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Governorship. that trend is sort of the opposition party winning in virginia, we see it over and over again with one exception, actually in 2013, barack obama the democrat was the president and actually a democrat, terry mccauliffe, remember he won nar low. ken cuccinelli was his opponent. he barely won. obviously republicans glen yuncan trying to present a more moderate image remember what happened in to 2013. joe biden himself hovers over this race. this is how we look at the virginia race as ...

To craft this message a little bit more for a voter base and a preview perhaps for the 2022 mid-terms when he goes to new jersey on monday and virginia on tuesday in those key gubernatorial elections. i think the way he pitches the plan there in that manner is going to be important there as well. >> and well know if theyre close if he comes to visit us on capitol hill. right before we came on the air jen psaki was asked about the presidents filibuster comments last night. and when she expressed ...

Passed. we will turn now now to the latest action. s another day of brutal day in washington as they try to cobble together a multi-million dollar package with razor thin majorities the sauce annual making aint pretty. it rarely s. democrats around the country are losing patience, amid flashing red lights for the party, bidens decline of the approval rating to trumps resurgence on the right ahead of the mid-terms. that was summed up by governor newsom when i spoke to him yesterday in los angeles...

Race. the justice department thinks any state is doing that they can go to court. my prediction is theyll lose in georgia, theyll lose in texas, kentucky also passed a new law supported mostly by democrats signed by a democratic governor and our law is arguably more restrictive than the georgia law or the texas law but you dont hear anybody complaining about the kentucky law because the democratic governor signed it. this is a solution in search of a problem. americans all over the country can e...

>> charles: from sticker shock to a shock poll. new numbers from fox news showing about 9 out of ten voters are extremely or very concerned about inflation. is that a problem for democrats in the upcoming 2022 mid-terms? lets get the read from susan crabtree at real clear politics. the number is shocking. its hard to imagine it would be any different. anyone that steps outside, steps in a store, gets any gas, they know this is crushing americans, isnt it, susan? >> its absolutely true, charles. ...

There are other concerns. for example gallup showing two weeks ago americans, the majority of them believe republicans would be better on security. at this point, looking at a year out from the 2022 mid-terms what do you think the chances are for the senate being able to return to republican majority? >> only two times in american history did the party of the president gain seats two years into a first term. we have 50 republicans right now. the administration is enormously unpopular. the presid...

86 just a month ago. so a 11% drop with democrats, with his own party since last month. what do you see going on here? >> well, hes losing support across the board. never had it with republicans. hes lost support with independents beforehand. the important thing about this is hes trying to get this giant spends bill passed on capitol hill. with each point that his job approval rating goes down, he has less clout on capitol hill, less ability to convince and cajole and threaten and push people on...

Decline. 87% said theyre worried about inflation. im looking at the independent number. it went from september 42% job approval for the president among independents, this one is 27%, dan. that is an enormous decline among independents and the most important group that anybody is watching in terms of these mid-terms. >> absolutely. i think probably the house democrats are beginning to hit the panic button. what byron just described and explained about the presidents approval rating is true. the p...

House doesnt want to go down a murky path on. again, were talking two critical voices, kyrsten sinema and joe man. in. the conversations with them over the past two weeks have been 5b9 infrastructure, way less about voting rights. there is pressure on them to change that i am told that could happen as we head into the mid-terms, as we get closer to 2022. but the reality here is a political one where the president put most of his time and energy around things they think they can get past, chuck. ...

Republicans favor? >> thats what glen youngkin is banking on. i agree with reince. both parties are making this a national issue. mccauliffe has largely campaigned on abortion after the texas decision trying to fire up those suburban women who the end not to vote in governor elections. both campaigns have nationalized it an interesting way and the first bellwether which party has momentum going into the 2022 mid-terms. >> dana: and thats why we would love to have you back at some point to talk a...