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Despite the words yesterday from justice stevens, no way. we need more republicans in 2018 and will always hold the the supreme court. weighing in on an issue so fraught with tension the last several days because of the marches here in washington and around the country. nothing on stormy daniels and this other legal trouble that he is in here, chris. >> another boogeyman that is sure to do nothing about how we stop these shootings. abby, thank you so much. so the stormy daniels scandal has legs when it comes to this court proceeding. that's always been the case. what is the chance the presiden...

That was bill clinton at 44% in 1993. all the rest have ranged from 55% to jfk's job approval number of 75%. in addition, some of the underlying numbers would raise concerns would any new administration, especially on questions about trust, judgment, and support from his base. we begin tonight with david chalian. so 38% approval. not good news for this white house tonight. >> there's the big report card, 38%, not a good number at all. we dig in, we look at are people -- where is the strength of this response? in approval or disapproval? take a look here. 24% say they strongly approve. but 47% ...

You don't have to live on a farm to appreciate the farm bill. in fact, some of its biggest impacts are felt far from the field. everything from food costs to healthy options to how it gets to your dinner table. there are implications for renewable energy and your paycheck. it seals like something congress could really make a meal out of, right? well, before we dig in, here's some back ground. congress has been debating a new farm bill for five years. that's right. five years. mostly because everybody split when the check came. a trillion dollars. that's the price of the legislation being debat...

President who once looked unbeatable, but whose sliding poll numbers have some pondering, wow, the unthinkable, we can beat this guy, we can beat this president. but not with this guy, not with our guy. surely there must be other guys, guys with less baggage, guys with more credentials, guys who don't pander or smooth talk over double talk, guys who -- well, i don't know whose hair isn't owe perfectly or tightly staged media events so precise, guys who are politicians, but don't seem so political. we don't need a chameleon who changes colors, but a candidate who proudly shows his stripes. we c...

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