, of course its gonna be the key number to watch come november, there was a shift though among republicans pretrial versus post-trial, 24% before the trial. so they would now over dropping his convicted. thats down for just 14% now. so clearly the...

Attempt point lead. but this section, anderson is so close to even the slightest smallest change can make all the difference in the world. so take a look at that ipsos poll now and compare it to where we were pre conviction and what do we see? we see that now joe biden leads in that poll among registered voters by two points. now thats within the margin of error. thats not a major change from the tie that we saw. before the conviction took place, but i dug under the cross tabs a little bit, you ...

So far, opinion polls show it really hasnt moved the needle much with the voters. president biden leading by 2% according to a national poll by reuters ipsos conducted just hours after trumps convictions. 41% of registered voters say they will vote for biden, 39% in favour of donald trump, the rest either undecided, considering third—party candidates or say they may not vote at all. what impact could the case have? nomia iqbal gauged reactionjust outside of reaction just outside of atlanta in ...