announcer: this is new day with chris cuomo and allison camarota. chris is off this morning. john berman joins me. we have a busy hour ahead. great day for everything but the president s poll numbers. there you go. the president is lashing out after a new poll shows his approval rating hitting a record low. abc news/washington post poll finds just 36% of americans approve of the job he s doing, the lowest six-month approval rating of any president in seven decades. unleashing a flurry of tweets, defending his son s russian meeting. repeal and replace obamacare has suffered a new setback. the senate is delaying a vote on the latest version of the plan as senator john mccain recovers from blood clot surgery. a big week ahead. joe johns is live at the white house. good morning, joe. good morning, john. president trump trying to get a
jon: the death toll rising as reports of live gunfire being used to disperse protesters in cities across egypt. the curfews and military force, the government s latest efforts to contain this day of rage. the republican national committee votes to exclude networks from upcoming presidential debates, and the senate s most senior lawmaker promising to hold hearings on the nsa s rev of rations revelations that it has violated rules by spying on americans. what was the agency trying to find out, and what did it do with the information? jon: first, our top story, the death toll rising as the crisis this egypt gets ever deeper. i m jon scott. alisyn: and i m allison
bases along its border with iran. if true, the israelis could strike iran s nuclear facilities without having to refuel, and that is a big change in israel s military situation. john bolton is the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and a fox news contributor. hello, mr. ambassador. hi, allison, glad to be here. alisyn: so if these new reports are correct that israel is now being granted access to azerbaijan, what does this mean? well, i think two things. one, substantively, obviously, israel can do the math and the geography, and if it can get positions closer to iran s nuclear targets to be able to attack them, that s so much the better from israel s point of view. israel knows how difficult, cramped a military attack would be, and it s not surprising if these reports are true and i m not commenting one way or the other whether they are but i think there s another point here beneath the substantive point, and that is that these reports come from american intelligence officials
peace the military doesn t [inaudible conversations] is government-funded work. this idea that the free market operates outside of the government is silly. these work together hand in happened to create opportunity for work people. schools give people the knowledge they need to compete. that s government funding. it s both. [inaudible conversations] not government funding. but he has billions in the bank even after he died. his company did well. that is one example of innovation in america that has grown our economy, hired tens of thousands of people and provided income and better technology for the world. allison, i just want to finish by saying i think that most americans think that the job creators are them, that they are the people that create the jobs in the united states, not a handful of very wealthy people you just said government did, now it s the american people do it. which one is it, simon? which one is it? government or the people? it s not a choice. it s
caught fire upon impact. the plane s tail number info has also yet to be released. we are awaiting confirmation on that pilot. it seems they are notifying family members as we speak. they will be holding a press conference, i ve just been told, at 3 p.m. eastern time, so that s just about an hour and a half from now. we ll stay on top of it as we learn more. alisyn: okay, julie, thank you so much. reporter: sure. alisyn: well, there s growing outrage over a proposal by a connecticut mayor who says he wants to grant illegal immigrants the right to vote. democrat john dereceive know defending his decision saying undocumented citizens deserve the same rights as other minorities, but critics ask when will it end? shannon bream is following this live from our d.c. bureau. this is a controversial proposal, shannon. reporter: it is. and, allison, you know, this mayor is no stranger to controversial proposals. new haven s actually been considered a sanctuary city since 2007 when it started