Andrew Klavan

Biden's people would come out and say, no, no, you're really happy.

Things are great.

You know, I thought like, you know, I think people know when they can't make the rent.

I think people know when they can't get their kids the Christmas presents they want.

I think they know when they're not buying the same foods they would be able to afford before.

So if people are saying they're unhappy about the economy, they probably are.

And there's probably no chart you can point to and no statistic you can point to that's going to make them feel better.

So it wouldn't be a bad thing if Trump could muster up just that little mustard seed of humility.

And I know, don't laugh when I say Trump and humility in the same sentence.

But if he could just muster that little bit of humility to say, hey, I know this is not going as fast as I wish it would.

But it is going to go faster, and this is why.

You know, and I think that that's just something that is not in Trump's repertoire.

And yet I think it would go a long way to just say, you know, it's not about – it's not always about Donald Trump.

It's sometimes about the people, and the people do feel bad about the economy.

I'm a little surprised by that.

It does seem to me that things have picked up that not only has –

has inflation gone down, but wages have actually gone up and outstripped inflation.

But apparently people are not feeling that yet, and hopefully they will soon, and hopefully that'll turn around the predictions about the midterms.

So that would be my main thing.

One of the things that really bothers me about the conversation, the American conversation, is we've skipped over that part where people say like, wow, human beings invented artificial intelligence.