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states. and it was public approval polling in all 50 states about the governors of all 50 states. and this generated a bunch of local headlines, state headlines you would expect. most of those headlines were about theos relative standing o the most and loose popular governors in the country, and governors up for re-election this morning consul polling helped various publications get a handle on whether that governor's approval ratings were going up or down. that kind of local interest and state interest. here's my interest, though. look at this stuff overall. however interested you might be in who's slightly more or less popular among the governors, there is one big overarching story here, which is that all of the governors are popular. all of them in all 50 states. there is not a single governor in any stategl in the country right now who has a higher disapproval than approval rating, not a single governor in
believe that he will be able to chip away at donald trump's lead, jake. >> kyung lah, how did the audience react when mr. pence talked about former president trump? >> this is the challenge. this is going to be the challenge ahead, and the campaign plainly and clearly knows it, especially in the early. you could not help but notice that this was a mixed reaction. when mr. pence tried to land some of his harshest criticism against donald trump, when he was most forceful. you saw some and the crowd stand up on their chairs, a standing o, but a good portion of the crowned did not applaud at all. they stayed seated, and this is a pro pence crowd. it is going to be a high wire act. how does he separate himself? the man was president. he was the vice president today
career. he stole $3 billion and "the new york times" gave him a standing o, so many thought this would be like sleep away camp after spending $40 million in the democrat's insurance, and it turns out that there was a lot more where that came from. the executives pumped another $30 million into the midterms, totaling $70 million into the democrats' war chest. the media keep saying -- but the media is misleading you. just look for yourself. this is where all the stolen money went to. blue bars are for the democrats, the red bars are for republicans. i don't know about you, but this looks like a blue wave to me. democrats are trying to whitewash the names from the story, and saying "we gave this money to charities." which ones, the clinton foundation? the ones your friends run,
in davos for the world economic forum where president zelenskyy just addressed the forum there. and you served as our photographer, our man on the scene there. after president zelenskyy spoke he received a standing ovation from everyone but according to this picture you took the chinese delegation. explain to us what you saw. >> they were sitting right behind me, you know, zelenskyy gave as always a very powerful speech talking about brute force and time is of the essence and pulling the international community together to rally behind him. standing ovation after his speech with the exception of the chinese delegation who sat down through the entire standing o and then they proceeded to walk out after that picture that was taken by me actually, sending a clear message they do not support ukraine, they do not support zelenskyy and we know that president xi made this
be sitting so close that i could see in detail his mole. and i noticed that it was discolored it was raised. >> reporter: nadia, a future med student, had to warn him to see a doctor so she crafted a message on her phone. >> i knocked really hard, and i pointed and i kind of smiled to make it seem like i was friendly and -- and then he stood up and looked at it, read it for a second and then walked away >> i glanced at it i acknowledged that i saw it, but i just kept going i did not know there was a mole on my neck. >> reporter: red may have been skeptical, but he took her advice, and it was cancerous melanoma did the doctors say what would have happened had you never noticed it >> he said if you had left that in your body for five years, you probably wouldn't be here. >> reporter: then the search to say thank you began. and nadia and red had a reunion. >> nadia, the kraken and the canucks cannot thank you enough. >> reporter: she was giving a standing o the next time the canucks and kraken met.
winter olympic games, this gear who was born and raised in san francisco shocked shock the american ski community there is one with her switch to team china. in terms of communism, lateral move. if she wins silver it will come in 30 pieces. for my mom was born during the 2022. as they say in china, i'm sure shall get a standing o if they weren't changing their workstation. it was skepticism for those who say there were who has more tha 20 endorsement deals in china.
winter olympic games, this gear who was born and raised in san francisco shocked shock the american ski community there is one with her switch to team china. in terms of communism, lateral move. if she wins silver it will come in 30 pieces. for my mom was born during the 2022. as they say in china, i'm sure shall get a standing o if they weren't changing their workstation. it was skepticism for those who say there were who has more tha 20 endorsement deals in china.
short-term bump a sugar high if you will out of the speech. >> weight, why? are looking at some of the snapple and a second. why do you think you will get any bump from this because of ukraine? >> probably. the other things on inflation i particular he wasn't very specific he said we will lower cost. >> as can jordan just said how that happened. at the end of the day, the proo is in the pudding. speech on march 1st want determine the outcome of that what happens in november. it's about what people on the ground are seeing and feeling i their daily lives. unless the administration can really improve their standing o the issues economy and inflatio in particular and on other issues like immigration and crime in education, it's going to be tougher the administratio to turn around. it does not bode well for democrats in november. >> we talked about this a lot.
send them to jail. it's theater. he has abandoned the street. >> greg: i like how you a grade, disagreed, and then agreed with me. [laughter] >> dana: we have not had a chance to hear from jesse. >> jesse: biden doesn't know how to capitalize off the kabuki theater. he's giving them a standing ovation for that, and steps on it with his next sentence! to choke in moment, joe, they are giving you a standing o! [laughter] they were chanting "usa," and he steps on it and read the teleprompter. you've got to let it go, bro! [laughter] he's not trying to fight crime. he wanted to fight crime -- if he had wanted to do that, he would've talked about the gangs,
he spoke to u.s. lawmakers. there he was in the parliament. this man, is the reason that we have had a 13 day war and not a three day war. this man is the strength and bravery of its citizens. >> harris: you know, i will ask the team if the standing o is still happening, we can always do a side-by-side panel. i think that we have lost that. emily, as he speaks, two things have changed about today. one, his list is gotten longer of the things he needs. because they are running out of ammo. they are using a lot of it. that is an incredible show bravery in my to push back, now an estimated up to 200,000 russian forces. the entire 100% that were massed on the border of belarus, and output nets but inside that country of ukraine. the other thing, he is no longer a moving sort of leader. he is working in his office. he is in one place. that might make some people fearful that my goodness, we note that's forces want to go