this morning in gallup he's turned the corner. this morning in gallup it is 44 obama, 47 romney. and look, last week i loved it. "usa today." this is one of the big advantages the obama campaign will have. a compliant media. there was the front-page article of "usa today." "obama leads in battleground states 47-45." i read the whole goddang article. no context provided. in those 12 states what happened in 2008? obama carried 12 states out of 12. and he carried them by more than 54%. and mccain got just over 45%. so here we are, 2012, and obama is seven points below where he was and romney is at where mccain was. who do you think is going to come out with a better shot at winning? all romney needs to do is win five of those 12 states and he wins the election. and you know -- >> no, it's true. and the other thing is -- the other side's true, is that obama needs to win the kerry states and nevada, colorado, and new mexico. and romney can't get there. and this is where the demographics start to cut in because the kerry states, obama's going to win the kerry states. nevada, new mexico

the latest polling from gallup shows 50% of americans believe same-sex marriage should be legal, a 23-point jump from 1996. 48% say it should be illegal. and you can see from 1996 to present day, those two lines on the gallup graph begin crossing sometime last year. for more on the impact of the president's announcement, we bring in by phone msnbc and "time" magazine senior political analyst, mark halperin, the co-author of "game change." >> how could it be more than you just did. >> i'm interested in how this came about. the conventional wisdom is that joe biden goes on "meet the press," tells david gregory that he supports gay marriage. a morning later. arne duncan is asked the same question, he says he supports it and that forces the president's hand. the president told robin roberts that he was going to come out with this sometime before the convention. is that supported by your reporting? was he about to come out with this, anyway, or was he pushed by joe biden? >> i think it accelerated the timing. but a lot of people around the president felt he was going to do this. there's a

in that gallup poll, it shows that 13% of voters are veterans. president obama lost the veterans vote to john mccain by ten points in 2008 so he's certainly trying to court some of those voters as is mitt romney. that's something we'll be seeing in the coming days and weeks. >> as we wait for the president to arrive at vietnam memorial in about an hour, give us a sense of what his week looks like ahead. >> busy week with some interesting things taking place. tomorrow, president obama will award the presidential medal of freedom to a number of people, including former secretary of state madeleine albright, music legend bob dylan, as well as astronaut john glenn to name just a few. then on thursday, the bushes will be back at the white house. former president george w. bush, laura bush here for the unveiling of their portrait. and then on friday, president obama travels to minnesota where he will continue to press congress on his to do list so he will highlight one of the key parts of his to do list and talk about that in minnesota. then of course,

in that gallup poll, it shows that 13% of voters are veterans. president obama lost the veterans vote to john mccain by ten points in 2008 so he's certainly trying to court some of those voters as is mitt romney. that's something we'll be seeing in the coming days and weeks. >> as we wait for the president to arrive at vietnam memorial in about an hour, give us a sense of what his week looks like ahead. >> busy week with some interesting things taking place. tomorrow, president obama will award the presidential medal of freedom to a number of people, including former secretary of state madeleine albright, music legend bob dylan, as well as astronaut john glenn to name just a few. then on thursday, the bushes will be back at the white house. former president george w. bush, laura bush here for the unveiling of their portrait. and then on friday, president obama travels to minnesota where he will continue to press congress on his to do list so he will highlight one of the key parts of his to do list and talk about that in minnesota. then of course,

new gallup poll questioned people about what's right, what's wrong. birth control 88% say it's morally acceptable. 8% say wrong. divorce 25% wrong. 67%. gambling 64% okay. 31% immoral. >> having a baby outside of that we differ from france. joining us laura green from washington and jeanine pirro in new york. we asked the ladies to select three of the morality categories and tell us what they think. what's the first one that jumped out at you? >> suicide. 80% of americans are against suicide. which i found kind of stunning. especially given the fact that people are living longer, they might get sicker and they shouldn't have the decision or the permission to kill themselves. >> bill: suicide or assisted suicide. >> here is the key. 48% say it is okay if a doctor. >> bill: door tore assisted 45% say that's okay. >> that tells you that 32% more think it's okay if a doctor assists you. think about that. in the ultimate libertarian act i own my body if i want to kill myself, they are saying i need a doctor's permission. that's some last step. i thought th

