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Huge part in that approval rating for every president. joining me now for more on this is data reporter harry enten. we're going to hear from the president on the economy. this all impacts his approval rating. overall what you're looking at, it's not great. what do you see? >> it's not great. the trend over the last few months shows that biden's approval rating has been falling. if you look a back on august 1, i believe it was at 51%. look at it now. it's at 44%. you can just see over the last few months from august 1st to september 1st to now you see the net approval rating going from positiv...

Idaho, florida, we sent our state troopers down to support the department of safety down to texas and the texas legislature has been governor grab greg abbott resources and border security is supposed to be a federal concern and not something the state is supposed to do but is left to the states to take action because president biden is failing. rachel: you're prepared to sidebar personnel to texas whether trespassing or what wha, you're prepared to do it. >> that's what you're seeing in texas right now, were all going down there to support governor abbott, he's the one to step up and take the...

Spent and committed. it reached the limit on what it could borrow back on august 1, and since then, the treasury's been using these extraordinary measures to make sure it didn't run out of money and default. if the us were to essentially not raise the debt ceiling or not suspend it, then america would have its first ever default, and the consequences of that are so unimaginable, economists can't quite wrap their heads around it. and i think the same feeling is here on wall street. they can't imagine that happening. they believe that politicians will ultimately figure out some kind of solution,...

Of the pandemic than were born, marking the first time the state's population declined. to the alarming numbers out of georgia now, covid deaths have risen nearly a thousand percent since august 1. on average, 94 georgians are dying every day, according to the state's department of health. my colleague nbc's stephanie stanton joins us from atlanta. pretty shocking numbers, that escalation is remarkable, stephanie. what are you hearing on this? >> reporter: indeed. good afternoon to you, alex. health care officials here in georgia are struggling. resources are being stretched dangerously thin...

He was named a person of interest. officers respond to a dispute between the couple august 1 nearly two weeks before her disappearance. >> apologizing saying i'm so mean. sometimes i just like -- i just ... in a bad mood. >> they are going to go somewhere else. i want everybody to --