support rising with inflation driving voters. let s get a closer look. we have brand new polls. usa today suffolk numbers. this is the generic ballot back in july. democrats were at the high point. 44% when asked do you want to vote for a republican or do you want to vote for a democrat? so now look at the flip that we have seen. so you ve got democrats now at 45. so they re hovering in the same area. what you re seeing is the undecideds are moving by the democrat vote. they re lining up with republicans. now at 49%. these undecided voters that we speak with in pennsylvania amplify that move that we re seeing. watch. how is inflation impacting your daily life and maybe shane, you can talk about your business as an electrician. you run your own company. yeah, driving a large truck around every day sucks up the gas mileage. it certainly makes a difference on how far you want to travel to take a job. are you making different personal decisions about travel or about buyin
since that does seem to be a premier issue. jacqui heinrich on what the latest polls are saying. she s at the white house. hi, jacqui. hi, neil. the first glass, today s gdp report looks good. considerable gain from the first and second quarters of negative growth. that 2.6% is driven in large part by government spending and increased exports. experts believe that those could drop off in the fourth quarter. also, another warning sign. if you look at all three quarters together, the growth is only .4%. which is extremely slow. more over, consumer spending is slowing down. that makes up almost 70% of the u.s. economy. so maybe not on the whole as good as it looks at first glass. the president thinks things look fine. great economic report today. things are looking good. despite that optimism that the job market is strong and a recession is not inevitable, voters are pessimistic. a u.s. a today poll shows 2/3s say the nation is already in a recession or depression. 10% say
So that s the story for thursday, october 27. the story goes on. we ll be live in ohio ahead of a 6:00 p.m. town hall alongside bret baier with j.d. vance and tim ryan one week before election day next tuesday. we ll see you there. your world starts right now. see you tomorrow. neil: 12 days out and a new polls find undecided voters want republicans in as president biden tries to sell the economy of jobs during a stop in upstate new york this afternoon. could this be too little too late? coming up, we ll get the read on where things stands with karl rove. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. we are monitoring the president. he s in syracuse, new york. he will talk up a big jobs commitment on the park of micron technology. ahead of that, getting a read of what is at stake for the economy
nearly three years ago. occupy wall street protesters were met by police. clashes break out, arrests were made. on this american morning. good morning to you. it is thursday, october 27. welcome to american morning an incredibly busy morning. it sure is we start with europe. investors across the globe, news they ve been waiting for. europe striking a deal to address its long-running debt crisis. this agreement made overnight after a marathon 11 hours of talks. that has sparked a major rally in europe and asia. u.s. stock futures are also significantly higher. we begin coverage this morning in brussels, belgium. after 11 hours of fraught negotiations, eu leaders did finally manage to come up with what they call a lasting and incredible agreement to solve the eurozone debt crisis once and for all. here it is. in the 15-page draft communique that was wrapped up soon after talks, they aim to solve problems. these leaders decided to boost the eurozone firepower or esff