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today" gallup survey of 12 battleground states. president obama leads but barely the presumptive republic nominee. former massachusetts governor mitt romney. 47% to 45%. well within the margin of error. today governor romney stumped in one of those swing states, ohio, where president obama officially kicked off his campaign this weekend. meantime, don't forget congressman ron paul is still very much in this race. and working hard to build his influence moving ahead into the summer. carl cammeron is live in d.c. with what this means for the upcoming republic national convention. is this a big deal for that or is it more really just inside baseball. >> somewhere in between. it's something of a side show to the general election but ron paul scored some delegates this weekend both in nevada as well as in excuse me as part of the ongoing convention process it is a bit of a side show though. it could matter. in and haful of states recently ron paul's supporters have been done so by flooding g.o.p. conventions. he has been able to control

recent gallup polls have shown a slight majority of americans support same-sex marriage. >>> president obama enjoys wide support among hispanic voters, an increasingly important voting bloc. but polls indicate 44% of them don't support same-sex marriage. bill whitaker has that part of the story. >> reporter: technician robert keeps the computers running at a church which grows a largely hispanic congregation in orange county, california. he voted for barack obama four years ago. but now -- >> no, no, no. i don't. >> reporter: with today's endorsement of same-sex marriage, president obama lost his vote this year. rudy is the church secretary. >> i will not support anyone, you know, that is against my beliefs. >> reporter: nationwide as many as 70% of hispanic voters support president obama, but the problem for mr. obama is not his support nationwide, but in swing states where the election is likely to be decided and where the last gallup poll shows him running neck and neck with republican mitt romney. any loss of hispanic votes in swing states could swing the election. but polls also s

i want to say on the gallup poll, gallup did the same pole for mccain and obama and it was identical. i think you are right when you say these are people, traditional republican voters. typically, however, they vote pretty much like everybody else votes. so they are going vote like a republican voter will vote. and have issues with obama over the debt. a lot of the domestic stuff. if you look at how they peel abou -- howthey feel about the , they're against the afghanistan war. reuters did a poll recently that showed recent veterans in the last ten years are overwhelmingly in support of the president's policies. >> charles, popular perceptio perception, generalization, extreme generalization that democrats are more antiwar than republicans. but it has real world political consequences does it not? >> it helps explain the huge gap between the republicans, whether it's romney or mccain in getting support from the veterans. it isn't only demographic. it's history. in vietnam era, democrats with for antiwar party. we heard obama today doing penance for a country that spat on seasonal sold

recent gallup polls have shown a slight majority of americans support same-sex marriage. >>> president obama enjoys wide support among hispanic voters, increasingly important voting bloc. polls indicate 44% don't support same-sex marriage. >> reporter: technician robert keeps the computers running at a church which grows a largely hispanic congregation in orange county, california. he voted for barack obama four years ago. but now -- >> no, no, no. i don't. >> reporter: with today's endorsement of same-sex marriage, president obama lost his vote this year. rudy is the church secretary. >> i will not support, you know, that is against my beliefs. >> reporter: nationwide as many as 70% of hispanic voters support president obama, but the problem for mr. obama is not his support nationwide, but in swing states where the election is likely to be decided and where the last gallup poll shows him running neck and neck with republican mitt romney. any loss of hispanic votes in swing states could swing the election. but polls also show that votes mr. obama loses on this issue could be more than

the latest gallup poll says just 41% now fall in that category. that is one point below the previous low back in 2009. the survey state that half of those surveyed consider themselves pro-life. one point shy of the record high. that brings us tonight's next to vote question. how much will social issues factor in to this election? sr1 to 36288 if you think it will be a top priority. sr2, factor in a lot. sr3, a little. srsr4, for not at all. results a little later in the show. text up, for romney responds to president obama's attacks. c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i g heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilos isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. >> bret: in an interview with "time" magazine, governor mitt romney responded to president obama attacks on his caree

this is according to the latest gallup poll. and last night we were talking about the cbs/new york times poll which showed romney up by three points, which was within the margin of error, but still surprised people on the panel. and it is right now nine points in the president's favor according to gallup. but does that mean he's the first female president? this is what an op-ed in the post said. it says monday's activities veered into pandering as obama brazenly flauntsed his feminine mystique. something about it is just, i don't know, he's found a mystique? obama also appeared on "the view" today where he talked about getting teased by the first lady and coaching his daughter's basketball team. >> we're celebrating 40 years title ix. and it shows when girls are given the opportunity and they're competing and working as a team, it makes them stronger, makes them more confident. it's one of the great things that's happened during the course of my lifetime is women's sports becoming just as important, just as powerful. >> cnn's ch

a poll out yesterday by gallup shows 50% of americans now favor allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry while 48 partisan are opposed. in 1996, 27% supported it while 68% were opposed. support is generational, and the president said today his own children don't understand why same-sex parents would be treated differently. >> it doesn't make sense to them, and, frankly, that's the kind of thing that prompts a change of perspective. >> reporter: we've learned the first lady, michelle obama, was heavily involved in the president's change of heart. today, mr. obama said she feels the same way as he does. they believe in the golden rule-- treat others the way you want to be treated. >> pelley: norah, thank you very much. mitt romney was campaigning in oklahoma city today when the president spoke. governor romney had this to say. >> my view is that marriage itself is a relationship between a man and a woman, and that's my own preference. i know other people have differing views. this is a very tender and sensitive topic, as are many social issues, but i-- i have the same view that i've had si

