President Trump is on the road this week speaking tonight to young voters at a rally in Phoenix

held by Turning Point USA. At the top of his speech, the president spoke about the war with Iran.

This will be a great and brilliant day for the world because Iran has just announced that the Strait of Hormuz is fully open and

ready for business. Joining us now is White House correspondent Liz Landers. So Liz, the president's

remarks come at a time when polls show his standing slipping with younger voters. What more did

he say this evening? Well, he has been talking about a range of

issues. I would say that he is still talking right now. So I was listening to this speech as I was

coming on set here. He started talking about Iran at the top, but he needs to focus on domestic

issues in order to get these younger voters back. There was a Yale youth poll that was conducted

in March that looked at his disapproval,

which is going up right now with younger voters. For voters aged 18 to 22, his disapproval stands

at 68 percent for the age group 23 to 29 years old, 72 percent disapproval, and 30 to 34

years old, 75% disapproval.

This was conducted in March, but they did a similar survey between October and November of last year.

And his approval between that survey and this one, the most recent one, dropped in every age group under the age of 35.

So all these young people are becoming less excited about him and less supportive of him as president.

In particular, the majority of young voters will vote for Democrats as of right now,

according to that poll in the fall.

And young women voters

have in particular moved away from President Trump. He saw, Democrats saw a gain of 17 points

for young women 18 to 22 years old. And the top issue, according to that Yale youth poll,

was affordability. And the president meantime, Liz, as you well know, he is keeping up this ongoing dispute

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