get more credit for it? sentiment in this country, despite all these wins all they ve heard is negative news for three years. everything is negative. i m not being critical of the press. if you turn on the television, the only way you re going to get a hit is if there s something negative. howard: susan, president biden blaming his own unpopularity, 36% a new low, in odd s washington post/abc poll on negative news, negative coverage. i think the president s real problem is when people go to buy groceries, when people try to the take out a mortgage, try to buy a house, when people try to buy gas. that is what voters really care about, you know? you can talk about even when it comes to the border and some other big issues, or what really, really impacts a voter when hay show up at polls or when they think about who they want with to be president or approval ratings is what s going on in their own personal lives. and money and what they can afford is usually the number one issue
to communicate and deliver a message that the voters want to hear. howard: right. so on that point, michael, i want to play a clip of vice president harris speaking back in february to the nbc s andrea mitchell. they don t think you re the right person to be on the ticket. why do you think that? i think that it is very important to focus on the needs of the american people ask not and not political chatter out of washington d.c. howard: so, michael, here s where i think maybe the white house count rust the her, because she s done a couple of network interviews in the past few months. while the president, as we all know, is press averse is. they could put her outen if the sunday shows, and she could make news it s not the vice president s job to make news. it s essentially the opposite. howard: even if you re carrying the message of your boss? it s the her job to sell the agenda and the messages of the white house, of course it is the, she s a surrogate, but she ses also a p
disagree as we saw at the midterms, inflation was at a 40-year high. in this president did not pay a political tax for that. his party had historic overperformance for democrats in his party. and the other thing is that people and i think what that proves howard: i ve got to go. i will just end the segment by saying in that same poll more than 6 in 10 said they didn t believe joe biden had the mental sharpness or physical health to serve effectively we just saw a president who couldn t pick out his second wife on photo howard: on trump again. susan ferrechio, michael la rosa, thanks very much. after the break, the videotape ised deposition in the which donald trump vehemently conditions allegations of rape and defamation. muck
she has problems communicating. there are all kinds of memes on the internet about speeches she gave where it s kind of a word salad and she doesn t communicate well. howard: right. i think that s really her number one problem because nobody expects the vice president to solve all these problems especially when joe biden himself can t do it. howard: yeah, one of the things but how you communicate is really important, and she s struggled with that. to me, that is her number one problem. howard: one of the things i ve noticed, michael, is they often put the president and vice president on together. ron klain, former chief of staff, said that racism and sexism are part of the reason, and i don t deny that might be part of the reason. but of after more than two years of vice president, is the press still buying that? well, we re hearing it and we re talking about her right now. we re not talking about the word valids concern salads that other turnsed themself into. it s funny heari
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