we have five months until election day. now every poll that comes out we know it s me particular alsoly dissected as we all try to analyze where the momentum is. this time around we have seen trump looking strong in poll after poll. but, a few recent surveys including one from us here at fox, shows the race tighter and it triggered some wishful thinking syndrome in some corridors. big shift among independent voters could signal some new momentum for president biden. every poll suggests a tight race. this one shows a little momentum, perhaps. probably than biden has had in really months. it underscores that the biden campaign theory of the case here is which is that as people started to dial in they would find trump less and less appealing. laura: before they start making plans for the second biden inaugural, let s break this down and look at things in some context here. now, first, even with the latest polls, factored in, trump is still leading in the national rcp a
he was supposed to come back to the white house on thursday, he s now coming back on saturday. john: we ll watch for the pictures over the next little while. thank you. sandra: president biden is promoting electric vehicle tax credits as part of his goal to phase out gas-powered cars, but are americans buying it? a new survey finding only 29% of people say they were likely to consider owning an e.v. under biden s tax credit incentive. kevin o leary, chairman of o leary ventures. great to see you, thanks for joining us today. you have proven yourself as a great judge of business ideas and consumer thinking. so, why are americans just not buying it when it comes to electric vehicles? there s two new narratives into the e.v. market. first of all, functionality. obviously e.v.s are terrific if you live in a very dense metropolitan area with easy access to charging stations and
asked if i was going to oea ply, well, obviously destiny was calling. you see, i have a long history with rats. todd: i do love how adams is laughing in that thing. put up the job listing looking for a candidate who has, quote: a virulent vehemence for investor men. killer instinct to fight the real enemy rats and somewhat blood theirs city. ashley: this is a story she will be paid more than police officers in new york city. todd: to fight the rats. toughest car emission rules aims for 67% of all new cars to be electric by 2032. comes as a new poll shows nearly half of measures say they are not likely to buy an electric vehicle as their next car. kevin o leary chairman of o leary ventures has plans to build a new oil refinery in america. people don t want ev dollars and
that severe weather goes on throughout the day today, maybe even back again across parts of mississippi and into louisiana. that i think will be more of an afternoon event there. will? over to you. will: thank you, rick. so, banks across the country fear uncertainty in the wake of the svb collapse, but community banks are painting a different picture. at least in north dakota. the bank of north dakota is the only government-owned general service bank in the united states and our next guest says its success sudden be noted. mr. wonderful is here with the insight, kevin o leary, chairman of o leary ventures joins us now. kevin, glad to have you. i ve seen you say this. i don t think it s disconnected. i think i saw you say i would not do business in california. now i hear you say look what s happening in north dakota, it s a success. explain. yes, there are states that are go-to states and no-go states. bad policy, high taxes in new york, massachusetts, new jersey and of course califor