Jeffrey Goldberg
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Measuring the Mood of America: Concerns About Terror Attacks, Distrust of Elected Leaders
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November 28, 2015
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21:36Now PlayingAs you dig in to your Thanksgiving leftover, we dive deep into the American mood. Concerns about terrorism, distrust of political leaders and a spirited debate about who's best to lead our country are topics of conversation around the country. A new poll shows 69% think a terror attack in the U.S. is imminent. What is being done to keep Americans safe? The percentage of Americans who disapprove of the job President Obama is doing is the highest its been all year, and only one in ten Americans approve of Congress. Can politicians regain the trust of America? And as the 2016 presidential campaign heats up, how are politicians shaping their message to respond to real concerns in the country? Gwen Ifill discusses this all with The New York Times' Peter Baker, The Washington Post's Dan Balz and BBC's Kim Ghattas.
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