a poll out yesterday by gallup shows 50% of americans now favor allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry while 48% are opposed. in 1996, 27% supported it while 68% were opposed. support is generational, and the president said today his own children don't understand why same-sex parents would be treated differently. >> it doesn't make sense to them, and, frankly, that's the kind of thing that prompts a change of perspective. change of perspective. >> reporter: we've learned the first lady, michelle obama, was heavily involved in the president's change of heart. today, mr. obama said she feels the same way as he does. they believe in the golden rule- - treat others the way you want to be treated. >> pelley: norah, thank you very much. mitt romney was campaigning in oklahoma city today when the president spoke. governor romney had this to say: >> my view is that marriage itself is a relationship between a man and a woman, and that's my own preference. i know other people have differing views. this is a very tender and sensitive topic, as are many social issues, but i-- i have the same view

we've had one piece of data on this so far, gallup came out with a poll, six in 10 people say this will not affect their decision at all. to the extent that there's any problem for the president -- >> what about evangelicals? >> evangelicals are very much against the president and the fact he's in the white house is a great turnout operation for the republicans. but whether -- a tiny little erosion, very tiny is among independents. 23% in this gallup poll said they would be less likely to vote for the president because of the decision. 11% said more likely. but that's a very small amount. and we are at the red hot moment here of this. the question is whether this continues on. if it's going to continue to be an issue, mitt romney is going to have to push it and there's no indication that he is going to push it at all. gwen: mitt romney not only doesn't want to push it but he also has gone even farther to the right, i guess, on civil unions. than his predecessors. george w. bush -- >> did not endorse a federal constitutional amendment on this and mitt romney has. gwen: and this is exactl

and i wonder, john, what do you make of the gallup poll? >> reporter: people, scott, at that fund-raiser described it as buoyant and uplifting in conversations today, but in the rest of the country, it's not necessarily as monumental an issue as it was for that audience. in that poll, people largely registered their opinion along party lines, but among independents, 23% said the president's decision would make them less likely to vote for president obama. 11% said they would be more likely. so, obama's same-sex marriage position could cost him some independent and a very small amount of democratic votes. but these are small numbers. >> pelley: john, the republicans have had a muted response, so to speak, a measured response to the president's announcement this week. rewonder why that is. >> reporter: well, in talking to eypublican strategists, they give three reasons for why this won't be an issue they'll strain to take advantage of. the first is they feel like their base is already fired up by their dislike of the g esident. d onnd, there'

a gallup poll looks a lot like 2008 with the president leading romney by nine points among women. but the shocker came from a cbs/"new york times" poll with romney holding a slight edge over mr. obama. joining me now are hillary rosen, a cnn political contributor and democratic strategist and margaret hoover, a republican consultant, cnn political contributor, and the great granddaughter of president herbert hoover. margaret, who was born in my home state of iowa, a hero to iowans. margaret, for months democrats have said a republican war on women will help president obama. these polls, are they telling us something different? >> i think that it's true. i think the republican or the republicans' war on women was this mechanism that seems to have been contrived by democratic strategists but in order to exploit the gains among women. the truth is when you look at the numbers democrats and president obama need to win more women because they're losing men. and so they won women handily in 2008, split women evenly in 2010. they need women to come back to the democratic fold if they're

john, i wonder, what do you make of the gallup poll? >> people, scott, at that fund-raiser described et it as buoyant and uplifting in conversations today but in the rest of the country it's not necessarily as monumental an issue as it was for that audience. in that poll people largely registered their opinion along party lines but among independents 23 said the president's decision would make them less likely to vote for president obama. 11% said they would be more likely. so obama's same-sex marriage position could cost him so independent and a very small amount of democratic votes but these are small numbers. >> pelley: john, the republicans have had a muted response, so to speak, a measured response to the president's announcement this week. i wonder why that is. >> well, in talking to republican strategists they give three reasons for why this won't be an issue they'll strain to take advantage of. the first, is they feel like their base is already fired up by their dislike of the president. second, there's no policy to fight over t

