Alyssa Slotkin

on making a deal, even though that's absolutely in our best interest for both sides.

And on the question of tariffs, you had this vote in the House, bipartisan, basically saying that they were not in favor of these tariffs with Canada.

How do you interpret that as a sort of referendum on Trump economic policy?

And do you think it changes anything?

It was a big deal.

I mean, look, bravery sometimes comes in millimeters.

We had six Republicans who broke with their party and voted with Democrats to say the president's sloppy tariff policy isn't good and should be repealed and looked at.

That opens the door to a bunch more votes on tariffs.

That is a big deal.

I'll take it, right?

Do I wish people were stronger and spoke up for their local state economies?

Yeah.

But will I take this?

Yes.

And it's definitely, I think, people looking ahead to the midterms and saying he's a boat anchor.

These tariffs certainly are a boat anchor for their reelection.

And what do you think it tells us about what we can expect in the midterms?

I know we're still some distance away.

Yeah, I think people are upset.

They're upset because he said he was going to do something about the economy.