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Disapproval 53%. just in one year, that is out 30-point negative swing for the president. that is fairly stunning. it hasn't happened since world war ii to any president. >> you look at those numbers and say 43%. that is not horrible. it is not what i president would want obviously appeared when you came in and the high 50s and you were already down to this number oh 43 and just one year and shift up in terms of disapproval, that is very alarming i'm sure for this administration. we also now live in a more expensive country. we talk about that. are we less safe? we saw the report from chicago ...

We've moved on. i mean, you know, these are the generals who lead people into the battle of little bighorn and then go home and have lunch and leave the troops out there? where are they? where are the generals? what's their strategy to get abolition of obama care? >> mark halperin it gets worse. a new gallup poll americans now have heard of senator ted cruz and that's not necessarily a good thing. his net favorability is done 16 points from four months ago. cruz's defund obama care partner senator mike lee not doing a lot better. >> this is shocking numbers. >> he's seen a 20-point negative sw...

That is a 13-point negative swing for the president. >> it is. bottom line, the economy at home as you suggested is slowing. the stock market has been volatile. the scandals are festering. overseas, we are losing whatever allies we have had. the president was effectively alone on this trip. there are problems with the president of senegal over gay marriage. not much is going well for the president. a lot is going wrong. >> gregg: if he thought it was bad at home he goes overseas and spended $100 million in taxpayer hundred money. >> historically presidents get a boot out of foreign policy trip...

A handgun on the hip of every teacher, and security should not mean a guard posted outside every classroom. [ applause ] >> governors andrew cuomo from new york and dan malloy from connecticut made gun control a priority in their state of the state addresses last night, but as they push for gun safety as the legacy of the tragic newtown shooting, what does the nra want? according to politico's mike allen, more members and more money. nra membership is up by 100,000 in the past 18 days to 4.2 million people. the group told politico they want to break five million by the end of this debate. perh...