americans were asked that question. the increase in awareness about the china threat is bringing the opinions of the american people in line with the bipartisan national security consensus in washington about the threat we face from china. we heard from that in the trump administration and the biden administration. bill: what did the survey find how americans feel we should respond? that s an interesting question, bill. at the same time as americans are really having clarity and really a clear eyed assessment of the threats we face they face a lot of uncertainty and ambivalence what to do about them. how and even if america should lead in the world. and in some cases whether we can meet the threats we face. in particular our survey shows there is a declining confidence and trust in the american military which is, of course, the primary institution tasked with meeting the threats that we face around the world and rising to the challenges whether it s china or any other region of the
republicans must reckon with, though, writes former congresswoman barbara comstock. reps, instead of opposing a commission to investigate the events of january 6th, need to be at the forefront of seeking answers on the insurrection, and diminishing the power of qanon. republicans need to have more faith in their policies, and stop being afraid of a dangerous and diminished man who has divided the country and knew divides our country. reconsider the commission. let the investigation go ahead and run in 2022 on the truth. the truth. obviously lacking in the former guy s baseless claim he will be reinstated as president in august. new polls shows the majority of americans seat right through his dangerous delusion. a survey find the ex-president s claim is dismissed by a majority of americans, including 61% of
and as i said to someone earlier today, i m 59 and can t wait for 60, love my job and i love life. good for you, again, enjoy your time with your daughter tonight, happy birthday and thanks for coming on. thank you. of course, jobs, and the mayor was just talking about, they ve been such a key issue in this election and a new survey find 2 out of 3 executives do not expect any boost in hiring over the next six months. john harwood joins us now, obviously, a challenge for the president and the republicans going forward. you heard it from the mayor, they want an opportunity to create jobs. tell us a little bit more. chris, i m still trying to get my head around the fact the mayor wants to spend time with his daughter on his birthday instead of watching the nbc debate tonight. or he s happy about turning 60. what is he thinking? look, jobs is the central challenge for both parties, the president is hoping to get a full year extension on the payroll tax cut.