DAVID CHALIAN, CNN POLITICAL DIRECTOR: These are some of the most alarming poll numbers that the president has seen. He has not been seeing great poll numbers in these last several weeks.</s>PAMELA BROWN, CNN HOST: And what's interesting is that like the president's strategy seems to be right now -- you know, look, there's nothing to see here, things are getting better with coronavirus. But if you look at these poll numbers, that messaging doesn't appear to be working in his favor, particularly as you point out among Republicans. And where are Americans as a whole on the pace of re-openings in the U.S.?</s>CHALIAN: Again, this is one poll, this ABC news will look to see as other polls come out. But right now, 59 percent of Americans say that re-opening the economy is happening too quickly. Only 15 percent say it's too slowly. About a quarter say it's the right pace. But you're talking about nearly six in ten Americans. It's a pretty healthy majority in a divided universe that we live in that says the re-opening is happening too quickly.</s>BROWN: All right. Thank you so much, David Chalian. Dr. Sanjay Gupta, I appreciate it.</s>DR. SANJAY GUPTA, CNN CHIEF MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, thank you.</s>BROWN: And coming up, the population more at risk of being infected by coronavirus is also not getting tested as much. Stay with us. We'll be right back.
New Poll Finds 67 Percent Disapprove of His Handling of Pandemic