former president trump beating president biden by ten points. even the washington post is calling its own poll an outlier. senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with how the panic is now playing out. kevin good evening. reporter: don t think you predicted that would happen on a monday. good to be with you my friend. every single time trace a gop candidate has a good showing in a poll democrats love to remind folks in washington don t forget republicans led the polls heading into the 2022 midterm elections and that was anything but a red wave so it s against that backdrop saying don t make more out of an outlier of a poll than you ought. talking about their own washington post poll. but by any measure let s be honest these numbers don t lie and frankly don t look so good if you are the democrats or president biden. ask who you d vote for if election were held today, look at that 51-42 pummeling. but wait there s more, you like that? chances are you ll like
suburban voters in even young americans. a 61 percent disapproving and that is among suburban voters appear to think about what it means especially when you think back to 2020. 60 percent disapproval among women and 58 percent disapprova among those under 45. or traveling, the president s numbers within his own party because while he still has overwhelming support among democrats, he is down. way down from april of last year . if you take a look there. on the economy has overall numbers are terrible with eight and ten at nearly eight to the americans saying they think he doing a poor job. on top of that, over nine and ten are concerned about inflation. at 91 percent and arguments to sorbet tracking a troubling trend dating back to january of last year. perhaps the most troubling overhaul, his favorite numbers six and attend in the red 60 percent say not so much. all this is happening as an auto worker strike at to upset yet another key voting block. have been in touch wi
About coping mechanisms, gaming addictions ruined lives as players lost jobs skipped school to play video games. the worth health organization say it impact 8% of gamers under the age of 18, big number one out of ten almost. gaming a i cans did is like any other type of addiction, reinforced by the see increasings of a very powerful substance in our brain called dope mean and that happens within all addictions. when you win a game you have a dope mean spike, that feels good and leaves you long for more so kids are likely to go back to get the same high they did, dope mean spike when they played activities. problem is a lot of kids were facing mental health issues, anxiety depression, go and play the game to get away with it. so gaming addiction, look at the underlying condition to see what s there and if it isn t there treat it like any other