I'm John Batchel with Elizabeth Peek, columnist at the Hill,

columnist at Fox News.

We turn from the American economy to American politics in polls.

Now, I have become accustomed over decades to expect Republicans to poll very badly.

When they win elections, when they lose elections, afterwards, 10 years later, it doesn't matter.

They poll badly.

I've gotten used to it.

So that if they poll well, I think this poll is no good.

However, Liz, the polling you're writing up right now does resemble what happened to Richard Nixon.

Wasn't he in the 20s when he resigned from office,

as I recall? You know, I'm trying to think what, I don't know that that's true. Well, maybe it is

true. I don't know because I keep remembering that Jimmy Carter was the most unpopular president ever,

and I think that includes Richard Nixon so but but it is amazing where

democrats find themselves and this is an NBC poll I would talking about but CNN poll uh came out a day

later which basically shows the same thing never before has the Democrat party in in terms of

at least the last 30 or 40 years been as unpopular as they are right now.

And it's honestly, it's a pretty shocking thing. And I think they just literally have no

idea what to do about it. In the NBC poll, their approval ratings 27%. And so I saw somebody,

I don't know where, somebody at the hill or something, try and write a saying that, well,

political parties generally aren't very popular. The Republicans are 39% right in that poll. So I don't think this is, this is not a mistake or sort of an odd thing that's happened.

I do think Democrats find themselves with no message and no leadership. And I don't think they know

what to do about this. In other words, do they continue to hue to the far left, which is where

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