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Foresee it. is there any chance? your term ends in 2027. is there any chance that you would run in 2028? >> you know, jake, i just got reupped for four more years and the job that i've always wanted, i enjoy it, even on the hardest days, i feel really lucky to be the governor of the great state of michigan. that is 100% my focus. i'm not making plans for 2028 or anything beyond. >> you're not ruling it out. florida governor ron desantis, your gubernatorial colleague is widely expected to run for president in 2024. like you, he won re-election last year by double digits in a state that in the p...

Medicare for a long time, it is no doubt that's gonna be on the table as part of the price to raise the debt ceiling. art that presently smart at the very least, it wasn't gonna get an agreement in the room, to make clear to the american public, where they stand. >> what did you make of the overall thrust of the presidents speech focusing on infrastructure, focusing on drug prices, focusing on the things that have been passed, and accomplishments that he's had thus far around very basic human economic concerns, the number of jobs, wages going, up inflation coming down, manufacturing jobs been ...

16% say they are better off. now, those numbers stand in stark contrast to when the poll asked americans the same question two years after the election of former president donald trump when just 13% said they were worse off and a whopping 25% said they were in fact better off. meanwhile in the very latest fox news survey, biden's approval amongst independents is at just 33%, down 22 points from a high of 55% back in june of 2021. and if you're the white house and you think, well, that's pretty bad, well, this is worse, because when asked about the upcoming presidential election in 2024, 62% of...

Welcom welcome back. panelists here, msnbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, democratic pollster cornell bell. lanhee chen who hasn't been here for a while because he was a candidate in 2022. and, andrea, i know you have a ton of reporting to share, but i want to take a step back. the lack of benefit of the doubt that republicans are giving this administration, on one hand due to our current politics that shouldn't be surprising, but even on this. right? >> well, partly, there is bipartisan, a bipartisan majority on the hill against china. this is reminiscent of the c...