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Rally, at least that we have found. here again is a sign of how excited people are now. the people here in the line chanting are living through what gallop told us a few days ago, that west virginia is where president trump is the most popular. his approval rating is 25% higher than the disapproval. that's higher than even north dakota which is plus 23 and wyoming which is plus 20. again, people are here, lot of them have umbrellas because it is very hot. but that is not keeping anybody quiet. it doesn't have anybody less excited for what's coming here in ab 4.5 hours. >> sandra: unbelievable....

Must-win and what's not. i think this thing is going to shake out, you know, within the next month, month and a half, two months and, we're going to have a nominee and the summer is going to be long and so is the fall and people are going to have plenty of time to hear from our candidate and barack obama, especially in the media world that we live in today in america. jon: you mentioned the president. his approval ratings are on the rise. they're back up around 50%. do you think he is beatable? >> well, not just is he beatable, jon, look at what gallop does a tracking poll every day. look what...

Resistance is futile. that's what he would like to say. not so fast. guess who is committed to coming out for the caucus tomorrow night. that could be santorum supporters. more than 3/4 of whom said they will definitely go to caucus, about 18% more than rock me in's folks and 20% more than ron paul's. by the way, 41% of likely caucus goers say they can still change their minds. what on earth are they waiting for? i hate to break it to you, but the good lord himself is not running. with what gallop calls the most volatile race ever, the front-runner changing seven times since last may, this is ...

That's what he would like to say. not so fast. guess who is committed to cauc nigh that could be santorum supporters. more than 3/4 of whom said they will definitely go to caucus, about 18% more than rock me in's folks and 20% more than ron paul's. by the way, 41% of likely caucus goers say they can still change their minds. what on earth are they waiting for? i hate to break it to you, but the good lord himself is not running. with what gallop calls the most volatile race ever, the front-runner changing seven times since last may, this is wide open. ask the man who once declared himself the n...