CNN, White House
Digest more
President Donald Trump and his allies inside and outside his administration are aiming to blanket polling places with an expanding network of party and federal election monitors this November, intensifying scrutiny of the nuts and bolts of voting as Trump hunts for what he claims,
CNN, Politico and MS NOW reporters have been allowed back inside the White House after Donald Trump banned the networks, but he certainly isn't happy with the decision
The CNN survey indicates 27% of Americans approve of how he's handling the economy. That's down 22 points from polling ahead of the 2018 midterms when Democrats flipped the House during President Trump's first term.
A new CNN poll, released Wednesday and conducted by SSRS, showed that 44% of registered voters see their vote in the midterm elections as sending a message of opposition to Trump. In contrast, 19% said their vote was a message that they support Trump, while 37% said their vote is not about Trump.
This doesn’t feel like television,” Berman says during a recent interview. “Even though there are cameras rolling.” Berman is one of a growing number of traditional news anchors being assigned to new interactive formats that give viewers and subscribers more say over what gets discussed.
Dana Bash, CNN's chief political correspondent, joins "CBS Mornings" to talk about her new book, "The Elections That Changed the World: Fifteen Pivotal Moments That Shaped How We Live," and weighs in on President Trump banning her network's access to the White House.