Independents, 2027488002. You can also catch up with us on social media. On twitter it is cspanwj. On facebook it is facebook. Com cspan. Good thursday morning to you, you can call in now. Gallup has been asking this question since 1971. Either extremely proud or very proud to be americans marks the lowest response rate. Here is how it broke down. Those who said they were extremely proud of, 45 of respondents. This is the second Consecutive Year that finding is below the 50 level. 25 saying they are very proud,. 8 saying moderately proud 3 saying they are not at all proud. Here is how the chart breaks down historically from the gallup released earlier this week. The top line, those who said they were extremely or very proud, the numbers have declined. The same for those saying they are extremely proud. The highest readings for extremely proud, 69 and 70 2002 and 2003 2004 after the 9 11 attacks. Fewer than expressed extreme pride in being american. The breakdown split by both partisan
Down historically from the gallup released earlier this week. The top line, those who said they were extremely or very proud, the numbers have declined. The same for those saying they are extremely proud. The highest readings for extremely proud, 69 and 70 2002 and 2003 2004 after the 9 11 attacks. Fewer than expressed extreme pride in being american. The breakdown split by both partisan lines and age lines. Here it is on the partisan side, republicans in the june response, 76 saying they are extremely proud to be an american. 41 of independents answering that way. When it comes to the generational gap, 18 to answered they18 were extremely proud. Toreased again for 50 64yearolds to 57 . Saying last month they are extremely proud to be americans. We are asking for your response, your reaction to those numbers. Phone lines this morning, democrats, 2027488000. Republicans, 2027488001. Independents, 2027488002. As you are calling in, President Trump spoke about pride in america when he att
Good afternoon, thank you all for being here this afternoon for this press briefing. We gathered on the 12th anniversary of hurricane katrina. Currently harvey, remains a Tropical Storm. It is strengthening slightly. If its not going to turn swack into a hurricane. The winds are picking up a little bit. Most concerning aspect the gulf the moisture will pick up. Thats what we dont want is anymore rain that is necessary. This is going to contue to be a heavy rain and flood event. I dont want people to total discount what can happen because of the winds. The ground is very saturated. It has been for a long time. The wind has not been blowing far long time. That means trees certainly can be uprooted. You will see more outages in terms of electricity. We are starting to see that across all southern louisiana including in southeast louisiana. Thats because of those winds. We dont have watch outages yet. We do anticipate over the next 24 hours southwest louisiana will see additional 10 to 24
Here are his remarks. Good afternoon, and thank you for being here for this press briefing. As you know, we are gathered ominously on the 12th anniversary of hurricane katrina. Currently, harvey remains a Tropical Storm. While it did reenter the gulf and is sitting in the gulf right now, it is strengthening slightly. It is not going to turn back into a hurricane or anything of the sort. But the winds are picking up a little bit. The most concerning aspect of this is what we saw over the gulf, more moisture will pick up. We do not want any more rain than is absolutely necessary. A heavyl continue to be rain and flood event. Although i do not want people to totally discount what can happen because of the winds because the ground is very saturated and has been for a long time. Certainly the trees can be uprooted. Any time that happens you will see more outages in terms of electricity. We are starting to see that across Southeast Louisiana across southern louisiana, including Southeast Lou
Earlier today, louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards updated reporters on his states preparations for the upcoming Tropical Storm harvey. This is 20 minutes. Gov. Edwards that afternoon and thank you all for being here this afternoon for this press briefing. As you know, we are gathered ominously on the 12th anniversary of hurricane katrina. Currently, harvey remains a Tropical Storm. While it did reenter the gulf and is sitting in the gulf right now, it is strengthening slightly. It is not going to turn back into a hurricane or anything of the sort, but the winds are picking up a little bit. The most concerning aspect of this is what we saw over the gulf, more moisture will pick up. We do not want any more rain than is absolutely necessary. This will continue to be a heavy rain and flood event. Although i do not want people to totally discount what can happen because of the winds because the ground is very saturated and has been for a long time. The wind has been blowing for a long time