being weighed down by many weaknesses. at the heart of his vulnerability is of course his age. nearly half of democrats say it is their biggest concern and 74% of voters don t think he is sharp enough. if you are a liberal perhaps most worrisome of all an eye opening 67% of democrats prefer another candidate. let me reiterate. two-thirds of his own party want someone else to run. the issue is not just his age. nearly 60% of americans believe that biden has made the economy worse. in a moment james carville joins me to react to that but first here is a taste of how some democrats are spinning today. let s not forget donald trump has three fewer candles on his birthday cake than joe biden. sure. he also has 91 more criminal counts on his record than joe biden. if a year from now these numbers are the same, and this were a referendum, he would be in deep, deep trouble. he would not win that. joe biden has an incredible record to run on. i ll note this poll has a margin
nearly 60% of americans believe that biden has made the economy worse. in a minute, james carville joins me to react to all of that. first, here s another case of how some democrats are spinning today. let s not forget, donald trump has three fewer candles on his birthday cake than joe biden. he also has 91 more criminal counts on his record than joe biden. if, a year from now, these numbers are the same, and this were a referendum, he would be in deep trouble, he would not when that. joe biden has incredible record to run. i will note that this poll has a margin of error of 6% when you are talking about democrats. if jim messina says we are bed-wetters, invest in pampers and depends. because a lot of people are terrified that joe biden is in real trouble. joining me now is former league strategist for bill clinton s 1992 presidential campaign. and the coast co-host of politics war room. james carville himself. james, thank you for being here. these polls seem to ge
news. the united states supreme court just agreed to weigh in for the first time on donald trump s historic criminal prosecution. the justices now set to quickly decide whether to accept the special counsel s request to rule out trump s claims of immunity. also, cnn s new polling in both michigan and georgia finds trump is leading president biden in those pivotal swing states. we re going to break down the warning signs for the biden campaign and the democrats as trump also appears to be gaining support over his republican rivals in iowa. and president zelenskyy is here right now in washington for talks with the president and key lawmakers about stalled u.s. aid to his country. zelenskyy arguing the lack of new war funding is making putin s quote dreams come true. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. this is cnn breaking news. let s get right to the breaking news. the supreme court res
shouldn t have said something, i was wrong to say that. that s big. and then saying you know what? their agenda is to stop me or my administration, i shouldn t make this personal. that s where we are right now. president biden promising to make government work for the american people. but nine months since he took the oath of office, can he get his party to get out of its own way and make it happen? that is the question. a lot to talk about. cnn s kaitlan collins is here, as well as david chalian and nia malika henderson. kaitlan, i m going to start with you. the president talking about the filibuster to fundamentally alter it in some way. don, i agree with you i actually think that was one of news worthiest answers the president gave during this town hall. and i think the reason it s important is it s obvious the president doesn t have a vote
stop biden otherwise we shouldn t make it so personal, stop my administration. that s what the agenda is. as much as it is to stop something than to start something then we re down to four or five issues i m not going to negotiate on national television. but all kidding aside but i think we can get there. so interesting. can you imagine? we haven t had that in a while, a president actually admitting i shouldn t have said something, i was wrong to say that. that s big. and then saying you know what? their agenda is to stop me or my administration, i shouldn t make this personal. that s where we are right now. president biden promising to make government work for the american people. but nine months since he took the oath of office, can he get his party to get out of its own way and make it happen? that is the question. a lot to talk about. cnn s kaitlan collins is here, as well as david chalian and nia malika henderson.