Andrew Peach

But it's very strong.

Look at Memdami, just won by a pretty good number in New York.

And that's a city that's known to elect people like Michael Bloomberg and Rudy Giuliani.

You know, it's there.

There is concerns about this.

And that would be in part, at least because of the economy.

If we can turn to the economy and there is a suggestion from some commentators that what Trump is doing effectively is making the same mistake of Joe as Joe Biden made, which is to tell people that the economy is fine, where they they feel themselves that it's not.

And that doesn't work.

People feel it and they're going to vote how their economic situation is based.

And the numbers are not very good if you look at poll after poll.

The problem is that Biden increased inflation, inflated the economy by about 25%.

He dumped $7.5 trillion in stimulus on top of the normal budget numbers using COVID.

as an excuse.

And that created a 25% increase plus in inflation.

Now that's under control now, but the problem is you still wiped out 25% of the purchasing power and the wealth of the country.

And nobody's – we really haven't recovered from that.

Final thought about foreign affairs, obviously Ukraine, but also the Middle East and Venezuela.

Is he governing in a way, do you think, that would impress his core supporters?

I think he has his own foreign policy approach.

I'm not sure it's really in sync with the traditional Republican Party approach.