This week on the podcast we’ll share our thoughts on three main topics in what has been a whirlwind news cycle. First, Did Trump and CNN both get what they wanted out of this weeks Town Hall broadcast, or will it end in a net negative for both parties? Next, let’s talk about the state…
Today on this special edition of The Zogby Report we’ll discuss the official announcement of President Joe Biden – now seeking a 2nd term. Biden enters this race with some clear advantages, first of which is that he beat Donald Trump. But there are also a number of disadvantages, notably the conversation around his age…
https://youtu.be/tPP9oYsqGuM Today on the podcast we have some very special data for you that we’ve been tracking. The first is what we see as a paradigm for the debate of the future – libertarian vs. communitarian. The second set of data involves the status of the American Dream – and what we even mean by…
Today Jeremy is reporting from Charleston South Carolina and we’re talking about the state of the political landscape on the Republican side but we’ll spend the bulk of our episode on the results of a new survey that we’ve conducted around American manufacturing. First, is DeSantis making a comeback? And are Republicans check-mated on the…
Today on another special edition of the podcast – while we’re not going to talk too much about the indictment of Trump itself, we’re we’re going to focus on the current GOP primary race, where Trump still dominates. Since Trump has been indicted he now leads DeSantis by 30 points, and with over 50% support…
On this special edition of The Zogby Report we’ll discuss the state of debate around assault weapons, a debate that has been raging in the country for decades now. Is a solution or even a national conversation possible anymore? Additionally we’ll talk about the state of the Republican presidential race. It seems Trump continues to…
Trump may not go down as the worst president in history, but he most likely will go down in history as the worst person we’ve ever had as a president. It seems like multiple indictments are coming from across multiple states. Taking Trump at his word, it’s likely that he will be indicted this week.…
Jeremy is in New Hampshire this week, so today we’ll give our listeners a crash course on how we pollsters actually conduct some of our research and interpret the data. And we’ll give you some tools to help you be better at identifying bias, errors and learn what the polls might actually be telling us.…
Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene sent out a provocative tweet declaring there is no longer national unity and advocating for a national divorce. The suggestion is that the red states and blue states separate from each other and take on their own models, whether a state favors a more federalist approach or a state’s rights approach.…
Up first on today’s podcast we’ll talk about the state of the Republican presidential race. With an official announcement from Nikki Haley and the expectation that DeSantis will enter the race soon, what does the current race look like – and how might it change? Does Haley offer an alternative and more traditional Republican platform,…
Today we need to talk about the State of the Union message. What is important, a game-changer, or meaningful? We’ll also talk about Florida – why has Biden made the trip there, where Democrats have been getting crushed? What is the strategy? What about the number of Americans who tuned in? The stakes were high…
If we look at the polls this week, Biden’s approval rating is hovering around 45% and disapproval is around 52% – these are actually better numbers than he’s posted in a while, even with the revelation of classified documents being discovered at his residences. Are these the numbers of someone who can be re-elected in…