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That the american people would just enjoy having a normal president who doesn't use his twitter account to threaten neighboring countries or corporations. but they don't. take one look at national polling numbers and we'll see that americans are unhappy with joe biden. according to 5:38, 51.7% of americans disapprove of his job performance. a recent quinnipiac university poll showed that 50% of disapprove of biden's handling of the pandemic and 59% disapprove of his handling of the economy. the remedy for the president slumping poll numbers is proposed in the title of molly john fest article w...

>> just point out the numbers there in new jersey, 47.5%. for ciattarelli, the republican challenger, 51.7 p%. >> yeah. this isn't going to make democrats feel better either. >> can i pick up something on the education issue? i think this is -- what youngkin did in virginia was give republicans a blueprint. apparently it was an issue also in new jersey. it's an issue in communities all across the country. he's giving the republican party a blueprint on how to talk to these voters again and a reminder about how we used to run campaigns based on issues that people care about, actual platforms. a...

King. and the vote keeps coming in. and ciattarelli keeps expanding his lead over the republican democratic governor. no governor has been re-elected in the state of new jersey since the 1970s. we don't know what's going to happen. there is still a lot of outstanding vote. look at this. the democrat jack ciattarelli, 62,000 votes ahead of phil murphy. 51.7% to 47.5%. where are the votes that we're waiting for? there is still 48% of the vote coming in. >> about half of the vote still to count. you say, okay, we're a blue state that better be our vote, especially down here. i will show you in a ...

Have a democrat take this seat and start to push toward wanting to change things that are growing. ohio is happy with the direction we're going now. we'll continue to make sure these things continue to grow in that fashion. >> sandra: we've heard the president suggest maybe there could be a red wave. not the blue wave democrats hoped for in november. do you see that happening? >> i agree with the president. in the primary 200,000 more republicans voted than democrats. as i travel the state, people are happy with the economy and happy with the job the president is doing. troy balderson will con...

Ed gillespie, the republican candidate for governor of virginia, still maintaining an advantage, a lead over ralph northam, the democrat, candidate. 51.7%, 47% for ralph northam. gillespie is up by 12,906 votes right now. you can see a slight advantage, still early. only 11% of the vote in, but it's coming in relatively quickly. we'll have a lot more numbers coming in. much more ahead. more election results. we're going to bring you the president's big speech, a major address in south korea after he tried and failed to visit the heavily armed demilitarized zone. we'll be right back. another da...