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Big night for the president tonight, the annual state of the union address, part of the president's challenge to try to convince you politely that maybe he's doing a better job than you think. by that if you look at the president's approval rating it's up 41%, yes, up from 38%, last year's state of the union, but the president would like to boost his approval. let's work back to the pres presidency. first year, it's not technically state of the union address. unemployment rate, 5.3%. inflation with the economy, a horrible covid winter, more than 142,000 peaked with hospitalizations there. let'...

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>> i came here to serve the people, not politicians and party leaders and i will do just that. i was elected by 142,000 people, and until those people tell me they don't want me, we'll find out in two years. >> so desantis that he was setting a high bar that day, essentially saying, look, leave when all 142 dozen people who voted for me say i should leave. well, it's getting close. new polling just found that 78% of voters say he should resign, including 71% of republicans. for those of you doing the math now, 70% of all registered voters in new york's district three months to 449,000 people. ...

Kick santos off of his committees if they so choose. i think they probably saw the writing on the wall and that was likely to happen if they went after ilhan omar, so they're trying to get ahead of that a little bit. so this is a pretty significant development. usually members are removed from their committees once they're indicted for something. now that he's already off the committees, if he is indicted as is very possible, it may feel like the next step is to remove him, so this is a pretty significant development that puts him on pretty thin ice. >> you know, santos has, brendan, been defi...

>> i'm managing $1.5 billion fund. >> the source says there was alarm among consultants, donors and other republicans. and many believed the national media would blow the lid on his inconsistencies before the election, but that never happened. on friday, "the new york times" first reported details of what republicans knew about santos before the election. the republican congressman remains defiant, pushing back on calls for his resignation. >> i wish well all of their opinions, but i was elected by 142,000 people. until those same 142,000 people tell me they don't want me, we'll find out in tw...