RED EYE - SEPTEMBER 7, 2013 FULL EPISODE

Guest host Tom Shillue welcomes guests Patti Ann Browne and Tucker Carlson. Plus, TV's Andy Levy joins the panel. There's some homeless man sitting to Andy's right...

Pew Poll: Obama's Approval Rating On Syria Falls To Only 29%, Almost Twice As Many Disapprove

As the debate over military action in Syria intensifies, Barack Obama's standing with the public has declined. Obama's overall job approval has slipped into negative territory (44% approve, 49% disapprove) for the first time since early last year. Public ratings of his handling of foreign policy – once an area of relative strength for the president – have slipped and now just 33% approve of his handling of the issue. And when it comes to Obama's handling of Syria in particular, more disapprove than approve by nearly two-to-one (56% vs. 29%).

NBC/WSJ Poll: Obama's Approval Rating On Syria Only 28%, Twice As Many Disapprove

President Obama's handling of the situation in Syria earns the approval of just 28 percent of Americans, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.

The poll shows twice as many people - 57 percent - disapprove of how he's handled the situation.

One month ago, 44 percent disapproved of his handling of the situation and 25 percent approved.

The poll echoes a series of polls this week that have shown opposition to military action in Syria about twice as high as support.

The NBC/WSJ poll largely confirms those findings, with 58 percent saying they would like their representative in Congress to oppose military action and 33 percent saying they want their member to support it.