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From Fox News, it's the campaign with Brett Baer.

The 2020 campaign for president is over, and Joe Biden has been projected to win the presidency.

This week on the campaign, we're looking back at some of the first impressions of the candidates.

On August 6th, 2019, Brett and the panel discussed President Donald Trump's chances in the 2020 race. To bring in our panel, Hugo Gurdon, editor-in-chief of

the Washington Examiner, Matthew Contonetti, editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon,

and Chris Dyerwald, Fox News Politics Editor.

Okay, a lot to talk about President Trump, but on a re-election bid, Matt, where do you see him in this time frame?

As the Democrats are kind of sorting themselves out, he's fighting off impeachment, but dealing with a pretty strong economy that is still cooking.

And that's his ace in the hole. And we see this disparity between his approval on the economy

and then his job approval overall. And so the economy rating, which is over 50%, is where any

incumbent would want to be. His overall job approval rating is kind of stuck in the mid-40s,

which is around where Barack Obama's was at this point in the 2012 cycle.

So President Trump, I think, as long in the absence of recession or war,

has a good chance of being reelected next year.

He's obviously hitting immigration, Hugo, hard again.

It helped him in the first campaign.

It seems to be an issue that is on the top of people's concerns when they're asked of issues that they're concerned about.

Yeah.

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