when voters were asked to grade trump s first year in office. 60% gave trump a passing grade. 39% gave him an f. trump s grade increased among republicans with 96% giving him a passing grade, compared to 65% of independents and 30% of democrats who gave trump a d or above. and among younger voters, do you want me to stop? no, i was getting nervous. that reminded me of all my report cards. right. i m beginning to get hives, too, among younger voters, ages 18 to 34 this is important the president would know, that s the demo. that s like you want those numbers to be high in the television world because that apparently amounts to money in advertising.
obama. a poll shows trump s approval rating sits at 36%, down one point from three weeks ago when voters were asked to grade his first year in office. 39% gave him an f grade. it increased among republicans with 90% giving him a passing grade and 30% of democrats gave trump a d or above. when voters were asked if president trump was intelligence, 53% said yes, 44% said no. wow. president trump has until tomorrow to impose sanctions on iran, a move that would blow up that accord. multiple allies publicly and privately opposed this. hr mcmaster is expected to recommend the president waive
somebody s ability to have a constitutional right to a gun or something far more serious. so since we have such a discrepancy in military courts as to how these offenses are categorized, think we need to stipulate it. i think it s clear that that needs to be done in order to make sure that serious offenses like domestic assault are forwarded to the right system. it seems that this is a systemic problem in the military. yes. in 2015, the pentagon inspector general found 30% failure rate in submitting fingerprints - and failure to properly report dates back literally decades. this is one example. i can t even think of what the number might be of other examples similar to what happened with the texas church shooter. is the military taking this seriously? well, it s hard to give them a passing grade here. in this case, there were exactly three times when this individual should have been sent to the system.
there, as has been said, you know that saying where the rubber hits the road all of this aid, the $8 billion that he would now like to bring to bear, the question might be after he s seen all of this, does he want more. will he give more. and the reporting has been that he is very engaged to date on harvey. well, look, the question is not whether the president wants more, the question is whether or not the president can call for this aid and make sure it s properly distributed with the additional agenda. you have people who want to connect the harvey aid to the debt ceiling, who want to do things with tax reform. the president has to be able to pat his head and rub his tummy. and we haven t seen that. if he can manage this, great, he gets a passing grade for being nominally competent. but it s never a good idea for praising a president to for doing the basic job that he has
i ve had nothing but tough re-elections and when it comes time for residence to go into that voting booth and grade my paper i get a passing grade and i m confident that will happen in 2018. congressman hurd who won his district by 2700 points, i think, last time around. thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it. all morning, we are coming to you live from the stockyards here in ft. worth, texas. also known as cow town. to this day, these stockyards host the world s only twice-daily cattle drive. check it out. thousands of heads of cattle sold by satellite video every single week. we talked to folks around here about their advice for president trump. here is a little bit of what we hear heard. what advice would you give to the president? to not back down. meaning? he s on a good path and is hammering through. what powers the digital world. communication.