Bill O'Reilly here at his Friday, July 12, 2019, you are listening to the O'Reilly update

and here's what's happening across our nation.

President Trump continuing to benefit from a wave of positive economic news and low unemployment.

According to new ABC news, Washington Post Paul, 44% of Americans now approve of the

job the president is doing a five point jump up since April, his highest ratings since

taking office in 2017, according to the ABC poll.

While that survey shows an increase in support for the president, it also shows that Americans

are growing increasingly tired of the impeachment issue.

Just 37% of Americans now support impeachment against President Trump while 59% oppose

it, including a clear majority of independence.

That's a 13 point increase in opposition since August of last year.

Despite the mounting opposition to impeachment, some on the left just won't give it up.

Many in the Democratic caucus continue to agitate for impeachment proceedings, much to the

chagrin of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi who doesn't want that.

This week the House Judiciary Committee led by New York Congressman Jerry Nadler voted

to authorize subpoenas for 12 former special counsel Robert Mueller witnesses, including

Jared Kushner, former Attorney General Sessions, deputy AG Rod Rosenstein, and Trump's former

campaign manager Corey Lewin Dowski.

We're also expecting to hear from Robert Mueller himself next week as he testifies before

two House committees.

This despite the fact that he's made clear, his testimony will not stray from his 450

page report that he put out in April.

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