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once again, elaine reclaimed the top prize, winning the gold in record time in the 100-meter race. i know all of us were nervous, and it s always best to come out on top. reporter: for tennis, novak djokovic is heading home disappointed. the top-ranked player lost to spain s pablo carreno busta in the bronze medal match. but the day was golden for u.s.a. swimming. caeleb dressel from the united states is going to win. reporter: on the men s side, caeleb dressel didn t just crush his competition in the pool. he set a world record of 49.45 in the men s 100-meter butterfly. we spoke to dressel before he left for tokyo, where he told us he s just getting started. i ve learned a lot about myself. there are still some things, i feel i got a lot of talent left to squeeze out. reporter: no other woman could keep up with katie ledecky as she closed out her games with
from office it is solidified around a couple polls, fox news, 49/45, there s an nbc/ wall street journal poll, 49 yes, 46 oppose there, but hasn t moved dramatically as new evidence has been gathered here. and you see in the new york times poll as we noted going in that two-thirds of the trump voters who voted democratic in 2018 are saying they ll back president trump in 2020. i wonder if that indicates to you that the democrats have failed to deliver on their promises from the midterms and the impeachment strategy is failing. absolutely not. we have a large number of legislation that is sitting in mitch mcconnell s desk, we re talking about gun control, we re talking about it s not going anywhere. they re not acting on it. voters are going to you came in saying you re going to shake things up and move on these things, drug prices, et cetera, it ain t happening. we have moved on them. and we have passed over 20
49/45. clinton stood at only 24% supported impeachment. 68% approved of his job. look at nixons numbers. his job approval was below 30, but at the time, only 33% approved of impeachment. so trump does fall sort of in the middle between clinton and nixon. it s such an interesting contrast when you look at the three of them. it s also interesting that bill clinton was not going to be running for re-election nixon as well, so that changes the whole complexion of all of this, but i think we re seeing with these poll numbers exactly why nancy pelosi dragged her feet for so long on moving to impeachment. this is why, you know, i think that she did not want to do this. and the democrats are taking a huge, huge risk here. it s going to be really fascinating to see on the republican side, they, too, have gotten themselves in a fix. i don t think this is a question of them not thinking this rises to the level of impeachment. i think they just know that their political fortunes are completely
still under water. democrats think it is an opportunity. let me add this to show you. the districts that touch the suburbs. in the american suburbs, 6 in 10 voters disapprove of how the president is doing his job. so, take the suburbs, take those regions and democrats think when you look at this map, the president is a drag and they can get to a house majority. that s what makes this so striking. when you move to the fight for control of the senate, this has always been advantage republican because ten democratic incumbents are running for reelection in states the president carried in 2016. some of them quite handily. so we have did at 49/45. can the democrats get a senate majority? they can. if they don t change anything else on this map, they would have to sweep the toss-ups. the democrats would have to come into this race and sweep every single one of these toss-ups on the board. is that possible? yes, it s possible. but the democrats are on defense when it comes to the senate map.