way, and you ve got to deal with it. this is how the white house wants to deal with it. congressman, there s this recent washington post /kaiser foundation poll and it found that 63% of americans say it s never appropriate to deal during the national anthem. again, this according to that particular poll. congressman, does it seem as if the president has figured out that this is perhaps a winning issue for him, that this could be something that really appeals to his base? that would explain why he continues to go after the nfl? that must be the reason because, you know, and i think this has been lost over the last six or seven months, actually the nfc protests, kneeling during the anthem, were kind of dying down. you saw more players do it when colin kaepernick first started it i think about 2 1/2 years ago. they were really dying down. until that night, i believe he was campaigning in the florida panhandle, just trying to reach the alabama market for that senate race, and then he
it we don t want a choice. we love those people whaen they have gone through. they are all healing and their states and territory are healing and healing rapidly. that is not reflected in this ki kaiser foundation poll. 62% aren t getting the help they need. for a bigger picture of how things are progressing, we have leila santiago in san juan for us. where was the speaker today? what did he get to see? brianna, we are waiting for the speaker of the house to step up to the podium. we understand he will do that in a matter of minutes. he took a fly over the island. i spoke to the governor who was in a meeting with him and the speaker was very struck by what he saw on the western parts of the island. that said, he did not stop to talk to the people on that island. we see the governor coming out, congresswoman coming out and speaker now getting to the podium. so we will listen to what they
welcome back to hardball. despite his embattled protest, so far, president trump has retained residual strength from a core base of voters. a report by dan balz in the washington post today reports the depth of support for trump among rural americans. noting the more sparsely populated areas of the country form the heart of trump nation, and continue to provide majority support for a president who has faced near constant controversy and discord. according to a new washington post kaiser foundation poll, the widening political divide in this country falls largely along geographic lines. while the president is facing a net negative overall approval rating, a majority of americans living in rural areas say they approve of the job he s doing. it s the same people who trump often referred to as the forgotten americans on the campaign trail. let s watch. we re fighting for every forgotten man, woman, and child of this nation.
centerpiece of the domestic achievements and unfortunately for him it s down to 34 percent approval in the latest kaiser foundation poll. bill: all right, so if it passes then the supreme court could have a crack at this, anyway, whether it s ohio or the or arizona, as you re suggesting. the supreme court is going to rule regardless of how these states rule. but the states do influence the political climate in which the supreme court operates. and they certainly indicate that if it passes, omabacare is still not gaining any traction. bill: so watch issue two and issue three in ohio. it will be a fascinating voteotomy. one is on the unions, one is on health care. john fund, thank you for your time, out of south carolina. thank you. bill: go to foxnews.com/ america s newsroom , click on the bya box and leave a question about this or something moving in moving in your own state, shoot me an e-mail, hemmer, but you asked, bya, coming up on there. big day tomorrow. martha: you have
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