Whose President Biden's approval rating sinks significantly after first year

       President Biden's   approval rating

Newman is here to discuss in this week's video rick break this down for us well uh as  first year basically comes to an end um he's about as low as he's been during his entire presidency so far we got a new poll out this week showing his approval rating is 33 that is absolutely dismal other polls have him higher than that he's um he seems to be sinking below where  was at his lowest point and there are some puzzling things happening um in the  administration so yes consumers are bummed out about inflation they should be they're bummed out that we can't seem to get past coveted they should be those things are not really fault he's just going to have to wait those things out but this week  gave a big speech about reforming the filibuster so that this voting rights bill can pass but everybody in  knows that there aren't enough democratic votes to perform the filibuster and even after he gave that speech a few democratic senators came out and said nah that's a bad idea so what is going on with democrats here and why is  spending time talking about something that's never going to happen when ordinary families are facing these very real problems there's a messaging problem there's an execution problem in the byte administration and there's a communication problem so um  know he could pull this together in his second year he's not ending the first year on a very strong footing um picking up on that rick how do you pull it together mean one of those senators actually delivered that speech before the president addressed his own party it seems as if you know a lot of self-inflicted wounds not only by the administration but by the democrats who you know have a circular firing squad they do mean m glad you see it the same way  do  i think uh to get this back you know get back on track stop the self-inflicted wounds stop the unforced errors does  get the problem here um  there's a reason that he's he's doing these things that he's putting some political capital into things like a voting rights bill that's never going to pass he's trying to appease the democrats uh liberal wing the question is why in the world is he trying to do that most people looking at the rent going up and their uh their food bill going up they can't afford a car they're not saying uh congress really needs to pass this voting rights bill it's important those that those issues are important that is not the thing  on the minds of most voters in most families right now so uh if  is going to recover  just needs to start focusing on mainstream voters and what they care about and forget about he needs to forget about and the progressives he seems to be obsessively catering to don't really know why he's doing that English (auto-generated)they should be they're bummed out that we can't seem to get past coveted they should be those things are not really  fault he's just going to have to wait those things out but this week  gave a big speech about reforming the filibuster so that this voting rights bill can pass but everybody in  knows that there aren't enough democratic votes to perform the filibuster and even after he gave that speech a few democratic senators came out and said nah that's a bad idea so what is going on with democrats here and why is  spending time talking about something that's never going to happen when ordinary families are facing these very real problems there's a messaging problem there's an execution problem in the byte administration and there's a communication problem so um know he could pull this together in his second year he's not ending the first year on a very strong footing um picking up on that rick how do you pull it together mean one of those senators actually delivered that speech before the president addressed his own party it seems as if you know a lot of self-inflicted wounds not only by the administration but by the democrats 

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