Divide among democrats about what message they should be focusing on. whether it s more about what the president is doing to try to fight inflation or if it s more along the lines of the things he has already done, efforts they d already taken. they are split on that within the democratic party. neil: i know they are not inclined to look at the market. president trump always did that. markets were strong. are they worried about the reversal happening? whether there is something to it? the white house has maintained, they think the economy is in a strong place. they have underscored the amount of jobs that have been created under the biden administration, notably because after the pandemic people leaving the workplace returning to the workplace and contributing to job growth. we haven t specifically heard that messaging shift. neil: great catching up with you. francesco chambers. before we go, want to pass along some interesting items when it comes to ukraine in the war but russia
Responsibility of vladimir putin and the greedy oil companies. francesco chambers joins us. there is a good reason to say there are other factors here. but that line has apparently stuck with some. not all voters but what you make of that? the poll that you mention does seem to suggest that the white house s messaging has been more effective than it has been in the past but i want to read to you some other numbers from that same exact poll that shows that the white house still has cause for concern. within that same poll, 60% of americans were disappointed were disapproved of the way that the president was handling gas prices. 59% disapproval of the economy. 69% disapproved of the way biden was handling inflation. while they may blame vladimir putin and the oil companies, they are still disappointed in the job president biden is doing on the economic issues. neil: i wonder and of course referring to the consumer price index due out tomorrow, a
neil: all right the president is going to be in hershey, pennsylvania, tonight for a campaign event. pennsylvania was a state that no one expected him to win but he did buy a half dozen or so that turned the electoral college tied the election night. he hopes to repeat that and right now he s expected by letters and at least three of those dates and we will go through some of these latest poll results that has a good morning to magic majority of them not keen on the impeachment process. we have best selling author gianna coble with us and francesco chambers and kevin. let me begin with you and get your take on the president sensing he needs important states where he turns the tide of the impeachment sentiment going against the otherwise we supported tide. what do you think of that? it s a smart strategy for president trump to focus on pennsylvania and those states
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Exoneration. it s high crimes and misdemeanors. there was no high crime and no misdemeanor. if we had had confidence the president did not commit a crime, we would have said so. with us this morning, francesco chambers. matthew miller, usa today washington bureau chief susan page and steve inskeep. matt, do you first, what we just heard, how is barr correct if mueller is correct? how can barr say he could have reached a conclusion on indictment and mueller saying, no, actually, we can t indict a sitting president. were mueller to have done that and were he to have found the president was guilty, what is