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    00:00:00
    As 2025 comes to a close, CBS News is
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    looking back on all the news that made
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    headlines this year. Lindseay Riser has
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    more. From tariffs to immigration to a
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    government shutdown, 2025 marked a year
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    of historic political events and policy
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    changes. And CBS News polling was
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    tracking Americans reactions through all
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    of it. CBS News executive director of
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    elections and surveys Anthony Svanto
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    joins us now to break all of this down.
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    So Anthony, let's go ahead and start
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    with the new Trump administration. How
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    did people react at first and how did
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    their views change?
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    >> Hey there, Lindsay. Yeah, let's go to
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    January and start off with that Trump
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    administration. When it first came in,
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    immediately afterwards, people told us
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    in big numbers they thought he was doing
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    what he had promised in the campaign.
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    And there was also a lot of optimism
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    about the economy going forward. What we
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    subsequently started to see though is a
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    theme that would stretch throughout the
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    year and that was people talking about
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    costs, talking about prices. This is a
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    snapshot from February, but we saw
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    people saying throughout the year they
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    still thought prices were high, were
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    still going up. That was important
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    because as we saw through the year, and
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    this is from one of our most recent
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    polls in December, we often found people
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    finding the administration they felt
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    wasn't putting enough focus in their
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    mind on trying to lower prices and also
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    describing things with regard to
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    inflation as better than people were
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    really feeling. So what happened with
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    all of that? Well, what we saw from US
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    economy ratings was that they stayed
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    low. And they weren't just low this
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    year, frankly. You'd have to go back
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    even to 2020 to find the last time
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    majority of people had said that the US
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    economy was good. So, this is a
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    yearslong trend, if you will, and it
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    really still was all about those prices
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    and those costs. The approval ratings
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    for the president's handling of the
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    economy is kind of a result of those
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    feelings because he started out pretty
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    high at 51 and it slowly somewhat
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    steadily did decline over the course of
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    the year. Again, was about that
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    perceived focus and certainly this is
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    going to be a topic that then continues
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    into 2026 with people looking for that
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    focus on costs and inflation.
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    >> What about issues like Doge cuts and
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    tariff policies? How did that shape
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    people's views throughout the year?
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    >> Well, yeah. Early on, what we saw was a
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    lot of partisanship. And this was a
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    story you and I talked about throughout,
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    right? Partisan breaks on a lot of
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    things. With regard to Doge's influence,
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    you saw Republicans more likely to say
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    they thought it should have a lot.
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    Democrats not so much. The other part of
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    it was tariffs. As you mentioned, what
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    we were looking at was did people think
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    they would raise prices in the short
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    term? Did people think that they would
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    then affect prices long-term? because
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    that was one of the administration's
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    arguments, right? That this was a
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    long-term play for the economy. You
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    certainly saw a lot of people saying
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    that, and this is a snapshot from March,
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    but this continued through the year,
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    too. You saw people saying that they
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    thought it would increase prices and in
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    some respects also in the long term.
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    Republicans thought it would bring back
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    manufacturing jobs to the US, but we did
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    see partisan splits on that as well.
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    Overall, they they weren't terribly
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    popular.
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    >> All right, let's talk about the summer.
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    We saw some protests over immigration
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    policies and roundups, the the
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    president's deportation program. Walk us
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    through how that was seen.
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    >> So again, let me come back to the
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    partisanship on this because this is one
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    of those places where we saw really
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    really strong approval from Republicans.
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    This is approval disapproval of that
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    deportation program. Very much lower
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    among Democrats, split among
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    independents. So this was a policy
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    Republicans really liked and in many
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    ways throughout the year Republicans
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    told us that this was the way they were
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    evaluating the the president more so in
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    many cases than on the economy and that
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    stood out as a difference as well.
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    Right. The other part of the deportation
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    program and what underpinned a lot of
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    the movement on it such as there such as
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    there was or the differences on it I
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    should say is this. When people told us
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    that they felt like the program was
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    deporting more people than they had
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    expected, they were more likely to
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    disapprove of it. But when they felt
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    like it was
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    trying to deport fewer or the same
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    amount, they were more likely to approve
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    of it. So it was how they saw it going
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    about the program that really affected
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    their views of it. And this is from the
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    summer, but this was also throughout the
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    year.
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    >> Few political stories in the fall that
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    you were closely watching. of course the
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    government shutdown some major elections
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    also what did we see and also how might
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    what some of the issues you pulled about
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    in 2025 inform 2026
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    >> so let me reference a couple of those
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    things these are from the exit polls
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    taken the nights of those elections in
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    California where they passed Prop 50 a
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    lot of folks who voted yes said that was
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    to counter the changes they saw
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    Republicans making in other states and
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    what that really sets up for context is
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    this was a very nationalized
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    sort of contest and you saw a lot of
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    fights throughout the year over
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    redistricting. We don't normally see
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    redistricting a lot in the middle of a
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    dec decade. So that was something
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    notable about 2025 and certainly sets up
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    a lot of what to watch in 2026. And then
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    the other part of course the Trump
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    administration were they making people
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    financially better off? We saw some of
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    that. We also saw a lot of financial
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    concerns come out in the elections as
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    well in November, but this is where we
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    ended up in December where relatively
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    fewer people felt like they were
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    financially better off. A little more
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    optimism going into 26 for that, but
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    again setting up. We saw cost of living
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    a lot in the elections. We'll see cost
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    of living, I'm sure, be a hot topic as
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    we get into 26. All right, Anthony
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    Savanto, thank

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