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>> yeah, ayman, now that were 11 months to go before the 2022 midterms, these generic ballot polls are going to be all over the place. sometimes margin of error, sometimes different methodology, whether theyre registering registered voters or likely voters. your viewers looking at the midterms should focus on joe bidens approval ratings. to me theyre usually the greatest and best guide on what the midterm environment looks like. historically, first year presidents in their very first midterm ele...

Out like that and say this is about the midterm is just irresponsible. but he has shown that before. it is a darned shame. what we need to do is tell people, look. you cant win it politically but i care about you. i care about your family. i care about your children. go get vaccinated. save yourself and dont take up a bed for somebody else that legitimately didnt take care of themselves. >> good point, john kasich, gloria borger, thank you very much. coming up a pattern of disturbing crimes es...

Unsolicited mail-in ballots. democrats will do anything to cheat an election, but were not going to let them. there was a response to that tweechlt these people are breathtakingly stupid. this theory holds that, one, scientists and literally every country on the planet are part of a midterm election plot, and, two, democrats believe theyd benefit from a surge of covid cases while biden is in the white house. joining us now, nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli. mike, im not sure we n...

Though. this is, hallie, going to be the biggest abortion case, the mississippi case, since roe v. wade. i dont feel theres a debate about whether the mississippi law will be allowed to go forward. the question is does it go forward under roe v. wade, too? >> and the political impact of whatever the decision, which we wont know for months, after the arguments happen on wednesday, whats so interesting is the question thats come up that i hear a lot which is how much of a galvanizing issue is abor...

The under lying conditions will come to the floor. and biden could recover substantially. maybe not in time for 2022. but we have seen this movie before. we have reagan, clinton and obama. all came into office with the economy in turmoil. it didnt turn around fast enough to save the party. in the second half of the term, the economy ascended. so did that they. and won reelection comfortably. >> if all that happens, what does that mean for 2024? >> right. the history is that there is no clear rel...

Hard that can backfire. theyre not twisting arms in the way that lbj did back in the 60s and other presidents have in the past. they want to try to, you know, sweet talk him there in effect by saying, you know, were all on board on most of these things. lets get to where we need to get to. obvious big differences include things like family leave and a few other big ticket items that need to be resolved. but youre right, the president getting it done this year, if its at all possible is a huge pr...

Just as often a big midterm win hasnt prefigured a loss in the presidential election. its hard for a president to convert legislative success in year one. into political success in year two. almost always the presidents party loses seat in the first midterm. often the economy kind of works its out through the presidency. and some of the programs they are able to pass in the year one, biden has a lot of options on that table. are felt by more people by the time of the reelection. its very prematu...

Sometimes different methodology, whether theyre registering registered voters or likely voters. your viewers looking at the midterms should focus on joe bidens approval ratings. to me theyre usually the greatest and best guide on what the midterm environment looks like. historically, first year presidents in their very first midterm election lose on average 20 house seats, their party does. when a presidents approval rating is below 50%, ayman, that goes to more than 40 house seats. and so joe b...

Automation were laborsaving to make the ports more efficient. thats within build back better. what you have is a lot of politics overwriting economic reality for the democrat as they try to limp toward the 2022 midterm in the 2024 presidential days. jon: i want to make sure the viewers heard that. you are saying we have a global supply chain problem. we have tankers parked outside they cant offload their goods in the build back better bill is not going to allow those ports from improving their f...

>> youve got to remember, its not going to self-correct. these are all self-induced. if you wouldve fallen asleep and done nothing we would be so much better off by continuing the policies he inherited. this was self-inflicted and its not going to be corrected, because as you say, he insults the people that criticize him or he laughs it off and says inflation is a -- a high-class problem. are you didnt get your treadmill and stuff. the midterm -- we have one coming up in a year. i think most peo...