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their support down 12%. overall, 38%. approve of the president's job performance. that's down six points since april. also the lowest number for the president in this particular poll so far. now over the weekend kellyanne conway was asked about these poll numbers more broadly. she acknowledged more broadly that the numbers were down in the trump base and she said, look, the bottom line is his agenda isn't getting through. she sort of put the blame on congress but there is no doubt that the stalled efforts in health care reform fed into this and then you have a lot of voters saying they're frustrated by the president's tweets. so, i do think in terms of that august reset, he could be looking for that, particularly when it comes tahis legislative agenda, hallie. >> support for republicans, down 14% since february. you heard kristen mention health care is a part of that. sarah huckabee sanders said to me, yeah, because congress is holding things up. not about the president and his trustworthness or credibility, the fact that members of
she's totally unhinged. >> reporter: hillary clinton striking a grave tone, targeting minority voters in nevada by using trump's own words against him. >> someone who demeans women, mocks the disabled, insults latinos and african-americans. >> reporter: clinton also aggressively setting her sights on the red state of arizona where trump holds a five-point lead. >> if donald trump were to win this election, we would have a commander in chief who is completely out of his depth and whose ideas are incredibly dangerous. or maybe, heaven forbid, start a real war instead of just a twitter war. >> reporter: both candidates ramping up attacks. clinton calling trump, dark and devsive. >> we know that the presidency doesn't change who you are. >> reporter: trump hits her on trustworthness and obama care. >> real change begins immediately with repealing and replacing obama care.
their trustworthness with questions about hers. we don't, you know these are allegations i haven't heard hillary address them specifically but it does raise questions and it does further cement the narrative that the clintons think the rules are for everybody else. >> i get the impression that we could run this race tomorrow. we could have this election tomorrow if she's the democratic nominee and get the same result without the spending of a fortune and without debates and we're going to because it seems like no one is undecided. you just offered, you know your take with regard to her and clinton supporters would say, this is a partisan hit job by and you know the whole argument. it's already game on with regard to her. >> here is the variable. this is what i'm excited to watch. the media is not having it. to their credit the media is more skeptical about the clintons than not just the hillary supporters but democrats in general. and i heard charles say last week that republicans need to keep their, stand back and let
woman and i get what you're saying about sort of her capacity for discourse but i also think it's the code switching. it's a particular kind of discourse she was good at. >> this gets at your broader point about intersectionality because this is also about class in addition to race and gender and how we view class and o.j.'s daughter obviously is of a very different class than rachel. that shades people's perceptions of trustworthness, of honesty. it's also skin color, she was a beauty. >> all of it together. >> all of it together. >> maybe we did learn something about ourselves. i really appreciate it. 20 years ago, i never thought i would be on tv talking about it. you did, because you were on tv talking about it 20 years ago. trust me, we are all old compared to my interns. i want to thank my guests. up next, freedom summer turns 50.