this is according to the latest gallup poll. and last night we were talking about the cbs/new york times poll which showed romney up by three points, which was within the margin of error, but still surprised people on the panel. and it is right now nine points in the president's favor according to gallup. but does that mean he's the first female president? this is what an op-ed inhe post said. it says monday's activities veered into pandering as obama brazenly flauntsed his fminine mystique. something about it is just, i don't know, he's found a mystique? obama also appeared on "the view" today where he talked about getting teas by the first lady and coaching his daughter's basketball te. ebrang w years title ix. and it shows when girls are given the opportunity and they're competing and working as a team, it makes them stronger, makes them more confident. it's one of the great things that's happened during the course of my lifetime is women's sports becoming just as important, just as powerful. >> cnn's chief political analyst

we saw the gallup poll, our flash survey. let's talk about the issue in california and, really, the change we've seen in the last couple of years in terms of how gay marriage is perceived here. >> that flash survey showed it would really matter how they voted and it would matter in a positive way because we've seen a substantial swing in favor of gay marriage in california over the past decade or so. the public policy institute of california asked this question just last april, compare its findings, just take a look and see what's happened now with what happened in 2000. it is nothing short of dramatic. we're talking about a 13-point swing here, all in just 12 years. you're moving public opinion very quickly on this social i issue in california. it says an awful lot. and that's another reason why, by the way, jessica, that california has become such a blue state. >> okay. so let's set california aside because we do things a little differently here. what about in the middle of the country and on a national stage? >> look, ther

gallup released a poll, 58% of people said that they do expect the economy to be bets earn a year. do you think in one year, your great predictor is this optimism warranted? >> you know, i hope so. i don't think anybody should pretend that there aren't a lot of problems and we are not still in a pretty tough spot in the labor market. all of this stuff that happens in europe each time that threatens to blow up it does freak people out a bit in the u.s. it freaks out business. it makes people start thinking 0 my goodness, might there be another financial crisis? so we consistently have been dealing with that. we might still have to deal with it. so i don't -- i don't personally anticipate there to be really massive rebound because you have got the government shrinking. you have the housing sector really around zero because there are so many vacant homes still. and the private sector non-shousing growing pretty strongly but it's just, you know, the comeback of manufacturing is going to take a long while before that's big enough to replace the housing construction and the excess consum

this is according to the latest gallup poll. and last night we were talking about the cbs/new york times poll which showed romney up by three points, which was within the margin of error, but still surprised people on the panel. and it is right now nine points in the president's favor according to gallup. but does that mean he's the first female president? this is what an op-ed in the post said. it says monday's activities veered into pandering as obama brazenly flauntsed his feminine mystique. something about it is just, i don't know, he's found a mystique? obama also appeared on "the view" today where he talked about getting teased by the first lady and coaching his daughter's basketball team. >> we're celebrating 40 years f title ix. and it shows when girls are given the opportunity and they're competing and working as a team, it makes them stronger, makes them more confident. it's one of the great things that's happened during the course of my lifetime is women's sports becoming just as important, just as powerful. >> cnn's

gallup this week, likability, obama 60 and romney 31. he has to improve that number and stories like this and his handling of it didn't help. >> a mild warning for him to not run only on biography. he needs to run on aagain da and ideas and themes is that are larger than romney. the administration and press will try to take h him down as a businessman and a person and if he doesn't stand for something larger that will hurt h him. >> shannon: a few seconds left here. think we will see similar things from the president? >> are you kidding? from the washington post? i don't think we need it. he has been president and that is what he is running on and what we should be judging him on. >> shannon: check out panel plus where we pick up on the discussion on our website and we will post that video before noon eastern time. follow us on twitter @ fox newssunday. also check this out at fox newssunday .com. alex trebek giving chris a behind the scenes tour on jeopardy ahead of chris' appearance on the show. don't miss that. we'll be right back. ♪

gallup this week, likability, obama 60 and romney 31. he has to improve that number and stories like this and his handling of it didn't help. >> a mild warning for him to not run only on biography. he needs to run on aagain da and ideas and themes is that are larger than romney. the administration and press will try to take h him down as a businessman and a person and if he doesn't stand for something larger that will hurt h him. >> shannon: a few seconds left here. think we will see similar things from the president? >> are you kidding? from the washington post? i don't think we need it. he has been president and that is what he is running on and what we should be judging him on. >> shannon: check out panel plus where we pick up on the discussion on our website and we will post that video before noon eastern time. follow us on twitter @ fox newssunday. also check this out at fox newssunday .com. alex trebek giving chris a behind the scenes tour on jeopardy ahead of chris' appearance on the show. don't miss that. we'll be right back. >>>

