The Biden administration might want to roll over,
go back to bed, because a new ABC News poll
shows only 1/3 of US adults approve of the job
President Biden is doing.
That is a record low not just for him,
but also for any president over the last 15 years.
And yet, some Democrats are still brushing it off.
Our poll this morning has
Biden's approval rating at 33%.
That's historically low. Low for him.
Low for an incumbent president at 15 years.
Since we see numbers that low.
I think your poll is a bit of an outlier.
This battle hasn't even been joined yet.
You've got a bunch of Republicans,
maga Republicans, espousing things that are not good for the
American public.
Joe Biden has proven that he's the one standing up
for working families.
He's the one standing up for the rights that people
view as fundamental.
That's one way of looking at it.
Talk radio host and America First Policy Institute Ambassador Stacy
Washington joins us now.
Stacy, that is the line that Biden defenders like Pritzker
use.
This poll is an outlier.
But how can all these polls with low approval ratings,
including the lowest one yet all the outliers?
They can't. So I'd love to see that That commentator
who spoke last,
I'd like to see him show up with me at
the local Schnucks.
That's the family owned grocery store in the Saint Louis
metro area.
We could just stroll in there together and I'll get
the cart and he can go around and put the
Mike man on the street style,
in the faces of the people who are paying
$1.89 for a can of mushrooms.
That during the Trump years cost
$0.89 a can. And he can talk to the people
about the chicken thighs and the milk and the Creamer,
the basics. Then we can move over to the Porterhouse
steaks and things like that,
because that's what Americans are used to eating
$19.00 for a steak at Walmart last night right here
in the Saint Louis metro area.
I'm I'm wondering where he's living.
What about the gas? People aren't lying on the Trump
side about wanting the $2.00 a gallon gas that they
had during the Trump years.
And what about energy? We're not running our gas fireplaces
anymore because the cost of energy in our home has
become so exorbitant.
So I'm not here for what he says the polls
are.
I'm here for what my eyes and my wallet show
me on a monthly basis about what it's like to
live under the Biden administration an additional
$11,500 a year for my family to live the same
lifestyle we had back during the Trump years now,
bless God. It's not harming us,
but it does cause us to take a pause when
it's an extra trip,
when it's something extra that we're paying for to re
evaluate whether or not that's necessary.
And in the budget, it's a different scenario now than
it was when Trump was in office.
And it just so happens that Trump's running again.
So Biden should be looking at ways that he can
shore up the economy,
shut down the southern border,
that wage competition hurts Americans instead of all of this
line.
Yeah. And to your point,
his approval on the economy is at
31%, so even lower than his overall approval rating.
Senator Bernie Sanders was on CNN yesterday and he said
that something has to change within the Biden administration.
He says it will be very hard for most Americans,
especially young people, to be excited about what's going on
in a world amid President Biden's bid for re election.
But of course, it's Bernie Sanders talking.
So he is calling for the president to take on
even more progressive policies and change his stance on the
Israel Hamas war.
So does the president. Listen,
that's like your doctor saying,
how's that treatment working out for you?
And you say it's not working.
And he's like, well, let's do it a little bit
more.
Instead of taking 2 pills a day,
let's take 10. You're in pain.
You're suffering. Nothing has improved.
And he's like, let's let's double down on this thing.
I don't think that's what Americans want.
Now, Bernie Sanders doesn't have much room for dissent in
his party.
Look what they did to Mayor Eric Adams up in
New York when he started complaining about their $12 billion
budget deficit due to migrant influx.
They launched an investigation into him.
That was their very clear message to him to shut
up and toe the line.
So what's going to have to happen here is Americans
are going to have to vote their wallets.
They're going to have to vote their energy policy.
They're going to have to vote about whether or not
they have illegal aliens shutting down their kids schools,
whether they want remote learning,
whether they think Democrats will be kind to them during
the next pandemic.
They weren't during the last.
These are the kind of decisions people are going to
have to make regardless of what the the talking heads
are saying.
And I'm saying this as someone who joins you on
Fox and Friends.
What's real for you in your everyday life and how
do you compare that to three years ago?
Stacy Washington, thank you so much for getting up with
us.
We appreciate it. Have a great Iowa Election Day.