This season's 100th edition of the rivalry series features a UTEP squad (2-5, 1-2 CUSA) needing a win to keep bowl hopes alive and an NM State group (4-3, 2-1 CUSA) that is seeking consecutive bowl seasons.
that big fall stuff right out of your mind. he got right up and continued ooh what he was there to do. he did not there was no need for the doctor to see him as it was related to the fall and he s doing fine. if a doctor didn t see him, then the white house is negligent. he s 80 years old. he could be in splinters. this is nothing more than rank, politics and pride, which apparently comes before and after a fall. joining us now is mark penn, former clinton adviser and pollster and stagwell ceo and michael shellenberger, republican co staff co founder. mike, despite the oval office speech tonight and the talk of unity, what they outlined in a monologue is taking a state capitol on biden. what are the polls telling us? well, the polls tell us a number of things. first they tell us his job rating is in the low 40s. second, that most voters think that he shouldn t be running for president again and
bill: maybe it is a game or not. joe biden is at 62% among democratic voters. rfk junior is a tick below. dana: call for number three. the 2020 president election results. you might be familiar with the map and ptsd from the map. mark penn, biden now is the incumbent 2024, his staff is saying they have many paths to get to the win that they want in 2024. what do you think? i m sure they have a lot of paths. first if his job rating is in the low 40s or high 30s, no president i know of has gotten reelected. you aren t looking at the state by state maps yet. you are looking at the national numbers. he has to get up to around 45 to have a credible candidacy. that his big problem. i have a poll coming out i m surprised will have trump up by seven points against biden.
they are doubling down on a strategy that at best splits the country 50/50, is highly risky, and i would with a job rating now in the washington post /abc that s 36% is certainly problematic. harris: look, you have all that to work with in terms of transparency. they need you on their team. the big question to me, charlie, is how do you get this far and not realize what mark just said? you have to reset at this point. where do you begin? yeah, it s interesting, joe biden likes to talk about how this republican party is not your grandfather s or dad s republican party. this democrat party is not your father s democrat party. it s a completely different party. when mark penn was advising bill clinton, bill clinton was trying to get a majority of the country and was trying to push an agenda that was popular. conservatives might have disagreed and did disagree and
likely to be doubled. it s already at a dangerous level, and, you know, or an uncontrollable level so they need to do something, and the biggest concern should be that, i mean, the president needs to show progress on this issue, and that should be his focus and not sort of polling. but there is the polling. well, you say the work should be his focus. the reality is 35% of americans don t approve or 35% do approve of the way biden is handling immigration. 63% disapprove. those numbers worse for him than his overall job rating when we look at it which is about 42% right now. looking into 2024, he has to at some point take those numbers into account, i would imagine. well, look, i think the best way to take those numbers into account is to try and take significant steps to deal with the problem and try and engage the republicans, they ve scheduled a vote on their own bill on may 11th but in