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ballot, and they want to cut that. >> but in the battleground states in the poll, the test is tied. the president's approval rate something at 47%, the highest it has been in that poll. what do you attribute that to? >> listen, we always knew that this election was going to be close. i don't use the term blue wave. i always talk about the need for the blocking and tackling. i always talk about the need for organizing, to make sure you are leading with your values, and that's how we have been winning throughout this year and 2017, talking about those key issues that matter most. i still have a lot of confidence in the house. i know the senate is a tougher map, but we have got great candidates, and we look at the governor's races and i see the work that is being done. you saw what andrew gilliam did in his debate and you see the polling down in florida, and you
pointed out a good point. aside from this, and whether or not there's coordination from the trump campaign and russia, there is an overarching concern for our nation. >> it's interesting, you are suggesting in a way that the fbi director would do the republicans a favor if they say no evidence. mark preston, it's not like president trump is entering this week in a position of enormous strength. there's a gallup poll that just came out that said his approval rate something at 37% which is historically low, and the comparisons of past presidents don't matter which is the trend line that is ugly for this president, and he dropped in the last couple of weeks, and what kind of moment is it for him politically? >> it's critical that we should point out 37% is tilted because he has virtually no support
program this week. don't forget to tune into cnn tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. for our in-depth look inside isis, "blue lineside" "blindsided: how isis shook the world," and i will see all of you next week. good morning. i'm brian sell ter and it's time for reliable sources. it's the morning after the white house correspondents dinner which means there are some hung over correspondents waking up in washington. it was a night where per tradition president obama took some hits. >> after six years in office your approval rate something at 48%. not only that your gray hair is at 85%. your hair is so white now it can talk back to the police. >> "snl's" cecile strong. as always the president hit back this time with the help of his anger translator luther played