democratic base. fox news power rankings have four seats leaning democratic. ohio, pennsylvania, nevada, montana. she states leading republican. indiana and tennessee where bob corker is rethinking his retirement. then there are the toss-up s. arizona, missouri, north dakota, west virginia florida where president trump is already endorsed outgoing governor rick scott. november s 36 governors races representing opportunities for democrats. the issues are different. they are not turning on federal issues. they have a different governing style and not tied inextricably to donald trump or republicans in congress. in the house were democrats need to flip 24 seats to win control, democratic candidates have a 6.5. edge on a ballot. they are counting on a different number to carry them. president trump s approval. 38.8%. democrats have not come up with a unifying message.
when you get to the details of a tax bill like this, this is bread and butter for matters members of the house and senate, it is not very hard. you are talking about numbers and calendar dates. those are perfectly compromise of all issues. if the top rate in the house is 39.6 in the senate is 38, you split the difference and end up at 38.8. you don t need the president of the united states to weigh in on that. these are the compromises i m telling you are easy to happen and they are coming. harris: i will tell you where some republicans and democrats in the higher tax state have told me they want the president to weigh in, he lived in new york and knows how state and federal taxes can come down for some people and how it can help them. the thought is i guess on one plan and a no on the other, do you need the president to step in? that s a tougher one, i think the ultimate answer on that is
for me, i would tell people that s the president. he s 71 years old. we re not going to change him. he s our guy, and so learn how to work with and operate with him. all right. the latest wave of national polls has shown president trump struggling in favorable and approval rating. a tracking poll shows him around 39%. the president averaged a 38.8% approval rating in the second quarter, lower than any other president over the same terms since gallop began polling in 1945. now, a new usa today poll shows the nation s split over whether he should be removed from office. 42-42. there s no credible effort to impeach the president as of this point. i guess the first thing i find interesting is they re asking that question, noah.
subordinated yourself to the team even if you had disagreements and the second i think was that john weinberg once said, some people grow, other people swell and it s a great line to think about yourself so for me, i want to keep my head in the game, keep my ego low and work with steve bannon as best i can. and then the other thing was sarah says i can keep going. you said that the ship you said that you don t need to right the ship, that you guys are doing great work. but the president has a 38.8% approval rating in his second quarter. that s historically low. what are you going to do to change that? to better communicate with the american people. that s actually a really good question. and so these polls are moving targets, and we all know from statistics, which i ve taken plenty of statistics courses, that sometimes the polls can be wrong. that s an average. that s gallup s average. but we were using averages during the campaign and people
the legendary john weinberg said some people grow, other people s well. that s a great line to think about yourself. for me, i want to keep my head in the game, i want to keep my ego low, and i want to work as closely as i can. i have a huge enormous amount of respect for him. sarah says i can keep going. i will keep going. you said you don t need to right the ship, that you guys are doing great work. the president has a 38.8% approval rating in his second quarter. that is historically low. what are you going to do to change that? that s actually a really good question. these are moving targets and we all know from statistics that it sometimes the polls can be wrong. we do know that. we are going to use gallus average, but averages during the campaign and we said we are going to lose and we ended up winning.