girlfriend thing alone for the moment. is facebook not addictive enough, not cool enough, just old people talking about high school reunions? i think part of it is it s not addictive enough. they also asked are you on this platform multiple times a day. youtube, not surprisingly, 60%, you can always look at a tiktok, 48%. facebook, just 10%. i think the fact is, yes, facebook has some videos and pictures on it but it also has a lot of tech that s kind of out of date. there are not a lot of reasons for kids to be continuously on facebook. that s part of the reason i got off facebook, i was sick and tired of reading the crazy rants from some of my friends from years gone by, which was boring to me. you re not wrong on that one. harry, i know you re the numbers guy, i want to pivot and talk about some other numbers here.
yankees, the only team with a net negative favorability rating. was most important is 10% of the people were right. harry, i have a lot of faith, sox are 3 1/2 back of the orioles right now for fourth in the al east, there s five teams. so like, i have faith that the sox can figure it out. harry enten, this if hefelt lik trap from the moment i saw it in the rundown. i appreciate you as always, buddy. love you, buddy. check out harry s podcast, margins of error, seriously, check it out, find it on your favorite podcast app or on cnn.com/audio. we ll be rigight back. plan , to back me up. you re not m my wife. no, i just stand in for her r set during the boring stuff. the boring stuff? are you kidding, i m announcing a family plan where just two lines gets everyone the $15 price. i m literally revolutionizing the category!
that s the democrats and joe biden. and i do believe that these bread and butter issues, the pocketbook issues of gas prices, grocery bills, inflation general, angst on the economy will drive this election, but this can be a mitigating factor just for the reason you cited. turnout will be impacted and particularly in suburban districts where republicans needs to do well. so i think this might mitigate some losses but i don t think it changes the fundamental dynamics or the narrative of the mid-term going forward. i want to discuss some of the other big headlines from the primary last night. senior reporter harry henton is with me now. harry, another republican who voted to impeach trump was thrown out by the voters, republican voters. yeah, so essentially last night there were three congressmen who were on the ballot, republicans who had voted to impeach donald trump. what happened to them? in michigan third congressional
the idaho story is interesting, a republican governor and lieutenant governor fighting because it s about the two different sides of this party, the fringe. trump is here to stay not because of trump but because of the animus that he played to. new polling shows support for him as the agent of that animus is only growing even though he lost. republicans want him to retain a major political role as well as to run again in 2024. you know who tells me that? harry henton here with the numbers. whiz, prove it. pew research center poll just out today, should trump remain a major political figure nationally? 67% now say they should among republican leaners.
friday, okay? tonight his parents are celebrating the small victory from the judge s ruling on mask mandates while the case is appealed meaning that desantis can t stop schools from mandating masks and keeping kids safe. those parents aren t alone. nationally an overwhelming number of parents support mask mandates in schools. there you have it, okay? and parents across the country have critical reason to feel that way considering the number of coronavirus cases among kids are rising dramatically. harry henton, the wizard of odds joins us now to break down the numbers. so let s look at it first in terms of new cases where and then let s get to why. yeah, i mean here s the key thing. i want to get to the why as well, which is that if we look at this, what do we see? we re seeing more. that s the word i keep using, more.