from msnbc world headquarters for new york. welcome everyone to world reports we. begin with rolled, reports president spending his day with the south korean counterpart, as they work to strengthen ties. and in the day with a state dinner. earlier they held a joint news conference after a bilateral meeting. both later shutting the importance of addressing north korean denuclearization, and some budget issues. president biden making clear the importance of this trip to asia as he prepares to had next to japan. there is a sense among the democracies in the pacific that there is a need to cooperate much more closely. not just militarily, but in terms of economically and politically. also bringing a federal judge blocked the biden administration from ending title 42. a controversial covid era trump border policy that allows officials to turn back migrants due to the pandemic. earlier today, texas congressman joaquin castro reacted to the ruling here and msnbc. this really,
the second jewel of the triple crown races will be held at baltimore s pick a race courses. well kentucky derby race winner rich strike will not appear, runner-up epicenter will be back for another chance to win. that race airs on nbc. as the midterm primaries heat up, new insight today into wet qualities make voters more or less inclined to vote for candidate. according to nbc news polling, the most popular positions say 2020 can tender and have is, tackling inflation that high gas prices. well the least popular are believed to be trump won in 2020, and want to the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. join me now, simone sanders, former senior adviser and chief spokes person to vice president harris and also now host to the show simone here on msnbc, and about two and a half hours. thanks for coming in early, and joining me before you are getting ready for your own show. what do you make of that new polling, simone? i think the polling actually
culture war being waged by republicans. what, if anything, can democrats do to avoid a midterm defeat? here to answer that question and more is symone sanders, former chief spokes person for kamala harris, former senior adviser to the biden campaign and host of the simone show. and of the progressive think tank new consensus, . simone, i will start with you, it does understand a real danger here for the party come november? and is their strategy? should they have a strategy between now in the midterms to turn it around? yes, yes and yes, a man. i do think that the administration understands the question. the question is can they implement what they know needs to be done? look, at any given day in the white house, the folks who work in that building are not only doing the things that we are talking about on television.
until the midterm elections, joe biden s turn numbers are underwater. the latest polls from reuters ipsos shows that the has fallen to 41%. a breakdown shows the presidents going well on domestic issues, that his handling of the economy, standing at 36%, and immigration, 35% approval. right now biden faces disappointment with his progressive base as well as vicious attacks from the right on issues like inflation and gas prices. and historically the presidents party does not fare well during midterm elections. we have seen that in the last three presidencies. so, a little over half the years left, with kitchen table issues flaring up in a raging culture war being waged by republicans. what, if anything, can democrats do to avoid a midterm defeat? here to answer that question and more is symone sanders, former chief spokes person for
failure. we want to welcome tonight simone sanders, former chief spokes person to vice president harris. she will be hosting a show here on cbs nbc. the choice on peacock. and tim miller, contributor to the bulwark. welcome to both you, good evening. simone, welcome to the nbc family. going to be fun to be with you on a regular basis. simone, i think it is fair to say that this may be the most meaningful mlk junior holiday since the holiday has existed. because it is the first time since this holiday has existed, that we are in an active and current fight for voting rights. the very stuff that martin luther king was fighting for when he was alive. thank you for having me tonight ali and i am so excited to be here and with him. tim i, am a fan. can t wait to hear what he has to say. i think you are right, this is