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- How polarizing is Donald Trump?

When you think of politically divisive presidents

Richard Nixon may come to mind,

or maybe George W. Bush or Barack Obama.

But no president in the modern polling era,

dating back to the 1950s,

has had a larger partisan gap in his job approval ratings

than Donald Trump.

The approval gap is one measure

how politically divided Americans are,

but it's not the only one.

And the public's growing partisan polarization

was evident long before Trump took office.

Flashback to the mid-1990s when Bill Clinton was president.

Republicans and Democrats disagreed over many things,

including healthcare and foreign policy,

but on average, opinion differences

between Republicans and Democrats

were no larger than differences between men and women,

blacks and whites, or those of other groups.

Today, the partisan gap dwarfs any of these other measures,

and it's more than doubled since 1994.

Look at the trajectory of attitudes

on just a single issue: immigration.

Republicans and Democrats used to feel similarly

about the impact of immigrants.

The dominant view in both parties was that

immigrants did more to burden than strengthen the country.

But today, partisans are far apart.

The vast majority of Democrats

say immigrants do more to strengthen the country,

while Republicans remain skeptical about the contributions

immigrants make to the U.S.

Partisan polarization encompasses

more than just disagreements

over policies and political values.

Think for a minute: what type of community

would you prefer to live in?

Republicans express a strong preference

for big houses and widely spaced, drivable communities.

Democrats for the most part say they want a smaller house

closer to amenities such as schools,

stores and restaurants.

Differences between Republicans and Democrats

now extend to issues which you may not expect

to be all that partisan,

like views of the national economy.

Throughout the 1990s there wasn't much difference

in how Republicans and Democrats rated economic conditions,

but since the early 2000s - and especially today -

the economy is viewed through a partisan lens.

We should keep this history in mind

when thinking about Trump's presidency

since we've been polarized for a while.

But Trump may have distilled our differences even further.

While debates over issues

from taxes to immigration continue,

one of the most powerful expressions

of the nation's deep political divisions today

is the public's opinion of one man - Donald Trump.

For more infomation >> How polarizing is Donald Trump? - Duration: 2:49.

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Donald Trump 'berated Theresa May in Air Force One phone call' - Duration: 2:38.

 Donald Trump reportedly berated Theresa May in a phone call while he was on Air Force One

 The prime minster called the US president to congratulate him on the results of the US midterm elections last week, the Washington Post reported

 Mr Trump was on his way to Paris for events marking the centenary of  the end of the First World War

 According to the report Mr Trump berated Mrs May, saying she had not been doing enough to rein in Iran

 He was also said to have questioned her over Brexit, and to have complained that US trade deals with European nations were unfair

 Mrs May's aides were said to have been taken aback by the president's tone, the Washington Post reported, citing officials briefed about the call

 Downing Street has yet to comment on the report. After he arrived in Paris, Mr Trump faced criticism for cancelling a scheduled visit to a US ­military cemetery because of bad weather

 Mrs May's relationship with Mr Trump has been a rocky one. She was the first foreign leader to visit Mr Trump at the White House after he became president, but people close to Mr Trump suggested there was a lack of "chemistry" between the leaders

 On his visit to the UK in July Mr Trump embarrassed Mrs May, attacking her handling of Brexit in a newspaper interview, and saying "she didn't listen to me"

However, he went on to apologise and lavish her with praise.

For more infomation >> Donald Trump 'berated Theresa May in Air Force One phone call' - Duration: 2:38.

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Trump Administration Stands Behind Jim Acosta Suspension, Fox News Supports CNN | THR News - Duration: 2:50.

The Trump Administration is standing behind its decision to strip CNN reporter Jim

Acosta of the hard badge that allows him regular access to the White House.

On Tuesday, CNN sued President Donald Trump along with Press Secretary Sarah

Huckabee Sanders and General John Kelly, among others, alleging that the

suspension of Acosta's press pass violates the First and Fifth Amendments.

Meanwhile, the government has filed court papers in opposition to Acosta's bid to

have his badge restored. In its complaint, CNN recounts what happened last

Wednesday's press conference when Acosta repeatedly asked questions - much to

Trump's chagrin. The reporter subsequently had his his badge revoked in what

long-time White House correspondents say was an unprecedented move. The initial

explanation from the White House was that Acosta's badge was revoked because he

was being disrespectful, but more recently, Trump's staff indicated it wouldn't tolerate

how he continued to ask questions even upon the demand that he give up

the microphone. However, CNN isn't convinced, telling a judge in the complaint that

the punishment "is the culmination of years of hostility by President Trump against

CNN and Acosta based on the contents of their reporting — an unabashed attempt

to censor the press and exclude reporters from the White House who challenge

and dispute the President's point of view." The White House is pushing back on this

claim with a brief filed by The Trump Administration reading, in part,

Acosta argues that the hard pass suspension puts his livelihood as a

professional reporter at stake while Trump's legal team downplays the harm.

The case has been assigned to U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Kelly, a Trump

appointee who will hear CNN's motion for a temporary restraining order this afternoon.

