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Denver stage. and the american west turned out to be good to the party come november that year. >> it really, just about the mid last decade began moving dramatically toward the democratic side. >> a year and a half later, polling shows that trend may be reversing. according to the cook political report, four western governor seats currently held by democrats are toss-ups, leaning or likely becoming republican in this year's elections. three western u.s. senate seats held by democrats are also listed as in jeopardy. along with at least four democratically held seats in the u.s. house of repres...

We have our first look at how the press feels about president trump. the president's approval rating stands at 44% with 48% disapprovaling. that is the lowest rating ever recorded in this early stage of a presidency. for a little perspective, it took president obama 32 months to fall into negative territory. on the other happened, after a very rocky first five weeks in office, mr. trump's 44% approval rating also suggests a durable floor of support from him, almost entirely of republicans who approve of the president by a martin of $86% to 9%. democrats disapprove of mr. trump by the same. ind...

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8%, 28 million americans and you can add 49 million americans on food stamps, dick. >> i have my own, the polling i have seen first of all reflects that in any sample registered voters, likely voters, there's a ten point margin for romney on the economy, creating jobs, and it's about 52 to 41 usually is the spread. so that ultimately is going to be the margin in the election. you can't say that this guy would be better on the number one issue, but i'm going to vote for this guy. it doesn't happen that way. the second, which is fascinating, is gallop asked people are you more enthusiastic about...

Can add 49 million americans on food stamps, dick. >> i have my own, the polling i have seen first of all reflects that in any sample registered voters, likely voters, there's a ten point margin for romney on the economy, creating jobs, and it's about 52 to 41 usually is the spread. so that ultimately is going to be the margin in the election. you can't say that this guy would be better on the number one issue, but i'm going to vote for this guy. it doesn't happen that way. the second, which is fascinating, is gallop asked people are you more enthusiastic about this election than any other you...