as you just heard. crime, the economy, abortion and democracy, are the top issues for voters in battleground states tells what they re focusing on. so it was fascinating for me to sit down with this group of battleground voters, one of the things that was fascinating was the three democrats said that democracy and human rights were what they were voting on. the three republicans that crime, right away. and, then it turns out in the conversation, the two of the democrats were in mass shootings. they were somehow involved in mass shootings, and so they re traumatized by that, but they didn t say crime is our number one. because basically they say crime is so complicated, is it about access to weapons, is it
success running again right now. martha: that s interesting. what do you base that on? well, if i take a look at national polls, her image is below donald trump s who also is probably very struggling in the republican party, but also would have trouble gather ago 50% support. hillary clinton i think she s at about 36% favorable. too low a number to make a successful national challenge. martha: she had two big disappointments in the presidential arena. whether or not she has the stomach to go for it a third time i guess remains to be seen. interesting, tom, what we saw this week from some of these dcc internal polling and politico where they found that democrats own research shows that some battleground voters think the party is preachy, judgemental the words they used and focused on culture wars. unless they move more forcefully to confront the gop s potent
pollsters. according to a report from politico, internal polling by house democrats showed them what we have been saying all along. they are unlikeable and out of touch. with the report highlighting the fact that some battleground voters think the party is preachy. judgmental, and focused on culture wars, who could have guessed that the average american doesn t want to see their representative auditioning to be a social lite on the red carpet or that voters didn t want to be judged for backing the blue during a crime wave. but don t worry, the democrats have an answer for that, too. the politico piece goes on to say that when faced with a defund the police attack for instance reiterate support for police. on immigration they said democrats should deny support for open borders or amnesty. and talk about their efforts to keep the border safe. democrats actually need polling
and they show, crimes that changed america. i take you to tell the stories of the crimes behind the laws that changed america. why do we have a centralized 911 dispatch system? what was savannah s law that president trump signed into effect last administration that had an incredible effect of this country. jones law, kaylee s law, and so many more. we ve got to school. america reports . this is a fox news alert kicking off in america reports in a brand-new week. president biden hitting the road tomorrow to sell his massive social spending plan to battleground voters in michigan as they have a bipartisan infrastructure built hostage for trillions in new spending. welcome, i m sandra smith in new york. and mike emanuel in for john roberts here in washington. the president and his allies continue to claim the social infrastructure plan is paid for and will cost zero dollars, but republicans say that s all spin