and we have countless more examples of this. so, i think this is unfortunate. i think the media part of the problem is their inability to have any sort of sense of humor. we do have a president who can be funny at times when he talks about bringing burgers into the white house that are mile high. you know, nobody thinks he is taking that literally and yet the mainstream media is fact checking him just to further their anti-trump negative agenda. ainsley: despite all the negative news and negative agenda, his approval ratings went up. last year if you look at january he had a 40% approval rating at the end of the day in december 42.7. why is that? is america smarter? they figure this out? they see through. this absolutely. i think americans see right through this. if you turn on most of your channels on tv, it s very clear that the media has an anti trump bias. and, if anything, it actually is helping the president. but, i say that noting that it is unfortunate, this anti-trump bias b
march 1st, the straw that broke the camel s back. heather: you are a dad of 3, this has run in your family. your dad was an autoworker. yes he was. my father retired with 42.7 years of service. i took over the family legacy. i was out there before i got laid off and i thought i would have a chance to retire like my father did. heather: what about the community? how is this impacting the entire community? even those that don t work specifically at the plant impacted? people in our area know that general motors is the heart of our community. if you take the heart from the body the body falls. the community is not going to be able to bounce back after this. heather: this is what bara had to say in the meeting with
they don t see that happening under republican rule. bill: real tight race here. dean heller is at 42.7. he won that seat by about a point in nevada. meanwhile, cory booker, he had a run. of course the president will be something i consider. it would be irresponsible not t to. everybody is running. i also think that cory booker is a prime example of this. democrats are at risk of hurting themselves when you have things like this brett kavanaugh hearing, where they really didn t do themselves any favors. they looked pretty ridiculous at times, and i think that the latest stuff about brett kavanaugh, it opens an opportunity for them to kind of continue. obviously, their supporters hate donald trump. they hate everything about donald trump. and as they get away with a lot by going after him on everything. but he remains very focused on
not just him. steve harvey had a penalty for visiting trump. martin luther king s son blamed for visiting the president. both within six months regretted that. because of the vicious laura: okay. let s talk about because of the intellectual tyranny of you guys. laura: let s talk about what donald trump has done for african americans in a moment. kanye west tweeted out obama was in office for eight years and nothing in chicago changed. kind of a substantive point. what has changed under donald trump? black homeownership under obama was 46.1% in 2009. in 2017, it s 42.7 opinion. gone up. household income for blacks. median household income for blacks under obama, 37,809. and then it went up to $37,211. yeah. ended up going down in 2011. so barack obama didn t exactly
refused to do so twice. sandra: he has a narrow lead over gillespie, 42.7%. this is the latest poll. now that we re days away can you set up what s at stake in the race for your party? ed s running a great campaign and represent virginia well. the rnc is doing well and we knocked on doors and it s about voter turnout. i can t think of a greater contra contrast from the two men and the ad. they re doubling down on the ad that s on hate, division and fear and not able to denounce that and then ed gillespie running a race that s positive about the future of virginia. it s at stake for the people of virginia to decide the leader and i think ed gillespie should be elected as governor. sandra: chairwoman, a piece