results got significantly delayed and you started to see it down tick in his approval numbers. people don t want to see the ideology fighting. they want the results. if they could get back to that more often, i think maybe you will can get back to that more often, i think i think you ll start to see some changing in the numbers. it s such an interesting poll. i think this is how most people feel in their dput. they want to see civility, they want to see compromise. they don t like what they re seeing in the country. fascinating stuff. thank you for being here today. coming up next, gun manufacturers are making major profits amid a string of high-profile mass shootings. when morning joe comes right back. when morning joe comes right back
the past couple of days is exactly what voters are screaming for. look, this poll, we ve been tracking this issue of how voters look at the issues of civility and polarization in our politics going back now a little over three years and we ve seen a couple of things consistently. number one, people think it is bad, on a scale of zero to 100, zero being no division at all, 100 being edge of civil war, people, the mean response is 71. they they ll we re toward civil war. that is really pessimistic. what we ve seen in the most recent poll is that a lot is being fuel by a certain degree of self-segregation. we re not surrounding ourselves with people not like us. most or all of their family and friends share the same political beliefs as they do. share the same religious beliefs
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At a Monitor Zoom Breakfast, authors of Civility Poll report 58% of Americans are “optimistic about the future because young people are committed to making this country a better place to live for everyone.”