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Patrol officials say we don t have the resources to be everywhere at the same time, therefore they have to watch this happen. one texas voter we spoke to says stuff like this is endangering communities. watch. we are endangering the citizens of brownsville, our law enforcement, even the immigrants themselves with the lack of consequences this administration has allowed to slide by. it s a huge issue for me in the voter booth. the second most important among registered voters. you see here that also gave president biden low marks on his handling of it with over 60% disapproving, john, and look at this. i tweeted this out. the miami border patrol chief put this guy s picture, not that exact that s a tweet, but the actual picture is a mexican national, john, a criminal record, deported ten times and that s why voters across the country are wondering how is it
Presidential candidate may be concentrating on iowa right now. president biden is heading out west. he is scheduled to visit utah and new mexico this week, plus arizona tonight. just in the southwest is try to recover from record-breaking heat, but the president s message will go far beyond the climate crisis . he is there to talk a lot about the economy, and white house correspondent jeremy diamond joins us. there s a lot of great economic news out there. the white house believes it s not getting enough attention. that seem to be part of the president s plan here. that s right, and this month of august marks one year since several key legislative accomplishments by the president were signed into law, so the white house sees this as an opportunity to try to call attention to those laws and to the effect they are having on the economy and also on climate
Change. that s why the president is heading this evening to arizona, his first stop on a three state tour that the president is doing tomorrow in arizona. we will hear from the president on that signature climate change fighting law, the inflation reduction act, what the president is going to call attention to his climate change fighting and climate resilience efforts, as well as the record heat we re seeing in several parts of the country. on wednesday, the president heads to new new mexico where they will talk about the clean energy manufacturing provisions in that law could also talk about manufacturing broadly with the chips and science act, also hitting its one-year anniversary this week to the president on thursday heads to utah to talk about the pact act, focus on providing veterans benefits to service members affected by burn pits and chemical exposure, but on the economy and on the climate change fronts in particular, this is what the president is facing. on the economy, 680% of americans, disapproving of his handling of the economy, 37% approving, and that you have on climate change, 57% of
Ago this month and so that s where the president is headed. but he s also aiming to trto flip some of his numbers on the key issues. on the economy and on climate change. on both of those issues, dana, the president is under water with 63% of americans disapproving of his handling of the economy, 57% disapproving of his handling of climate change and so this is the white house s ntral task this month and where they thinkhat they can make some ground is by making ameranmore aware of the pieces of legislation that the president has actually passed. those numbers on climate change, for example, in that very same washington post poll voters say that they have little familiarity with the fact that this is the largest ever investment in climate change in the inflation reduction act. so ultimately hoping that they can flip those numbers and on the economic front as well. we know that the numbers are looking better in terms of the economy itself, inflation is cooling, unemployment remains very, very low, but the white house hopes that over the coming months as those numbers start to set in with the public, both the
The republican primary electorate. is it having the cake and eating it too? is it having it both ways? he s trying to because he does not want to alienate a section of the party , and it does seem, and it s not just the santa fe we are seeing from others who have been reluctant to start not being so careful. we re talking about the grief, brianna. this is still largely a field that is not taking it directly to donald trump because what the data showing is that is not what republican voters want to see. yet. president biden, in the meantime, he is heading out west, and yes, he s going to talk about climate. he s going to talk about bidenomics as he likes to talk about, and he has clear goals. his goal is to narrow the gap between how the public perceives the economy and the economic indicators we are seeing. president biden has worked with hispanic voters. we ve seen a long-term trend drifting towards republicans that democrats want to shore up here that s one reason to go to
States is doing a better job at recovering economically from the covid-19 pandemic compared to other countries. the poll finds americans are split on biden s handling of jobs and unemployment with 47% approving of the work he s doing and 48% disapproving. the president gets a negative rating for his handling of transportation and energy infrastructure, and the numbers are even worse when it comes to inflation with just 34% approval although the most recent inflation numbers encourage it seems like it is starting to cool. joining us now white house reporter for politico and coauthor of west wing play book, must read every afternoon, lauren egen is here. let s talk about the conundrum the white house has with the economy. they point taa lot of metrics and they re right the economy is pretty strong in a lot of places including inflation and particularly on job growth. but yet we just went through the polling, and that poll s not unique. there s a lot of polling that
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That these hotels are losing money, number one. as are all the businesses around the hotels that rely on tourism and tourist activity. finally, let me just say that we are paying to feed them, how is them, educate them. i don t think we should be sending them back and forth to wherever the heck they think they should be going. and then america s disapproving of a live is handling it in the first place. why are we in this mess? because a democrat won t stand up for the law of the united states. this is a violation of our integrity and sovereignty. so let s keep fighting for ukraine s border. two hell of hours solving border. it s a crime against all of us. jessica: we know joe biden isn t the first president to have a judge jeanine: i don t care. it s never been this bad. jessica: ron desantis paying florida taxpayer dollars to california so he could stick
Wiping it away in primary numbers. practice dimension present biden s job approval numbers are looking pretty left. the job approval standing at 42%. he s underwater on several key issues. 50% disapproving of the job he s doing. nearly half the people polled say the policies are hurting their families. so if you are when these other ken is not named donald trump or donald trump is clearly leading it all the polls right now. how do you use these negative numbers for biden to start chipping away? you ve got to be part of the 10% threshold right now it s only trump and desantis putting up the major numbers. if you are one of these other candidates how do you use these rough numbers are present biden to start moving your way up the polls? you have to look at that. if you look at every area that you just name biden is doing absolutely horrible. so as a candidate you take each