more americans are turning to us to do that job. griff: i would add, todd, remember on thursday, one year since inauguration of joe biden, when he pledged unity and to not be divicive, to come together, bipartisan. the democrats are moving toward one party rule, we heard from my mayor in washington, d.c., that may be reflected in this poll shift. well, of course, americans are switching republican. americans and people care about two things, your safety number one, that is paramount and number two, your finances. democrats aren t doing well when it comes to those two things. we ll have plenty stories detailing how blue states and blue cities are hotbeds of criminal activity and not theft
small boost in favor of impeaching moving forward with the impeachment inquiry when the call transcript and all the details around president trump s call with the ukrainian president came out. recent polls that the president and some of his allies have shown that there s been a decline in independent support for impeachment. we re not sure where that is right now. there was another poll earlier this week that suggested it was kind of stagnant. so i think as we move forward with the inquiry, we ll have to watch whether the poll shift at all. obviously democrats generally are very against the president, want him impeached and republicans are very much in support of him and it doesn t seem like anything is going to change that very much. how critical would you say is speed in all this process? and who has more to gain by wrapping it up quickly? it s very important, especially for the democrats. remember we re in the 2020 election cycle. the iowa caucuses are right
there s cultural here that goes beyond the particulars of moore s case. this is a state that feels the rest of the country is looking down its noses at them. you can t deny, that was a large part of trump s space, a feeling of deep cultural resentment against elites who kept saying we know better than you and we are better than you. and there s a risk i would not be surprised if roy moore ends up being the next senator from alabama. i agree, there s no question that s a factor in it. look at the poll shift we ve seen, doug jones up in some of these we said that after the access hollywood tape, but this anti-establishment force in this country right now is so strong and it is so proud that it helped donald trump win, and it could do the same thing here. you and i don t disagree about the force of that. i think we all agreel that people know the difference between anti-establishment and a
deficit. if democrats can convince just some independents that the healthcare reform bill will reduce the deficit that he can win in december. hold the democrats, hold your base, pick off some independents, that is the formula for the elections in november. the fox poll shows that the support for obama care has slipped since january. it was the disapproval as gone up and approval disapproval has gone up and approval has gone down. 55% oppose the healthcare plan. that is since january. again, where is the momentum here and how is this playing positively for the democrats? i think they made a huge miscalculation. it is the first time you have seen the poll shift to those points you are talking about in the fox poll itself since it was introduced in january of 09. polls change. when it was first introduced and for almost a barbecuing bash year even republicans supported the bill in the fox news poll and gradually with all the fear amongerrin mongerg