Should Judge Kelly grant the TRO and restore Acosta's badge, the defendants say

it would be

Meanwhile, rival network Fox News will file an amicus brief in support of CNN's

lawsuit against the White House with network president Jay Wallace saying in a statement,

To read more on this ongoing story, head to THR.com.

For The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Lyndsey Rodrigues.

For more infomation >> Trump Administration Stands Behind Jim Acosta Suspension, Fox News Supports CNN | THR News - Duration: 2:50.

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Detective Trump/ DETECTIVE PIKACHU TRAILER PARODY MEME - Duration: 0:10.

For more infomation >> Detective Trump/ DETECTIVE PIKACHU TRAILER PARODY MEME - Duration: 0:10.

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Advance Auto Parts beats on earnings despite Trump's trade war with China - Duration: 5:36.

For more infomation >> Advance Auto Parts beats on earnings despite Trump's trade war with China - Duration: 5:36.

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Sommet Trump-Poutine : la carte de la Syrie va-t-elle se redessiner à Helsinki? - Duration: 3:57.

For more infomation >> Sommet Trump-Poutine : la carte de la Syrie va-t-elle se redessiner à Helsinki? - Duration: 3:57.

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3 Dumb Things: Tony Clement, Trump Skips Event Due to Rain & Newspaper Announced Wrong Death - Duration: 1:19.

Wake up Canada!

After exposing sexually explicit images and videos

people are wondering what else Tony Clements exposed as a member of the National Security and Intelligence Committee.

People are suggesting that more screening is necessary for MPs that sit on this committee.

Yeah, No $h#t Sherlock!

Just look at his Instagram posts! Those are real! Check it out yourself! Barf!

Donald Trump decided to skip an event honouring American soldiers, who were killed during World War I, due to a little bit of rain.

He said he would have attended, if he could have borrowed Melania's "I don't really care raincoat".

Yeah, he doesn't. Yeah. Zee Clouds are Mocking Him.

A New Zealand Newspaper made a grievous error when it announced that Marvel Comic creator, Spike Lee had died.

I guess they thought that Malcolm X was the leader of the X-Men.

Everyone knows it's Professor X, at least, those of us who googled that this morning.

You know New Zealand, there's an internet that can answer most of your questions.

For more infomation >> 3 Dumb Things: Tony Clement, Trump Skips Event Due to Rain & Newspaper Announced Wrong Death - Duration: 1:19.

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CHINA ABRIU-SE MAIS AO BRASIL DEPOIS DE TRUMP. BOLSONARO IRÁ FECHAR? - Duration: 7:16.

For more infomation >> CHINA ABRIU-SE MAIS AO BRASIL DEPOIS DE TRUMP. BOLSONARO IRÁ FECHAR? - Duration: 7:16.

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CNN sues Trump administration over suspension of Jim Acosta's press credentials - Duration: 0:56.

the new CNN has filed a lawsuit against President Trump in several of his aides

after the White House revoked senior journalist Jim Acosta's press

credentials the network's said it has asked a Washington District Court for an

immediate restraining order requiring Acosta's press pass to be returned CNN

said the Trump administration's actions violated Acosta's constitutional rights

the judge of the district court has given the defendants until Wednesday

morning local time to file a response and a hearing has been scheduled for the

afternoon the White House revoked Acosta's press past last week just hours

after he got into quite a testy exchange with President Trump White House press

secretary Sarah Saunders responded to the suit by saying it was just more

quote grandstanding from CNN and that the Trump administration will vigorously

defend against the suit

For more infomation >> CNN sues Trump administration over suspension of Jim Acosta's press credentials - Duration: 0:56.

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Melania Trump's Office Calls For Firing Of National Security Official | TODAY - Duration: 3:01.

For more infomation >> Melania Trump's Office Calls For Firing Of National Security Official | TODAY - Duration: 3:01.

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APÓS VISITA A PARIS, TRUMP CRITICA MACRON E RELAÇÕES COM FRANÇA SE DESGASTAM - Duration: 2:59.

For more infomation >> APÓS VISITA A PARIS, TRUMP CRITICA MACRON E RELAÇÕES COM FRANÇA SE DESGASTAM - Duration: 2:59.

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Trump says nothing new in CSIS report on North Korean missile bases - Duration: 1:40.

our top story this morning US president Donald Trump says he was not surprised

by a recent widely circulated report on North Korea's secretive missile bases

insisting there was nothing new in those findings the top US security adviser

echoed his boss's remarks saying President Trump is also ready for a

second summit with the North Korean leader Kim jong-un our Kim her son

starts us off president Trump's response was short and to the point

he said there's nothing new in the reports published this week by the

washington-based think tank the Center for Strategic and International Studies

he took to Twitter to say he's fully aware of the missile base that is

referred to in the report stressing nothing out of the ordinary is happening

Trump also criticized a New York Times article which cited the reports as fake

news as a spread incorrect information u.s. National Security Advisor John

Bolton also confirmed there was nothing new in the CSIs report he also said

President Trump is ready for a second summit with North Korean leader Kim

jong-un such a swift response shows Washington's willingness to show

Pyongyang that it stands is unchanged and it's so open to denuclearization

talks there has been criticism of the way the CSIs report was portrayed in the

media especially by the New York Times that called the findings quote great

deception by the north the report is also based on satellite images taken in

March which was three months before the first-ever summit between the leaders of

North Korea and the u.s. Kim Massa Arirang news

For more infomation >> Trump says nothing new in CSIS report on North Korean missile bases - Duration: 1:40.

