of american society or do we want them on the street? do we want them to feel like failures? the defense department has announced that they want all of the afghan evacuees off of military bases by february 15. veteran groups are urging congress to act to give them a temporary status and a waiver to work. martha? martha: going to have to provide that if they don t want them in no man s land. thanks, jennifer. almost a year ago, president biden took office and 49% of the count through said i m a democrat. now there s been a historic shift in that measure over the course of that year. democrats have lost seven points in party i.d. and republicans have picked up seven-point advantage in those that say that they are with the grand old party now. former democrat jack brewer on why that may be. i m also a life-long
stepping up as substitutes at elementary schools. the officers henning out as the school suffers through staff shortages. but, online critics are calling out the cop for carrying their weapons and not wearing mask was in schools. the police department said that subbing is not impacting their ability to respond to calls. good for them for stepping up to the plate. how great is that, guys? who cares what the online critics say. steve: that s fantastic. all right, carley, thank you very much. you are welcome. steve: 7:17 here in the east. turns out an arrest warrant is an all illegal immigrant need to travel within the united states. the shocking admission from the tsa revealing migrants don t even need an i.d. just an arrest warrant? what? plus, your race and gender could cost you a game of bingo. woke curriculum becoming so extreme that now some high schoolers are being forced to play privilege bingo.
is going to have time to get ready. ainsley: i liked your question about why, mr. president, have you gone so left because that s what all the moderate democrats and republicans are asking him too, peter. but when you look at what happened with afghanistan. when you look at what is happening with illegal immigration. when you look at all of his policies, how they wanted to get rid of the filibuster so they could pack the court, they could make d.c. and puerto rico safe. what he is doing with voter registration that you don t need to show an i.d. now. they want to get rid of that they want illegals to vote. it is so progressive. that was an excellent question and great job. peter: thanks, and, again, the basis and a follow-up there if we would have gotten one since it is a midterm year, we have seen this 14 point swing in the gallup poll on party i.d. away from democrats towards republicans. this is guy, joe biden, who promised during the primaries, both. he was going to be the on
essentially looked at party i.d. of people who turned out to vote versus all registered voters since 1978, republicans relative to democrats. under a republican president like we had in 2018, there s basically no difference, right? republicans were one more point likely to turn out against democrats. it phefps very well with what we saw with republicans being far more enthusiastic to vote in the upcoming midterms. put this into your harry enten math machine and tell us what this might mean for 2022. reporter: these are all theoretical numbers. let s look at the generic ballot. republicans hold a two-point advantage on the national generic ballot.
what s dividing some have been there long time for not coming back. some people are old. committee chairman. they don t want to go into the minority. no doubt house democrats the majority of them probably are expecting to lose the house in the fall. but the average loss of a president in their first midterm, i think, is 27 seats. so this is something that happens every two years. donald trump lost the house in 2018. and the only question i think among political operatives now is how big are the democratic losses going to be? and, yes, there is every single day they wake up to some new depressing metric about party i.d. or congressional generic congressional ballot. so everything becomes another reason for republicans to start measuring the drapes. but, you know, we have got almost a year to go. a lot of things can happen. and especially i would watch covid and inflation, see if those two things improve. that s what the president and