this is according to the latest gallup poll. and last night we were talking about the cbs/new york times poll which showed romney up by three points among women, which was within the margin of error, but still surprised the people on the panel. and it is right now nine points in the president's favor according to gallup. but does that mean he's the first female president? you say what are you crazy? i'm not is one who said this. this is what an op-ed in the post said. as he launched a new appeal to the coveted women's voters. referring to his commencement speech -- monday's activities veered into papdzerring as obama bray zenly flaunted his feminine misteeblg. obama also appeared on "the view" today where he talked about getting teased by the first lady and coaching his daughter's basketball team. >> we're celebrating 40 years of title ix. and it shows when girls are given the opportunity and they're competing and working as a team, it makes them stronger, makes them more confident. it's one of the great things that's happened d

gallup this week, likability, obama 60 and romney 31. he has to improve that number and stories like this and his handling of it didn't help. >> a mild warning for him to not run only on biography. he needs to run on aagain da and ideas and themes is that are larger than romney. the administration and press will try to take h him down as a businessman and a person and if he doesn't stand for something larger that will hurt h him. >> shannon: a few seconds left here. think we will see similar things from the president? >> are you kidding? from the washington post? i don't think we need it. he has been president and that is what he is running on and what we should be judging him on. >> shannon: check out panel plus where we pick up on the discussion on our website and we will post that video before noon eastern time. follow us on twitter @ fox newssunday. also check this out at fox newssunday .com. alex trebek giving chris a behind the scenes tour on jeopardy ahead of chris' appearance on the show. don't miss that. we'll be right back. [ k

. >> "usa today" gallup poll had a poll over the weekend. there is another one out today that's pretty write similar. 15 5 1% of those polled support gay marriage. 45% disapprove it. when you look at if the i shall sue moving the needle, steve, when it comes to how people will vote, only 13% say that they are more likely to vote for the president. 26% say less likely. and do you think he might lose some independent voters here? >> no. actually i don't. if you look at the cross tabs on these polls, what you find is that the opposition on the right is -- incredibly strong and very extreme in terms of the disconnect between the folks who oppose gay marriage and folks who do. on the left, you know, extreme the other way. in the middle independents that will decide the election in 12 states are more with democrats than republicans in this. independent tend to favor gay marriage. and so for that reason, i think that this is an issue that probably for the most part is a wash because the poem who are going to vote against the president because of th

as you were saying gallup poll seconds mixed messages on obama's recollectionchances, right? >> yeah, it is true. the average layperson looks at the newspaper, cares about the gallup poll, is that really something to worry about? you can look at the same question from six different polling agencies and come up with completely different answers. and you just have to answer. people are different. that must be the answer. >> one of the things you guys must have loved over at the comedy central blog is sort of the comedy of the punditry because i remember during the last election cycle, and the primary cycles they are like those bobble heads. no, working class whites will never vote -- and then it is just one thing after the other. >> sure. >> i remember when he picked palin after the first speech, oh my god it's over now, she a super star. >> yeah picks a story line and runs with it until they find something shiny in the corner and then they run there. it is great for us. >> this just in shiny just picked jingle as his running mate. [ laughter ] >> all of the pundits were all th

but on friday we finally did get some input back a gallup poll came out. the first thing we noticed about the poll is that for a strong majority of americans, this is not an issue that matters to their vote. 60% of people said this would have no impact on who they vote for in the november election. >> that's point number 1. point number 2 is among the other four, about 40% of americans, about twice as many people said that this decision would make them more negatively predisposed toward voting for obama. about one quarter of americans say this would make them less likely to vote for obama. about one in eight americans say it would make them more likely to vote for him. so to that -- that suggests to us that, you know, there is a potential price he could be paying among a small have you ever had of democrats and independent who, you know, while a very small number of them e elections are decided by a very small number of voters. >> when you go back to i think it was 20 oil 4 t wasn't so long ago when same-sex marriage -- then we called it gay marriage, i gu

a new gallup poll showed that veterans preferred mitt romney over president obama. >> barney frank is no stranger to controversy yesterday, he stirred the pot again. during his speech, he paid tribute to an african-american who received an honorary doctorate yesterday. he made reference to the martin case. >> tomorrow we will get a peek at marilyn's newest casino. it will hold it -- at maryland's newest casino. the half billion dollar casino will have about 4800 slot machines. that is more than any casino in maryland. >> it looks very big. >> with air-conditioning. >> our first 90-degree day this year. we are on our way for another 90-degree day tomorrow. the heat is going to stick around. annapolis, what a beautiful day to head over to the chesapeake bay. temperatures are a little bit colder than they were in the district. we will look for another hot day tomorrow. a daytime high today of 90, at the morning low of 70 degrees. the average before this date is 79. temperature outside right now at 88 degrees. we are not going to look for a dramatic drop in temperatures over the next few

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