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There IS a fascist threat, but it's not from Trump - Duration: 1:56.

D'Souza: If you look up fascism, the economic part of it,

it basically says, "state-run capitalism, state-directed capitalism."

That's the meaning of fascism. Now here's the interesting thing:

we often accuse the Left of being socialist, but in reality,

these guys aren't socialists, because what does socialist countries do?

Socialist countries nationalize industries. The government takes over

the energy industry. The government takes over the banks.

Notice under Obamacare, we still have private insurance companies.

We still have private hospitals. But the government is directing them.

The government's fixing the price. The government's telling them what to do.

Under Obama, we saw an expansion of government direction and control

over, not just the health sector, but banks, insurance companies,

energy companies, increasingly the education sector. That's why

Bernie and Hillary wanted free college. Their idea was the government now

gets to direct even private colleges in telling them what to do.

So my point is this is not socialism. If it were socialism, the government

would have taken over all this stuff. This is actually fascism.

State-directed capitalism, that's what fascism means, and in that respect,

fascism is with us now.

D'Souza: Lincoln was elected to unite a country and stop slavery.

Democrats smeared him, went to war against him,

assassinated him. Now their target is Trump.

[Crowd chanting]

[Crowd chanting] D'Souza: They say he's a racist,

a fascist. But who are the real racists and facists?

A nation does when its people are not free.

It's now up to us to save America a second time.

For more infomation >> There IS a fascist threat, but it's not from Trump - Duration: 1:56.

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Trump et Macron : fin de la câlinothérapie ? - Duration: 4:56.

For more infomation >> Trump et Macron : fin de la câlinothérapie ? - Duration: 4:56.

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Kim Jong Un Reaffirms His Promise To Trump - Duration: 1:15.

For more infomation >> Kim Jong Un Reaffirms His Promise To Trump - Duration: 1:15.

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Late Night White House Press Conference with Trump: Where Is Jared Kushner? - Duration: 4:00.

-Whenever Donald Trump holds a press conference,

his rambling nonsensical answers

raise more questions than they answer.

So we decided to hold another one right here, right now.

That's right. Donald Trump, and the "Late Night" Press Corps

are here in our studio and ready to go.

So without further ado,

it's time for the "Late Night" White House press conference.

♪♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President.

Mr. President, yes, thank you.

Seth Meyers, "Late Night with Seth Meyers."

President Trump, how would you describe the current state

of your presidency?

-In the final couple of weeks.

-Oh.

[ Laughter ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Mr. President, what would you say to Mike Pence,

who was probably hoping that you'd be impeached by now,

and he'd be the president?

-Too bad, Mike.

[ Laughter ]

-How long have you been president?

-For like 44 years or something.

[ Laughter ]

-I haven't seen Jared Kushner in a while. Where is he?

-Being held hostage...

in Venezuela.

[ Laughter ]

-Hey, did you hear that my wife and I had a second child?

-Congratulations. I'm sure you're very unhappy about that.

[ Laughter and applause ]

-You bragged that when you ran the Miss Universe Pageant,

you used to barge into the dressing room.

What did you do when you went in there?

-I'd say, come on, let me see what you have.

[ Laughter ]

-What do you tell your barber?

-Make it look like not good.

[ Laughter and applause ]

-Hey, how's Melania?

-I don't know if she likes me anymore, but that's okay.

She used to.

-What do you see when you stand on the bathroom scale?

-Large, large numbers.

[ Laughter ]

-What's the hardest part about having a threesome?

-You can't do them simultaneously, by the way.

Just think if somebody said, "Oh, you can do them both."

No, you can't. Because if they're doing that,

we're not doing the other.

[ Laughter ]

-What's between your ears?

-Beautiful, perfect air.

[ Laughter and applause ]

-Can you tell me what words

would you use to describe yourself?

An ignorant, narcissistic, racist?

-Those words. Those exact words.

[ Laughter and applause ]

-How often do you have an empathetic human thought?

-Averaging one per decade.

[ Laughter ]

-Every time I make biscuits -- you know when you make biscuits?

Well, when I make biscuits, they turn out really dry.

What should I do?

-Speak to Mr. Pillsbury.

[ Laughter ]

-Important question here -- how many children do you have?

-It looks like three.

Could be four.

Perhaps it could be two.

[ Laughter ]

-Is that your final answer?

-Two, or one, or three.

-You're almost there.

-One, or two, or three, or four, or five.

[ Ding! ] -Hey, you got it!

[ Laughter and applause ]

And finally, I'd like to finish

with the same question I always ask.

President Trump, how's your penis?

-It'll never hold up.

[ Laughter ]

-How's your penis?

-Little, almost not at all.

-And how is your penis?

-That's such a racist question.

[ Laughter ]

-Okay, then how's your penis?

-Pretty nasty to be honest with you.

-Well, looks like we're out of time.